davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1863-04-16
4lfy-!-saorsasss OF Breath with


vsry had symetoms which. 70 not corrected may tend
10 s1me serious disorders Of the heart other vital
oriaaL E.t moderately Of sod', take six Pills nightly
Er spma little time; take plenty OF fresh air with mod
Grats exercise and the human marhnery will be quickly
restored n health and vgoF Try this but for three days
onlv and NHh raaolt Vvl he marvellous,
, 1863-04-16
Husbaud-Catchine

OF certain divine an anecdote Is told which
Hook used to say exceeded any specimen Of cool
assurance be had ever witnessed. a@ -. H,'fss
A young clerical friend Ii Bic, staying Ut Bis
house, happened 10 Be Sitting up one night red.
ing, after the family, as be supposed, had retired
to rest The door opened, and his excellent host
reappeared in his dressing gown and slippeSass
my dear boy" said the latter, seating himself,
and looking ,patheticaly ct bis guest : have q
few words to say-donf look alarmed they VIM
prove agreeable enodgh to you, rely dpoh Il. The
Tact is, Mrs. - and myself have for some time
observed the attention which you have paid 10
Betsey. We eah make etbfs Allowance, knowing
your excellent principles as we Do for the dildancs
which has hitherto tied your tongue; but it has
been carried far etodgh n aNofldly point Of
view, Betsey, Of course, might do better !; vet We
have oil the highest esteem for your charncferynd
disposition; and then our daughter, she Is very
dear to MS, and where her happinessis at stake an
minor considerations must give way. We have;
therefore, after due delibeEation--I must own not
altogether without hesitation made hp our minds
to The match. What must Be, must bei iyou are
worthy fellow, and therefore, at q word, yod
have our free and cordial consent. OnlyniAle oar
child happy, and we ask no Inoref's - "a, sggH'
The astOniahed divine half pettihed, laid dOkh
nv dear sir," be began 10 murmut. . bsre Z
some dreadful mistake ] really never thought
that is; never ihtebded-sT 4 ;lII tS7sg
q " No, no know you did hot, Your modesty,
indeed is one Of those traits which has made y0li
so deservedly fatofite With ,ts az But, my deoF
boy, parents eyes are ehafS. ANXIETY Shafpehs
them. We saw well enough What you iholghtso
well concealed. Betsey, too, b just The girl 10 be
50 won. Well, well say no more about Il ~
all over now. God bless You bothi Only make
her good htisband- here che q. ! have told
Mrs. - to bring her down again, for the sooner
young folks are put out Of snspense, the better.
Settle the matter as soon as you like; We win
leave you together
Thus saying, the eonsiderate papa bestowed an
anectionate kiss upon his daughter, who, was II
this juncture led into the room BY her mother both
en- dlskabile, shook his future soniniaM cordially
by the hand, and with . ~ There, go-go along,
Mrs. - turned bis wife out 6ft The room and
LEFT the lovers alone to their sete-asete. What
was to Sc done? Common humanity, 70 say mo-
thing Of politeness, demanded nothing less than
proposal IL Was rendered accordingly, and, We
heed scarcely add, very graciOusly received. 49,
, 1863-04-16
CodplaiHts incident to Children.

All complauta d children NAV soon be cured u care
be taken % purify their hldOd correct the action Of the
liver, au cleanse the stomach and hoWes few dOrea
aG these famous Pills will lately have the desired
"a o. partiI ,rly parents III eattitl In not allowing
them 0eat of things which they know aould be injurious
~ Themselves.
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Indigestion with languor and wan
OF ele.gy.

When taking these Pills rub HollOway's celebrated
OlAiment over the pit Of the stomach, aud over the
regions Of the liver. the right side under the ribs,
aHd you will at experancc ch Ings r the better
The Improvement, though Il may be gradual, will he
thoFoukh hui lasting.
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The Emperor ana tie sentinel.

NJ
In the print shops oi Paris may SIN Be- Heea
leon I. brought to sland-still BY one Of bis own
sentinels IN Consequence Of hls inability 70 give
the password. The veteran who, ln obPdiencs TO
his orders, was so near running bis bayonet into
his Majesty, has been recently received at Fon<
tainbleau BY hepresent Emperor, who, according
to the French papers, conversed with him con-
siderable time and, among other QuestiOAs ssked
7'"THodeh you did not Know K~as the Emperor
would you really have shot hihsg " lgs0if kusis
{ No, sire; ! would only have wounded him
The account which Coio6Scbe, he sentry, give
Of the affair Is as follows; 9le.'9rs s.e ~
It WIS 10 1909, aller tie victory of RbasbeEgs
thatI was posted at entrance Of halfdeatroyed
building in which the Emperor had taken up bi9
quarters. Ny orders were not to allow anybody
to pass unless accompanied BY a olcef Of the SIM
Inthe evening person wearing Q gFag oveTcoat
came towards my post and wanted topaah How
cred my bayonet and called out
Nobody passes hefess, "a. lv-t..y.ls !,
Those were the words / used, and / never added
seven II you were the little corporal himself ~
has been wrongly impated to ne since, becadst
did not know It was the Emperor before ms. Thg
person came on without seeming to notice What .
said, sod then brOeght nv bsIopet 2 the charge
sH You take another stsb, fwiIl fdn by bsyO.
net into thy stomachn ntln3 sisI Nv ,traisl1P
The noise brought out the whole ef ne STAT
The Emperor returned to his quarters, and was
carried on to the guard house y.
Tou are lost, my boy.T said my eoIAfadesf
"yoa have committed an assault On the Emterpf5b
"Stop bit," said; "Whit Of my ordeIsf I
shall explain all that to the eourtmaFtial."
The Emperor sent 70 fetch me, and when fcame
into his presence he said. - -.
+Grcnadier, thou rnayst put AIRED Fiband 10 ny
button-hole; give thee the cross!" sagiai siqao
"ThaDks. my Emperor answered, - but there
s no shop in this country vheFe 4 can buy the,
riband." ..,. . ,.s.,
wei" replied The Emperor With d smiIs, atRISs
piece from q womans red petiicoat thar win
answer the purpose Just as Well1 eai mod ~ ~,
COlOuche continued to serve through al The
campaigns, when he was not eonfued to The hos
pitals BY his wounds, till the c6aciudng bath 81
Waterloo after which be was discharged returned
to his village, and resumed bis oeturatien d al
agricultural laboFer On bic recent visit to B0n-o
tainbleau, his only introduction was HE poFtuik
engraved BY Madame Viardot Garcia, the dislin-
guished singer. As already mentioned, be Wa9
received BY 4 Emperor with great cordially, add
by him presented to the Empress, the Impaial
Prince, and the uhole Court Prcvious i6l NJ,
departure, the EnIpefof asked him II be wished
for anything, to which Colcuche s said % have
replied, ''..' t-' vts 'p'''N
al no longer desire anything; now have see4
you all, am satisfied, will only beg of. .yoq -
give me your three portraits "a request Che En-
peror promised should be complied with.
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hcllopdys Pas are Gy bed feAed5 khorn in the
porh for lie Iollowing diseases.

tCorld for the Jol7Otring diseaSes'
AfiS IDropsy Inflammation Sore Throats
Isihua Ilysentery Jaundlce Stone and Gravel
bilious Con. ErysipeIas liver Com Secondary symp-
plAuta Female Irre- plalnts toms
uaokchea On thel gulAFtles tafmbagd Tic DououreuN
SKIN feVers Of all Piles rumors
noVcl O0mnluia Minds iRheamatsm ulcers
Colies Wis IIetenIon Of venereal afec.
Consllnatioa oF(out Urine tlons
Ihe BoSSls ti6adaehe Scrofdla, or Worms, all kinds
Consumptoh llu6is1llon Klng's Evil Weakness, from
DehIlty whatever cause,
~ III E.sk AAs4s &c, &e, &c.
Gnld at the EItahllahment Of PROPRssOR HOLLOWAY,
all Strand ltIedr Teulnla Barl London; alsn BY all
respectable Duggisa dnd Dealers IN Medicines throagh
out the civilized world, The onHng prices:-ls ltd,
d Cd a. Cd Ills, III. and $50 each B <.
Thss6ts considerable saving y taking the larger
size; ~ -. !, ......,. i. ...,v
' CTkrfs & MOORE. Druss,..s.
Victoria, vi,
.1.r"H..#.' Aaenas fnr Hall0Ray.
, 1863-04-16
PUGET SOUND HERALD
CHARLES PRosoH,
Editor ana Proprietor.
TERMs-ALwAYs IN ADVANCE
Rates of Subscription
Rates Of Advertising,

One square, 90 lines or less) arst insertion SS 90
deduction Of Fy per cent the above rates to yearly
adyeTtisers.u ..r,-- Il. A.. ...... ...r...r
nal, inserted at a less rate than 42S per annum.
EN Legal advertisements Of every description must be
had for before nsertOn There will be variation from
this rule In any event
, 1863-04-16

All kinds Of
Book,
Pamphlet, lr.-.r..
DIlI-Hcad. .r..
r HErs. IH. Circular,
Blank and
Gard Printing,
... IN PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL STYLE,
Executed with ueaness and Dispatch aud forwarded per
order to any part Of the country.
SW- Payment for Jobs must always accom-
pany the order,
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-12-17
IN THE NIGHT.

DARK, dark the night, and fesrfdlly grope
Amidst the shadows, feeling for the way,
But cannot find 1t. Here's no help, no hope
And God Is very far of with his dsyl
Hush, hush, faint heart Why. this may b
chance,
when things are at their worst to PROV
- thy faith: 7f.-
Look up and wait thy great deliverance,
And trust him at the darkest unto death.
What need Of faith. IL all were visibly clear.
'Tis for the trial time that this was given;
Though clouds be thick, its sun is just a
near. -:
And faith will find him in the heart oI
heaven.
IT'S often on thslsst grim ridge Of war
God takes his stand to aid US in our fight;
BE watches while we roll the tide afm;
And beaten back, is near VI in his might!
Under the widest night, the heaviest woe,
When earth looks desolate-heaven DARK
with doom,
Faith has fire-fash of the heart to show
The face of the Eternal in the gloom.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-12-17
Numbera4.

no material toA"whi.o wash their Bsr.
racks. I" Tennessee mud. well plastefed
over the iutefsiices. though not quite as
elegant. makes them jusi ss con,forsa-
ole. They have no "lsrge stoyes's
out 10 their stead large Ere pisces.
which e more comfortable, and q deal
OF ssaghs mors healthy. Here we
get no "loaves Of bread weighing fulI
tWenty-tEo cunces,,' but the .;hsrd
tack" listis sov-belly," and some
beef. But this does not interfere with
the aPpetites nor the heal.h of the bSys
U the least for il is The hedI,hiesti Of
5ocd, besidss there is. no dsnrer, Of
sor'eh, because the quantities Issued
are too small 10 endanger men in ,hss
way.
Finally, Mr.. Editor. We tnat say that
we are at home on Moecssin Point and
should you, or any Of our friends. wan.
der this way why just pay 9 visit to
MOeeasin Point City. You win end
Ihe latch string out. (fguralively, for
latch strings are played out, here with
enough hard tack, coffee. and bacon.
,r P'cLled pork, to spare q meal or two,
'nough, TO confess. our visitors would
rave to make their visits shor. for out
accommodations are such that We could
lot entertain them very long.
sails JNO. DANIELS,
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-12-17
stItftts !: paftrp.
RuRIAL OF THE BEAUTIFUL.

Where shall the dead and the beautiful
sleepl .--...r- a, -..4.s
In the vale where the willow and cypres,
weep;
Where the wind of the West breathes its soft.
) est sigh, =l b1s sr-s- -at.
Where the silvery stream is flowing nigh,
And the pure clear drops of its rising sprays
Glisten like gems in the bright moons rays
Where the suns warm smile may never dis
f,r, pei =, 20 .fs -i >.a--
Nights tears o'er the form we lov'd so well.
In the vale where the sparkling waters flow.
Where the fairest and earliest yiolets grow;
Where the sky sad the earth sre softly fair
Bury her there, bury ber there q
Where shall the dead and the beautiful
sleep1
Where wild flowers bloom in the valley deep;
Where the sweet robes Of spring may softly
rest
In purity over the sleeper's breast;
Where is heard the voice Of the sinless dove
Breathing notes Of deep and undying love; {,
Where no column proud in the sun may glow,
To mock the heart that is resting below;
Where pure hearts are sleeping, forever blest;
Where wandering Peris love to rest;
Where the sky and the earth. are softly fair,
Bury her there-bury her there!
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-12-17
SECRET LOVE.

Letme in secret come to thee,
Let me in secret, let me go;
Our happiness the less would be.
Were all the world our joys to know.
ls -E J.
And let no glance of thine disclose
How far our hearts are lost in love;
The island Of our bliss arose
From out the sea it towers above.
OF Eden is true love the fruit,
That must be plueked by two alone;
If it serpent's eye pollute,
Its sweetness is forever gone.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-12-17
Eaaies Strip 8ook.

@A man being commiseraled With
on account of his wifs's running awsy,
sa'd' "DOn't pity me tilI she somes
back again." y
We feel that We are growing old EOr
want Of somebody to tell Us tha. we are
looking as young as ever. Charming
iaI'ehoodl There is q vast deal Of
vital air in loving words. .-..
The tenderest heart loves best the
courageous onsi the gentle voice says:
why vast thou so hasardous7" The
deeper toned replies, "For thee, for
thee"
Women. like the plants In woods,
derive their sofluess and tenderness
from The shade.
Livslinsss In the girl may be mis-.
taken for good temperi but the little
Pertinacity, which. at first, I, attract
lVely provoking, may at last provoke
without its attraciiveness.
II you would be tolerated, be tolsr.
ant. II you would hear the truth, tell
u. II you wouldn't be troubled, don's
be troublesome.
We wish to close our eyes upon the
world in the places we love best; the
child in Its mothers bosom, the patriot
10 bis country.
Sometimes girl says no to an offer,
when it is plain as the nose on her face
that she means yes. The best way to
judge whether she is 10 earnest or not,
is to look straight into her eyes, and
never mind her nose. ...- NJ.
Is it not true tina. the young no.
only appear to be. but really are. mos.
beautiful in the presence Of those they
loSef II calls forth sIl their beauty.
We are very curious to know how
many feet In female arithmetic 20 to .
mile. for we never heard Of lady yet
whose shoes we're not q mile too big
for her.
You can never be satisfied that .
lady understands 9 kiss. unless you
have il from her own mouth.
The snow lies calm and white and
peaceful upon the earth, but it often
gets into furry coming down.
A young woman should not forget
that when once the door Of the hear.
Is opened to guest, there is no know.
ing who will come next.
Love generally makes : wise man
act like fool. and interest som e,imes
makes q fool act like q wise man.
Fashionable circles we're never 50
numerous as they are now. Almost
every lady that appears 10 the streets Is
The centre Of one.
Better have no eyes, ears, noses, or
pslates, than be obliged to see, hear,
smell. and taste everything that passes.
Quin told Lady Berkeley that she
looked blooming as spring; but. recol.
ecting tha! the season was not then
rery promising. be added, "wouId to
Heaven the spring would look like your
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-12-17

E"My dear madam. can you give
me a glass Of grog?" asked fatieued
traveller in Arkansas, as be entered a
cabin on the roadside.
Il amt got drop, stranger" re-
piled the woman.
Blu. a gentleman told me that ysu
had barrel"
"Why, good gracious" replied the
woman. what do you reckon one barrel
of whiskey is to me and my chiitireu.
when we are out of miIk?"
The traveller sloped.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-12-17
tOriginal.l

lOEASlhhA'l
For the Gallipolis Journal.
MEMORIES.
/ am sitting tonight
With the pale moonlight
Solemniy falling around me;
Silent and slow
The shades come and 60
Where memory's chain has bound me.
There's a sweet little stream
With silvery CLEAN
OF moonlight shimering o'er it;
There's a cottage door
With the merry roar
OF children playing before it.
There's the grand old trees,
The birds and bees,
And flowers with their rainbow beauty;
With their mellow chime
OF musical rhyme,
Tuning our souls to their duty.
That lessons learned.
Now the leaf is turned,
And picture as fair and bright,
As ever the sun
Shone down upon,
Bursts grandly upon my sight.
There are sparklinsstreams,
And youthful dreams,
And beauty, and wealth, and power;
But fairer than these
Were hopes and peace
Earth's most precious dover.
But again q change,
Sad and strange,
Comes over life's varying waves;
There are hopes and fears,
Trials and tearl,
And tolls, and sorrows, and graves.
Under the wall, - eiyr.
Where the shadows fall
Thickest from the dark cypress grove;
Moss covered by years,
And watered with tears,
Ie the grave of buried love.
Yet no human form, -
For the banqueting worm,
Was laid in that narrow bed: 80
But proud words spoken,
And warm vows broken.
By souls that were lovingly wed.
The bitterest woe 3TnH
Our lives can know,
In tLis sorrowful vale of tears,
Is the stinging smart,
OF bankrupt heart,
To wear through the weary years.
Oh! memory go back
O'er the checkered track
OF years that have gone forever;
Come not again
With your pleasure and pain,
The links of the past to dissever.
Closed be the door,
Unbar il no more,
Let Its links lie low in the dust;
Let them remain
An unbroken chain,
Some bright, some covered with rust.
ALVINA.
RosE COTTAGE, Nov. 26, 1868.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-12-17

CURE FoR ScAsDAL--Mr. Jesse c.
Philips, OF Champaign county, went
before Probate Judge A.F. Vance, snd
made solemn oath that he did not vote
for Vsllaudigham. The time is not dis
tant that thousands ofpeople will wish
they could purge themselves Of the foul
offence in 30 summary way.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-12-17

Ny church deppytisd me q asssr.
tsns The whersbouss Nv SUM Binosras
Who hekn't exprest q opinyun since the
var commenced and Civ him fshe uoui-
nsshun fer the Presidency.
Z PErRoLkUn v. EAsHY.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-12-17

A eu
nHed y sl.n tooacco- bnt ne DID mo
hgD. /" 'nen- ne he'a y ip nis hand
awnhs, anu nnaiiy iaiu y npon ID
@sn,e tnsn no uent snd stood D
'o.s nis ""s "emohng hxe an eager
emu -. sss.fe ~ >
oaran, want % ENJOY ny s1sok'
snis evening. 5,.st Al. .s.,..;. /
one iOoAeo up AZ him *enosf'ng vha'
he mean.
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[pGteffes ppn Ghnrlcffnn.

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no pas Sort antwortst nur BON 3tit Al
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II Strd6c, SnuS fir Saus ,u prt6doi.
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I'm Die Wit9liecer Der 9eaenIeti9cn Seuer
Serit berun96 9eieuihaft BON Sim
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Sefentlt6e gSenDu.

2(uf Oonnerita96 uno 6reitaos, oen "a.
unO 25. September,
an tettrn 5naen um 10 llbr SOrmittasS fUqsH
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Sttid imae unC Elm altes S6rein. | Shdafe,
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itina, cine GircularsSdae nit Dem 9aHjEn 3u'
oel6r, uno cine Got &dlfItrtnr.
Eerner: Better unD SctIabrn, Slide,
De f, Giten, @lUlIrt, Sin nit Robr, Spinnra'
Der uno gBolrap, elm fupfernrr &elIel Gin Silen'
trlIel, 9 ShcblGwebre, Elm JepClUer, 2 Sddu6s
ren, cine gloltns, cine got plIblrinsn, gBrrgsus
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lei srrGrrte 5ru6t ale Siri6cn, StniBs, u. (.
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Die 8cpiu ungrn an ben SHtaufetassn unb
gufwartuns Yrn
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qugun 10. nab8
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Aur3 unn nrntlidD .

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I6s misunderstanding aufseReat:
nDie Union surf, 3uIcBt uuO ale3et: 5rietr,
wsnn CT seI&ciIm ii ; trirs bIs paBin."
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ter fir pus fOmmsnrs Sltr erwablt:
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sebt, unp bic 3abI2 an briCrn Gftn. Das Ya.
pier III tiian unN bic Nots iitnbaupt l6IsGt aus
arfibrt.
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Cute Gagsarbrit.

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u. s., rsdte pub tano nsuli6 in encm Grrete.
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