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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-09-04
Latest War News:

No further definite news from Charleston
since Fort Sumpter was knocked to pieces, only
that difficulty had ensued between Gen Gill
more and Admiral Dalehren: it is supposed that
Dahlgren will be superseded by Admiral Farr-
agut before the work OF destroying the nest
Of treason would be accomplished
President Lincoln's Letter 70 the Springfield
convention Of Union men. We shall publish as
soon As we get a correct copy
ST. LOUIS. September g. Gen. Steele
telegrsphs to Gen. Schofeld. from Duvalis
Bluff. Ark, August e6tb. that our advance,
under Gen Davidson. has driven Marina
dukes cavalry. about 1900 strong. out Of
Brownsville, capturing Col Burbridge and
some privates. At the last accounts, GLOW
er's brigade was pushing the enemy toward
Bayou Metre.
A dispatch from Pilot Knob. says DESERT
srs from Bun bridges command. report that
Prices forces were driven across the Ar
kansas on the 29sh ult.. that the rebels were
in full retreat. and that Steele and David
SOC we're in hot pursuit. Msrmaduke's CON-
mand is completely routed and scattered
Little Rock is within the grasp Of the Fed
eral army.
Gen. Lane, has taken the Geld agains. the
Lawrence murderers.
Now BURN CHARLEsroN.-If Sumter is
ours burn Charleston n Reta!istion for the
destruction of Lawrence. aud the dastruc-
! ton or unarmed citizess there murdered 10
cold blood. Burn it. sud the country ani
the world will justify the act. Ligh: the
fires with the instruments Of torture that sla-
very has always in store for its victims; and
not all the tears that slavery has caused
will quench the flames.
~ The Dayton Copperhesds are again
exhibiting their venom. Night before las,
I'd Lieutenant g. L. Waterman of Co. C.
l15:h Ohio Volunteers, was shot through
the thigh and severely hurt by one of I
gang Of rowdies. Who were annoying the
provost camp. Two notorious young Cop
perheads. one Of them. the man who cred
the shot, have been arrested.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-09-04

>" nat the A0 DEMONSTRATION Inns Done
LIST. 1t has made this Republic the great.
est military Power in the world.
I'd. Is has retrieved the national credit.
and placed it upoD such basis that cannot
again be shaken.
Sd. 1t has given US Q national paper cur
rency 80 far superior to the wild cat paper
previously flooding the country that every
body rejoices in the change.
4th. 1t has given us a protective tariff
not likely to be changed in policy for long
lime to come.
5h. 1t has abolished slavery and polyg-
amy in all the national Territories, and put
an end forever 20 all the designs of the
South upon our vast domain.
9th. Its policy has enabled the people of
West Virginia and Missouri to rid them
system Of emancipation.
7th 1t has added Kansas to the Union
as free State.
9th. 1t has re conquered the whole Mis-.
sissippi Valley.
9th. 1t has in the midst of the ar held
with an iron grasp aud tostered and defer d.
ed all the previously organized and existing
Territories. and has also organized the new
Territories OF Dacotah, Nevada, Colorado,
idaho aud Arizona.
10th. II has fortified our Nothern Dor
der. our Atlantic and Pacific coasts with i'm
mence works. aud given us large and for
midable navy, SO that We are in a complete
posture OF Defence against any European
foe.
1ith. 1t has re conquered Maryland.
West Virginia, Kentucky, West Tennessee,
Missouri, Northern Arkansas. louisiana,
Florida. Mississippi. and parts Of other reb
ell States.
12'h. 1t has retaken nearly every lead
ing city in the South. including St. Louis,
New Orleans. Nashville. Vicksburg. Mem
ph;s, Nstchez. Norfolk, Pensacola, New bern,
Baltimore, Alexandria and Beaufort.
18th. Ii has captured nearly every fort
on the Southern coast formerly belonging to
The Union.
14th. II has developed enormous fEan-
cial power in the loyal States, ar exceeding
anything ever dreamed Of before in this
country.
III. II has demonstrated that the re-
sources of the North are mex haustble, and
tina, tue most gigantic war cannot impair
them.
10th. But, greater that all. it has DEM
onstratcd the unbounded and invinciblc
S treng,h of the national Government. =
PHILADELPHIA North american
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-09-04

NorfcE is hereby given to all Persons esnsssnsd.
~ that Lists. Valuations and Bnumerastons made
and taken in county Wayne Of Indiana
BY Geo. W. Wood. WIN. Mclaughlin AMI Homer E. TAR
van. Assistant Assessors under the Excise Law OF the
United States entitled An act to provide internsl
support the and TO pay interest
public debt viii be op.n Fifteen DAYS for exsDin
from and amer the Ssh day Of AuguN 1s03 1t the
once OF each Assistant in Richmond and Milton In ssia
county. further notice 10 also hereby giyea that
appeals will he heard by 1t the Court House o. sAd
County relative 60 sessvs vAussos
atoms which NAY have been made, Monday
the ilih OF September tsd3 al contnas from day
I o day iiIl all shall be hard an determined.
JOHN YAWYAN,
pinh District ludisna.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-09-04

@Soms weeks ago We noticed the fact
mentioned that Maj. Will. c. Moreau, of
the 7th Ky. cavalry. had resigned his posi-
ton and enlisted IS q private in the cavalry
company which he himself 6rst raised-pre-
ferring to go into the ranks rs . Hoosier
soldier. to retaining the shoulder straps -
an officer in another States service. Bully
for Viii!
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Henry. DnaA anA 1aoeoek UnSoa
E0t9.


Ksfoss.sowx. lND.. Aag. -. 1853.
Ma EDrroa: The foregoing uamed Ar
.'saltural Soeie<y's Fair . now in progress.
l herelnto append . list Of awards in the
stock r'ng. More ine blooodsd horses for
I'll purposes have seldom If sves been seea
on any fair ground in Indiana. This 10 the
third day Of the exhibition, and, I PERFUME.
the "b'g day OF the Fair The grounds
embrace some ten acres. every oors>s Of
which is jam" full Of people. countrv va9-
ons aud ttock.-The Society's rsceipes
must be ample to pay all premiums awarded
aud leaving . handsome balance in The
treasury.
Gen. Sol. Meredith without whom faif
could hardly be held in Indians) Vas on
the ground, full ten feet six inches. OF sig
feet ten inches, don't know which. but with
less breadth than heretofore, caused BY his
severe injuries ~ the battle Of Gettysburg.
Geo. w. Julian made An agricultural
speech, svery word about his votes in Con.
gress. and nothing about agriculture.
Gen. Meredith had been invited 70 de.
liver an address. but had not sufficiently
recovered from his numerous wounds 70.
ceived on the field Of battle to enable him
to do so.
All the exhibitors Of stock and machin .ry.
AS we'll as hundreds Of spectators with whom
l conversed. said they were coming 60 the
State Fair. ~ these counties have done
heretofore. 10 mass.--Lsd;asapolis Journal
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-09-04
Martin Keever, an old and respec,

Martin Keever. an old and respectable
citizen Of the vicinity Of Hagerstown was killed
by lightning on Sunday morning. 23d alt:
TRIsu-At Pendieson. saiisoa eonanfy. Indiana. ON
Sunday 25,h inst oliver Irish, Of Samuei Irish.
JAsISos-at BrovnsviIie, Nebraska, on Thpvsdsy
Aug sah Lxsie s~en, snfaaf daughter Of 5. l. ard
soc z. Janisor. aged abou. months-
BKowS-on Frissy Aag. l4sh. st the residence Of
Jerre Brcun. william Brown. sRe4 se years.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-09-04

We understand that the Rev. G. W..
Stafford has been appointed Chaplain OF the
4Oth Indiana Regiment.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-09-04

Married On the ID instant, by Ell Ter A l
Hobbs. at his residence south 9th street, Mr.
Hugh Brown and Miss Mary E Voss both of
this vicinity.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-09-04
Notice.

sU>Hg 1ndessigned having taken letters Of
ton OFT the wayne Proease Ceprt. On tie estate
Of Dan 81 Maeknson notice IL beverly gfv-
having claims Azisst sasd esssss 50 1900
tAen fegsily ~uh~n.icated for setteDert fns
months date ani 10 those fndsseeS.so os.e :.
disse pss.ens- The estate 10 sspgossd e go %
HiehD<nA, s<p&. :, loa
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-09-04

~ Have yes CosgA!-Uss Dr.. !. g.
Fenimcre's celebrated Cough Mixturs-it will
relieve and cure you.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-09-04
ayew advertisements.


sUNHIs preparation 10, believe the casy II
II uhich Cinchona or its preparations II 0oinea
With Prooxideo Iron, In clear AMI PAiasbis soatoa.
The attention OF Physicians and ohers 10 called TO
excellent Tonic aud Anti Periodic, dssrable
q the present time when que Revsrs
prevalent. PLUMABR kBLL1.
S.pt.A yAe
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-09-04
Meeting Of the Loyal Demecracy-

AT indianapolis, on the Goth. the meeting
oil the Loyal Democracy was complete
success. The Journal estimates the num-
Der in attendance At not less than rom
10000 to $4,000. The Journal says:
The number Of old men. gray headed ana
venerable, was in marked contrast with the
crowd Of boys a: the Copperhead Conven
ton. We do not remember TO have seen
any meeting of the same size OF when SO
large proportion were men of mid lie age
or more L. is sufficient fact. and We com
mend 1t 10 those Democrats who have been
led OF by stolen name from the fsish OF
the men who made Democracy honorable
at home and terrible abroad. Those whose
memories and votes reach back 10 the DAY $
of Jackson are Uaon men. Those who draw
TIER Democracy directly from the fountain
retain 1t pure as they got II. Only those
who have sucked the dirty stream that mas
crept through renegade Abolitionism. soah'
doEed Whiggery, or notification, through
the weeds and mud that choke the faise
channel Of the faith, are row among the
Copperhea ds.-The enthusiasm with wh'cn
every loyal sentiment was cheered proved
that the Democrats VI DO remembered JACK
son had not forgotten SJackson's sentiment
The Union. mus, be preserved. Such a
demonstration Of strength and extent OF 10y
al feeling in the only party from which the
country has now anything TO fear, from
which indeed the rebellion borrows all the
strength it has. and without which the Con-
federacy would fall ms .month. is most
cheering. The movement starts well. and
as it is going the right road, ii will go on
well.
Evening star., 1863-05-07

sA New OrleanS ls following KEspps
had
~ gSs @ ,sn me nsr S@ Ssg
Ss sgS Jsk E3AaH Kez 81 s s ps.sssnase q u s'''
fnaH " Ae -0s. hsss1s & - 5ss3ss x.s
4 sassf scs5 - kzs - -
Evening star., 1863-05-07

ias x iyt seExperiencesvith Wern.Oat Land.
Eds Mr. Hdthaay calls for Sacts
about landsI will give psfexperience:
purchased piece OF aAd
adjoining luam thin sot 1t mad 6een
the application and was about = as
with seee one q Paser On me whole
yield, about two was powed under
Not having appned any manare hSs at thought would ny
mine hole which upon digging TO be
blue rch went to Milan, about ~ miles,
annr iivy Leisure through ss
putting leads q mnek Of driving over W ss
M rate Of ten per acre and planted potatoes
The being Of the country commsnesa
the field continuing
spstn AZ eet The bsane
q the deld had light dressing Of erd WAS
e 20 Sashes EA and .tA sne Ia
about % per Last year. arising
each Seventh oats b1sheH ere ~
ub6e plowkd Wheit Yield OF wheat n
yeAf bushels poqnd ef 49,, w.
wheat Warcs dressing
caught well and looked PROMISING am well awafe maj
does make large e think proves coass'
sseay aasso-called wornout lands are not
Norwalk, Huron county, Ohio. 1sbsssa
Evening star., 1863-05-07
rhEBRAvE An HOME

. !, -. r.. HBCHAHAN EEXp.
. The maid Who binds the warrior's sa1h,zt 9ES
With snd lie chat Aerpai dissemblss.
One starry ten drop lsnos and trembles,
tqf Ihou& heaven alone records the tear,
And faAnet tshall neter know her story, -''."
Her heart has ehed drop esiear
.n, sever dsyse the asld glory. :.
The wife who girds her husband q swsrd,
Mid little euss who weep Wender,
~ AHd bfaselY spaaks the cheering word, -
Whatthoueh her heart b rent asunder-- =
Deemed nightly IN her dreams to hear
= The bolts of war around him rattle,
81 Hath shed Gscrkd b5ood e'er =
Was ponreasupon the piaie of battle.
iqa The mothsr whosoneeals her Grief, -
Whils to hef txeast her son she presses, - X
Then IreAtAsA i1eN 1rAIe words and brief,
With nCone but her secret Ged
- To kncK he lein tha. Heiehp upon her. =. 6
Received on Freedom 3 Geld OF honor.
Evening star., 1863-05-07
i's79s pt.la l. imps Thompson, VILLA

Tersiit , Wittiam, II. .......
Tluxton, Wnlian.s ......
Todd, William R.s.......
5Ht4o. s,.s..ss.a. .....y. d.
For. 1856. 81 81 g1S67,
81 %; lSak, , stlsA.s
aKz1ihR tar soa Atsss from
u Oct. 20, 1854 t2s -.
TAX for payin9alley, on
Int. from Dec. i6, 1854
IL ssaaal ~ ssss 90 52
! Beginning. 40 feet cas-,
II from The noEthWest cor
W ailI q aaid lot,n,nnins
9 s lhcsacd eant IL feet.
n Ehenoel sosath 142 fest :
ineAss, stheaee west IL
feet, and thence mort.
liz feet . Inches 20 the
place Of hegtRn'ag.
Ottc.sss.s-.ss ..sss.. -.
Beginning for said part 9
feet from thes nesthxasi
corner Of said lot on
Is Massachusetss avenue,
i thepce running wet
Wasaly On eaidsav-nu
Isa Atees, . until II strike.
headivjdtpg line be.
da4otsEeeu 1Iat En6 ssid
81; lotsSAifeuces south.
I q cVaNlsys Ia fszee, thencs
ssa eeufhsN feef,53 iache~
asstess puh:iaallea 20 feet
oI IWtdestheacse1e Nth
said alley ahcut 12 fret
AiDehee, thenee sofsn,
sga sastegly 10 The nface Of
Evening star., 1863-05-07

Fs$s1t 3 - 1851 . ~
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stoves and Housekeeping Goods

Having been East and selected from the principal
manufactOries OF New York, Philadelphia, Troy ana
Albany, the largest and best stock Of
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THE GRHFENBERG
FAMILY MEDICINES
1Fs prepared under ~ immediate sBpeTsiSi0
gaskEgH1 FhySieia's, and they may
Be rel upon IN az eGses.

The intelligence Of the community is not insultsd
BY the ofer Of single medicine which claims to cure
Of Eleven different Medicines, all unequallsd 10 tbs
cure Of the diseases for which they are Recommended
among which may Be selected enc appropriate g ans
OF the Diseases incident to this country and climate
HBTHE GREFENBERg YEGETABLE Pills are better
than any other kind Of Pills in ths gulid- Prioe2o
81 He GRzFRSBEaa UTERINE CATHoIICoN iI An
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81, diseases Of the Kidneys; urinary dinculFss In
nalss' -
RITHE GREFEEBERa SARsAPARILLA Is By far the
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B8-THE GRRFESsrHT DYsEETEE4 syrup Is q esr.
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Fries 50 eeuta- @
HFTHE GRzsEEBEas P11E REnEDT never fails %
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n og-THE GRlrEsBERe OH1tDRrE's PAEAoEA is an
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aren.
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50 cents.H trr7
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~ TEE gRRFEsBEHs HEALTH BrrTERs arr the
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clan Of New York states that he has known the GrRt
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ln Dropsy. OOur own experience suDslaniiats8 ms
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It's Baking, Roasting and Broiling properties are
unsxcsytonaDei and n economy Of Fuel Il is unpar
alleled; With --rr-
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B0sfoE 60, 81

q J
WV. b. GREGG CO-Gents: freely give ven lib
sFy TO make use Of the following Certificate Of the
value OF Constitution Water, Which can recommend
in the highest manner.
My wife, who was Httseked with pain in the shoul-
ders whole length Of the back, and in her limbs with
Papitation OF the Heart, attended with Falling Of
the Womb, DysmenOrrhR, and Irritation of the Iiad
der. called a physician, who attended her about
three months, when he left her worse than he found
her; then employed one Of the best physicians
and while she under his care she did not suffer
quite as much pain; he finally gave her up and said,
her easewas tpcurable." For said he, ''sbe has
en- for one operates against other Of her difficult
tea ABOUT this time, she commenced the use of
CIl7tttut10n Water, and to our utter astOnishment
most the hrst dose seemed 70 have the desired ese
tecti and she Kept on improving rapidly under its
treatment, and now Euperintends entirely her 10
mestie affairs. She has not taken any Of the Co,,S
tuition Water for about four weeks and We are lsnp
70 saJ that u has produced permanent cure.
E-aE e---If WI. n, VAN BEESCH0TEN.
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GENERAL ORDER.
HEADQUARTERS,
DISTRICT or CEETRAL KENTgCKY
Lexington, Ky, Jan. p. 1858

GENERAL ORDEEss .-.. -s-ta-fs--
i. A misconception with regard to the true mean
ing oi the term DEsEHT seems 10 exist in the minds
DESERT means 20 quit or ahaulon the post or com
mand OF the Individual, and there no authority re-
qu11ng the hnlnluG with which the party LETT to
established nor does tho fact IN he n ~ asterwar
EnlunfaEily return. acquit him Of fhe crime Il be
highest itary auth0ritE declares that officers and
enlisted men, absent from their command without
proper huthority are IN fat s and not only
lcT cit al their Bay acd auwauc due the time Of
dseerti9nl but are subject TO the severe penalties
aganded by law 20 that crime
IL Wheu . man leaves this command without
proper aulhoT1tF8 and remains abse more than one
oeya his COMPANY Commander in report him ~
~ seERfED on his neNt niOruinF Report ana will
prefer written charges AGAINST him. 70 be forwarded
tnrough Fegimental 10 brigade Head Quarters and II
hsling JOINED FRoM DtsERT1og AND AwAITIgg 7RT-
Al enQ these reInarssi VITA .the proper dRtes an
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Ine next suDsel ueDt muse roll Of hil comp On
- heslall IN the rneantifl2 havs been IY,
Qultteds or restored 70 duty without ed and
eIal competent 20 order the Same Al b. the Cen
1es1msDfel Commanders hHve-r- - Company aud
Ii. rigorous policv
against de erters in AZ eIl hereafter be pursued
% thts date who , Ia command All desertsra mp
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p7mpauiss- ..nlandsd 20 Join their regiments and
hacfir r1thOut clay, az the rs Of 1en 2 brought
<icly branded on the cheek With the LETTER an y
rompt obedience to this order alone will secnrs lem
Brig cen Q K eILLMeRE.
ioEEIcILL.l lsbs.l2s taUt 3 A a GenT. I
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A Legislative speaker in New York said,
the other day, that the disaster Of Balls
Bluff arose not SO much from smoothb0re
guns as from smoothbore officers True,
and clever --
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The Legislature Of Wisconsin has order
ed the Governors message to be printed IN
the German, Norwegian, Welsh and Hol-
land-Dnlch lanRuages. -
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Both diseases arising IRON faulty secretion Of the
menstrual huid-in the one case being too little, and
accompanied BY severe pain and the other too pro-
fuse secretion, which will be speedily cured by the
Oongtftution water
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SHIRTS.

CIsvelad shirt and Collar BIanufnot'g Co.,
--i....- LYBIAN's BLOCK, tho. up stairs,)
deCl0 Thrue do0rs nom The Court House
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MEhIEAL.
E

THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE
-TRIEsEMARl ], and 8, are protected Dy Roy
a Letters Patent Of England, and secured by the
seals OF tho EcOle de Pharmacie de Paris and the
Imperial College Of Medicine, Vienna
No. One is invaluable faI Exhaustion, 5Ysrmetor
rhoeR and all phyallai disalitiea-
No. Two pletely eTudicataa al traces OF thos
diseases that have heretofore been treated b. the
Beous and pernlcious use of eopavia and Cubeba.
of mercury, thereby nsuriug 70 the sufferer speedy
relief, dispensing al impurities, and roofing out the
gencm Of diseases.
TRIEsENAE, Nos. l. and 9, are preparstions 10 tins
Orm OF LoZBnses, devoid Of taste and smell. and can
Do carried ~ the Halstcca pocket Sold IN tan casa
and divided into separate dgess As administered b
Velpau, Laliemand kouN Ric0d, &C. Price a3 each;
or casea for %, which saves g; and In a27 cases.
whereby there j. q savihe OF 80. To be had whole.
sale and retail o. Dr. BARROW, No. l9f Bleecker-St
New York.
Immediately On receiving arumittaHco Dr.. Barrow
VII forward tle Iresenlar e part Of the world,
securely packed, and addTes=ed according 10 the ins
BtfuctioHa Of the writer.
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Leuc,orrhea or Whites.

1t has equal in relieving the most dist oRsing
symptoms. Also, Headache, Heartburn Acid Stom-
achs Vomiting Food &C. Take q teaspOOnful after
dinner The dose in all may be increased If de-
sired, hut should be done gradually.
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DR.. ems ON.

..sagi Medicine sent to an 'stOf the country on
DT iafBs6E's New WOrk PhyuiOl0Ey for ,sls A.
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BY the Author Of 'Fair Inez, ''Ths Prince Of
Wales, ," The Ghost Hunters, " &c, Sc.
CHAPTER YI-AL1. ABOARD.
Loud laughed when on the platform,
But twas all within my sleeve,
To think the people round me
Did the landlord so deceive;
So said, Now Mr.. Landlord,
You, Sir. too, shall have Jour day
As peeped Ia at the window
And saw him receive his pay.
he his pay had all col iected
are q tns oaks 9II We're, We're near PC hslL done
And made al the people RON;
Out they rushed, all mad as biazos,
SwOre the hsndlord was cheat,
Aud with the railrURd had combined
.fr That they should not half cat. f'
But the man who wss the madest,
Was the one y no next mo sat, .
When Ger his person he had spilled
The contentso his hat.
'0ur army once in Flanders"
Our army In the South
Would blush to hear the cursea
Ihat proceeded from his mouth.
BE swore on me he'd take revenge,
And was bound TO have my lie,
SC ne saized from OF the table quick
The landlords carving knife,
And With the knife in haod to ind me,
He looked madly through the car,
While was in the depot hid,
Enjoying segar.
When he saw he could not find me,
After looking through the train,
Into the dining room he ran,
And took my seat again
In the csrs, which started OF then
And left him soon behind,
Looking yainly in each corner
OF the depot rue to i6d
LTO BE CONTINUED t--"a
In the meantime would announce to the public
that have brought home from the East the larPe1t
and most superb stock Of fashionable
WINTER CLOTHING,
Tor Men and Boys wear that has ever been seen In
yleEeand, and our stock Of Fall and Winter Ready
lh1e Olothing surpasses anything in the State As
Duy and sell iOr cash only, wholesale and retail
purchasers viii do we'll to call at
Isaac A. Is8ac's Union Hall,
sole Agency for thessle o. Singers Celebrated Sewing
Machines Storr'a AUtOmaton Pressmhu, and
strong's Patent Army Bed Trunk
N Corner Superior and Union Sta
hA-Look out for the GIANTS.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-02
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sf-5GL DAEviLLR, Pa, June ?, 1852.
Df Nh z. GREoG-DeEr Sir: IN February, 1861,
vas atnlcted with sugar diab etes and for months
passed more than tive galoDG OF water in twenty
tou hours was obliged to get up as often as ten or
twelve times during the night During the month 4
Sniyi 1851, procured two. bottles Of COnstitutS,n
ms;ser a1d IN two days otter using it experiesled
cur@ti soon after eeaj'ainE nv usIal health
ours ivy, J. V. L. DEWITT.