davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-12-24

Nothing that is not wholesome, genial and
restorative ia its nature enters into the COM
position Of HOSTEfFER Stomach Bittcrs
This popular preparation con tains no mineral
Of any kind, no deadly botanical element
no fiery cxcitant: but il is . combination Of
| the extracts Of rare balsamic herbs and plants
with the purest and mildcst Of all d!ffusiyc
st:muian,s.
L is vel, to be f,rearn,cd against disease,
and. SO far as the human systc.n con he pro
tected by human means agains maladics en-
genlered by an unwholsome atmos pherc, i'm
pure water and ether external causes, lIO-
STETTER S BlTlERS may be relied Oh as a
safeguard.
In distlcts invested with Isror and Aque
il has been found infalliblc as preventive
irresistible as remedy and thousands who
resort to it under NJ prehension of an attack,
csc ipe the scourge; and thousands who
neglect to avail themselves of its protective
qualities in advance, are cured by very
brief course Of this marvellous medicine
Fever and Ague patients, after being piled
with quinine for months in vain, until fairly
saturated with that dangerous alkaloid, are
not nnfrcquently restored to health within n
few days by the use of liOSTETTER'S BIT
TIERS.
The weak stomach is rapidly invigoratcd
and the appetite restored by this agreeable
Tonic, AMI hence it works wonders in cases
Of DYSPEPSIA and in less confirmed forms of
INDIGEsrIoN. Acting as gentle and pain
less arpcrient, rs well as upon the liver, it
also invariably relieves tho CoNsrruTioN
superinduccd by irregular action Of the di-
gestive and secretive organs
Persons of feeble habit, liable to Nerpous
Attacks Lcmnrss ef Spiri's and f,as Of Lang-
uor find prompt and permanent relief from
tho Bittors. The testimony on this point is
most conclusive, and from both sexes.
The agony Of BILIOUS Collc is immclia-
tely assuaged by single dose of the 81 imu-
liant, and by occasionally resorting to it, TIE
return of the complaint may be prevented.
Asa General Tonic, UoSTETTERS BIT
TIERS produce effects which must be cxpcr-
fenced or witnessed before they can be fully
appreciated In cases Of Constitutional Wax
ness, Premature DccGy and Debility md De-
creptitude arising from OLD Ace it exercises
the electric influence. In the eonvalescent
stages OF all diseases il operates as de-
lightful inyigorant. When tie powers Of
nature are relaxed it operates to re-enforce
and re .cslablish them.
Last, but not least, it is The only safe ST.
nu'ant, being manufactured fro m sound and
innocuons materials, and entirely free from
the ncil element present more or less IN
al the ordinary tcnics aud stomaelics Of the
day.
No family medicine has been so universally
and it may be truly added, deserr'dW popular
wild, the intelligent portion Of the community
IS HOSTETTER'S IITTER6
Prepared by HOSTEL FER & SMITH, Pitts
,urg, Pa. Soldby MI Drugg SITS; Groeers and
everywhere. v,n5lyl
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-12-24
The Chesapeake Retaken.
HALIFAX, December /

The Ella and Annie captured the
Chesapeake, tho Sambro harbor. All
but three Of the crew escaped. Soon
after Tie capture the Dacotah came up
and ordered her into Halifax. There
are three vessels now here.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-12-24

deasrs. ROUNDS & LANGpON, are our
a'#a9tt1ed Agents ~ The City Of Chicago
IL ~ procure Advertisements and Suh
scti.t;pns.
49, Aessrs Horace \. Shaw, & Co.. 81 Park
RoF, A. Nassau ST., New York, ave or
authorised agents in New York City 10 pre-
cure saNss riticns 81" advertisements.
60 Ncssrs :. NJ p.rIEEGl; & Go, No. s
iaGk hcw. Nav York. 4 6 State ST Dos On
are oaf Agents for the iolcl Tyunscr,p0. in
u Sc cities, ard are anthoriscd to take -idvcr-
tiaemsil,s and Subscriptions for Us at our
Lowest Rates.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-12-24
ETLMBOLD'S
GENIIXE pNEp\R \TlONSS.

COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT
BUCl!U, n Positive and Specific Rem
edy for diseases of.hr Bladder, Kidney.
Gravel, and Drop>ical S"clllngs.
The Medicine increases the power CT
Dige:tion, anl excite the Absorbcn's
into healthy action, by which the Wa
terry or Caleareous erositions, and all
Unnatural Engagements are reduced.
as well as Pain and ILLUMINATION.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-12-24
77TT T7 T0TT - E77T, NTT777. T7 TT77-TCE7T
Ne'c'p 4 f,r Hfp'ta tant and dangerous Diseases.
i.ATRAGT BUCHt
AND IMPROVED ROSE WASH
CURES.
secret DISEASES -

In MI their Stages, ~ little Expense
Little or no change in Diet. No inconyicnce
Aa9 no Exposure.
1t causes a frequent desire and gives
strength 10 Urina,c, thereby Removing Oh
struc'irns, Preventing and Curing Structures
of ti,c Urchra, allas ihs Pain AMI inflammation
50 eeeaucnt in the class It disease, and ex-
pelling all Jtoiseaeus, Disease! and roraout
Naftr.
TIL. 1icliNs or prAcKs, aud Who have pail
1faty. ICES to be cured il a short time, have
fonni they were deceived and that TIL. .'vois
on has by The nse Of "PowERrtL tsrRiNGENrs
been dried up in Che system to break out in
aggravated form, aud pvio1s!tier Marriage
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-12-24
MARIA A. BARKER, Sec.

A gentleman just from Dixon informs
US that three hundred men volunteered
st the Provost Marshals Office in that
place last Tuesday. Many Iwho went
down 70 get exemption, finding they
would y" held if drafted, turned in and
volunteered Recruits from this source
already number over SIX hundred
Ielaa A1r,.teef
". Whea'an Of Marietta IN Marshall
county recently had his pockets picked
in Chicago ofst 600.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-12-24
The .NOri,lOlas.
Milwaukee Daccmbe. l !

GovcrnorDo,y, Of Utah, is in in the
city on his way to Washington. lie
represents the loyalty of ,hcMormons OH
the increase, 'hooyl, they desire sep
eaa'e government. They number now
eighty thousand. The climate, he says
is delightful.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-12-24
by G. i. Bailey, Deput
ESTRAY HELPERS

Taken up by Samuel .. Conner living
in Otter Creek township Tama County,
Iowa, on the Both day of November
1868, two heiifers each one year old
last spring, one red or roam color
with i line back and some white on tho
belly and appraised at seven dollars.
Proceedings had before Daniel Rusk
j. p.
Dec %, 1868.
DAVID u. APPRECIATE,
Clerk.
J;y G. L. Bailey, Deputy.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-12-24
IT Is A "NATIONAL WORE
AL Broadway,
CHAs. T. EVANS Pub. Agent.
Ais Broadway.
N6n5l
ESTRAY lIEIFTERS.

Taken up by J. II. Linton, Nov oo'h
\. ID. 1868. Il his residence in Toledo
Township Tama county Iowa, One two
year old last spring, medium size, red
marked with an un,lcrbit out Of tho
right car, appraised at $1,000 The
other supposed to he one year old, roam
color rather small dark hea! and ears
appraised n, 5000 before ". Fisher !. z.
DAVID y APPELLATE, Clerk
by 6 j Bailey Deputy
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-12-24

An effort viii be made at the present
session of the Kentucky Legislature TO
remove the State capitol from Frank
fort to Louisville.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-12-24
MILWAUKEE, December l

| sam" ~ AsH3 1SNNNHioNs =
One Of the most furious gales ever
known in this city ragged all night, &C
companicd by snow and slect. Pedes.
TRANS were almost taken off their feet
and a car on the horse railroad was
actually carried off the track by the
force Of the gale.
The Sidney (New South Wales)
Empire thus records the Oldest married
couple in the world
'There are living in Marulan, in this
colony, two persons, husband and wife,
aged respectively Ill and lo7 years.
They are extremely feeble and bedrid
driden, but are in possession Of both
sight and hearing. The old man arrived
in the first fleet il, 1888, and has con
sequently been - years in the colony.
of New Soth Wales.
C. II &. c.. S. Small use 1000 bnsh-
els ofpotatocs per week in Portland,
Name dessicating them for navy con
sumption. The product resembles
corn meal, and bushcl Of potatoes
make ten pounds Of it.
rW@On Monday Forty two rebel
prisoners took the oath of allegiance at
Louisville on Monday, and enlisted in
Tennessee regiments. They were
,mediately forwarded to the front.
A bounty of one thousand dollars
is paid in Newark, New Jersey, to
every recruit under the last call for
troops. Aregiment, thus, will cost the
mere triflc ola million dollars
Those who complain that our navy
has accomplished nothing, will do well
to make a note of the fact that since
the war broke out, 1,O45 blockade run
ncrs have been captured, Of which 81
were schooncrs, 40 steamers, l3l
sloops, 50 briggs, % barks, Il ships, and
III smaller craft.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-12-24
The Draft; Jan. 5th.

To the several Township of Tama
County.
The official quota Of Recruits demand
ed under tie late call is as follows:
Howard Tp., o. Toledo, Up 10
Carroll, Tp., 8. Oneida, Up, l..
York, g 4. Salt Creek, F." 5
Gencseo, " 4. buckingham, 3" 5.
Crystal, 3. Otter Creek, 8.
Perry, 3. Clark, {" /.
Rich!and, " I. Columbia, 8.
Highland, :" 2. Ind Village, " II
Carrolton, & 6. Spring Greek, :" .
Lincoln, |.
by order of JAS Mathews Captain
6 Provost Marshall 4th Dist, low.
Recruiting office, over Galley &.1ohn-
stems Store, always open. DR.. Il p.
Hunter, takes names in my absence.
A. A. SWIM,
Regular Recruiting Officer 70,
oil the old regiments.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-12-24
ESTRAY MARE.

Taken up by Sarah A. Rouse, at her
residence in Indianvillagc township
Tama county Iowa on the 2nd day Of
December 1864 light sorrel mare, sup.
posed to be two years old last spring
rather under medium size and appraised
at si5. Proceedings had before Isaac
Butler, j. +.
Dec. 22nl, 1863.
DAVID ID. APPELLATE
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-12-24
By 6. L. Bailey, Deputy.
E5TRAY STEERS

Taken up by J. Harden in Oneida
Township, Tama County, Iowa. Decem.
Der 18th 1868. Three steer calves, ono
brindle red, one mostly white, with
some red about The neck, one spotted
red and white, the three valued At Sl2.
Proceedings had before b. Dickerson
j. p. DAVID d. APPELLATE
Clerk.
by G.. j.. Bailey. DEPUTY.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-12-24
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

III mony Affections pecu''1r 10 Females the
EXTRACT Bteiu is unc4unllcd by any other
remedy, as in Ciorsis or Retention, lrregu-
iarity, panfailncss, or suppression ofCustom
ary Excavations, liberated or Seirrheus state
of the Uterus, Lcichorreta or whites, S.crl-
itv, ana for Az complaints incident % the Sc
whether arisw.s from indiscre,ioa Habits OF
Dissipation, or IL the
DECLINE Ok CHANGE OF LIFE.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-12-24
rs Portraits OH Steel

Of the
Generals and Leading n,en ofMc day,
North & South. Bound IN uurious sfvles.
Cloth 81 IS per vol,
Sheep. $50 +"
Hall Calf, Antique, $50 !"
Halt Morocco, Extra S SO
To the student OF History
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-12-24
FOR PUBLIC LIBRARIES.
The Work Is valuable.

It is q record Of the materials for history.
From the beginning, 1t has presented every
official document aud every clcar and distin net
narratives, flom tho Southern side, and
placed them in juxtaposition with the doeu-
mcnts and narrative Ct the Union side.
Il has already been received as AUTHENTIC
EVIDENCE in trials for Piracy and Treason
in the Uaited states Courts Of Pu,LApyLrnlA,
New York, BosToN, aud S,S-FRAac,sco.
The Philadelphia Pres of Oct, 26,h 1861
thus speaks Of it; During the trial in tho
United States Circuit conr,, which termin-
ated yesterday in the conviction Of William
Smith for piracy, as one of the crew Of tho
JEFF Davis, great deal of documentary evil
dence to show the reality of secession was
offered in evidence Ivy the counsel for defence
taken frem Fa,as MooR's HrHELLlos REcoRn,.
and rccciv 4 by Judges tiricr and Cadw all
der, who presided. This is 4 remarkable G ON :
plimc It 'o the work in question, but not high
er than il me. its, from the fulness and fair.
ness of lis varied infor. .ation respecting the
origin and progress of the Rebellion.
II is ne fest tine IN icgai anR hhrary history
Moi took nol computed lus lc,n 50 stamped
miN mithcaheitY, az 10 Ic admitted cs criaence ia
c,lrt Of lar o,ri trial Tor a capital offence
Whcn the Savannah Pirates were tried in
New fork, the various coulsels for the United
States ana tie defence Il eI The Ecbclli0n
Record as evidence
la The ease Of the Cu,rN,N Pin.rr recent.
ly tried III the United States Court ct San
Fra CISCO, the UHitcd States district A,tor-
ney offered he Five Volumes Of The Record
"a cyilcnceas being authentic history.
The defence objected Dr. MCLEAN. Gus
tom House Officer, was sworn who stated
THITlTWAs flE ONLY AU rlIENTIC HIS
TORY OF TIE WAR The court decided
that it WAS RECEIVED IN ALL TRIALS
for TREASON in tho Eastern States, and
therefore recognized as such.'
No member Of tho Legal Fro
feSSiOn
can he without. it. a vast amount Of litige-
ton must inevitably ensle. after the Rebel
lion has been sub lucl; anl the rnE REHEL-
Lion RECORD has been pronounce u work Of
legal Authority
TITS 4 "NATIOSAI. WORE
The record Of all our Statesmen, Politicians
and others, VIII he found in this work, Tho
present position Of MI men who will he pro-
mincnt IN the future political history Of our
country will be here recorded, and "Tho Re-
bclion record will be the future
STATE SWANS LIBRARY.
G. T.. PUTNAM, Publisher
al Broadway,
CHAS. T. EVANS Pub. Agent.
AIS Broadway.
,5n5l
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-12-24
Stomach, Liver & Bowels

" 'FscT c"rH T7c7FHtt1''i
General chiiiiy. Nervousness, Depression
of Spirits, Constipation, Collie, lnterRst-
tent Fevcrs, Cramps and Snasms, and
Ill complaints OF either sex, arising
from Bodily Neakness whether
Inherent in the system Or pro-
duced hy special causes.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-12-24

Toledo, Dec. 22n 1868.
Mn. WIETISG.
VIII you please give a place in
your columns to the following notice of
the transactions Of the Young Ladies
Patriotic Society.
On Monday, Dec. 2l.t we sent by
express to the l0,h regiment Iowa Vol.
box containing:
l. ID dried blackberlies,
10 prunes,
10 peaches,
Is apples
cans preserved fruit,
8 dressing gowns,
IA Shirts
3 Under shirts,
pair Drawers,
Sheets,
6 Pillow Slips
Pillows
Handkerchicfs
rolls linen &c.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-12-24
The only authentic history Of the war;"
REBELLION RECORD.
EDITED BY FRANK MOORE.
SIXTH VOLUME NOW RDADY.

This work (as pronounced by The Press,
and by all who have carefully examined i,)
is
"Thc Standby Authority Of the War;"
Il is publish ne in parts, at soc each part
illustrated with Two Portraits, ENGRAVED ON
Steel, by RICHIE, in the best manner Of
the most prominent men of the day.
Six Volumes are n wv Rcady.
CONTAINING
A. Diary ofveri1ied Occurrences.
9 Official Documents, Narratives
of Battles. ProclamationS, Gen
eTal Orders, Speeches, e.c. etc.
North aud South.
3 Poetry, Incidents, g. Anecdotes.
The Six Volumes are illustrated with
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-12-24
No member of tho Legal Fro
feSSiOu

can he without it. a vast amount Of litiga-
ton must inevitably ensac. after the Rebel
lion has been sub lucl aal the rnE REnEL-
LION RECORD has been pronounce work Of
gal Authority
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1863-04-15
tFor the JoURNAL.1
" Bayonets Think now days !;

=" BayOnets Think now days.0
Is the caption Of late article in the
Journal. 1t was good and timely, and T
would like to add supplement-. First,f
would strike out the adverb "Dow days"
for bayonets have thought ever since
the fall of our race, and will think SO long
as sin is in the world Carnal weapons;
like spiritual are mighty, through God;
10 pulling down the strongholds of Satan:
ln many of the great revolutions that have
taken place, the bayonet (or sword) has
proceeded the gospel. During the sevet
long years of distress and anguish endur-
ed by our fathers, the sword was thinking
and acting; and the sword is now con-
templating leaving to our children more
perfect government and brighter nation;
al heritage than they left u.s. When will
it be returned again to its scabbard is the
question !? But not until the wild deir-
ium cf rebels has given place to reason;
and passion to returning patriotism. Nlr:
Breed says 'ws can endure twenty years
OF war with less suffering than seven cost
them" The sword Of Damocles has
fallen Its point was aimed at the heart
OF our nation, when the rebels and tories
tried to assassinate Lincoln, whom on his
way to be inaugurated The sword Of
the North is now thinking. Hark hear
its soliloquy Il was drawn in defence Of
justice and will not return to my scab:
bard until justice is obtained The cry
of oppression from the South has reused
me, and will drink the blood of the
oppressor. | will put down treason and
rebellion, and no peace democrat or cop-
pernead can stay my course, until my
mission be fully accomplish I'd | will
not suffer this land to be divided, South
Carolina cannot go out; not one inch Of
territory or river or a ril can be spared
the land is one. As cut off the head
of brawllng Goliah, and sent it to tho
camp of the descendants of Abraham, sd
will | decapitate the leaders of The rebsl:
ion aud send their heads to Abrahani's
tent. But the Hagar's must be cast out.
Beware ye Democrats, who say that tho
Mayfower cast her filth upon Plymouth
rock beware, while I establish the true
republican, gospel principles brought ovet
by that Mayfower." Bayonets aud swords
think B.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1863-04-15
TERMS $3.50 PER ANNUM.

were also picked up which they had
thrown away in their fight. Their haste
was SO great that they cut their haitsrs
instead of untying them. Passing along
to-day We saw some contrabauds q little
way out in the wood looking at our array.
The boys called out to them to ..coms
on" They timidly veutured into our
ranks, but left in a few minutes to I'd
back after their children. At our halt
for dinner they came up again. one man,
two women aud four children. Two Of
the children had only shirts on, and nil
the rest of the party were but little bet.
ter off Each of the adults had large
bundle on their heads and had to carry
all Of the children, "Well boy" said ID
the man, "you arc moving see" "Yes
sab, Use cut aud dried for dc Union now!
hurrah y aud he cut flourish and kicked
up his heels in clear excess ofjov. Every
one that comes in in this way we think
IS as good as Rebel dead therefore wi
say come on.
Passing along today the boys discov:
oiSu d udiiei uHueT DTuSn ncap near III
house. Remembering the bcx Of the
morning they were not long in discover:
ing it was barrels of hams, aud instantly
they were travelling towards our ranks;
80, see um go, see unl go p cried the old
lady at the house. The Chaplain WaS
talking to her. He waved his hand I'd
the boys and they stopped getting them.
If they had been where they had ought
to have been not one would have been
touched by US, but there the Rebels would
have got them. At noon the fifth day
out it commenced raining. The artillery
had been ordered back to Newbern id
haste, and preceding US cut up the roads
badly. The provision train got stuck in
the mud, it was strung along for two
miles, the axles dragging in the mud -
We reached our camp at dark. accom-
plishing in FIVE days the work laid out
for ten, receiving the thanks of the Gen.
and treat. Not man of the 171st
struggled or was left behiud. The boys
from Potter are all well except Courtright
who is gaining fast. My space admon-
ishes me that | must quit. E.O A.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1863-04-15

One fine July day, the fair Margaret
Queen of Navarro, then on a visit to her
royal brother, had arranged rural feast
for the morning following, which Francis
had declined attending. He was melan-
chol /; and the cause was said to be some
lovers quarrel with favorite dame. The
morrow came and the dark rain and murk y
clouds destroyed at once the schemes OF
the courtly throng. Margaret was angry,
and she grew weary; her only hope for
amusement was in Francis, aud he had
shut himself up-an excellent reason
why she should desire to see him. She
entered his apartment; he was standing
under the easement, against which the
noisy shower beat, writing with diamond
on the glass Two beautiful dogs were
his sole companions, AS Queen Margaret
entered be hastily let down the silken
curtain before the window, and looked a
little confused.
"W hat treason is this, my liege," said
the queen, (which crimsons. your cheek
| must see the same"
ut is treason" replied the king, "and
therefore. sweet sister, thou must not see
it."
This the more excited Margaret's curl
esity, and playful contest ensued. Fran
els at last yielded he threw himself on a
huge, high backed settee; and, as the
lady Grew back the curtain with an arch
smile. he grew grave aud sentimental. as
he reflected on the cause which had in
spired this libel against all womankind.
"W hat. have we here ?" said Margaret.
Nay this is les majestic
"Souvent femme varie-bien fou qui
sly fe !" Gotten woman changes-fool
ish is he who trusts herr
"Very little change would greatly amend
your line, sir-would it not better run
thus:
"Souvent homme varies-bien folle qui
sly fe y (Often man changes-foolish
she who trusts him.) could tell you a
thousand stories of mans Inconsistency"
Il will be content with one true tale OF
woman's fidelity, said Francis dryly, "but
do not provoke me. | would fain be at
peace with the soft mutabilities for thy
dear sake"
81 defy your grace" replied Margaret
rashly, "to instance the falsehood of one
noble and reputed dame"
"Not even Emile de Langny said
the king.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1863-04-15
BY JOHN G. WHITTIER.

O! none were ever glad before
In all the world as we
We're free on Cardinals shore,
We're all at home and free
Come, Helper of the weak and poor
Who suffered for our sake,
To open every prison door
And every yoke to break
Bend low Thy gentle face and mild
And help us sing and pray;
Thy hand that blessed the little child
Upon our foreheads lay.
Draw near and give US as we need
Thy truth that maketh free,
And bless us while we learn to read
The Book that tells of Thee.
We hear no more the drivers horn,
No more the whip we fear;
This blessed day that saw Thee born
Was never half SO dear.
The very oaks are greener clad,
The waters brighter smile
OF never shone a dayso glad
On sweet ST. Helen's Isle
We praise Thee in our songs to-day,
To Thee in prayer we call;
Make swift the feet and straight the way
Of Freedom unto ali
Come, quickly come. thou gracious Lord
Come walking on the sea,
And let the mainlands hear the word
That makes the islands free
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1863-04-15
4 COMPROMISE.

G. S. A. would you like truce
Hal Ha a compromise
Fighting amt of any use
Ha Hal compromise!
Never mind who's wrong or right,
Mudsilis can't be made to fight,
And, besides, it costs sight!
Ha Ha a compromise
Neutral Bull says, "My advice"
Ha Ha! the neutral Bull
Ts, to patch it all up nice"
Hal Hal the neutral Bull!
"Let your wayward sisters go,
Pm your friend that tells ye so,
Love ye Just as fire loves tow ~
Hal Ha! the neutral Bull!
Guess we better fix it so,
Ha Ha a COMPROMISED
Gulp our shame and let 'em 60,
Ha Ha! compromise.
Let's own up that we're afraid,
That for ruling they were made,
We to lick their boots and trade
Ha Ha a compromise