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Daily national Republican., 1863-08-18
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Course OF Twelve lectures delivered at tho Roy 81
lnsnlnoua ef 0fsst 1EttAin, with niustrati6as.
~ John Tyndall, y. ,. Z, y. -, ,.l w., - {.
e hil!taFy ssrylsr By WuliR 4. Ranmosd,
homol.. A Hcysl. Ry osasss Eiaos, viii D
TSs is.FnseopRis Of the y.itsd siss,s. Fourth
psssna,sI RfyisIoP, ~ hfntsos'y n tho Ns'ioaal
slghts-a-Toot. by Wilkis Coliins.
Tks War In the Uaitsd statss. Report TO Ne
swisa MILITARY Dspsrtasut -. ~ ,feseinsad
o..
The Barbarian Of slavery, New Edition, with .
Dedieas1on. Dy Charles 0amnsS. = eenss. y. Y
m.In, mAIrsyw yw.Ss E:S A's'n's''l Pay 1as s'
yarisin America. By Edward Laboulays. tt.2e
Just publishsd and for sale By
Bookseller and stattoner,
suio-st sA Pennsylvanis avenue.
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LEGAL q. NOTICES.

THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
Il DIsTRICT OF COLUMBIA, HOLDING A
90 DISTINCT ,C9URT. 0I The UNITED
To oil tchom u may concern, GRErrIno; %
Notice 10 hereby given, 1hat, on the 2ist day OF
July, 1883, the United States steamer Currituck,
attached 70 the potonAs Elotilla, saptusod four
canoes and their cargoes, and brought the same 70
the port Of Warrington, and tho same are libeled
and prosecuted In this Court In the name OF the
United States A. lawful price and that said cause
will stand fof trial at the City Hail. II the city of
Washington, on the first Monday Of October next
when and where all persons are warned to appear
to show cause why condemnation should not be
decreed, and to intervene for their interests.
auto .HIg.E 81 % Fss3F n. ]. MEI0s, Clerk.
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',''* PROPOSALS. =, .... 20 2
DRoPQsALslFQR HORSES,

CtvALny bunrAu,1
IS,wAssinoT6s, b. g., kasussfs, MA
.Ph9PQsALs an. solleitsd snd wiIl b .see,yed
HoRsEs % 30 delivered st Pitnbyrg, PpHnSYiYs
~: Ess.ssas:!pes T,:ssRssssp EN'' n
Of Horses In lots Of not less than twsnty-hys, Is
The Horses to b irom fifteen li6) to sixteen (isj
ssss s;ss:. % ssSS 3 s r. ssoa cs
Aaah, end fnss from Az dsfssts. u H'-aaiIi' frIl.
The ability ofthe bidder to fulhll his sgssSns,t
.hoss ,isn'.rl'' aa'f b sppsaasd y sis sas'.
ms ssspsasibllity OF The suarantors must b
shown By the ooial certificate OF the Clerk af the
Hs:ss:s M:,,s.. D:s,,ss Court & " nif ats'
NoRasals muSA hs addressed to Lieutenant Col.
onN 3, d. hwtsas, CkAsf uArtsrasStsf Cavalry
Bureau, and BE- indorsed on ths envelope :" Propo.
ss's NJ hossssr . -, e. SAwTEHE, d.
oufo-N t'3" % . Cavalry Bureau,
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MEDICAL PyyRVEYOR,s OFF

TC T. I'll G llr-,rIC ELL
frhs undsnisnsd Is now ready 10 supply the citi.
zshs Of the Fffet WAra ith icG at kis store, iis
fsAssylvt atsiue, bstwesn kineteenih and
rtsnpeth streets. '.f THos. =. WILSON.
STEAMSHlP SALVOR HAS AR
~ nvst from Nsv York aud 10 now dIseharginK
cargo asfoot Of High street, Gsorsstown. Coasis.
asss VII pesa's sstssd 10 Tho reception Of thsiy
suis-is sosaAk4 : RNlNEHAAT. As,.
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TO HOUSEKEEP
q A PONIF e r,
CONCENTRATED LYE, ."
TIE FAMILY SOAP AAKERi

rhs Public srs cautioned against the SPURIOUS
s;:: ~ .:. Of X. hsI only cn
M;
LYE.S The great SUGGEST Of this article has led
UNPRINCiPIED PARTiEs to endeayor TO initiate
Il, in violation ofths Conpany's PATENTS.
All MANUFACTURED, BUYERS or SELLERS
OF these SPURIOUS Lyss, are hereby NoIifiEp
that the COMPANY have Employed - their
ATTORNEYS,
GEORGE HfRDING, Ess, t PhilsdslpA's, and
WILLIAM BAKEwELL, Esa., Of pittsssrg,
And thu, ali MANUFACTURERS, ysERs, or Sci.
LERs Of Lys N yiol.ton q The Iishts Of the Com
pany, will be PROsECUTED at once.
The sAPoNIrIER, or CONCENTRATED LYE,
il for sale By all Druggists, Groosrs and Country
stores.
TAKE NOTICE.
The UNITED STATES CIRcUIr CouAr, Western
District Of Pennsyivania, No. Of May Term, in
1850, In suit Of
THE PENNSYLVANIA SALT MAkUFAcTuR-
ING COMPANY
THOMAS @. CHASE,
dserssd 70 the Company, on November, Is, issa the
EXCLUSIVE RIGHT
granted by patent owned BY them for the
sAPoNIFIER.
Patent dstsd October 81, 1855. Perpetual iajuns-
tiou awarded.
THE Pennsylvania
SALT MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
oFFICEs;
1T WALNUT STREET, PAasdeiphis,
PITT STREET AND DUoUESSE WAY, Pissss~s.
iai-aInN
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KEAE EE5TATE.

fH15H-.-H
% IAL fSfXTE lXGENCY. z.
~. Alt.ss SeieS Asrs.. htI, 4
ss" ~ - 3 S.ssS.s & of ns''A''ns
MI AlsslS1 sNe tsSaA -, ,Esssassa'-
Aspay 10 WI. y. lulRoE, yitA
CLARK GAYLORD, Attofnsys,
Asal RsSAts nroksfs, sn1 Auetionesfs,
49, 8 :ssshsN - tssssl&,
Ion. CSseia isn, 4. O., Hon. q. v. ssolnsid, X. n.
II - w S'1AsA AsAsse' and others
% DOM ANDB BUIkDAaENcY.
A E e.: :fsIsrss sr ss:.i5s 5esa ]: e::s;s a -.
4 s:::.. ~ :sss:!ssa e. board
2 fsaAy. Thoss Wishing roons can call and select
essds, az inches by thfss, inserted BY the month
NV WSseTSuHSJk, ~ s.xl rst.s. Agency,
suis-2st boom ., cor. seventh and , SITS.
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PRINTING!.

TEAMSHIP BALTIMORE HAS AR
- rived from New York, and 10 now uisoharsius
cargo at foot OF High street, Georsetown, Con-
sisnees Will please sttend TO The reception Of their
goods n oass. MoRGANk / RhlkEhARr,
AuiJ-St ~ .. = Agents.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-18
OFFICIAL NOTICES.
OFFIc Ia / :

Os5El ~ 81 Eault 49, sgl.ll sol
HEApayAarRns Pnovosr MARSHALL
Distftst Of Columbia, August nth, isss.
The Board Of Enrollneat for the District Of o.
lumbia will meet 81 the CITY Hall, every day, from
9 q. N. to sp. m until further notice. to examine
cases OF drafted men, either for exemption or Ac-
ceptanee' r 60 s'r. 40 ...-, ...
-.--t Ia, ...F. HKHRy A. ScHEETz,
auis-n Captain and Provost Mssshal.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-18

CABINET AND UPHOLSTERY HARDWARE.
Hair Cloth, 10 70 % inch,
Green, Brown, Dlus and othsr eolorsd Canvas,
Tun Buttons, all oolors,
Tufting Twins,
upholsterers' Hammers,
Tack Hammers,
Moss, Curled Hair,
upholstsrsrs' Taeks, Light Taeks.
Finishing Brads,
Brass and Iron screws,
Hind and Window rsstsniags and Trimmiass,
Castors-Dsd, Chair, Table, and soOket-lrsss and
Iron,
Back saws, Eseutchsons,
Screw RnSs, &c.
Drawer, Cupboard, TIL, Chsst, Box and TrvAk
Locks In great variety.
&C., TO-, &c.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-18

AGENT In ths District OF Columbia for
" Putnam " hAmmsrsed Horse Nails,
. Diamond state" Horse shoes'
&C and p" Horse and Mule shoes,
aulg-9m
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

FOR SALE, OR WILL EXCHANGE
IL ~ CITY Properly, !. .slitnprevsd rs.n,
eoetaiaiag 40 asrss of fsnd stpAted about twslve
RsitsvilIs, On the Wsikineton and IAitmofs ran.
aul0-2w II. o. HOOD.
ENOR SALE ON EASY TERMS, 20
E or spgood BufI DING LOTs, In different parts
q the ~ Esrly spplisses;n .iil u sScu,s T good
lS5-N n - asvsath stssSt vsst Room No. 9.
DLEASANT PURNI6HED ROOMS,
JIG with board, NAY b. had at isi West strest,
C6ometoWn Hekhta.I ~ 4tu ar nv S-0
TO LET, .,.--FIRE-PROOF BRICK
FREDERic y c6zzENs,
Wine Merchant,
jys-dtf Pa. avenue, ons door from Hath st.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-18

4 wosp on ApvIo1.lThose who havs beao
sossortng for wssks ssd AoatAs without essaiaiaS
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LOST, AND FOUND.

T 0 8 T---ABOUT TWO WEEKS
IL since, (suppossd to be about the Patent o.
Ros,l go rrsssufy note. Ths finder shall Be
libsfally rewarded BY returning II 70 Rev. H. W.
Rssd. IL Ninth street, assr New York Svsaus. ! !
TAKEN ESTRAY BY THE METRO
POLIrAN PoLICE-On the 22d ult., one
bay NULL, about year. old, was taksn from the
street BY the Metropolitan Police. Unless pre-.
viously Identified and proven by It's owner, said
mule VIII b sold for cash, 70 the highest bidder,
at 10 O'Clock q. m, SATURDAY, August q, l6es,
at the Basaar mo. - Louisiana svsnue) Of W. Z
- oio. 4 HHRRIcK, rrspsssy clssk.l
auis, ,is&2i-st W. l. WALL b CO., Auots, {,
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OF r I @ I A Z

war DEPARrMENT,l
WAsHIHsroH cIrv, D. c., Jan. ao, lsss.
In consequences Of the pressure Of business .,
the War pspartmsnt, passes for citizens to visi,
the Army Of the rotonac will Be given at the ofies
Of Lieut. ooi coSRAD, isa Psnnsyivania avenue
above Nineteenth strsst .' jss0
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7ss oply place whssS yos can purchase hds1
Rvb6tr gdods of ali kinds 81 Massf fspsrs pricss Il
Psnnsyl ylvsuis avsuusS betwssa Ninth and Tsath
streets. ......,.' nas 0-H
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-18

spesai attention to the advertisement OF the ~
brated Dr.. vslln, which appears In another eolumu
The Doctor sale and reliable lrsotitisnsg Who's
tunste Victim OF certain indisoretions can With
ndence intrust his case In his haAds, Lat younr
men DO warned In tine, and seek ths bsst nsans 81
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-18

DLAcKsMITHy AND wHEELwRIcHr NATE
RIAL.
Hubs, spokes, Teliees, Ctrclss-oak, aah, hishosy
elm and gum,
Shafts, Poles, singistrses-oak and hickory,
Axles, common and patent, black aad Fright Eip-
tic spnnss, Axls Boxes,
Nuts, Washsss, Ferruiss, Malisabls Castinss, Eel
/ Ioe Piatss,'
Phiiadelphia and Eastern Carriage and Tire Bolts,
factory priees,)
Buttons,
Anvils, Vices, Horss Rssps, suiths' Files, Ham
mers, shoeing knives,
Dar.Iron and Steel in every grads and siss,
Euamelsd Duck, Drill and Muslin, (at manufss-
turers' ratssD
kc., &c, he.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-18

BUILDERS HARDWARE AND TOOLS.
Pianes-Bench, Sash, Plow, Dssd, RAbbst, -.
Chissls and Guayss- -Firmsr, socket and Tsarpsrs'.
Rraees and Bitts,
Braces without Ritts, extra Mtts,
Hammers, HAtohsts,
Hand, Psnnel and Rp saws,
Gimlet-pointed scrsws-ircn and brass,
Locks and LAtohes, 'g...
Knobs, Eseutehsons, he.,
Pulley, saAh Core, saw ssts,
squares, Bowels, Lsvels, Compass Saws.
Hinges, Butt, Wrought, strag, And Hook,
Hinges, Hasps-s, and 10 insh,
Door sheaves, Door Rail, Bell Pulls, Ae,,
Nails and spikes, out and Eroughi,
he, &C., &c.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-18

ACCIDENT ~ TEE AisnsAL.--A sad acciden
Happened st the ArsenI on Friday snsrnoon
Some povdsr which was hsins plassd IN . kasrs
fyplodsa, killtsg aaa iaaurink the follsvtaS pss
sona, w1h. Iohason, dsadI Fred Herman, seriousi,
burnti Johh fenn, badly burnt, ?. Klotz, nee
arms and bead badly burnt, - corkus, lot .
riops. Johnson was burtsd ysstsrday u the Con
kreNionsl burial ground The cause Of the ex
plosion isAot yss kaewn, hui viii tsiui'y 1--we;
tigstsa. - !. "-E,''
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-18

The DISTRICT CoNscRiPra-The general
order 10 that he eoassrpss ffqH ~ D7tsst at Co..
iymbis ,ks tbs 'lpshy ogss bon the rStatssn are
TO DO placed In decimatsd reginsnts. IN tAis con
neetion we would suggest The bfopristy OF sssisa-
Ing those Of our owp people who are drafted or sub
which has done invaluable service bot II h argued
thatis viii have ths seet Of inducing many rsfysd
mea not 10 apply fcr exemption u once assured
Eh.t thsy yin Ss Shasr v. Command o. coleasl
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-18

CAxrsRsURy HItL--The zsnfrstta Troupe
still continue their surprisins And dslishtfui per-
iofnAnoes ~ this popular resort, and dil the
house nightly with admiring audiences. This
evening they appear In the very smusips paato,
miHe entitled me peviry MIL SkiOK wss ~
Stvsd Iast hight With ths most uproArious laugh.
tets eestAss many Of tAsir dla1Suit and srassful
fssts, tasluding those Of Mons AIexandre On ths
tight-rops, In which II 10 said he has no sQdAl I'd
this country. In addition 10 these, the rsrulir
sSsSpany will appear in great variety Of swuaips
n Eti
WuISssURsr,s 0AILnxy, "a PENNSYLVANIA
AvEsvE, OWES TELEGRAPH 0FTIcE.-Whttehuut,
outstrpping his coppatitors, las received twenty
three prsmlups te this country also, . medal u
the Wothi Fair In London, ior superior work,
NJ Sslts as Nsitss, 10th plain and colored, are
sale, Gard drhotogrsPhs Sf sisRed Md, also,
Xtssys e faiHsiFss " re MstaddI az ne Capitol.
tended To-. 10. 10 II = 80 r '"r'S y
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-18

METAL woRKERs STOCK,
Soasisting IN part ~ bs,sw- :.
-sad, In pigs, bars, sheets, and pipe,
Tin, In pigs, bars, and sheets,
Zine, n pigs and shssts,
Copper, in ingots, bars, AID sheets,
Iron, band, sheet, and plate,
steel, Cast, (squafe, round, and oetason, Msahi,s
~, tround) Tire, Spring, mister, Ie,
Calvanissd Iron,
Russia meet Iron,
Gaivsnissd Atrap Iron,
as., &C., &c.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-18

DARGAlNei AARGAINsl GREAT
LIZ sASaA!NsLls osass 70 reduce our sun sSI,
SMITHS, 90 seventh street, opposite CITY fost
OflnA. lplA
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VOLUME 2 NUMBER IS
Poland and the South.

Whoever thought that the descendants
of race which Kosciusko fought to make
free would vie in attentions to the enslavers
of his countrymen? Who ever dream ed
that a people, whom the calamities OF
Greece could arouse to an enthusiastic SYM
pathy, could wine and dine and tete the
representatives of land whose whole
power is exerted to grind aspiring Poland to
the dust? Poland asks only to be free and
and for the temerity is hewn asunder by CO.
lossal Russio. We praise and eulogize
Russia; our "leading men" toasting her SOW
ereign, our women dance with her officers
and sodiers-for what? Because to ex-
press sympathy with Poland would be self
condemnation. To wish freedom to the
deserving Poles would be treadirg on dan,
gerous ground. That is why we wine Rus
sian officers and detain her frigates in our
ports, in order that each may have an ova.
ton. Not ace, not the people. but the dom
inant party. They who seek to crush lib
erty at home, smile on the success which
attends such efforts abroad. In praising
them we magnify ourselves, or. if not, it is
fellow feeling which makes US this won
drous kind. An imperial despotism and
republic welded to the same purpose: the
crushing out of liberty within their domin-
ions! Think of it, you who ever think
Dubuque Herald.
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HEIR the I1reedmen.,

Under this heading the Cleveland Leaae
has the following appel in behalf of its
cOlored brethren, made homeless and desti-
tute by the proclamation of Abraham Lin
coin. 1t says:
THE snow storm that suddenly in trudes
upon us, making thick boots and overcoats
necessary, reminds us of the wants of thou
sands. and we may say, hundreds of thou
sand, OF eX. saves, introduced into freedom
by the Presidents Proclamation and our
advancing armies, whose wants for clothing
for the coming winter must be supplied by
the voluntary contributions Of th g benevoleot
in the loyal States The giving simply Of
cast off garments will not provide for so
many. Persons blessed with ability must
give money, aud material for clothing, and
must give literally"
Yes, the hundreds Of thousands of ex-
slaves, introduced into freedom by the
Preside ent's PROCLAIM alton" are in desti-
tute aud starving condition. A poor iguo-
rant class, they have been forced from
comfortable homes and plenty, by abolition
promises Of freedom, and are now among us,
the objects os pity, and depending almost
entirely upon charity to keep them from
actual starvation. When on the 'old plan
tation,' they never knew what it was to
want for food or clothing. They were free
from all care end anxiety, and their neces-
sary wants were always supplied. But
Abraham Lincoln has vouchsafed to them
a freedom they are incapable of apprecia-
ting or enjoying, and the freedmen" Of
the Proclamation are petitioners on the
charity of the people. From our very
heart of hearts, we pity the poor deceived
negroes, that have been forced or stolen
from comfortable homes ard brought North
to suffer and die from neglect and starva-
tiop. Thus we have developed some of
the beauties of Abolitionism. 1t has used
the poor negro as hobby to ride into po
litical power, and left him among US an OBJ
ject of pity and hatred, to exc out miser-
able existence Such is the freedom to
which the negro has bsen lured by the de-
ceptons of their professed friends, the Abo-
litionists. Whilewe pity the unfortunate
negro, we cannot but denouuce the wicked
men, who. for political end. deceived and
seduc9d him from a comfortable home, and
brought him to such misery and suffering.
There is in store for them a terrible retri-
button.
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Intensely Loyal.

Our advice to our readers, Is, to keep
yonr eye On the intensely loyal man. Ii
he visits your house, count your spoons as
soon as he is gone. IF your horse is stolen.
put the officers on the track of the 'in-
tensely loyal neighbor. And if you desire
to find traitor at heart, and a man who
would cell his birthright for m ess of pot
age, or his country for thirty pieces of silver,
make the acquaintan of one who is every
where boasting that he is intensely loyal
Logan Counter.
We are inclined to think this very good
sense when speaking of one of these nu-
merous oddy-contracts gentleman that
are so numerous and loud-mouthed all
over the country. They are every minute
of their evil lines attempting to cover up
their wretched stealing from the govern
ment and the soldiers by loudly proclaim
ing that they are intensely loyal. They
are like some scouudrels who join the
church to cover up the better their villain
Gus tracks. They ara alwaps marked as
the loudest prayers, and the strongest
scorners of all small slips and pecadillos of
their neighbors. Always watch people
that are either too intensely loyal, or too in
tensely religious. You will in the end
save by it.-Cairo Democrat,
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-12-10

RECEIPT FOR CURING MEAT-To one gall
Ion of water take one and half pounds o
salt, one-half pound of sugar, one, hall
ounce of saltpetrer one half ounce of potash.
In this ratio the pickle to be increased to
any quantity desired. Let these be boiled
together until ali the dirt from the sugar
rises to the top and is skinned off, Then
throw it into tub to cool. and when cold
pour it over your beef or pork, to remain
the usual time, say four or five weeks.
The meat must be we'll covered with pickle,
and should not be put down for at least two
days after killing, during which time it
should be slightly sprinklcd with powdered
saltpetre. which removes all the surface
blood, &C., leaving the meat fresh and
cloan.
Some omit boiling the pickle and find it
to answer well; though the operation of
boiling purifes the pickle by throwing off
the dirt always to be foucd in salt and sugar.
If this receipt be properly tried, it will
never be abandoned. There is none that
surpasses it, if so good.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-12-10

TRIBUTE TO WoMEN.-The celebrated
traveller Layard paid the following handsome
tribute TO women:-"I have observed that
women in all countries are civil, obligings
tender and humane. 1 never address my
self to item decently and friendly answer.
With man it has often been otherwise. In
wandering over the barrens of inhospitab.e
Denmark, and through honest Sweden and
frozen LaplarG; rude and churlish Finland
urprincipled Russia; and the widely spread
regions of the wandering Tartar; if hungry,
dry, wet, cold or sick, the women have ever
been friendly and to add to this virture, ESQ
worthy the appellation of benevolence,}
those actiors have been performed in so free
and kind manner that if I was dry I drank
the sweetest draught. and ifhuDgry ate the
coarsest morsei with double relish.''
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-12-10

9TThe turnip taste in milk, can be eff
fectually and easily cured. This we have
fully proved :he present season: We are
indebted to a correspondent in The Country
Gentleman for the information, which has
already been worth more to US than the cost
of this paper a whole year. 1t not only
cures the evil n milk but also in the butter.
No taste of turnips can be detected. And
this is the remedy: Pour pint of boiling.
water upon ar ounce of niter (nitrate of
potassa-common saltpetre), and when
thoroughly dissolved and cool, put it in a
bottle ready for daily use, where it will keep
cool. When you take the pail to milk,
pour tablespoonful of this ISOLATION into it.
which is enough for an ordinary sized pail
ful of milk, and it does the work effectually.
It is said that is also helps to sink the bad
favor given to milk by other food which
COWS eat. 1t is worth knowing and should
be remem hered.
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Cradle Song of the Poor.
BIZ CHARLES DICKENS

Hush. I can net bear to see thee,
Stretch thy tiny hands in vain;
I have got no bread to give thee'
Nothing child to ease thy pain'
When God sent thee first to bless me-
Proud and thankful too was l;
Now, my darling, l, thy mother
Almost long to see thee die.
Sleep my darling--thou art weary
God is good but life is dreary.
have seen thy beauty fading,
And thy strength sink day by day
Soon know will want and fever
Waste thy little life away.
Famine makes thy mother reckless
Hope and joy ore gone from me-
I could suffer all my baby,
Had 1 but a crust for thee
lam wasted, dear, with hunger,
And my brain is sore oppressed;
I have scarcely strength to press thee'
Wan and feeble tony breast.
Patience, baby, God will helPus
Death will come to you and me;
He will take us to his heaven,
Where no want or pain can be.
Sleep, my darling--thou art weary
God is good, but life is dreary.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-12-10

HUMAN OVER woRK.-A valuable medi-
cal remark is given below: The majority
of the fatal diseases arising from overwork
are now discovered. Give a human being
over work and deficient food, and be is the
victim of diarrhea ard dysentry. Give
him over-wcrk and bad air and bad food,
and be is the victim of typhus. Give him
over work and bad air, ard he is the victim
Of consumption, Give him over mental
work, with whatever air and weatever food.
aud he is the victim of brain disease, aud
one Of other of its sequences, insanity, par
alysis, diobetes, premature death in any
case; death by suicide not unfrequently.
Give him oVerwork purely physical with
air, with food, and the laboring heart try
ing to keep up against its WEAKNESS, sue
cumbs, and SO the over worked smith, boat
man or woodheaver, falls suddenly, not
more honored than the prize fighter of to-
day or the feet slave and gladiator of past
and more barboarous age DR.. Richardson.
Why is the nose put in the middle Of the
face? Because it is the scenter.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-12-10

A curious observation respecting the
rapidity of eagles in their flight has Just
been made by a traveller crossing the Grison
Alps. An eagle, in flying from one noun
tain peak to another. at a hight of 5000 OF
5000 feet, performed the distance of five
miles in five minutes.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-12-10

A child is never happy from having his
own way. Decide for him, and he has but
one thing to do; put him to please himselfs
and he is troubled with everything and
satisfied with nothing.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-12-10

1t is stated by manufacturers of artificial
wooden limbs, that they make eight left
legs for soldiers to two right, and about the
same propotion of right arms to left ones,
showing that about four times as many lose
left legs as right, and four right arms to one
left.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-12-10

A lady in crinoline knocked over a Lon
doner by sweep of her skirts. The gen
tleman's head struck curbstoue, and he
died in short time. Iron clad war vessels
and steel clad women are very formidable
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-12-10

Up in Iowa an Abolition Judge has de-
cided that the suspension of the habeas cor
pus does not apply to negroes but only to
white men.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-12-10

DR.. Cummings has selected the year 1867
as the close of the present economy. He
believes that the last desperate battle be-
fore the end of the world will take place
near Jerusalem, between France, England
and Russia.