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The New York herald., 1863-11-14
i.,nn RpwAnp. AND 40 QUESTION. .s.Lp

NlUV lot Thursday. o.. "a in soius IT. ua fiir,,
tnth tfoust Hrth aFsuus S rNrfY
Naish fnAvir.irf ln dsrs doe. Epid no.
trh % karfns sttaroi. sssos1rs ronhsr,sd "a
10 rs'r' male q 'lHfn fsi4aha 8 tts tisb
s. -. asJFe ~ 80 Iaif tftNf >rr.t
The New York herald., 1863-11-14

c. sKwARp LOST. on rHuHsp,Y rnE lsrh
s-sD Inst. Elyhth bn~ren ThiT. .fpl sgs
fhirty fonth sr-as about en dollar srer.bseGs
small of chang. The abIYe Tewari = i he
laa aud anrstions aak rn. by ioaring " Al Mr. Wa
tonueiy's, i51 West Ttlrty fret street.
The New York herald., 1863-11-14

c.D EDWARD Lost ABOUT ONE WEEK 400. A
SD snsl BACK and ian Dog, Rnsw~rs 4, tts pans Of
Ieautt hal "a ls.tar collar n ysnica
,ut - Cal al "a West thiry.hftb street
The New York herald., 1863-11-14

q. ktW ARD LOST On TnF ~ 1857 A tkJIt
~s) Blsrs and TAn bog aasrsTns ~ Nc name q" me-
with tai and cut 1hS nhieT vii isref, Ns Atos.
~ rTy frsf a o.
The New York herald., 1863-11-14
LOST AND FOUND,

no0 LOsr.-Si0 REWARD. -sThAYED, FROM T
~ West twenty. seventh street early NednesdAy morn
ing a small black aud Terrier, whe spot brss.t
had 90 eather colar-Dnie. T. " AleaAnire engraved
Will be paid kA return 10 hs above I'D
drr-a on Al Beaver street.
The New York herald., 1863-11-14

l OsI.-s55 REWARD And so 9l EsfIoss 4skEp
4 o. tte O,h Inst. Nlitu .ir-,i, near ,hr irbHs
BOad OF Brokers ofen faced gold watch With ialr
attached the watch engraved coat -
Ing an Indian standing each side Of -,rl7 YIN
club, with the motto Il hope o. speed The .i'.UE
old anl t of very ir talue except 20 te u,iu
family relic. reward gt s;3 To- TIE watch snd chain
so Toe watch, VII paid sui dur-ti1us
presenting b. st ~ Vail street on
li1 Ncbt Fourc 'utl street
The New York herald., 1863-11-14

A - RECOGNIZED you AETTN YEARS OF
n absence, on Friday morning al II ICl0 \, lu 60
street II yon desire address Lieutenant boa lsJ
Herald once.
The New York herald., 1863-11-14
90 uu0 REwAgD -Tng rRyEsgNs ss.hy %,
> -.NVV HUalsl. n as sh.rf.4 BET y tf
4 ~ q 4

- tnd f,llsl Of iis f.l.sp "a
tllDsl IN tis ~ 's~ Ffe~upr1s FsrF
~ f1 81 . .f efhef ssu D. .sha h4tss
,1pr4u Nosernnl~ut u tna1f soss
= 90 lnls states ~ ffFasIff - ~ 2
ealh asisI A.. q 10 issI ~ natansrci SAIL o ~
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-06-06

Rem Gprts sinssipsrrt uurssn. 60 nett III Is
a Ito i,st urtsr qinerln's rssubIilanildsr (?) 8ss
ateruus setumnsu, eaB % lT&srsr unS pore
ttsiltaftsr II. sin atbs1 ais Gin llniUnsmann
au lsin. gtsteuen senisstn BEN S8ub Fer 5te,
sistuns, Ei fnp irsi SOhi RiIiisisnt uns tUnnsn
,uais gu eauis fssn bItitsn, Utns i%rs.npwts ssld.
aist su wsrrsn, md9rsur taft tsin Gag ssrssbt, sab
nidt lnicnsltuts RON Ssesiisnifsn srlnrrret unp
assliiassrt wsrNsn. gtebeI.nfreunrliae Gldtter
aesn u%nsslraft cine I&ununsslois 3ritit it.r bic
gtssisruns aus uup rsi3sn often unD stns @&su
gum tswafnsttn Sutherland ssssn lire Nlaersssln
auI, Ufns rab itnsn Sarum eth 5aar s%strimmt
wirr; rsnn atsr Der &eraftsur eines unionselat.
tee sessn bic s~eitbIOisn usbsrsriHs sinissr e6ls.
hinge unisres metr als specialization Gcussn.urs
Isine etimme .rhs6t, , ann rirp .r elmer BeSan>s
lung untsrpurisn, pis f. tlum In Tuslanp MIA,
1i6 III. llnb tptsbaIt ipurbe auf cline 10 unssrs
| antlpOrtliGe 0stlt NIT uns p~srfatren ? - glus
Oarum, msiI mir 90 s'past 9atten. unf.rn 3psifsl
sarutr aua,u prsGsn,' fab elm gut esrriQtss unt
ssIttss Corps, ME III ere Setrssn, sramunssn
| ItltSH IpUUtt HilEb ftW SpHUtukEp ppU UltItuEtS
idsn N~ihtswilern, ME Sittuu unb flins., gu
eisnsn, unr tinsn In Uniform s.flsiestsn aFsn
ais Gommanecur ~an;ustfs nn.n. Die essislatur
Sat III elmer itrsr lrsten Sisunsen sin gsts pais
frt, rUnaa bic mrpQirts Mili, has gsdt tatrn
ioa, lire siSsnsn SiF,iere 3u raklsn. Or. Sou.
~.rnsur @amblt ftsdte stties gsi.s IN feline 5afts,
fat es tur& lsine untsrIGriit ,u Ianefiuntrsn uns
III Spl;is6ung 3u B rinsen. gir ~fcrptru i'm Nas
men FER ssianmtm @iIij ZEN Ssursrnsur aui
Der sltrn eas itr IN jsnsm Gsiss ertSsilts uni Yon
inn m~rsatmaeiser 8siis sOrentfuItsn. 3tsat ,u,
rldsusstsn, 'tamtt RE @rsimentsr lire OiF,i.rs
I.ltlt mdtl,n tsnnen, unr et. tisi.s niat 9tiaitbt
ii spu rr @3jis ntAts gu e%r,parisu. fs mtrs itr.
ge1immuns sntpersr gar niat, Upsr rod nur bs6l
u%nscltpmmen triudsn, unp ID unr slcitt nitt.
4nrsrss ais cine tlcee Camille @aittne.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-06-06
@aseDuo@ SOuntp
gsriammluns am 81. Mai 1868.

Dura bic gtsreiOuns 5errn 6. StaFfOrf'o,
siutr ssr @rinesr 5srmanns. tonnts lis gsriamm-
lung srf mad Der itRseitstsn 3sit erbHpst msrrsn
unD surssn slsls @itsIisesr sstinssr:, ~t.isIt,u
6si;uwstnsn.
SER Gee. 8usmuun, FER sinfImmis srs
pdtlte Sraissnt Sss gtrsins, natm ZEN gcrfs
Elm unt trus aaaiOlesnss sntritss gSrsFs sur,
sorasrtsm.rteAs, RAP % son Ter Dirt iErsr Gui.
naRme Ssitsns res Ssreins aFtinas, rb sr BIZ
inn iustra6ts Gre arnsamsn Oar att tnsr
miGe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-06-06

Ter 1ruRre @ast. tumtus orr Gsnttf Eu'
soa Ten fsrm Stattcairrn stfrrn a.n' h'"
.nti6isesn rab miersr cine Rsuvahl HatfEh''
ipu. S6inrlussr uns t,ia Snts! Too sr"H'
Ter ,pirs nun ,rf rGt 0twdsIt! SIN ua's'
tatsn mir IiHruritr in sisitn @ames 5ta@ '
erna. Grasm rrr I'M. litstn, nm s0n i'l6nSa'
~rint:lci wsit,rt Ncti; nstmtn ;u t0antn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-06-06

fittissn StIaSm isrtuttlitn; niSt a.,
siss lsirer nur ,u oft rsr Gaa ssw.ltn, eis,..
longer lu wsrsen. Sd Fin ssssn G,su,,,r,..
.@amtls, Ger rim gutter %llnicnman i.in raaa. IS.
rem a:tsasn ni6t germ wst ttut; ID Elm o,.,,
f''is halle 9Olitt, tis iir bic Union ~ i,n I'M.
slst' atsr ssuts Won cen Gruntidben Res Mlis,,a
Vssuel'san tssdnRist. = sstwtstn: stnyn MI
Samsl' unn isinem slnkana!
Geo. Susmaan
6trrn Susmann's gOrtras ipurs. nit o,h,,..
tstsr Guimsrtiaussit ans,tSrt uns mad i.inre.
snsisurs iclssassr 9gntras untu aus.msIn,u n.
pIaus sinfimmis angsnommtn.
@si&lsfen: Tab 5srr 6usmann In ita, ~.
prsfs unl,rsn sissnsn i~nsrisn u.tiutuas,s..
Dcrt: %sslistsa; RAP mir ltinsn Oihiarn
unisrs Sp!be i.aen tOnntsn un, ion nit e.,
40 pnisren prdlesnisn tssrissn, mn. tas MINI.
@ereRs nit itiusr Grlauknib 'als elm. sss,d,.'s
ton Der Gruutia ss rss gsrsins s~utllirsn s,u,,
Tis SrUtcsu0e Ger ssrtsrs.bsns.n g.r.n,.
lanssn wuresn -rann 8rustmist, puraui In g.,
trstdr ptn e.itlrti.tI Ter 0slli&en Ysa ih,
Urai's Ge.taituus rOrlae. gla&rsm sns,,,
@itsItse.r TEN unwigeu ssr SarssrdaA q hi,
aess nnr icinss urbstsrs ausssprsGsn. sn i'm
3amea res Ssrsins
gcitlS1tn: Tab mir Tie llrlli& uui rtru,.
citation sricl8ts. unssrs&ts nns iuiatlrlas Sat..
tuns %unisrss IitsIissts uns WittissN, SsA
Grafs, N.rattsW Zee S,.maun.r gsIssauu
ais sins Sssitisuns Fer irYalsn SsSSIlruas IN.
mann, unp esr ssiammism uaiOnstrsasn guT, h,
traGtsn; cap tititltt uns pSn Ntusa, s,n Sts,,
~li,itrts, wis Ter Glmtis-&Haus NIB itrtn 6tiu,.
s.iern jsns @lttsl rt6t III. psi&.s itnn 3st
rcr gtir issisuns strisnIi&sr 8aGluR uns ,u up
nrtraduns ireit,itliGsr Sppeftisn iutut; hi
mir ter linton us 8ssisruns itts ntu 40,
ben warren une itin wsgsen, atsr tea @ta s,
anprudsn, tis S'npIunStM unitrr Ntmmlranru
scm uniputRanepunits aas ia e%ritilrsn; ti MI
btrrn Saeut 9)rai als einrn Ger 81 ftn uni nh.
talGsn Ser 6t,r unisrsr pttueipisn str,n, wNa,
mir, aui risisn prineipi.n fSbsnr, Ger unnntE,,
Gbm @.inuns inn, sab ras geriaarn tn A..
r Jsrmartia,u Staatste9i.iuns unr itrts Artaust,
/, MiJsmi rem balriSem Jluin tntststn iuti. rnr
, nib, rersm 5r,itm .sn E.m Eatrsn l%nira.. uu
II NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. en itltupiSts Gut, 1t
rshtt wlrt.
Il; ruret nph tine Mittteiluna ron Sul
/ Sp;tLo o,yfrt,, MN fonu ;dIirkiiM
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-06-06

Tart,ts aSistsa6t! Sr. ssta'' ""
Sat in 9eintrs Seud atlttissaaartiu s'h'H|
UNI Sirs Fa eth saar Sage bier auisdlhr
8strutm fur Col. Guilss's N.ssrsa ,sti'h =
psrtsn. Die bier wcsnsntm fartiS,n N'n "
islt.u ri.it sinfiss SsIsstntsit t.nIB't, w.
osn. gsr,us sinrsissn la6tn. aui itt sp
tDnnsn Rs f6 am ssfen pUr itn arsla =
81 lursniassr i&issn uns ,asIsid itr, Grs4aD
ri. sireiofs D.it srpsrt.n. pier fi ~
Ter Ger gamt!s 9irttitait rod ni&t mtsr Wy
iGsr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-06-06
&ofeles'
Sllr Sambliama.

9n RtintIanc nurs. ssatrn. sitr]iS saTai'
cen istntm Sauie mtftrnt. Der Shsdstr hspN
msilsr 3snftu9 Ypn Suittspptra unfudliHs' +"
mcrt,t. ercrpis6glOtn ,i.tr untsat r"'
rem mir III ua&itr Nummtr. wtna MOT p''''
Nrretit, ttrihttn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-06-06
4ertuant Turu.attrtiu.

@stiss' uni paiRvs @itsItttsr, tpslas W > J
esiliFs s.isst iu N.rsen ,raniasn, tatsn Ia "
ssm edriftuart, s. 5ilt,r, ,u mslssH. w
sulirsn srsi 3.iii6riisn. Tis SitlicttdH i y"
tass uns grsitass gttnte rHsn.
% NJ. Dsfisli'f'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-06-06

10 Intern 5srrsn Ssass.n Srn Ter esutiasn
pr,Ft In 81. 9ruis, wsIG. fd unitur eads 10
warm anssnumu.H, Rattsn mir tismit fur it,.
irsuneliSs sssi1natm. unisrn t~sr;Iidf.n Dant Of.
Tit Rttaaicn I Perm. ScIfnL
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-06-06
9auptquartisr 2t,r Drill. Gifrist 81. 6. x
Ssfuion City, Mp. SUM- /. 1863
Captain

SfNHIVH guy wv. JUN /. 1868.
Captain!
Sd sntlisB aus itinr 5aft 6rn. G'rai, rem
8srattsur res Ssrmanner 8rltstlattes, unter Ter
Sefinsung. rap TT in FER nSai.n drummer ,eirea
SlHtt.s rie an fObiss Sprade in 9 e.
aug au lie e. imentsefii;isrs unf
rjs S,tsr weasp rsr gcmplsiiruns Ter Ginmul.s
runs in S6rsm Guunt9 wtetrrufe, unp sas sr an
eass, Rap fs Orfsr ron pistm Sauptauarttsr e.
| 9urs res 3wsdss %erIaGsn wurrs, mn rte Benim,
munger pes Gsissts aus3aiatssn. uns sas fs
ui&t ,ins t%sicnrsrs @laIs, iCngsrR aIs Burger or
| ains, ris Der @ilitlrp1i6t N~ntsrwari.n.
81 1T tsstul6, ais luYaIsr Burger, fsint SIi&t,
nift atlu idrsdsn, ~iOntsrn rjs Orrsr iu %p.rts.iei-
gen.
NuIn eis mir Ssidaisf cine Nummer zee
gtattsa, 10 tatr ss ssrrudt, fAidsn.
0atrtoit tr SSriss
30. {. Grawicrr,
Capt. s. 3. Gisrn, Brig. @tusral
Srrmant.
aum.p. &tr. CsiJm Brief srtielt Or
aisem ssfsrn, rrn s. SUM-. Dir taten surau
sn'aa Jul s%rriesrn, ra5 mir rem irlAen Wtsin
suns,n, Wie fl ubtn a,is.sstsa inp, ni6ts lrtfsn
aud aui tsinr irlGs tsi unitrtr 6ntla7uns simse
sansen iiut; ra6 DIR 9trr General entmerer uns
Orsr mir itu mies1rfanren eaben, rat mir III
NJ uns ninmsr ;u tinsm iol6en idmakltGt
8ieerruf ;ipirssn laGsn mrrsen. unD iunten nj
lis gum jiinsfsa Sa5 in 5ait tlsiasn mlGtn; ia
mir Osise aui rs 8ssimsNtaufF3lsre bsSastt6s o.
8 ~sin9unS ais zine Gntwirsisuns rr irtisn gr1
tstraarn uni nit sti6m pcn uns seilen; bal
! nsnn mir &linse INT Sittun trass uns fdtii
= SiFetrrs nsnnen wrttsn, 6 un3 BIER Sii.ma,
IT ~Slauten miiree une mir ristilsn miStsn tf,ntl;
II eastn Bsftrait gu tpsrssn.
j 8ir fnH ~jttsr;.it tsrsit. sintn SrrtEunl, mo n
.inen IUIdsn te9anssn, ein;ug.tstsn, uns rssba
IS Eabsn mir rem 8erlanesn rss @sntralt, in VI
i.rem Slatt. gu s~rtIarsn. hd6 lie ssn 8lnss
III 5srmann ssrbrtitsts 9fnerals Stter In esius q
RE gnrslirurs Der Gsltrpsn wstsr sen &lin
nod clifton, lOnesrn <Un ism isltit aussssuns
81 lst, tn IN Isr.r bsu,igtn Nummsr ksrsitmiQiaa en-
lie iprcasn. Gieits SrrtbuiAs trau6en mir uns i
G 10 rrsni8.r ;a iahmen, al5 sr ron rsn mel fen 9
T. usbnsrn unisrsr etaet Hnp 'tlmssssns s.ttt
NJ rpurns. lie tstrsHenrs Srrer mar tlSs .
- <nes nit Slsiftit unterl.i6nst unb farin wsl
~ auf rem gsnsral, nU6 auf icnF cine esitsli
'st QuturitGt gs,us ssnOmmsn. 91ir m56tsn si
'e NAL ttsn, St Elm irlasr 8iId In Ct. esuis
Is< ipeetirt mIrrs!
IT, 0ir tIrfsn nit ppltm Sstt SUn Sen. Ora
r. iurD cine unb.sinsts Sr.iprdans fOre.
az uno msbr ais rieiet, mir s~svIanssn Sattsiaeti
adj fur RE unstrrdte uHr wiQturli&s gsrtaituns, I
'Hs p~srIanssn bic atittuns unissss Idsn.ril6sn .
Is' tIdssrs, rs eisut. Col. SItnss; ,ir ssrIan,
s- bic Gttsuns res GrI. clifton, neil CT ft un
ii: isslias uns ptaIdrtifs gsrtaitssO rsr srIisb, ,
'sn mir s~srIunssn bic iummnriia: gtfrufuna si
tsissn OiF;tstt psasn tsswiaissr gnIdumsl
uni Ristraua ssn @swaft.
len --O-
Pu' ~ llnitrn Ssrrsn GsQss.n zen Ter esutit
'as prs6t In 81. 2ruis, trsI&. fd unisrr Sad
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-09-09

AERArEp or CNrERMENrEp BRENp. A
friend asks MS what is the character of this
bread which is So generally sold in cities
The Aerated bread is made by machinery.
The dough Of flour, water, aud salt is worked
IN 4 cylinder in such manner that the car
bonic acid gas which the cylinder contains.
IN completely Incorporated with it, The
dough is then baked, aud the gas which is
entangled with il, expands by the heat and
reEderS the bread very light. 10 those
who like unfermontcd bread this is very
palatahle, though il is not at all TO our taste.
any moro than the bread raised by the use of
soda and cream of tartar In this, as in the
aerated bread, the lightucss is obtained
without any change in the -four. When
bread is fcrmcnted by means of yeast or
icavcn, the Hour unlcrgocs a change anil
gives oil carbonc acid, and If the ferment,.
tion is arrested at the proper point bv bak.
ing, the resulting bread has sweetness
and peculiar flavor which all the subst..
tutos lack, IL is only from the fact that
bread making is rare accomplishment,
that those substitutes are welcomed. they
being preferred 10 poorly ma lc iormcntr,l
bread. lu half the families whore yeast
bread IL used, il is allowed TO lcrmcnt uu.
til 1t gets sour, and then stleIutus or sod.
added to correct tho acidity, making a com
pound unfit TO cat. We g treat those moth.
ors who know how 10 mako good bread 10
teach their daughters how to do il. else IN
few generations bread makiug will b,
one OF the lost arts.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-09-09
Greatest four Northern statcs.""io,1 o,1sO, ia3

Greatest four Norh:ru States s.'"ij, 1891
Hitherto our expectation ot tobacco to
foreign countries, in its various forms, in
cudiug snuff, cigars, &C., has nearly oQualcd
that Of wheat As tho war is now ravaging
and laying waste Our tobacco country, we
may make up our minds to bid adcu, for
the present at least to oCr income arising
from the shipment ot tobacco abroad. In.
deed. we shall do we'll if we supply the
home demand. Now, thcrc is no good
reason why tho Northern States should not
raiso their own tobacco. Indeed, We have
abundant evidences that the profits of the
tobacco crop, in our latitude, undor iudi.
cious management, exceed those of almost
any other crop we raise While those who
cherish the idea of making the cotton crop
profitable in the Northern States will some
day wake up 10 realizing sense of their
ridiculous dclusiOn, now venture tho pro
diction that tobacco wW Uhimutrly bcc0mc
one Of Tie staple commodities Of tie Noj1R.
CrW StatcS. What better employment roull
we afford our Intelligent contrabands 2"
Will our humanitarians please answer
through the columns of the Rvral
Ono moro Wow of the tobacco question,
and that appeals to your patriotism, 10.
haccO is now an important source of public
revenue through tho heavy taxes imposed
hy Government, and he who uses tobacco,
thereby sustains the Government supports
the nag of our country on the hlttlc.iold of
rebellion feeds and clothes the soldiers in
arms, and gives bread to his furnishing
wife and children. So we hope that on,
patriotic yo,tBg k3icS of doh Sc,rcS vii
not bo too lastidious about the fumes o
tobacco smoke, or the colors of the teeth
of those who chew it,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-09-09
Sabbath 4,Mdina.
From The Catholic Telegraph.
TIE MUSIC OF HEAVEN.

TIE WI Nlt vi tAEhN lsNs
y S;irit of Music that sheds ocr the world
The rays Of q radiance divine,
Iikc nnods Of pure light from the land of the blcst
Thy beams Ger the souls chamhcrs shncj
Then il ~ cnlvcn our journey below,
Such glorious sounds have been given.
Oh. what shall wr think Of the anthems sublime
That roll through the arches Of Heaven
The great arch Of Nature, whose myriad strings
Are swept by the winds vicwlcss hand,
Seems but the sad wall Of . wandering soul
Shut cut from the heavenly Lands
The laundering tones of the wild ocean surge,
When DER 1t the tcmpcsts wings rove,
But echo the music that spirit hands draw
From loud pcaling organs above.
Sometimes when The notes Of dear oldcn song
Wake memories holy aud sweet,
1t seems ~ though angels hcivcnward march
Have PLAYED tu our wandering feet;
lut still It is only the dream Of a dream
Tho chords Of the lyrc may bc rivcn,
The voices be hnshcd in The tomb but no change
Can silence the Music Of Heaven.
Where are the old masters, whose genius and fame
Swept over The earth like Il blast t
Whose soul thrilling strains thrill the world Of
To-day
Like echoes that rise from the Past?
The God gifted brain and the masctlv hand
To dust aud decay hnvt been giycnj
Hut dcathlcss and bouudlcss that genius must be,
Whose breath tuucs the sweet Harp Of Heaven.
Thrr, scraphs sing softly their clear silv'ry songs,
With heads ON their snowy wings bowed
Tho army of martyrs, with white robes aud palms,
Chant auhcmS triumphant aud loud,
To thusr who have wcpt, tocd and suffered on
cirth
The hippirSt songs have been given;
And, oh, how enchanted the strains soft and low
Iispcd forth by the children in Heaven.
The dear old home voices we loved long ago,
That suuthrd us in SORROW aud pam
The tones Of the loved ones now gone from our
view,
That earth nc'cr can echo again
The cheering words bidding us hope and be strong,
When we with fierce trials have strvcn-
All sounds that are dearest to uS while earth
viii blend in the Music Of Heaven.
Mid all the glad strains that soft, joyous and clear
Rosound through the bright aislcs above
The sweetest and dearest will ever bc breath ed
By voices Of those whom We love;
Oh when the last notes Of earth s music have died
And the chords of our life harps are riycn,
How glorious TO hear, 'mong the songs Of the blcs
The tones of our loved ones in Heaven.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-09-09

Here are Gods heroes" of tho sick
chamber and the vigil by tho caudlc-iSht /;
heroes OF poverty and of the workshop
of silent patient endurance, having learned
through much tribuation that waiting and
suffering are their destined work the he
rocs OF long suffering, iorbcaranco, and char.
ity, or OF victory over pain, and of the I'M
ostcn:atious sclf-dcnials of the household
the lowly toilng mon and women, climbing
mounts OF sacrifice under heavy crosses,
without human hand held ont in sympa-
thy ; the noble army of martyrs who have
found and followed the Masters footprints
in the daily rounds of humble duties, trans.
figuring tho dcspisod, orcumscrihcd, care.
cucumbcrod life of theirs into a living ties.
timony of Christs cNangcl: the lonely suf
tcrcrs, priests by heavenly conservation,
offering the sacrifices of praise, in garrct
and cellar men and women far from stim-
ulatnS doliEhts.of successful activities, co.
workers with Christ sowing in hopo the
seed whose increase they shall never reap /;
" the sacramcutal hopo of God s elect" ever
ascending with songs most jubilant from
the faithful performance OF carth's lower
ministers to the upper sanctuary, with its
perennial and unhindcrcd praise. They arc
passing up through the gates of morning in
the city without temple and il is for
other fingers than ours 90 weave the amar-
anth around their holy brow.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-09-09
EarulpStneSS.

Where You see men, later III life, fight.
ing tho Same battles they began TO fight
earlier in life YOU may rost assured of one
thing namely, that it is Il superficial cross
they are bearing The idea Of men is TO
bear az little ~ they can; but that is not
good engineering The right way is to
whip once for ALL as thoroughly as you can.
In conducting a campaign, do not go into
battle ii you can help it but if you must
go into it, thunder is mercy and lightning
il pity. Tho moro storuly, and intensely,
and consccutivcly powerful you make your
ou5ct, the shorter will be the contest, and
the more complete your victory. There is
no rashucss lko lcncncy, holding of, let
ting alone. What your hands finh to do
do it with your might, and be done with it
that is the only safe law. And it it is true
i'll external things, as it is, what is worth
doing at all is worth doing well, how much
moro il it true in things that relate to a
mans disposition! Why should man bo
all his life long fighting lighting, lighting
Why should he forever carry about him in
himself gang of pirate passions? Why
should he not say, Let me come in conflict
with tho dostroycra of my peace and pleas
urc and subdur thcmf" A man ought not
20 be contcndIng with the same ovl propcn.
sitics all tho time. He ought TO be contin-
ually arising 10 higher aud higher conflicts.
And lato in Christian life is a sign that you
have not known what was wisdom. And
yet, how many of us say that our old con
iliuts arc all ended p BcschCr.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-09-09

THE BLACK TrsE--Swiuc are often trouh
bod with disease called black tusk "
\ correspondent Of she w. 4, FarD,r,. s,y,
the disease ia contagious 1t one ~ a litter
of pigs has It, the rest are suse q take the
aane disease. When swine show signs oi
sickness. their mouths should be examined
and if their tusks are black, it is certain
they are suffering from this disease. Tn,
remedy is % remove tue teeth, which can
best be done By pulling them out with /.
strong pair Of nlppers. Ii taken in tim,
this is = sure Treatment liorfpg Fa,
Rier
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-09-09

ST. PAULs PARTICULARLY IN MONEY MAT
rrrs.-Ethcs, in the abstract, most persons
know little of. But the ethics of money
matters they understand thoroughly. This
fact st. Paul seemed TO be aware Of aud
hence Was exceedingly particular in all
money transactions. And in this particular
his cXamplo is worthy of imitation.
-. Paul kept out of debt, lie never was
dlstraincd for rent, or forced to pawn his
furniture, OF refused 10 so certain road OF
particular streets lest he should meet dis.
agreeable creditor vino would dun him. All
this is evident from Romans xii. &, TO which
We relor our readers. Therefore, with
what boldncss he could preach tho Gospel
ot his Master. He could look every ono of
his hearers calmly in the eye, knowing not
one OF them could accuse him OF being in
his debt Had ho boon in debt to FcliN,
does any one suppose he could have made
Felix tremhlc; Ncvcrl On the contrary,
he would have trcmblcd before Felix We
ask this question Of our clerical readers, if
any OF them are 80 unfortunate aS to ho in
debt. Could you preach boldly as YOU
ought to preach, il ono of your creditors is
before you: llnot, then your debts hin.
der the success of the Gospel of Christ.
Think of it,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-09-09

SrLpENs ApyIvE To PREACHERS. Old Sci.
den, the most learned man ol the age aud
one OF the witloSt, gives this souSible coun-
sci to preachers;
Fust m Your sermons use your logic aud
then your rhetoric. rhetoric without lo.,ic
is like a tree with leaves aud blossoms but
no root That rhetoric is best which ia
most reasonable and most catching. An in.
stance We have ia that old bluut commander
sttadi2, who showed himself a good orator.
Having to say something to his soldiers.
which he was not used To do, no made then,
a speech 10 this purpose What "A Shame
It VIII hc, you Eugl,shmen, who locl upon
good beet and brewers, To let those rascallv
cpanlards beat YOU, that cat nothing hut
oranges and lemons Aud So put more
spirit in his men than 20 could have done
with the most learned oration Rhetoric is
either very Sood on stark naught There is
no medium in Rhetoric II am not mlly
persuaded, laugh al the orator .S.galeais
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