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The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1863-01-10

the sojers warn't paid, the gunboats warn't
finished, &c., &c. Chase got up first, he
sed if the sojers warn't paid it warnt his
fault. The fact was, that paper bad riz
unexpectedly, an his stock was low. Jest
as soon as paper got more plenty, an he
got the new patent National Ten Cylender
Revolvin Machine a. work. the sojers
would be all paid regular. Then Stautin
got up, putin like a porpuss. Ses be,
"Mr. President, these ere remarks are i'm.
pertinent, an if [ had my way, l would
send every one of this Committy to the
Old Capitol Pde like to know what these
men know about war and strategy. Why,
they talk about the defeat of Burnside
1t is nonsense, sir, he amt been defeated!
The people are humbugged by the news
papers. It's pity there's>a newspaper in
the land. They interfere with my strate-
gy Burnside has gained great success.
lie has discovered the strength of the en-
emies works at that pint, and now we
know that some other route is the one to
take, and not that one. Ef it had not
been for the battle, we should not have
found that out. This Committy of old
gentlemen, or old women | had almost
said, don't understand the art of war;
I'll squelch 'em with proclamation, if
no other way"
Then Grandfather Welles got up, an sed
he didn't like to have fault found because
his gunboats warn't reddy. He sed he
would like to see any one who had work
ed harder than he had. He sed he hadn't
slept but fourteen hours day for six
months, while his natural rest required
eighteen. He had sacrificed all that for
his country, an he didn't believe one of
the Committy he'd done as much. Blair
got up an sed he didn't kcer how quick
they turned him out. He was reddy to
go eny time, as he thought the thing was
about played out. Bates sed he thought
! things looked more cheerful than ever be-
fore, as he had jest discovered that mig.
gers could be citizens, an that The Dred
Scott decision was humbug. When
they all got thru, there was a ginnerel
talk all around and they finally cum to the
conclushin that there waru't eny reason
for change after all an they all went off
In pretty good humor.
so the great Cabbynet crysis ended,
and the Kernel feels like new man
My idee of gettin them all together face
to face, the Kernel ses saved the nashun.
That mite we. set up till after midnight,
and finally after takin good swig of Old
Rye, went to bed. The next morning the
Kernel was merry as lark, an could tell
stories as we'll as ever.
Yours till deth,
MAJER JACK DOWNING.
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sy- A couple of young ladies, having
buried their father, who had an aversion
to matrimony, conversing on his character,
the eldest observed:
"He is dead at last, and now we will
marry" @Fsi
"Well, said the youngest, "I am for
rich husband, and Mr.. c. shall be my
man."
"Hold, sister," said the other, "don't
let us be SO hasty in the choice of our hus-
bands; let us marry those whom the pow
ers above have destined for us, our mar
riages are registered in heavens book"
"Iam sorry for thai" replied the young
est, "for | am afraid father will tear out
the leaf"
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1863-01-10
JACOB BARKER AND THE MONEY!

JACOB BARKER AND THE MONEY
CHANGERs.-Jacob Barker many years
ago offered some good paper for discount
in one Of the Wall street banks, and when
the board of directors met, they, after ma
ture deliberation, threw the paper out,
which displeased friend Jacob, for what
he considered rather ungentlemanly treat
ment. A few days elapsed when Jacob.
presented $4,000 of the bills of the bank,
and demanded the specie, which was roll
ed out to him in kegs of one thousand
dollars each-the teller of the bank in
forming him that they regretted that they
were obliged to give him small coin-fve
and ten-cent pieces. Here was dilem-
ma but being equal to the emergency,
Mr.. Barker requested the porter to un-
head the casks, which being done, Jacob
took handful of coin out of each, and
requested the teller to place the remainder
to his credit, It.was said, at the time,
that it required the whole available force
of the institution to count the coin.
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How PoNTooN BRIDGES ARE MADE

How PoNTooN BRIDGES ARE MADE.
-Pontoon boats are fiat bottomed, thirty
feet long, two and half feet wide at the
bow, and five feet wide at the stern, swell
ing out at the sides to the width of six
feet. Each fits on running gear of four
wheels, and is used as baggage wagon
by the pontoniers, carrying its proportion
of string pieces of plank On reaching a
river, the boats are unloaded foated
across by cables made fast up the stream,
then the string pieces are laid across from
one boat to another, and on these are
placed the planks, each twenty-one feet
long, which form the gangway of that
width. 1t is fine sight to see regiment
come to river bank, with pontoon
train, unload and launch their boats, moor
them in line, and in less than Eve min
utes from the time when the word "halt''
was given, have bridge, say six hundred
feet in length, over which an army can
spfely pass with artillery and baggage
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HONESTY IN BUYING AND SELLING.

HONESTY IN BUYING AND SELLING
Some are not honest in buying or selling.
Their rule is, at all times, to buy as cheap
as they can, and sell as dear as they can.
This is wicked rule. We often trade
with those who do not know the worth of
the thing bought or sold. 1t is cheating
them to make the best bargain we can
Sometimes we trade with those who are
in great want, and we fix our own prices,
and make them much too high if we sell,
or too low if we buy. There is fair
price for everything. Let that be paid or
taken for everything. He who is just
and true, and who loves his neighbor as
himself, will soon find out what. fair
price is. Almost all men use too many
words in buying and selling, and there is
almost always lie somewhere.
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Qoetital>
The Lay Of the Hen-P Pecked.

The Lay OF the Hen-Pecked.
Oh, her hair is dark as the midnight wave,
And her eyes like the kindling fire.
o.. And her voice is us sweet as the spirits voice,
That chords with the seraph's Tyre!
But her nails are as sharp as toasting fork,
And her arms are as strong as 4 BEARS;
She pulled my hair and she gouged my eye,
And she kicked me down the stairs
Pve got me an eye that's made of glass,
And I've got wig that's new !,
The wig is frizzled in corkscrew curls,
And my eye is clouded blue.
She may shake her knuckles full in my face,
And put the lamp to my beard
And hold the brooms.ick over my head
But Pm'not at all afeer'd.
For I've bound her over to keep the peace
And I've bought me q crab-trce cane;
The policeman will come, and the Justice too,
If she NEEDLES with me again.
My head was week in q linen cap,
And my eyes month in patch;
| never thought the torch of love
Would light such birthstone match.
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1863-01-10
TELL YOUR WIFE ALL YOUR SECRETS

TELL YOUR WIFE ALL YOUR SECRETS
Especially as to money matters. Not
to do so (says "Woman's Thoughts
"tends to lessen her dignity of character
and does not increase her esteem for you.
If she is a sensible woman, she should be
acquainted with your business and know
your income, that she may regulate her
household expenses accordingly. Do not
withhold this knowledge, in order to cover
your extravaganza. Women have keen
perception-be sure she will discover your
selishness, and though no word be spoken,
from that moment her respect is lessened,
and her confidence diminished, pride
wounded, and thousand, perhaps unjust,
suspicious created From that moment is
your domestic comfort on the wane.--
There can be no oneness where there is
not full confidence.
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1863-01-10

D@- A Horticulturist advertised that
he would supply all kiRds Of trees and
plants, especially "pie plants of all kinds.''
A gentleman thereupon sent him an or
der for ''one package Of custard pie seed,
and dozen of mince-pie plants.o The
gardener promptly filed the order by send
ing him four goose eggs and small dog
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1863-01-10

who inflicted the punishment. That, and
the taxing of bachelors for their bachelor
hood, is asking too much of human ma
ture.
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1863-01-10

B6- What is, that which by adding
something o,it viii become smaller, but
if you add nothing will grow largerf Al
hole in a stocking.
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1863-01-10

Bay" He is a FIRST rate collector who can
upon all occasions collect his wits.
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1863-01-10
- AT
ONE DOLLAR PER .a.NJNU.bf,

No subscription taken for less than year.
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particular NOTICE

There ase many preparations s0id and.r the nAns
OF tt' re- pat Ia Quart eottses. Of the
cheapest ShIsky or common rura cnstins fr.r, n,
C - CENTS gallon. the taste disxrised b, A. a
or CoTiGnSsr Ses:
This class IF Bitters has caused ana WIN evpto mn
70 caase, ss lons ss they csn Ne SOFA hanir-ds 20
die Tire resth Of the drs rszrd ay the;r rs. ths
system 10 kept Continually cRier the lntiu-a~- 81
Aio1hoi:e Of the worst Kind the dszire
all ihr horrors attendant upon sS-unk srd q life ana
death.
Far those who desire and viii saes q Lioavf Bit
tsrs. p1biish tie foslori.s recent tl-t -,
eo.tA Heea".ds Ge,raas B'rrtFs snd nix With lsrs.
be r-"Far=tiun that will Ssr s,ri an na--c.l vr-
ta-s and L9 exceieuss snE of the sdm-roa- Lsc.of
bttrts n III msrsst, And viii ssxr y7Ers o.. I1u
vail have all tie virtues Of HlafasS's E,-,r-, IN
connection With sccd article IF Honor 81 much
be-. price than these inferior Pre- partitions vil
cost yoa.
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THE EVENING STAR.
WHAT IL THE ,sI.

Wat - sh- az ct Il. snlEg ia.ar.
tt,-a h-S-E i"i-s 4 l.. N.s.i. II?
ph-tr 'kr us- ~ xr.a bling vr-u-
III rSu nrvsr in:etd 60 a-hs;tY
hear:a ths .uaa - rem. yiaE Won, bat.
" s.e o. i.-t - 8 "a q, taFryY
u l-s - tb.' .,-~ 90 ,-.,,.s . .,-id
II reg Lever IEtT to g. &srryI
What - he usr ";'uyi; r>a.
ffp ca d. rgI ia.Cnc u wear s.
v hat - tEr a=r cs rocEr for pvo,
lI.ou lever Intend - 81 sseit?
Hl-t ). thr a. cr gathering s.ti.
if.cs &c ret Int-i;d =" ! epi,?
~ IL - ti-c 49, - -hii - & q III
II rco erreI iH,rnd &c rear IL
Y kxa - the Use 1GluyiEE box.
ii,,s cG ret ia,ra'' 1: tad Il
SLGiss ia usr u . c-.i: - - IAN,
iiSru ctrcr iE:cri &c nesG -.
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TRAvELERY DIRECTORY.
,.ne1 fHg t1Se3
pENHsYLvAsA CENTRAL RAILROAD

,.ne1 THE (1se3
pinsSsss,sxLvAsn CENTRAL nAiLaoaD
@Rs% - -
IS r1asrciI .sis + so SS;?:s'i'a c,.,,.
BAGGAGE CHECKED rHasA IN ~ .r. u
raHi Hs5E iIhr FL TSA fiHrs ssSs
CLOSE oosFs fs # sssss II aHHxkRR1sBuHe
NORTHERN M o E5siHs Il e RAILROAD.
THE GREAT sas t !ia&lsa ROUTE
WASHINGTON , Hsb BALrIAoR.
WEST soRT e VI sl1. AND Il '1 SOUTHWEST.
e rys fhfYu.h TisAs.s s,Rl, at the sass. q,
S T.esin q and c.7sr. station. Baltimore.
SPLENDID SLEEPING , CARS ON ALL NIGHT
SMOKING AND sALVsN CARS ON ALL TRAINS.
FROM WASHINGTON
Pa:ssugergTi win take the 2; e. and E. a Ira.rs,
shers connections are made With ,raipa on the
Northern Central Railroad. and STRIVE in aaIris-
with II. trains on the Penn.Ylvanis Central Rail-
road FOR all parts az the West.
FRETGHTS
By this route fraishts of all csscrir -ona c&a %
forwarded e and from any point on tie Railroads
Of Ohio. Kentucky. Ini;ana. Illinois, Hisecnsir.
Ic1s. or Ais1oari, 5v Railroad ftYscf.
The Pennsylvania Central Raiire.d also connects
at Pittsburx with Steamers, BY which Ge9ds can
Re for~ arded TO any port the Ohio, dsssins gum,
Kentucky, Tennessee Cumberland, Illinois nissis-
aipPi, Wisconsin, Missouri kansas, Arkansas and
Red Rivers: and at Cleveland, Sandushy, snd Chi
eago with steamers to al Northwestern Lakes.
Merchants an' shippers entrustins thu trsnspor
tation of their Freight 20 this Com pany RELY
with confidence on its spaedy transit.
TIRE RATES OF fRSlGfIT to and from any point
IN the West by the pennsylv Central Railroad,
al all tsu'ts as f1vo'able are charged ~ csh'
Railroad Conipaniss.
~ Be particular to mark packages Via Penna.
Central Il. R."
WM BROWN, Ag't Northern Central R.,
No. 20 North street, Baltimore,
EEOCH LEWIS, Gen Super tendent, Altoona, Pa.
l.. l.. HVCPT, Genl Ticket Agent, Philadelphia.
III. II. HOUSTON. Genera Freight Ase.t, Phiia-
dc1pbis. ian 2-ly,r
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TO HORSE OWNERSI

DR.. SWEETS INFsLLIBLE LIyIMEN7
FOR HORSES IL unrivsled by any, and in al
cases of Lameness, arising from Sprains bruises
WEsnching, ats effect is magical and certain
Harness or Saddle Calls, Scratches. Msnye - IL
will xlso cure speedily. SPAWN and Ringbone NAY
be easily prevented and cured in taeir iacipieuf
stages. bui confirmed eases are beyond The rossi.
hility Of radical cure. No case Of the kind how.
ever is desperate hopeless bat il may De Ale
waited By this Eminent. and its faithful arplcs.
ton will always reIaove the Lsmcaess aai ems Ole
the horses 70 travel with comparative ease.
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ak1f EiC = ~ " . CRES
Erp SOLDIERS
AT EpuCED PRICE,
:ra.fisS.. H-;th-s fer amer lie ans

TE.A.La.c&S Hlrc:i C,nraHy xivu notice that
IL, h:r !str!y issaed 4 style or Watch sx.~
errasy seai. u, soi;i2r- 4 others ~ dax.ss
e scrd ~a'r =. q s.o iHrSic . zee, Ta"n wataa-s
SIC irt-ni.j T." 6i.pi-c- a." 80" ;n--- che.p
watches Of British ani Sr-its u--na'ss'a-e with
eh,-i th- c.. Liis = ac'i~i - ~tsich were never
ssi- st: =. 80 'tes.- i -n sb-s -! ndBg
t-nare anu sctur~- s-rt g. ,his eruaIr, s.r.a,-
unstable 1T Lonie AM ased Lsrr oGiY 20 Jostyinz
and s~riaG!ts< a.pos"s.
We "lfvr tc II ear " atc;, shrh il "f -, A.,sf
+ EsIAhysAL AasrrACrrHs, An xcCr aArE ana DC.
EkpIs -.NEEEErER and fl Sterling Silver cases,
Hu .;rs rxii-rn, at ss low prce As is assei for
the ,-ashy .!acr.s aud L<ptns, Of foreign make
airc d, referred TO.
T- h-v- n-u~d the new E~ries % Watches, WV.
ssIrsv, Boston, Mass, which name viii oa found
Uu the plate Of every wat b Of this manufacture,
Ard - one Of uur trAdenarks.
soli by all respectable " stch Dealers In The
loyal Plates
Nhoies- 10 orders sr.uId ia ajsreseadt tn
H0DEsS< 4 krPLETos,
Agents fer the American Watch Compars,
j. s-.rHn r~2 Ba0ADSAT.S Y.
IL iS0scE-soa TO ssxz 4 sHIxSJ
pREhruMA aisE si I. wArnks:
borrLrn or -Hx cnaicEsr Dnzxsrio
ALE AND 7oRT TER:
CLsaiFisD CInsa;
sssn: FOR
rH1l hissII f., ' ps.uG "a + AXE
oELksk s Il s LA siiEli ssEsR,
And siSo
Turner Brothers' Ginger n inc S!ackhsrry Gin
ION snd Forest Wins h,t:crs &c, SC
A. orders given to my drives. or sent ey mail,
t,c...'. delivered in al parts Of vs. sbrgton and
Gsusertuwn. free q eharss.
sILEY 4. SuISN.
L nicn B"ttliay D. pol.
IA! 81 RrrPn str sat, ifen-gc.nwu, n. O.
F. -EILpKSNS' HsLmuHsL aAiara, = good a..
- -.rfmra ~ Of e. sly
Latte.' rNr Skirts. Of the newest shapes
t,as price city, mari ed in plain s-urss
&c c-Ft Pa ave .uI Ninth street.
g T. \ MAIL sTA:4sS.
F6 " e+crieer - r'-'ii'E e ina OF staS"a, car
waSuiNurox' RnGN TT =
r,t.LL sEii.LE sad FREDERICK, ETSS
MI Lravr Ws:h:n. ton al -. III. en- no..atY',
liz n'1t DAYS, i.a-s On Tursdars. Thursiays ana
SstT.Gsys r'r Frederick, and retnrn next day
rizh ing dali. l'n- to Rockville. Ohe- northeast
j. .tinn' BENJAMIN CnnLEY, Prop'r.
GG '''. HOWE !. sos 90
TKESH rIB. KE1. CAN
a. snira = sdssfsas's,
No em ~ Louisiana avenue.
'f' foR B~SruN
4 Ii Schooner Ca ri- Rics is now loading far
r.e-lv'nx freight for Ro ton duriSs sac EIxr
v" ., ,5T she wall haTs sEiTi si;psG Rso-ara
- A. -
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TRUNK MANUPAcrORY
A99 SEVENTH sf., WASHINGTON, d. O,

TorHAnSS PREMIUM
TRUNK MANDATORY
! As9 sxvESrH sr., WASHINGTON, d. o.
silver Medal awarded b. Maryland Institute OF
tmore, November 1850.
Also Medal y ss,SSPs,s61 s.shs s Institute
ss:: ssas r e Il: s sss
Pine 'G 2iS1 ftskkTTssHEs 's s...
w00Rp R sekf "a TRUNK,
rHLL1ssIdEARs, 1 1Asf fkES ,Rf BAGS,
oAN'As ih soH5JE sa iSIhi 10
x.n,... =, dATLoK PRTGEs; AN 49,.
axamtns my stock before purchasing elsewhere
a e, Tss 1D Ssf SSss 'f
= T ?sSfsks COVERED ana REPAIRED at .Aor,
sosS. delivered free e sh.ss. to any part of sa'
saa' s'0rgss0"D and Al''. Jaass 8. ropHAx.
| INTERESTING FOR LADIES.
We have Sssin reduced the prices of a large stock
! of handsome Dress Goods to Is cents per yard,
: Also, Woolen Hosiery, Gloves Morinoes, shawls,
Closhs, Enbroideries, &c, WIZ be sold at reduced
~ Our stock of Ladies' and chiidren's ORES. and
are all new made AMI fresh goods Of our 0.n man
Mark. ,.s. s.. A 7sS .ns an e..
de under the Avenue House.
10 HOTELS. GRookks RESTAURANTS, Phi.
VATE FAitILIEs, 40.
Sss Subscribers h.v. ,ust received . frs.A .Aip-
30 CASES ST. JULIEN AND 1LORRAo
which the, odsI 10. =. i ss. ror. prices.
Also, they have constantly on hand
La.ss dsi Rtu Ssls.Sd Sod ~
ss$s H s sS4sH.. "a ..,.u
.osb4H ASs PC elm FokFffRs.
CHfLIoN, -cHFDDRR aud ENGLISH DAIRY
A RpikEs. EMPs HERaErIoALLYs KALlD
sgINcR, GERMAN and ENGLISH oogpIALs.
coNa kKss, skLTzEk sIssxNGHN and ING.
.1 ses o YOUNG E zHsos TSxs Af1A'AL H.
With . ~ '.,i?l;s s's ssoSThf Il
BININQKR 90,
lRsisbhshsd IND
- Jus. received : small lot Of oaoe"' tssso,
a oAARLr Ts :; roThkR CO.. IN
8 wBoLEsALs AND RkrAIL
t:IsA, GLASS D M 'ESt,sarHxs wAas:
stif sis %. st md wish.
6ioeS Tin Goods, Lanterns. 10. &e.,
Tin IN s Ssa%esf Sets 30. ,oaa r-..-.
M AonENEkksSYfss aE A. Ill sSlSDs.
N p. sASrHoLow,
dim Sae Seventh st., bet Pa sv. and Canal
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GID ARP IAKEs HIS TcD.-tor occasiarll
S4i!l-s II itnEiHr original wi give rs a son y.
W EIot' ~ winter evenings aud rainy DAYS
"i4t' Tie lar ICONS CT country i.ot,!> ASIAN
iE-t&Dce, t.kr ale follow Ing, which oacurr.d
IA - tar-rct m Ict iorc since. .Tnrr,. was aui;l
ociitt tor, and cur friend -. no l. "a DINO.
,iai- aLn ilrid NJ - 30 rs - RapH biicaii. iltsi
I'll .aTnt silly, Lnt pleasantly, discussing poll
iis~, Asd lull took place Ia the ,.,,;IyrrSn
ticil. =. IOkr - iUiIcwS:
81 how many public men arc there xho
arr r'-'!5 temperance TuyH %
18th don ROW rsplisd N
w Ill, *a:d =, 81 don't know or bat On.
tt;i! C:.si sie"k positively Of on oar side, and
"Wsli,n said NJ, promptly, "thare il Pr.si.
S' 81 i-ii:ecln tn Cur side, ctriin''
"tiress no!, s:i,i -, iHcTsdu lously
"GG' So .s..' replied NJ warmly
bgt ou d"n'i prvie Id to say thar President
Linz SR.i l. a iempTTantr nan - asked -
tEestst neEt"
CON is rs fond OF his tcd as any man living"
lriitd -. t2rnrsiiy, ''and can prove IL 70 rou -
viii, tel! yoG ;;iir ne isn't" r-pIi,-d NJ
VIC tFC1H 10 ct excited. ..tha. he is n purs
country 49, '-'e
~ contend replied \, wi;h provoking cool.
nr-s '-tEat - tr';!iaIn Lincoln so fond OF ms
I'D lat At l. The lest thing he thinks OF when
Et cfs TO lee, and the frst wksa he wakes In
III. UorHinF." "
ITS eohfcunded I0cafoco her exclaimed
"Eeld On. friend NJ" said =: "vvhat vras
i-LSCi"s wif-'s lam. before she vas mar.
rirt - -
"isGt. ~ k"Hcs-'' exclaimed NJ, junlr-nr
n'F' ih'at; foot 'rCm ;fe floor; .sboys let's as
|oUFr TO the orb rc.,In.''
A. A son OF the lion. Edward Everett wh,
- Ia IaIphrt- e. College, ENGLAND, rerrn'Iy
mace marked lmrrrs =. SON nv the ability he dis
play. q In 4 IL atiug society which was arguing
III" ATa' rif an question liz demolished the So
ceeh arEum, nts Of Young LORDS Russell aad
IT. Ncly an.
81 late London Court Journal chronicles
th~ TACT II II ale las: dcs rrn6aut OF CALVIN,
has HrT' from Fro es'ant.sm to Roman
is'h'l clsm MrnsiFUr Calvin. il saws Wa ~.
C-i'Fd mo thar creed IN tire Rne Sutr,, ptn,a
- hanTS, III Paris. during the last week q
Tho wear
- - GTlr lure writes in thu NV Yor,,
S'HcHY 1lTrCs against parior court> hip, and
d'i ounces TIE pFaCti-r q. Usparkilyt 4 "A
rCrnE fclks "Sr'ing up together. Jennie has
@de b' T market, probably.
81 Two juveniles named I.rorn. Saunders
ana Lucy Walsh, me tormrr aged sixt4,-l = f,
III" latter fourteen. weTr TnIrrI.d l.. Ety,..
county, ny on t'Je gth inst. GO Al yui,n.s M
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From Rec. j. fetrfon B,o.sn - D. Edtlc, ~ "A
E.yriosndis ef RasIErers EaoreLds.

From Rrc. =, fetrtos E,o.rr n. D.. Edslu. ~ a.
E.yrisndis ef RI!TrtoEs EsorcLdss
Although not disposed ~ fsyor or reconns,n
Patent Medicines in xsnsrsl rhrusxs aistr.d -
thsr Ingredients and Effects. I y-t Envs N n
su5cient -rsst ns Why man ln.y nut testify tas
any rinp pge rsFGtlcn. Ia the hope that he russ
thus contribute 20 the beSadt ssf others
co th:s The more raasiily IL regard 20 HooSs.xS
German fsltters, pre- pared by Dr. &. n gacksun a.
this rity, beosEse was KrrjudiSe against thsn fas
many sears. under the Impression that th~y vrrS
cherry Al alcoholic mixture. I an inish.-i "a ~
friend kobert Shoemaker. Zee :, Tor the rsunss al
this Pr i1cice hy proper tests. an for enconrsse-
aent 20 try thea, hen ~ n=rinx fo.a great .nt
long continued debility. The usR nf three bottles
OF these bitters Ct TIE bsi s.sinx of the prpssu;
year Sss followed By evident relief ami resr,.rcs
- s6egrec of bodily and Dc1 al rixur which "a
not fvlt tor siN months before ana hsd almost h.
sps!r-d OF regsininy. 1 th-r-fore thank Sod and
my friend for directing m. 70 The OF them
Philadelphia, June q 1881
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-22
A FRIEND IN NEED. TRY

DR.. SWEETS ISF4LLTBLE LINIMEyT,
As sn external remedy, is without q rival and viii
alleviate pain more speedily than any other prep
arstion. Fer ali Rheumatic aud Nervous nis.r-
ders il ia truly inf.llihie, and . curative feY
Sores, Wounds Sprainr, Bruises Il o, its soothing
healing and powerful strengthening properties eT.
cite the just wonder aud astonishDent Of ell Who
have ever given IL trial. Over one thousand GER.
ticstas of remarkable cures, performed By it with.
in tie last two yesrs, attest the fact.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-22

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