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The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-16

DoN'T LIKE My BUSINESS. ss.-There is no
greater fallacy in the world than that en-
tertained by young men, that some pur-
suit in life can be found wholly suited to
their tastes, whims and fancies. This
philosophers stone can never be discoV.
cred, and every one who makes his life
search for it will be ruined. Much truth
is contained in the Irishman's remark:
at is never aisy to work hard" Let,
therefore, the fact always be remem.
bered by the young, that no life work can
be found entirely agreeable to man. Sue
cess always lies at the top of bill; it we
should reach it, we can do so only by
hard, persevering effort, while beset with
difficulties of every kind. Genius counts
nothing in the battle Of life; determined,
obstinate perseverance in one single chan
mel in everything. Hence, should any of
our young readers be debating in his ewn
mind change Of business, imagining be
has genius for some other, let him at once
dismiss the thought as he would q temp.
tation to do evil. If you think you have
made mistake in choosing the pursuit
or profession you did, don't make another
by leaving it. Spend all your energies
in working for and clinging to it, as you
would to the life.boat that sustained
you in the midst of the ocean. - If you
leave it, it is almost certain that you will
go down; but if you cling to it, informing
yourself about it till you are its master,
bending your every energy to the work,
success is certain. Good, hard, honest
effort, steadily persevered in, will make
your love for your business or profession
grow; since no one should expect to reach
o period when he could have done best
and would have liked the best. We IRE
allowed to see and feel the roughness in
our own pathway, but none in others; yet
all have them. Merchants Maga-
zine.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-16

PAT's IDEA OF THE DIvINITY.-A friend
of ours, from the Emerald Isle, tells the
following good story about himself:
When but an idle boy, he was called
up In country school and the question
suddenly propOundsd by the pedagogue
Patrick, how many Gods are therei''
Pat was not distinguished theOloaian
then, and years have made him no better
very fast 10 such matters, but he prompt
ly answered: "Three, sir I" "Take your
seatl" thundered the master, "and IT, 10
five minutes, you don't answer correctly,
I'll welt you" The probationary period
passed, and Pat taking the floor hssits-
tingly, stated the number Of Gods q
"Five. sir." He received the promised
welting" and remand to his seat foe
ten minutes consideration. The ten mia.
utes up, Pat was, too, and satis6ed thae
he hadn't 6xed the number sufficiently
high before, he shouted, "There1s ten.
SIR" he saw the ferule descending. and
boiling out of the door, be cleared tivs
rail fence, and broke like Q quarter-horse
across the fields. Painting with fatigue,
he met lad with book under bis arm,
and with the look OF one in pursuit Oe
knowledge under difficulties, Pat asked:
"Where are you goingf" ITO school,
yOnder," was the reply. "You are, arc
youi" said Pat quietly. How many,
Gods are theFeH" "One," answered the
boy. "Well, you'd better not 60 down
there. YOu'll have . good time with your
one God. I've just left there with ten,
and that wasn't enough to save me from
the darndest licking you ever heard Of"
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-16
eLa4asa e. yEaaaaaaaaa.p

The FEanklin pa RepsEY - hsaA
20 much cCuAnaaA Is AshR e
reliable COErespoldents ofs esyl pansRsI
that 1t resolved to end the hswlldsFmene
by employing 9 couple Of emipenllg Rssar
clous and entsFpSissng scsrespoedeeAssg4
Messrs. Smith aud J0nsa T6esa distin~
guished writers have constant and axcius
sive access to oil the Departments 70 ia
White House, to the "intelIigent coatyss
band, " ahd The " "Eeliable gentla laansa. /" nd
their budget Of important newh nay,
therefOFs, Be implicitly relied o..
SoMRs' DHsPATcE.
WAsHmesO9. Nov. z $50 p. MI
&6sS 1t length HsthNv6 ruGGSGi6 iGE5rnstr.
ton Of the cause Of RosencFans' removal.
1t has been positively asceFtained at bead
quarters that he drank eighteen gallons Of
Bourbon whisky per day, besides consu.
ming several pounds Of opium, and he
was generally somewhat fuddled towards
evening. Besides, have infOrmatien from
an unqusstioned source that the battle 0s
Stone river never vas fought ct eli; thas
it was mere affair Of Q few pickets, and
that Rosencrans was pitching peuulsg
with bis b00t-black while the aring was
going on in the 'front.' He was also under
orders TO capture johnson at JacksO0, and
reduce Mobile and Charleston by way Of
relieving Grant during the siege Of Vicks-
burg, and he fagrantly disObeyed the
order.
In addition to this, he has fits every
seventeen minutes, and has scarcely time
tor drinks between them. tis uudsr.
stood that ct Chattanooga his orders meant
that be should 60 forward, bat il defeated
they were to be construed differently; and
it is now confidently alleged that be didn't
60 forward when he should have gone,
and that he did 60 when he shouldn't have
gone. Besides, it is positively asceFtained
that Bragg attacked without giving Ro-
sencrans any notice whatever, and g 10.
sencrans, M'Cook and Crittenden hadn't
either their bitteSs or their boots black
ened that morning, they went to Chatta-
nooga during the battle, for that purpose,
and as they were there they concluded to
take nap and forget to return. For theso
slight irregularities Rosencrans has been
removed. The public can rely on this
statement. JOKES.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-16

"JEENE, said . venerable CamerOpiaA
to bis daughter, who was asking his con.
sent to accompany her lover 10 the altAs.
"Jennic, it is . very sOle@D thiugrto gst
married." .g Is 81
Il know it is, father" replied the aaD-
sible damsel, "but 1t is great dsaisnl.
emner not TO" "---.:. -.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-16

A GENTLEMAN who had been spending
the evening with few friends, looking
at his watch just after midaight said rs
is tomorrow morning-I must bid yoq
good night, gentlemen"
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-16

AN Trishman complained to his physi-
clan that he stuffed him so much with
drugs, that he was sick long time after
he got we'll.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-16

A YOUNG warrior was observed to be-
seized with sudden quaking and shiver-
ing all over his body. WheFeupOn some
one asked him what was the matter
"My flesh, !" replied he, " tremAles OF the
forethought Of these dangers whereunto
my undaunted heart viii certainly carry
me-"
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-16

IT does not follow that two persons are
fit to marry because both are good. Milk
is good, and mustard is good, but they are
not good for each other,
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-16
d. o. BUOKER'6
Vegetable Hair Tonic,

5er RESTORING, Preserving, Cleansing ana Beautfy.
ing the Hair, the best composition for the Human
Hair ever offered to the public, and an elegant art
de SOR Lsdy's Toilet, the recipe for which was
procured st great expense Is manufactured and sold
ne undersigned, ct his hair-dresslng and bathing
NeVT D. G. BUoKER.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-16

., ~. 0ELWGcKsI -
.v,un .v,.uaV IL ApVAHcE-One Year, e5; Six Months
~ Nves Noa1hs 50; One Month payable 70 the Car
sfs,l 81 ssnts; Single Copies, l111 cents
Square, 10 lines FIRST insertion, e3
80 lassrtcn M S0 Busness Cards Of 10 lines
n year s75 Business Cards, OF 10 lines less
3SgHhs $40 libaral discount will be made the
SxoeeA square,
aon PRrHTMo-Our Omse s Psplsls with al AAe modern
-~revasnes FER the RAPTD execution Of
eF PRINTING sHsh Beoks Pamphlets Briefs
Possrs Handbis Circuiars, Ball Tekes Progranmea Ger
aaaass eG Deposit, Bihsads Checks Receipts,
srds Labels etc., in piain or fAney eOiOred inks.
RvRTTCRg BLANKs.-Amdavts Undertakings and writs Of
TlIeHR Declarations Of Homestead the rOrI
N~nsa printed, complete form OF MINERS DEED.
kia, Ssssdesny -sxeeuted MARRIAGE CERTIFICATE.
vTaHER No. Ill Washington opposite MAguire's
r.ra Hou the only authorized Agent for the MOUNTAIN
SkW0ERAT n the city OF San Francisco All orders for
a. PspsT o. AdTer.isins len With him will be promptly At
AsAAsd 70.
~ ~ BROWN IL the authorized Agent fthe DEMOCRAT .:
SeoTr~aovu Orders for the ahvertslng OF or JoO
vs~H "a With him uill be promptly attended TO-
rHAa p JACKSON 10 the authorised Agent Of the MoCN.
TIIN DEMOCRAT VI Dorado Orders len With him will
y promptly sttended TO-
T. BIDLRNAN authorized aeent At Sacramento -
All orders adVerag etc. len with him will receive i'm
MEDIATE abtsstisa.
AHL DIAs Is agent for the DENocRAT at Virginia City.
Nevada Territory.
COL wM KNOX is our authorized At Grizzly Flat
oreTs given Democrat will be promptly at
teaeA4 70.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-16
G REARL.E.

ATTORNEY LAW,
Once in Douglas Building tup-stAirsl, Main street
PaceTville
feb29 su"
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-16
JoHN HUME II. C. sLoss.
HUME q SLOSs,

Once in City Block. PlAccrNie.
win practice Law in the Courts Of FL Dorado and
adjoining Counties-in the supreme Court, and The
C0aFts OF Utah Territory. mig
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-16
TWE MOUNTAIN DEMOCRAT.

PUBLISHED ETERT SATURDAY MORNING. By
44U0sxx<4 -. - ~ ~ y - n y
w,cw. w.. a. JANUARY.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-16

once, on COIOma street.
, 1864-08-02

alice the construction OF pier running soa'hws,d
{ ON The cast and we.t one: This Mould leays
ard north OF the lighthouse exposed to the action
Q. the nortbeaster1y storms. which might sweep
lane portion OF 1t during the next winter into the
cheLnel tuet rc-opened, AZ 20 much expense In
r Il has been suggested that Carrying ont the
preserve. IN a Preat neasn1e,: whss ha,s Been
tended sl Psss e1Psi;e9se show. that chsnnel
would form ou1side. or beyond the end Of the
south pter. Just T. It forms now beyond the enfol
The po1th pier. Il The north pier should be ex-
tending the south pier could be postponed to next
yssr With Fattt tIs Tse sS9ssti9n nged snst
pier would cause The new Channel to O. tl1 up % the
eouth and weet end Of the pier. That this would
not take place 70 any serious extent, Is proved
the channel sou,h and west OF the end Of The pier
dis,anee lat ysar I. stll! ,hat depth most of the
west Of the end 81 the pier this year >'' A04'
Should the outside harbor which the Chicago
Dock and Canal Company intend to construct,
conjunction OF Others, ehu further North. These
Ro1id prove comp!ete. protection to the month
n The harbor ags!nat # ng of IN oEde! to en-
them. None could form at the mouth OF the river.
because an the sand for the bars that form at the
entrance to the harbor comes from the north. For
mine what plan should bo adopted for permanently
securing the necessary depth OF water at the en-
trance 10 the harbor-that js, whether the north
pter-Hnd perhaps the south one-should be e1-
tnded still further out hereafter. as fast as
or whether dredging should J. be depended
On; or whether General Wehstef's plan Of taking
advantage Of tie current produced By storms along
the shore, and making II pass through fuunej.
shaped gsp. formed by detached pier o7tslde OF
that now forms at the end Of the North Pier suHn-
cieny far to keen the entrance OF the harbo1 clear
g. whsaher ,hs proposed outside harbors may be
The Board Of Public Works submitted a report,
praying the Council to take immediate action. as
recommended by Mr. Chesboropgh, the same being
absolutely necessary to the commerce Of the city.
The report stated that the now channel is already
Of water, and at the lake level Of last fail only
depth Of, ten feet nine inches. Large ves-
sels could not use the old channel now;
q Vessel belonging. to the Peshtieo Com
pany had been unable to pass through the old
the new one. To secure the new channe, now
made BY dredging, It was absolutely necessary to-
extend the pier, as recommended In the report Of
tho City Engineer, and the expense, though large.
was nothing compared to the loss which the dty
The Board submitted an ordinance directing the
extension OF the pier according to plans aud Bpeci
hcahons to be submitted by the Board aud under
ceedipg seventy five thousand dollars. FOR space
OF time not exceeding the cose Of the next munic-
ipal yesr, to pay the cost Of the Improvement.
er he who wbo,e rround. We hope that tha COMMITTEES
on Harb IRA aud Bridges. TO whom they were rc-
ferren, will give them an early ard full considers
tion.
, 1864-08-02


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago T1bnne.1
sr. Louis, Monday, August l.
TonAcco-stems II H@t.so; scraps ss-6oa7.4os lugs
$lenoG1 Is %; common shipping leaf sl5scaeo1o; me-
dlum do t2ltca27 pe: good aud 1ne do $27!5o@a550:
common and medium manufacturing leat S75.C0t8
IS 90; good nns and fancy do sss.to3so. o.ooG1oocoR
100 Ds.
FLouR-F1rm. and demand Is lsuguid. Reported
sales $50 hrls 100 supernne At $5J 500 do At $3.50;
do country tlnEle extra inspected double-head
HEED and delivered At $685. 80 city do doublehead
lined and delivered Ut t1of0: and $50 country double
e1tra Inspected doublehead lined and delivered at
4!o8s = brl.
GKA1S-Wheat-Receipt larger and prices declined
fully SC brshel. Sales Of 900 sacks, Including 11o
common fall, At eI@1a5: $50 fai1 aud good ut e2.oo
GAGS; s!o good AID low prime At $2.t7Ka2.10; $50
prime ard strictly prime at u 1sa2l71: 80 choice
1t Ssec@a q: $50 do ut S22s32 2s a5s extra choice
At q 50 huehe Corn nr,ger Gales n saoks mixed
and 1se do yellow At IT do mixed aud white In
lots at 41o 1000 do *hite yellow and mixed In store
at slts buthel and Its do white private terms
oats IN moderate demand sales Of 1871 sac At SOC;
1Spo do In various lots, mostly new, 1t a2c; and rs
old % feeders At sla95c z hushel.
TmsKY-Ftrmer; Ea1es Ito bs!s at ills r gallon.
PEov1s1oss-Lard-sale reported Of ~ tres choice
at 1sc q b.
, 1864-08-02

New Basis OF sanitary &k8Tcnue.
Ths i9Sinebs hosts Of eu, Western e. army have
statef and will not ta1ter till they push the enemy
% the Gulf Of Mexico: The increasing length OF
or amy Ines End the ;M grsst At work to 6s accom-.
We must provide. The mendous activity and
aepsetfiye character OF the campaign. rapidly fll
1he aeld and post hospitals IT nth patients, to be
Ire husbands, sone, brothers, from our homes.
which they are protecting with their llvos and
limbs, and making for us record IN history, uu-
Shan these men, with victory .perched on their
blood. staIned banners, and patient perseverance,
stamped on every loot Of their ttilsome Southern
iealfal bit ri Necessary suffering. Tis ior the peo. CO.
II Tie United States Sanitary commlssion, with
e 2 9ns q L oae o
a large share Of this beuedcent work. Immense
sums q: money hsye been lss!Ized hy
a1s epested bg The SoithWestera Fas Sed D1a IN
Chicago. These large amounts, to an mex.
perienccd person. Or casual observer, appear
pe19ansee aa Wien Is n
ais, Ill over the land continnsl battles raging the
expenses at euch times varying from $500 to
$1b00 for each exhausted and Tonndeo mau nnd
sion show that over halfa million Of dollars have
been expended BY II, for the benent Of this army
Of tick and Eounded men,,, d1tins sl the
iest to every candid mind that such, Immense
draits on any treasury must exhaust It,
uplees replcnished hy steady streams Of supply.
The Northwestern Sanitary Communication, after
extended consultation with its friends IN the coqn;
IN, and in view Of lts past experience, has decided
that The labor, income and revenue system Is the
least oppressive, most certain and satisfactory plan
10 keep the Treasury oiled. As well regalsted
syetem Of taxation II necessary to enable the Gov
eminent to carry on the war efectually, 60 Is
systernatic and universal contribution necessary
to enable the Sanitary Commission to fulfill Its
mission OF beney0ence-to alleviate the inevitable
horrors fthe waf.
Like iii grand echenes Of practical utility, 1t Is
rs simple - comprehensive. t asks every man,
noa nsehiDey smeEseing 4 its Repeass9t e sfns a
tou1sc from Atlanta to Chicago. 1t asks every In
di,1dgs 70 gys the proceeds Of one days hoor
treaeu.y ofthe Commission. Il asks for the es5h
part 9, the gSed gifts Of P!ov,denee for tae heoe
1t home. This appeal tpeaks in tones Of thunder
70 our sense Of iustiee md patriotism. aud In
Il viii be answered by the toiliog eeamstrebs
, 1864-08-02
STATE or ILLINOIS, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.,
SPAlNGF1ELD, July q, 1854.
LOCAL MATTERS.

Chaste as Ice aud Pure as Snow
The Fragrant Sczodont Is scientific competition
Of The putest und choicest ingredients Of the oH-
ental vegetsble kingdom. Every ingredient ts
and gums, ita embalmius, or antt-septic property
and delicate aromatic fragrance makes It really
toilet luxury, and pleasure to use it, sc 1t re-
1t speGdily removes thoee fayages which children
eustain IN their teeth, owing to improper, use Of
sweet and acid articles, which imperceptIbly de-
s1soy them. Sold BY druggists throughout the
country, Is cents per bottle.
auga. OLE 3t.T I'll EAT.
, 1864-08-02

MILWAUKEE. Monday E7enlDg, Aug.l.
FLorR-Dull and lower.
GRA1Y.-Wheat-Receipts 810 bu- Declined 10
11c and closing week. Sales this morning e.ocU bu
No sartnE lin store, ffee, at t51s9214; 2oo hn do
regulsr ut *2l6. Sales on Change Is, ,4oc0 bu No
spring in ttore fresh, At s21s@1s4; 2ooo bu do No
z IN Smiths at $780, Market at the Eevhau House
this evening nrmeE. eales 500 bu No spring at $zs
e215k, C1ofipg ut the inside figure. Oats dull and
Inactive Corn heavy and lover. ssles car load In
ttore Ut $1.25 Rye and Barley romlnal.
, 1864-08-02

NEW YotK, Monday. Aug /.
Co1roS-1c better. Sales at a. eS@l.6s for middlin2
rp,Rutz.
.rlouR-,6tate and re4tera 15925c lower; A. tee
clote o. r. marks 2HnE to tee soss1sS Wtr
dltpe 70 asE lite more Sales as ts .11
and 4I0.35@hele the Mnd failed.
, 1864-08-02

IFtom the Detroit FFe8 FTesLI =
The Ea.ssst In this State hss en:el The xheat crop
Is Esthe:ed In nne orcer. ana the ost crop tr the
6los ts1r to hrd an etr1y market. 1t 10 now being
thrtsned and marketed more raoidly thsa u MN
be- Of 1es1a prtTlops, 80 tA1lT IN tue Aeaso- I1e
, 1864-08-02
Vessels Passed Detroit.

= Especial Ettratch to the Chicago Tfibune1
DxIRorI, Mepday. August I, 1854.
uP-P1o2 Biendota; oa.kE Nucleus. Champion,
Newman; schrs Car, Genasha, Ann Maria.
DowH- Props Tonaw snds. Fountain bark Chic ago
schrs Dauntless, Aretunus, Dousman. Wind, South.
west.
, 1864-08-02

BALrlMo11, Monday. Aug, !.
FLorH-null.
QEArE-Wheat- Southern red, u N@7.s5. EoFu
firm At 81. .z0K.
WH1sKY-FflceH nominal,
EEaAE-0ull.
, 1864-08-02

In Harlem. 0? the s1s. OF July, MARY 3 wife OF
Il. v. Busbnc !, sRed s yeaN.
The funeral Of declared will take place At Harlem
at11 O'Clock thia tTnesdsYl motnnE. There gltl oe
division ot the T.. & N H. H. I at 10 a. r.. from ,he
corner OF West kluzte auh Has:ead streets All
irlerdt Of the family are Invited 10 +ttent-
Norwich, Conn, rap'rs please CODY.
In .his city: on Monday, August LIST. ROBERT
Funeral from lis resldence. No. H16 Horth Market
street on TneBday, Aug. 3D. at > q. n.
On ,he s1st ult OF cnotera ulo1brs, H-s. JANE
AclNTuSH, mother Of Mrs. 8. Il. Thompson, aged
frne al on "wednesday, the 81 1ns'.. at .rn. rom
the ce OF S. H. ThhmP OF. corner PARK avenue
and Faulica kttectl. Friends are lnyltad.
, 1864-08-02

PhiindelphiR Market.
PHILADELPHIA, Monday Eve.ing, Au1uas !.
FLork-DCll.
GFAIS-Very dull; old red, 2.Ea95 s; white. .? 50
E2 70. Com quiet yellow, &l,'53t..s. oats dull AZ
Sc
FETRoLECk-VeIy ariet
NaIsKY-pu1l Al 1! 70.
, 1864-08-02


4 large number Of soldiers belonging to Illinois
hsve recently been transferred from hospitals Ia
Tennessee ard Kentucky to JeHerson B.rracks,
Mo. Mr.. E. II. Hafnes, Eaq., Of Lake county,
upon request, lateIy made application to Governor
Yates for his influence to obtain trinsfee OF such
soldiers na helonR to Lake county, to convenient
ing letter from the Governor. showing that he has
obtalped transfer ofall Illinois eold1esa to hospt-
tails IN their own Stste;
STATE or ILLINOIS, EXECUTIVE DEPARTHENT,
SPAIHGF1E1p, July q, 1854.
Hon. E. II. Haines, Waukegan, Illinois,:
SELL have the honor to acknowledge the receipt
Of 9onr favor Of the 21st Inst On ny application
for the transfer all Illinois elck and wounded to
hospitals In this State, but tho order could not be
carried out u on account OF the low water In the
1IlEsiesippt, boats could not reach Qnincy. The
transfers will be made, as nm informed, as soon
as they csn be transported In this manner, the
Government deeming 1t impractlcabte to transport
sick and wounded by railroad.
lSisned] RICHARD YATES.
, 1864-08-02

superiority of Baltimore NIechanfsm.
There is no city In the Union which has better
reputation for the cultivation and perfection ofthe
mechanic art than Baltimore, aud noae which can
claim superiority In more epecialisies. OF thase
quite number might be mentioned, but It will
Futhce at present to refer to one-tne m1nufactur-
ing Of pianos- suceestcd by the recent announce
ment nat Gail Anschuiz, the talented director Of
the celebrated Gtrman Opera Troupe, which has
has written complimentary letter to Messrs.
hnabe GO, In which he reitefa1es the earnest
their superior pianos BY tneh distinguished srtists
az Thalberg, sIakosch. Vieuxtemps, Satter. and
others, and pronounces them unsurpassed by any
In the world, That these encomums are appreci-
ated by the public, the extensive and rapidly in
sreaslng business Of this frm iullY attests and
nids 1a1f 70 become the largest tn the United
States. OF other tpec1tlities re shall speak In the
future.
J. Bnuer & Co., No. % Clark md 50 Washington
streets have the agency for the Northwest for the
above pfanL8.
, 1864-08-02

ard daughter Of luxury, the A4rdy day laborer and
sk1u!ul mechanic, bJ The mllltonare, banker Aud
lawyer, ey The successful merchants and bis EN-.
pleyes, h1 the h%rdy mariner and stalWart yeo-
man, oY me Government eupioJe, eveu by corpo.
fate oodlee, heretofore sad to be destitute OF
eoute. M c1ass will be denied the privilege OF
tmt1ng tsaA. and none be oppressed BY, this thor
ougn Aed e7ftematc pin.
Infs circular 1.Eued BY the Conmlesion to direct
nnnne opinion to this subject, and pstpsre Its
H'enos Tor one soon to be presented. In which the
mooe o. organization will be fnllt unfolded aud
accuFsteiy detailed. The iutentiup Of the Com
hes'on 10 30 to divide the labor thaf 1t viii be op
presslse to no individual Or Organization. It is
believed that this plan will 30 commend Itself to
ne ne sound sense Of our agricultural districts, as
Hei se 91t populous citiel, that 1t will be under
tasen Mltn Vieor and enthusiasm BY AID Societies,
Loyai leagues, Good TemplarB, p.lriotle and hu-
mane % ,1aiFtduas, and thus secure its success be-
TIE Commission lesves this matter in the hands
q lts friends with perfect confidence, asking
Iuear personal and Organized efforts in its behalf.
~ assh each editor to publish aud advocate the
IL eacA Organization to read the circular at Its
tataest meeting. and each individual TO make 1t
sne euLleei Of conversation and interest," Such
c3Ifse Will be preparation for the comm. e1-
plana'oFy circular, ard the great work will then
PEP os ptoomply 2, and simultaneously accomplished !;
thas ths furnishing permanent basis Of supplies for
me commission, relieving the burden OF many
an1lous hearts, and calling forth benison from
every hospital cot In the land,
, 1864-08-02

e,tr u1us or roed nlHet brings IN the Few wheat
lively. No can complain q tss 9uslis;; if ~
msny 1ta,s. IN quantity thera will Le several
Il The Sat ;ns th.o ~: se
ard In Tttw cf The crop site xhtrs. farmers Q.
M1chipan hare less cAu4t nr conplAtdt than thnse 81
iar crop of wheat. except q esatse 4 .oc.!;'ss Il
where = DC ta1d .sie62p .o+:.a .nd o
sp oc rs ote5s faod "a a nS
III i,ne a. tnt Detroit and MilFaukee K.il.ay ana
Ia ths snuihwfsftrr countles EenerAlys there Is =
nav hsn ut own an areraEe crop. :he oat cso2
.Te,are ahn1n thai 17l viii be ully an areIA.e
moFs 1hsn m aa ssr
~ =, ha'r h.t het islt n oves the State. And VIII
bs fit Eesn gs,he..ng tas 31 H. eness a. Tork f.
iarVa nnrtinu cf the corn in this State mas oesn
cntf1 yrted hY women.
, 1864-08-02
20 RE11+.
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TAB EN- UP-July 30, 1884, q
4 fr1ns paff q, Il nsar M lei. The owner ean
hk7e the same BY calling u the old Hofse AA-kets
cosDef OF Wtshl1Eton Rn0 00xss e0eo0s PROVING
property and paying charge. unvxrn
l91os3st 1obIoas doH w