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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-29

NEoRRIS WILKINS AUCTIONEBR.
Nl EXECUTORS AND TRUSTEES SALE OF vALUA-
BLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON WORTH STREET
CHATHAM SQUARE, PEARL, MADISON AND MONROE
T. II. LUDLOW a CO. win sell at auction, on Tuesday,
March 1864 at IL o'clock the Exchange salesroom. Ill
Broadway Trinity Buildings under the direction O. John
McLonrhn and Thomas Mndoon Executors and Trustees
under the w.t. Of Peter Mclaughlin, deceased.
WORTH SrREET-The very valuable lot OF Ground with
the buildings 100 Worth south side, l76 feet
east OF Broadway Lot rs by 80 feet
PEARL SrREET.-Tbe valuable lot OF Ground with the
5story brick building thereon 41s Pearl street. near Chat
feet inches one side and 100 inches the other
MADISON STREET-Two and half story brick dwell
ling House and Lot 232 Madison street, Jefferson
MONROE sTREET.-The lot Of Ground. with the front
and buildings thereon 81 Monroe street, near Market
Lot % by 10S feet.
thereon l3 Monroe street Rutgers street. Lot %
] inch BY 100 feet
CHATHAM eTRERT-The Lease OF the lot, with the 4
story brick building thereon 1W Chatham street. between
Oliver and Caharine The lease for
Nav 1888 privilege OF three renewals OF 81 each
Ground 5000 Annum taxes and Assessments Lot
Is front Is feet inch by rs feet side
76 feet east side.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-29

DY JOSEPH HEGEMAN-MONDAY, VEB 10 ATll
10 O'Clock NJ at 800 State street near Powers Bookyn
small quantity Of ParlOr Chamber aud Kitchen Purni-
inre Brussels and Ingram Carpets Pandeaer CoOkssevs
and Pixtures 10
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TOO LATE FIVR CLAssIFICATION.

(yERTLRMENs NEW AND LEFT OFF CLOTHING
VI purchased for the WESTERN market The fun value viii
bout hagpjipg or seeking impose Call AZ the
store address RIOS b. Ct>NROY, ~ Centre s,rset
pikso DISTRACTIONS BY yAR.--pERsons TAUGHT
70 play perfectly IN quarters Lessons without ihclad
sot lbs East fhrucih street nssv J'bird avenue
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sEGARS AND TOBACCO.
DOMESTIC sRGARs MADE EQUAL TO The FINEST
IL Havanas by using the celebrated Spanish Preparation
for 1avoring tobacco Can be applied 70 already
made Price 81 bottle Forwarded 10 any address ON
+. FELLOWS Ja., Sole Agent Is william street.
NEW YORK CIGAR MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
IN O. CHEEKS Agent 70 Murray street. offer segars OF
their manufacture at the lowest possible prices
Wholesale Dealers suffers and cash buyers ind large
stock OF desirable branda
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RESTAURANTs.

TcN0LIsH ROAST MUTTON AND ENGLISH HUTTON
Chops for dinner on nond Fcr sale I Esslise Beef
English BANS and Bacon. RICHARDSON, Agent No.. 66
Maiden lane Of william street. Live Turtle for SALE
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-04-23
a letter from, tac army Of the Potomac

4 letter from tae army OF the Potomac
Eas the following good thing
4 few DAYS 20 wo srldiers were SEN
fenced for some trivial oiien-e to ten days
IN the guald house. but they were taken
ut occasionally 10 do police duty about
camp DJia. police duty, yon must know,
j, not "a the army what = i ~ tie city,
ut consists in gong about under guard
aud cleaning up ine camp. These sol
diers were put 10 cleaning away the mud
from the front of the colonel quarters -
They were from a New York city regi-
nsnt, and. to'judce from their dialect,
N ght have been named Nose ami Syk-
.ey At any rate shall cal! them go ~
the recital. They had worked well, and
finally seated themselves on log To- await
the arrival of the sergeant of the guard
to relieve them, when the following con-
versat.en took place:
Nose-Saay, SykeSy, what are you goin
10 do when yer .hree years is up? Com
to be vet, saay?
Sytfgy-Ns; If know myself, l amt.
no: m gon' TO be a citizen, am. m
coin' back to New York and am coin TO
iav of and take comfort, bum around tho
enyiue house and run wid der machine
IEose-w ell, III tell you wha. | IN goin
to do: ye )est been thlnhln th- B'at'ers
all over, and got the whole thing liked
In the first place. IN soin home to New
York, and as soon Is get my discharge
I'm eon' TO take god bath and get this
Virginia sacred sell off me. Then m
gon' to have my head shampooned, my
hair cut and coined forward and lied,
and then III goin 10 some uptown eio,n'
ing store and buy me n suit OF toss. nj
a soin' to get gallus suit, too-black
breeches, red shirt, black silk choker.
stove pipe hat, with black bombazine
around il, and a pair of them shiny lea
ther butes. Then lH eon UP TO Del
monico's place and am goin fur TO order
Jest the best dinner he can get up m
goin' TO have all he has on his dinner tick:
ct you bet. What? No! ! guess won :
have a gay old dinner, much; for II be
citizen then, and won't have to break my
teeth off cnlwin hard tack. After I've
had nv dinner | will call for bottle OF
wine and a ssgar. and all the New York
paper., and then III Jest set down, perch
my feet ..pon the table diink my, wine'
smoke my sagar, read the news, and won.
der why Tie army Of the Potomac don I
move.
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THE REAL AiDEHS OF THi, RE-
DIi.IItN IN CONGRESS

The following is all editorial arJic!e in
the N.D York yI~eS OF the l3th instant:
Gold at 10, and Congress. with tax oils,
tariff bills, bark bills, every financial
measure. lteless and shapele.s, engaged
in putting d,nn freedom OF debate IN the
National Capitol In the name OF loyal
p.oTie we protest. 1t is q Gisgrace ana an
outrage.
We tell these men at Washington that
passion is making them mad. IL Is an alb
,olute iEiatuatjou that has seized them.
Their words strike upon tie ears OF the
people like the giUEeri>h o; Bediam.
" he.e have the senses of Congress mea
gone that they don I realize the the terlI-
ble burdens that rest upor the people, and
the f~srful das.ers that confront the gov
eminent? Do they call themselves loyal
men, and yet play these iantas ic TICKS
By their default. the prices ot everything
that supports life :Ie rapidly mountlng.
The currency is gradually turning INTO
worthless rags. Inch by inch, foot ty foot
the government moves on, straight before
the eyes OF its guardians, toward the bot
tomees pit oi bankrup'ry--ye distant
but, unless they acr, inevitable. Not an
arm, do they Vet raise to save it. 1T they
had but done the duty they were put 10
do. ,h.. credit of the government would
still be resting on its old foundations -
They have neither done it nor made any
rational etiol: 10 do it 1t is hot mistsr~
tune, bat guil,, that rests upon thea !; not
failure, simply, but taithles.nass
1t is astonishing, II Is astounding, that
the House after this long and tiagrant
neglect of duty, shoald ,uru upon one OF
its mrIH t.rs in this fierce fashion, for en-
c-,ura ony Tie enemy ky WOl siS-which
were mad OF air, aud which mad they
been istt alone. would have straishiway
vanished into air 1t is the wiidnessof
the fireman who stands mo,i0nless while
| the Hanlrs are getting headw"y, al'd iaiis
| foil OF the man who declares mat tHe
| FIRE will not be subdued. 1t j. the mac.
| ton Of these so-called loyal servants o!
! the tsople that is aiding the rebellion zen
| thousand times more than the so called
.IisloyaI sp.eches OF the m ,icontents Of the
| House Net wof.is, but ac" arc TO
/ decide the var Unfaithfuluess in re-.
spect to the former sinks into iasigni.I~
c.uc-s: it is absolutely nothing, when
measured against the other untaithiulneSs
IN act, of which the House is every day
making itself guilty.
Not content with the fatal dsreliction
OF negiecting indispensable action. this
body n ust supersdd an equally fatal posi-
tive fact Unsatisfiro with helping OH the
southern rebels by deprivng our govern.
ment of the sound credit which is its life.
they must put into the hands of The north.
ern copperheads q weapon Of more deadly
potency than they have ever yet hand ed
or hoped for. uow il it possible for true
men % 70 uaisundsrstshd the American
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-04-23

The following is Il true story, vouchsd
for bv one who was present and heard It,.
The exple,ivcs could not well be excluded
without doing injustice to tue quaint, terse
and fierce grii OF the original:
During the battle Of Shiloh. an oificer
hurridly rode up to an aid, and enquired
for Gen. Grant. That's him with the
field glass" said the aid Wheeling his
horse about. the officer furi"usiy rode up
to the general, and touched his cap, thus
addressing him: .....
"Sheucral, wants to make Won report
Sctwar,z's battery i took
"Ha- says the general, 'hQw Was
that p
We'll, Won see, General de I'd stces>
sionis,s came ia de- ont ot us. de I'd se-
ce.~ionis.s fnuked us. ard de Id secss-
sionists cum in de- rear of US, aud
Schwartzs battery was took ...
"Well sad the general. YOU OF course
spiked the guns :?
"V.a at. exclaimed the Dutchman, IN
astonishm-n,. "schpike dem guns sehpiks
them reu guns No itwou!d Scfpo'E dem
s"Well,' said the general, sharply, what
did vou dn?'
"Do2 Wy we .ook 'em back again, ry
d,mder r
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harmed Remember that you sang sc
sweetlv but yesterday-"the Lord is IT,,
keeper. the Lord is thy helper lie wi
not suffer thy foe. to be mored Th,
Lord will preserve thee frem evil"
And SO he will, sweet mother-bu: DE-
you and my sisters go with tie rest.
shall be safe
The sole reply Of the devoted mothc,
and sis er. was,
We will never leave you
When they had made all things com
Portable for Julian, the mother lay down
beside him, holding the thin, pale hand
in her own. Not sigh nor restless
movement betrayed that the little hero
was suffering from fear or excitement
He had repeated his SIMPLE form Of pray
er, and added few words more, tha, God
would turn away the steps of the enemy,
and then peacefully rs an infant, | e clos
! ed his eyes and slept.
! The TWO sisters alsJ retired to their lit
tie inner room, but their rest was ds;urb>
cd for many hours 10y distant sounds
which they dreaeed were the signals of
approaching danger. But youth and habit
prevailed at last. aud the r!ot!ier soon
heard their soft and regular breathing -
Then she resigned herself calmly 70 the
,'S' >He :" iH'.Su lcSueu, anu siieHcr
or"oded over the little cottage ouce
more
ono was me hrst 10 awake refreshed
and cheerful was he9 waking; for mad not
God heard the PRAYER Of the crippled
child, ard turned away the feet that
nigh, have brought destruction to her
door? Yet size ,anusht the morsng
Atrang-ly long III coming Julian swoke
nd 81 si.t.
yet still they came not Catharine. whose
wonder IVA. most active. .prany from brr
bed and struc+, light The quiet old
clock ~ the corner. that ONLY tick.d sut
never s,rucl. tn. hours. bore uI.on It's
truthful face the fact that !, was near
noon
1t !, the dark dari exclaimed ,hr ex.
cited cirl
No no " r.ieiocd her SISTER ohio ono.
my has wnlI-,I y, -iu by lhroriur earth
upo,; the house while -. s.prt We rnu.,
uerioi ere rrjsrrsLlv
Hush Er,z.t.rl,r yot. do %. sufficient.
Iv co,.iIar J,ji,c
Tho Eav Va. awake and head all ,h,,
va. SAID Inn, hi. c.u,r.5.,,,cs IA n.t
cf...,.,..,l C.o,r ~. a,,.I Lory I,,oi,
..u..t.ari .i.,.sr H.. .,..,o,,
v,,, S,,svo,,,..iys. I. .L.I do ,a,,,,.,.
4 -.' = f.,y y.,rus Il ~ he
49,. g. r.,..Ir ~ ,ta,. .L., 49,
o,,,.rl.l H.,i d -,
-, 20 ,;,,..r
.,fiI 49, r.r,,.i .rB I..ow s.-,.I4t
- g.,i..r-, - - -. , 80,
T,o.., ,b. ,,I,,,.
..Wbat If ,ia,fs ebo,,ll return s,S find
var, I..r C,th.r;n.r D-,i ts.,i,.. van
would nor l.,,v. me v,;,r I,.. u..l.s.
b-,,h... He ,xc,.'I di.,,;sa me- f,- ist,ir.-
vou .,a,
Il should d.,r,i,e hin, r le had such a
tbcu.,,t d.r!i,r Pot So, no u,o--- IN
liam Ne are rCSoI,ed tLa; W. will live or
,;,. tY your ...IS But wi! n,orr.inr .v.;
come
The i.lo.y at these rer.i.. went into \
small closet. where there. was no window
excrHt that formed bv a siou. wooden
shutter christening tHI. .He found tie
op-uir. wss impossible She .uccee4sa
in pushing 1t outward about al inch. and
discovered ,hat tie house va .bso!utciy
buried ia snow Softly and silently thrG
the !on. night 1t bad f..le= down uatil the
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-04-23

The lannon's oak tree. under which Gems
Grant and Pemberton met and agreed
,,pcn terms tor the surrender of Vicks-
burg, on The Sd Of July last. has been cut.
to pieces by soldiers, who wished to obtain
souvenirs Of the memorable event The
trunk and branches failing to supply the
demand, the roots were dug up
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-04-23

4 TTENTIoN i, .vi,eJ TO the folIssiss psis,s Elsa
\ psriority.
lat DURABILITY sting, with prsss' ssrs, stisast
- years S.svss are ia ase that were sat ~ u
1888.
2d. NAxrrScrr..-EveFy portion 0: the sssvs :
Thoroughly constructed. Zach stove - susnis;ss 70
critical test, and none leave oar wssts sslsss cen
Pletsly ard perfectly finished.
I'd cAr.clrY-B,kins broilirg, boiling, rsn:ia:,
and al osh,r culinary operations, p=r'sr-.! at tte
so,rs time barre OF Gear BAKED u.s bread vIis a
sirsle FIRE.
9Th. Ecos.xr-savirg the eos, st.he stove in 2 or
wears il. the item o. fuel.
:h. vESriLITIsS OF orgS.-Ia tbs Stewart sf"'s
aIoIs Ii. rot open directly ints the sr.s ore
;ec,en by l=;ters psten;.l securing a direct dr.H
through IA. Of .as by means OF per for4is5
hole. ir the door. and back nc.s Il wall os 6erHss
r.nd that ne heated air always rises his nj tino4
OF ,snation the only OF aHr Va as haisNer.
Gts ExrIEr C.SrroL HssT-Ths heat generated
~ tn. stove RAY I,it lss'e. aaa u.Ga o. t|"'o-
cato fAe room a.: pie1spr..
.th. THr DogsLE sHEsI BorTSI ELrz-By usS1
opr-ss1. and iav-r.rg acton OF hei; j. obtained.
and hr syr. mere ,veu'y and ,tf..a;'y heated than
by aEy other knu44I iUy s..tga.
Ssh BxsIINs-P-r!yrrnci ~. ne io~ -ss wi'Losi IAs
lss.b .btlity - sGueL. catering tasre-n
sir E0- w.TsE FEsExveia 40 ErIss eL,sU-
Both sse,l, aud Convenient, supplied - n. r-,s fes'
aut visfoat extra Saei
io,A wATEr BarE--An s--aaseTaeat ier szI'ry!rs
80; water Tor The BATH room -qI,I 10 AsyrssEs-
,S-sos by all dealers. 4 tIisi o. moG:.s, VIII
4 written guaranty for tAat period = asS,I.
- are Of IL. u-s-ro4s -orth!ess r-,,,;iens
IL n-,r.=t. sse 81 AT it- sass. Of 2. P sowtf;,
Of tn. Manufactured. are ca s.ss ti'Te No .ss'
i genuine,
sg-D-se=iau7s raI ph cts tFee sy --aii ;o azy az
ores, A..rc'-. p all tie prime pa el,.. sad svhI
j. tEs Cn5;-a s-ttes. AdIrrss.
FCLL-s WARREN < CO Trey, = Y.
.s's Asaafze.-s..s -aI P.sPG.s;ors c: ihs c,tsS
ssovs WORKS.
Fsr So, = ot;.y. cay EI jsES AANLsI-
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NEW YORK
Bakery aQa Confectionery.

SsNlErSOS Il SFENCEEs,
kdudrd's Block, OpP"'ne A,,R0sr's Lime Store,
.nt.n .SIleeI q trJrG, III.
rsNIE sCbsCrib RS having bought out The above .Stab
4 lshnieul. would respectful y inf"rm the inhabi-
ttsis Of Ottawa and surrounding coga;ry tI-t they
intend carrying the Baking bus'nr-s Ia an rs
auches. and are prepared to iaTnish the chc'rest
variety Of Crackers such RG;te~. Soda Lemon, Bos
ton, oyster, Ab.rnetra, a.d Fa;er Biscuit. Also
Bread Cakes. Brown Bread. r, &c, &c, IN good
variety. Confectionery. Of thr choicest selection,
constantly on hand. All kinds o. Fancy and Wedding
Cake made order
As the subscrbers will give their personal atiens ion
to III. business r-y feel confident that IL viii be
enabled give eutir satisfaction {" all who may iaEOr
hem with their patronage.
The delivery gCu wi continue running as usual.
l. '. SIMPSON.
Ottssv, Oc. oJ 1863 THOMAS SPENCER
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Bt SlNESS CARDS.
1862 LUMBER. 1862
Lumber.

rE9uE subscribers, having purchased the stock Of
L lumber and leased the yard formerly occupied by
John Hosssek MAIN STREET, prepared TO
to furnish all kinds OF lumi er, ats shingles, SASH
door. &c. Also a good of Saginaw boa rds
and dry fni, hing lumber, constantly on hand. The
public and builders particularly requested 10 ea-
anime stock before purchasing elsewhere
j. 81. ". CAIKlSS.
OTTAWA Nav 1862 rIo-:f.
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= y ..lssl. -.


,, ngi,t. soose-1sr rr,.' S'';.i"srr-0lsftr6. III.
sec ~ s.o-- ia Nz;tiugrr- block 'oa'h sil+ O L'
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Az klsds Of P'oirc> such - Whtat, Corn 0ats 80
r.ofhY .-~%T. DC
0Hc.a ard Warehouse. side OF Fulton street. CT.
.erly occupied ny y. W Low, uttssa.M
IrS.rrl -Iyarces max. En- grain in store sep"
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SURGERY FOR DIsEAsEs 1->
~ - syy--
TEYs, AND F. x
o. CxiCAsg-

DIR J 3. W La kt,
p,,r Of II ( WALTER WALKER. Rochester. y I -
rCITI SIT AND AURIsT. from the Royal orhihaiinIc
cspi al. London. has. duriu- The i'-' 49, -"
sundvilrI attention this import ,ft seccIi-
An is prepared =" p-r,ri very ,' .,,
.c,., with oPUrilANTG AND AuRAL - ~ rI' ;
'ee,s -, ,r,i6 i'll Pupii, Gross Eye. Iar~Gl
yume,. Closure of ting Tear Duet Povpns rNc'i,"
.r,br Tonsi!- etc etc. CsTAERH ana certf'I ~ W
s.s ,r rms TuEn.T. which frequently "tuse pE-tf
SEss AND NOISES ~ TIE HEAD, WI! also receive
specit, attention ti.-ee
- EnP- -2S2I- r. - ,t.-.s
l. Ey,LKsa may he consulted at the GciGer ii'- @ =
Or, on the First Saturday in each month"; t, r..
80 clock.
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II. IENE:si>>L..

Ge,,o. D,,qJi.tDH' i pottecrT:- Main 81 o''8'''
(wHoLESALE AND rErML}
In or,er g, Drugs Chemicals, French C'sH'As
dI.s 4 mes, &c, e.
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DIR, GIES. e.. LEW IL.

-,r,s~oR amt Hect"uicri Dentist.
P,uor Partial, Permanent aud Temporary se's y
ae,ih nais n the NosT APFGyvED >TTLE and war; ant
Cd t-saIt. ..-..-;r.
Al ether Dental Operations per'"r sat' -" =
.sd -itOui danger 70 the patient
o. ICE y xt east Of Chrever'S S:srs, up s'a''s.
:, lU-lltf.
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SURGEON DENTISI-
O,fcTa. IE.aDj<.
PARTICULAR attention paid 70 Clearing, FiHia:
and Preserving the natt!ra' teeth Art'ncihi 'est
t.s r,-d in all the v4roT- f'-s O. th- AFT ana var
r<,ted give entire satisfaction. ClNrofor"r 1friln
ts ed extraction Of teeth on e on it,lssn
.-r,. t. WOOL Block, directly over ID ii IlaO-rts
Nov. :.
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D>oy>r. in Grain and ~ sinds of Pro""ce
SiHee A"'' dac22
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T.. 8. IIoBERE,
xITHGf;ss1 2sssS q -,

OTTAWA. ILLINOIS
Pa, v,rk done in all tk- various styles OF TIE art
All 9. n done AZ oar warranted 20 give entire So
>. m Chlorocoria administered for she s1ractcn
Zee h
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,,.sT>. s.n,uGop:,s-II>t

~ b-.u exclusively devoted 20 iioH.,'' i'i't
or.r. his services Ihe friends "i t'e = s't.- " "
o., in AL tH- hr euchrs 90 lis '"->>i''- -.
=, ,,,.,tiou y-ven tie treatment o. "'''T" '--
.:d.n -S7- OFF, u-xl .=,I % lie-'=r's store up
.t,5r- w: h d.. Lew
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,xN u.CnUIE.tN. ~.

It .tid,. Of EoyoI CoE'~gc nj Surgeons Kan 2'
i.vfnv mad charge of Hospital ia Fur"i,r i'T go r.
ri ,..r. and practice "f Ten years Ia ''-i. - =
ro,s,rnt OF gfvfr. satisfaction to those via" 'sS
vi. bis Irof-.-i"nal--hvi"e- - s, p-si.
chc. forth side o. The C"rr; tiHH.~ -,
aen e on superior - east a. NalL-.t- ---
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FALL AND WINTER TRADE

consisting Of Felt, Beaver Straw and Leshprn Hats
IN ali the new shapes and coors. complete ara
beautiful assortment OF DRESS BONNETS, in straw,
! II Ald vslvs;.
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II. e. ssAEs.SEE..

DOCTOR }. O. II iRRIS.
ovrrcy-OverE. T.. Y Grigg' Drug Ttorr- hesi"shce'
Main greet east Of Fox River jahiV-iS-
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-03-24
CENTRAL RAIL-
F. l.. T. i's.ss 90. !. ROAD. y..
Pastor Nv, sed Church, in charge.


None Of the great trunk lines between
Chicago and Eastern cities are; mana ged
more satisfactorily to the public and more
protitably to it's stockholders Than the Penn
sylvania Central. Every year it grows in
favor, and as an index TO its popularity its
annual statements Show steady increase
Of receipts. The traffic of this railway
for: the past year have been enormous, n ."
reaching tie sum very nearly Of ST., ,oco,-
600. X y X Il"
This road, from tic 1liitt 1liibttcra1ity of its ar.
engagements, the sy4,elnatic S'!ad careful
management of its trains, the studious care
it has always bestowed upon the safsty and
comfort Of travellers, the ,attractivcness of
the magnificent mountain scenery it trav-
erses, end its, directness os carrier be-
tween Chicago, Philadelphia and New York,
landing its passentlgcsr;s in the latter city ,ia
the Allentown route, III advaaace Ii !; of all 9TH
or competing lines--has made this great
favorite with the Northwest, which gives it
q large share Of its patronage. ,.,.
:. We understand this railway company
are now manufacturing large number Of
magnificent new passenger cars with new
patent truck and wide tread wheel, by! the
adoption OF which, express. passenger trains
will run through from Chicago to New
York, the ensuing summer, without change
Of cars. These cars will have those ele-
eant high backed chairs, be lighted with
gas and furnished with I'LL such modern
improvements as tend to alleviate, il il i not st
entirely obviate the fasfgate snrd various
disoomforls Incident to a long journey by
rail. At present there is but one chang &c
OF cars between Chicago and New York,
At Pittsburgh, the Pennsylvania Central in
conjunction with the Pittsburg, Fl. Wayne
and Chicago Railway, forming one. Of the
shortest and most desirable through routes
from Chicago tg the scaboarl cities .hi.
eogo 1td1roa1 Gazette. ,.!..s.. III =-f.s II.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-03-24
ST CLOUD MINNESOTA THURSDAY. MARCH 24 1864
THE MOANING SEA.

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With her white face full Of agony,
Under her dripping locks, III -. IT.,
How the wrctched, restless Sea to-day
Means to tho cruel rocks. - ..,4... ... q;
l;clp!cssly in her great despair. is. '.i .-
She shultlcrs on the sand;
And the weeds gone from hcr, tangled hair.
And the shells from her lstess hand.
Ills u sorrowful sight to see her lie,
With her beating. hcaving breast. .
Hero, where the flrk has cast her of,
Sobbing herself 10 rest. =
Alas, alas !! for the fuolish sea- =
Why was there hone to say: '
'Thc wave that strikes on the hcartlcss stone,
MMst break an,l fall away"
Why could she not have Known fiat tits
Would be- her fate ut length:
That the hand, unheld, nust slip vt last, t.
Though it cling with loves own strength:
For now, too late, she has learned the truth,
Which none who learn forget,
And this is tho best that she can do
With the future left her yet;
To rise and wear on her face SMILE .,., -
Though her litr be cbbing out:
And she have not even the wretcl,cd hope,
Born of II wretclIcl doubt.
For there is no pity for grief like hers,
But only scorn and blame; =:
And sn, she must come to her feet asain,
And hide from the world her shame.