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e. s. SANITARY COMMISSION, No. 823 Broadway, q
New. FORK. May l6, 1864. 3
rVyJJE FLORIDA UNIONISIS-The follow


HNHE FLORIDA UNlONlSTS.-The follow
ing cory Of letter from Gen. Asboh to the Aeen, es
the H. g. Sanitary Commission New Orleans IN regard 10
the very destitute condition Of the wives aud children Of tho
Union men Of flord, speaks for itself As such disposition
of il. funds IL not within the province Of the ommson
special cour buttons for tho relief Of these women aud emil
dfen whose husbands and fathers in tho Union army WIZ
be received q; the Office Of the Commission and dispensed by
IL aseat a, Pensacola Clothing such dresses for women
snd children Undertaking. SC. should be marked for
Florida Unionis, and be TO the supply Depot oil the
Couu.ission. at No 10 Cooper Union, Now York
HEADQUARTERS DISTRICT OF PENSACOLA,
Barancss, April "a, 1864
SIN: beg to state there at this place oyr oD ana
Il Ea,t Pass near 20, destitute women aud children
enly dependent on the T. ). Government Tor support 10
prevent starvation have in accordance wih a. Depart
men, G~uenl Order No 90 current SERIES dce the Oo
Subsistence b. issue r. ions to theu ana sneeci
them " h coni-u oil tents bu, the limited means 1t nv ds
o are ind 1uae the daily increasing number and an
Department Headquarters for medical ss-iste"
having been dlppoyed much additional suffering mus, Gu
sue duriu. c0fng sckly among these unfortunate
victims OF the Rebellion, unless immediate seps are TAKEN III
their behalf =,
would therefore request a. the Of humanity that an
assistant agent T. :. Sanery Commission be sent here
10 assist H. providing tor their urgent wants .
am. Sir very respectfully your obedient servant
AsBoru. Biyadier General.
Dr. BLAxs Ageat L. ). San. s.on New Or ean.:
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CORPORATION Notices.
TT q. NAVY AND MARINE CORPS
u. NJ Y, COUNTY VOLUNTEER COMMITTEE.
OFFICE, NV BUILDINGS
Coz. CHAnBRRs AND BRoApvAYt
5000 RECRUITS WANTED
FOR THE NAVY
AND
MARINE CORPS.
COUNTY BOUNTY or 5000 AND 500. CASH
DOWN FOR SAILORS,
$500 FOR MARINES AND PRIZE MONEY.

The United States authorities having In order TO h up the
Navy and Marine Corps authorized the raising Of Recruits for
that branch Of the service and guaranteed that Recruits for
the Navy and Marine Corps shall be counted on tho quota
Of tho places where they cleo, to be credited the same as
Il they were Recruits for the Army the County Volunteer
Committee have resolved to pay Recruits for the Navy and
Marine Corps the following bounty cash down. upon their
being duly mustered into the service:
WHEN ENLIsTING FOR ONE YEAR IN THE
NAvY....................................... 800.
WHEN ENLISTING FOR MORE THAN ONE
YEAR IN THE NAVY. 5000.
WHEN ENLISTING FOR MARINE CORPS. $500.
RI ANY PERSON BRINGING RECRUIT FOR THE
NAVY OR MARINE CORPS TO THIS OFFICE WILL
RECEIVE A COUNTY PREMIUM OF $40.
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TINO CONTRACTORS. - Separate SEALED
Il PROPOSALS, each indorsed with the title Of the work
for which be offered the Of tho
,-tns the and thu date Of M presentation VIII be
ceiyed at office until IL O'clock OF TUESDAY May
~ 1884, for the CONSTRUCTION Of SEWERS In the fol.
lowing streets witt In Sd sv from lsths to l2sh, with
branch In a3d st. between I'd aud 3davs Also, In l2shs
5h and 6,hava also In Orchsrds between Hous
ton and Stantons In sohs between 4,h and Lesins
ton avs also In l0hsv between 10Th and Jfsts aud also
in I'm Az between 3th and 3st The plans for the above
may be seen and obtained application to the
Contract Clerk - ,,,.
ROBT. L. DARRAGH , Aq't
A. w. CRAVEN, } Board
Ohico Cro.on Aqueduct Department, May H. 1864.
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Builoinp MateriaIs.

nRAIN TILE, Chimney Tops, Garden Vases,
IL Green House. NAH Kiln and Flooring Tiles, Fire and
Bath Bncks sewer and Water Pipes Plumber Materials
&c Z. H. QUINN Long Island Pottery Depot, 27S Pearl
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STATH ov NEw YORK. }
OyyIcs on PAYxAsrER-GEssRAL'
suNx Nav y lgfA

COR WANT of the like ischiueS as "et be
soyaa5 me IN ths Northern and Western Divisions the
n1eu en.ted under the calls in the southern p p
pon Of the State comprising the ht ten i,bou
ihe STATE BOUNTY In the recent battles many non
psymss,er had not ye, been able to reach In the n''
have been killed. =, -, c,. .rd ia VI
Widow ana others residing In NewYork City ana s NJ
.inty having claims this Office VIII II hey ca On T;,y
ROHFRT HENSON H. No. Safest New OH wy
have th psner arranged and foIw arded free OF expense
tOHN d. VAN buren,, Psymasier Oeheia-
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VHE DRAFT POSTPONED!

It having been determined that the City Of Now'Yok Is
deficient only TWELVE HUNDRED AND SEVENTEEN
MEN In i.s quota under the Presidents call for 10000
the Dra has been postponed for few days In order to enable
the filing Of the quota II possible by volunteering
The County Volunteer Committee appeal the patriot
ism Of the citizens of this County to aid them In raising the
Twelve Hundred and Seventeen en needed and thus
the County from the misfortune OF DRAFT
The County Volunteer Committee will pay the following
Bounties until further notice:
FOR ARMY RECRUITs................" $500
FOR MARINES................" ................ 3OO
FOR NAVAL RECRUITS FOR THREE YEARS.. 800
FOX NAVAL RECRUITS FOR TWO YEARs...... 400
FOR NAVAL RECRUITS FOR ONE YEAR...... 100
County Premium Of 80 will aho be paid for bringing
Army Recru, to this Office In addition to the Government
Premium OF 80 and County Premium Of $40 will DO paid
for brinsinsa Naval Recruit,
Let the citizens Of make grand and dnal rally
TO save US from the impending drah.
c. GODFREY oUNTHER, Mayor.
MATTHEW T. BRENNAN, Comptroller,
ELIJAH p. PURDY. Supervisor
ORIsON BLUNT, Supervisor
WILLIAM NJ. TWEED. Supervisor
WILLIAM r. STEWART. Supervisor.
GEORGE OPDYKE, Auxiliary Member
ORIsON BLUNT. Chairman
NswYork, May II. 1884
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NETWORK & NEW.HAyEN RAILROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
xNAAI l,IA-l ~ lNs


1863 COMMENCING MAY 9, 1864. 1884.
Passenger Station in Newfork. conner 21ths and Ahsv
Entrance 27thst.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW-YORK:
For New. Haven, T. (Ex.), ll:30 d n:l3 (ExI 800
(Exl, 1850, $50 and (EIl p. N. -.
FOR bridgeport, l. Ell 1850 a. m Ials (EIl 100
(EX) $3.50, $50 and tEs) p. M
For Milford and STAFFORD, T. I:30 m $3.50, $3.50 p.
For Fairfield Southport and Westpors, liJo m $50
$50 p, -. -,
For Darien and Greenwich $50. 1l9o g nj $780, "a
For Greenwich l. go II 30 $50 +3o $50 $50 M
FOR Stamford 7, lEL) $3.50, ll3o a. m; l2l3 (En).s
(Er) $50. 400. $50, $50. (Ex) pm.
For Port Chester and intermediate stations 9J ll;J
M =; $50 40, $50, 6;J0, p. III.
III WV CONNECfING TRAINS.
For Boston via Springfield, a. m. (EI); tEx), sp.m-
For Boston via Shore Line l2:l5 lExb m
For Hartford and Springfield, (EI) 1880 nj 3lExh
$3.50. p.
For Connection, River Railroad, EI), li:'os ~ to
Montreal p. M. to Northampton.
For Hartford, Providence and Fishkiu Railroad (EL
IL O. IN. -,
For New Haven New. London aud Stoning,on Raisoads
a. m. l2:l5. 3 8p.
For Canal Railroad, 10 :i5p. IN. to Northampton
For Iiousaonc Railroad, a. M. p m
For Naugstuck RAILROAD 8 a. MI p N.
For Danbury and Norws.k Railroad I, y 30 m tOp M
Comn,odious Sleeping Cars attached 70 p NJ trains
JAMES H. HOfT. Superintendent
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TLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN
N RAILWAY. NEW BROAD GAUGE ROUTE, PAS
sENGER TRAINS LEAVE NEW.Y0Rk: VIA the Ers
TO CLEVELAND, o., WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS.
conn,tna with railroads all principal cities in the West
This rad 7. being extended and will be In complete
running order Mansfield Gallon UrO.na Dayton Cin'n
r III GoopxAs Gen. Tickle. Agt, II. y. SWEETSER
- IL ''"' Mesdyille Pa General Sup't
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NEW. JERSEY RAILROAD and TRANSPj
N coon and after MONDAY Jan. ls 1854 Train. wtn
eav. NEwYoRK for BALTIMORE and WAShl Nc
Tram win tale PASSENGERS FOX BALTIMORE and WAsHlNa-
TON only This Train makes connection at PhisdsphiA
IA M and 8 o. m, aud 10 Midnight.
MILITARY TICKETS will not be received N the 8 . m
-. IN n m Traius J. w. WOODRUFF,
Dsc b 1889 Assistant Superintendent NJ J. r. r.
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attention of Firemen holding Exempt Badges called to
tho following section fthe law relative TO the same
section Every EIemp. Firsmen receiving Badge shah
have the permission to the same renewed some ,,,e
during month Of May IN each yeer otherwise such pen
sion shall deemed revoked, and the said
may any time revoke any permission so granted Dy s"
sba be the duty of such Exempt Fireman restore the Badge
previously worn by him to the said Commissioner .
In accordance with the above section the Clerks Oh the
Road Of Fire Commissioners will be in attendance at Fire
mems Hall on EVERY TUESDAY and THURSDAY EVEN
ING from p m, during the month OF MAY Tor the Pul'
pose Of renewing E1emp. badges. ,,,,n.
CHARLES +. KNAPP, cI.,.s
X. 4. II. ABgLL,
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Two STrPCEONS and PHYSICIANS

advertiser lie in possession of specific cure Of disease
she, 20 make with surgeon with means
IN hand 10 enter practice with him. viii dispose OF hs
knowledge for reasonable compensation Aodicss MFD
Gus, Tribune Office for week.
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MiIitarp Notifies.
law OFFICE

ARMY AND NAVY LAW OFFlCE.-I
~ WEsTBRO0K ORSBORNE, Counselor ana
Licensed Claim Solicitors No l95 Broadway SW bounty
esid 70 Wounded Soldiers. Pay, Bounty PENSIONS rIne
Ennsx procured. Claims cashed. Advice free \
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WANTED-Of SAMUEL

HALL who LEFT his home at West Farms, N. T., Miy
He Is Is years of light curly hair and had on 6le pant
and cap His father died May and his mother
10 hear OF him immediately II this should meet his
oye any ia in knowledge Of his whereaoogt' be
j. b. SIMPSON j, OF u. and 5. &. e., No. 9J' Broad
N Y.
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DRINTERS' WAREHOUSE.-TO PRINT
Il ERs-I have removed my Printers Warehouse from No.
Sprnce.t Tribune Budng to No. IS Fulton, corner OF
Cold Wilson. now buldngs where shall be- happy to see
customers now have plenty Of room, steam power and
ght and e1pec, fill orders promptly and at my own prices
hIrfHJ no With the Type F0unders monopoly
shall no, sell below cost but things can be done IS wei
a. o,ber. J. q. COOLEY.
Printers Warehouse No. IS Fultonst
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TOR YEW-HAvEN, HARTFORD and

I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD - SUMNER
i 4 ARRANGEMENT.-LeavesN New York, James-slip and
3st East River Greenport Sag HsIbof Hampton, &c,
For Greenpor Riverhed. faphaIls and Lake.
land at IN. and $3.50 For lslip, Babylon and Farm
ingdae, at a M and $3.50 and $3.50 D. For Syosset,
m and 30 tStazes connect for Cold SPRING
Oyster Bay and Huntngon For Hempstesd Janaics and
Winfield. and 10 30 and 30 80 and 3;5O p M
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAIN - Leaves 3ith'st East
River at m for Rverhesd Stopping at all Stations eK
cept Hampstead and Syosset EIcnon Tickets for Thu. train
al reduced rates A. REASONER. Superintendent
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Boys will be- taken unless they sixteen years oil age
stout In good health and not below feet inches in hight
In all cases the consent Of parents guardians must DO
first obtained
The County bounty and the three months advance pay VIII
be paid all recruits irrespective Of class and hamon'hy
pay be- len at home by application to the paymasier' oil
the vessel. to which the recruits may be assigned.
All needfu Information can be obtained by applying at the
Naval ten, in the Park, and persons DO enlisted and
sworn in at either Of the following rendezvous which are
the only ones authorized by the Navy Department In this city
AL recruits thus enlisted and receiving the bouniies a!ore
said will be credited the quota Of the City and County Of
New.YoIk.
CAPT. OSCAR BULLUS, U. s. N. No 9Cherrys,.
CAPT EDWARD THOMSON. U. 5. NJ, No 3i6 Water st.
LIEUT. CONDO. JNO. MCLEOD MURPHY, u. S. ~.
No. Il S,ates,
AcTG MASTER JOHN W. COIN. U. s.N.,
No. l6 Souths,
CAPT A. N BREvOORT u. s. NJ. C., No. ~ Bowtey.
EDWARD P. MEEKER q. s. C.
County Bounty Rooms No. 10 Bowery.
C. GODFREY GuETHER, Mayor.
MATTHEW I. BRENNAN. Comptroller
ORlSON BLUNT, Supervisor
WILLIAM ~ TWEED. Supervisor
WILLIAM II. STEWART, Supervisor.
ELIJAH y. PURDY. Supervisor.
GEORGE 0PDYKE. Auxiliary Member.
County Volunteer Committee
ORlsOS BLUNT. Chairman
Now. York, Ap1l Q. 1854.
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STEAMBOATS, anb Railroads.

TOR BRIDGEPORT-DAILY LINE.-The
ly At 70 o'clock noon Freight taken Arriving ia Bridge
pon in to connect with the Housaonc, Nausauck, New
and Hartford Railroads. also tho shore line to Say
brook and New London.
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nor BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NE

i PORT and FALL RIyER-The splendid and supenoj
steamer METROPOLIS, Capt Brown leaves New Yori
every TUESDAY. THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, at
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at 5 o'clock ?. IN
from Pier No. North River .
Hereafter no will be regarded as secured to any appu
cant until the same shall have been paid for. .
Freight to Boston forwarded through with great dspsscs
f. L7TTLEFIELD, Agent, No u Broadway
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60 Wbcm it man 0ontern.

COMPLETE LIST of the SICK,
N WOUNDED, and DEAD N the recent battles OF Tn
Army of the Potomac can be seen at the MECHANICS
SHIRT STORE. Nos 1874 snd 3s6 Grands,., N. Y.
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HEALTH DEPARTMENT. CRY HALL,
Rponprvx Nav 10 1854 (

IN ACCORDANCE with a resolution adopted
by Board Of Health OF the City Of Brooklyn May 49,
1864 public notice Is hereby given that aud after Monday
the 25d inst person persoas will b. permitted to trans
port the remains of any deceased person through this city to
any place OF inermen without permit from this Department
under penalty OF 800 for each aud every ofense
JOSEPH Is. JONES, NJ d.,
Heslth Officer OF the City Of BROOKLYN.
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ERIE RAILWAY.-Passenger Trains leave
~ as follows viz:
"a M, Express for Buffalo. nm
Ia M Express for Cleveland direct via A. q. w. Ry
$3.50 a. ni Mix daily, for Otisylle
10 a. H., Mslfor Buffalo -
SIP m. Night Express Saturdays and Sundays eIcepedh
for Dunkirk, BufAo &c.
6p m Lightning Express, daily. for Dunkirk Rochester!
Canandasue &c. On Saturdays t train VIII run to buush
only. -
8p. m. Emisrant. for Duniirk: -
CHAS. MlNOT General Superintendent.
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A LLENTOWN ROUTE to the WEST
N Ladies travelling alone families will find this the shors
est aud easiest route There but change OF cars betwe
New York aud Chicago Cincinnati and only two 10 81
Louis Office No. I'll Broadway, corner OF Chambers-st
NORTHERN r. R., Of NEW-JERSEY.-
IN Trains leave JcSsy City for Permont at m, sla
m Is p. m, 4A ?. and 6:la The 9;ls H. sne
THOS. w DEAAREST. Superintendent
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MERCHANT's NAVIGATION and TRANS
WI PORTATION COMPANY for BOSTON via GRO.
TON, NEw-LONDON, sToNIN0ToN, PRoVIDENCE
NEWPORT TAUNTON, and NEW -BEDFORD.-The spee
did steamers COMMONWEALTH and PLYMOUTH ROCA
will leave Pier No IL, North River. foot Of Couands ct.
daily Except Sunday, at y. u.
NewYork Nov D. 1893. NJ. r. SIMONs, Agent
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Ocean Cleaners.

NOR NEW-ORLEANS, DIRECT.-The new
il a. s Mail Steamship GEORGE WASHINGTON, p.
V eager commander will leave Pier No. ~ X. on sATOR
DAY, May q, at 3Pm Pasase wi Unsurpassed accom-
Apply 10 IL b. CROMWELL Co.. No. 30 Wess'st
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Never too Old To Learn.

Socrates at an extreme age, learned 20
play musical Instruments
Cato, at eighty years of age, thought
proper TO learn the Greek language.
Plutarch, when between seventy and
eighty, commenced the study of Latin.
Boccaccio was thirty five years of age
when he commenced his studies in polite
literature, yet he became one of the three
great masters of the Tuscan dialect,
Dante and Petrarch being the other two.
Sir Henry Spelman neglected the sci
ences in his youth, but commenced the
study of them when he was between fifty
and sixty years of age After this time
ne became most learned antiquarian and
lawyer.
Colbert, the famous French minister, af
sixty years of age returned to his Latin
and law studies.
Ludovico, at the great age of one hum
dred and fifteen, wrote the memories of
his own times. A singular e1ertion, TO-
ticed by Voltaire, who was himself one
of the most remarkable instances of the
progressing of age in new studies
Ogiby, the translator of HOMER and
Virgil, was unacquainted with Latin and
Greek till he was past the age of fifty.
Franklin did not fully commence his
philosophical pursuits till he had reached
his fittieth year.
Accorso, a great lawyer, being asked
why he began the study of law so late,
answered that indeed he began it late, but
he could therefore master 1t the sooner.
Dryden, in his sixty-eiehth year, COM
menced the translation of the IHidd, and
his most pleasing productions were written
in his old age.
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Az EXTRAORDINARY Casa SOL
dier in Sherman's army, with throat cut
from ear to ear, was thought TO be NOR
tally wounded by a council Of surgeons;
but the one under whose immediate care
he was, thought he was justified in ma
king an experiment for the good Of others,
at the same time having great hopes Of
saving the man. He first commenced his
task by cutting through where the two
upper ribs meet the sternum, and through
this oriice, for forty days, he has been
fed five gallons of milk per week, and
sometimes his appetite required five pints
per day. He is fat and hearty, and tho
surgeon thinks in two weeks he will have
him able, and the inside of his throat so
nearly healed, as to allow him TO swal-
low by the natural passage He at first
introduced a stomach pump and thus fed
his patient, and after few hours would
clear his stomach in the same manner,
thus producing artificial digestion, till it
was no longer necessary, a silver tube is
now used to feed him. m.-LoaasUTlIe Jour
nal.
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ga a minister who had been reprovins

g. 4 minister who had been reproving
one of his elders for over indulgence, OBJ
served a COW so down to a stream. take a
drink, and then turn away "TheTe, ;"
said he to his offending elder, AZ is an ex-
ample for you; the COW has quenched her
thirst, and has retired'' ''Yes," replied
the elder, g that is true. But suppose
another cow had come to the other side
of the stream, and had said, Here's to
you,' there's no saying how long they
might have gone on"
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@ 81 have place for everything you
ought 10 know IT," said married man,
who was looking for his boot-jack, after
his wife was in bed. S'Yes," said she,
" and ought to know where you keep
your late hours, but L don't"
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60 A correspondent from Northamp-
ton, Mass, is responsible for the follow
ing: "A subscriber to a moral reform
paper, called at our postoffice the other
day, and inquired if The Friend Of Vutue
had come ? No. said the postmaster,
there has been no such person here for a
loug time"
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81 shall never recover from this blow"
said NJ. Coulaincourt, as his friend led
him from the room in which he had been
gazing for the last time on the body of his
dead wife
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II DEMOCRAT Dc SENTINEH'

IL is published every wednesday
Morning, at Two DOLLARS per annum,
payable in advance; Two DOLLARS AND
TWENTY FIVE CENTS, if not paid within
six months and Two DOLLARS AND FIF>
TY CENTS if not paid until the termination
of the year.
No subscription will be received for a
shorter period than six months, and no
subscriber will be at liberty to discontinue
his paper until all arrearages are paid, ex
cept at the option of the editor. Any per>
son subscribing for six months viii be chars
ged ONE DOLLAR Twenty FIVE CENTS,
unless the, money is paid in advance.
Advertising Rates.
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O. Last Sunday, little Ike, three years
and half old went to church for the
first time, His mother gave him penny
TO put in the contribution box which he
did, and sat quiet for a few moments,
and then wanted to know how soon the
man was coming with the candy.
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g Booth the tragedian, had bro
ken nose. A lady once remarked to hinas
''I ike your acting, Mr. Booth; but 10
be frank with you, L can't get over yonr
nose'' ''No wonder, madam." replied
he, q the bridge is gomez
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60 A mans good fortune oden tnr,s
his head bad fortune as often s.verts r.
heads of his friends
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&usiness GarOs.

n M'LAUGHLIN. Attorney at Law,
De JohuStown, Pa. Office in the kx-
change building, on the Corner Of Clinton
and Locust streets-up stairs. VIII attend
IL all business connected with his profession
Dec. 9, I865.-tf.
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So A good physician s.aves us. # No,
always from the disease, at least snn, o'
bad physician.