davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-11-17
A Beautiful Faith.

A pious woman, hunting up the children
of want, one cold day last winter, tried to
open door in the third story ofa wretchcd
house when she heard little voice say:
''Pull the string up high; pull the string
up high
She looked up and saw string, which,
on being pulled lifted latch, and she open
ed the door on two little half ked Children
all alone. Very cold and painful they looked.
"Do you take care Of yourselves, little
ones? asked the good woman.
"God takes care ofus, said the oldest.
"And are you not cold? No fire on a
cold day like this y
"Oh, when we are very cold, we creep
under the quilt, and | put my arms around
Tommy and Tommy puts his arms around
me, and we say, Now | lay me down to
sleep; then we get warm, said the little
girl. .,
'And what do you have to eat, prayY,,
"When Granny comes home, she fetche'
us something. Granny says that God ha'
enough. Granny calls US tfod sparrowss
and we say, Our Father, and Give us TIM
day our daily bread, every day God Il
our Father
Tears came into the good woman eyes
She had distrusting spirit herself; bu
those two little "sparrows, perched IN tina
cold upper chamber, Taught her Swee
lesson of faith and trust we shall never for
get.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-11-17
Z Desperate Character---Fear
ful EnCOunter---NIts Death.

The notorious bushwhacker and guerrilla
leader, Buck Holmes. whose name is asso-
GATED with many outrageous proceedings
and acts OF horror. met with his death at
the hands Of James Skiles, United States
scout, on Tuesday night Of last week, at the
house of William Denumbra, near Ashland,
Cheatham county, Tennessee. This bold
outlaw scoundrel sailed under a number of
names and he was noted for his bitter hate
towards all mankind; his utter depravity of
heart, and his blood thirsty revenge
Whether assuming the alias of Buck
Holmes, Hodges, Dick Thompson, Zovouri
or Dellal, Higo, he was the same murder
ing scoundrel and robber fiend, and to the
people he was the evil spirit of the border
Of the Cumberland
In the affray with SkiIcs, Holmes fought
with desperation, and did not yield until
eighteen pistol balls had pierced his body
With disordered costume, strained eyes,
his form stained with the warm blood flow
ing from his many wounds, and with a wild
look Of despair, he sank to the earth com
! pletely exhausted. He was raised from his
| PROSTATE condition, carried into the house,
! fingered brief hour in agony, when the
| breast ceased to heave, and the guilty spirit
passed from time to eternity
Before he died he made a confession of
his many crimes Of highway robbery, and
acknowledged that he had murdered TWEEN
ty-one Federal soldiers (eight white and
thirteen black and four citizens. Even in
the hour Of death, his thirst for blood and
revenge did not desert him. His only re-
gret vas that he had not lived long enough
to take the life ofanother man, d. d. Holl-
man, ofSpringfeld, for whom he had form
ed bitter hatred. The thoughts of the
past and future did appal him, and he died
as he had lived, hardened criminal, a re-
| vengeful monster and a blood thirsty scoun-
drel. He was well armed. On his person
were found four six shooting reyolyers, $500
in greenbacks, SIPS in Tennessee money,
and $50 in Confederate scrip.
Strange to say. Mr.. Skiles was not woun-
ded in the aifray. Holmes was much excl
ted, and hi. aim was wild and erring. The
robber. outlaw and murderer now sleeps in
a rude grave, with startling record of fear
ful crime and yillainy to hand his name
down to posterity. Mr.. Skiles deserves the
thanks Of the people for ridding the world
of such monster.-LouisrtUe Journal
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-11-17
CORPORAL sIIIyApps.

Mine heart IS broken into little pits,
] tells you, friend what for:
Mine schwecthcnrt Won cooi, patriotic kirl,
She trives me on nit the war.
] tight for her &C. pattles Of der flag
! schtrllcs 50 pravc as can
But now long time she nix remembers me,
And Goes init ano1dcr man
CHoErs-Ah! mine frauIcin
Iou ish ferry unkind,
You Goes nit Hans Zhcrmany 10 live.
Ana leaves poor Schnapps pchind.
march all day, no matter ifder scbform
Pc worse rs NOah's flood:
lays all mite mine head upon n scbtumn
And sinks to schleep,' in der mud.
Der nightmare cOrncs--I catch him ferry bad
tream I schleep nit her ghost:
wakes next morning frozo in der ground.
so schtiT as one schtone post
They hiye me hart pread. tougher as a rock,
1t almost preaks mine zhaw;
schplits him sometimes NIT an iron wedge.
And cuts him up NIT saw.
fhey kives me beef 50 ferry. ferry salt,
Like SOdoms wife, you know;
surely dinks dey put him in der prime
Won hundred years ago.
/ Py'n py we dakes Won city In der South,
We schtays dere one whole year:
kits me sour-krout much as can eat
And blenty lager-peer.
] meets Won lady repel in der schtreet,
50 handsome efTer sec,
makes to her Won ferry Gallant pow
Put, an ! she schpits On me.
Hart times you say, what for you volunteer,
told you, friendt. vat for;
Mine schweet-heart, Won coot, patriotick kir
She trove me Off nit der war.
Aias alas! mine pretty little Won
VIII schInile no more on me;
Put schtill / fights der pattles Of der flag
To set der niggers free!
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-11-17
Popular Definitions.

What is Fashion? Dinners at midnight
and headaches in the morning. What is
wit? That peculiar kind of talking that
leads to pulling noses and broken heads
What is Joy? To count your money, and
find it a hundred pounds more than you
expect What is pleasure? To stand up
to counter and drink a glass of lager beer
What is knowledge? To be away from
home when people come TO borrow books
and umbrellas What Is conteutment? To
sit in the house and see others stick in the
mud.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-11-17
ReinGorcenients.

The New York Times says that all that
Grant needs now to capture Richmond are
reinforcements. This is quite likely, but,
Judging by the past, how many reinforce
ments. and how many years, will he require
to capture Richmond If he lose l55, 900
in six months in attempts to capture Rich,,
mond, and does not secure Il single material
step, how many men, and how many more
months, at the same rate Of progress, will he
require to complete the task ? If a man
gain nothing in half year, at the same rate
of advance how much will he gain in twice
or thrice six months?
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-11-17

Ladies. you should have an affection for
whales you are chiefly bone of their bone.
1t is a bad habit to carry your pins or
your religion in your mouth.
THERE are threee faithful friends-an old
wife, an old dog, and ready money,
THE noblest question in the world is
what good can | do in it
AUGUST is enquestionably the harvest
month of reapers and doctors.
THE human race is undoubtedly of more
importance than horse race.
MARBLE is hard substance, often used
as table for hard lying.
A womans tears soften a mans heart ;
her fatterries his head,
GREAT men have generally little hair
The ladies beg it all.
IMPORTANT dealers in pitch are apt to get
stuck.
We cant mix oil and water, but it is easy
to mix brandy and water.
You should never wink at faults, and not
too often at the ladies.
Speak and write by the card, but don't
play by it.
Ifyou havn't dollar in your pocketn no
one can rob you of it-and that conso-
lation
Ifyou miss train you don't have to wait
for it-and that a comfort.
A man can't be old but once-and that
a consolation.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-11-17
srlrtt poetrp.
LONG AGO.

When nt eve ! sit alone,
Thinking of the past and gone
when the clock, with drowsy finger,
Marks how long, the minutes linger--
And the cmbcrs dimly burning,
Tell oflife To dust returning,
Then my lonely chair around,
With a quiet, mournful sound,
with murmur soft and low,
Come the ghosts of long ago.
one by one count them DER,
Voices, that are heard no more.
Tears that loving cheeks have wet,
Words whose music linger yet,
Holy faces, pale and fair,
Shadowy locks of waving hair,
Happy signs and whispers dear,
Songs forgotten many II year,
Lips of dewy fragrance, eyes
Brighter, bluer than the skies,
Odors breathed from Paradise.
And the gentle shadows glide
Softly murmuring at my side,
Till the long, unfriended day
All forgotten fades away.
Thus when / am all alone,
Dreaming DER the Past and Gone,
All around me, sad and slow,
Come the ghosts of long ago.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-11-17

A Vermont paper says that man in that
State, when drinking through hole in the
ice. caught big trout with his nose.
We have man in this locality, who can
hook his nose on limb aud pick cherries
with both hands.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-11-17
HOWARD ASSOCIATION

PHIIADEIPiIN, TN.
LSEASlSS Of The Nervous, Seminal Urinary &
- SsIitat SysteBls-new and reliable treatment
in reports OF the Howard Acknowledgements by
mail I'm sealed letter envelopes, free of charge.
Address, DR.. J, SKILLIN HOUGHTON, Howard
Association No. South Ninth street, sPhila-
delphia, Pa. 26H.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-11-17

WE have heard good many musicians,
who. although they couldn't like St. Ceci-
liza, draw an angel from the skies, could
certainly scare away the devil
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-11-17

COMMUNITIES prosper and flourish, droop
and decline, in Just the degree they prac-
tice the primary duties of justice and hu-
manity.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-11-17

ALWAYS try to have worthy competi-
tor. Set the hare to run with the tortois,
and he will probably fall asleep and lose.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-11-17

WEALTH and rank and beauty may form
brilliant setting to the diamond, but they
only expose more nakedly the false glare of
paste.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-11-17

WHEN God hears our prayers, 1t is Meth
er for our own sake; nor yet for our prayers
sake but it is for His own, and Ills glory
sake, and his promise sake.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-11-17

WISE men give their choisest and richest
gifts in secret; and so doth Christ give his
beloved ones the best when they are entirely
nlnnn
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-11-17
BATES Of Sarsrtisiua.
JOB PRINTING,

Ot every description executed In the best s,yie
and on reasonable terms. -
TheFARMER has largcr circulation than any
other paper In this section of the state N r.
now, and has been for thlrty-sevCn consccutive a
years the official paper Of the county.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-11-17
Andrew j. Bell,

COUNTY RECORDER AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
Miilersburp q. VIII fill up and acknowledge
nil kinds of Deeds, &C., and record the same
take Dispositions to he used in any Courts IN
.,anntv n nrordcr's office 2j-5
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-11-17
ATTORNEYS.
s. |
VOrIacs q Reed,
Thomas A. Taylor,

NOTARY PUBLIC Holmesville, Ohio, will he
always ready to attend to procuring back pay
bounty and pensions for disabled and dischar-
ged soldiers and collection of claims for the
friends of those deceased. 2i-Z'
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-07

We are told by friend who lately made
trip to st. Louis by rail, that on the Chi
cago & ST. Louis Road, on his passage down,
an outrage took place almost too brutal to
be believed. Some twenty-five or thirty
soldiers were seated in n car in which were
four or five citizens and young woman.
Soon after the train left Bloomington the
soldiers began to take improper liberties
with the girl which she repealed as much as
possible. At the first station below Bloom
ington, the conductor succeeded in getting
her off the cars, but one Of the soldiers
went off with her, and, waiting until the
train started, lifted her on board again, and
taking her on his lap, proceeded to expose
her person in the most indecent manner,
and continued in such bcasty manner rs
wholly to preclude the possibility Of a recit
al Of the acts In these actions he was
joined by several other soldiers. The con
dnctor did not dare TO demonstrate, and
Major and Captain, who were present and
witnessed the disgraccful proceeding, did
not seem TO think it was their duty to inter
fcrc This conduct continued until the
train arrived at Springfield, where the sol
dcrs and their victim lcit.-Ftoria Nail
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-07

or Bktl lIFUL MUSIC FOR THE PIANO
The Home Circle \ collection Of Marches Pol,
kas, Walizes, Schottishes Redcwas, a.adsi.sc.
Contra Dances. Feas is.nd Pieces. Piano Gems,
y1ls., each, BIDS. ~, cloth 50 %, full gilt $780,
The Silver Chord: \ collection of Songs, Bal
lads, Quartets. Duets, &C., with Piano accompa-
niment. BIDS 81. 90, cloth. 2,25 cloth, full gill g.
The Shower Of Pearls A collection Of choice
Vocal Duets, with Piano accompaniment Nds.
~ cl $3.50 gil. =. '"ss'
Operate tesrl, 4 ocl.c ciicn of Songs, Duets,
aud Trios, comprising the ' ocal Beauties Of the
Beat Operas, with Piano Accompaniment. BIDS
~, cloth e.. %. gifts.
Parlor Companion 4 collection &c sones,
Duets, Walt7es. Mfsxacs, Eauoe, DC Arranged
fog .he tla..c. Siso.'
Aowe's ngawiaas Room Dances ; Containing all
the popular and fashionable Quadrilles, Cotilons,
Fancy Dances &c. with figures and calls for the
changes. Arranged for the Pianofore. $3.50.
Union Collection Of Popular Duets fo- Vi4.iu
and Piano, by :. Winner &c
Fluts aud isiano Duets BY =. Winner, 30. Jul
lens Farewell Album, So Jullien's Music for
he Million 90. Sent BY mail, post paid. on re.
.cipt Of price. OLIVER DITSON + co. pub.
shers. s17 Washington street, Rosten.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-07
A CHALLENGE TO TEST
A CHALLENGE 10 TEST
A CHALLENGE TO TEST

The proprietors of the Hawatha, knowing that
MANY preparations for the Hair were in the mar
kct and MI advertised to Dc neal, The same
thing, and shal the public we've unable IL de.
ternne from the advertisements which were
genuine, and buying one or two bottles and fail
Ing to realize the expected benefits, concluded
that all were humbugs, in order to assure the
public which could he relied upon, l.l,posed The
itiloSing iesi which was published tvo weeks in
'hd ltefaid atidtlie Other morning papers without
elicsing any response Let number Of well
known citizens OF ulqncstoncd integrity and en-
terely disinterestcd. appoint person to the pro-
prctor Of each preparation or restorative TO
store the color Of the hair. Each proprietor to
use his own preparation and nothing else during
shc rial and the person also 10 q nu'tiIe else
Let certificate Of The r,sali be rubl;sh in all
the principal pupers Of the country at the ex-
pense Of the Unsuccessful competitor
HoiTS MINSEHNHN HAM GLOSS
Impacts b,au.ltut dark glossy appearance TO
the Hair and is uncxcelled in keeping it in curl
or In any desired position.
An invaluable dressing for whiskers. Changes
Sold everywhere. JOSEPH HnyT & CO,
n.hle 4iyl ~ Jaws rsisys place; n. Y
TItE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF
AN INVALID. Published for the benefit. and
As a warning and A CAUTION TO YOUNG
MEN. who suffer from Spermetorrhna, Nervous
Debility, Premature Decay, ETC.. supplying at tho
same time THE MEANS az sELf CURE BY
one Who has cured himself after being put to
great expense and injury through medical hum
bug and quackery, l;r enclosing post paid adj
dressed envelope, single copies may be had Of the
author. NATHANIEL Mayfair, Esq,
my27 -dkw1y] Bedford, Kings county, n. Y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-07
IMPORTANT TO LADIES'
ssGreat American Remedy"
Dr. llAkNEl'S

tAsono 1Hsiwlat f.mnie IiUs,
(WHICH HAVE NEVER YET FAILED
w (whcn the directions haze been strictly
followed, in removing difficulties arising from Oh
structcn Or stopage OF nature, or i'll restoring the
system to perfect health when suffering from
Special affections, Prolapsus Uteri. the whites.
othcri weakness Of the Uterine organs. The tiiis
perfectly harmless on the constitution, and
may be taken by the most delicate females withsut
causing DISTRESS az the same time act like charm
BY strengthening. invigoratinI and restoring the
system to healthy condition, and by bringing on
the monthly period of regularity, no matter from
what the obstruction may arise. They
should, however, no: be taken the first three or
four months Of pregnancy. though safe al any
other time as miscarriage would lie the result
Each box contains 60 pills. Price ST.
Dr. Ilaryey's Treaties on Diseases Of Females,
Pregnancy, Miscarriage, Rarrenne-s, SterlG-
~, Reproduction md ..asc Of nature,
and empl,aical'y no ladies private medical ad-
wiser, pamphlet OF aopages, sent free to any adj
dress. Six cents required 10 pay postage.
The Pills and Book will be sent bv mail, and
conidentiav when desired, securely sealed, and
prepared, on receipt of money by
}. BRYAN. NJ - Gen! Agent,
16 Ccdar- street New York
Sold by all the principal DRUGGISTS
A,ni.h 4 Awyer, wholesale agents, Chicago
NEW MEDICAL DISCOVERY FOR THE
N Permanent Cure Of
tsOhofrHea, Oitet l. HnaiUral Discharges I5npO
tonce, Seminal Weakness. Nightly Emissions,
Incnntinence, Genital Debility and irri-
liability. Gravel, Structure and :iitcc
hons Of the Kidney and Bladder,
which has been used bv upwards of
100 PLY SICIAN
in their private practice, with entire success, SUI
preceding cnbebs Capsules, or any other com
pound hitherto known
BE Ill s LlFE riLLS,
arc snaed. r. .c.ioa, often eiirctine a in a
T. u dl,.. and when cure is effected il is perma
neni. They are prepared from vegetable xtracts
that are harmless on the $, stem. and never maui
seate the stomach or impregnate the breath and
being sugar coated, all na>eous taste is syt.i.:es
No change of diet is niece ssary whist using them,
nor does their action ir,.c',ese with business.
Each box COZ. ..,..> SIX dozen Pills.
.Ai.e ST. Sold by all the principal druggists,
gin places where no agent is advertised the, viii
bc sent by mail. postpaid, and confidently sccur-
ed from obscry alton when desired, on receipt Of
money, by J. BRYAN, ~. d. - Ccslar-st, Y.
Y. Smith i Dwyer, wholesale agents. Chicago.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-07
Consumption can be Cured.

The advertiser, ply stefan Of 80 years expert
Cnoe, in the treatment Of Lung Diseases. Hron-
chits, asthma &c. hut now retired from the nrac-
tice, i, DESTROYS of imparting his experience BY
didu>ing information Invaluable Ia The suffering
humanity and which ,.s cused thousands
The sane ..ea,cina !, i, DO tor all He will send
lese ,.pi.ni, Nth full directions for use, adapt
edto each particular case, and viii surely effect
cure. Try lit will aast YOU nothing-a stamp
required f., postage Address,
u. LOWE. N. D.. Box ;".5, New y ork City.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-07

TKuSTkE,H1 HALF.

SA1o1 ~ 0ALke
WHEREAS. on The 18th dsy Of Nafeh. A D
w 1887, Richard 4. -Al.se sxeeutsd ueSe
John =. Dillon = tsuslse. y esstsis desd ef trust
conveying 20 ssid trustee the sssst 1t seei eotAlo
IN NE county Of scott ard State u .ews, -.
csioed - ioilovs, To- w1s -CeDn eucice q point
Davenport. fifteen (I5) feet north II the sessh.
west corn'r Of out lot No. sss J rannisx thsseo
porih u. ny the 80 "a est line IT Hsstisoo seSOoo
Hwo nund'sd al tssnty-Gvs (23S) feet. theooo
east oos basdssd .Dd Sly llssl fees. theaO
aud sheses west oss hundred asd atty i5Sj fSss
70 place Of bssinhisg, bs.sg part of sejd oet
lot No. one ~ adjoining sid city Of DassapoSs,
which said cSsveyanes sas 100 Soe ne rUfp6oo
VI sscurss the pay usnt Of too sss1ais pstot6oos
= notes, made ~ ss,d Richard r. \ llee - Jekn
T. Cook. md dated the ssid 18th dsy " haseks
u, ltb7, che o. The san Of 90 ksslSo1 ~
zen (slIej dolsss. payabie - stx sssnths mr.
date, and The othc. for the sua II t0e1vo honf.
rod and ter u .7iO) dollssr. peysbie % twelve
months from ds's with insesess & thsssse = 10
pr esns, Prr :snsn after ssssiity. aei4 49,
Sc IT, In brek "a" q toE lot tlotGags1, .faSes
~. A ~ whsssss go of nd ooleeI 1o.p5e-tbo
note TT twelve hss tss6 eed - ~ 1901 a4l4fa
has becosne de- A. DsyAties - ~ ~ 49,
ssd 4 Allen BE-. fsii.9 80 eeesetA - - tee
sfosseai6, q tbs ssqusst = 1sestss Rsstser =
Who = Tie psss<at swser q sell ssae y eson1eos
sud ssslGsasst fsem ~ I'D Lis ~ 0ssks T.
hereby Hivs this pabIlo 49, 0tt ~ S4og q:
The pever - - seSes1 - - 49, a -
i issa. = = s. lsss = t. ssisst :. -
DAY, 4 ~ Cs6e nsuDs 1seEst = ~ 91yW =.
vespofk lsees e1enoo - U0beN1Y 111D1g
ssstise ~ rsol lseo1s oboeo a1oonn11n1s u Fl
nssh sssssof - nay - aeosen1 = - -
4 ssis. sesss 8 ~ ~ S1i Sa7 5f1f r
-. s<ssss7z@ e4sfTf51f t. Z II 4 iI7 - n
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.
"a slight COld,'' Coughs.

Few are aware Of the Importance Of checking Il
cough or slight cold'' in the frs. stage that
which IN the beginning would yield to mild
remedy, il neglected, soon attacks the lungs
Browns Bronchial Trochcs give sure and Utmost
Immediate relief. Military officers and soldiers
should have them, they can be carried in the
pocket, and taken As occasion requires
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-07
To the Ladits:
LR. c. 4. BUSTO.'S FtM.LR PILLs.

Thsse pile. By loeg experience IN private Prac.
tce, haze been found tie mOst Uscfu. remedy
asains. hose general complaints the fem aio res
ject 10, such Us supprsssions irregularities,
whites, failing II the womb, tutnorrs ali urinary
Iist rs =, nervous debility &c.
PefsoLs calling .. Dr. Burton's Ofllce or sending
for paekagea incidents, may rely upon hir Assu
rance OF iien.i8i secrecy wi tmpEct faith and
pee. no IL ore than TO bs charged viii fair aaj
.Iuiuai'y sais factory rsmuneTA ion fr services
rendered.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-07
Ii LID GRAFT. 4 aaw'


Oh Il III IT -. A 4 Il n :
Such silver peal.
10 the seaiiow listening
49, Yon Whe've heardtr bella
Ringing 10 christening,
lou who overheard
CaracOri prctsy
Smiling like an angel,
Singing .Giovinettl''
Fancy Peggy laugh,
Sweet aud clear and cheerful,
A. Inv pantaloons
With half pint Of beer full
See her W she moves
Scarce the ground she touches,
Airy ne fay.
Graceful as a duchess
Bare her rounded arm.
Bare her little leg is,
Vestris never showed
Ankles like TO Peggy's;
Braided is her hair,
Soft her look, and modest
Slim lIer little waist
Comfortable bodiced
-THAcKERr.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-07
SEMINAL WEAKNESS.

Seminal emissions the eonse quence Of se:f abuse
This soil airy vice or deprived sexual Indulgence.
pixctced b. he you h OF both d xes 10 "a aim?st
uni nfted xtelt predicting Nth cnerTing &c tain.
~ ths FLOWING ,rs n u morbid ., mp'o-s, unless
,omba.ed BY s;ienuhc ms1ical measures, VIZ Cal.
~ sour.l ssinnce dnsk syots under the eyes, psin
in tho head ringing in theears uolse Ike The Yns
lii Z Of leaves unessiDess acct the loins. eas.
RES Of the imbs confused sissons atshks 70 form
ne : acquain anees T. e. II mors hectic flu.hes
mp ord ious .rupticDs about ihs face, f2stid
.rea. H. coughs con -u,n p,ioa, nigh, s~eats mono
ainei. should app : Immediately by Letter IT per
sou and have Is cure aif.ce cd. f.fsoas at distance
may tc cured az honc by AL iTss sing ett.r u bT
the clseare las cont u.d. AMI have medicine
promptly forvarded free orr damage or curiosity
any "a Of The county, with full M plain dTee'
sioue fer use.