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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-04-21
GUARDIAN SALE.

En Probate KenOsha Co. Court.
In the matter of the uardianshp he minor heirs
ofCharles Dayton, deceased #a
NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue and in pur.
lV suance of an order of license made in said mat
the 18th day of April 1864, by the county court
of said county, the undersigned guardian Of the minor
heirs Of said deceased, will the goth day Of May at
two O'Clock in the afternoon, the premiees
in the of Bristol offer for sale at public vendue
the following described lands to wit: The east half of
the northeast quarter section eight town one north
range 81 east also the northeast quarter of the south
quarter section eight town N r. Il east =
and 20 in the south quarter section 81 town
tive N. r. 81 east bounded follows: the east by
land owned by A. Beath, the north by land owned
by Meyers, The west by land owned by L. Thayer,
and on the south by town line road, all in Kenosha
county state of Wisconsin, The terms of sale will be
made known at the time and place of sale.
Dated April q, 1864. LEVI GRANT,
5w46 Guardian
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NOTICE 70 CRRpET0Rs-
In Probate neno.ha oonp,y Courr

In Probate eDOsha Comfy Court.
In the matter of the estate of William McKiDip, de-
ceased.
u ETFERs testamentary said estate having been
Il g auted to Bridget McKip,and SIX months from
and after the 2Uth de- Of April 1854, heirg allow
for or editors to present lhef against said de
eea, ed for eXantlaticu and d iowa Notice is
herebs gve that the Judge said county court viii on
the l7rhd4y OF Nay 1864 at his Office in the city of
Kenosha examine ard adjust an claims and demands
OF all persons against the said William McKillip de-
ceased. J. W. WEBSTER,
Dated April 20, 1864. 4w4G County Judge.
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arm for Sale.
LOW-PRlCED COLLECTIONS
OF
Beautiful Music for the PianO-FOrte.

The Home Circle A collection OF Marches,
Waltzes, Polkas, Schottshes, Redowas, Quadres,
Contra Dances, Four hand pieces and piano Gems,
vols each BIDS So, cloth 2.25, full gilt 800. a-.
The silver Chord; collection of Songs Bali
lads Quartets Duets &c, with piano accompaniment.
BL 50, cloth 2. 25, full gilt 90
| The Shower of Pearls; A collection Of choice
Vocal Duets, with piano accompaniment BIDS 81 cloth
2. rs, gilt 800.
Operate Pearls; a collection of Songs, Duets
and Tros, comprising the vocal beauties Of the best
Operas, with piano accompaniment. BIDS 80, cloth
2 %. gil 500 .....
PaTTor CrnpnniOn; a collection Of Songs Du-
ets Walzes Marches Dances &c. arranged for the pi
81 80.
HOve's Daawing Room Dances; contain
ing all the popular and fashionable Quadrles Cot
ions, Fancy Dances &C., with Figures and Calls for
the changes. Arranged for the Pianoforte, 81 80
Union Collection of Popular Duets; for
Violin and Piano, by 5. Winner 80
Flute and Piano Duets by s. Winner 80
sTuIien's Farewell album; 90
JuIfen's SRuSic for the mIiiion; 80
Sent 10y mail postpaid on receipt of the price. Oh
IVER DlTS0N & CO., publishers, 2l7 Washington Sc.
Boston.
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SkyspesIH, r tysipaIas, Kidney COnnpIafnt
ET Sex and -Ner0OUS Headache NeuraLgia, Iet.
ter. GrG5eL Bdr6ers Itch and BaEdness. A Treatise
on the above Diseases with their specify and eyna-
nef1t cure, sent free 70 any address. address S O.
UPHAMs No. 25, Socth Eighth Street, Philadelphia
"a 6m37
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-04-21

This celebrated Toilet Soap, in such uni
Nersal demand, ia made from the chOicess ma
terials, mild and emoiIienI in its nature fra
GRAVITY scen'ed, aud extremely beneficial
IN its action upon the skin. For sale by all
Druggists and Fancy Goods dealers ly34
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S#DECR.gN .V'q9 re CES.
Special ROtIce.

The Rev Mr. COOPER, agent OF the Freedmen's Aid
Society, will lecture in st. Matthews Church Sun.
day morning next, giving his experience with the
Freedmen along the Mississippi river. collection
will be taken up in aid of the society 1v46
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n The French Preventive.-@1
w5ightly Emissions effac7uo1lx, ,,,.o-,..,,4,

". s91N''9 A4tt- z Valliy pTbVtntfu
= 1oth0nt tie use OF nledieiae by the use OF The
French ITe1sntaDe" the greatest invention OF tn.
age. Price 81. Sent postpaid to ali parts o. ne
cOantrs. Address Dr.. S. CURTIS Cox 2Gg7 POST ,,r
ace' philadelphia, Pa Circulars sent free.
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CAIRO, April is.


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G1o' NY az oiO NV
Gei'gi - - - no"of0i' @'isen J"S' pe,o'o
We "d'tp "1S'i ann ASSUMES ~ -
Oe'ieldl ieliIneu - d EeIqi d. ON
cef' on tile steamer Tlatto NaHey' tH4t u
was lileir lHtt htioh 70 sAo" no quarter 10
homemade yankees CmeanIng ooutherneID
serving IN the lm0n army, and negroes, but
that genuine Yankees would be treated as
prisoners Of war.
o the shame OF Americans he II sad,
on the steamer were =. found men some OF
tlie'il wearing the otlUeo De''eS uh'loi'' "a
VINO IioulAep Niial,l.eIS oAeIin9 nun every
a'tGi'io'i' ,a"'ii}5 nun 'lIV Al'e iaoi0s t1aoii
anu e%lenolI'3 y NM every Nl"uheSS gnt
courtesy ll:aa Ili''olo' "P3I"-iiis ~ '9 Lis'i'y
hoHoieu WIN MS notice ar
O9 Oh Ille I'il9' co9PIct'G'' ~ to15 VINO
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-,
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~ y vim ". ii"E "ty lL'oL0ollS9 WIN Il'o
paFo9riail8' as the tFulyy PFoFea themselves
by siau9AteIln8 men VINO, with upliIted
ai5s Ialesi 10 OBTAIN mercy nlIV nag thelr
neadS cIeII from Inelr shoulders Or lald open
~ ''to1i VI ','lll tiii' SIoEG III VIZ
80 -
81 De'''5 3Fo' y, y '17i
A'li5 O"N9' 'oFoi"i oi'i7l s'lui'iS VI iteStoeS
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Id So u :

n N this city, Saturday, the 18th inst. somewhere
IL between the store Of Doan Hawey and the Ba-
kerry, a GREEN MOROCCO PORTMONlE,
tanning abo It SEVEN DOLLARS in money, and
several small buttons.
The fiader viii be Literally rewarded by leaving the
at this Office
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-04-21

The House Committee on Territories has
agLeed with the action of the Senate in abolish.
ing distinctions of color in voting n the new
Territory of Montana.
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a.iberty a T. =
C0LGATE's HONEY SOAP

The Liberty Union League meet in their room on
Saturday evening Nay It'll. By order lw HEX.
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--latest CsOa, EIorjdn and somsa Caro-
t 8AEG."

a,ate~t from EIOrjdn ANA somth Curo-
3lEu.H
NEW York April lS.-Thc steamer Arago
arrived last night from Hilton Head. She
brought the Pennsylvania, and detatch-
Inents from several other regiments
Advices from Florida report a small Skin
mish March DIST, near Pilatka, between cur
picliets and rebel cavalry. The latter took
to theirhees in a short time. Ibe gunboat
Ottawa,shellcd them, bat the effect is IN
known. BY means OF a flag Of truce, per
mission was obtaiuedby Chaplain Chapman,
Ggth New York. to so to Tallahassee. to as
CERTAIN the condition OF our wounded in the
hands of tle enemy. Report says they are
badly treated, especially the colored sol
Giers,
Gen. Hatch is temporarily in command in
the Florida District. Gen. Seymour remains
at Hilton Head for the present.
Gen. Gilmore has been TO Jacksonville
ana Ferdiuandma, and has returned to Hilton
Head
A few shells are occasionally sent into
Charleston he famous 20 poutdef PARROT
at Cummings Point, exploded, after being
fired $3.50 times. D F#s @ lGFt
Advices from Hilton Head, report = party
of six or eight refugees from Charleston.
picked up in small boat by one of our
bluokaders.
The rebel rams Oh the stocks in chatIes-
ton were badly injured by our Ere, which is
directed as must taen when ever the wealth
er Is favorable Tor practice,-o. .
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-04-21

The NEws.-We have a surfeit of bad
News this week from the Southwest. The
capture and massacre, at Fort Pillow, and
the defeat in Louisiana ~ .rf-- --..
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E9- Don't forget the Polopticomorama to-
aight. .s.
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FOR SALE OR RENT,

a Convenient House located on the Plank Road
IN one mile from the Lake sbore-about six and a
half acres Of land are included in the premises
Apply to d. G. DURAyT.
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Ladies, Misses and Children,

More than twenty years experience in selecting
and manufacturing Boots and Shoes TOR this market
enables us to sell our patrons as
If GOOD GOODS
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-04-21

y New French giants exhibiting himself
at Liverpool, probably on his way to
Baruu'ps Ills uame is Joseph Brice; heis
eight feetin height measures four feet six
in aqes around t3se chest, is twenty years
old, ana can lift six hundred weight, He is.
well formed, very atfable, and much admired
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-11-29

10 purb's Ifon belfen ben l1ebermut6 pers
tretben. aber ritdDdrts leben bic @rrBen
nidt - ba8 tfslt fs an +! -ge al aso1
6ll4ti9en 6uBes elite fie binauf uno trat
einiat Wttnuten lpdter 10 plGbli9 pcr San
bin Der etu tu9tis Stiid Buttcrbrpc auf Der
Sanb. belt, baB er slaubte, cine SputBes
ltalt 5u leben. Greuois iprans er auf.
gSc tonlnf Der, Senrite? I? lGrie er NIT
etner Stimme ais wous er es oenl en1eitisen
Hfs- oeutlta MAIDEN, D1b er 1i4 fteute. =
Stu nur - FIlterte Re init een1nlpItem
Some. Sc brauht Nieuano 3u lplIIen, oa6
I'D bier mar. sd is6' bic 3bar. = @s bat
mid feiner fpmmsn leben lno beinl gBeeses
ben miu ids l4on einri4ten, Dab's aud
ytttm1no {iebt. @ m m
San iab fie perpunbert aa @be elm ana
nerer @ebanfe 1ber in ibm 9ihum aetpinnen
tcnale, fubr cas Wdohen leiIe fort:
On Bit pUrqelacen stm Ncatas ben
Is lcult Sploat merpen! as1 s.
gDarnm niht gar! antpprtete San nit
unterbrudtem Ga6en. .rL SD d11l5 $50 i
1r.2a4' nidt! . TT bitt'rer Grnit !! . lit
r i4li@ idlimm Sbre Stimme bate eilten
SLANG, als wpue l1e in Wetneu auSbreAen
yfur feline Nnsit. 5enrite. btlhpt6tgte
er ite. Dab Id ni6t men 6retbrief pom lse
lisen aten Gris ?aa si1sAoqa9 ft1ag4s
Sa, no oenn 9daff' ibn Der Der
@eridtsbpte ia9t 5war, Der balf' nidtS. benn
Der 6SniS brau9t reid 9eut' CUR c3aoalle-
rte. ao9 te sd,aats.blg85u fl85a ah8
glG, 65r' bod nt6t ouf ben gmtsbuten =
Der bat uns mein 2ebtas ni6t Ieinen m6gen,
ipeil mir frei BON alien Nbglben nno 6rDbu-
eienlten ltno. Rnir bdbsn i1 @pelmaunSs
rehte - 6enrite - laB Did oD4 ni9t einz
I6u6tern m ea61 aslssl 01L
q Wautb Senus bob' i6 i6pu, ober 9egen
9ewalt hllft tein 8eht! BO 1T renn @uer
6rsibrieF. Der @ud Gpelnlanasrs9t' 9ibt /?
Gr muB ia bi lein! aa1I on
Z Gr 1T aber niht gu ftnben llnor nellen
muBt' DID uno etngetleio't tpirlt sbne @nac
unb Barmber5isteit limbs pferO lft i6ou
aussewdbIt aus Deinem Stale, bas Did
Sur Sdwucrpn traseu lpll!a 57
aS 10 muB bic bca' plosen rief San ct.
mas ernlter. e2 .3 isau sit Hnm .l
66s' iu, San! Sd bab' mas dussesaGtl
Sd0t's ni&t Seldeut stuus aus, lc eroent
mas anceres Sic hrlte ticf Ntben uni
fuhr. raid ipredeno, fort 'l
SsrlaB lid b'ruuf-i@ 6ab's eelfern er,
laui4t, aIs iie bic BferO' olIulanlmen aus
benz 5toll bclten nnD siu bdumanaer Ba&t
meilter iie bin nuo Der beidaute.
flH lgprtietnne fpIatg 8& G314
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0sfaatIi@e &rantaett.

gsenn Ser trreselttete unttuse Singing ansnbet bag
Ct ben Rein bieer mer,tdttea Kriuttet tn m aH0enC-
men BOT sesiebt bis haB tia un;etttses 6samse
iukl pbeg bic 5ureht GHtSeGuus thu db6redt I'D an
Sene sI eRhen auf pele IN GlJe t5rr @rsetuna unS
martet 10 lanse Ri Se SSMptpne ses drstlien Rebels
pie g. Elm ndt eibw elt eEtju@4et rails, cine bOe
R6e G%mer3 I'm fcpfe unS III len @lterH, @taahHe teS
@et6ts caahbeit Ausw DIE ssr Naat Sneen an hen St.
mea ,uh arnen Saneu lin ei+te uns oil hen @rtrent6.
tsa @ ssssn tps fsna sieie ebef NIT ether retlitea
BITE Nannoen einid eng eas Oper br filrsaen 1rant.
tet eiu @eeenitane ts Wteies p:re Ger eintn
l1redltdeH 2eiben faSurh Elm Gnee aht sds TIN rad
knem 9anbt ernst rsH wlnnsn tein eiienfe urdt.hrt
GS til cine rlures StG;iIte, baB Eluenee beier rrt
baren afdutet se Opsr fdaea In Splae Der llnse td
ltdfett unpifree prabler ne8e bur Nnpeueuns ieneS
tseen @tite8 res M turS bic gcnutirn cernihten unH
BEN @e bes gebeas In Elm elenees OaieA eermanben.
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0r cknhnn uNs

ttoteb bes 8atsliS,eu gpnesamS Der guNsar3t Ia 2s-
bon @raearter eineS Der eleA meoinden @0uesen Der
Ger Staten BEN sr5sta 1be etncs 9ebens tn BEN
6sstt era bon 2pabsa plris praoelpbta uxo anesreH
Starten iusebrat bat etrge cer Uunferbarten SeaneA
peaeneet BON te tie eSdts Ser Aesei5tn rets Tn
Id5iiae Vsifenbe rte an S9sNauen NerpSl anhersn
Rtcaftesten litten irlde g. .. n bic bet pl6sltdea &C.
rdu6e u etr trreden bic Su pit errSten be sertaaen
RletntatettsR " |. Wurlen ausenkliGli@ aehetlt.
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Wieoerperfdufer

,, G%ieI MnS GalauteriesS1aartn rtilr
MAIDEN mir bt erastsne RHaese, ba6 wr iest ATE
u "a rem fur Ddthadten Gusetyddt bdben unb III n
prttien abasten. 8tiSHbtrs md6en
tr Gu ste vt len ntaen Mrtiei damtrlm bic bur &tnen
unirtr trma YerSult& In BEN tniohen Satriten Dtut
lsnes nnt SrGsfret&s anstewdh ~nrben Nm uetstea
Sutprnd btften S@wetbtmGnn 81,
(snSS1Wt) 327 % DaIhmrrear. s5erbalb 5Omdrhfr.
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I 8tIopstre ,u btad,'eu /!

sSr. Srtnpn bietet alien 3tnen Fent Ife ea ipeIde m
turt ir!e sebeim unO uunaturliG siR aSrser er-
6eape bic Mrteit Bic @eea9ae uAb tte ge unfdbis
medenbe Qaifer aeI@naest babsn. ff5E3 .9a91g.
pier limb etriae tr1prsen unh tetdsexsHertAe SOL
gen fer frbea @esrtnbetteN res 9Gfers Shr DE i'm Still
Ten unb ben Glietrn Gmer;eH ina frpi Sapi6e eeS @e.
E@tS gerlm Der Na tera Ssr,ttppien ne bSle unrube
RasenlHna9e unsrennne ter 8trhauunes SrSanA 6uee<
netne GuttraFtune. Symphonic Der S6minbiuGt
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Il sir prslIe.

Ile eiee sauerte erlse rlt;eno Ser eeeu teber,ebu
atGe IN bic Inait tr eelt ue tie Nenae mid.
tistr rlra icaen, wele 81. }etna0 aus.
- ? 80 S,s g,sI.. NV t t anytt.
lRata IntrttfIct wrrs v cai IS il @eua auf einen
Gfs after ats @hse am & 5t alii etaratte uno Ge.
@tfearaitissit, fiesnesa else tiart@ease @ewibr
Ietfuns.
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tseentt fas ein aeuneer e uns ein seter s6rrer Ste
nptpwen isfen @rfcrserne sur eFelihen oil deltasit
ne n pbne fee ptre bic eiie res 2ebrS sr traurgen
Silsertahrt. Die uefdttn tes Yes ra rethtern ib je
lib une bic eee m:rb ersrifien cOn gersming urt
landrtfdlcn SstradtnnGen tas uns Die 8rsueeu. ws0t
Abbsre eenteFsR esrEei9srt iine. - q, 5@t
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Das feinfse nmb cpEenbstffe TrnctrE Eemies Sitters
= nnierer Self
Die .SOtisblume (The Honeyauckle)
ELIXIR DE YITR. i

1llX1A11e LII tt4tta4-,-
Dteks Epnte Sttters meles felt Idnst enen rpsasIintn
nftn &urspa beS unt tn Hem ganbr iGuel In @tbrnus
tpmt tf benz renfen Gc6nGt IN werttnbuMa NIT beS
S5niss- Cbfr Gasearla nbe TN eee Deatnottpu Ses
fergt xnb bat I'D bdelbe tR leu Aus tngen Der eeres
5rt HHb gerbaRnesursans" ssr wertsOa settst uuh u
In DeutlGlanb Gis Il. ss8
= y pas 9anseetrani aaierev 3tst. -R
ketraatet. lo lsa}lSG sigl usfH4 IL H9fTl 4g9F}a
Bttters ene rpertrUrae Quent bee 1rcte ba
emma eefCet bie E6uiey utt eH haelt fetn wLI
len. Nt ms dntsrt fseenatf 8tfrs b6net SdHeIbt
ben serSbnlten apRen" bseSnIteter 5af1en Hnb aees
rurtreuH &ttqtettep at nne bn eS Sen hr werttpran
Sneettensen uerrttet wrreen beren 2BiunSeu shes
OrgGne I1ngf Drftcren dnertdnnt nrrbeu nb 10 lido
bet es neeer Ertnfer nrM benz Arite anpeubee
ais Ernf= =1tters ebt betreFS fener &leg1s H. Bens
bett teS Wekhmdfes GIS ruuhettrcIfen ba. &8faie
brIeals Aeatl Agemten t5nnen mt irgemb etnerNuea
tttat bists sprsaeIi&en 8itrs In DuStnt Nu0rt
Blafhen bard < ,.7 .-efs-esse fsi1r'tf
Den aIeiriQen Gi9ner
8. . II SRp. 6 ganpcers, eS&e BOA Gonsen@x.
sescnssber benz D2artte, @aItinsse,
SerirrSt wernen. N3lINgi 11iN
ReiRt sefalte BlaIGt iR dk, BITE xidt nit benz StesA
Gigners auf cem &crf tettbeH H. 3sJ9t 4is
aDtberberfdrftr ertaen bs So Neem 8tert auAeItrte
ten esnar- -itperapt@ @Aastdn8ef f9ilter gratis.
Die leerep BIqi6en werpen tebpG retn BET Der na@Re
Befnune NIT SLIGO DnBeAh france Satimcret u8epuuas
Oebraft. t5t2tAiti@ s55 6iis.i' '~~
s5ranrp, 9irrae, Gerttb sBbisfp @une, GGeneen
iu ben anertaaut outen Qusttcn nnb sltben ptettn
empfttlt - .e#, Q. NBUrK,
so GGe 56rpptr unb aambenRt.,
f26Nhr fI) as Tt.E. Hsf4f Neeenlber keM WRortte
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5eiRts

Die frsGtten Mrtunsen SeS saers Fne iesr 81 far&>
ten Nerlun ses @ebidaies @errirrun8 fer Seeen 0t-
brn6tbeit Der isttafts t6e Nbnun9en Mbneisuns Dor
ter Sefeni0aft nt I'D Gtnfdmeie, geiftrauen Sesea
d iesf. Surdtianttet i. r rHe fiass Der iGImmex
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1r,ig g ate

BITE I'D bur besme QaFcr eei4pdt habca, ste e 70 oil
bpieu &euten in Der ne lerneu 5pl-
gen lie annGttli fpiiren, ielo I'M Shlac hur @plutp
men. ee penn unsetetft, te @te nl,mSsth maiden nne
GSrper uno eir jerbrer en ten cprt eie npttisn 1t.
te teau. Splde @erpnen maeu bserr lie einiItea til tie
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u. @rttRttfe
Observation-Disclosures,

2sear rSrattaraEs Ssr. sSs EnA s5sA
gaelnen see9rteu Greuubeu uab BEN BubIitnm made
@ Eierm bis Gn3eiss. snS ID baS ICON ieit 9abreu ON
isIem Ptase etabrte GeGGft HSernomen 9abe un0 Be-
sSnbis eiu rei5olses Eager SSaeu oIib searse:.
sten erreufsberu nsuesr 6acpn az ben biuigen gret.
fen bocrSeig 5atteu unb aud foe nn 8caenrrs daers
issr ssrSe- stcfs fEr gguterrSGe uub Soiea3ense in
Hen Gcrtsn uub az aGsn Preiien. - Terner ene aus.
Bob gseeenIGisme, Sds ,c icnis ole In bieiss 6a&
sini@tcsenee MrttfeL.
= aT aae ssRemunssn ussosa prsws. Sinis ami
Mrseasr Grip argeFertst werben. ~.
81. e. Batter.
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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-06-02
TERMS oE ApvERrIaINn.


1t 10 not Polly who speaks the last
word, 1t is the nurse; / am awake
again and have q fierce clutch upon
the eoverlid which the nurse would
take away, row that morning has fair.
" come.
AS she lifts it--as Heaven is true
l see tho brown stripes of my wife's
dress with the fairy green sprigs; T
see the diamond shapes Of the baby
dresses which my children had stitch.
ed
renew my clutch; 'lcave it, good
woman. It's my own, I saw them make
III, my wiics dress, l know the col.
ors.
Tho woman slips away and present.
y comes back whispering with the
Surgeon. If he's crazed, the game is
up with him, says he.
But I'm not cruzed, my pulse will
tell him that; but a great cheer has
come to me.from that little glimpse of
home, snd the fragment Of it that
came 70 me, BY Gods mercy that
night
l shall be strong enough to travel by
May. and will keep Polly's word good.
Nellyl Little Maid look for me
whom the lilacs are in bud! And don't
be frightened By q crutch.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-06-02
crRCuLlrn NEWSPAPERS.

The New York Tribune, speaking
Of the Importance of increasing tho
circulation Of newspapers preparatory
to vigorous campaign for the next
Presidency saye;
Tho work Of preparation for the
eventful canvass OF 1864 properly com.
menccs now. Throughout the ensu-
ing three months the industrial classes
have more leisure than at other sea-
sons, Now is the time TO persuade
overy farmer, mechanic, teamster or day
Iaborer to take at least one good news.
paper, for the ensuing year, IN every
household in the loyal States where it
will be welcomed and read. Perhaps
half of those who now do without, do
so from mere hcedliness-they only
need to have their attention called to
the subject. Many moro will pay the
trihe that a cheap weekly costs, if each
is solicited to do SO by a friend in
whom lie has confidence. And, if
there be any who can't pay for such a
paper they ought to be supplied by
their more fortunate neighbors and
townsmen without charge,"