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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-27

A RD.---TgE SUBSCRIBER BEGS
IA leave to inform his friends and the public
that he has this day sold his stock OF Hardware TO
REUBEN Z. JOHNSON, THOMAS A. CLARK, ID +.
JAMES BouRKRi and he hopes the liberal patron
years may be continued to the new firm.
JOS. l.. SAVAGE.
WARRINGTON, Aug, "a, 1884. Au26.2w
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NJ EW INV e NTl v N
ARTIFICIAL CHEoPLAsrIc
BONE TEETH,

BY
DR.. s. D. sIGEsMoND & HAYWARD,
100 Ponnsyly AniA avenue, between Twelfth and
Thirteenth streets, Washington.
Drs. S. l. II. calls the attention OF the public 70
the following adv AntAges OF their Improves 49,
l.t Inc teeth o. 'ael 6, ~ .HV ssids, and are
thre0-fourths lighter thAn any o,nsr: a. thu
81. No teeth or roots need Ss ov s1u ,ssa'
Sd. The roots will be made inOnsnsiVe anu he'"
70 ache. 49,, ara o.sdad. a. psrms-
sss onss esn be made Immediately, thereby pre-
sorying the natural expression o. the laoo, wh'n'
under The old system . sssS isiiy sesssa Tor over
rvs veara by many OF the hrst chemists and phyai'
einns of this aud the old country.
,,rnstiSie metal nlliny, with which the most SEQ.
snyo teeth can DO unsd without pain, sn S,o snn
build up perfect sound sS9sh , on any 'ia' f'0"'
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN
With Innoxious vApor, by Drs. sisosmonu ~
wNrd, go PeAnSylvania avenue, Inventor gsnnS moi
manufacturers Of AnAestio InnoxiouA E, shpo mi
Laughing Gas, nor Chloroiorm OF - rom A..
strictly an Ankesuo agent, entireg ~. osnsins
hiiaratins effects and perfectly sions snd parfeot
quiet sleep, with pleasant ''H
The beat Of references given u required vs,
Call and examine TOT y"uIs"I.o-.
nRESS MAKING.-:-;ThE UNDEh.
signed would respectfully announce 70 tnS
~ ~ thiS city and It's vicinity, that thoy are
snSsSed In the vAriou. branches Of
ehsNs rAsHiONABLE DRESS MAKING,
Whisn Win neStnoSs and dispatch, and In the
latest and a9, sE sePE5SSYTiaa ' sfRsIE = 4
| I'm stairs) opposite the Patent Ohioe. o,,,
I''P MRS. DOUGLAS HoLComb.
Washington, D. C., June 10, 1850. leIoS@
WT RDs' HOTEL,
w SYKES. CHADWICK co..
,or7r. #, ,,yspO ~ AVsnu1 snd To'afs''AA sass.A
WAIhiAGooA y q tseu
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-27
OFFICE DEP T COMMT5SARY OF
~ SUBSISTENCE,
WARRINGTON, ID c., August Sc, 1854

win be sold At PUBLIC AucTIoN,on MONDAY,
september 9th 1854, A. II o'clock, A. NJ, at the
ssAth Street Wharf, Washington, d. c., the fol.
'oSS asg property, 10 good oo.dliion, VIZ
p gse tnonsand Y ,Oool Beef Hides, salted.
Eleven III sheep skins.
lie ms Cash In Government funds.
sug21-6t c.ntsI, IN Es
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-27

CENTRE MARKET.-The markets wero very
full this morning, and purchasers were plentiful.
The iolnwir 6 is a list OF prices;
Beef 20(D9Oc. per hit veal 2O0I a6c per lb. pork,
2hc. per lbi mutton 2n25c. per To-, lamb, GOA 2bc.
per hi corn pork. goa 96c per h.; corn beet, 100
lsc per ID ham, SoGs!c peril shoulder, 23C025e.
per ID midding, 3O6D3lc, per ID. chickens, SI(D
26 per parj ducks 81 261l so per pair butter, W
a 1850. per lb; eggs, 3od3So. per doz cheese, soc.
@3nc. per dOz oNbn"ge, ga $50 per head; apples,
35hti0c. per peck; cucumbeIs, s1hCG40c per doz
water melons, l5Cr76c. each; peppers, fiDiOc. pei
bunch; egg pants, 6CDioc Apieeej irish potatots,
7Oms0c per peck; Sweet potatoes. 7b0DSl per peck
ONIONS, sl 20 per peck; pears, 700p76c. per peek
corn, 4Oc. per doZ plums, $50 per peck; fresh cod
fish, l6c. per ID halibut, 25c per h.; rock, CO..
BuptS Surgeon Sc PEP Pfa IT, sorn pet Su,s
brnwnstuh bOc. per Blu ,h.i middlng Al per bush
rhipstuf, 65d75c. per bush oats, 81 per bush
hsy $l,6lq2 per ewt,i straw, sL7Sp!r cwt. shorts,
Doc. Der bush.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-27
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF TRUS.
~ TEES OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS,
CRY HAYT WAautHarnp N 4

" TEES Of PUBLIC bChOOLS
CITY HALL, WAsHIHeToN, D. C,,l
August 26, 1854.
Sealed Proposals will be received At This office,
n % wEpNE ~, ats; day Of August, 1854, At
year ending III e 30, 1855, As per schedules an.
neNed hereto Proposals must be end Tsed e Pro.
iirure an Misce lsneou, SIpplie.," az the case
nay he Proposals msy be ma % tor the whole Of
the Fuel r'quired, or for the pIonor ion for Anv
the expen OF the oontrao or, In such gu ,nftiies
and vt suoh tines As may be Delegated by he
on uittee on supplies. All articles except fuel,
At this OH Q, or at the several Soho Houses, as
the co "mittee NAV elect. a. the uantties specI-
ded In the schedule n'e only estimates OF prbsble
requt emeptS, the right 10 reserved to require
mole o. a eept less, at the option Of the Commit
tee. The contract In each case will be awarced to
se Lowest t 10 eons a6s bidder be do
serve to themselves he right IN reject sny or all
bids II deemed Tor the interest OF the Corporation.
bottled: Information may be obtained Of John
SesifJId, treasurer. JONAS D. ELLIS
Chairman Com. on Supplies D. I. RS.
scHEDuLE A-FuEL.
Coal Anthracite, White Ash-l60 tonsi to be sp-
I, po.tioned equally 10 The four ,chool districts.
be apportioned equally In the fouf school dis.
triots.
SCHEDULE B-BooKs.
Holy Blble-l dozen copi,s Q, 8 70 leather
Woreester's PIono"neing speller-2 dozen copies
scholars Companion-1d dozen copies
Parker Watsons First Readers dozen copies
" " Second Reader-t dozen copies
Ihf heAder-s dozen copies
az, Foutth Resder-l dozen copies
QuAekehooh history Oh United states-i dozen
copies "
shul uLh oosefhmenth inhuuctOr-i dozen cop
les $685., .,
American Muhich Clhs book-i dozen eopies
san an Speiiiny hooE s,,L doaen eopies ,.
Coloufh5 mentai htithmeue-Ii dozeh copies
swan Primary school spelling Books dozen
eopies
flht Lessons IN history onitea stateh-l uoZen
copies
Concoidia-2 dozen copies
war;. n,s Pnm ry GeogrHphy-i dozen copies
Golden Wreeihi-6 Dozen copies
Pafker q Wasons fHmer or WoFd buiider-o
noken copies ,.,., o,, NJ
DNlrs fnimAy ht'hmeho-o uoEeh coPies' ne
- Nlsea edllon, loes ,,,.,.... Standardization
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-27

W. Is. WEBB, Superintendent oil Police, left
this city on FrId-y for short time. The business
Of the DEPARTMENT will be attended to by the act.
lug assistant, B. W. Reed.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-27

A CASE OF TENANT HOLDING 0vBR.-Yester.
day case of LANDLORD and tenant was heard before
Justice Gull. The action wAs brought by q Mr..
BOtrler against Francis Jenkins, to recover the
possession Of the premises on notice OF thirty
days. Justice Gull decided that the plaintiff was
en- tiled to the premises, having gwen the notice
prescribe by the new law John w. N iris for
plaIutIti Samuel L Phillips for defsndant.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-27

CT. MARY'S ACADEMY FOR
- YOUNG LADIES, near BryAntown, Charles
county, Maryland, under the direction o. MIS-. D;
commence its next annual session on MONDAY,
SEPTEMBER 9th.
Board and Tuition in all the English branches
$500 per Annum.
Mrs. D. Major can be seen August 9th and o5th,
between the hours OF and II, at Mrs Masi's, No.
46l Ninth street west. ku 2'-3t'
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-27

~ A N T Err U r Y.
" CANTERBURY HALL.
MUSIC Hall AND TGEATRE.
LouI.i.sA AVENUE, NEAR SIXTH ,ThsET;
Rear Of National and Metropolitan Hotels.
". SHvSSxuGH...:.,....,, STAGE T.NhGHR
h oS rssznnLLosY.......i:;;BALLET MASTER
EIGHTH WEEK OF THe SUMMER SEASON
THE MODEL TROUPE IN 4 SPLENDID BILL
"i''hfoL ENTERTAINING.
Again we come with magic glee,
From ssddening cares your mihds 10 free;
To sweli each heart With glsdness now,
And drive dark shadows from your brow"
NO DIMINuTIoN IN ATTENDANCE.
oRiriCisa CHALLENGED.
NJ II, = x .TIs strength Of,he
PANroNIME COMPANY
Brought into requIition.
CHANGE OF DANCES,
CHANGE OF OvERrUREs,
CHANGE OF PANr0HIIES,
CHANsE OF FsRCEs,
CHANGE OF SONGS
CHANGE OF D REISSUES,
CHANGE OF B,LLErs:
CHANGE OF EVERYTHING.
Every act on the bill carefully selected to suit
REFINED and DISCRIMINATING AUDIENCES.
AGNES So rHERLAND,
AGNES suiHERLiNe
who will sting f.vorite scotch BSllArs.
First week Of the Grand Fio-ai advertisement, ar.
ranged hy MONS LouI; 81 bLLOsY, entitled
The S SssSES Of + FtEssVRE.
DNSCLs IECIDG TAT;
Grand AdaEio, BY niIs,ss Ella, Mary, ana LIME
Wesn'r and Magg Wilson.
La Clsvelle. Misses vi son and Viola
L. PansAis. Miss Lizzie Wesner
L Rose. .................."...Mi: Mary sesner
Ia GArlando. all the Corps de Ballet
Miss sALLIE SUNDERLAND,
Miss SALLIE sgN9EhLAN3,
the Queen Of Song.
The celebrated Ethiopian QUO,
MULLlGAN,
PUBLICAN,
MULLlGAN,
aULLIG1s,
VIII M
WEST
wEsr
WEST
WEST,
In their Negro PeeuJi.rItics.
WILLIAMS,
WILLIAMS
DoUGHERTY,
DUUGHERTY,
pouGHERTY,
REDEEM,
RIDDEN,
In an entirely New Buriesque, written by h W.
yourn w81 NEVER ssSssi SW' the e WOMAN
The Entire Company of
COMEDIANS,
COMEDIANS,
COMEDIANS,
PASTOMIMIsTs,
PANToMIMIS rs,
NEGRO DELINEAToRs, ao,
NEGRO DELiNEAT0RS, 90 +,
NEGRO DELINEAToRS, &c,
TREMENDOUS oLIo NIGHTLY.
PoPrL Ar FAMILY MATINEE, .
POPULAR FAMILY MATINEE,
POPULAR FAMILY MATINEE,
SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
AT O'CLOCK,
AT2 O'CLOCK.
Orchestra. 90 Genus
Private Boxes, holding six persons.......b
Tickets for sale at the principal Hotels and
Restaurants
menoe 81 o'clock au9l
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-27

Class No. /, Bricks, class No. 2 stone; olsss No.
I, Yellow pine TIMBER class No. Q, Oak and hard
wood; class No. g. White pine, spruce, juniper, and
No. 0, Gravel aud sandj class No. II, Iron, iron
spikes, and nails, class No. H. STEEL class No: H.
No. 10, ship ch,ndiery; class No. ", Hardware;
class No. IS, Statiooery; class No. 49, Fire-wood;
class No. 20, Hay and straw class No. q, Proven
der; class No. "a Charooalj class No. y, Betting
eating oils; eI,ss No. 20, Augersj class No. a. An-
thracite coal; class No DO Semi bituninous bread
top coal; class No a. Machinery and 'oolsi Glass
4, Indicators; class b. spark arIesters
clana q Pitch house,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-27
NAVAL ASYLUM.

Class No. 1, CiothinEi class No. 2, Hats, boots,
shoes, So; class No. ,, Provislonsi class M. T.
Groceries; class No. 5, dry GOODS class No. .,
Bread 40; class No. 7, Tobacco; class No. Goal;
class No. 8, Points oils, glass. &c; elA.s No. II,
Lumber; class No. II, FIrewoodi class No u, Pro-
yeuder; class NJ. II, Mlsc-llAneousi class No. 3D.
Hardware; elais No. IS Stationery.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-27
MILITARY GOODS 4.

MILITARY GOODS.
WALL, STEPHENS d CO.,
11A PEHNsYLvANIA AVENUE,
OneE tho largest AIsortmentin this city, embTAe
ing ali qualities used by otieorB in the Army AM
Navy, such as
swords, sSSheS, Belts, shoulder-STAps, Hats
APPS, PiItoIa, ko,, ho., with q nne assortment o.
inform clothing, with which we can furnish ON.
SslS sOmplete outfits in . few moments.
WALL STEPHENS 4 CO.,
1N1 PennIylvAnlA Avepg
OPT lH-tM ntsL mar, b ChIoA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-01
Irom Monterey.
pEFgAr or popLADo-aY AMERICAN CAPTURED
AND SHOT.
Cone,ponIeute Of Tho y. o. Era.

AND SHOT.
Con-, pondeEse Of Tho n. o. Era
MONTEREY. juno 8. 1884
Thinking you may wish TO know what is pass
ing IN this part OF tho country viii proceed 10 give
Won some items Some ten days ago GEN Dobado tried
10 msAe push ainst the Clergy Imperial party, at
town called Maehgala some 20 leagues from this place.
His forces numbered 800 men, with 10 pieces OF ar,ll.
ery. lie made good push. but was unfortunate, los
ug everything Several OF HIS officers were taken pris
oners and slot
Among item was an American by the name Of
Rodgers. The French after III treating him, shot the
poor ieioy because he was an American. The French
cuhlHsndcr, Col Lamar SAID that the Yankees have no
right to Needle in the Mexican question, therefore
suppose that only the French have this privilege.
Poor, brave man, he stccd like hero and was shot
down several other officers suffered the same bloody
penalty GcA Dobleao arrived here safe the 80,
and had long private interview with Col. de Borden,
Gen 90 Bordon. lie Is an intimate fricnd oil the
last named gentleman, who Is well known here as
true patsiot; above all, he is far superior to the
rest OF the chiefs. who think only OF today De
Borden ia extremely well liked here. and II he carries
out his deep plans, will iberate the country.
| understand h. will leave here for the United
States to-day. Tie state Of the Government is very
bad. Gen. Eesretc is the only one who 'abors hard TO
keep things ia Ordor--lI appears tc he IN disorder
Gen Quesada. who commands at Sdti'O. shot the
18th two officers, Col Bruno Loo 10 and Major
Ugartechcs, both accused Of mutny Every one here
seems very bloodthirsty have Just understood that
Gen. Dobiado goes to the United States with Gen. de
Borden, and that great things are expected from both
these gentlemen Juarez and his CabHet appear to be
dead thing There is no activity in the Government;
all seems to partake ola certain Incidence aud don't
care-atiyeness of the Spanish race.
Secessioniss are now gaining strength every day. al
though the Juarez Government does all II can to keep
them under. Great things are expected from the
American people If Richmond Is taken. The Mexican
people pray for the triumph Of cause, and We must
help them against their invaders go
Gen. Gonzalez Ortega will be here In few days Win
some 6 0O0 men, well armed. The French have iaieiy
made no demonstration against this city and are aos
likely to do 80. will write to you BY the next mall
'tt. Yours. truly !h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-01
Passenger Aailed.

' ss;s S.s e. a'y,s. y s:s ME-
:srysnts Nine O. O Dc 0bslsnidef Mavans aI.. H. C.
ots h1' MAJ
L. Hunt and Tread Phadsphs; hi's fisnIqoe. M and
Mira f. seSrods s' Mr. h. kns .n d. ..s~
ant n NJ. Mgnos, John R. Cgrn, M,IIcOj T. L. Davis.
Ian.orn, San Frsncisce; L. Binnisa. ssa
and son .S M; l. SSder s + bros sa
:ld Mr., R. " hckeon, infant and servant. New;
M MI 'f sy Gina s aas n.siss sa s ss,: .as
HANNA. s srss NJ Ro%sS
psSmoj J. ssehe esq. H. M1Iqusrd,, Bsimorei
ar vi sSars aa' and servant M Ned S ns.
Duncan, scotisnd sfms Disdero Evw.Yos, c. Rows,
M n fsa Ms: HaSSc.e .n BSon
Mun'1n, Z. Perlin. R. RAINY New-York Mr. and aI, Il.
Frby and servant England; MI. and Mss Il. n. Hunnewe
Boston G. Fox cubs Ms,qus:a Almsnsurcs sd ssIyapt
1: Dscarasn,:. NJ. ~ Howard NJ. Downs Count Fsrnsn
Sne ' Children M Mr. t.
Dr. A. Gibson, India WIN. Walton. c. Habuer Phil $; IL
Hcnc 'ss'T James . Shaw Houston Dgs
Abrams, three children and tive ssrysn! Miss Ne
smssd, Engsn Miss Stone, N. Y; ~. Goldschnid Me-.
ieo ~ !. Stone, N Y. r. fsTsa and 'sssns hsv1na L
sanes Capt Chas Middleton N. Y Mr. snd Mrs c; Nudes
and Two Misses Muden Nj and Mrs. y. Alfonso, Hsvaaa
jose Ounsnss NJ Edgar, London h. de Castro yen,
j. Il. Mathssou, Geo Monroe, Edinburgh CAPT Hodzfs.
Norway WIN Colsrt j. @. Miguel aud servsnt, aysnaI
D. O. fisndon s. A. COllum AfonaO Hsyaua z. Main
NJ slreng New.York; Mr. and Mira William .. Hunter
three children and ssrvan, Mis syen, N.w'Yors j. w
Now.York Mira Chss Kuves Newport. o. l., H. A. Far.er
New-York T. Heb.on, EngIand J. G stuart Ensl.nd MI
and Mrs T. Goodbidse, New oThi biz sId Mrs molhei
Dc sBd & aaaa1o' K s
A. Kehe. 81 Hgyler, Boston the Rsy n y El; wiis
Conn Wm Ward John Hunt England Miss FLANDERS. To.
rono L. P. Fontsin New Yorfi Marquis AiDendoru anS
servant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-01
Passengers Arrived

In ,tramship MerrfrIack tyor Nev. Oyedrs-Gen. FiS
Henry Warren Gait W. A. James, Major II. M. Amsbury
Csp. Poole Capt. Eston Col Cornell, SURGEON O. n ar
Glen, Chas Webb, MT Ltteran, Mr Bogert. Lieut. SNOW
Miss BELLE Snond. MIRA. FTisbe, sirs Dahcock Mrs o.
in and Mrs Irvine AID daughter, w CLfnson r. A
Hardy CAPT Csruth and wife, ss Bowen Mrs MARKS and
laughter Lieut. ~ A Bickworth Capt. Lhtefsld, Col w
~ 6rosvenor C. Cole J. NJ Pitlned, Capt Brown, j. IL
Walker Surgeon Downs Mr. Green Capt MAILER and WIFE
child n L. Gardner Lieut. Vail Lieut. Clark, Mfr Bent, q
NJ DAYTON Capt. NJ Heard, Capt MeGowsn, Mr. Hennrz
H. NJ Lyons Surgeon Williams Mr Hamilton, Dr. hednef
and 81 sick and wounded soldier. -
In .hip EsdymOs, from Lire,poci-Grliith Samue Mira
Ann Jones.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-01
BORT Uaroeus Notife.

STATE OF NEw-YosK. I
Posr-wA.Dsss 0Prrcz, Ne let Wai't
NOTICE is hereby given. in accordance VIII
.setIon Of the sct passed April Ia. 1881 entitled
Act 10 ReoeanIe the wardens Office Of the Port Of rsy
Yori 10 al persons interested In, having charge o. W.
subject Of such inquiry. examination o. Pa
,hs following vessels are under examination W ne
Wariens and that the said surveys examinations ~ ~
completed within ten days next succeeding TINS n''''
board said vessels: - p..,..o,,.
Ship Harry Bluff. .woodrud no .a. nnns
Bark New. Brunswick.. ht"I U,ywn
Bark Amy. .....Foot Of Jorslsn,on *; 81
Bark Hsvsfsbam.. 49,! -. s,o,-s
Brig fennechiena.. ysn,;. Tp.ei
''s MiNTHoRNE T0MPkiNS, rre'deoN
T. ARCS HRnnIxAs. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-01
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or SEw-YoaK. ..JusE %.
Cleared.

CLEARED.
Steamer-Fanne, Fenion Philadelphia, Lopez Kirkpst
rick. -
Barss-Hilds (Dsn.l Nissen, Bic River 81. Lawrence.
Funch Meinckc Wendt Silver Crsg tBr J, Con fernan'
buco Epier Wefofl Teresa (Ds.chl Hoyer ST. Thoms<
Maitland. Phelps 4 Co.
Briy-Avondne. Dix, Boston.
SchOoners-Jsne Maria Bushen. Norwich II. y Racket
+. Hitch Whitenorc. Washington, j. w Mckee; III,
Allen, Pon Royal, n. II. Brigham.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-01

FROM NEW -ORLBANs.-The steamship Mer-
rmac Capt. Thompson. from New-0rlcsns- juno 20
arrived on Thursday morning. She brings no news
Of importance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-01
@rofer,ss and provisions.

n A KENNEDY's extra fine CsmbnaggPos
IcKERs Clean and healthy; OF nn sa 10 10 doa1
80 orrrr than any other Cracker Sold " wv
isnd It, and by NJ drst-cisss oroeen~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-01
nINrArrRR ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. - -
SunRlses 4:3I Sets...... 7;35 Moon-Rises... 2u
HIGH WATER
Sandy Hook. t:59 Gov Island G;9O He'll Gate I;a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-01
Sailed.

Steamship-Cty OF Cork
Steaniers-Pronietheus Havana, Thorn.
Ships-New World Australia. Belle Wood -
Barks-Yunuri Mars Adelside. Elizabeth. Stella -
Schooners-E L. Bailey, Moderator. Brsdiofd' Aedis
Barres.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-01
Spoken.

Spoken.
Inn. a. lat a a. lon II s Br brig Reindeer from Be
muda for HALIFAX, 10 days out.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1864-12-24
A Will.

IF We possessed solely the most valu
able things in the world and were about
to will them away, the following would
be our plan redistribution
We would will to the world truth and
friendship, which are very scarce.
We would give to physicians, skill
and learning.
To Abolition editors power to tell the
truth occasionally.
To clergymen, zeal in the cause Of
Christ crucifed, instead of the niggor
glori6ed.
To lawyers, merchants, brokers and
public officers, honesty.
To old women, short tongues.
To young women, common sense,
large waists and natural feet.
To servants, obedience and homes
ty.
To masters humanity.
To farmers prnctuality and indus.
try.
To young sprouts of dandies, good
sense, little cash and hard work.
To old maids, good tempers little
talk and suitable husbands.
To old bachelors, love for virtue
children and wives.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1864-12-24
AN UGLY HOOSIER.

A Hoosier, ap awful ugly man, rc!is>
ting his travels in Missouri said that he
arrived in Chickenville in the forenoon.
and just few days before there had
been boat busted, and heap of peo~
pie scalded and killed one way and
another. So at last 1 went into gro.
Gerry, squad of people followed in, and
one bowed and said "It's one of the,
unfortunate sufferers by the Dustin Of
the Franklin" Upon that he asked mo.
to drink with him and as L put the tum-
bier to my mouth he stopped me Of ia
sudden, with,
81 beg your pardon, stranger, but"
"But what ?" says l.
"Jist fix yer mouth that way again. y
seq he ... ..... ... ..T..s
| done it just as was gwine to drink,
and I'll be hanged if | didn't think they
would all go into fits. They yelled and
whoopcd like gang Of wolves. Final,
ly one OF them sez :
''Don't make fun of the poor unfor-
tunate he's hardly got over bein' blowed
up yet. Less make up puss."
They all throwed in and made up Eve
dollars. As the spokesmen handed mo
the change, he axed me:
"Where did you find yourself after
the explosion p
Glow fur from the Franklin p he in
quirel.
"Why,' sez I. II never seed, but
as nigh as l can guess, about three
miles" You'd oughter seen that gang
scatter" "
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1864-12-24
PEACE AND WAR.

"One murder makes a mau villain,
ten thousand a horo."-BYRoN.
Let others slug the song of War,
Mems hatred to increase:
BE mine the song of Hope and Joy,
Love, Unity and Peace.
Away with cannons, powder, ball,
And all their kinderd train;
They've always been the curse of
man,
And so they will remain boys,
And SO they will remain.
Did ever war throughout the world,
One blessing yet bestow?
Has it not made men worse than
brutes,
Filled every land with woe?
Taxation, debt and misery
Have followed in the train
It ruined every country yet,
And so it will again, boys,
And 50 it will again.
The mutilated forms behold,
Who have escaped with life,
And ask how many human souls
Have perished in the strife.
Go hear the curses, prayers and groans
Upon the CORY plain
These things are but the fruits of war
And 50 they will remain, boys,
And so they will remain.
Ten thousand homes made desolate,
Ten thousand widows made,
Ten thousand murderers asking God,
TO bless their bloody trade.
All justice trampled under foot
Truth treated with disdain-
Such is the sad result of War,
Aud so it will remain, boys,
And SO it will remain.
Now tnrr thine eyes from wretchedness
Where Peace, in calm repCse,
Has made the wilderness to smile
And blossom as the rose.
There Justice, Harmony and Truth,
And Love in concord reign.
Peace alwuys made men happier yet,
And so it will again, boys,
And SO 1t will again.