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tome Insurance Company
LAFAYETTE. INDIANA.
opIcr -4oyDR rHE BANK or THE STAR
CAPITAL, $50, ,OO".
DROPERTY insured against Loss
L or damage by FIRE. at fair rates and on liberal

DROPERTY insured against Loss
L or damage by fre. at fair rates and on liberal
terms
losses met promptly and justly
Other thiags being equal, our Home Companies
shouts have the preference
II would be we'll fer persons - scquaint them
selvs with this No thy aud popul.r eompany be-
ore nsuring elsewhere - s
oFFIcERS
Wa. skISsKuRY, President.
JasrsH NJ. DHsskga. siec President,
]. MsHIoE Dnr<ssa, Treasurer.
CAsAtEs v. ScsaIsrT, Secretary
u RECTORs AND REfskEScES:
Hon q Gregory. Attorney, LsFay eftr, ind
Hon c Tsxt; Jedge t.rsuil Court ~
Col Jasper v prosscr. titorney, -
gen Las Noble. Adiuiant General Tor tnAiana
Col Jas avin. Grsen -barR.
Hon. J. R,une, AecltoI u ssie, infianaP"h'.
udee $. Huh. LAfVstts. tndlAna
John A. Stue Att 10
John ID 0ougar. 90 do
W lee, Circuit Prosecutor. do
H0n. ". a Nantnser. tssh. u rs tank indi'
Coz, A. N. Coaner. Pos master, lasisas,ell.
wm. ssinsbasy. Ia ssyette.
6ss- O. p. 4orton. ndians poiis. ln1-
Thos. r. lons. Attorney. 1crre Hauts.
Dr. J, ;. Athcn sec'y of slate. tniianapoiis.
son. David Tarpic. Eonticsll1. Indiana.
Col. rhos. D0uiins. Canal Com. ferr~ HAate.
Gel ". u. Palmer formerly Sco'r stare IND spoia
Hon Talbot. Pres, sinking fuud, d.
w n, Beach. fsg merly Cl'k sap cours -
pr. (. =; Terry. Attira. i0alkns
Chas. y. casiett. Lafaseuo
mos y. kUNEgII. fpssisl seuf
TEoS. X oN6i Isossl &Etnt. ttffF
issSs~sm fere Hsn.s. lnfia.a
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- = rfossef I -ssi = kil- Assas. 81
-, : d .sasf. saa1tF a. 81 : A.11l1. sEpetlses
"a ii 49, nsr.f.4 stssF sssalls .ssfsE ts&liss
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MEDICAL.
90 - Al Bumcient Three.
II sE GREAT AMERICAN REMEDIES

T s GREAT AMERICAN REMEDIES
Known a. " HEInBoLD's-s
vurNE. sssfs
II abold's Extract "Raoha.- uslnhssd.s nsrss-
psfiiiH. aenstoid's i'ssrvss ke~s Wsah -
fSsr.D soSsi oosroUsD i'ss rrp nf aIlc PpS: 9r
G ssfo1uys sd Specific Ranedy Cor Dlssasss
Hsd6e. Kidneys. Gravel. r-opsissl ewsll-
isry Organs. whether slississ IN Il Ale o. psus,s
] esses of these Organs require The ed of
SuRfrsn hs,%s nj s,s.s s..s. = 5ssss = sss
sired encci In All Disessss ies which u is rsosn-
MS Medicine incrsass. the power os psrs.s,s..
and exoites the Absorbeuis into heaithy scsio1 by
which the watsry or cslo2rsoes a>positoua. aud al
- Pain and Inflammation anA h Eoea for 4 "a.
plrcctions .cosnr.ay nssnhssSs. Kxsrscs I,..A..
tr kness Hrr.sine aen kxse--~s. hssiss Of pis-
hpsuor. ksrly lIidlslre1on o. kbuse. ssiendso
viii The following nthptosa..
mepory. difnculy ei bresthinx. veal Nerves.
rembling. Horrot of Disease. ekkefninesS. DIM
ss4 Of yislen pein In ne hssk. universal as.itsds
q dhe muscuiAr xyz>er. hot hzndx. flushing of -
body, drynss- Of The skin, eruptions on The fsuD.
PAIlD CoUNrKNkNCK,
HkAvlEkss OF IHE nYume.
Frequently hlack Spots flying before the nyu.
wit temporary snfasion and Los Of sight
Want ofAtfention. Mobility.
win horror or sss..sss sss''''-''-4 A'
SEoshins is more desirable ~ .1ss psssuss shss
sohtnds. and nothing they more dresd Coz fs&r a
themselves. Ne repose of manner. ne esrns~tn~nA
20 speculation, bat . hurried transition fnnn
rbess synpsasas. II allowed ~ - On. ~llOs sal'
medicine avAFiaby removes, SOFA isIls~s-
impotency. sstufss.-
a., 49,. "a 49,, A. .slss'st... -
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BOOKKEEPING.
TERRE HAUTE
Commercial a. College.

Removed from BArr's Hall. corner flsh and Main
streets 10
Minshdtps Building, 81 Nam ST.,
ROOK-KEEPING RY DOUBLE
~ Entry ss applied % every department Of
trade: Wholesale. Retail Individual. faftncrship
Compound; Company Partnerrhlp- Commission,
shipping. Manufacturing, Rail- koAdfng steam-
boating. BsukinE etc. 49, So
fenmslsship. Csnmercis a terraspopdeaan sAld
Arithrnetie will receive prompt attention.
scpsrate room has tccn lifted up for the accom-
odation - Ladies .rl..-. ...
HOURS or INSTRUCTION.
From 10 IL o'clock A. NJ, from 2to &l-2 p. N.
For further nforu alton eal II ths College Rooms.
or address (encicsing stamp The Principal
X, GARvIN.
Or for references inquire Of the follow ma business
men Of tue city
II. D. SCOTT, ESQ. W. II. BUCKINGHAM;
ii. HULMAx. J. o. JOINS: T.. NJ
R.w. THOMPSON. FRKp 4. ROSS. wN sruSE;
u ly20iem 81 ,thafsI
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BLoODi BLOOD BLOODf
Hsi'nboids Highly Concentrated Coms...s
fllIlD EXTRACT SkRSkpkRllil
Byphiiia.

This Il an affection ~ The al.aal. end susofs The
sexual Organs. linings u tio nsss. sars. thro.t
wtndpipe. aud other mucoua suffacas. making fts
appearance In the form Of ul RS aud is xsne
attended with adlachaTge of leas onenslys su&
II glected. destroys whsevef part ID may attach
This disease a. often transmitted children is
contracted from The same chunf, aud ofton With
0onorrhoea, and both may ezsl 1T the same time
HEI.MBOI.D's HIGHLY CONCENTRATED OOh
POUND FLUID kxTRACT sAllsAPARIIL.A
should be u6ed IN ooaiuncilon With the Bnchu sna
nel6bold's Rose Wssh applied to the Uloers.
Heimbold's kktfact earsaparriila Purin.s the
hOOd. and removes All scsly Hruptions a. The Bkin.
giving the complexion q cleal ald healthy color
II Aeins prepared expressly fof thls olasa a COM
ylaints Ia Blood Purifying Props are preserved
10 greater extent tbsn snY othor prspsF suop of
sarsapsrllla.
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AL tho above diseases and .iiot.s Admit a.. Al.
same ucat,nonts and .ueinai. .tla a.. -.ses n...-
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vERMiN ExTgsMlNAToR

Ger HAS. Mice. Hoashcs. aufs.
lied stuNs. UefHs f8 turs NJ 0ai z
ess As.. sa.@st< se tfaes. fa~ts
q a. snsss. A..
Fxt m Ia - - 81 81 - n.s.s. fatlits. as
Fiasks. q sn1 a. 80 uefsls fatlll tt.-fitp
tiaas. q
's0Aly is.f.lnl = fsns>iiss kas~e
Pre- fra.za Hel.as :"
~Nsl tsnRefaas - u1aan F4asf ~ -
-kkls caaas oai sf thslf 49, a. tie =
aBsa14 ub4l-ssis r. al lalse ellss
$500 ~ Al fsfux<l<te 49, hst.fsrf- ~trrTr-
sexfe.
60 - a.. a ...-sss4' s.@l4e 81 esEh fat.
| Rsll'7 a y g. tsI<s< "a AZ.
a asf@-. eaGNnt a.. sU>GsN
GWfsl-.l..-l I,4<-lt "a srostssy, Me- faIt.
| 01rSax - a 4ho<~>sir "a "a sIl<trEislai1 o.
Ts-.~ -rra IL sgr<tEsn
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IN an ,h-ls Stage. "a uula a.paase. nsli. =. A..
Cksnso la diets ne a.. slst aisd a.. eAas.a..
Il causes frequent deAifs aAt sl,es strsi.st1 a.
urinate tbsteny removing o1strucilo1s pFevensias
ana Sutins atri.tu~a ~ tir tfetAFa. allyfaf P.iu
and iniiamntion, 30 nequoni a. ths .lasl 4 iia
eases. aud eapelluG AZ .s,s..ls. lilta-s-i. .s.i
~ofn cot nnaftof.
fiIousagds uPon th.aeania shs have se.A ~.
Victims ~ ofqusekh. Add 10 have lsd heavy fuea A..
l. cared IA ahoit tia1e Lats faaaa they ~s.s a.
ised. and thai te - fala..s Aaa ~ fhs ~. -.
powerful asiIugenls." been ailsi ue ~ The s.s
ten. iu bieai cut la "a aggravated fofsA 49,
fElthAfs Af1Hn klhAar
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urinary "Huass.
whether existing ~
uAfE ortt at
fls81 whatever causr ,-rtfi.4alfi.. .tf M ,.tt.. -,
stoW tOns - sNDENs
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Ola fO0us hassio. k-fFi.sI 81. cnntsI t.i.t "a
harlsFc
IN many Aneetionf pecsia 81 frh,slos. ne IA.
faol of buchu h uaesuAliea = sug other ralnSts
a. Ia Chlorceib or feteuoa. iffegularity, Painful
ness. OF Suspersioa ~ fouai. Evacuatiotla ul-
cersiod OF Scrrhous STATE 10 sac utsrua, LeuooF-
rhoes ~ Whites. sierility. an for all complaint
incidsnt 10 the ~heinsf aIisas fton lldlscre-
ucn, Habits 90 dissipation. ~ 81 The terigns ~,
change OF life. hee sYulYieals sbosa
NO FAMILY 8hOuiN q WITHOUT IT.
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isfe 10 more B-issAai a. AoFgarF. af unpleasant
meai' ias tof u1iieAAAi.i 81 Dangerous disease
nEIhnnln.s NfflL.lI Nl.llnn
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'NISe Ehose WHO desire q

gS~. By a dispatch received this after.
noon we ieara that the man Hareart.
who robbed the express office at st. Joe
Of twenty-sesen thousand dollars, q few
days since. was arrested tod Y at Law
renee. Kansas. and a portion OF the mon.
s,xs .uanrvaraj
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OVER BROADWAY.
1864.
formation from the Southern Plockading
Squadron. Of the oon,pletioa, Of tho
leading talked Of rebel rams.
WASHINGTON, 22.-'tEe tex hill is being
considered by tbs sommissee Of the
whole.
In House to day, Morrill, offered an
amendment which WAS adopted. that
Wholesale dealers in liquors whose annual
sales don't exceed $-t,t10, shall pay ar
excise Of $Jh and 81. for every thousand
dollars over $.n,tVb. Any person who
shall sell or OTTER 10 s"le. any distilled
spirits or fermel- ted ii.rlo~~ in quantities
more tnAn 3gailon$, ) atany ume, or whose
annual saies amount 20 81, ,0W. shall be
regarded as wholesale dealers.
The license Of retail dealers was in.
creased to 80.
Norrel of VI, offered al amendment
thSl commercial brokers whose annual
>A;~s don't exceed a25,GJ0, sEa1 pay n
license ot 81, aad tho-e exceeding that
amount 80, and - for each rAditionai
&Ir0.
Fernando Wood enumerated various
classes of brokers, inriuaing tobacco,
coffee, e., and moved that all other
brokers in addition 70 commercial hro
Aers pay the same ticenee The smpnd
ment thu. modified passed. The h,iI va
further modified 80 that all steamers and
vr~>ei@ upon waters Of the L. s, on
b, Ar1 of which passengers are provided
with fopl ard lodging, shall pay $2j H.
crn.e Thayer OF Penn. offered an
xruvndmcnt that hotels and tavern keep
ers shalt get out special license at a
-
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'RY OF EMPIRE BLOCK, Il
'URDAYs APRIL 80,
high prices and lack of food, but takes
comfort in the announcement that sew.
eral hundred Springfield rifles are being
manufactured there for the Confederate
service.
Rebel attack on Plymouth Is confirm
. /. but no particulars received.
WAsArsarox, Apyl e1,--Ths House
went into committee for the con,idera-
ton of the tax bill. At o'clock the
committee had acted on all the general
provision, comprising A. sections.
CAIRO, April 4l.-Ths naval despatch
boat. General Lyon. from Hed River. has
arrived SAe kring+ the following in re-
gard to affairs in BAok=' Department:
The fight on the 9Th was 1T Sabine
Cru<s R.lsI- The rebeI4~are SAID to have
numbered .:5,.tntr--frnm Texas Louisiana.
.hrkan-as sni Missouri, On the morning
at thr Eth Gen Btuks sent Gu~"Et Il
,'avaf'y force wiki - suFpy trHn OF -"
wason> lruI4 : Trclitn'h~-, vino ,.''H t.
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BLUFFS, IOWA. SA'
TIE | { G R A PHO,
Reported Erchtsieeig for fhs DIily Noapayci2.
SEw YoxK. April 2l.--Letters from
the army in Louisiana, dated the Sd, 5sh
and sth. giving the particulars OF some
~kirnI>hes previous to those days. On
the 3lst of March General Lees cavalry
routed the enemy under Taylor near
Nstchtoehcs. they losing or killed
and % prisoners. Our los. none On
the morning OF the*ci. and after waiting
ali day of the 1T fur infantry 10 COME.
we learn 4 that the rebels had fallen
hack to T casant IIi'l and our cavalry
started in pursuit After marching lj
miles. our advance. tire ! irh New York
Cavalry. came upon the r"lsf> in strong
position. went rapidly at them killed
AMI ~"'lni,.d some, and pursued the rrr-t
: nlll''~. Fearful of being cut OH tI,ry
withdr@w from the rur>ut hut fought
thrm calamity unll tie Arriy:4l Of C,l.
l.ucas with the Sth cavalry brigade. H."
attacked the enemy and drov.. them af-
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...--- NOUNNIIA
fs..5. ,=.s,. tfa.t- r.. 81 s., .- -.
bly, 'an institution" best thing in
the shape Of penholders that we know
ca. As he has ONLY a few OF then, wH
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D. - S~qa------~
PLSMOCTII.
This place, at which. our dispatches to-
day inform Us, the federal fayses were
recently defeated. is the county seat Of
Washington county. North Carolsn&, is
situated on the Roanoke river "a short
distance above its mouth, and probably
one hundred miles south Of Fl. Monroe
nur only loss was the men and prov iS-
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ton in military point of view, amount.

70 IF'Fti4tUN-
: Fy The tide OF Western emigration
is growing larger every day. uur streets
are threnged with pilgrims" and our
prairies are dotted for miles around with
their tents. The emigration this spring
is the largest ever witnessed by our l1eo.
Peeple :; it exceeds anything known du-
ring the great "talifornia fever" in is
and 40. But iet them come the grass
is mailing its appearance upon the plains
and in the course of few days. will ar
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H.. ~. fAT - A YEAR
WHOLE NO. 367
80. .r..
tant command and order to report to
Gen. Burnside. --..v.
Serious appreheHsfons are entertained
that there will he difficulties with the
Sioux indians during the eerninR season
Reliable information been forwarded to
war department to the effect there are
400 lodges within 20 miles of Fl. Union,
oCo on Powder creek, emptying into the
Yellow Stone. Sioux have been ioinsd
by Assinnlboines, Crows, Western Sioux
Indians, and are preparing TO attack Fl.
Union. and destroy the steamts, on the
upper Missouri. Gen. Pope, il is under.
stood has ordered q strong force into
the Indian country, and bloody CAM
pa>gn Is anticipated.
Information received which confirms
'ASpi"iohs Of vide spread cons, ra " in
northwestern State wich is to insugu.
rate an armed RESISTANCE to the govern.
ment. Crawford county, Ohio, headquar.
'7rs OF gang of butternuts, has been pIsc.
ed under martial law: other counties Of
that State will probabIy soon be placed
IN same Position. Ohio, southern Ihdi.
ana and southern Illinois contain priv.
'ipaI portion of these inoipient rebels,
whose leaders 0nIy await disaster to
national arms to give signal for revolt
CINCINNATI, April 90 Gen. stoneman
passed through Indianapolis yesterday
Tor the front. Indiana recruits being,
rapidly hurried to the front.
.BALTIEoRE, April 22.-Amerjcan bas
special advices from Norfolk that steam.
"r had arrived from New Orleans via
Moorehead city, and was taken possess
SION Of to bring dispatches to Gen. But.
Ter. The Captain reported that q rahsI
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Sss -
u = i, !. u xrsg- PRINTING

l. - - IS IS sS4s-s sps : =
sUflI.. S.-No. 2.
-. - ,,saaan w - tss,osu th~ UT-
Y ssr nIfsaeeurs. III
4 eznaan. u. !. Indian Agent for
Il. poasa lndiaas in Dakota. arrived in
-. y5srssay From him We learn
80 mes.rs. Gerard. Superintendent.
- Backyard. al smploys OF the Amer.
- u 1 Cssupaay. sisger. Harper aud
I n, So arriyed =. Fl. Randall on Sun
RI lxh iAst- from e. Bsrthoid, six on.
hundred nailss above which place
IIsfs 81 the 9Th inst. For. Bersh-
ene III tl,s American Fur cesnpa-
ssdjna poets. and is on the east
of shs aGsMsafi. Il l. . stockade
IL 1ns hilpdssd feet Square, The
eIlistesn CT high withsbaseions
81 - Il 5ss none Of which
k poundsF sether a three
"a kEzn The lsss has been hssa
~ fall by swslvs men, six Of
a,s in the employ Of the company.
other six persons were from the
S55s.6tsss.,s vWt.o made the attempt ID
~ 1evn DE river last year, bat could
" 10 farther than that place, and were
oupeIssd to winter there. Around the
oFeausa near 1t there have been s.verai
akdfsd friendly indians sneamped' of
Res. .lirosyehfres and Mandans.-
s5ssosts tfss = On the west side, there
sll,ss u fifteen hundred
~ soax. Yanktonais,
.sAs euf sahsses; tsasetisfns about
lsen fhonsand souls and including
s1abIs nss fess than s50o warriors =
sess sar fhsy are coming down sixty
q ~ d ..sss.gs /, a. E.nmar.nIi Et CLARK
The Union. [volume] (Georgetown, Del.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-15
THE HERO'S MOTHER.

With what quick throngng hopes, what wishes wild
The mother gazing ON her iirst-born son,
Dreams o. glorious future for her child;
A al Of triump ph for the race begunl
The worlds saviour lies in quiet sleep,
Clasped t. a heart that knows no fear or care;
Upward those little feet their way shall keep,
Nor sin sorrow taint the mountain air.
Oh. weeping mother of that island home!
That home so beautiful so de.oate! [come
All that thou couldst have dreamed prayed is
All that thou couldst have asked is given by fats
Wouldst thou the heros crown tn martyrs palm
The sanity aureole, loves mytle wreath?
All rest with that brave hand that brow whose calm
Told of the steadfast faith that dwelt beneath
He sleeps with those he loved and died to save
Oh land of youthful heroes! Hads. thou known
A purer sacrifice? nobler grave?
heart more singly true, NOR. thine own?
Ah not in vain thy children die for thee
Youth, beauty, genius in the gulf are cast
That ynwns before the footsteps of The irco
And the best sacrifice is still the last.
Oh. mother Of the soldier of the cross!
Weep not with bitter tears thy iallon son;
Let faith and pc shed Ia lance thy loss,
And wait the Future that his blood has
The Union. [volume] (Georgetown, Del.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-15
SeltGt Tale.
THE ADVERTISEMENTS.

The newsboy, in his usual round, left
the daily paper at Mr.. Masons. Kitty
was alone in the sitting room, father had
gone away, and mother was busy in her
own room so Kitty had the paper all to
herself-a rare occurrence; for, so great
was the anxiety to get the news, that the
paper was cut into parts that more might
read at a time. Now she dropped her
sewing, leaned back in her chair, and de-
voted herself 80 the perusal of it. First
the headings I'll from Washing
tonp ''Gen. Mc'Clellan's operations on
the Psninsua-Retels recannoitering,
etc, etc., then letters from ''our own
correspondents )" then the Editorials :
she stopped then to think over what she
had rea /, and her mind wandered off to
the Sunny South" where was her SOL
dier brother-no present anxiety about
him though, as she received a long letter
from him last night; SO she re umed her
reading Matrimonial meets her eye
first "A young gentleman, Of prepos-
sessing appearance, Of god family and
fortune wishes to correspond with some
youn lady, W tn view to matrimony.-
A d es', in sincerity, Leonidas, Box No.,
Post office"
Bah !" said Kitty to herself, after run
ming it over, II guess it is IN sinceriy-
l presume, though, the writer will have
scores Of answers and applications for the
honor of his hand, over which he will
make merry l wish could punish the
audacity Of such fellows. Anidea strikes
me---ah, that's the very thing" And
the little gypsy sprang up and ran off to
her room, putting her curly head in at
her mothers door on the way; "No one
killed or woun led in this mornings paper,
m ther."
TIL It afternoon Kitty sailed out to
make ONE calls. She took the Post office
in her way; Fortunately for her no one
WIS in but the Postmaster, an old friend
o tAe family.
Here letter to mail, Mr.. Jamison. p
He gancel at the sup ,rscription-Le-
onidas, Box No. =, Post office. "What
does this mean, Kitty p
ooh, mischief, Isuppose,' said the gay
little thing. ''And, Mr.. Jamison, when
you stamp it, put the stamp on very light
", and give it little skew, will you not
please for [ do not want my friend
Leonidas to know where am 2"
Mr. Jamison could not resist her be-
witching look, and he promised. Kitty
then went her way rejoicing, and made
some of her dear five hundred-no, she
had not as many friends as that, but made
some Of her friends by calling on them.
In an elegantly furnished room in the
cty $ It gentleman, young and handsome
Morris, said Frank Lucas, '.I'm going
to have some fun
''Ah that's something unusual for you. y
'Well, mean to have II new kind Of
fun. Pm going to advertise in the papers
for wife; going to lay it down strong
about prepossessing appearances You
know the style, and see how many answers
IwH get from silly girls. I'll not be
selfish, either but you may help me reac
the letters"
al wish neither part or lot in the mat
ter, Frank and think it wrong in yot
to trihe SC" said Harry Morris. "To be
sare, some will understand yosr advertise
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geli9iuu, 9torals, gette gettres.
[ Written for the Union.1
WINTER.
BY COUSIN WILLIE.

by COUSIN lille.
Season succeeds season, and the mildness
of the temperature of each, is various.-
Springs gentle showers moisten the mother
earth, while the sun warns it, and sprouts
the little seed, and rcars the tender plant.-
Summer brings forth its blossoms beautiful
and fragrant, while Autumn brings the yell
low leaves to the.earth to create fresh nourish-
ment for the coming year; and Winter, like
Death, the feli-Destroyer, brings desolation
to flowers, and covers all in a white winding
sheet, very appropriate emblem of Nature 5
Death. The earth is frozen, the ice make in
the ponds, and grow thick and hard as solid
rock. Youth always ready for sport, buckles
on his skates and hastens forward to try his
skillfulness on the CLASSY surface, and keeps
himself warm with his exertion; or either
with sled in hand, finds steep declivity, and
amuses himself by sliding down the hill, and
then drawing it after him to start again,
while he whistles, s.
Down, down the hill how swift we go,
Der tho ice and Ger the snow.
Hurrah my boy, I'm going down t 4.
.H While you toll up, but never frown,
You'll reach the top while up 60,
Toiling over the ice and snow,
But old age shrinks from the chilling blast,
and draws his easy chair nearer tho glowing
FIRE upos the hearth, shiyering when the lsass
The Union. [volume] (Georgetown, Del.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-15
Cite farmer's department.


Does the sap which enters the roots of
tree 60 into the general circulation? or does
each root-branch furnish nutriment to a cor
responding portion of the loss-the two mu-
tually acting upon and sympathizing with
each other?
In my orchard are three apple trees, stand
ing in wettish ground, rapidly descending on
grass, on the other gradually rising to dry
and warm soils. On the wet side the limbs
have been dying until full one-half Of the top
of each tree has been removed, while the up
hill side Of each top remains healthy and bore
a good crop of fruit this season. Now if the
acid is poison, drawn in by the roots dipping
into the mud, and has deem carrie d into the
general circulation, why not the whole tree
de2
Mules IN CENTRAL ANERIcA,-Une of the
most striking characteristics of the mule is
his aversion to the ass, and the pride he takes
in his relationship to the horse which in
stinest are met by obtrusiveness in the ass,
and by indifference in the horse. If an ass
at any time-urged by the vanity peculiar
to its race as related to thO mule-happen:
to fall in with drove of mules, he will, in
al probability, be kicked and lamed by hi,
proud relatives. A horse, on the contrary
takes a distinguished position in a drove o
mules. The latter crowd around him, anG
follow his movements, exhibiting a violent
jealousy. each trying to stand nearest hi
hiRh-bred relative. This instinct is employees