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EAsEIBA EHROUeH, for Erie, Buffalo Boseoa. Usw
AorkI Hartford, aud Ntlloushby, Painesviils aa1o.
Va AstabUia and COuneaut, closes st as A ~ "
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sons Rev YORK and Hartford, closes at 2.S0 p II
kAsTEAs WAf, ior an points between OlsTalaEd and
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A4a MllWaukee, closes 1t 500 P. n.
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Depuqcss 81 Joseph and Cairo closes IS 6.Og P, II
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MORNING LEADER.
DragOOn's Song.
From the Spirit Of the Fair.


side,
King king go the roweIs as onward ride;
And all my bright harness is living and speaks,
And under my horse shoe the frosty ground
creaks
wave my buff glove to the girl whom love,
Then JOIN my dark squadron and forward lmove.
The foe, all secure, has laid down by his gun;
III open his eyelds before the bright sun.
! burst on his pickets, they scatter, they fly;
Too late they aWaken-tis only to die.
Nov the torch to their camp; III make it a lamp,
As back to my quarters so slowly tramp.
Kiss, kiss me, my darling your lover is here
Nay, kiss Of the smoke-stains; keep back the
bright tear;
Keep back that bright tear till the day when
come,
To the low-waiIng fife and the deep muffied
drum,
With bullet half through the bosom so true.
To die, as ought, for my country and you.
GEORoE II. BOKER.
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- 1854.
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AEliGAk.


AFTER ALL CTHER TREATMMNT FAILS
DR. A. GIBSON.
gormsrty OF New York City, will nay one buDdrad
dollars for the proof that he ever is TO cure the
above named diseases. Be will pay the same ann tor
the proof that any other Pbysiriar in fbs fT11tte
States treats the same diseases ith equal sncoeeJ
After many years OF lsboriOus study and expert
enoe, Dr. GIBSON is happy in being able 70 announce
70 the thai he has perfected system Of
treatment for
Tbs SPEEDY And PERhLA6ERT UURs
Of the above and also all contagious diseases o. tne
REPRODUCTIVE ORGANS, with all bad eaects arisipg
therefroms including general
DEBILITY OF NERVOUS PROsThATIUE.
de has sueceedad in curing ia TINS CITY some
sty LED PHYSICIANS, who treat All priSste
maladies With success. and without receiving tie
least particle u be1enI
Dr. GIBSON Goes uor coast tuat he Is a member
some Doless u Llonuon or Paris, as perhaps som
osLels ~ " she purpose ol ehsnsrins Eh9 tnnccent
sA VIC ned out great expectations to be real
fZsd. hut WnRt Dr. G. might boast OF Il this shat be
Is ale 70 give entire satisfaction TO those who re-
Pose cOnn0ence In his ability and integrity and thRt
0e nas perfected American system Of treatment
which challenges any Physician oS London or Paris
q any parent medicine to equal Tor the radical cnra
OF seminal weakness, and all diseases or deranQe-
ments, both mental and physical srising from seS-
DR.. GIBSON also claims for mis- new trsstmeu4 tha
following advantages ever all OTHERS yet discovered
and rsT the agents used are in no respect isagrees
Dle; he rohcB OF the derk ages such as Msr-
euTy5 noc any otAsr deleterioGs drug; secondly, no
his treatment is poBitive and certain in all cases He
stands prepared to go into any public private hos
PItai 10 the CD4ed states and demoLstrats the in
Hisnso supsrl1rlly OF hiB neS treatment over any
other now known to the wOrld in point Of prompt
ness, PeraneneYs mildnsss, safety and conyenisnoe
to the patient.
Ut. GIBSON Is permanently located IN Cleveland
and has during the past give years performed nauy
cures o. diseases which Ind for years resisted all othsr
modes OF treatment. References can De Evan TO m.
y1dOa oi the hrst respectablity in Cleveland Bos-
integrity In all professional transactions Dyspepgls
haeulnstlsmi ScTofulas sod all chronic diseases
treated with superior EuecGbs.
- Medicines saat 10 any psrt o Ebe oouotrv IN
receipt OF ten dollars.
DR.. GIHs0R's NeW Work hysi Tor E,Ie AT
bis once. =
De- 3IBH0H
= AJSsss5os % lA2OFacFATHz kKD hHDIoIuH.
Uihce-ll9 SeneG2 Street, few dcorB from SEperioF
up stairb, opposite the City Hotel.
Once heurs trsm 9 70 70 and from Ito 5 o'olook
daily (Sundaya sxceFted.J .-I- :
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MauSsetsrsr Of sAirt. a.d OoHers.
THE POET ON A TRAIN /;

NSe-fN-N'S-SsA
CHAPTER IX-THE KISS IN FHE DARK.
After EaitiDe six long nourB,
And with hunger almost dead
New cams that the track was mendedr
And the train soon went ahead;
soon We passed place called JOhnstoVus
Filled with iron fopndrteE.
Whegs the people all were working
Like a lot Of DDEy bees
Then we came to "A great tunnel;
Near me sat pr tty mis-,
Ane when ali was dark midnight,
QUICK from her stole Kiss
"Uh,+ she cried, the people shouted,
And before we reached tbs light
was Deering through the window,
In NY seat again al right.
After passing tho great tunnel
To q place we quickly came
Upon the highest mountain top,
And Gre son 10 its name;
Many people in the sumner
To this pleasant spot repair
To enjoy iis coOiing waters
And Its pure, fresh mOcR tain air,
At Altoona we took breakfast,
...- II was one JcIJck or more
Such q lot # aungry mortals
nB'er laid eyes On bsfote;
All the good things on th5 table
In short time did disapsar;
hLd they all shouiag wildly
Quickly bring more breakis3t here"
When 1 wont topsy for breakfast,
Said the lAEdl0TG--'' We must charge
YOu lust dOub price Cor break tssL,
For your mouth 80 aGini lsrEo."
" don't ses II, sAtd dear sir;
But lust charge itifyon viii,
And while you Are abOat 1t,
Send 10 Uncle Sa the BILL"
Notice u DRAFTED men and others in the service oi
Uncle BAm, and all in want OF Rubosr Bisu cts,
Rubber Coats Legeins, Cashmere and hanUel shir.s
Military ploLnlng Of any and every dissertation End
fine Olozhing iOr spring aud summer wear. We
have nov the largest stvch in the OiIy, which we
will soil 1T The very lowest pficss.
Issso Z. Issas's Un4on Ealls
Sole gent for the sale Of Singers Celebrated Sc Rlns
haChines, hJcrr's Autcmstsn PressmAl and
6trung Patelt sruly Bed-Truns,
corner Superior and q HiCn stB
6Es- Look out for the Giants 90 mav3B
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D 3 N 0 "a L.

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IL consequence OF his increasing busiaess we'll
with view of supplying, 10 connection Herewith,
q full and cOmplete ass0rt nent OF
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An original poem BY TepnysOn is said
to be in preparation for the "Atlantic
Monthly"
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CURE THAT LOATasOME MALADY.

DE-. GooDALEs's OATARRH REHEDT.-It penstrates
10 the very seat Of this terrible Disease and EXTERN
tnata It, root and branch forever DR.. GoOdale ia the
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The Eucc, which has attended the use Of this
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eto
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FOk THE
Arrival and OgOslRg Of naaLs
AT THE
CLEVELAND POST OFFIOR

@--4-AAfO = <CA ~ - @SA1
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Hunnewelrs Standard PFeparatiORs.-
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justly celeb Hted aud standard preparations of un-
bounded reputation In ssw England, profess only
what they are Femsdes Tor, and are tor sale By ali
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The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-03-17
The Aspjrius egrO.

Under the teachings of the Tribune, the
colored people are beginning to put on irs."
In the Ang1o-African of this week we find
a sharp attack upon Elizur Wright, a Bos-
ton abolitionist, because he presumes to say
that the negro has not so much virility as
the whites The editor goes on to show
that the colored race in this country doubles
every twenty-five years, while it takes
th rty years for the whites even with the
aid of emigration, to double their numbers.
But h ear how this darkey editor talks:
No, friend Wright, you need not disturb
Yourself about the black man, in these
United States; he has good standing color,
and an abundance of endurance; just brush
some of those knotty cobwebs from your
brain and look at him; tall, brawny, we'll
lined, sound Drained as God made him, a
man and a brother. You sharp-nosed,
hatchet- faced, lank-haired people, aided by
science and the "bub" have vainly tried to
crush the manhood out of him, and failed;
do give up; you cannot lie him out OF his
manhood. He is better ian and citizen
than you or your race lever dare be-" uD-
der any circumstances, in all china tes; if not,
why do you cut down lis equal chances?-
WHY shut your eyes to facts? Bluff Bon
Butler, the other day, started on a forced
march of somo two or three days. He had
two white and two black regiments of in
fantry. 1t was in climate moreover, fav-
orable to the whites" How was It when
they arrived there? One half the white SOL
diers had struggled, exhausted, on the road
every black soldier answered to his name
at roll-cail 'Pshaw! Don't "fool" any
longer. If you want this rebellion wiped
out take three hundred thousand of your
blacks; give US Ben Butler or let US go
alone, and in sixty days the South shall be
wipe d out.
This is decidedly rich. The dsrkies now
claim, it seems, to be healthier, sounder,
brighter race than their New England ad-
mrers. These last are pronounced 'sharp.
| nosed, hatchet-faced, and lauk-haired;'
while the negro is tall, brawny, we'll limb
ed and sound-brained." Negro equality /.
no longer the doctrine; iE is now negro
superiority.
And is it not little degrading for the
niger to acknowledge brotherhood with
the ''sbarp-nosed, hatchet- faced. lank'
haired" Yankse?--Mss0 Chester Je5Sr'o"'o"
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VOLUME 2 NUMBER S9
Negro Bravery.


The Abolition papers have been in eesta-
cies over the foolish stories told about the
bravery of the negroes at Port Hudson. OF
course, the story was all false, for it Is sim
pie nonsense to talk of negro bravery. In
any fair fight one thousand white men
would easily whip ten or twenty thousand
negroes, perhaps more; but Just now we
have fair sample of the reliance to be
placed on these proteses of the Abolitionists.
The recent expedition which Lincoln sent
to Florida in order to set up ta one-tenth
State" has come to grief. The aud acious
Floridiaus refused to be "conciliated. - and
instead of approaching the amiable Joke of
the amnesty Proclamation" they actually
attacked the benevolent party of white men
and niggers who were carrying the Lincoln
boon to rhem. Silly people, to be 50 res
gardless of their own best interestsI But
to the point. An officer of a Rhode Island
battery, writing home, makes the following
revelation. He says:
"We went in with four pieces, fifty hor.
ses, eighty-two men, and foul officers, viz:
Captain Fl. Lieutenant Myrick, Lieutenant
Doyle and myself. In twenty minutes we
lost forty-four men, forty horses, two pieces
and four officers, when we managed to get
off with what littla there was left. It was
our misfortune to have for support q negro
our pieces. The fight lasted three hours,
when finding bis army so much cut up, the
General ordered a retreat"
This was sharp work. "Forty. -four men
and four officers in twenty minutes" is over
two per minute, and those forty-eight bravs
men, it seems, fell victims to the negro
policy of Lincoln & Co. Since the time
that Major Dade and his companions were
led in am bush by the Indians in Floridas
there has been no such record of slaughter
in our history as in this ''one-tenth'' expe-
dtion of Lincoln's to get another State for
the manufacture of bogus votes. When
will the deluded followers Of Abolitiouism
be satisfied that they are following a phan-
tom, which can only lead them into sorrow
and their country into ruin? In attempting
to carry out an impossible and unnatural
theory they will sacrifice thousands and
tens of thousands of their own race, and, in
the end, matters will be just as they were
when they commemorative negro will be-
a negro and the white man a white man.
We trust we shall hear no more about negro
bravery after this Florida failure.
Neeo York Day-Book.
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FanatfcISm.

Il Is q common pretense of the negro!
worshiping fanatics of the day, that God
has interposed his strong arm TO deliver the
nigger from slavery. Some are so utterly
deiuded, perhaps, as really to believe that
this is so, and yet contrive to keep out of
the lunatic asylum. But the authors of the
blasphemous proposition, have set 1t up to-
shield themselves frc m the indignation of
the people whom they have ruined. The
massacre of St. Bartholomew was justified
by the same convenient. devilish Jesuitism,
and with more plausibility. If God Is the
author of this war for the purpose of liberst-4
ing the niggers, who was the author of the
enslavement of the niggets? How shall we
decide between God and man? IF we are
to believe that God is the author of this
cruel, relentless, and devastating war-this
war upon virtue, morality, and religions
this war upon the homes, and hopss, and
hearts, of women and children. and tremb-
ling age-if He is the author of all this, per~
haps it was the Prince of the Power of
Darkness who brought the negro out of be-
nighted, barbarous Africa, and placed him :
in the only way possible, in contact with
American civilization, and the light and
liberty of the gospel. All that the negro
is above the gorilla, he owes to slavery
He was found boring his head into the
feasting upon the scorched flesh, and drink
ing the warm blood of his brother; he was
found slave where slaves were victims
where their blood was drained for the gods,
and their skulls used for pavements-hs
was rescued from all this, and from the
heather land where the mother forgets her
offspring sooner than the tigress, and made
what he is, as we have already said, by
slavery! Is this the work of the Devil?-
And are we now to believe that God Is
putting forth his arm to scourge the South
with blood; and tears, and desolation, for
her part in the business? Are Southern
men of to-day more guilty than their faith
ers? Who gave America her independence
and unexampled prosperity for so many
blessed years, with slavery? Why did not
the Savior of men declaim against the
slavery of his time, and warn mankind
against it? Let those who are so ready to
shield themselves from crime by Insulting
heaven, answer US these questions, and ex-
plain to US why the North should be requir-
ed to pay so large proportion of the pen-
atty for Southern wickedness2 Why should
SO much northern blood aud treasure be
sacrificed to avenge the sins of others?-
| Has God stirred up the hearts of this poo
pie to the savage cruelty of war. and heap
ed so much sorrow upon the Innocent, III
order to curse a few millions Of semi-baf-
barous negroec. with more freedom than
they are fitted to enjoy? And then, for-
sooth, abandon them to perish OF coid' num-
ger, and neglect-in contraband camps, or
BY the way side? And, 6naliyt We would
ask. looking around us upon all the mani
fold evidences of irreligion, decentralization
and depravity, If God is the author of this
war upon Slavery, who is responsible for
the warfare upon His Kingdom?-Do ytOI
Empire.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-03-17
oThey went into the Mount of Olives"

They went into the Mount of Olives
There's something sweet in the scenes of gloon
To hearts ofjoy bereft,
When hope has withered in its bloom,
When friends are going to the tomb,
Or in the tomb are left.
'Tis night-a lovely highland loi
Like men in vision seen,
The Savior and his brethren GO,
Silent and sorrowful and slow,
Led by Heavens lamp serene.
From Salem's height, DER Kedronis stream,
To olivet's dark steep,
There, DER past joys, gone like dream,
Der fIture woes the present seem
In solitude to weep.
Heaven on their earthly hopes has frowned,
Their dreams of thrones have fed;
The table that his love hath crowned,
They ne'or again shall gather round,
With Jesus at their head.
Blast not, o Godl this hope of ours
The hope of sins forgiven;
And when our friends the grave devours,
When all the world around US lowers,
Wen look from earth to Heaven.