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CONSTITUTIONS WATER
and We have as much confidence that IL spee!ncA
say ass cured aves1 case II Tslch ii has 5es
Stone In tho Bladder, Calculus
Gravel, Brick Dust Deposit,
and Mucous or Milky
Discharges after
Urinatlng.
b. eatissly sq1ea Sy ths Constitution Wetef. fass
Tor AnJ length Of tins.
In Dysmenorrhoa, Or Painful Nerstruat1ss.
and Mene7hast1, Of Profnse Flowing.
sssa .:nk e ca eDs @ q
accompanied BY severe pain, and ths other toowo
{ass tsfS,se1 VII bs speedily cured By
T6at a.ssse fsoEn a. EALSa = pF r: THE W14s
fslHa sx:a {. u
&EeSs5 IL p ~. 1 oe b b21 =
snota1 81 m sa's g 4P:5 sssS a
NeFvousness. v6eh word eayaf, ap naeb isao1aass
and IN cases out Of tan, the doctor does not rcN
=; ssss.s z y
here. speak more RazacalaFly q coid Feet Paioif1
ssns. u aes' zs,'i:aas. I'D ssss
SUPPRESSED hEMsTRuATI0u
Nhtsa u e ;S1asst nax'st. tn
E1a7e and danEeEous ma!adies ~ TIE resnlt; and =
t. ths patient gradually Loses hsE sp2ea:a " noEsA
os 20 assIy ed SsE saseeT. '' "na
Irritation af the Neck Of the Bladder, Inekn
natlon Of the Kldnf1s, Catarrh .: =
the Bladder, Stranguary ans
Burning, OF PalnfaI
Irinatlus.
.1d t,o nsa maeS caanot 4 BE- sid h is pfsiss.
dose hae been known to roeva tho most urgent syMp
Ars yon troubled with that distressing pa3n In tus
tman Ct the back and thr9pxh the hips?, teasPeaS
AH44AtA%AN1A
uSE1c.
PHYSICIANS
Haye long since given up the use Of buthu, ouna1R
and pniper In the treatment Of these dseRse1, IN,
only rse thezo for the want Of better remedy.
CONSTITUTION WATER
Has proved ttself equal to the taak that haa de7o7
upontt
DICHETIES
1rrate and d1ench the kidneys, and By consta1s MI
noon Iesd to chronic degeneration and confirmed di1
ea3e-
Read! Read!! Read II!
u,Hx 4. aA1Ga-Dear 81: In February, 1s6l,
Waa AFFECTED w!ta suG6. diabetes, and for tive month
| Ipa5sel mora than Two gallons OF water IN twentl
four hours vas Obliged 70 get up a. often "a ten
twelve tines dn1inE ne night, aEd in dve months
Of july 16i, prosnred two bot.lea Of Conssitatto
Water and ID TWO days aftsr using It I experience
reiief. md attar taGae two cottle1 vss enttros
| ~~TaS-rrnu sf<AP .fFAtciEG M E&ua1 KpQ.4 health
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DAETE1I. R8, JC7a 4 1sd7.
ux Ex Il. aA1GR-Dear Hl.: In February. 1a1, !
wsa aicted WITH suga. diabetes, and for ave month";
Ipassed more than tWo gallons Of water N twentr
twelve tines dnrtnK the night and In dVa months
lost about any pou3ds IN We1Rht. During tho month
Water, sod n two days aftsr rAnK It e1pes1eaced
relief. and Afte1 taLd2T two BOTTLES yss entirely
Yq1-1 truly, J. Fs1s OH Wf1z.
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c, z, METZNER's APPOISTMEN rs.
Oftawa. IaSuIle county October 20.
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c, z. MErZNER's APPoISTMEN rs.
Kewauee, Henry county. October ~.
Ottawa, IasaIe county October 20.
JOHN ]. BENEFITS APPOINTMENTS.
Ton'oa sts5k Co; r. s,asG, Monday, 9ss ost
Hcnrenin' Putnam c.. Wednesday, Oct Is.
Lacon. Marshal .Thgseaay, Qct. 2.
4. 7. STONES APPOINTMENTS.
h. T. Stone, recently from Louisiana, viii speak
as follows:
pbnuix, Wednesday afternoon, Oct 10Th.
4Hinbon. .Thutsda, eysa.ng. oet. sMa' 1
kewsnee' ks'sa :sitnrda; evening, % ost I'd.
noy ANsoS 8. MlLLER's APPOINTMENTS.
Hon. Anson S. Miller, Presidential Elector. wil
speak at ~. "a
Dcloit, Wed1eSdsy evening" 0et> !; y
1.pa Saturday. Oct. -
naEsne evening. 81 :
Elgin Tng5sday ening esenn 9cs 4
Wsnteoan. Saturday evening. get. g
Mhodsfoci. Monday eventngt Oet. %
sycumorei. ..........:. Wednesdas evening" Nos'
11EUr. GOVERNOR HoFFMANNs NE" AP'
'444 PONTMENTs.
Governor Hoffman will address OUT ossuan
fellow citizens follows, IN the evening: MT .,
e1sf s9s f.saa. ~ e. K;el island Co.
CarliuYille Maeoupin Co ..;;f9ss' ~ Il
Jackeonyille, Morgan Co-.....' m9oS, !d:r Nnv'
Aurorat Zane setao3s' A'3''
GERMAN MASS MEETINGS.
pr. Charles Richie Will address German "Ae'
Meetings rs follows. in the evening: ~. =.
Macootae, q: Ean x, ~ - Thureday. Oct. 2
Eeted7, Mafnlls1vnn ~ .Frfday. Oct. 2
Waterloo, Mon5oe ~. .Rat1,rdoY. Oct 3
Red Bud. Eanoolpn w. 'TursdaT, Oct. 3
Carlyle. Cinton C0.'''''''' Wednesday. Oct: 2
Ceptralsh, Aaf1on T. -: FrdaY, Oct.
CatlDvile. MSEoup.n Monday, Oct s
JaeksonE11e, MaIfau Wednesday, Nov.
Meta@osrs, Ms Woodford Co.......: :Thursd.y, N?v, :.
Iirnt Governor Hoffman will be pfesenl
several OF the above meetings.
HON. n, MoULToNs APPOINTMENT.
| N..toon Wednesday, Oct.
L .a..a1,, nnraYiad the fEhf4
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are that the rebel cavalry force IN tie valley
broken Up oea ~ hum
@ ane ,;annere all It's eurs, save one, all its
aIea pE,atian pa.sati and ali its noastsd prestige.
n s1eriasna b1sf pat bI mt
rt esvsls .ing nss: he has de-
isssd reRy yneess H. sss & slssy aad ei H.
tnrea tn'fS.e, n, EsT1e,a army loss estimated ut
inily Twelve thousand men.
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beloved Of Edward aud cahaaae Mcdonnell. aged I
years, mooths aud IL dsys
ns 4s s aa che css"% rs
ro9s i5s snS sssd " yss , ar. se.eu .asea 4. AZ
teas The funeral (Tuesia Al e.egca ococs.
from her late residence, No ios First ayesee - -.
Phiia tepha, Toronto Gu. CD and county Uooas Ore
osDis'-Ai RocSes.es. % SUNDAY February q. JAnTs
g. W. oeDAN, Of the late tsssc q osaea 1sf' OF ms
PAs&Ea.-Ia -Trookl, u. on SUNDAY, febfua, wni,n
second son oil Thomas aud mara rste' ase' s'e"~ .'
abe funeral take this gassssyi sassneen At
two O'Clock from the esiae"oe OF nis
Ross In Washington g: At Ksorams oeser,, Hcs
koas late az Company 4 Sixth New rerN Nolantecr cavs
q ss sa psp ssq ds ss Ip
saIra--Oa Sunday. febrl airy g. Mrs NARY widow OF
Ceased nstise o. the parish Street county Gssasst
farewell farewell dear mother thy ssaeriass now arc
And thou arr meet thy Jesus o. that bright aud
Where All Is ioy and happiness There meeting il
viii follow In thy footsteps which viii lead to
The relatives and rienas OF the family those Of
attend the funeral from her late residence No ia East
Broadway ths us, ay, s,ernSoa At one setSsS a,
Notice OF funeral hereafter e 90 20
TAYLOR. -On Monday, February ~ SieAa ANs TAYLOR.
Friends relatives invited 10 attend the funeral,
from ls2 West Thirty sixth street, on wednesday afternoon
VAN DEN Buncn-In Jersey City on Monday mcrniae
February 20 cARoLiSK STEWART VAN Dsr Bysca aged ~
Tie funeral win take place this Toesday, afternoon ct
washington H. Williams o Ere stree. jersey cy
WILLIAMS AT ROCKY Hi on Sunday, February - JoHN
The reiatics Of the tssy are .svea 70 at
tend the funsra rom The residence Of MS soS'a Ia.
without further Invita- on.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married..

=, EcwIsosyWs Brooklyn on Tuesday February %,
W the Rev Newton Heston assisted by the James
Hdwerds, JoHs 8. EDwARps OF New York. TO Miss ELIZA
q. daughter OF the late Frederick T. West of Brooklyn
JotEA-HoPKtSA-At Pot Richmond Staten Island, on
sipday Fepruay - by Reg James Brownlee Mr. OLIVER
Il. JorEs, 10 Mss SAgtH r. HorKfSs.
Monday. February a. in the Re-
feeq Presbyterian church, West Twelfth street, by the
FlcSgt-HuaBrar-OnW "Wednesday evening, June "a 1888
q de keF y Greenleai, Mr. CHAnrEs L. PICKET " Mss
Afsts NJ. BuABERf, both of Brooklyn.
i PIuKgrt-LE LEH--In Chelsea, Mass, on Wednesday
February "a. by Rev Charles n Leonard BYRo NJ PICK.
10 kLlA LEFLEH. both Of New fork city.
Rossrrs-MAcsEr.-On Scnday. February IS. by Rev W.
u Pen dteton Mr.. II. Z. RysERFs Miss GEoRGfAyA
Macct daughter OF william Msekey. all Of this city.
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AyIBLO's GARDEN. GONNA. 49, Sasticv
BR iIisis NJ TRIUMPH AND pEoiDRD 40 'ohss
Second nishl O ne ensagemens Of ro,,,.a
NEW Works. FhvoRfrE rRiNA DONNA.
RENOWNED EEoLiSH OPERA rRouPE
NJ EDWARD BE0UlN Baritone
(Son OF the late celebrated basso OF tha uaue)
br W D. BILL. Principal Tenor .1,, g.
Mr. n. PEAKES, Basso -
Mrs Arm OLD. seconds Donna
MRS Is d HARDY, oontrsio
Mira w. ). HlLL
IRCHEhaBD ORCHESTRA r..~ -,.oro,
PERFECr s0BKERY AND APPolkTMtkfs
CONDUCTOR ~. HARVEY r. pODWohTH Isl
TUESDAY EyENIN0 second time OF Adophc hdams'
celebrated Comic Opera. IA three acs,
THE pUSTILLI0k DIS L0kJUMEAu,
with all tho Original Music
Cnapeion, /. $50. MI w. j. Hiu
Biou M. Edward Saguin
Ms,uus de Courccg Mr. Peter Richiuga
ip xorIyF PREpARATIoN.
DuEIIETTI,S 6lNDA OF CHAkUUNTX.
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DANCING ACADEMIES.
1JEooEEs DANCING ACADEMY, ssi BRooNE at -
ID NEW CLASS FOR TUESDAY.
All the fashlvnsb ranees IN OF lessons
LAI,Iks nee Tuesdays and Friday. from sneP.m
GENTLEMEN. Tuesdays and FRIDAYS. IN 10 10Y r. NJ,
CHfLDIEN wedne siav ami saturfays. p. ".
LADl Is Prinsry Glasses instructed ~ Mrs Brookes
1BE SCHOOL rs OPEN ALL THE YEAR
s0fRgE EVERY WEDNESDAY EVENING.
DALLETMAsTER DrMARs PRIVATE DANCING
- academy, 81 seventh avenue on Thirteenth street:
Glasses day aud night for ladies' gentlemen aud
Chi feg Kedowa WaS aud sir fashionable Dsucestaught
perfectly Ia sir private u. sons
| II II SEARMEys PRIVATE DAHCfn0 ACADEMY,
= w Fourth avenue near rwentyh street --Clsssee
~ anss sna children al oclocs; Zoe gentlemen a.
c.ucs Classes Formed other private
lver dsy 70 those whSwlss 70 iesru au'skly
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wmsgsy held rather hrmer with sales Of 500 bbls
q SIC SEC Tor State and Western, closing with Sac
asked for che latter -
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M0ffCE.-rHE aTRAA4HIP KANGAROO. or tn 10
hoe VIII sai as extra steamer ca Wednesday March
g. hsa apcnad for few siecrage passcn
nj redured rates in Uaet States currency
!. - JOAN q DALE Agent. 10 Broadwa
SgsAM WEEKLY TO EIvBnPoQl. T0UOHIS0 AT
QaeensOwB CORK Harbort--The Liverpool New
York and Phirsde'pha Steamship Company intead dea-
tciows--
CITY or LONDON Saturday. kagcn
ETNA Saturday March u
CITY on NEW YORK .....,.. :. Saturday February 10
aud eTctv sncceedng asl 4rtsy hon. fcom pier IL North
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Between Prince and Spring stteetA
Opea from 10 A, A. to 10 r.. n Admission IS cents
sIKTEKNIH SUCCESSFUL WEEK
exhibition some Of which re0roas
ciirsnc Asatc and African Lions and Lonesses 3Snsa
mon Bears Poomah Bears young Lions ana Lonesees.
Royal Bcugs Tiger Brazilian Tigers Striped ana Spostee
raiow Dee occlots and Mid Cats Ichneamans. Ant
Eaters japanese Swine. Xix. lamas. Cashmere Goat.
African sacx aud GRAY os.,isses ossricn white Pea
Sorks Eagle MAcaws Gold and Silver Phessans
Ponce ned Cranes Black aud GRAY Wolves roseuns
African Ga American Deer. Gray. Green Blue ana
RED Parrots Australian Brds without namber B ~
mo, Boa Constructors just landed; besides e rmeass
NJ OF animals enumcf Ated IN tn6 lat
TIRE q GRAND PERFORMANCES EVERY DAY.
SrRfCrLY MORAL AND REFINED.
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AsTROLOQ r.

ANTHOLOGY.
A B. MAURICE. REAL SCIENTIFIC AsTaoLossR
IA Il your d esass. yos ~ you'll s. know
He the future VIII uofod
Read from you Ter spJ
E..1a Z: s ss's e s "a ,ss wa va ,,,.,
SO YOU ran. b. simc. care.
MAURICE he e ssss GO ss ros.cs vito
seers,s .,i no yHi ne, ss as% ..s:s W. noao
throasa ,ear Whole ute n csgsia; spssds marsagss ne
se e S.e you @ mary ssa @ n e
band or wife sna shows nseoess repessaeug tie essc,
s :. s &c q s. hss haze
sssIe "a Ss ss,
lie Al hours un eight ia The evening ls6 Beecser
s .D. =. soSRow ss 81.
soon sad often ysr viii marry even thoughts Mage
s1os. ieaes. Of your s'csdsa ba.ooaa and sSsea
rrenas 'ss Lai'~ street, near Hou'oa osa:s no; sd
~ n The uniied s.aies taaa Dr.. L. and Mrs. s. y
III .sss s e a q ss On ss
IRE sss - ~ raens renoss
also Sickness. ,he $50 party w rscoyer ale o. The
amend shss pari Of the BODY |. aseced aud What srsa
and mca,cns. ar oe. adapted The scs persons
o. s q & Also
A BONA yIps AsrssoLosrsg TaAT EVERY ON.
obleci Of yoar vs aud brings success oat OF ns ss:
% aud ssn,ou streets bakery Prc. . cents
pyICg TO THE AFFLfcrED-NADANE pEspAnO's
n female Monthy Pills are the onv medicine married
s Nhs spo . osn es
o. Massme psspsra eean and safe mode o.
Of medicine. do 90 a. one ntervieg Residence iol
sir,h avenue opposite Eighth street
MADAME RAY rs THE BEST CLAIRvoYANr AND
M Asfolosst in this city She tells your very thoughts
ses ncsy nemoss causes speedy marriages omss 2Se
enis; gentlemen ~ cents.
MADAME WALTER THE WORLD RENOWNED FOR
Ivl teller and independent cairy0yant has taken
rooms Al No Greene street corner Of Canal up flights
future with such accuracy that viii ssionish even unbs
iierers.
AIRS. MARION JAMES. INpEPENDgxT CLArRvOy.
M ant I70 Third avenue, seven zenith street. de
votes hersef entirely 20 tracing losses absent friends and
business Affairs generally Assists in
" o. no charge References gveo. Gentlemen not sd
CPIRIrUALIsM. -coLCHEsTER THE celebrated
- Medium, be- consulted all Affairs oy lie past
present and future, At 70 Amiy street.
VINO WOULD NOT 90 WHERE FORTUNE 1890,
w ye, see Miss LLISGrOS, the great English Pro.
suited personsiy BY letter on ali affairs 81 lie snssrn
Ing law suits journeys absent friends love courshp mar
faithful husband Miss w Is the only person in this city
who has the genuine Roman and Arabian ssInaas for
Ire Delay aoi this nauralIy ef,e6 and b~s,ify
young lady Lucky numbers given Highly respectable
city reference IAN be seen Al ioi sirh
1cE BowERY.r-MADANE wIDesR cLAtRvovAvI
lOC end gifted Spanish lady unveils the mysteries Of
futurty. love- marriage absent ends sickness prescrbei
medicine for Oil diseases tells uckY nbers property ios
o. stolen.
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RAILROADS.
u1UDsor RIVER RAlLRoAD.-rRAINs FoR ALsA.
III a.. Troy north aud West, Chambsrs stss
s7 aud 70 and 10 and " 40 r. ~ and On suoSsvs
s9 - from Thirsts srsss Tickets may b. procured
ana 6vookvu and baggage IN "a Il, m 80
q lSe rod ana y ssrascsA spring. "
NTEW YORK HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILROAD =
IN FOR Abaay Troy NDrth sad West leave Twenlv.sis
drss, dspcs 10 4 s.a G = P Y avadas i~a's - 4
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AN ELEgANT ASSORTMENT or PARLOR CHAN.
"A per aud Dining Roo Furniture for sale sacrifice
The subscriber VIII sell tn lots purchasers ill the
Furniture con,ansd In residence lis Wesi third
Suits, Etageres. Mirrors &C. M MiDDLETO TON
E0R sAJE-rHE FURNITURE or A FOUR sroRv
aouse. ~ tosn ROSEWOOD and urahsgany IN good
der. partly new Address Furniture. Herald once.
EURNfTuRE. rURNfruEg.- -THE EsrfRE STOCK OF
tanoe' FURNITURE and Bedding contained In bdNd 'ue
No 40 Pearl street 70 berlossd out before Of April
The baisnce WI be sold al auction the stst OF Mach
Parties 20 patseass viii AID this gooa yppo,s.n
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M s T1s fah sssEfsT or THE UNITED srA4ss


Al srRoPOLirAN FAIR
vi roe THE BENKFIT OF THE UNITED STATES
SANITARY COMMISSION
Tbs Finance Committee appointed the pcrt Of the rise
Department for the Metropolitan Fair beg leave nloe
them for this great national object that those authorized -
contributions In the different companies VIII % tur.
uishei with certificates from this coamtee D6neone
win also be received by etther OF the undersigned VINO WIZ
RDW. D OAREsCHB. Chairman No. Bread street.
CHARLtS McpOUGALL 81 Front street.
e eE2sGIs H Mncf ips - pFTe scS, ss..
aroadE W. LANE, s. trout street.
IN JARMAN, l2o Triton street
Nsw fogK. Feb. 20, 1864.
pErLsvuE HOSPITAL MEDICAL COLLEGE.
re Annual o. as institution VI" axe
On Thursday evening March ;. at o'clock.
Those INTERESTED in medical education and the public
generally are r ohpE e a oP Pea:
Wedding March, Midsumme Night ream Mende ssohu
PRAYER W the fscy. DR.. Beach
Coufer OF Degrees by Prot Isaac e. Taylor tho Pre-
sideEt uf he Faculty.
"a Overture William Tell .,..............,.R ossni
d ADDRESS 70 the Graduates. by Prof Flint
vaedic,org By VIM I. Lusi. Of tie Graduating ciasss
ASdrcss b. aon simeon Draper President 81 Board
Public Charities and Correction. and
OF the Board Of Trustees.
H. Selections from Faust. Gounod
Il Address by Rev. Or. Chaplin of Board ofTrusees
IL Coronation March. Prophe'e ,. r; Msysroeer
The orihss;r, viii be under the direction Of Mr. Carl
sDr Chapns engagements the country. coming very
the day OF the may possibly prevens
bis attendance. positive announcement viii Be made In
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-01

Is MECHANICS, HALL. 4y2 BROADWAY.
hONDAY February 49, aud every night during the week
fourth week of the laugh abls barlesque OF
DAN BRYANT in bis great barc back act
First time OF q new sketch entitled,
TAMlN0 BUTTERFLY
BY Dave Reed Nclse Seymour and Dan. Bryant
THE CHALLENGE DANCE.
tin pan onion. -Four Crows Sally Como Up -
stocks Up Donnybrook Reel, Little Mac's Egsonco .
EXEMPT 3HAKERS OR, PERFECT CUREb
80 SATURDAY EVENING,
BENEFIT or TIE y. g. SANITARY COMMISSION
Doors open al ca; curtain rises al IA Tickets 10 cenS
A CADeMy or MUSIc-THE OPERA.
n RESkRVED SEATS.
IN BALCONY AND PARQURT.
Can CT East zt st. o. Fourth avcauo
MAN, hu3JRGa A CO 8 MENAoEsIE.
I'M GREAT MORAL ExEtBITION
AND E0YPTtAr CARAVAN
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ACHIEVEMENTS.
W'sorahss H SusDRnso AND rosRrH sIaur OF
MR. AND MRS W ,.
FLORENCE
Tom rayiar's great Drama
TBE rIcKEr or LEAVE MAR.
rHE GREAT CAST
az aSteinaiy p0ducedin lmeficA
BOB BRi BkLr. = Lancashire L.d. Mr. W rL0REkoE
gNlLy Sr E.REh0ND. with songs Der
schon.ten Anges" ana Barney o'hsy, .,raa.,cp
JAaBs DALTON al,as DcwneY elss tbs Tiger. -.
HAwKsnAw. DETECTIVES Mr.. HAaAM
nhLIsh AYE NJ, ba \,
er GIBSON Bill Broker .' ..%'' M iiIlD,
8Ah Will oUuHBY a hard case. ....,4, Mrs FLOYD
hAkfBy Lasd.ord Of the 0srdcna 4.s... Mr. r NORRIS
MAY nnWah WITH sons. .........s. Mrs CnAffEan
Doors opcs at OK, Commence Al ~. Carriages may he
ordered alton 2s. -
MshopEE. sss sRoADwAY. 6Os
10 near the Dulcsqoe Opera OF the DUKES MOTTO
Ana w Co'es IN his grand ha,eppa Act
Eng iseneut OF the great Barrtser.
Tho greatest Comic Singer IN sosa.
Non. Solomon the African Camille
Madame Sideli. the Mscking Bird.
the whole Of the
0ices Duets Comic bccDea No Adm ltsncc free Waned-
fresbmepts, costumes furnishea flee. .s
rNaB ROCKY MOUNT AIMS -BIBRaHADI,S Pi0TuRE
L. or the Rocky Mountains Ia now on exhibition ~ the
crsyon Art Gallery 7b5 Broadway corner Eighth street.
ceuls Season ttckets ~ cens tae.
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DARpUa'9 AMERICAN MUSEUM
ID Tom Tayor's great moral dcaml.
THE III GKEr CT LEAVE man,
lOR ONE WEEK AND ONLY ONE.
Mr. GARRISON Comic aud iinpronptg 6ip3es sod
Tyr6eau Whistler. sa.
TaREE ENORMOuS NtANTS
AND THE NOVA SCOTIA GIANT GIRL.
each OVER EIGHT FEET HIGH
TWO ELrLE DWARFS.
re Cosmopolitan EiNG ia years old and 20 high
aud GEN GRANT Jr II years od and y g c high
Wax Figures OF Queen Victoria. Prince and Princess OF
Wses--den Tom Thumb ana wife, Com Mutt and Minnte
warren ii their wedding which they wore ut TINS
Gene ala wedding feb no. 1885,, aud other Cslebr es-rwS
Liyng Prairie ys-aonster tyihon Aud other Mamnom
Sci pen.s Grand Aquar.a-A;tomaton INCONSISTENCIES
Roa and . IL jlon Other Wonders go.
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VOL. XV.-NO. 81
MARCH.

To day the sky is dark with clouds, the air
With mist is heavy and the titful breeze
Sweeps with dirge among the spectral
trees:
There is a gloom of sadness everywhere.
Pa cheS of recent snow lie on the hills:
The streets are full of turbid rivulets,
That murmur to the gutter soft regrets,
And ripple on to join with larger rills.
We looked. We longed, we famished for the
spring.
Ii came but staid not: so we sit and sigh
And call it esrly promise mockery,
Cheating our hearts with selfish murmuring.
Cease. foolish heart. These constant rains
and SHOWS
Nourish the Young grass and spring flowers.
And swell the brown buds on the trees :
these hours
OfsadnesS and of storm are friends hot foes.
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LITTLE SUE.

Pleasant smile and kindly words;
Gentlest eyes of blue;
Carol sweet as summer birds;
Loving little Sue.
Busy fingers all the day,
Willing fingers too;
Footsteps eager to obey:
Useful little Sue.
Ready tears for others woe.
Blessings like the dew;
Whispers falling soft and low:
Thoughtful little Sue.
Trusting heart to Jesus given,
Loving, earnest, true;
Garland bright laid up in Heaven;
Happy little Sue.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-03-18
Victory or Death.

\ good story is told of General Magru-
der. There was review OF division of
troops somewhere in Texas, no matter
where. Many of the troops were new. but
did exceeding well. After the review. the
General had the commissioned officers
formed about him, and made them a
speech, in which he told them that the
troops we're o., the best material he had
ever seen. They had done well, ard it
would be the FAULT of the officers before
HIM if they did not do better. After
touching on various topics connected with
their position, he wound up with the
assurance that it was. his conscientious
conviction that every confederate officer
and soldier who was killed in battle in the
performance of his duty would 90 straight
to heaven.
Among the officers was Lieut. J. W.
Fields, of Eastern Texas, a Methodist
preacher, and withal a gentleman of talent.
a scholar, and Christian. On the next
Sabbath he had his regiment assembled a.
usual for religious services. In his sermon
he spoke as follows:
tenant in the Confederate army. Taat com.
mission entails duties upon me which am
proud to perform, and which shall endeayor
to perform with credit to myself But hold
higher commission than this. 1t is from the
King OF Heaven. And this commission en-
tails upon me the duty to fearlesslv tell the
truth to dying men. You heard what General
Magruder said in his speech the other day. I
oeiieve him to be good soldier; and if we
follow him on the field of battle, assure you
ne Will lead us on to victory. But if we fol-
| to hell" '~ NO
The remark came to the ear of General
Magruder in due course olive will not
say whom. On hearing it he remarked
~ think can remedy the difficulty with
the lieutenant. Tell him if he will follow
me TO death, III discharge him there. ~
Southern paper.