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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-12
THY SAVE ONE HALF TIE FUEL


We have Beads Of Oak Walnut Rosewood Mahogany cd
Enaneled White 10 finish.
References to the be given, application 70
Thousands OF respectable citizens clergyman phys
clans bankers merchants insurance companies, &C. hsa1
the following from The Scientific American
EXEMPTION FROM THE DRAFT
1--WE have heard OF grest di.honorable and
tskeshit. resorted BY individuals avoid drss We
don't blame them kinds Of drafts excessively dsA
srreeable-we don't Uncle Sam at ,is time but the
windy affair thai searches every pore the body in the hops
Of finding some the vital psr o. the franc On
another page our reader. ill find engraving Of patent
Weather Strip which will TO procure them
pton from grous of al ds 81 1.-THE Of the
cost charged by unscrapuous for obtaining exemption
from nlitaryduty.
We know whereof speak in Recommending this inven.
ton for this Wrathcr Strip in in own dwell
ns sud w are satisfied that the present hh prices of fass
il will save enough Ia single Winter 70 PEI the whole az
pcnse Of its application while renders the house much more
comfortable and the time excludes al street dus
which l. annoying houekoeper in windy weather. Ths
illustration and description another explains the con-
,tracou OF the Strip which it viii be- that il IL both
cheap and duTaie Tho entsrpsing inventor NJ browne.
Informed days ago the, he had nearly Gfty
poyed in Lis city alone putting the Weather Ships upoe
dwellings stores, banks and public buildings Ths anohss
Of the Of the little things IN ydsy
when plen.ed they become the Of Immense
o. sns.s'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-12
OF the BOARD of TRUSTREG
rHEDRAL, he'd in the Session.
II, 1864,
JOHN KELLY,
DIMES CARLIE.
PETER OCONSOR.
PATRICK DOLAS,
PATRICK HAGAE.
JOHN W. MCKINLEY,

MICHAEL }. ODUESELf.
NJ JOHN KELLY called % the clsiI, snd JOHN J..
REGAIN was appointed Secretary TIE following resol
were b, M John Kelly aud unanimously adopsd:
Re. ed That tic thanks 81 his Board due, and are
hery rendered the Metropolitan Police Commits SION AID
To Nj John A. kennedy Superintendent q Police for the
in which they have upon All occGsons responded
tho applications Of his Board for Police assistance, and
their willingness all times urn. efficient nu|bes d
men 10 preserve order during important RELIGIOUS services
he Cathedral whenever els. required hnd particularly ~
. extraordinary gathering of people 20 pay ther 70
spec. - the Of deceased AID veaer2ted Arch
bishop.
R,t,g Tast the thanks Of th Board sre due, and are
hereby and-fsd Police Justice Josepi Bowling Daniss
Crppic lnsnc.nr Of Pohre; James Leonard Dsre. IN
,p ,pt Niiam.oD the Fourteenth District and the
o~ers end under their immediate comrand for the EN-
Client orbsurn- and humane IN hct they erfoneo
their ariYou and for the admirable orter pe ed
caied-s uring tie obsequies % sne.sc foshop
as wei a. for che two dsvs previous thereto. . .
ance lnarsd TO Us by lad and gentlemen connected po
the Cathedral and otaer Catholic churches OF tins ey VINO
materially aided IN the performance o. orr duties during ns
pact oek and the press generally for thef Uniform KIDS
nee. and courtesy. -, 1, -
rd in the daily papers and entered IN the minutes OF tso
ul~~tfng.
was moved sud seconded that when we adjourn We -
i,urr 20 meet sdnesdsy evening next ri . O'Clock
IL was moved that We DO nov adjourn. -
JOHN KELLY, Chairman
youS J. RvGAy Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-12

HARLEN July 90 1853.
Ihsvs been deaf Tor orer twenty Eve years and Dr. Won
Esenbers ha, operated both my without the slightest
pain did no, believe such thing could be done now
hear well and fee my head clear ~Lch did not for the ial.
twenty ycars Tie dextcriy aud skin With which ihe opera
on WIS performed eyuces the highest practical s0ly
perfectly III now over month sinc' the oRofan'n
.na continue 70 'eel a. vel Is
l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-12
Gpeeial Noiitss.

The Fourth Ward Union Associatl0n will hold
regulr monthly meeting TUESDAY ENENiNc jan H. Io'4
at Frsnklin Cottage, corner Dover AID Pcarlsts . .,
HENRY q. LEASH, President
WIZ. PsAnR, iS..,.,,-i..
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At special tleetini

Of SAINT PsT8lCK'S CAT
room Of the Board, February
Present, Ncssrs.
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LOCAL AGENTS WANTED
in tie cities OF
BUFFALO, CLEVELAND CINCINNATI ST LOUIS.
CHICAGO, DETROIT, MILWAUKEE,. AND
INTERMEDIATE TOWNS

Sor Circalar, with frce List References, tc, address
PATENT METALLIC WEATHER STRIP COMPANY.
No. ga BROADWAY.
CORNER or BLEECKER-ST..
lFornery Of No 2ls Brodgay Of Ialton ST. n VI
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Browne's
METALLIC WEATHER STRIPS
AND WINDOW BANDS.
TOTALLY ExcLcDx

MADE OF ZINC AND vULcANIzED RUBBER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-12

General Society OF Mechanics md Trades.
MEETING Tor the election Or Ohceis ~ the roo gg'!
for the ensuing year viii b. held At M.chanci haA NO
az Broadvav TT ESDAY, next thc l'th ins'nni al
o'clock D. ~ The polls wil be closed a O'Clock
WILLIAM NORDEN, Secretary
American Institute Fnrmrr-' lub ~, r rrfas y
vrotfv rfsetiu- Fsruers Cluh wv he h't i'bAi
ussisy) jan ~ O'Clock IT the Of the institute 10
VIZ w JOHN W CHAMBERS Sec
A solemn Requiem Mass tao,lrta grand = y, De
,i~~d ~ the rsposr Of ti- sor o. the Isle Most Row
Archbishop Hughes AZ tie church - Francis Asirf iolb r'
on I'm RsDAY MORNING. Jan. Il. - 10 clock
Frederick Douglass on The Mission o. tnr " ar,
evening ian. - oec pAt
tirusrr under head Of 'Apiusef'.i's-
Porkrt-Bonk Fouud.-h POCKET-BOOK. con.
tanning Gold Breast Pin and SEASON Iose for
skntnr Pond with the Q! Miss Leland upon H.
fund In on. &. the small the 6hay sArt RDAf.
Tn o.. cr can the property BY calling Mf BuhOAi
al The Tribune Olcc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-12

FogR's Lever Sknfe Bnckics.
Nsuufnt ed and for shie STRAPS, ~ wholcsie py
- STEVENS We. Yl5 P-iglst. New YORK.
aud No. u KilbysL, Boston, mssa
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-04-27
Free Debate Ii Congress.
AsRrsY April ia. 1864.


Whaf euTions aud suicidal doeifins is
rha, which the radical majority In Congress
led by fhe Speaker, are ebdeayoring now
10 force on ihe counlryi !, isneilher more
nor less than tie enac,ment Of a rule that
whenaa course has once been adopted By
an administration il must he persisted in
though ii lead TO ruin. For they forbid any
man ever TO propose abandonment of that
course. They declare that member of
Congress is traitor Two refuses TO approve
the ,sieadfasi prosecution of plan as long
as fhe President wifhes 10 prosecute it. Is
il not just possibls that such doctrine
would forever preven: ihe possibility OF rec
liIying an error ! A; what point would 4
nation stop! II is The ducitine OF an su.ocra.
cy. lis the perfection oil iygahgy. A Con-
gress on such principle must be the csea-
ture Of a President, he mere machine to
carry oui his views, and to pass all such
measures as he wishes. No point Of time
caa. BE irnsgined, according 10 these men,
when the representative OF The people in
Congress can rise 10 his placs AM say, alt
is time TO pause For Whenever he daies
20 do.sp, he must be expelled. This is the
plain PriccipIe now advocated 6y Mr.: Col
fax and his political friends. They would
conver: our county into 4 monarchy Of The
most ndious kind.
Why will men.closs their eyss 10 The les
sons OF his,Oryf osher nations have gone
Ihroush his same gate 10 Perdnion. The
radical parry would lead us the same TOAD
-wll lead Us omit sad down III unless We
pause and refuse 10 follow.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-04-27
White and Black "A Parallel.


The Louisville Journal comments as fol
lows on Forney's parallel between the ~aite
man and the negro:
The pigesFs have for some lime part
thought. that they are better than whiio
folks and they seem TO be making the vhiie
radicals think 80 100. The regular Wash.
ine,on correspondent of the PhiIadelp phis
Pres: in one o: his late letters. sf'er rum
ing parallel between the white man end
the niRger in regard 10 one q. the best cbsr.
scieristies Of ncble manhood, and giving e
dccided Preference 10 the nigger, adds =
But lei ns Try tho negro by another :ss,,
still running ire psrallsl between him and
the white : ard he proceed. TO run the par
sIIel very Eush to The white mans dis.a-
vantage
"Lei the radicals hare their way, and
The question will soon bs no, whether the
nigsers shall be admitted to equal prisi
leRes wi.h Tho whites, but whether the
whites shall be admitted 10 equal privileges
with the niggets. We are threatened with
Day 6. Martin ari.tocrscy"
WY !. il my son, tina, wbea you dtop
your bread and butter i, is Away, on The
buuered ride !!
4 don, knew. I, hadsn', or,er had i, :
The strongest eide ou2h; TO he az and this
i, the strongest butter have ever. seen
Hush up; irs sOfno Of your sun,'s
ehurnine' -
Did she chura Il. The great lazy ttinst'
'wha,, yoHr aun: .
'No, this here pr,ter To make the poor
old woman ehurn it when it's strong onccgh
20 churn itself
Hush, Zeb, I've eat . erea, deal worse
in the mos, asistocrslic houses
well, peopls Of rank oush, to cal
IL.
.whyv
Cause it'srsnk boitef'
you vsrminr, you What nase, you
talk 80 smsRa J
'Canse the butter has taken the ,tin of
my tongue
'zeb, don't lie can't throw away The
butter
'ill tell you what would do with it.
keep il 10 draw blise1s. You ought 10 see
rbe flies keel ever as coon as the, touch
H..
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-04-27

How SAN WAS CAUGHT An old lady vh o
vas making some lam was called upon by
neigh6or Sam, Won rascal, she said,
you'll be eating my Jam when I'm away
Sam protested he'd die frs; bot the whites
of his eyes rolled hungrily towards the
bGbbIiug crimsot. "Ses hers. SAM said
the Old lady, taking up : pises OF chalk
"l'll chalk vcut lips, and then on MY return
IN know il you've eaten any" Sc saying,
she passed her fofe6nser over the thick lip
OF her ditkey, holding the chalk IN the
palm ct her hand, and not letting it touch
him. When she came back, she did not
need 10 AK any questions, for S1m's lips
.wers chaIt.d quarter OF an inch thick.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-04-27

Hirrtso THk CEsTRE.-The Muscsiiue
(Iowa) Courier is as truthful IS pointed
when it says: "The Two parties have we'll
defined sad uuriisakshis ideas which con-
,roe ;heit actions. The Dsrsoeracy favor
The .nprr..sion OF The rebellion and the
ts,rfn oi every State into lhs Union. II
slavery can tisnd the tebeI!ion. ali righ,
Wih or without s!avefy--eithey way--ihs
Uuion must he restored. Thus says the
Democfatc parry
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-04-27
Far The Star Of the North
THE ABOLITION PARTY.

The Abolition party
Are in a mighty swea,
/ About The next election
., Who shall be their nigqer pet
They hardly think old Ahe wiil do
For he once 50 played the TOOL
Thai ihe people are de,erminea
Hs cannon be lhsir tool.
lie has been tool for Seward,
And he's been fool for Chase.
+ Ru, does not much like Fremont
Because hs wants TO take his place.
There is Fremont wan he honor
o. setting Sainb6 rec.
Aud CLsse thinks OF the G,eenbacks
That he is getting by the spresy
Stanton is the Secretary
:, Keeping matters right
70 keep The thing aenips
Is surely his delight.
Nov we have talked sb6u, The raseale
Hut we've left ore mauer out,
nd il is Of an homes, man
We viii tell you all about
I, il little George Mcclellan,
Who is honest. true and brave,
4 nd We Irnsi in his erection
Ye, oar country will be'saved.
He wa. friend to Lincoih,
sure aud timely aid,
When he rebels dsshed tot Washington
When or savage raid.
Fe& y7u scofins AboIitioni.is
Can scorn at little Mac
Who saved the old rail-spliner's life
And drove fhs rebels back.
You can blow about secession,
And about the dreadful news,
But when il comss 10 Sighting
Yoa- would rather be excused
You.ufge your fellow bre,hren
20 fight their brothers, toe,
Then you cali them coP2erheads for doing
What you're afraid TO do
Now stick to Uncle Are and then
AL matters right will be,
For he has fromi.ed in his honored word
That Sambo shail be free
And when rebellion is creshej out
Ii ron do not Irote yonr life
You can hsve Saribo Tor your servant
Ant DiBat. for your wife. -
AsRrsy April is, 1864.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-04-27

THE WosAs OF NAricS.-we dc net
hesitate 10 say that women give to every
nation moral temperament, which shows
i,seIf in i:s politics a hundred times we
have seen weak men show real public vir-
tue, beean>e they had by their sides women
who supported them, no, by advice as TO
particulars, bui by iorliiyIng ,heir feelings
OF duty, and by directing ihe,r amhisiuu.
More frequently, we niu,i confess ve have
observed tho domestic masence gradually
irsnsicrhing a man, naturally generous
noble, and unselfsh, toto a acowsfdly, com
mouplace, place hunting, sslf-seeker,
ihIoking Of puic business only as a means
OF making aimscil comfortable-and :his
simply by oop,sci with well-condpcred
woman, with faiihiul wife. an excellent
rnoiher, bui from whose mind tho gland
notice OF public duty was entirely abso ib-
ed
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-04-27

"0SiT 0NE"-One hour los, in the
morning by .yius in bed, Will bul back, and
may frustrale all the business Of the dsy.
One hole in ,Le fence will COS; ten iimes
as much as it takes 20 fix il a, once.
One untnly animal will teach all oihers
in ili cqgPany bad tricks.
One bad habit indulgsd or submitted 10.
will sink your power OF government as
quickly as one leaE will sink ship.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-04-27

HuERIB "A great mary people have
shouted ~Huriah p 'smany time ard Oft,
but comparatively few know its derivation
and primary meaning.
IL originated among the eastern nations,
wheTs il VAS used a. war cry-ffom The
belief that every msn Who died in the bat
tie for his country went 10 heaven. I. is
derived from The Sla,nnic wotJ. "HGr-
rag" which means 40 Paradise"
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-04-27

s BELLS SPECIFIC PILLs-wara:ed
la all eases. Can be relied enl Nsver TAI
socure Do rot nsuseate Areepeedy
10 action No ochsnge OF diet required i
DO not Interfere with business pursuits J
Can be used without dsieclioa Upward
Of 200 cures ihel aasl moriih---ons Of hem
very revere sca-es. Over one hundred ply
ririans Save used Them in their psactice,
and all speak well Of theireficacys aud ap-
prove their cdmrosiiion, which is enlireIy
Tseeizble. and harmless 90 The system
Hundreds oil certificates can be. shown.
Bel;'s Specific PiIIr are the original and
snlys genuine Specific Pill They are
ssdaptet for male and female. old or Young,
sna ts5e only f~iisbls remedy Iof eiTecfiDs
permanent and ,,eedy cure in all cases
Spetmatosrbess or semiaai Weakness, With
all iisarsin Of erils. such as Ufelhfsi and
Vaginal Discharges, the whites, nightly or
fnvolnntary Emissions. IncoTtipence, @ Geni
lal Debility and Irriisbliiiy Impotence
Weakness ol loss af Power, nervous De-
billy, &c, all Of which arisea' principally
from Sexuel Escesses or seIf-abpse, o.
eome consiiIutional derapgsInent, and n
cspseils.es sils sufferer fTom fulfilling the
duties Of married iiEe 10 all sexual dis-
Eases, Gonorihea, EIeet and Structures, and
In Diseases OF the Bladder and Kidneys,
they act ss charm Relief is expert
sbced BY taking a single. box.
Sold by ali The principal druggists. Price
They viii be ssnt BY mail, seeurely. y.seal-
ed. and confideniiallg, on receipt oil the
money, by J. tBRI AN .M. ID.
= No. Is Cedar slr6ei, New York.
Consulting Physicians for The ,fsa.meni sof
Seminal, Urnafy. Sexual, and Nsssons
Diseases, Who viii send, Tree 10 all, The
tollowihs ssIpssls work, N sealed lsi en-
The FIFTfETH THOUSAND DR..
BELL STR TISE. on sell abuse, Prema-
surs decay, i'm 2otence and los OF pcwef,
sexusi disc ases, seminal veakuess, nightly
emissions. genital dshiiry, Sc Sc,
panpf,Isl OF 81 pages. containing lnpor-
ss,'I "a zike 80 he aff{ieisd. and = liich
should be read By every sni1sres, a. the
neaus of cnfe ii me ssrssresf5 stsges is
plainlg sci forth Tun elansps fe9pirsd 20
- y,oz<4ue. 5 - eE5fa
Eov. IS. ,sss.-fH
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-04-27


A clergyman who passed through the
cisy alfsw days since. says The Troy Wing,
having arrived by railroad in the evening
found 10 his CONDENSATION, when he arrived
ai bis hotel and proposed 10 change his
linen, that he had accidentally exchanged
sa,cheis with bIack-eyed young lady vino
ssi bshind him in the car! The first thing
he .bronghl 10 li-ht was u delightlnl huls
night gown trimmed with Yaleneienles
lace, and exquisiieiy embroidered: He
coaidn's wear Il, o. course --nor The night
cap, nor any 9: he feminine .fxins, that
came 70 light. Bui imagine the plight Of
tha, young lady where she diseovsfes shft
she was the Poassssor Of Two dirty shiris,
one clean onss lhree. MS sermons, and >
bundle Of trasts.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-04-27
.UrBIA COUNTY. PA, WEDNESDAY ApRIL q 1864

neatly all the properly of,hs country into
that privileged debt. Who is TO pay? II
all properiy becomes privileged, labor alone
must pay. In that hour The conflict OF labor
with capital viii be fully inaueura,ed,
and The real battle Of iisedom will have TO
BE fought.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-04-27

The new two-ceni pieces which has been
recomrffended for ths ,unciion Of Congress
resembles, as mech as anything can, a
gold coin, and Is really beautiful. On one
sids ihefs Is a wreath, in the centre OF
which is siam ped, q cents" and atound
~hieh are The words, "United Ssio OF
America" On the other side ihers is the
shield OF liberty, bearing the words, God
on, Trnsln
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-04-27

Harry pRosPEcr l-Shouid tho vrsr close
a: once. /, is admitted that the expenses OF
the governmsu, would be ct leasi $3.50, 900 ,
coo annually, the debt is already SO great.
The income of three per cent. was u ,ooo :
900, showing that The AggfeeaIe income
was jssi sboni $50 ob0, COO, 80 iha, it will
require the entire income Of the people 10
psy ihs government eSponses annually,
even with the present debt II the war
goes on a year or isc loage:, ~hat will it
cost
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-04-27

The Kuoxviils Convention, ne see ~ q
telegram. has adjourned siec die without
accom- plishipg any issrh. TheS were saiis'
fed, /; is taid; Of ''.ns;- inability 10 defer.
mne for themselves ibe gfa'o ssssiiens
3 Feeling the weliaie of.hs people oi Eass
T.nressee" ("
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-04-27

A Troy paper has sistied hne hoax
upon ils travels, being the grave announce.
meni iha, young oman OF that city is 10
be raffied for a: the Saaitary fair, The story
is worked up with such skill that few sus-
peci,ha, The young iad5 is one oiths ere
ations and contribution OF Palmer, ihs
scnlpiof.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-04-27

Axo1aEs CA-s TeR as. SsEAssa CorTsx
amp rii< REFcBLIc,s<, -Tte New York, Er-
press publishers report OF an address deliv~
cred on Tuesday evening by Wendell Phil
Isps Garrison, which shoots Jar ahead, both
Of Messrs. Long ard Harris, in The ssyo
-"neason." Whese is SIR. Speaker Collar
now
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-04-27


How hlssACBustTTs FiLLs HsR auoIAs
--Aecording TO The Boston papers, the State
of Massachusetts has eniis;ed fifteen hun
dred Germans, who are now on their way
10 thi coun,fY, to help Ell The quota Of that
State in tbs srmy. They also snEounce
tia; the negro coionisis, who have jus. re-
turned from Hayti, have been enlisted for a
similar purpose. The ssrne State, by the
way, hss .eyied upon all paris Of the coun-
Try and ali races 10 ill the ranks CT its regi-
men,s in The field. The Wo,ld ssys:
''For some reason or other, the suarrns
Governor Andrew promised il The Aboii-
zion policy va. carried cai have never ap.
peatsd, and Msssschnseiis has been ia the
market for mercenaries TO fiIl up its qsolas
when o'het States have furnished their own
sons. Can it be that he Old Bay State
wishes TO show the blessed results TIA, are
TO follow The sublime mingling Of raeeS by
drawing It's recruits from ss many difcren,
sources as there are nations, In other
words. is political and social equality TO bs
postponed uniil Trial is msds Of military
ni.cegeuation :"
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-04-27

A NoEfHERs English rector used TO thin k
it polite not 10 begin serrice before the ars
rival OF the sqnite. A litiis wh:le ago he
forget bis manners, sud began. "When
the wicked man--zn ''Siop, cir" called
oa: the clerk "ho ain't come ysi.n
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-04-27

4 negro company sent OF, rom Hsinss'
Bluff, about week ago, en . reconnois-
sancs, was attacked By sueErillss, ard he
sntirs4 commend wss 'siihsE killed. Ssah-
dsd or taken pfis6oefE z
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-04-27

Arich merchant named Hogg ones re-
quesied person 10 bring him d load oi
corn 10 a stated time, which he failed 10 do,
aud did NOT take il till next day after that
which no had promised. Ths merchant,
as might be expected, refussdit.
"Well," replied the wsaoref. "you are
the first hog essf knew 10 fefuse coin"
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-04-27

A lock OF The Presidents hair, clipped
from the spo, where he scratched his lead,
when he was wriling his Emancipation
Proclamation, might perhaps bring alrnosl
a liule fonuus q srs cfon Sanitary Fairs
II Pyenf,ce.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-04-27

The numbef of dsa,hs from erinolise Ia
three years in London. il is stated, equals
the ioss OF life By The Santiago 6fs.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-04-27

al once = said friend. "sav regiment
Of Tennts;se niesers on parade, and vhsn
they came 10 the right drssr." v,lh ths
whites Of iheu syes sill TUNED, \ lootes
S.s ike hall s>avk
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