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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-12-08

PsRsoSAL'-Hen. Henry T. Welles,
Of Minneapolis, vas in town this weak
Edwin Darlington Of Company I,
Third Regiment, arrived home IN Wed.
nssday evening, hi. term ofservioo hav.
Ing expired. He IL not in very good
health,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-12-08

TnR WkA,aER>-Sin<e the rainy
season Of a weak ago. 70 have had
clear, brseine weather bordering sight,
" On the cold. It Is most celebrating
end death b all kinds Of "blaes" e.
ceps blue noses
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-12-08

>,TRAY.-Came to the subscriber, living
~ in the town Of Maine Prairie, some
time in August, TWO CALVES, one =
heifer and the other steer, about one year
OLD each. The owner will prove property,
ply charges and take them away.
i dccl-8wN PETER AEIDERT.
St Cloud, Nov. 28th. 1854. @sa
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-12-08

.Af QNEY f0uNp,-Feuad on the mera-
III Ing Of the 18th Inst, In 81, Cloud, 4
small sum Of money, the owner Of which
can have BY describing i and paying for
this advertisement, Address
JOHN MOORE,
n)7'9t paynesvllle, Or at this Office,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-12-08

Rabbits Capt. Lueg had a cor.
nice Of rabbits, white "a anow, around
tho outside Of his m at shop On Mon.
day. They soon disappeared at 20 eta.
per tair.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-12-08
TO coNsuMP1IvEs.

censumptlve sufferers will receive 4 vsl.
liable prescription for the cure Of Ceaeump.
ton. Asthmn, pronehltis, aud oil threat
and lung affections. (fFee Of ehsree,) BY
ssndins their address TO-: s.......
Rev, EDWARD A, WILSON,
II williamsburg, Kings Co., New York.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-12-08

HUTCHINSON CoNoERr>-The IA.
moas Hutchinson Family viii give a
Concert On Monday evening, ~ At
the Seminary. They hare had crowd
ed hoa.es 10 their tour throuxh this
State.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-12-08

Why il man With 1 cork lsg
never likely to b. forgotten BY BIZ
friends? Because hq j. remembered.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-12-08

~ The Circulation of the Democrat
10 DOUBLE that It any other paper
published above q. Anthony Fails
Let Advertisers remember this,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-12-08

To RkSr.-A comfortable two story
house, pleasantly located. Terms reasona
bic. Inquire ., this office.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-12-08
LOCAL. NEWS

Saheash, at lo3< q. n, aAd ,. n. Prayer Meeting
aad Glass every Thursday evening" at ~. Sabbath
School At 1;1< o'clock svssy sabbath morning.
DAVID TICE, P~...r
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-12-08
"THE PEN IS MIGHTIER
THAN THE SWORD"

"1THE PEN IS M1GHT1ER
i THAN THE SWORD"
rHE ao1D rGN-rAk BEsr or ALL rxNx
moR1oN'S GOLD PENS.
IRE BES7 PENS IN rHz WORLD.
On receipt ef ANY ef the following suas Ia e,sA, the
subscriber WI seal BY retura asit q e&Asswiae. ~
directed, Gala P>ee fen.-.eseete ~ sase eeears
~ = dsserS tts~, vi;
oot0 rENs wlrltotf oAsRs.
Hcr aoceuts> the Magic r<n: tsr 5sceata the laeky
PEI; tr q % the AlwaysRsaAy rea: ter u . tAs
Elegant Fsa, and k~ q 20 the kxeelslar Rsa<-Thsee
pers are not Rewaered. bat ecrttaraaa Ia slaea 10
aaMeera :, 4 I. : and respectively.
rns sAas rhSs N s,IvER-rhArkn xxrES>,ox
cAsEs w,:M rRNC,lS.
r. !: g =; x: ~: +: 9 = =: AZ 5ssf s PA
feA. aud f>r 3 q the kxeelsfer eeN>
1aeseare .sataeiaAea. eeewratisx Cola fsa.. With
lEsaeaaia pesRt> IL average wear II every oas II
e1as,aA az a. **<<~s.s1., s.@ skss<iS., ~ a.
eaassse>ee.
MORTON'S WARRANTED PENS.
The NAME a. Ms<te~,< ~Ss.at.~r,~ a.a '<Qs.li,S~
q
warranted kr slS @.aths. except assiaAs ses<eert
fh~ number. Indicate she .+.ly> NJ hsanf ne
:S* sS:: :s Il i t. largest s..ss,I
QelA I'm, ~ th~ desk,
ls,t .s. a..stssa sie. Il al ta~es and qualities
shett sss. IF Nt~ !, y and !. and made "aly I'll Art
The ieax >wa she<. nib. ars ase r,as,e,: ne me-
lNne ates are brad s<aarse hasiae=e pelRts The ~
cravings as fas>sta'tles II thu szss a'aa esytes-
coin rkSs, wirmav* cAstA,
E~ q NAM pen l.t quality eEs Ne Area Al oval,
M az \" J ~. III quality; y 4 NJ pAs1@. ~
:. ssslt.y @ . NJ yen u aSa'ity, =, -,
S3ali,yi " 1 Ne j pett 81 quality, =.
:. sN&li,y; " q Ne pen u quality =,
M &l$ Nc pen Ia ssa't'Si " a Nc Zen, n
:. 81 tsH Il
9NAlu(.
TIM sA&k eeAp rxSe. IN etAvkR AxraNs.es
eAsRs, WITH fENVlts.
Ee+ go. No pen, lat quality e+ a No a PEN I'd
NJ ksS. 10 : es. y. ss.,!.y, ~ Ne . pen. 81
Fs M tas',,x Ns Pes r. ass,. Il No PEN n
Fur ss5' se Ms +. fe sS.sxe; sS ~ M p.n %
E. e. s:a dSSf, quality
se4e PENS, ALL FIRST evA.ssv, IN si1vts.ssey*11e
Rzsk=AelB4Rs,
Fer ea'se Ne +pen, hr }sss.ket pea, k+ nee A
For T. ], s. r. ees' ~ i Ss' psa' and FIR u
TIE "lst Quality" Az Felated with The very be.,
quality Il. seid with tke ssStest elsa Which f1
'* :ss "a e as te made
Nv 81 Z tss .A. .sa. IN reject to
eay Jan I'm: made ssswhsts s
ee es. az M ~ sss
Machines, be could net have made a. seed writing
SSssss EN- Fl tho he'd II. aa
Parties ordering must in all instances suee,ts tAe
shame" az tho "NuRbeF' and Equality" at the PEN
waHted and be paRtieula! to dssefibe the kind they
prefsF-whetheF sti6 or timber, coarse Of ARe;
All Fentttanees sent by mail In registered letter.
ets at ny fi.k ena 70 al whe eeaA twenty cent.
ordered, viii Gusrshtee their ssfe delivtfy
Parties sending EelA or silver will be allowed tn
ID y s 2 81 .sat VII, s..sv.
On gums OF a. OF 10 per cent on a. and 10 per cent
On ~, II seat to one address at enc time, Address
A. MORTON,
Wilhelm No. IS Maiden 4aae, New Yefl
TO CONSERVATIVES. -
ceasumptlvs sufferers will receive vsl'
liable prescription for the cure Of Ceaeump,
tlon. Aethmh, Bronchitis, and all threat
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-12-08
Groceries, Il O..

All Of whleh will be disposed Of 1t the
very lexsst market Fstes y6R CASE,
veBle=tf - ..s.e. j, A., BRNNHF4,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-12-08

eaIeny, Fur and Cloth Hats, Seal, Nu=
trla, Plush and dleth Caps, 10,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-12-08
MORTON'S WARRANTED PENS

The NAME "A Ms<to@. = ~ENuah%r,~ ana *QNality.~
are staMpea ~ the eAlewtsx ee.s* and tA~ !ats ar~
~HstAats" fr sly ;s.'Ashs except ~eSiaAe *sssss~t
smallest NJ Inc Atxsse> adapted kr the Reekct>
No The analless. AMI M II The largest RAa&aQaA
0elA I'm, fH thu >ap~k>
l.>x ~H.l asc.siuH, AiAs Il all sl@es and qualities
Short Al6~ IF Nus l. 4 and I, and made only Il arst
quality.
The (eas Nnl she<t Nths are aae taaate>l; ne me-
AlNna nths brad coArse hn*ihese points. The
cravings as f&e>stmilee II the Slzsa and esS(es>
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-12-08

oreeksFy, Glassware, hsH pa, Mirrsts;
&e,-a very large assertmeHt.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-12-08
In Dress Goods

pus,aess aad Over Geate, Pants, Vests;
uadershiFte and Drawers, QFaf and Fancy
Weel 0yeFahirss,s Jackets, Duck Mit,s,
0leves. 0auR,leta, 10,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-12-08

No, IS Maiden Lane, New York
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-12-08

DINING new tn receipt Of ny Fall and
u Winter &tepk; which has been selected
With care, purchased At elase figures and
with refereRee te The inerSasiBR wants at
this seetieA, t would NEST respectfully In,
vie purchasers 10 call and examine my
assortment,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-12-08

Wilhelm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-31

ToRcH-L1eHr PROFESSIONALS will be
seen by an advertisement in the News to-
day, the Union men of Silver City are to
have torch-light procession on Wednes-
day evening next. They invite the Union
men of Storey county to join them. We
hope to see strong delegations from both
Gold Hill and Virginia present on the
occasion.
DANGERous.-The Cistern at the corner
of B and Union streets, is in horrible
condition, and is dangerous to teams and
vehicles. The Chief of the Department
says he has no money to repair 1t, whose
duty is it,
UNION CLuB.-Every Union man in
Gold Hill is expected to be present at the
regular Club meeting this evening. Hon.
Caleb Burbank and others will address
the meeting. and important business Will
come up for transaction.
New STAGE LINE.-Next Tuesday,
Curry, Ager & Co., will start tri-weekly
line of stages between Virginia and Hum
boldt, carrying the United States mail.
BULLION SHIPNENT.-Wells, Fargo &
Co., yesterday shipped I bars of bullion,
weighing 427 pounds, Of the assayed value
of Sl7,4S9 90.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-31
Arrivals.

A Salem machinist has invented an
automaton that will smoke cigar just as
naturally as anyb ody
Oxford Democrat., 1864-12-30

THE WHISKY Tax. The contemplated
srnsndmeut IN thc revenue Law seems Ike
u accomplish more for the temperance
eformafion than the efforts of al the .ocie-
'es. With tar on whiskey off~o doIlrrs
gallon. Il vii be hard for the retailers to
ostain from waterins 10 such an extent
. 70 cause Il 70 grow sour ia the summer.
and freeze ia tie winter.
The poor ~ili b. compelled BY actual
necessity % k,ep sot er. and The waste Of
corn a; the dis'iiicrirs q the West viii be
STAYED 90 sueh an extent that We may safely
calculate upon very large increase in The
supply ofPork. and heavy isll in the price
Of grain. TFlowman.
Oxford Democrat., 1864-12-30
VOLUME 32. NO. 7.

WAR THE MNUTE-HAND SArD To mar
HorE ONE. What no fariher9-' said III.
minute hAnd 70 the bOur-hand Of the time
Peiee- Why. have been all around
the dial since ne parted. aaa there Ar,
you iast one sgsre from the place I Ish
yos~
AID vet have done as much work in
The Time as yOa have. - answered TIE hour.
hand
=" How do you make that oat; = asked
The other a. be advanced to pass him.
so vas the reply. Your journey
all round. and mine from figure TO figure.
are each an hours value; all are not able
70 arrive a; the same conclusion With the
sane conclusion With the same ease and
readiness But this Is no faux on either
side only thes ~ho fancy. because they
arc aiNays in a hustle. that thev are doing
The work Of the world. are mistaken, and
plume themselves on an importance and
superiority BY no mean. belonging 10 them.
II yoa we're to creep Ike ne. the day
would last nobody knows bow long; aud
Il ~e-e 20 gAilOp ike you. Il voald be over
before i had vel begun. Let Us each
keep our own pace. and then the business
ne are both upon VIII be done bet~eca
us~
All right sad the minute hand in
the distance; '' Tn nearly ost Of hearing
nov; 80 keep anything more you have TO
say all ! pas, you seain.
Tbc Leisure Hour.
Oxford Democrat., 1864-12-30
OLD SERIES,

lie was wrapped in these gloomy msdi-
tations. when the door opened. and his
Srigh; iI;tle wife tripped in looking very
much Ike a magni6ed sunbeam. She stop.
ped su'ldeniy when she saw his head DO red
upon his hands.
A" Charles. does your head seheY-
NO
4" Then What is the natters-
" NJ heart aches. Kate he said sadly
=" Il aches % think ttat my wife has ceased
% love me.
she came 20 h. side and pg, Der arras
around bis neck With earcssing affection.
" Charles. that DO you meAn?~
" mean. Kate. that When YOU desert
me for The society Of Others. and cease 70
pay any regard to ny wishes. I can cone
20 but one conclusion
ChAries. said Kate. smiling archly up
into bis face. " does It grieve you to have
me prefer the society Of others 70 your own p
" Il breaks M heart. Kate. = he said pas
sionaiely
Then. dearest. let D. make a bargain.
Let Us allow Miss Raymond and Mrs Ever.
est % console themselves With Col. War
rington and Mr. Garneft. While ne are hap
Py With each other Shall Il b so?-
. Kate. you have been playing a parti-
"Of course have. Dad YOU suppose Cor
= n.osu-nt thar va in earncst7-
The loving kisses she showered upon his
brow disPeiied every lurking shadow from
The husbands heart. and be fcit how mex
Pressibly ifAr has vie ~as to ham.
II TIE next days train Mr. and Mrs. e
~yn iefs Washington. mufually convinced
that they had bad enough Of the gay capital.
There we're t~o unmisiakably good eject.
consequent on their sojourn. however.
Kate ~As sAiisfed to remain quieily Al bone
FOR the rest q Der hfe. an Charles "a,
completely cured Of every latent tendency
% f.u.
Oxford Democrat., 1864-12-30

A cruel practical Joke vas that Of AIr.
.owe. the /" a-ronaut. wben IN a recent a.
en-ioa m tie vicinity Of PhilAdelphia. he
IoPPcd straw image Of nan from his
alloou a. a height a pale and haf.
he Inhabitants Of the rcsion. who were Of
curse. eagerly watching the balloon. rush-
4 from al quarters % the spot where the
gure fell. an were dosbtless greatly dis
appointed TO End sorne,hing les. horribl.
than they expected.
Oxford Democrat., 1864-12-30

BsrHrn WINDY. Our friend IN Bartlett.
New Hampshire. sends another mountain
Joke Which is acceptable Here it j.
On one OCCASION Crauford. the guide.
vas ascending the white mountains. AMI the
party hailed from Pbiiadelphia The dav
wss very siniy. and u was With the -reai-
ct dificaiiy that the gentlerncn oould keep
their ha's upon their bead. after they bal
emerged ron ihe forest o. TIE bare rocks.
One % the party asked Cra~fori fbe bad
experienced a more windy day.
" Ye'.- sas fhe -er'r
ir1 rl f.H -r oa O. fir s1units~
q" Yes anG 90 birw % bard that ihc sr.t
one that stepped thereon had % get The one
behind h.m 30 hold his hair on for hiu.-
d" Ani uhat d.d ~ do2-
Why. Del got the one that came next %
D. the same for hin
d" But Wat dii the iast one Do -ien be
STOOD Ae,ilc them,-
Way. gsnt.emen. ts vu 5ald-heai,i. ~
The gent.eiaer from the Quaker CITY bad
no mors gaestions 90 ask.
Amsriean Cnioa.
Oxford Democrat., 1864-12-30

Old John B ~as a hyPooondriac. and
one o.. .lis chineras was that be was a glass
vessel One day. as be vas about taking
seat. his wife. Who was behind him.
suddenly icrked his chair away. and be
icli heavily 70 tie floor '' There.- cried
sbe. triumphAnily. " that goes TO prove
What alEays sad. You're no more made
o. glass than i am. else you wosh have
broken into thousand pieocs.-
Oxford Democrat., 1864-12-30

" dont GO" saii Mr.. Psrtinr,on. a.
lac came home from school. ,nd thrcu his
bosEs info one chair. ard jacket toto anotb-
er. snd BE cap On IRE noor. saving thas he
li.lnt get the medal. " for a more u.sdHls.
sore bov newer kues Bot no matter.
shen fhe adsersary comes around again you
vill gstit.~
Oxford Democrat., 1864-12-30

JrEaotp The frsi ti-nc Jerroid saw a
celcofated song rrifer. The latter said 10
him --Younr.fer have you suHrient eca-
ldcnee boz ne OBJ herd u,e a gaincas~ Ob.
yes- saii JcTrold. "I I've All iho oou65saos.
bai hsyent lie gaincs,~
Oxford Democrat., 1864-12-30

TIE foll7vina epi,aph nav be seen IN re
cornefery - rs-ish iH fhe ensirons ~ Psr-
BE- Here hes Maianie ". ~fs Of NJ.
n. master blacksmith. To raiHng
s-ound this tomb -as massfaetsrea o. bsr
h1sband
Oxford Democrat., 1864-12-30

THE LADY's RErrNrANcE. On our uav
from Wem 90 Hawkestone ~e passed a
house % which Mr.. Lee told me the f5llo~-
Ing occurrence "A youns LADY. the
daughter q the owner - tie house, "a,
addresscd by man. who. th0agh agreeable
90 her. vas disliked BY her father. OF
course be would no; consent 20 their an ION.
and she determined 20 elope. The nigh,
~as fNed. the hour came. be placed the
ladder 90 the window. an. IN a fr~ minutes.
she was IN bis arms. They mounted a
double horse. ard were soon AZ some de
;sncc rom The house. Aher While the IA
dy broke silence BY saving. Wei. You can
see What proof have given YOU of my a.
lection; ! hope YOU viii make me a good
husband IL va suriy fellow and r-ruH
ly answered. Perhaps I NAV. and perhaps
not She made him no reply. but. after
silence of soule minutes. she suddenly ex-
claimed. o.. shat shall We dos have left
my money behind me IN my roon.' Thea
said b.. NC must g back and bring if
they were soon again AZ the house. the lad
der vas again placed. tbe lady re- mounted.
while the iii-naiured lover waited below.
But she delayed to come. and 90 Be gently
called. Are you oomings' when she look
81 out q the window and said. Perhaps
may. and perhaps not = then shut down the
window. and ieh bin 60 return upon tie
double horse alone.
Oxford Democrat., 1864-12-30

The Mc. Farmer has a chapter on Crib
bius Horses. The editor thinks the cause
has never been discovered. some consid-
er it a mrrely idle habit; others sttriJute
it 90 Indigestion. Others trace "a % the
cro~ding % the ie,ta too nearly togetber.
Whale the editor Of the Farmer tbinks u is
prompted b. q disagrceabLe feeling Ia The
throat Ills reu~dy Is puaisx a strap
aroand tbe sninsl'. ncck. rather tf-le. bu;
not 20 tight a. % cboke hirn.
Oxford Democrat., 1864-12-30

" Wei. fomrey. ~hat busiaess 40 vo,l
foiiow?- 20. sar. Ise-wal. iust shave
notes for hving. '' Save uetesg Whr.
t takes money 90 Do fhst~ "Yes. srr;
hui ius shave ny ON noses-esus.
doesn't pay nofkn.~
Oxford Democrat., 1864-12-30

A squad ~ Name soidiers. detained ou
thc Sound seauer iy storm. we're sriHe-inr
from han9rr. no provision having been
mad ior long passace. Gov Srn.th. ~
Khode Island. wbo vas r.assenrer. iesruinr
ihc fat. orr er-d dirner for thc whole
company paying tie BIN i,i.aseif
Oxford Democrat., 1864-12-30

" They wouid. 4 thev oouh. stick
stamp on our soul - Boston Coorier
Tee. q W. esaii. 90 i.ct of sraee us.a-4
rraup.
7, i.'.l s'g -sss.a 90 h.ii stamp"
fspriags-d RepulIie-s
Oxford Democrat., 1864-12-30

mianigu, curis haatias over has sAc=!1cTs.e :
soobing IN he siieace % ber osn dimls
lighted r0on. the golden hair az snloossn.
ed irom hair pm and je~ellod ooz,b. aad
her blue ewes looking like morning glories
dro~ned ~ rain Wei. perhaps it ~ogld
have done Lirn good. Perhap. aot Il - not
aisays best - let aan know the fsll eN-
tent of his poser over th a. miserable Hitle
captive. his wifc-it - astonishing Low mach
the scN delights IN t0rnentins rs victim.
Ihcrc - one blessed avenue ofrclicf always
op~n 10 the woman kind. however, good
cry, No wonder thar Kate El-yn felt bet
'er vhen she -iPed away The shower oftoars
anf brushed back the lovely ripplins trc.ses
from her frve-ed f,-chcad
What shan 7 dos- she n,.--,.-..l a.
herself ieluging her handkerchi.fvith rose
waier and irving vainly 20 cool her bu-rinr
ewes; % What ought % Do? %. I -ish
had never come a-ay from home-i,s a
Judgment on M. for lea.iog ny dear little
babes IN the carr Of cold hirrIiars. I~as
90 happy before / ever thought Of this hoI-
low. deccitfsl whirlpool of fashion
She hurst into fresh Goods Oft tears. as she
remembered her hssband's last words.
li ~As cruel Of hin 20 speak IN that
cold. snceTing way 20 M. .hs sobisd.
Have / lost al the spells he used 10 ten
me possessed Ifho only knew bow tLese
things hgrt me. am sure he would treat
me iu iar different manner
shs sunk iasolsntariiy back. as II .ouas
rude hand had struck Der. a. Ms Raw
monds clear. melodious laugh suddenly
hoaied uP aulibiy through The closed door
Of hcr room And then she sat her con-
pressed lips together. ani ncw look came
into the iqaid depth % her Ne, bloc ewes.
Tho gilled minute hand a. the carved
iarisian clock on the manteI had Travelled
nrariv tvice around the cirri~t - erareief
hgurcs before Kate Els,u litei h-r .,azr
from the bunches - velvet roses in tIc car
PET Nhai was she pondcrin- ons
Sitting up. eh. Kates WHY. ihought
you we're tired % death. - said Mr.. Ei~yn.
a. be- en;rroi the room. and bis wife laid
do~n her BOOK and ~elcoued him With
ri ght. careless suiiic
'' Yes. I've BEEN 80 noeh Interested in
that delishtfal book. eNcl.irncd Kate en-
thusiastically. A" DO ui.h kne~ WHITTIER
S'r ''uy gets The property or not
90 She hNs got over her sulks amazingly
qaIck. wAs the husbantl'. interna Al comment.
a. b. kicked "a his boots and lAziiy unfa.-
tened his lavender neck-te.
Oxford Democrat., 1864-12-30

..oh -. A. RI
.g-b -. "a.
Al - - .- r-..,-
sr.u, a.. 80. -. -. -. -
hand realm, o., A. Fi.v,.. -. ,I..,t-
er hol8,,r !, ,b- fol5. ofb.- -, -,
maailr. IL to,ebed Ls.b,t g.u,o,l, =.
she triur.,l up tb- L.,.I -. ~ -,
aud l,mni..
Il wonder II kate -..,ll liz. . ,.-,
roosd Jaes.oa Square before Jineer.~ b.
,,iI 10 him..H ca...,l,;,., A.. -
III run up and .e,,-coor E,,I. ,h,,,~
lie .praag I'D the st.i-,. tuo ,,.n. -
iiusr. and bur.t into b., -,s-'. RON.
Pot On vosr bo,,~t ,... 81 v.u
hasearil-.- Lc eSrh.usi "Usllo. a..
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blue sciFct lat sith thc white ostrich plume.
nor ihe magnificent Cashmere shawl that
bad been sent over from India ior per we'd
dr's present Just Eve years Ago-and Mr.
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m- mech inchncd % get into a passion.
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asked Mrs. Ariworth. q LADY -bo spent ore
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kn'En concerning peoples oat goings and
in coming. generally
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goo '''f 'iaoe morning.
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Oxford Democrat., 1864-12-30

Wouid the time ever come vben Kste'.
beart voud D. cstranged from him-es.
unn-cd ty hs o~n condacts when Ler
loving sensitive nature would cease to fe
s'ond 90 BE- ,01chs Tie sery hncy "a,
agony.
The New York herald., 1864-09-14

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sDVVlJbO 10 S5l per opp Also good asscrtne "
nf all Kinds o Leaf Tobacco for at cw prces W
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or express promptly atsn6ed ard sam 9es sent y 70
aui1ed.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-12-22
tfor the Rutland iierald,l
~. Christmas.

Christmas is coming =! christmas
Is comingp' l hear the careless and hap
by child exclaim. What visions of good
things float before their Imagination,
and st. Nicholas is strangely blended In
with their dreams. Whip, skates and
sled for Master Charley. Dolls, dishes
and the usual accomplishments for honse
keeping in the Liliputian style for Miss
Carrie of seven, who has turned her at
tention lately to housekeeping, such as
wiping grandmother's dishes and help
ing little, as all young girls can If they
try. Dear little innocent children! enjoy
bright anticipations while you may.
For to older people there is more in an
ticipation than in realization. And to
little folks Christmas gifts generally
prove short lived. Skates and top win
get out of order, dolly will get her face
scratched and nose bumped, and when
her beauty is gone then she gets to be
an old story, a sad case of desertion and
neglect Christmas is coming to our
noble soldiers too. No warm nook by
the chimney to hang their gray socks
that Uncle Sam provides for his boys.
A happy Christmas to all, as noble SOL
der boys, say i. And Christmas is
coming 20 his loved-o at home too
The little ones win nestle in their beds
and when snugly tucked up by mothers
ever ready hand they will breathe their
prayer for fathers safe return. Glide
smoothly into dreamland All little
ones God hears infant whispers as well
as manhood prayers. How many Christ
masses win come and go before this
awful war shall cease, and father and
brother come home to us victorious.
Our Father which art in heaven only
knows. God grant, before another
Christmas comes the glad voice of peace
may be heard throughout our land.
MIRA.