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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-17
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and Hlmr,yiI iIie ~ u iii19 \, otiooale" l9is m,
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To.i,,to ~ NiNAyA as low as bv 49, -.
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-17
Garpenter.
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BASHI0NABLK DRRss 3 OIOAK MAkIN07

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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-17
.Founn.

A k0rE made BY Perry Psase to the order John
!, so saasi The owner can have Il BY psyinE iel
s.,....s -. =, 's. 49, a2aiaswi
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-17
Music.
STRING MUSIC.

Am prepared 70 uraish String Music far ba,Is
p. rties, 40, atths lewast possibs rates. HsVin9
P'eeygd WIN Fret Farchild during the last summer
lso SonnasntthatL can satisfy all his cid nustofa
oas ~ nsmber 81 ths keaiuaeptal hand, and
can lnraish say nnnber of pieces for a strins hand
Az orders leh with Charles Theobald, oornrs Third
promptly attended 10. '' "'' Nv
aeisdsm DANIEL n. BAKER.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-17
8tGpf puces.

~ consequence of the increased price OF malorlai
y and labor, We the undorslgned Shoemakefp Of The
y e Dayten' agree 70 establish the following prices
A 9 Prcss ad0pfea bVths Boot and She's Manutactures
q ne cttv of Dayton, AprR "a, 1904 for Measuref
woik-0tndsmeH'e Roois and Shoes, sepsd -h,rst
CYaas,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-17
hllnOls Central Railroad
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<,Non. CHANGE or 1IME 1'ai-----Sx
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LEAVE E'tt1ea 4, = .nd aud Pana, a. foiialn eef
Goi1ss SSotth' lil0p N aud iIo9N, LINN,
4 IL a = ii ~ hnd $500 % m
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nST W. T. jotsSyahdlnn jisy y ~ and7;Ib p n,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-17
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Inquire 20 9q 5olS d :. charge o S.
" any OF ilas1o 6ASs AIsAfs R.ISs.' route
T. 4 SULliVXNe Ne'neosAin nas ths West. '1'a
wr SMITH 81 s'Sll S'Sls' Cen sss efiiis'iro is AS
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-17

IN and arer Monday mort trains on me India,
Rtsb6 am and 400 D m. ''"F F"N''
Rsturolns, viii arrive ~ ilnoh m std 500 n n, so
lile eipo ~, aud 500 ~ rAprsbs traiis n,ats
Vtpsc eouheoucns 20 NJ points IN the cat nnd t,,,
10 Chicago and the Northwest 'SN'o
hoH E W WOODWARD sVperintan,o,,.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-17
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-17

{ lam Snd after after sunday, Nov TO- Ises trans q,
Hliniefnedatg Hl points aA lolloys. ''eu" ea Z"
Toledo aud Chicago Mail ntio 10 -, l. t.H hfr,i
noi5 H. M VT', sIIi,iN n isht = :, hSpresHR Rt sOOpn
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-17
Dayton bud MlchIenn Rallr0nd.

RaAiSE ~ .E.alls
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-30

Rpm j. Resoton BrosO1, D. D., Editor ofthS Ehey-
&opSdia Of RelfgfOus Kno'OIedgs. n
Although. not disposed to favor or reeommsnd
Patent Medicines IN general, through distruBt Of
Their ingredients and effects, yet know Of sum-
ceat reason, why man may not testify to the benht
he believes himself TO have received from any simple
preparations in the hope that he may thus contrib
ute to the benefit Of others.
do this the more readily In regard to Hoohand'g
GerIaAn Bitters prepared by DR.. O. n. jackson, Of
this 6ty, because was priudiced against them for
chiefly an alcoholic mixture. am indebted to my
frIend Hobert shoemaker, Esq, for the removal Of
this prejudice by proper tests and for encourage
ment to try them, when suffering from great and
long continued debility. The use Of three bottles
of thede Bitters, ct the beginning OF the present
year Ws followed by evident relief and restoration
70 3 dearee Of bodily and mental VigoT which had
mot fsltfor six months before and had almost do
spaired of regulating. / thers' SSe' INK God and
NV friend 70 { directing me to tn use of them.
PhnsadrA S,Juno IS, 1851.
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bility to be robbed and insulted on the
high seas, without The ability 70 punish or
resentit.
Ifeverlthere was q cruel and q cause
less war on the one side, and Just and
holy one on the Otheer, this Is that waE.--
Yet we find bad men in our midst endeay-
oring TO paralyze the arm Of the soldier,
and the efforts ofthe people and the Pres
ident by representing this war as wicked
and unjust, prosecuted by wicked men, by
wicked means, and for wicked purposes
how sbamefnli how vilel-Why not rather
nerve the arm ofthe soldier in battle, and
ssOthe his dying moments with the con>
sciousne-s that he was fighting and dying
in a lust cause2 Why not leave his pa
rents. relatives and friends the consolation
and happiness this conviction would
bring7 Judging of others by myself, 1
confess if these bad men could convince
me that my four sons, now fighting the
battles of their country, were fighting in
a bad cause, IcOuld not sleep upon my
pillow, or offer up prayer to Heaven for
US spurn and spit upon such vile and vii
lainOus suggestions, and under the aspi-
rations ofa good cause rally TO the stand
ard of our beloved country, and strength
en- in every way in our power the hands
of our honest and excellent President in
his patriotic, untiring and GOd-inspired
efforts TO save the Union and bring this
war to q speedy and successful termina-
ton.
God is in this War-and who dare inn
peach His wisdom and goodness by sup
posing that having selected this mighty
continent, to plant upon it his chosen
and favored people, and to build up here,
as if by magic, great and free republic,
a beacon light of liberty TO illumine the
world, would now msdly destroy il, and
tear down forever this glorious work OF
his own hands, thus leaving the world to
the dominion Of darkness, desPotism and
will he not rather vindicate
and display his justice as we'll as his
goodness aud wisdom, in first Furnishing
by this war, our national sins, especially
the sin Of slavery, correcting our errors,
and restraining our tendencies TO stray
away from the path He set before us, and
then to perfect and carry out His great
original purpose by restoring our Gov
thus purified and improved, on
Surer and safer foundations and make 1t
what he at first intended it to be, the
great model republic, the home of the
free, the asylum Of the oppressed, the
star, the light to guide the footsteps OF
freedom and her followers, thrOughOut
the world, hencefOrth and forever.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-30
The PeaSs EegotiatiOnS.

a coaei,s Stassmeak ron Horace Grssly as
to .Ohy he .oeat 70 4Iagaru, chat lie did
and ,skas IN his 09Eiosl might hGVs been
-. 11 oldauNY % 1l~1
a oo.,riSutiOu BY him % q, n, :. Independent.
Last. week was signaliset ~: two ehoIts
10 initiate negotiations win : view 20 the
pseiication Of our country tne more I'M
portsnt Of these had Richmona Ior iis are
~, ~. h r Gilmore-more widely known
as uFdmund Kirke," author of "Amoug the
Pine-,i r-iI an unofioial visit to Rich
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-30

the Union causef 1t looks to me as though
8 rare opportunity was lost for compelling
either the Democracy Of the Loyal States
or the despOts Of Europe to fOrego further
manifestations Of sympathy with the reb-
els in their desperate struggle. may be
mistaken in this, but cannot in my con-
Vietion that every indication of desire on
our part to arrest bloodshed aud restore
amity tends to disabuse aud conciliate the
great perverted mass ofthose now fighting
70 divide and destroy their and our couu-
tFv
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WEST VIRGINIA
Business College,
AT WHEELING.
ooEDUcIED BT
Z L HITCHGoCK,
AT NO. l1sX MAIN STREET,
u-uaHN

AT NO. I1s1< MAIN STREET,
(HornbrOok's Buildingl
~open for Students day and evening.
TIHE purpose Of this inItitutiOu T. 70 instruct
young men (and women TOOL IN the principles
which govern the correct Transaction Of peeuuiAIy
buginsSs Andin Aoe0untautahip andits eoneomitabts
WORCESTERSHIRE,
.tyjuued Of its absurd vsrbiaEs and aasient pro.
lixity and intricaey, Gnd adapted 70 the modern
mode Of doing bu1inssI, 0speoiAlly in the Unp I'd
which are a. exact, uneTTfug aud free from ezSsP-
ttou e th0so of nature and eooPEisod in very feu
words, are hrSt made familiar 70 the Stndeat, Who
Who e then conducted through Ae0urss Of practical
Book-ksspinE, in Numerous ssts Of books IN great
variety 81 forns, tI he thus acquires mastery Of
the ART which enables him 70 apply tt With facility
% any kind OF businesG-
A WRITING SCHOOL
q oDsn day and eEsuing. attended By both ladies'
and gontismen, where without entering for the full
eOuFSs, good hAnd-Eriting can be oDtained IN =
~ ARIFHMETIO,
nnd IL SpplIcation 70 an manner Of
C06NTIHG-H0UsE CALCULATIONS,
receive the attention thsir primary inportaneo d.
maodI- fhs student VII Be made acquainted with
1IVerlI uodeI Of oalculafIou- not f1ind IN booE7
Thsro q open % the student also eouFSsof
BUSINESS SCIENCE r
oonprIIing PolIiioAI Es0no1ly, Coinsreial Law n1s
usaEu., finance. BankinZ and Oun11eys also ma1imI
methods of conducting business sueeelIfaLly and
i.i55. IN .bs shov. -vb,,.. sr. tu.-
ID With uaxtms and fneuleafto11 tsndtnE % thl
fornation Of high eharAeter - men and eltilena.
Ths course q tngtruetiol b INTENDED 70 b -
eomprohsnsiEs Gnd fhorouEh - that q any q ~
oonmereiAl College, While ths sEpslas 70 thS -
dsut h much Les ..
LI.H- beg leaEe % refer thnss % whom he 4
unlCn0Vn 70 the ollcers q the banks IN Whaalinr
and Bridgeport, md alpa1iAlly % HI Itldsuts.
TERHE
For the fnn eourIs ab0S8 au1lcated tns tuftloI
fee is go, payable on entering For the rsquf.itI
blalk books 81 Tine unllmltsd; % roInIin q ~
tun a. pleasure Tho eourBs = usually eomplstst
IN from two 70 thres month8. iauT
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induced BY the eItenHive lale and uniYenal
- - '--- 81 : popularity Of - -7-'l- .
Hoohand's German BittersI
PURELY VEGETABLE,)

(PURELY VEGETABLE)
Hosts Of ignorant QuAoks and unscrupulous adVen-
turers, have opened upon suffering humanity the
food. of Nostrums in the shape Of poor whisky,
Yilelg compounded with injurious druRa and chris
tened TonicS, Stomaehics and Bitters.
Beware of the innumeIRble array Of Alcoholic
preparations in pethoric bottles, and high-belled
kegs, under the modest appellaton bitters which
instead of curing only aggravate disease and leave
the disappointed sufferer indespair.
HooPLAND's GERMAN BITTERs
Are not new and untried article, but have stood
the test Of fifteen years trial by the American pub
lilo, and their reputation and sale not rYAled by
any similar preparation. r.
The propTietora have Thousands Of Letters from
the most eminent olergymen, Lawyers, Physicians,
and Citizens, testying, oitheir own personal knowl
edge, to the beneficial effects and medical virtues Of
these Bittera,
DO YoU WANT SOMETHING TO sTRENsTHEN
YoUi a FHV Erf
DO you WANT A GOOD APPETIZER
DO YOU WANT TO BUILD UP YOUR ooNsT1TU
DO YOU WANT 10 FEEL WELT
DO YOU WANT 10 GET RID oR NERVoUsNEssi
DO YOU WANT ENERGYi --sI-.-l.i
DO YOU WANT TO SLEEP WELT
DO YOU WANT A BRISK AND VIGOROUS RREL-
INGi
= Ltal Ifvou d. p,s
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.4o1IGI -.
pRIoEs.-LarEs dse, holding EoaEs5y dS9Sisle S ~
o1s1,it1. 81 per Bottle; dhali dozen, - sneh -
Ssc Der Sottle; half doSsn, =. 49, -. ,
9RoF Ssis by Drugsi!ts and pSai6 - n-sS~iSts and
Dealers In WhoetnG'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-30
YEARLY ADVERTISING,
The Heart OF the war.

s ~ By J. G. HOLLAND.
Peace IN the clover scented air,
And stars within the dome;
And underneath, in dim repose,
A plain New England home.
Within murmur of low tones
And sighs from hearts oppressed,
Merging In prayer, at last, that brings
The balm of silent rest.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-30

I've closed hard days work, Marty
The evening chores are done;
Aud you are weary with the house,
And with the little one.
But he is sleeping sweetly now,
With all our pretty broodi
So come and sit upon my knee,
And it will do me good.
Oh, Marty must tell you all
The trouble in my heart,
And you must do the best you can
To take and bear your part.
You've seen the shadow on my face,
You've felt it day and night;
For 1t has filed our little home,
And banished all its light.
1 did not mean it should be so.
And yet l might have known
That hearts that live as close as ours :
Can never keep their own.
But we are fallen on evil times,
And, do whate'er may,
Ny heart grows sad about the war
And sadder every day.
think about 1t when work,
And when try to rest,
And never more than when your head
Is pillowed on my bressj
E0f t06n i see Tue ChIDp-u uECb UlhoOy
And sleeping men around,
Who turn their faces towards their homes
And dream upon the ground.
think about the dear, brave boys,
Ny mates in other years.
Who pine for home aud those they love,
Till am choaked with tears.
With shouts and cheers they marched away
On glory's shining track,
But, ahl how long, how long they stayl
How few of them come back!
One sleeps beside the Tennessee,
And one beside the James,
And one fought on a gallant ship
And persisted in its flames.
And some struck down by fell disease,
Are breathing out their lifei
And others MANNED by cruel wounds
Have left the deadly strife.
Alb, Martyl Martyl only think
OF all the boys have done
And suffered in this weary war!
Brave heroes, every onel
Obi often, often in the night,
hear their coices call;
Come on and help US. Ls IL right
That lre should bear il GlLf"
And when kneel and try to pray,
NY thoughts are never free.
But cling to those who toll and fight
And die for you and me.
And when pray fer victory,
It seems almost a sin
To fold my hand and ask for what
Twill not help to win.
Obi do. not cling to me and cry,
For it will break my heart
Pm sure you'd rather have me die
L Uk,.r not m hanr NV mart.
| You think that some should stay at hom
To care for those away;
But still I'm helpless to decide
If should go or stay.
For Marty, all the soldiers love,
And all are loved again:
! And am loved, and love, perhaps,
No more than other men.
1 I>cabnot tell--I do not know y
/ Which way my duty lies,
/ Or where the Lord would have me build
My FIRE of sacrifice. u
Il / feel-I kuow-I am not mean;
II And, though seem TO boast,
I'm sure that would givemy life
To those who need it most.
i Perhaps the Spirit will reveal
/ That which is fair and righti
So, Marty, let MS hnmblJ kneel
And pray to Heaven for light.
Peace in the clover, scented air,
And stars within the dome;
land underneath, in dim repose,
A PLAIN, New England hone.
1 within. widow in her weeds,
From whom all joy is flowni
Who knseIs among her sleeping babes,
And weePs aud prays alonei
= 7ia. !, Ailantie AoHthlyfor Augttst.
nz-n.aE Terntiation1.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-30
EXTRACT

From the Remarks Of Hon. 4. StelOart, Of
Pa, on the 4th Of July, at FSystts Springs.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-30

M0. 63I ARCH STREET
RInsSpat oacs arss AantBacssVy,
JONES EyANs,
rs.........-. 70 O. n. Jsohson 8 Cal -. I.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-30

Peace in the clover, scented air,
And stars within the dome;
And underneath, in dim rePosei
7 Al plain, New England home.
Within, widow in her weeds,
From whom all joy is fownI :.
Who kneeIs among her sleeping
And weeps aud prays alone
Tlas 2 Atlantic Monthly for I
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-30

For the mn eourIe abOIo Indicated tn6 tuition
fee is go, payable on sntsEinE FOR the rsqui.its
tun a. pleasure. The eo1rBs + usually completed
IN from two 70 three monfha. jauT
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-30

To tDhom Il may concern:
Auy proposition which embraces the
restoration of peace, the integrity of the
whole Union, and the abandonment OF sla-
very, and which comes by and with an au-
thority that can coutrol the armies now at
war against the United States, will be re.
ceiVed and considered by the Executive
Government of the United States, and will
be met by liberal terms on substantial and
collateral points; and the bearer thereof
shall have safe conduct both ways.
ABRAHAM LIHCoLH.
l left the Falls by the next train, leaving
Msjor Hay to receive any response to the
Presidents proffer, should any be made
but there was none. Messrs. Clay and
Holeombe addressed to me letter Of sharp
criticism on the Presidents proffer above
quoted, which / first read in the columns
of the daily journals Of this city. And
here the matter closed, despite all rumors
of further or other negotiations. Hessrs.
Clay, Holcombe and Sanders remain at the
Fails, or at the adjacent Watering place OF
St. Catherins's, and are still In the receipt
of many visits from Democratic politicians
who cross the border on purpose.
l heartily approve the Presidents bases
of negotiation, and think them calculated
to exert a saIutary influence at the Soutbi
and vet think It would have been wiser
TO have interposed no conditions, but ask
ed the Copfederates to perfect and verify
their credentials, and then make theil
proposition. For, thus brought 70 book
what could they have prohered thst would
not have strengthened the upholders o.
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Hooaand's German BittersI

nyou do, Us
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-12-26
DOW EsTIC PORTS.

NEW ORLEAl,S = Ar l2th. baroue Geunessee.
Nickels, FhiladeIphia; 18th. Hanson Gregory Greg.
delphia.
Below. brig Star of Hope. from Philadelphia.
SID 6th, 1arqnes Nickels, and Niueveh
cs GEUhIE ~ uWE HC-Ar I'th inst, sch Minerva,
PHlLApELPHiA-Cl slst. sch Majestic. Payne.
Cid 22d. barque Brilliant. Colburn, New Orleans;
brig Avondsie, Dix, boston.
NEW YORK-Ai 22d. schs Wan Crawford, Hig-
gins, and Ned sumter, Lord from Elizabethport tor
Cid 2sd. ships Nicobar, Remmond, Melbourne:
Neptune, Peabody. Liverposl; barques Sacramento
Elba, Dr sko, Cardenas; John grimm. chase, IA.
NEW LoNDoN-Ar aad. brig catha-ine Rogers
Laws Bath tor Fortrt IS Monroe -S''e''
In the lower harbor 22d. sch Union. Avery fror,
vnalhaven for wiLett's Point with main sail badl,
PROvIDENCE-Ar in West Bay 22d. sch Iucv n
Ives. Robinson, from Portland Tor Fortress Monroe
NEwfokIIar z2d. sch Stranger, Smith. Provi-
In port 2sd, brigs Clara p Gibbs, Tapley, Grapa
Turk I'll for philadelphia; Chas W Ring, Nc Len n.
Cow bay ~ New York; schs vanoslis, Sawyer,
Rondoat for Roston Juliet, Killings I'm Bangor for
BosT0N-Ar 2sd. brig Maria VIII te. Snow, phils.
delphia; schs Lochiel HASKELL Machias; Lizzie Gum
till. Guptill, and Frolic Kennedy, Rockand
CID 23d, ship Martha Rideout. Jefferson, for Mel.
bourne; brig Laur lis, holton, Cape Haytien sch
Ar Gath, sohs Luea, Linnell, ard Henry CLAW
Plaistsd Bangor; New Packet Foster, Milibridge:
Glendora stimson, Deer Isle; Geo Brooks. W allaoe
Portland.
CID Gath, barques Parans, Thompson, Havana; B
Co cord Colcord, Searsport; brig e tlary, Parker
Portland Portland load for Cuba sch gloucester IgdkiDs
Deer Isle eeaea s.st ss ~
AEkH fSLE-Ar 18th, schs Commodore Beaty,
and UT INTO Hammond Ellsworth Tor Portland
,GL0UCESTEk-Ar 2l.t, schs Amelia. Mctowan.
Wiscasset: Ann, q ant. Boston; q Norton. ath-
Bangor; Sa III. Mo re. Calais; Ceylon Kane. or.
land "a SLENDER S'ia-on Deer Isle; Cameo Elweli,
eaamb .oT hsssney; ROBBERS Isa,s
aFrin ton; Sarah julia Gilley. aad Himrod, bop
ktns, bncksport; Freeport Tarnsworfh; Pierca, Al
ley; Warren. q ant. and W. shSlDet Duncan,
Boston; III F yarnum, Turner, Bicksport.
Ar I'D. schs c D Oliver, Dunton, Westport; Tam.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-12-26
Fall Of Savannah.

The glorious intelligence that our army un-
der Gen. Sherman occupy Savannah was Of
ficially announced last night. 1t adds not a
little to our pride and exultation over the con-
Quest that one of our own brave men Of Maine,
MAJ. GEN. o. o. HOWARD has taken part in
this brilliant exploit. All honor to our brave
soldiers who have so calamity marched
through one of the rebel States and compelled
its commercial capital to yield to the Union
arms. The rebel General Hardee, it seeas'
skedaddled with his army.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-12-26
Our Female Painters.

vi truth, oar young women are beginning
70 understand whst they are good for. New
neios OF labor-new opportunities for earning
their bread, aud with their bread, reputation
ana innuence' are opening to them all over
the iald.
Even here, we have 60 less than four inst
Towering into notice, of whom a Eord or tv o,
it you please, Mr.. Editor.
First, We have Mrs. Cole, who not onlv
writes poetry, but soasesimes poetry which Is
too good for a daily paper complimentary
to the paper, very,l and paints in oil, with
success quite beyond what her best friends
ever expected of her.
Next, we have Miss Kellogg, who not only
paints a good picture In oil and water colors,
but gives lessons In both departments, as well
IS in crayons, drawing, &c. 1ua
And then we have Miss Barker, whom we
are soon to lose, they say-but then, what may
% our loss will be aHosheE's gain-with a
great deal ofdelicate appreciation, downright
cieyesasss and honesty in her landscapes.
Another, Hiss 4yres, woman full Of poe
Try, and capable Of making stir among land.
scape painters, wherever they be.
And then, Mtss Beckett, also woman of
genius, patient, truthful aad sure to improve.
Lat sRF Beeg!e do their duty--and va vill
answer 10 daiiF PeRapwortbs.' JIM,
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