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, 1864-03-12

Resident Physician She understood me
now, and by the way she pressed her hand
on her own little futtering heart, you would
have thought the disease was contagious ];
and l verify think it was. So now we are
determined to cure each other, and next we
are both to apply.to clergyman, who is to
form between us a life partnership, as law
yer and physician.
But one thing troubles me, ofwhich had
not thought till now; that it is necessary
to have our cards engraved. Married peo-
pie usually are Mr., and Mrs. so and so; or
Mr..such an one and lady, but will any
one please be so kind as to tell me how 1
and my little wife are to be designated
viii it be Mr. and DR.. Hubbs,' Mr.. and
Mrs. Hubbs NJ d. or, as the ladies are go
ing ahead so fast in these days of Woman's
Rights, will [ sink into lesser insignifcance
and shall we be DR., Todd and gentleman,
or must 1 drop the name of Hubbs altogeth-
er, and become Todd too Somebody
please tell me how to have these cards en-
graved
, 1864-03-12


Description OF JESUS CHRIsT.-The
following description of Jesus Christ is said
to have been found in an ancient manuscript
sent by Publius Latilus, President of Judea
to the Senate at Rome: .-...r
"There lives at this time in Judea man
of singular character, whose name is Jesus
Christ. The barbarians esteem him a
prophet, but his followers adore him as the
immediate offspring of the immortal God.-
He is endowed with such unparalleled virtue,
as to call back the dead from their graves,
and to heal every kind of disease with word
or touch. His person is tall and elegantly
shaped; his aspect amiable and reverend !;
his hair flows in those beauteous shades
which no united colors can match, falling
into graceful curls below his ears, agreeably
COUGHING on his shoulders, and parting on
the crown of the head like the head dress
Of the sect of Nazarites. His forehead is
smooth and large; his cheeks without a spot,
save that Of lovely red his nose and
mouth are formed with exquisite symmetry
his beard is thick, and suitable to the hair of
the head, reaching little below the chin,
and parting in the middle like a fork his
eyes are bright clear and serene. He re-
Dukes with majesty, counsels with mildness,
and invites with the most tender, persuasive
language; his whole address, whether word
or deed, being elegant grave, and strictly
characteristic of SO exalted being, No man
has seen him laugh, but the whole world
beholds him weep frequently; and SO per-
suasive are his tears, that the whole multi
tude cannot withhold their tears from join
ing in sympathy with him He is very
modest, temperate and wise. In short,
whatever this phenomenon may turn out in
the end, he seems at present man of ex-
cellent beauty and divine perfectons, every
way surprising the children of men.
, 1864-03-12

drop some day lifeleSs in the street, or that
the morning would soon come, when the
power to rise from my bed would have left
, 1864-03-12

Why are the Marys the most amiable of
their sex? Because they can always be
Mollyfed.
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s5ns S&@isrtstct HtGstts IT'S bisit etaie uswi&aHsu fSa
men, tueeu' 61 aesut beg .0sati&en @eieaI&aftA bi
Ebrer 2Gnbuus iSusa ben uuterasi@aeten Gseuten SUrHsacu
misb. -
ais 1stssts Gussuufs Rne saaGE sstEsat uusntosIbNA
Co., Q. @tlAeS waskt.
Observation-Disclosures Bee @~eEN<HaSeOs sMa
Gtts.esfxsfEa.
Was ~ EkassssAs.2
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ao@ efsmors1amb.
gaa gaien Bridge, (iber Wefminfer)
EAen be 3h9e tdsltd 100 Wprsens usas 3
&s&sritaagS.
Sex Linton. Brioee g7m Al ii $50 gss-
@atoaa
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WfarpIdnS Observation-Disclosures
.aae sa. f6Aft BON Baltimore
gtOropeitli6e @de pen Baltimore ulo gprtbfr.
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TIN, Northwestern ,onfrdorac,.

And ,,rnors. To fory,d Iran r-,.l,r,,,i.r' t,a
In, INA, n,cry,d ,,,.lf into 4, ,c,u,y ,>r.n ,t.
e,.cu,e current is a,an r,i.i, tn, medium o .,r,.
ling M. country l., r.,. s.,,. u.,,. ..c,,,,I,
,,,.l.lri in h,,,orv Nm, ,or,.,, ., ,.,,, ..,.,,.
country known as the rrca, Northwest is - u, .,
ued from the Union. and tie rirlt Of .,ecg..r o..
tsb,i.bed In our vcrv midri TIL f.
h. done. to-. q, the indication d, r,
...,.., ,..d... ~ n,;,.., A.. t...t
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n, increasing demand fot United Static o.. 'r-
t. he An, small c7.pitslisiH and middle oia - ~
,.-,,.,v 10 automatically aiir,DuieI hy lie
: ,do,, rsss g. the ',iclusion- # tho Dcuocrt,'ic
r.c.s." This explanation, from a1drcc Mat n',rt
..,..s ~ opportunity for miuriul uiIr cans, inay
+. 1,cp,cd ~ confirming the reports rGltyo ~ Mo
..r,ae.-g sympa,hy TOR the '.orthcrn I.op'c that
r...,. among tie uSiilc ,lass.s of TurIe. y is
;, 20 means oonfnr b. Germany, b., prevails ~
Ii,iy. France, Sco,l,trL AID even England Tie
tr.," g. explanation i. simple and obyio,a. II lr'1
,r,,n The common sympathy entertained for ,nca
,.hor by al who struggle an,,nst cl1s' iu'crr's
md uueqi, lnw, uat bcpr1t ihe ic~ al
~ cypenst q, Va, many. IlIs i.cans
Z" hnherhood o,cr,ontr M, u--r.w lolndarics
~ n ,Nns and LANGUAGES. n w,H shared D. Ito
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.
Proposals tor Loan Treasury Departs

u'ut ,lulv goth l~'i
N'ticr f. h"ro'v given that suh~ript nn. will tc
-'rriv- b, the Ir,ezrgot ut the nitcJ S'ete. the
.,,ors Assistant liclsul"rs aud dss4snatrI I,,s.i.
'ii,., and py ,ae >o,io"s hank. dc.sua'ed anil
!ul..uc,' A. Irru.i',r'r, aul tiu4uc'N Ntcutt fur
Treasury No'cs pa,aoc three years from ''-I'' 10,
l~i hearth. iutl,s, ~ o.. rn,r OF rcvon AND three
trntL- = r't' rcranuuu, ia n.i-Au.uL coaloas
attTchgd. %. s.'c ga l'v iil money.
Ibr.'uu,,. ,.. l,,ou,r,iiui- At tlr rn.iIr ~ ihc
hold,l Al maturity. luto -h ,.f,e"' sol. .,ar,ns
l.na., va,on,.. a, li,'r r,, su4 y',.Hy la,u,.
yrsr irom AI.J,' -, l-o'.
Nae Nu',- ,.li Do i-su,l IN druou, r5uous o., NOV.
one huudlr4, Joe tupi'd, owe 'no.tnHl and I've
Thousand ,.ulu.. aud % - '-u'I b..nh. or ps,-
attic tourle., n lry be- tirrt,d T., thr u'-.tt..-.
Al ut,ci .p'iur, u,urt q. ior n l. do.ar,, o.. ,ouc
multiple oi IN, dollar.
uupucato G., icN''' st he .s.gri ,' gl' dep s't.
TIE pant, ,iositu. must ,ud"lss Ut1l 80 o.. ma
o,r,i.c"'C ihe De nomination OF uo,'e rviur,l, and
VII Their tucy are 20 tc i.u,u n h.Iuk ~. u.c to
order. when so eldo.-cl II inu-, lie LEI, eIth the
ofoer reccNin. the t.plrL 10 lo iorN -rioi 10 This
department.
Ihe potes viii be transmitted 10 the oNrcr- frre
Of uan. tatol chAi.o ooh t.tor the fc,e.p' OF
no o.l inl Ccrtuca.c. Of Depoat latnc, can 1. a..
pa ed.
lu'ercs, win lie Above TO Au ust u or all Gcr,..t.
mace pro. ~ that q. e.. a.i all be PAD by tho De-
plrtro-t uisn .ecc.ps OF TIC oIie,nu cci.ifoa,cs.
A the note drnv interest from August II, pc.sors
masue deposits suheeueni 10 that date must poy the
iner-rt accrued om date Of note 20 date OF deposit
Par'ies deposiiins tscn,y-6ve thousand dolar and
upwards for these notes any one time will h q.
loved commission Of -quartsr Of one Per
vhioh viii ne paid by this nspsuSnoni upon IL ~
oe 1T Of bill IN the Amount onrtilsd 70 b. tbf Oh
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~ qtIi ul mutual nCcofnino,..u.l llL = COB
will that has generally m'rs"l ~. r,nto's ,''-
tween employers ont rmplo.c"s ou he f''rrr
Wa're qrotUn. h1H NO where l,en Iuor,. .,'is'.'-
toriy Illustrated than in Chi-a.p. rapT.,r. q At
tie stouceut''ts ~ tA-t ritz r'..ury 'ruok TT
higncr wngci. Ih,y l.d len receiving n.rcc u.l.
lr' and ESonty-1yo cents O day, but uou ,n'.rl
tour lo!l.f. aui rn'iiy iuittel Wor. the rciua-
al of,he cuploycr- to ncce,i' - ,h".r request. \
irw days since ~. ruon pa-qrci tnr e'rcc's With
inusr and presented yer. rc1' and manly ape
Ioarnnrr. Since thcu ~. "riii, css have 'vTl ..-
ed ,hat the dcmNnd for cytrA Ioy wouli arp th,u
81 their oltfc IraAt', lrt l.,,o O.. m4r-
rin for 'r'ci,, "a. -mia' u,cs;ci
aud tho i.sg tv 80 dchi-, and
tho usual contingencies Of business. 81 Pc
employers, however. who have c'utri-,s- cypgrss
pcgicrt willingness - surrender them To- u'cir
workmcr, and ls them - to work ON them. aud
receive M the profits tn.v can make. They STATE
that they have already repeatedly advanced Nc
rates % vngr% until they Lave rcs'acd ~ l.-h
pnnt 49, " consistent With the cAe,uto. - S-i ~
contrasts, aud that = fJrio. mrreas" OF wages 's
| out of thc question. ihs far ami pAiu rrop,~l-
ton will command tho approval of w,rLinr-
| mon ana cfnplo, 60. 4 mutual c-J',uaIot gene
| ornly iytnoyrs m1tr ~ .'.lucs. and cnutiuoos
each party that tho other har go. which should
he respected. I, will help to so,, he l,io-rr tia,
! be- ~ dependent en- cnptal iu cmrlog mou', aud
prove I" uc employer hai Us w,a'ih stl pro
r"iy src tur results OF lnt-r. When the,c t-'iiNs
-rc more generally understood II VIII ic e.sicr ~
a"ttl' DE di-putes hat arife from un. - tine lee
tween the two oilee~ and tie muiual ictsuI'nar
uy.n each other ~ l,h,, sud ca, tl viii le