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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-04-07
A Mistake.

The. Cincinnati Comcrcial's special
correspondent telegraphs from Washing
ton that Illinois Is the only State in the
Union that has furnished an excess Of vol;
unteers over all quotas. This may have
been the case on the first of March, the
time at which the last adjustment of quo-
tas and credits was made. Indiana, by
the figures of the Provost Marshal Gen.
eral, had an excess of Z, ,320 on the 31st Of
January. In the month of February e..
222 recruits were mustered into service.
which would increase the excess to 9. 9.552.
The quota OF the State under the last call
for 300. 900 men is 13.008. Deducting
from this the excess of 9 9.552, leaves J, ,456
men to be raised to fill the last quota.
From the 1st to the Goth of March 1884
recruits were mustered into service. which
would give an excess of 478 in favor of In
diana over all calls. and this without coun-
ting veterans. The veterans actually rs-
ported tothe Adjutant General of the State
number 7,735, and besides these at least
8. 900 more are known to have re-enlisted,
making an an aggregate of 10. 735. Add
to this the excess of home enlistments over
the States quota , and it will be sem that
Indiana's total excess is III, 2l3.-lnd
Jour-, March %. .F -.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-04-07
Mcclellan from a Rebel Point Of
View.

The rebels appear to have come to the
conclusion that their efforts iu Gen. Nc
Clellan's behalf are fruitless. and cast him
aside in the following harsh manner:
(From the Richmond Dispatch, 2lst.
McCLELLAN's STATEMENT OF HIS LOSSES.
Mcclellan. in the official report which
he has just published. puts down his losses
in the battles around Richmond, from the
Goth of June to the lst of July, inclusive.
at 1852 killed, 100 wounded. and s.
958 missing; total, Is, ,249. When it is
recollected that the Confederates actually
took. brought away, and confined upon
the island. and in other prisons, more than
11,000 men, we may be enabled to judge
of the claim which this document has to
be considered truthful.
A lie stuck to, says the proverb, Is as
good as the truth. To cover one of the
most shameful, as well as com plete defeats
recorded in history, McClellan's vanity
prompted him to indulge in system Of
deliberate falsehood. which Justly brought
upon him the derision of the civilized
world. But it did him no manner of SER
vice. His employers saw through his de-
vices. as his opponents had already done
from the beginning No manifest Of all
Mcclellan himself believes a word of what
he writes. He has found his proper level,
and all the lying reports which he can
manufacture between this and doomsdsy
cannot raise bim above it. He came here
to take the city of Richmond. He had.
first and last--from Fortress Monroe to
Mechanicsville-as documents furnished
to the Committee of Inquiry by the War
Office, substantiated by the Assistant
Secretary of War, prove beyond all doubt.
I5S, 600 men.
He was beaten in every battle. from
Williamsburg to Malvern. Lincoln found
him at Westover. or Shirley with but 80.
600 men. What had become of all the
rest? Had they sunk into the earth. or
melted into the air? They had sunk into
the earth. victims to the bayonets and the
shots of the Confederate troops or to the
disease of the climate. aggravated by in
cessant, exposure, and unremitting toll In
ditching his way to Richmond. At last.
only because it was necessary to withdraw
our troops to repel invasion from another
quarter, he was permitted to stink away
with the miserable remnant Of his troops.
cowsd, broken-spiri.ed, and sffectually
brought down from the lofty tone of bragg
gadocio with which they commenced the
siege Of Richmond. A more entire failure
is nowhere recorded, and more thorough
charlatax never lived. d c
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-04-07
THE SINGER SEWING MACHINE.

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CHINE is fast gaining worldwide reputation
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The Folding Case the Family Machine is a
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While some Of the Gases, made out of the choices
woods, are finished in the simplest and chastes I
manner possible, others are adorned and embel-
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Itis absolutely Necessary to see the Family Ma.
chine in operation, so as to judge ofits great ca
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It's fast becoming as popular for family sewing
as our Manufacturing machines are for manufactur
| ing purposes.
The Branch Offices are well supplied with sill
twist, thread ,needles oils. &c, Of the very bes
quality. ...s..'i
Send for a PAMrHLrr. -,s.e - ....-.
THE SINGER MsNUFACTURING COMPANY,
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~ INDIANAPOLIS Ofice, AZ, E. Washington 81
UE. PAUL, Agent in Plymouth. n
J Sept. >, lee3-44yl. ~ aa- zses ra'f
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tbs fiscal year ending 3t December 1893 as required by
CT arier
Premiums Quiet ndipg Risks Dec 81, l83 sE'ot'f 80
Pieuiuus received Mlrue Risks, from JAN ], -. 49,. -
1893, TO Doc. 81, !6bJ..s -
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OrFIcs OF TBE AMERICAN COAL oAPASf.
10. % Trinity Buildiue No lil bfo.t"ay'

NWIpEND.-The Directors OF this Conpa-
Irt,vs 1ecl,-ed a dividend from the earu,ngs Of nc
-, N, =, ,couths ending :he Slst oil Dcccuccr ut, oil
ON FER CENT payable ct the flee Of the company ~
ser the tenth day Of February nest 10 the Ie'''reu '1
r. d; stock az the closing o. the books -
Iha transfer Books viii oe closed ~ e close OF 1 ,inys on
q roth day Of January and be reoreu,d on ~ lsa ,'o
ltn dav Of February. t. l. LLolp' oeclo."'y
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Amuscmenis.

1--WE HIPP0THEATRON
NEw.YoRk CIRQUE.
TEs t%eJac i:y EviGHHd. ges 10 0ooNh
IuIRD Alghr Or TIE SEASON
CONTINUOUS AND
UNPARALLELED SUCCESS
m,yuoTHHi h i'ii SUPERB
eli has Ut once G %mb ' 6hS&5EN Fl being tho
CROWDED TO QvEELowlSG EVERY EVENING.
Hundred unable 20 ohtan admission
UNANIMOUS EXPRESSION
WONDER ASp DELIGHT
BY THE THOUSANDS PRESENT
a. the
MARVELLOUS GRANDEUR AND BEAUTY
AND TIE srLENDoR OF rhE' PERFORMANCE.
This Mammgih Iron Building il The tr', ever defined
lie asc.r In the United ss,or 'i T. az 1919 in Ple
elegance aud comfort any Of the Imperial Cirque and Hippo
dIones Of Continental Europe 1t has been constructed
THE MODEL AMpnTHEATER OF TIE WORLD
LAWRENCE u. NoLh Arrhi.ccti w o. LORD Con-
no .'crng by Mr. HARGlN The painting md decoration.
by Va; II WILSON. The steam and slsit.ing by Orr!
The great features q marked excellence IN this magnGeen.
structure are rs beauty Of torn the P.acton Of view
viii be thoroughly warm IN Winter and equally cool in
G0RGEOUsLY LIGHTED AND DECORATED,
presents tao most Brilliant ensemble OF roned elegance and
asi,uc skill -
EVER GIVEN TO TIE WylEssrERS WORLD.
HPPOTITATROWc PERFORMANCES
Ttis AND EVERY EyEyNG,
viii be ofthe o; bril- lu diver ted character embraced
succession u eyerysgns pfo.f,Imes in which tho
CONSTELLATION OF STAR ARTISTS EVER
ASSEMBLED ~ AMERICA
VII appear "a q rapid succession Of
MtiVELs Qf EQUWArIoN
uce'y @,d9i ic q, Na9e %, 1 Sslsula''d
elegant AID astounding l,s t. Of ..,,, ,,.,,,
ACROBATlC DENrERIrY
UNPARALLELED rs HlfPODt AMArlC ANNALS.
TUE COMPANY
VIII eIlI.,e aumbeT II our cadng perfouners The FOL
"'' TRULY EMINENT ARTISTS:
NINE. sCliMlDT, M1iE VIRGINIA,
miss ELIZA GARDlNER, NILE. lsABEL,'
alAE. Dk5OiR.E. MILF. KOSALlE,
NINE MARIE WACARTE,
SHERWOOD FAMILY,
mr. RIcrD. HENlSGs' iiI DANIEL GARDNER,
NH y AUSTIN MR.. G. W. FARMER,
Mr. II. NICHOLS. Mh. C. CONRAD,
MIR H. WILLIAMS ~. NONESiL,
MIR LAWRENCE, ~. UQLlNAiu.
Il. DARylOSI, MIR WM klNCADE,
MR. JAMES COOKE
(1he County Ic.tor),
Dir. \. AUSTIN
frhc Pcllchlneie 81 tho ircna),
Mr.. $. LAfHRoP
''"ir Rijs'' fh II iis Ri'''
Ute Partisan Br0trs1ne)
Mater q tie llorse.......Mr HORACE NICHOLS.
The rand Brass inl string Bands viii be under tie dee-
ton Of Mr.. Rim Is.
Prices OF ADMissoS-Dress Circle 30 cents Amphi'hes
.er ctntsi RsstryeI Stalls e. cents Children uuter 10,
haf price ~ Acts can be obtained II the BorOce and a.
all lie phncipil hotels Door open At 4. the performances
Comnruciug n 8ocock Caia-.s b. r-i e. 10 CLOCK,
SPECIAL NouCEIo avoid tho pressure at the ckeioice
In he evening visitors will 90 ~ purchase theif ticket. at
the box Once eur.ug tAe dsy.
FiltsF GRAND MATiSEE
TODAY. TO-DAY.
Doors opru q. /. Common ing at2
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amnsemenis.

| A CADEMY OF MUSlC-TIE OPERA.
In consequence Of Wednesday, Feb TO- being AshWedres'
day, aud Of tho necessary Preparations to DO made for tho
sraud
TIE SEVENTH GHAND OPERA NlGHF
will take pace
Tat y corqqaerso Of tho great demand Tor rege'ions Of
will DO performed on FRIDAY EVENING, Feb 10, and
On SATURDAY EVENING, Feb. 10.
drawn order 70 make r very Interesting de-
bus and te revival OF other gose opas M particulars OF
~ Friday EyEYIYd, yeb. y, at 9 O'Clock.
When viii be presented Gounods and brilliant Opers IN
five acts Of
-. FAUST
as expressly prepared By the Composer for the Italian Opera
at Her 'iY'''yy A 4 ls5r'er' London
will DO produced with It's new and brllan. costumes new
scenery aud appointments aud tho following very complete
cast:
Margherita.......NssC CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG
siebsL..........;; .Mlg nESbihf y ai sULlER
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. HANNIBAL BIECHI
vaen'in. FEREAADO BELLIM
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. T 1YkL6a
Conductor, MARErzEEK.
EIGHTH SUBSCRIPTION NIGHT,
when will 10 produced Pee!s and brilliant Opera Of
Or. Tus LAST DAYS or PonPEu,
with is splendid mise
AND THE GREAT ORlOiNAL CAST.
Ione.................Mine. JOSEPHINE MEDORf
Edii..,.............Mle IlENRlETrE sULZER
OaucO..............Sist FRANCISCO MAILOLtNI
Afbsces.....,...........oiB. FERNANDO BELLlNI
Burbo. ......................si5 HANlBAL BACH
snusta... ...,.,...............ol NtlChAlsDF
'nefr AZ LIEN
hcs"....'.''''.'''''''..'.'''', MlLNER
Conductor. J. NUM-
TIE sie OF tickets and secured seats for If the above
nlaed perform auce. viii commence rus MD3SNG at the
B1tofce Of the AGA emy; q. Beer Schnners No 7Ol
Broadway, aid at Root Autonys Sta.ioues OF
Nassau and Pine SIS. rom to ) o'clock
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EEw YORK Feb. .. 1884


NiW ORR frh. =, lf''' .
NOTICE il hereby given that the Board OF
~ Drecior- have tbi day declr,da DIVIDEND OF fiNE
81 FER CENT ont Of the net earnings Of the months
paysblc the o ire oi che Company. on NEDNESDAi ue
inn ist The transfer books vii close the 10Th inst mt
and reopen Oh the h inssut BY older Of the Board Of III
Tcc,or. THEODORE 4. JOHNSON, Secretary.
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financial.

e. Tryox FiRB SIS CONrANY No. 10 Ns-i'
lNWIDEND. The Board Of Directors nave
II THIS DAY declared Dividend o. FIVE les cent P'J
Die OF 's'AA4'' NV WAITER NJ FRANKLIN Seey.
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Finaatlol.
c,TATEMENT
- Of TIE
GREAT WESTERN
CfARlNE)
INSURANCE COMPANY,

(NARlNE)
INSURANCE COMPANY,
o tbs fiscal year ending 3ist December 1893 required by
ch.rer.
rreml ou,,t ndng RISKS, Dec 81, lso2 s27'e'i 80
Premiums received ON Mlriue Rshs, from jan l. an o -
1888 to Doc 81, 6oj''.'.' '' -
Total Marine Premiums s., i7G,2ol 81
Premiums marked Oh rom Jan. |,
1908 to Dec. 81 1863 less return e,oo,
IN e ly1 reccivi and accrued pc.
.xchauge, Hc....'...''..''' 85D7sJ ~ ~, am 9.
Losses adjusted and rad and e,i.
matted 'oss,s, less savages. ..,.... Sli3313l2 81
lap uses, commissions, taxes, aud o,,.o,
''' Tnr coMr.SY MAS Tnr ro11owisa AssErs'
iorIon yankers............. s7DG go IS
United States, and City Bonds and ,o,,oo
bank Siocks........s..'.''.''''.' ~ go ~ ~
Sciiu held by Company. ......:..." s665 20
Accrued interest to bo ieceyel.".. lJOO5 II
Rta. Estate and Loans Oh Bonds and ,,,-.o ne
Mortgages. .........'.....''''''' % ~ 80 80
Loans ou deluard..,.....''.'''''''' T-o,. ~
bills roceiy ......''''s''''' AV'''' ~, az nj
s r cent leres. on the outstanding certificates Of rroht'
vii be paid to the ho.dra thereof or her .egh
,yrs c aud after Tuesday Ae - Of febIusTy nsS, csNr
A cash dividend Of ElGHr AND A HALE frR OhlSl
vii be paid to stockholders AMI aeT the 3 Of January
instant Sam. NJ. Cite, .us su-.
pns the balance t,e Outstanding Cerhcatrs Of the Scip
sur of iss and FiFrI (so FER CENT OF The scnp Issue
% Tep.esenta,ivr. on and after Tuesday he ID Of Feb
ripry from which data a nteFe', on the respective p'
.r,p di,a-Ha Of TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT de-
eard on elrei participating premiums Of ne Com
frsy for the ending Dec a. 1893 Tor when 'eTuhcale
Wi b. issued ON and after tho hs' day OF pin next
The Tram BooAs VIII be closed until tho .Oih Oh
The Scrip transfer Book, vii be closed Until the "a Of Feb
I4,ry us1t.
- DOUGLAS ROBINSON, Secretary.
| Ncw.York. Jsn. IS, 1854.
DREo1ons; .,.r.,D
! W. C. P1CKERSGILL, JAMES BTNKARp,
I IVA IA 0iriON WIZ. NJ ENhNrS,
SAbiL y. BAHCOCK NOEEhI sFEDUlNV
Z JAS. VI. BROWN y =; JuilNnlON, nm
/ ePrO " HFNNINGS sAAlL D. CALDWELL,
/ ROBH NJ OLYPHANE WILSON q. HUNT,
} IS b. DUNCAN ;. =. CRANE,
- SPGTIDiNG. J. pIERPONT MORGAN
/ - l.. AstINNALL, GEORDt w. DEE,
lniiY ALIEN WIN WRIGHT
GJSTANJS kuTIER, EMiL HklNhiANN,
/ l. H. BRIGHAM THOS. SLOCOMB,
! J. A. NECKF GEO. A. PHELPS in,
JOHN Il. GARDNER, ~ a. sOhIbAN.
RICHARD LArHFRS, PRECEDENT
JOHN A. PARKER, Vice PRECEDENT
JAMES +. cox, Second Vice President
DOUGLIs RoDNsoS, Secretary.
This Company having established Branch Ocs' at London
,nG.r IA, management: Of Messrs JOHN FiCGERsGllL
son. aud Liverpool under The management Of Messr'
GUlON Co. Risks Wi be taken in London and Liverpool
shipments and all parts Of the world, OF the same
.es and conditions a. are obarod from the hrs, class Com
aLs in Er.!aud. Losses under Policies issued BY these
p. New.i or4 may Je ssetd o. when tAe iAA' are
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DROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC
ID THE OPERA
Director........................ AK NARETZEK
On THURSDAY EVESlSG fc5. H. q. "a,
GRAND ITALIAN OPERA.
First and only spp.srance OF -. .
Nine. JOSEPHINE MEDORL
who vii this occasion appear 10 her guy led character OF
Norma IL Bruis grand gic Opera IL lIIve nets VI
NORMA,
with Is unparalleled cast. -
norma niisbNlhi
Hllr
PolhO.... ..sls MAIGobEni
Conductor. ~ MANI
PRICES or ADMISSION AS USUAL.
Tho sac Of secured AMI tickets VII commence ti5
morning in Brooklyn the box office o. the Academy SUD
IN New YORK Root aud AntAoly corner OF Nassau End
Pine
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'VIuE COPARTNERSIlIP existing between
/ A. HANLLT UEAIit all A. W. T. 10 1liEr under
tho name 4 HEATH HUGHES T. hrroly DiS7OLF 10
by mutual consent, Either parry viii s.n 10 q1d..io
N.U.I ofk Fob T. lgs. A. kNLkf HEATH.
a. ". y. HUGHES.
rgHE undersigned have this day formed CO.
4 PARTNERSHIP fof tie trurssr'ou Of SIOt n COM
MISSION BUSINESS, under the nrm name 81 iAIti d
r. HATCH.
4. W. Is. HUGHES.
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finallcial.
OFFICE OF CHICAGO Aso ALTON RuLroA

OFFICE OF CHICAGO AID ALTON RAILROAD Co,
CHICAGO. FEB. o, 1874.
ITTNIE HOLDERS Of the PREFERRED
z STOCK Of ihis Company hereby notified tilt by
A,c 4 tle Board o. Director, DNiDEND Of B pol
LAYS FER SHARE Uess Gov minclt tax VIII he paid
l,, by Messu g. : BUBBl - son. No % Wiliin
New rk al certificate of stock standing ia their name
after the clio a., Of tla book, a. Of The h OF Feb
rusrv JOSEPH PRICE, Secretary.
, 1864-05-08
A Baron Among tho Managers.

A Baron Among tho Managers.
The philadelphia Sunday 7imes relates the
following in regard to a well-known concert
manager. It ssys:, .. =.
A distinguished impresaario, who has ap-
penred for some 1fue past more than absent.
minded, has been devoured b. = noble ambi-
tfon to soar above the common multitude OF
m4nsgers, who are contcnt to enjoy their I'M
mepse wealth In republican ease In the
'neighboEhood OF his nativo valley, in Anstria
-Movayia-ahere IL an old bAfoniai castle, OF
which thtre IL but one tower left standing,
and which. for more than Il century has been
The frsort Of strange nocturnal birds. Tbs
manager, having made fortune OIL fhe ge-
uius of Gottscha1k, is determined TO enjoy It
In a suitable manner. He has alwaSs looked
with A. upon these lordly stouea, ,regretttug
TINT such an i1lustrlous title should be wasted
for want Of q proprietor About ssx months
apo. \ gouu4 count, Kriegelstein, c1ne Into
posscssfon Of the old rnin, with other prop
erties. apc Of coutea got rid OF It hy ancsion.:
Aschookmate Of the fmpreseario, who lad
been 4 confident Of his secret dfeams' OF aua-
hitfop. wrote immedixtelY to the LITTER, who
hastfned to reply BY return Of mall, Turn
:inc his f3Te-twenties into gold, he bought the
: o1a towar with the baronttey attached 70 It,
The intent{on Of the manager IL, We kno#,
!. To kerr, this transaction secret until he
roasea hienppearance on the managerial field
of Europe. where he will be known 10 Baron
Mas ron Strakosch. We know Of nothing
more calculated to make Unman perfectly
unhappy, or G1au mis- Fnhle, th1n this addi'
tton 10 the golden book OF European nopln
; ~ should take place In the person ot the1l
r11al
, 1864-05-08
The Wife Of E1-PreAident Buchanan
In Court

From the st. Louis Unio11 Nay 81
A little parched up old lady, tldlly dressed,
appeared at tho County Clerks desk, yester-
day, aud with great earnestness Of manner,
rather eingular one. She stated. that her
maiden name was Kaeiah Il. Foster. Alter
her first husband, Mr.. White died, she was
again married, in Rochester, New York, On
the night of the Fourth Of July, 1855, to
James Buchauan, who Waa then running ior
President Of the United States. 8he WIS In
I mesneric sleep at the time and "old
told her 30, and she has never doubted the
truth. Since the marriage, Mr. Buchanln,
her husband, has been trying to find her. but
be has not forgotten her. At one time he
sent her e ,500, coo, which ehe never received.
So che Eas told by q Mrs. Hall-Martha Hall.
At another time he sent her Sit, 900, and q
young man rode three daYs to lind it. ue
couldn't see it About twenty women
caught hold OF the youuR man mud put him
In an it; safe, after taking the money out
Buchanan has frequently sent his checks, bnt
hiss.~ife has never received them She has
been told that Buchanan bonght tile Everett
House tor her. and she wants it turned over
In her name. In fast. she stys she wants all
the property coming to her turned over to
her, and put a stop to the CAB OF the women,
who are perBecuting her on that very account.
They have thrown Vltrio1 ut her and abused
her. il.
In her great trouble she said she went to
the Chief Of Police, where she was told that
eeyen women had locked up Buchanan In d
chest. She was told that 4 strong Niger was
sent to open the chest When be opened the
lid OF the chest, there was nothiug seen but
the print Of mans foot The scren women
had torrnented Buchanan to death. ALL she
wanted nov was to get hold Of the property
Of her lawful husband. The old lady seemed
to be impressed with the justice Of her cause
and was referred to Gen. Nef for counsel II
the case.
, 1864-05-08
gt)teag1 Nribnne.
SUNDAY: MAY 8, 1854.



Tic brdf, s:n!nst TIC April v1ud,
Flew NOithEaId. -etnsing Ab thur law: N.''
They sang, :" The Land we ieaye bca,nd
Has aworaa for corn.oladcs, blood ior dew"
20 wild. birds, dying ttom the South,
What saw and heard yc, gazing downsr'
we saM tho noFtat'8 uptHt1cd mouth,
The eickencdca sac blazing town.
"Deneath the tisouae's starr tampa,
We eaw Sonr masrh-wotn children de-:
In shfouds Of moss, in cypress swamps,
We saw your dead uneotiacdlie.
1--WE heard tho sta.r;n. ps'soncr'a slghs:
And saw, ffom line and trench, yonr sons
Follow our right with homo-tick eycs
Beyond the batteITs smoking guns"
"And heard and eaw 50 only wrong.,,
,.s And pain, >, e1.ea. 20 nins,wo!n aosss !"
The crush Of slaTer5ss broken locEsi S'
ave saw tom new, uprising States
The Tftason.nurting mischief spurned.
AZ, crowd1nc Freedoms ample shtes.
The lonc-estsanged and lost returned.
: "o'er dusky fzces, scanned and old
z And hands horn.harta with unpaid toll,
With hope in every rustItng fold,
We saw your staE~dropt Gag uncol
"And. struggling up through sounds accursed,
.AEasefM Uus!nrE c2cEn6 the atz,
A whisper scarcely heard At inst,
It filled the listening Heavens With prayer.
"Andsweet and far, as hnm star,
Replied a voice which shall not cease
9Yl, drowning MI the noise Of war,
1t sings the blessed sonea OF pcacel''
So to me, II a doubtful day
or ch.ll aad slowly -rreenfnE spring,
The wili-birds sane OF seemed q sling,
They. van9shed In the misty air,
The song vent With them in their flight:
, 1864-05-08
CON STlTUT1OM!
Diabetes, and Diseases ot
the Kidneys and Bladder.
Constitution Water

HAs oses pronounced BY tns Medical Faculsy. and
aneai G1!e Of IL diseases Of the Stomach. Lyer,
It Il no. Medical water. It IL from experience
that Constitution Water hA8 ex1anated. and we now
~ LET no man doubt when s:ng!e bostle h.s been
in Tits country has faaicd 70 fs1ieve. ="
a remedy possessing the virtues Of ConsatunoE
Water cAr1ot be classed under ~QuAek' pfepar1u1pk
as It ts used hy the most scientific Il
this city. only second class phJ73ciAn1 that CT
down Po2ular remedies, while the better skilled akx
uso Of eTery meaaa 70 accomplish eurs: and tue
sneetss Of e phJaciAn hts knowledge a
while othets fa1 Ia the attempt Science Il sAtaned
Give Conssituton Water = tsis t.1al-ws mean yov
who arc under soAae sqeclalst1 cara from yeaf ID
1ear. ana we pa1ticalAIly sl1udo to ladies who
Of local appcat1ons Win as much chance
Of success there would be non local ApplieauQ1s
70 the thloAt for diseases OF tho brain.
We h4ye AlwAy1 been careful to ube language III on
Circular thst could not bhock delicate nrzan
xatiou but ws receive 70 msuy Communication ffou
persons for which Constitution Fater u adapte and
HAYS come 70 the conclusion that the remedy Il Cd
pablo Of producing cure no n1ter EA2t The dlsoks<
may be- It should b. mAde known. The medicine Il
pat up for the public. and thero should be no a1csp
We would say, Cousutut1on Watar u aot ltke GID
ed PHI. made 10 suit the sJe and tsste: i u med
sire u s,eT seqss q H. tern. Rs.efa IN tas hsnds q
the directions, II will ln every caae prufnce radical
cure. We would ssy that tbs drec:1on1 IN regard "a
diet etc., relate cnlJ 70 the ds&kss untsf which thar
osauf.
, 1864-05-08
CONSTITUTION WATER

and NC have much confidence that 1t IL specific
We have that opium win produce slftp, and tfuthfy
u1bd.