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SABBATH SCHOOL BELL. NO. q

is work Of Iss pages aud nen ry 2s5 tuns,
and hymns Nearly one million Of these Bell,
this and other countries A,nong the many
choice pieces may be found. Shall meet beyond the
River?n There is Beautiful World" Sorrow shall
come again more" DO nj you hear tile tngcs
ng!n ''rhoa tod, men sabbath Bells chime on"
&c Prices OF Bell No. 1 are bell No 2. Both
numbers br obiahied in one volune price, bound
copy 40 cents, SIS per hundred cloth bound embossed
gilt 50 cents SIS per iO0 % copies furnished at the lOs
price. Mailed at the retail price. A
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-04-28

NIEW VOCAL MUSIC.-"Land Of the Brave and
IN Free Rev. q 5. Plumleyi "yosr Fortune is too
small Tor Me- Comic Song, Maurice; III will wait ai
the Gate for Thee. r. Holden I'VE Parted with Cheer.
ful Sme,n NJ. Kellsr; "One by one The Stars OF Eve
ning,n "'rhe Flowers Bloom in Linden Vale" y Law
renee; "rhe Morning is Dawnng," II. =. Leland "rhere
is beautiful WordH 'Shall we Meet Beyond the Rver.'
THE Angels are Hoverng Near" The Wear of Love"
How Sony on the Bruised Heart" Mis- Parkhurai
the Dear Old Flag Die" 'oh. why am so Hsppy,n r.
C. Foster; sabbath Bells, Chime On" Lowry. 25csals
eat h, mailed free =
NEW INsrRuaESrAL Mrse-"Idlew wild, ,n-Palka Ca-
price, by NJ KellaI Morning Prayer" BY w MAILER
lie Piri Polka; West Point March; 25e each "Oaneeps
waltz,r "LArmetee Waltz" "Frederiek Walz,n ]. q
Bernard, 40c each I'VE Arc Cousing Father Abraham,
rionsr by Charles tirobe, SO cents each "shnii We
Rnow Each Other rheren for Guitar, by Bloomer 25s
"Sunny side set OF 20 easy arrangements or the pano
70 by James Beiak and 10 by Mrs Psrkhars ioc each
Mailed free H.,
HORACE WATERS, rubli.hsr No 4si Broadway
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AYERS C f-@a
CATHARTIC PILLS

possess so many advantages over tho other Pas@
gatves in tho market, and their Superior virsvss
arc SO universally knewn, that We need not de-
more ,hanio assure the public their quality y
maintained equal to the best It ever has been; "a
and that they may he depended on TO do all
that they have ever done.
Prepared by j. c. AVER, N. D., q CO.
Lowell. Mass, aad sold BY
r,,e.py Ns.iay X Co,s,nan, .. II. West 4 -
and L. II. Patterson .:.. ;
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-04-28
THE ArnEN! !EUM COLLECTION

contains Five Hundred pages of tunes and hymns,
and old OF the choicest kinds for church, Sunday
school, revival missionary temperance, prayer and
ference aud all kinds OF sacred aud social meetings.
The music in this book hus life and animation in it, like,
"Shining Shore" Rest for the Weary "Shul know
each other there'n shall meet beyond tho River,'
There is Benutnl World" "Knd Words" "Swcei
Hour OF Prayer" There is Land Of Lover "Sudsr
little children TO come uno mo-" God save the Nation
&c. prlces single copies bound Us cents, S55 per l0
cloth bound embossed gilt rs ects s65 per 100 Mailed
the retail price.
HORACE WATERS, Agt
Isl, Broadway, New Yosa,
Pa6lishar Of the above Books.
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Published by HORACE WATERS, As't.
No. 4si, broadway, New York.

XNTArERS' CHORAL HARF--A new sS>Asy
wv School Book. OF 100 pages Of bsautii0i Hymns
and Tunes. II contains many gems such rs shall we
know each other theren 's1aef little children
unto me- 'The Beautiful Shore,n "Oh, il glorious
Leave me with my mothe ~ he eadeih me beside still
waters, &c Price paper covers, 20 ceitsi SIS perl0o
bound, IS eeusi $40 per 100 IL is edited by HORACE
WATERS, Author OF sSunday school Belis,n Nos.1
and o. which have had the enormous sale Of over ef
hundred thousand copies. just published by ~ q y l
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-04-28

A BOOK auction was held in Hartford
Connecticut, n day or two ago, and among
the books put up was one which drew
out the following:
Auctoneer--Here gentlemen, is the life
ofJames Buchanan, how much am l offer
cd!
voiee--A postage stamp.
Another voice--Five cents
Then somebody said ten oents," and
another Fifteen. ;"
Auctionaer-Sold, gentleman; James Blu.
chanan sold for fifteen cents.
A voice--And id dear at that.
Aud the crowd oheerei as il they thought
| so, too.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-04-28
SABBATH SCHOOL BELL, NO. 1,

contains l<i pages, and nearly enc tunes and ;mns aud
is the mos, popular s g. Book ever issued Among The
popular pieces are kind Words Eden Above.n
"Chrisan Hero" beautiful Zion" II ought love my
Mo,hern THE Angels told mr son "In the Light "RrS
for tue Weary 10 Prces-paper covers, ~ cents
eac Sl5 hundred; bound IS $40 per hundred
cloth bound, embossed gilt, 30 cents, ss5 per loo.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-04-28
THE NEW PATRIOTIC SONG BOOK

con,n,s os pages Of songs, duets, and chorures both
sick md dying soldiers and soldiers Scripture Manual
II is well suited Tor social singing well Sabbath
worship. AmouP the many beautiful pieces muy be
found. Where liberty dwels is my country" "The
Christian Hero" 'lhree Cheers for Banner" "Cone
sing Of heaven" "Columiia The Gem o the Occann
..Freeman's Gathering" "Coumbia's King forever.n
'aarehiug Aongn &c. Prices-paper covers, Is GENTS
$40 per 100 Mailed at the retail price.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-04-28

SENATOR WADE OF Ohio ard Repre-,
sentative Gooch OF Massachusetts, have been
deputed,. on the part Of the Committee on
the Conduct OF the War, to visit Cairo,
accompanied BY. a short hand reporter. and
take testimony in relation 20 the rebel
atrocities at Fort Pillow.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-04-28
School Books.
McGutley'. Eclectie Ren es

8 FCItCVC
rf.. MAX. Rays Arithmetic, u 3. -t.,alr.t 3
Rays Algebra,
Michers Monteth's NJ d Camps Biographies t1
Pinneos aud ark's Granmars, ..l.
Davis I.egeudr-, In .ff aN
3nlen's Latin Grammar aud Reader aud full ssscrf
Of School Books, Blank Books and sationary, IL
WESJ"s, Opnosite Lewis Mouse
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-04-28
FEVER AND AGUE.

lerSrns oxp,S t the M,luit vt Acuc. sr if sclzcd
with Calls aud fcver, III fnd positive Antd u, and
tnro iatlwny's Really Rrlipr ir, two tea pennsful
4 lic Ready Relief in wine glass Ot wasr, he taken
on getting ot uf he IN the morning, aud however eI.
posed +, malaria you " III eacape. 'i A. o.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-04-28
CHRONIC RHEUMNrIsN CURED.
Twenty Years of s. oeI,Icsa Nights.

Vim Sydney Myers, ESQ. or Havana. Cuba tho cor.
respondent OF the london Tncs, suffered witt Acute
ard Chronic rheumatism for tWenty hvo Yeas, and Tor
twenty years lie had not enjoyed one whec nights calm
rc~t He applied RAILWAYS RFAnY EEl lbF--t i'm
mcdiatoiy lin ease ana secured him u frsf calm
and u, dist bed sleep during tho twenty wears The
continued use of III READY RELIEF cured him.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-04-28
TIE HARP OF FREEDoM

contains 80 pages OF songs duets and choruses for Free
dom. Among the choice pieces we would name, Fair
Freedoms morn" 20 lei my people 60" Over the mum
nin' They worked me all the day" &c. Price cents
each. '. 3D..
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-04-28

''Ir Is very solemn thing to be married."
said Aunt Bethany.. yes. but it's great
deal moro solemn not 10 be, said the maid
OF twenty. /.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-04-28

A COUNTRY girl in speaking of the polka,
said that 'ths dancing was nothin' hat the
huggin' was heavenly"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-04-28
THE REVIVAL MUSIC BOOK

contains 73 pages Of tunes and hymns, designed tot rov
val prayer. and conference meetings. Price III paper
single copies 10 cets 81 per lOo Mailed al The
cetail rfice.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-04-28
RUTH. A SACRED cANrATA,

consins t2G pages Words by Rev Sidney Dyer, music
by Prot Gull This is excellent book for for
tie youug Prices pnper covers 20 cents, SIS per 1906
bound Is cenls, $50 per 100.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-04-28
4elmont GhrONitlc.
The Capture OF Fort Pillow.

Gallant Resistance Of the Gar
risOu-'The Bravery Of the Ne
,grO Soldiers Garrison
Oyerpots cred and the Troops
Butcitereu - Details of the
BufCllerys
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-04-28
Assistant Assessors Noticc;

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to all whom il may
lN that any person residing nh Townships,
of Wayne, Somerset Warren. Goshen Kirk wood Flush
ing Unon and Richland, desiring 10 take est lisesss
ior any OF the trades, business occupations requiring
license therefore under the Excise Law, can be ae-
conmodaed by Stating in letter the eupaon buai-
and OF such for which they may sire
aud will fill blank application, and send the same BY
mail Tor their signature, which they By mAu
Belmont Belmont Co, o.
ALONZo r. MILLER.
Assessor ID Division, 18Th Assessment Dist Ohio.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-04-28
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF

shuulj be appl To the pa ~ parts aflctcL II In
.tAitly relieves the patient from pain. aud quickly
heas soniln> aad strengthens the disabled parts. In
all cases of Bcs uf R,bi io = kepte. StihgS of Phi
srrnis ln.ccts, tic ppic,ton OF RAILWAYS READY
RtIi,F o. the woun will prevent ind ,nIniato.. ana
sH..-t
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-04-28
The Atlantic Monthly
Is UNIVERSALLY RECOGNIZED AS
the BEST kNERlC AN MAGAZINE
The Thirteenth Volume

OF the Atlauic commences with the number ior January
s64. Its commencement affords the Publishers ca-
sion say that the Atlantic has attained circulation
and prosperity never equulled BY any American maga.
zine oi lis clnss. N a. e.. -
The prosperity OF the Atlantic enables It's conductor,
TO empsy the most eminent talent Of the country in It's
coum All the best known writers IN Am- liter
al re contributing constantly TO its pages. give the sole
ra 1t 10 be known NATto>AL magazine Its stRd
comprises the following nsnes among Its leading
tribuiors:-- -...
James Rsssell Lowell, William Cullen Bryant,
Henry w. Longiellow, John @. Pnlfy,
Louis AgassiZ, George s. ilillard,
Ralph aldo Emerson, Henry Giles.
Nathaniel Hawthorne, WAh-r Mitchell,
Charles Saianar, lirnry T.. .ruckerman,
Roheri Dale Owen, John Weiss.
George Curtis, Francis Wpylasd, Jr,
C, q, HaIewelL Mrs n. n. stowe. f
7, w. Hisginson, IIarriet hinrtineau,
Author Mnrsret iowth" "lk Marvel
Mira Julia W. Howe, David A. Wasson,
Mrs A. d. T. Whitney, The Csaniry Parson,"
U. Bcchanan Read, Rose Terry,
Oliver iiolmes, Harriet ~ Prescott.
JUhn q. hitter, Robert 4, H. Lowell,
Gail Hamilton, j., n rrowbrdgs,
y J.. Whnple, Josiah r. Quincy,
Bayard Taylor, Prof A. d. White,
Charles r.. Norton, Edward T. Hale,
Francis PsrkhaRl, r. sheldon.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-04-28

The secondary Indication Of RAnwAi'S REAIS RE
IIFI~i to cure tie patient Of the disease m1ady that
occasions the rain this II sccomplshcs rapidly and
adicaly So Hrir is tho patient ,rtnsf rnucd from
pain mi cry weakness, and desrepitudc, to the delight
f enjoyment Of health and strength, that teuts fre
queny ascribc its ali.nauc rower TO the supernatu
r,l u,nuenre Of encka,trnc,t
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-04-28
PREVENTION BEITER THAN CURR.
THFRE Ii no OCCASION FOR 81
ALL MALIGNANT nlsEA:

When you FIRST feel riin, then tako a ieaspoonfnl
Of tho READY RlLI y in water; apply II u tho
rar where you feel the discomfort
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Photograph Albums!

vpsr received Rns 10, Of Pho,sg-sph Alba..A also
fkstograph Cards Of all the osasras Aad pEssissa,
1asn, ss J. T. Wsa Cv's.
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pu.rv,r,sy trYuplCn co,-r Nrr-p ,rnyA

y
TOITiI ACHE, GROUP, lNrIi hNZA, SORE tn OAT,
QtINZY IrTiitRtA, IICA -rNiSS. Bii0NCHl.
TiS ST1Fi JOINTS EN- ARGED TENN,N~, HEiD
ACHE, (:ick or Nervous, J ASTHMA, or HARD
BREATHING
It's truly marvellous how quick RA0wAY'S READY
RELIEF cures the sufferers of these m,in'ies. Tho
poor crippled, AMI pain -trckcn Rheumatic has not
io wait days before change aSe' plaza, but II few
minutes derives case aud comfort.
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RADWAY3 READY RELIEF
HOW 1T CURES.

SHOULD BE TAEl.N INTERNALLY: .t s..
One dose will stop the pain Its inued will, in
q fcw hsurs, cure he patent.
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pHE HORACE WATERS MELopEoNs AND
HARMONIOUS

Tuned the Equal Tempe with the Ppeut Divided
Swell Pncei FROM $50 to $500. ALEXANDRA Or
CANS from $500 10 $500. .. ....... ... .
NJ lIbersl discount to Clereymen. Churches, Sab
bath Schools, Lodges, seminarss, and Teachers.
...i.. I.'. .r. HORACE WATERS, Ag'L
. No to1, Broadway, N. Y.
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D ALWAYS READY RELIEF.

NAL w "A L - ltlJ1 ~ hbAAi IL
Proves its supc' 10 i,y to all other Mclicnes ut
ITS fiRT INDICATION 20.
Is 1, relieve the sufferer OF PAIN, no matter from
mha II may originate, where Il may be seated
Ifin tie Head, Face, or Throat; Kill.
lfh tha Bick, spino, or shoulder;
Hin tho Arins, Breast, or Side
Irln tho Joi'is, Iir,bi, or Ndsces;
't'- lin the Nerves ,Tceth, or kars t
o. IN am other ,art cf the bod its application ~ the
pat or paris where the pain exists will alUrd imnlcd
nto relief. .-.t.- --.--t. ----....L- ..
IF SEIZED WIFI rAIN
'-'' In tho Stemarh, Bowels, or Kidneys;
Ia tho Bladder, Spleen, or Liver,
In the Teeth, Ears, or Throat
In the Brain or Ne vous Sysicm
Ono tcasroonfl Of RAILWAYS READY REIIET
10 u winreiass OF wafer will &, ~ few minutes, re
store the Iatie!t 10 ease and comfort.
II Lame. Cripple ,or lici iri!deuj
fIiltc l. &c ldel ,or Burnci
lfR,uisei, Wounded, or Cut
II YtrniIcd. jnred, ur Iislbl,l;
II Suu tt-o. =, or eciz.d with FITS
II Weik In the spine ur Back
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-04-28

hrvt give warning Of their pre- cnce and IL met prempt
~ be ore they become securely into. nehed within the
system, will be readily expelled. ...-. "
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-04-28

Headache. rains IN he Limbs--in the Stomach, Bow
els, and Kdneys--Cod Chils and Hot flashes, Coat
ed Tongue, BrnnE Ssin, Nausea, Shvering Dsllncss,
In nt Appetite, Rc-tissnnss. Gidimess, &c, 30. are
prcmonilory symptoms of Malignant Diseases. Que,
dose of the READY RELIEF is sufficient TO break up
aud expel diseased action and restore the aticnt to
health
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SOLDIERS.

Every soldier should carry with him supply Of
Railways Fcady Rcllf II supplies the place OF all
Other medicines aud as beverage, tessponful OF
tho Relief, 4, n glass OF wa,e" IL Nicer pleasant
rr stimu.ant than brandy, whisky, or bhiers.
SICKNESS rRtvENTlD IN TIE SIN MAINE RECT.
Eighth Maine ,egiment 80 g't C. r. lord, writes that
Railway Ready Rcllef save,i tho regiment from death
whi au,rteicd at T bee Island, T. c., when working
IN the swamp. erecting Qualifications Every man
seized with Typhoid and other Fevers, Fever and
Ague, narrioe ny entsrv, Rheum .tsm, was cured
BY tho use II the Rca y Relief.
CAUTION.
Ip an cases ask for Railways Ready Relief Take
no other. See that tue signature of Radway 10.
II OIL tho outsde label Of etch tile Every agent Ia
supplied with new and fresh stock. irice rs cents
per bottle Sold by Druggists, Merchants and country
5tore.kcspsrs.
= - RADwAY h co,
81 Maiden Lane, New York.
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WHEN sEIZaD WITH

WHEN sEIZsD WITH
r CHOLERA, or ! ia:rho., oc Ffnx:
Dysentery, Cram. 5, and SPasms;
Bilious Ciiaiic, or Gast its;
Scarlet, Typhoh, o. other fcvcrs
Iuilrcuzn, Coug'is, or Colds; 'a
Inflammation oG tho Stomach or Eowe!s
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-04-20
~AM FOR PEACE YES r.

Hon. Daniel :. Dickinson that grand old demo
rrat of New York, being written to by lady. an'
the inquiry made OF him ifhe was for peace. return
ell this ringing reply.-Ir0 Pluttorm.
For the peace which rings cut from eannOns throat
And the suasiOn Of shot and shell,
Til rebelion's spirit IS trampled down
To the depths of its kindred hell.
Fer the peace which shall fOIloS'the squadron.
Where the brazen ,rampets bray.
And drunk with the fury of storm snd strife,
The blood-red chargers neigh
For the peace that shall wash out the leprous stain
Of cur slavery-full and grim
And shall sunder the fetters which ereaE and eank
On the dOwn-trodden black mans limb.
| viii curse him rs traitor and false of heart
Who would shrink from the conflict now,
Aud will stamp II with blistering burning brand,
On his hide0us, Cain-like brow.
Out out Of the wayi with your spurious peace;
Which would make US rebellion's slaves;
We viii rescue our land from the tfaitOloEs grasp
Or cover IL over with graves.
Out out Of the Wayi with year knayish schemes,
You trembling and trading pack
Crouch away in the dark like a snealing hound.
That its master had beaten back.
1ou would barter the fruit of our fathers blood.
And sell out the Stripes and Stars
To purchase place with rebeliion's votes,
Or escape from rebellion's scars.
By the widows sail. by the mothers tears.
By the orphans who cry for bread,
By our sons who fell. we will never yield
Till rebellions soul is dead
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-04-20
Rar Meeting.

At meeting of the Bar and officers ol
Court of Trumbull county, held on the oc
casion of the decease of Levi Sutlif, ESQ.,
at the Court House, in Warren, ON the
26th inst, Hon. NJ Birchard, was called
TO the Chair, and Azor Abel, Esq, ap
pointed Secretary.
The objects of the meeting being stated
on motion of /. c. Jones, Esq, the Chan
appointed L. G. Jones, /. L. Fuller and
W. o. Forrist, Esqs., Committee to re,
port resolutions expressive of the sense oi
the Bar, appropriate to the occasion.
The Committee retired, and in a short
time reported the following preamble and
resolutions:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased an all-wise
Ruler to remove from our midst by death,
Levi Sutlitf, a professional brother and
member of the Bar of Trumbun county,
and who, as friend and neighbor, was
endeared to us by many acts of kindness;
and whereas, the members Of the Bar
feeling sincere sympathy with the sfliet-
ed family and friends OF the deceased, in
this, their great bereavement, desire to
express that sympathy and to give such
testimony of their sense of the loss sus-
tanned by them, and the society thus be
reft, Therefore
Rssolged, That in the death of Levi
Sutlilf, the Bar has lost consistent, faith
ful and useful member of the profession,
the country, a true and earnest patriot
and planthropist, society, good citizen,
kind neighbor and waIm-hearted friend,
and family devoted and affeetionate
husband and father.
RESOLVED, That in this bereavement we
deeply sympathize with the family of the
deceased, and tender to them in this, their
hour of bereavement, our warmest and
heartfelt sympathy.
ResolVed, That in testimony of our high
regard for the deceased, we will attend
his funeral, wearing the usual badge Of
mourning, and at the next term of our
Court, the Chairman of this meeting, in
behalf of the Bar, present copy of these
proceedings and move that they be en-
tered on the journal of said Court.
ResOtved, That copy of the foregoing
resolutions be presented to the fami-
ly of the deceased, and that the
same be published in our county papers.
Which report, on motion, was unani-
mously adopted.
NJ. BIRCHARD, Chairman.
A. ABELL. Secretary.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-04-20
satisfactory Arrangement for q
TelegrOphic Line connecting
America and Europe.

WASHINGTON, April 4.
Mr. Comins has returned to Washing
ton after nearly two years absence in Rus
sia and England. Negotiations for the
right of way and the construction of a
telegraph across Asiatic Russia, Russian
America and British Columbia, so as to
connect Europe with America, by way of
Behring's Straits, having been brought to
satisfactory conclusion under very favora-
BILE terms, now awaits the final action of
Congress.
We undersand that Mr. Comins will
soon present the plan to Congress in view
of the cooperation of our Government
It is due to Great Britain and Russia that
their liberal grants and concessions in aid
of purely international work of this ma
ture-an enterprise fraught with incalou-
liable advantage to the United States-the
world at large, should command prompt
generosity from US. 1t certainly devolves
upon our Government to aid this great
enterprise, and more especially now since
| Russia and Great Britain have met the
question in a liberal international spirit
and cleared it of all question as TO right
of way, so as TO connect London and st.
Petersburg with New York
1t is the last link in telegraph chain
that is to bind not only Europe and Amer.
ica but Asia and Africa as well, into one
living and speaking unity.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-04-20
Careless People.

Only the other day our nerves were
worked up to explosion point by an &C
count Of perilous surgical operation, by
which woman's trochea was opened TO
remove a silver dime which had lodged
there. And how on earth did a silver
dime ever get into woman's windpipe
Simply because she was careless, and
laughed with her mouth full Of small
coins. Was there no other place where
she could keep her three cent piecesl
We do feel sorry for creeping baby
when it gets hold of the bars of the crate
by mistake, or cuts its finger, or bumps
its head. but with grown people who suf-
fer their own reckIessness we have very
little patience.
What is the use of wonan's convert
ing her mouth into pin-eushen, and then
expecting our sympathy, when a sudden
sneeze or an unexpected cough imperils
her life z
What Is the use of a mans balancing
himself ON an oscillating chair, instead OF
sitting up straight like Christian? Are
ace expected to find vinegar and brown
paper for the confusion on the back of his
head when finally he comes down with a
crash land serves him right y?
What is the use of woman picking
the ears with a long knitting-needle, al
half the women do, when a child running
against her would send the instrument
three inches into her brain if she has got
any?
What is the use of mans handling a
loaded gun as though it were a broom
| handle, and then accuse Providence be
cause the charge goes into his head OF
foot, as he might have known it would
What is the use of woman's buying
arsenic to poison rats, and putting it just
where the children will be sure to get al
it? What does she suppose her,reason.
ing faculties were given to her for?
What is the use of leaving children tc
play by themselves in a room where there
is fire, or postponiDg the the sweeping ot
that dangerous chimney until "to-mor
row ?"
What is the use of endangering life BY
the use Of the fiend camphene as long as
any thing else viii give light? Those who
persist in this practice must have great
er fancy for being burned to death than
the rest of the world
In short, what is the use of careless
people