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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-11-11
0tfa ,ili6t &rd,itt,eit.

gDtna Ser tr.ssettte uatlIst Slnsltns ausnbtt tae
ben REIN elrr l9mer'bdtea &tantbet IN Nd GaSeaOn-
men bat +, eelGiebt taas faB Elm unjettises Shamse.
fltI Ostf bic Burst athedur3 TIN abHredt lid
ne ;u meaSe du IpeIs &slje ter:r @tjebana rnh
,partet 10 last Bis bic SpIrsmt sts srsdlits utbsls
ipe T. q. eia nit @eidws tst :s Sais, eiat bie
Wait G@mer3 TIM Eepft wnl tx eea sksn &b1atme es
gtfdts Gaubhstt, ausw ole srr Sau Rspex ten Bt-
men nib 9rrrR Sinntn iM &sftte Mas Gytreit6.
ten @ sttstxe ps taan siet ltbtl nit siasE st iten
S3ntltOtt Dor b 9retttn, bs ialebt Ter Wantta unb
bett tta @raeas tts Mtletn5 :rs NIB Der Epe tinen
Hreflt1en TsietM tabnr ein Gntt naHt has ton na
ttne 9anbe qrinsl rpn ieiu @eieuter urGttbrt
Us 1T sine tragrtsr 2tGlst, taB Eluenle seier rrd
barren Rrantte gam OVER idltn, In plse her llnsstd-
5teit unpilieneer grahler. we hurH Mntuoupg jeats
mhtien 0ts heS Wle tarS bic Genuticn cernidtn unh
ben Reh ees sttenS IN tu tenseS Datn rtrwaueeIn.
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. Ytiprot,s III bad 'sa !!

Or. Sptnrn ttettt al.n eatn fttrt 6alfe an side &
tGrb sebetme S tiR une aStper itr-
fDrepte llr bic &rbeit Bic tfeufHa K he Err undbts
ntaobsnSe 9after ael6wStt baben. -, - :,
er fHb einise Set traurstn is Sol.
sen fet frhhtn @tsrbnbtitenf hes sasrs; Sdr DE I'm St-
Rt5 Btsi6 Der a fttrdft SerSttupiex. b6ie nrube
Maeen8rd6c, llrrrenuns ter @trhaRnns anes.
metne GnRraituns. SpmYrmt Der SdwtnbiuGb&. 5i~ "
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NHtalteb bes tbnslitn Que gdms Ger gDuAkSrS tn oen
bpn raeuirter Der rsH meeitauaeH GpaeaeS eer
Ser. Gtdaten ber bsn sr5f bell eixes 9ebeastn ben
plpttaltrn 2psesn pdrs Yblapelpsta uue anstren
Stihp ;usebra bat sintse Der wnnaetbatten Seunaen
rouenset cpa bee tie @e6tdh fsr WleeHtn metb I'm
Hranfttten en feldt /; y. aua bic bel pl5Slidta 5t-
rduI5en ju br trretsn, Sit a cit errSben bt9etiratn
kleiniettiten v. + 70. Wureen a1eeGbd!t4 8ebetlt. e
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nptpwenoS Sftn @riereernife Snr ettttg W dIel teit
ns Sd pbAt Get trb he We fts Gsb,ns sur rrIurissm
pilsfrabrt. Die pN tes yfb ny perfuhen lid, ile
LID 9bie etle mrs ersreH prr @erwcifuna ae
l1Edclfttn WtsraStunses, faS ans Me 4reutsn neIrt
Metere stnieetn eerptiBert lne ,l5trfnfif}e4 #-ar
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Ns f surd beimie 9aftr st6m1Gt babeu. tt t fs eft
bsea Teatea prer IN Der Sut terren Aere el.
stn 4e aqndbtds fparpt ieIst TIM Stait, Rurd ppus.
men, bic, ansetbeitt bic @Pe unmpsltH maen unb
SSrptr e srnreR, isnten iprrttie nSttsla e6tt-
tt tpun. Spe Ysrpnea mnncu ktrer e sN<etsn IN eit
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BeiEtA

DIE 6rtdbi@tn Mirtunsen bes Eaters nb ebr IA fnrA.
ttn. WerInf ees 0eti6tnes 8trwrruns Der Sbeen ST.
trGdttrt GER Seirataft bSis Abnunsen Ntntisuus
Der StfeuiGaft ud iaA Gtniamteie, Wstrantn seseu
i'd itlSf 5urhtIamett d. T. ~. itnh ttmse be- ialaimtn
Splst. rf FISTS rlff Aerrti rurf e~
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liiAss t:r Nprciie.

Die rite CauIentt wltt w1t Ietteu EebsHteta
abse in be siat tt irt isi kea uxt tie piese wi-
tiatr wunilrs uAfpE rra pgtl EtlGt Sr Syhplss
fnbrea pteitdtit 3ngS '0pprrttrrt unerieft dHtere
Tstsnta tes fts Gasen tae ptlttnm sG e5ehetteltea
Nafn Enttrr*nt museS N"' Y q In 9eIiio AMI ieiaea
GbItaer ais @bre IL &tius ad @bardttel unb Sc.
pientaftieeit ila Settneen eiue tinreiIrR @tpdbr.
letfans.
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ELIXIR De VIT n.

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Diees Tpntc 1tttsr8 rteS felt Ian8t enen SrrtHaIt@tm
uf tn europa beES unb tn ten 9anbe I@neH tn ttraud
tpmmt t renfen Gpsnls tn @erbnbune NIT bee
KDnteS rter @ascdruG TN 2Bege Der DetW6ttrm
ferSt uub bat @ baeltt In 1len ~Mnehn8en ber 2ebes
Nre un6 ebr Wttpypu 6ttetGt unb Is
tn Deatf6lanb ais ~ si %,t~ 3'tit '.7%
.9i1 g54rt. .GaS bausSetrant unitrer Sttt. fRIg
belra6tef.
SptebeRSer gtedarateure asptbster &c, btn Il. bteI.n
Brut Erni8ttt etne perttrple QueGe beS Yrps bn
cnal eefctet BITE Sduier ntt rtne baelbe etn Els
len. Stt r aueert peeqrnte Bers b6net b0ftlbe rrn
ben gerSbnlien uYntIen" beealteter Tni@em tnb aet
turtrenten &ttqnette at ,Gb bd 81 tr werthtrutm
Sn6rt6tensn berrttSt pOroen beren Drfunsen ct9e
Seane Idnef Ocftpren nnerfnaat pPrbeu Hb ~ 0.
bet S reoer ccn Ersafef nod benz Mrte Der eS aenbete
AIS 4rtnf Ssrs ett tetreifS emer GIegana H. Eeu-
belt bts @ttbmddes ais unISettrDftfn "a
Q8tDIefas &stdI Msentcn iSnnc NIT tiraenb etnerNana
ttdt eisfes sliGtn 8iiter In Gen Dusenb Quart
BIafhen bGrS = 3 ~ eDo~s"4 +,i'-
-A3eI3 Hlg) ben allsittigen giener % 1s
y. . oru DO, ! . SanDperf; escre nDn GambsnAr,
Dgl seseniber Dem aSarsts, SGItimOre,
terlprGt mstttu.
aene ssfIatr 8Ia9t 1T abt bic niat init beni SitssI
&igners 1uf benz Rprt pereben H.. .aS
9DteberDertdufer erSIen St 81 beim ets anaeitrts.
ten IbDgrapb- bdaeei1tioer gratis iIlsc
BeRelHns NIT 81 90 Dubenb francs GdtnUre
sebsadt.f, rr9 1r4}4efqal Ysd 54tSfH astiYs
Branhn, Mrrac, Gcpt6b aDbiSfp 9slutcb EfemceK
I ben anerfann 9uten QuGItaten az Dltben Yreiem
empftblt ~ ~ @3ls5eE it #es1 s., NDvu,
Ode SdnpSsr unr Gdustenfr,
(QhNbr III Hn0rfkP.
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Oreani d. Satu6as

tprb unbersle Stbstl unS Ne rre Sref ttbtr ttrss.
feat Dities urttart Yci a nte5 4tben elen6 unS
bte @te unb @a6tunimeutait unrSsli4 nat iHof has
2prs Dersr bic ibsn 9e cni9aften unbsonnsn ir6bnen
e teren 8plsen ntt stnGa iennen sobsItt eGa6 6urc
Strurtn NeberiSldsen I'm 5arn Stein unb anStre llrs
iaatn entfen tsn 10 III lie bod uetatntbttls cine 8plse
hes Nft6branes Der eseIen Srsane gaer abtr trn es
dusnen ta fe 4ra Der Grseusns eSer Denen rerIp
uirh bic @ bttmIten 2aRtrn erStbtn ais BON Deaen
An {Ee fnN
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@efAdfts : Mpfis.

Ntrtntn atrtben Sun5en snr tsGdrtG tas tu bns al4
befannte stan er- gao g3et n ei d aft iII!lI9
no. "a SR 2pnlbarcar., GcTs r1a FROST.
unser Der alien 8ttna e btsbsr NIT unBsftwd ten SEnbs
forfflbre. t3fCl If sgHg gG4p fWm9.% 4lflN
t21mrt1mt, ~ t:4.s. .GbaS.B. Stebtrt.
Dus feIHHe uip pollenccfffe SrubtSEDnicI &3itfers
un1J O{NA fl5 innferer Seif!9l al@G
5Ia Sic 6pnigbIume (rhe Honeysuckle)
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Ysettt

rs sitte eit!t uawi ttst uns unHeeeueNte Ana6idttr
tpsl6e Nd ats 4stseassbfH nHs Gr. irbntsas Mntin.
tisunseu ersiael. Shtfider Steietnder spmpenpuSer
h., er6arhiic.e uuo NADER, rslde isr
Qeben aAett ter eeea 9Sendait tsr ylse;in eemnier
br9nen @trafe Fientttu iS Jet esfintgtl ssbiihtt
MerSt tul t bent liner GsftIiex nigets NrDeS tnen-
ten > "Mibrangea. bic exrtett uer mel DE nasludI-
der SDetis IN Tire &Inee tpmmen ssrns aeea ac rr-
Ddbntn, befcatsrs r gpls reid nit snrm stufe unbe.
FAINT aie cas- feline gtSaubisusssH Bpsne beaanes
IN isnsr STiise iieasa.
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s. hlirltN te Nsyirnrn.

uter Solte wss b 3u eerteiratben teabIhttsen uut @
pbpIber Spate pser zines arrrea ineetnifts bewust
fnb irltn unperaieli@ Or. S4bhhrn ju 9tate settn.
Qne 5tneerntIe eeJen bic dte pbpIt eethgt Ger
rattpns &tisbsrttit Ser y. 3ttrn unS S6wat
6 fbrpfuas Ser faredlidfen MrnerbtH ftnea turirt.
Dertnse. wei6er Il her Sebanb!une unb Huriurse rpn
Or. Sjrfnirn unerlittt lnu ibm ls ttntm @brenmdne
Otne Sur @ aupsrtdusn uub sSperttli duf feline arjt
Itbe @eIbttihteit oerlalen ... -..-
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DR.. Johnston,
CIR etaJia: stjt, ws!2sr an; i.
Balti imOrs @pd.9Dipita1.
Cur llnttsp: ltpas Der AuadIalstrti stablirt.
Der tinsiJt plus in Der @slt, tro li6trt,
lhneae unp sgunblite &uye1 in ~'7'
eeDeitnett &raufbciten

eentatt psrtea ala ba ns: SeSsEnssandtetsi S6pa5e
in ee afh unS ben Nietern GntsInouusen Der sitrta
unS @lae. Saantner9itBahstn S4wl&s Ger Itrpth Na>
f6wdee. S5er5spfa Sdt ttntet 3tttern, Auees,Gwite
Shwtnbel Rcpfi6merS GntSiineuns hG Saes Der gtait
her Qae ees WasenS Ser Gisleip<ist uns altr iener
Rebel bic sepisa a'beimen @euSbnte ten her usenb
peGe tbren Gsern eefIriatr fab als her Sirensn GtS
fang ben Geitrttn hts bi.s ttt shren unk wenA Mtt
letIs 9steilt TIRE sllhjenOe rinunSen etrni.
ten Sd,wdde Ger gsnhtutnn ht-ssrbrnetn ee Gte una
rali mad anb sulfSt bet Rsrpr uRe Stua serbren.
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S0errenfIet6e

Sssk'@rattEr6se SO. sss nnS 36eA
gtetnea see5rtea Greunbeu uuO BEN Yutlisum maos
tiermt bic GHjeiee, ba5 i1 bns loon ieit 9abrea an
isfsm BdSs etaEIrts ge@dt Serncurlsn babe unb be.
aSnbis elm Eager bon 9Sueu UIb searbei.
Eeea 6errentlsSeu nsue Gaern su ben biGisen Yrei.
fen Doerat5is Balten nnb aug ics a geeuunS unfer-
iaer Derbe etos FIr gsintcrrSde NIB 1renSenes in
Zen Gcrteu unS I'd dllen 4reiieI. 6cruer eiue AUS
Sa5I Reaeu|6irnfs tSee 1e Fosps ale iu oiees S5a@
stni@fasenbe artifsl s7.s.a
: ~ VIE SsfelEnnBen Dsrben prompt, C'u'g nuf
ssssefer ET!h aussiertigt perbsa. lss
st q. = RsiIexe
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No. Offiee: go. Z Sab.5reberidFr.,
ieben Tbirsn BON Baltimortitr Slflt&e Seite,
bic Stufsn binauf. c"
Nlan merle & gamea unS ausnumn,sr. tenx uumiiItn.
k unS trstri4t &aHma8tr hurttriebene unS septenUit
Quddalter, SGuthider 6tiefepi6ier, Straetnretneer
nnb 3nmpenpmstr f. 70. ntnntn B resemaBise MerSte
unb Iduern ansersn Dr. Sptnfpns 9tut In Ter abe
NS.. ans Britt ntuiitn tinen ppf.Stantp tntbalttn
gins 6ftIua 4 IL 2 3las, ,uqeiihelt.
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Nu 3yitml G

Or. Spnfsn IN ter tiajiet r.seImiBie Stbtete Mrjt
eer bic eilns bon serfItr rantttiiea onsetst ettne
Gltsl une 8etantipns in6 auen gnheren edn LID unte-
fdnnt Tyr TT branetbilet csn etnem Geben metS tr In
een erobtsn 5eiptdern GurDpds unh trx eeieS Hd-
6es Jubra9te. ndmtd; grslanh Rraatrs% nne In ts,n
HrSIes pcn gblastipbta u no iss e bat cine
ttts Vratts ais ane aatatfk &frste ben QDtlts p 81
fanM a strtrausn ao iane Gbrt ais nna aab ittnt Vs'
tHidltGtett als Writ. 4T1ii9 fi9Dnnl49 e1uTufl i
o. Ofifce; NO, 7 g GIb.GrebtrtfHratt. Nusey
psnt bon BassmOrtar asbsa ttr 5rbeittrtGue@ 3
60utsranlbeiten .psrben Gtnsll gsbtiIt.
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3n" ma yer.

btiUnbers wtle i per itne gtttiwn Qaf.rs stperhtn
ne, eaS jltrl 10 Nite 1deiet tx Elm iI iruheS Grdb
tti6t pede eug trbaheEen Sd!snts entpidelten
Ser rfdnseara nit etn Ornsr 0erettIamtei Sc.
nat tegeier us ttr 9eier bidbrrnse Gne etUd taben
tplreen, mbseu ic5 nit cplen, Vertrduen nabeA.
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(Sprt5sBuns foIst.) Z
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-05-28

Tho followin9 beautiful ana patriotic lines
werf laftiy written by Hon Daniel Dickinson,
OF New York, IN answer to question BY a la
dy, ''whether he was for pcaces"
Am for peace Yes Throat,
For the peoce that rings out from the cannons
And the euasi0n of shot and SHE'LL
TIL rebeIllons spirit is trampled down
To the depths Of Its kindred hell
Or the peace which shall follow the squadrons
tramp
Where the brazen trumpets bray. aN
And drunk with the fury of storm and strife,
The blood-red chargers ueigh.
For the peace which shall wash out the leprous
stain
.rOf our slavery, foul and grim,
And shall sundcr the fetters which creak and
clank
On the down-trodden dark mans limt.
I viii curse him as q traitor and false of heart
Who would shrink from the conflict now,
And viii stamp it with blistering burning brand
On his hideous, Cain-ike brow
Out out of the wayl with your-spurious peace
Which would make US rebellions slaves
We will rescue our loud from the traitorou;
grasp;
Or cover It over with graves
Out. out ofthe wayl with your kuavish schemes
1Ou trembling and trading pack
Crouch away in the dark like sneaking hound
That its master has beaten back. -
You would barter the fruits of our fathers blood
And sell out the Stripes and the Stars,
To purchase aplace with rebellion's votes
Or escape from rebelon's scars.
BY the widows wall, by the mothers tears,
BY the orphans who cry for bread,
BY our sons who fell, we will never yield,
Till reheons soul is deadl
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-05-28

A VLuABLE PocKEr PrEcE.- AJoung
gehfleman having carried the following in
bis pocket-book Que year. and dpdiag il
very useful, requests US to circulate" il
1t is better ihaa +" fractional cnrreucy:"
BE Firm The wind and waves may
beat against rock planted 10 troubled
ses, but it remaiBs nHmeyed. Be you Ike
that rock, yonng pan Wee may ent &c,
and the sopg aud tie emp may invite
Besare--stsnd Grmy st yonr post. Let
Your principles stand forth onobseured.
There Is glory in be bought that you have
resisted temp alton and couquefed. Your
bright example will be 10 the world wha,
The light house Is 10 the TO the mariner np-
on q sea shore. Il will guide hundreds 10
ghe point Of virtue and safety,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-05-28

The Now Haven Register gives dug
at the negro fGce because one OF them
proved a false guide in the late raid upon
f{ichmond, preventing thereby az that pa.
per says, the capture Of Richmond aud
cousing the death of the brave young, Dahl.
gen. Wen, in so far as the character Of
one affects a recc, the Registers idea is
60 rGet. But had il not been for the trea-
son Of that democrat JEFF Davis, and bis
associates, oil Of whom were democrats,
the rebellion ouId never have been started,
aud some 200 0000 men would not hsve lost
their lives. Except for the aid and com
/ Tort given to the traitors toy what the
X gi,ter calls The democralie party III the
Nullhern states, onc administration would
goi have been embarrassed, the rebellion
Would have bteu crashed aud tens otthou-
sands Of Hives saved Ifthe treason Of ore
negro is, inso far, a geound Tor coudemnl.
Ton Of The race, we weBld ask he Register
If ihe treason ofstyeral millions Of iis kind
Of dtAoelats- is uoi enough to damn It's
patty toeverlasiiBg iufamy?
BridgepoJt Standard
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-05-28

y A gentleman on board sleainbosi with
bis fsmiiy was asked bv bis childfen what
msde the boat go p when be gave them a
very minute description of the machinery
and iis principles in the following words
You see. my deais. this 'hiogasob here
goes down through That boIe and fasieos
the jigmarec. aud that connects with the
crIetom crankum and then, The men--
ke's tte epgineer. yoo knoH kind osiris
- No. shat % you-caIi.it with q long po.l
)Isr, eet they ~ shove along, ard The boat
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-05-28

KILLED PEACH TBEEs.--Iu the West and
Snuth@esl The unusually seveie fost oi'ihe
past winter destroyed the peach tfee either
bo"nio thegronud or ueatly SO p; and the
ron,t queuce is @ha 10 the great peach
regioa comprised within the limits o. Hi
nois, lnda6s, Ohio, etc there will be a
great scarcity of The fruit this seoson.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-05-28

II 4 horse has beeu driven hard aud is
covered with pe sPiraiion, ct him stand an
I'll bis body is cooled down TO ub put the
ordinary temperure, aud then pll a dry
blanket upon him
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-05-28

The Boston Travelled lels Of man who
at waterihg place, was seized IN the night
with violent pains in The sip,nacb; cock.
tails were ia eain IIiswife. unwilling TO
disturb the seravnts, went into the kiichn
aud made mustard poulliceJ Which she
spread on her own handkerchief Return
ing she made a mistake IN the room, aud,
cnterius gen raised The clothes from aud
placqd the poulice upon It's stomach The
stranger leaped { ON his bed, uaerirg
'sirauge oaths.n The lady screamed heI
Lord rushed 10 the rescue; there vas a grand
\ iablesna The husband opgot bis stomach
ache, bat ut early dawn left with his wife
4 for paris unknown ft
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-05-28
Wives and Sisters Of our Volunteers
Extraordinary Military Snlre.

The lonely sentry walking his rounds night exposed nd
drnehipe rains aud e night air is often seized with mop
oLENrPAlNs,c ,cOUSIl aud SUFFgCATlNG H0ARSE-
NESS, trst ssnpius Of QUICK CONSUMPTION hut sur-
Piled with iViLONAYSP Pif.bS sBdHOIICrW AVS 0lAi-
NkN Ian danger Is aveued few Pitts taken night and
morning aud the oinmeHt hsly rubbed twice sy over
the throat and chest will remove the SEVEREsT PAINS
and stop the most distressing or DANGEROUS CoUGH
IheioilTe 4. The r.i.ula a.rtlr.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-05-28

Jo,H BILLING, UN CsFs.-l have ud
dyed cusly for years. aud hav found tstn
adikated lew a Wild state They hajnt GO
sffekshun, nor viItue ef erny kiud aha
will skratch their hest ftiends, aud went
keich mice uBless lha are hnng'y. Il boz
been sed that lha are good TO make up
into sassageo !; but that IL great IL 5
take. | have been told by sa>sage ma
ker thai they kunt kompair with dogs
Tbare is Que thing sartain, tha air very
anxious 10 live yu ma turn one iusidt
out, and hang him up bi the tale, and %
soon as you are out Of site he Il man
age tew turn back somerset aud cum
around awl right in a fu days Ii IL
very hard wulk tu lotz; g. kat. If one
gifts carryel oph ia bag bt mistaik a
CRATE ways into the country, tina wont
STA lost oala "a short tame, but soon apr eal
tew maih the family hsppy With their pres
enee
O'd mades are very fond Of cats, fol
the reason ! suppose chat cats never
marry if iha have ever so good chans,
Tbare is one thing about Gals | don't Ike.
If yu step on their tabs hi uksldett tbs
git mad rite oph. and msik iarnaiion
fuss about IT, There is another thing
about them which make them gpcd in
vestment for poor folks A pare Of ka,z
vii yield each yere without any outlay,
something like eight hundred per cat II
is very singular fakt that Gals don't like
a ail-pond, never knu one ia gil droaned
by ak.ideHt.
They luy cream, but it seems tew be
sgin their religgou tes ,u'eh soap Cats
and dorgs have never been able TO ogree
Oh the main question. tha both seem tew
want the Gfi NATIVE side at onst. think
if i could bev mi way the.e wouldn't be
emmy more cats born, unless they cuEld
show certificate Of good moral kurakter.
There is one more thiag nicut cats which
seems to me 10 be awl ea'sctaiion, and has
IL making such desli.b noise uuder fel
leI's winder nights. and hen kali it musk
Ii ! was tew heV my choice between strip
cd snake i wud lake the snake. because |
could git rid of he snake by lelfin him go
There aint no so lain wa tew NH cat
If you get enc wotked Up iuto SaSsagc, and
you think you are aRl right, just as ike
not lha will com, lev end take off a lot Nv
good sassag With Them. Th,z ze are mi
views gbout cats, rather hastily hove to
ge,her, and # haint ced snpif sgD them il
is only because ! lack the info mashnu
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youne's famou. line--tbo NEST striking

10 the Night Thoughts
AL men tbiuk all men norlal bat them
selves. il noi strictly time is certainly sug-
gesive of grea, trash, aud viii never
cease 10 be quoted II no in their mortal
ity, most men have, at least confidence IN
theft longevity Au amusing Instance Of
This foihle was seen in the case Of Henty
Wand his lavoriie General. ouFre. You
are getting old. said the King where do
yoa wish 10 be inierredY All replied the
Generai, With charming simplicity, al ibe
feet Of your majesty! An answer which re.
minded the King that he too vas old ana
80 man knows the length OF his life lease.
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Soldiers, Attention I!

See 70 yorrnVn hcalh do moi the rn,y supplies
although most vau1hle These Pills gnd OISfiENf have
hsen thoroughly tested the e only reces used 10
the European Camps and Barracks. fT forty wears no-
tor Holloway has supplied all the Armies in Euoa
ing The ClhEAN CAMPAIGN he established a Bal
aoiava. r the exclusive sale te-e GREAT RFMEUiES:
Hay time his special Agent there has I'd oycr ton In
weght # tho tfnhent 10 single daYi These terrible aud
fatal enemies of tie SOLDER fXCAHP
nlARRilEA, lYsENTEl'Y SCHRVY, SORES and SCnOF
tbts EhGPifAS, al Gtahnea ise charm before ihsc
Pills and Ointment ard now, Willie tho Cry rings
the land.
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SIZE EPING CARS
on NIGHT TRAINS TO
Philadelphia, NJ York, Baltimore.
Baggage Checked Through and Transfarred Free,
FREIGHTs. 8.


By This route Frighs Of all descriptions be forwarded
to and from Philadelphia New Yok. Boston Baltimore,
10 and any point ths Railroads of Ohio Kentucky
Indiana uns Wiscnnsin, Iowa Missouri bg Rail Road
dned The Peunsy vania Rail Road also comets at Pitts,
hurgh with steamers which goods be forwarded
any port the Ohio Muskugim Kenru-ky, Missouri
ss Tennessee cnnberaDd Illinois, Mississippi Wisconsin,
Arkansas and Red Rivers: and at Cleseand Sandusky aud
hicago with to all ports the Norik Western
Lakes Merchants and shippers enrusting the transportation
o their freight 10 this company rely with confidence
&. speedy trlr-it.
TIE AiEs GF FREIGHT 10 aud from any point in the
West y the ppnusyvua central TOAD. al all iinss
fap0rabie as are csqrged bg otber Companies.
GgFBe careful iuik packages 'via Penna Centl r."
FOR Freight contracts shipping directions, apply TO or
aaliess either OF the following Agents Of the company;
d A. STEwART Freight Agent, Pittsburgh
.CtATKE Go, Transfer AGENT. Pittsburgh
II W BrowN & Go. Ciucinnai. ohio
R O. MrIpRT-M o. Madison, Indiana.
j T.. dOoBg. Louisville. Kertueky.
W NJ. AKMAN. Evansville. Indiana.
RF. Sass, Saint l.nnis. Missouri
CLAERE& 60, Chicago. illinois.
J. II NcCatM. oftsfnoUth Ohio.
J. VI Low. Nassvile Kentu' Ky.
Hall 4 60. Maiietta, ohil.
u eAYEfs Muskingum River.
W. H. J.. LANGIEY, Galipotis, 0oio.
II. : PTGCE Go Zinesvlle Ohio.
N II HrDsOy Ri, ely ~
r. c. MELDEUI Cereal Travelling Agent
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Those eeehrgs Which ~ ssddeu u.s. usuay az ie from toa-
te and annoyances O5ruoed Ierspiratnn eating
dfnklng whatever is unwhoiesnme thus d.sfu bie The
heaiihnl action Of the yer aud stomach These Organs
must be relieved Il yau eese to be we'll The Pills taken
according to the printed Instructions, will quickly produce
healthy action in both liver STOMACH aud as natural
consequence clear bead and good appetite.
Wives and Sisters of our Volunteers
Yen cannot pot to the Knapsacls OF your lsands aud
Brathers valuable m5io necessary gilt than sun
pvc lie
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FRIENDS s. RELa7IVES

All WHO have Friends and Relatives Ia the Ag and Nnvv
should take especial that they be ampy snpped will
these iis and oinnont; and gee the Soldiers and
ilnr have neglected to provide themselves with tbein no
better present can be sent them by their friends. Tcy
been proved to be the Soldiers ne,efaiig iend 10 tle