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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-06-08
Die 0rrbanOluuecn Der N~atiunaIz
GonOentipn.

@sltert Dtittdg puroe Die Union Natiprals
Convention I'M 6rpntireetzS beater er6ffnet. 9as
arrangements GOlnite oe8 Staotrotbes bate
n'9ts peridilmt, ben 9iatnt entlpredenb III be-
tortren. 8lei6 bel Oeffnunq Der Sburen
ltronlte cine 9rpBe 8plfsmen9e mad, BEN @olIez
rIeen. Die 9elegoten nabmen ibre Site i'm
9albtrels I'M ben Subj oeS 9rdlipenten.
Gah6em oas ontpeienoe MuIifcprns einp
NationalzArie 9eipielt, erSIfnete SEER Gpmin
gtorgan pom 0ep Oorf, Der gprfber oeS Gre,
entipsGOmites, Die Situng nit elmer tarsep
Hece: -
Vtlt9lleoer Der Convention! = lpra6 er-
GS 1T ettpas ldnger Der, alS a6t Sabre. ol8mar
beldlob, cine National=9artei 3u biloen, peIde
Die GrunbIdBe unD 8rin5ipien Der berlibmteu
S~taatsmdnner @aibinstpn unb Seferlon be-
ipobren lollte. Sine Convention muroe in 8biz
laoelpbIa 9ebolten, in peIder Sremunt UNI
9aptOn als @anoioaten far Die 9rdlioentz uni
Ileeprdlioenti6aft nOminirt tpuroen pp6 Sel
otoot Pennlpluqnien CAB feline Stimme gudas
nan uno Die Nabl BON 1856 mar perloren.
SIht %entttntbigt purd oiele g6eoerlaoe, tpur.
De peldlplien, es b%nrb5uiesen; 10 npminirtt
elelelbe Bartei in 1860 81. Qincoln rnb &
9ar1lln fit ibre ganbioaten uno biesmal mi
GrtOl9. SC6 nit bieiem GrfpIg fam 8ebeqipr
nno nit bieler 9tebeaiOn fam &rieg, blutiger
19redlIder 6rieg, tpel9er Big jebt tpdbrt, no e,
nleoer '3elt 1T, Ganoioaten fir bic nd9lte 4rd
ll0entl1att 81 npminiren. 0e9en oieler bod
recommendation In9elesenbeit baben mir I'm.
3eute %periantmelt. IS lift ni6t in meineu
Iette, Der GOnpentiOn gOri6Idqe su MAIDEN
ooer I'M 5inblid auf bic pielen Spoten, tpeld
peer arles 9%etOitet, befen urIade bod MIR bi
StGoerel mar, n06te i'd Der GOnpention EN-
pfepien, oarauf bin5umirten, OaB man ipdter 81
Contribution Oabin amenoire, SaB ale gleoer
i@flaoerel fortan in ben Ser. Staten perbOte
peroe. ~(spplaus.
SIN 9inblid uuI Die s~esenwdrtiqs GOnpentio
foliage id fir temp. 8rdToenten Son. 81. Sired
inriO9e pon 6entudp Dor uuO bite bic ,Serre
@oup. &anOal pom 8iscDnIin uno @pups .ain
BON Nep@OOr ben 8rdiOenten oursulteaeu.
Nl8 Or. 8redinriO9e bic 8lattfprm betru
muroe er nit lautem Qpplaus uno nit or
!9u6s fir pas alte SHIahtrpb bon aentut
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Sutier'S @icocr=0cr9eltnng.

%llnlerer 2eier piiien iADn BON geiertt, bab
Gen. 8utler Die pen Sen. gStloe 9efan9enetl
9tebeler aus ben @efdngenen 9eppt5 in 5prt
Wlonroe unO Ypint 9ootout in iein 6elolager Slt=
rIidbrin9en lief, na6oem er erfabren, Dap Elm
She'll Der i6mar6en Spl>atel1 0ilOe'S, Die nad
.tapferem Sample in @efangenl6ait geratbelt,
BON ben Nebelen abgeidld6tet mprOen mar.
|9ie WaBregel $ Suffers meistio 5iemlia %un5ipeiz
beatig oarulf bin, baB er 8ieOer : Bergeltung
utsSuaben tedbiHhtigt. Sic Nebelehtruppen,
fpelde bic Grelteltpat an ben 9te9ern begir9en,
paren iipcoypliniihe glitter uno 6eierfreiler 1t.
bic BON Sen, @itbec 9emadten @efaa9enen ge>
b6ren nieien Sruppen an. 8enn8utler @ieoer=
8ergeltung msilbt, 10 piro ie alip ben alerIdul=
.oiqiten She'll Der 9iebelIe11, nemli6 Die .&erte
.betreffell, Die in Sub Carolina lett 9eeennter
unoufb6rli9 segen ben 6ortbeitano Der Union
epnlpirirten uno Die nit Der 8ebeaipn ben Nn=
lang ma6tert.
l8ir iinO ilber5eugt, buB Butler Bel ieinen
8ieOer : neutrality-suspicious. NIT gewpbntel
&lugbeit uro g~etppbntem S6arfinne gu @ert(
-geben mo ii6 nidt lomobt an Die IN Der 9iebel=
EIenarlnee 9eprebten arrnenEeufe ais an tbrepor.
nebnlen 0ffjiere aus Siipearplina's erlten 6a-
|milien balten tpiro.
Sine AT iIoliden grOletariert uusgeabti
8~ieoeroergelhlng pirpe penig Ginrrud auf biz
bp6mitbige, e9oiiiide 9iebeaen : Nriitotrati'
maiden; ober menn cine 9ln5abl Der 8aront
|ielbf fur Die an ben 9tegern peribten @reae
nit Dem 9eben biiben mibte, ba miroe mpbt Der
Hebelenfibrern fir INNER Die Suit pergeben
DEM in 0ntel San's 8ldarpd itedenoen Sam.
bO AUDI rlr ein !6aar Ieines 8plenfopfes 5u per.
|leben. .. '.sz 5o..(Sa. ST.
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&eiegropbifebe StaeDrtepteia.
ytenclfcs bntl Der sEront.
Sin @efsdbt in Der eOnntass aaat.
Seridtet far BEN Baltimore @eder'

Sin Gcfedlt III Der SOnntasS Gacbt.
Die HsselIcu ipmrben iiber ren Gbicfaboninp
Smriidfsetrteben.
Ser 9ampfer Connecticut pel1er iber 1900
Germunoete pom 8bite 6Ouie bradte, beri6s
tete, DAP Die Hebellen cine grbeiter Gcmp. Don
Hufel8 9iuiIiua angrinen, bod puroen Oieiel=
ben purd !6ancpdS Corps, tpelde5 in Der gtdbe
ltanO lber ben Gbidaboninp suritdgetrieben.
49lS Der Connecticut abfubr, murpe beri6tet,
DAB cine t9altptihla6t begonnen babe uni ben
ganSen Mpr9en &anonenOpnner bel @bite 9puie
geb6rt puroe. tHs 3aa 'lJsa sna.9
gu jener 3eit befanOen ii6 5000 8erpurl=
oete bel gGbte 6pule., 9ie Sort uno HidmOnb
Gjienbabn lit bis sur 6rOnt in 0rpmrng, Oesz
9lei6en Der &elegrapb Spii6en 8bite 9puIe
nno Dem t6auptqaartier. .ll.
9urd ote79ampfer 2iSSie 8Qfer uno Sen.
Scooter erfabren min ferner, baB -eit .6auptge=
fe6t begonnen uuo Ser Seilo idmmti6e Sdieb=
9rl6en an Gbidabpmiup auf5u9eben s~e5rungen
puroe.
unIere Screen bel @bite 6puie iperfen
S6anSen, aut llm einen An9riff oeS Seinpes
auf nniere grppiautbalis abpebren SIT f6nz
men. .l911g0 ns1 s49r VS.
@liifts &rie9s<Sef retdr 59dna, pel6er ppm
Ser 6rpnt bel @bite t6puie %eintraf, ersdblt, bab
man erreulide 9tadri6ten Su ernarten babe,
gn AGO NebeQeneefan9ene beTanpen ii6 bel
.@bite 6puIe. 9ie 9oigia5ette bortielbit glino
.ni6t binrei6enO ln6 piete lnierer @erpanre>
ten befin0en ii9 pbne Sqd. seas
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leine Gnti6etOun9 in elmer SADIE 5t 9eben,
pelfe ben 8eitanO Der gan5en Union in%pplpIrt,
10 lit es ieBt Der Sail.
Menn Die Convention in Baltimore lr9eno
einen Wann gum @anoioaten MAIDEN mill, oele
fen ~ger9an9enbeit elm poblbegrlnOeteS Ser
traten auf feline Sreue gegen uniere GrunO
Yriil5plen redterti9t, 10 lit fem @runo 5l
ever Spaltul1g Inter ben wabrbaft patrtpttl6
9ellnrten W(dnnern i'm Qanoe pprbanoen.
Glnem lpl6en GanoiOoteu ipilroe i6 nit Ser
9riI9en rRetne ber5li6e uno merftbdtige Inter-
ltllbung leiben.
SD Ielbit pirOe pieI lieter auT iplde @eiie
etlen anoern @1l10ipaten unterltuben, ais ielbit
GanOlOat fem. Nber ment Ser 2incoln wieOer
sum Gonolrateu aufgeltelt peroen lollte, 10
purpe e5 metner lleber5eugung na6 percerbLiA
fnr oo5 Gano Ieirl, eine Qplttlf out au beiberl
Hllo ellle StaatS9epalt SIT %prolong,ren, bic unS
Sanfen0e pn@Ytenl4enlebeu 9etpItet unb paS
SdnO unn6tbigermeii oul bic 8ubn Oe8 8antez
rpttS 9eflbrt bat. g3 miro alSpann ni1t5
ilbrlg bleiben, olS 9egen ibn alle Glemente
Der autrlhtl9en CONSCIENTIOUS Spppii l.
Ettp1t 5n pr9aniiren, nm bas llnglad leiner
gSleeererpabIung gu perbinoern,
Sir cine lplbe Gpentlalitdt nebme ib Die
Glepelanoer Ganbioatur an unO babe in 31id=
fidt paralf pprlduig meme Steaung in Der
Armee aufse9eben. ytur ungern babe i'd bieIea
Opfer 9ebradt. @tber id babe mid LANCE 3ett
pergeblid bemibt, in 2tctipitdt perIest 5u iper=
Den. SD brin9e ho8 Opfer MIR I'm Die 9teOe=
Sreibeit wieOer5uerlan9eR unO bur9 9i6t5 in
Der GrtIlhIng per mir bon Sbnen g~elteIlter
@ufgube bebinbert Su iperbe1.
9tit Dem beten 9ante, II. 10.
q. Sbr er9ebeniter
g e Grn ~ a Il
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1Mbenb1ibu q.

0te Nbenollbun9 begann UNI s nbr. Wc<
@lner ais gcrfibenoer Der Gpmite far perinaz
nente Organization i6lug Grs@puuerneur Sem
nllon BON Obio ais 8rdlioenten Der Convention,
iotpie cine yfeibe BON &icez8 rdIioenten uno
Setretdre Dor, Die eiaitimnia aneenpm,men
wurben. Inter ben Sefretdren bererlten min
ben gtarnen 2oren5 8rentan0 pom Sainpis. -
SennIon nabn1 nnter eroBem @eifal ben
Prdlloentenitrbl elm llno belt cine LANCE 9nz
lrebe, in pel9er er Dem 2anpe Slid ipanidt al
benz Gntftebcn Der grpBen lnipnsp1rtei, Die
lnbeoln9t Obne gurbebalt fir Grbaltang Der
Union leL unO gu Der Ginigteit, Die li6 in bic
fer tlr oas S6idial bes 2aubes 10 midtiaen
DISCRIMINATING tuno gebe, namentIi4 in 8eaua
auf bic DISCRIMINATING bes Wanneg, Der
lest ben BrdiibentenittbI 10 miirOig ausfaae,
2anganbaltenoer 8eifaq. 5as liias 1r .ss
Sin @Omite CUR gntperfung elmer Gelddfts=
nronang puroe geipdblt. SRI
Die Gomite'n sur 9rifung Der 8ealaubi.
9an9en nno 5ur Gntmeri Jung Der 9telplutioner
SeI9ten an, baB lie ibre 9lrbeiten nod nibt boil.
enoet patten nno StepenS bon Yenni. tuta oa.
per ouf Serta9ung bis mprgen frib 9 ubr an
1labln 1eop1 olelen Intrag wiecer suriid, uals
Der Nntrag 9eltellt unb nit aruBem 8eifdl, be
gribt rpuroe, oab Der autpelenoe 8orSon8romn
lop cine glnreoe an Die 8eriamn,luna batter
loae.
8rppnlplp fam bieiem @uni6e nab 6
belt cine ieiner 6uratteriitiiden ternisen STE
ben, iporauf @ertagung Biz nlorsen frib IL
ubr bei6loiIeu ipliroe. 7asaf aagsas 7ais,& sT,
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@pr1

8pftpn, 6. Stunt. 9ie 0lO 6onorable
Nrtiaerp Company feierte beute ben 226. Sab
reStag ibreS @ntitebens. Ser ebrp. 3. 9.
Ibaper belt bic Sabrespreoigt. Capt. Sames
q. Scr Elm geteran oes Is Na1aduletts gOz
hliltdr &egiments, purOe BON Gouperneur an<
orew fir oaS fOmmenOe Subr sum GOmmanOan-
ten e%rnannt, ba Der Sermin peS Oberften Com
bin abdeldnfen 1T.
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@eiteres ms europa.
@rpsbrlttnnien.

9as Queen Bend GeriGt CAB in Der Sadie
l9egen Die brei 8iraten pes S6uoners Gentp
am 25. fem ltrtbeil ab. Ser Sberri6ter mar
Der 9Inii9t, DAP bielelben ipe9en Seerduberet
gu p~erfpl9en rno an Die S6rera[ : &eaierunq
ausSuIiefern ieien. Die Spei anoeren Nidter
paren ent9e9enseieBter Meinuns. Ser Sail
fiele. nidt inter baS Geieb uno Den &ertrag,
anb Die Qeute ieien lpssulalien. Die @eianses
men ipuroen bemgenldB freigegeben,
9te &atIlutnme Der Negierung tar oie9airos
8io6er miro auf g225,OOO angeeeben.
Die 9ailp Stems i6entt in einem QeitartiteI
Sen. Grant fir feline militdrii6e un6 morale
lide &ralt yipelde bisber anf Soften Der 66pe<
ralen unbetannt t%uarene) 9rObe Qobiprade,
SranFrcid).
Die SiBung be8 SorpS 2egislatiI iolte Bis
gum %. Ilai perldngert weroen.
Sie 80rie mar feiter. Genten l6lpfen
$3.50.
ae Die rdniidsScmtfdle Srdse.
Isle Europa" BON Sr%antfurt la9t:
vgta6rldten BON Der Gpnferens, oeren 3us
perldii9teit mir eorantiren ~f6nnen, t~inbigen
an, pab Die Aeprdientapten Der Wd6te iebt 81
lpdblen baben 3pilden einem Sriege, ipelder
Die @rep3en oer9erSogtbimer ilberi6reitet, IMP
Der Mnnabme zines SpitemSy wel6es ben
9auen unp ben 9eutiden 9lei6mdbig 8efries
bioun9 9epdbrt. 9ieS Spltem wiirpe iein, Die
Gonitituirllng 9otlteinS lino beS beniden
Sbeiles pm S6lespig in einen einSigen Stuat,
mpbei pas Golt bur6 allgemeine 9lbitimmuns
Iaber Die innere He9ierlng, Die eS pprSleben
wlroe, sl entideioen bate. Ser &eit pOn
| S6leSpig piirbe nit 9dnentart p~ereini9t pers
ben,
Sds 6ersCgtbum 2auenburs perlurgt glei6
nut Sdlespig unbl Srlitein Die Srennun9 pom
9dnemart.
Gs puroe beridtet, DAP in Copenhagen elm
trieoerii6er Son berride, uno DAP Die Ne9ies
rung nit 3urfdberufang ibrer 8epclmddti9tea
orpbe, pern Die Seuti6en ibre SOroerun9en
nidt mpoifSrten.
9as Budget Iebten Subres seist elm SefSlt
ppn 235 Wiq, 2ire<
9ei Der Sebattc iber bas arte9sbub9et
muroe Die Stdrte Der ltalieniiden armee SIT
38O,0t0 Mann Snfanterie, 8 8atteriel Sr@
~tlllerte ltno 19$te9tnenteril Gapalerle aH9es
9eben.
Spateite Oeadbricbten.
2iperpopI, %. 0iai, pSirneS" bemertt,
Sen. Grant folge ben militdriiben Serednuna
aen glapplepn's, ourd oas Opfer elmer geinlllen
Mn8abl Dieni6en elm gieiultat gu erlan9eni
Iaber Napolecn babe INNER 9egen iptftl9e Nes
~benspunfte feline S6Idge 9eri6tet; uber Gl6T
mono iei fein FOLDER &unft, uno penn See ben
8urbesieloberrn fir jeoe Wleile ieineS gcrOrlnt
oens 70 tbeuer be3ablen lahe, wie biSber, 10
~ioirltea bic Grdtte Der 8un~oesregieruag eber ers
i66pft weroen, ais Die 9artnddisteitibreS Ober'
feloberrn.
9ie cpnf6p. gnleibe mar ipieoer felter.
Ser getrisen GpnfereuSFswng wpbnteii ale
Wlitslieoer bel. g
Die u~eberlancpcft brinet bic Nu6ri6t, boB
ibie Eaepinss Die urlprinslid erOberten glltrIc'
tie fpieoer ~perloren. 9O6 batel he nod 4O,s
1000 damn i'm 6eoe.
9lus Sapa n ipirc gemeloet, Dab Die I
unb Der Mifaop in gutem Ginpernebmen itai''
loen.
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@cnefes aus Dem sTomefen.
Gapaucric. Gefed,t milf OfpSSn.

2OuiSpille, 5. SUM-, GOt. Gong, Der
Gpmmanoeur Der Gupallerie beS II. Mrmees
Corps, itleB bel NtoltOn, Nla., auf SCOOPS Gaz
polerie inter Gpl. Sobnior uno idluq fie.
Gol Sobnion unO piele anoere wuroen qet6etet
uno piele. @efan9ene genOmmen. Gol. Sobnlon
ltano su 9tpOOp ungeidbr in oemlelben Ser
bdltntB pte Bait 9ute gu Sobn Muraan.
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Wpn at. NpniS.

81. 9onis, 6. SUM-, 2ebten Sdmitas
tam Die SanitdtS : glustequng gum SdluB.
9ie Srutto Ginnabnten betrasen $575,OO0.-
Ser Netto=G rtrag, tpelher Der Sanitdts : CONS
million 3ufiebt, miro ii9 auf ni3t meniger als
cine bolbe1tiIion beIqufen. 9as NrmeesS 6pert
fieI NIT 2404 Simmer oem@eneral SaaeOd 81,
yfa9 !6ancOd bate General McGleIlan bieb66>
fte StInmenanSubl erFalten.
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Slus California.

San 5ranciscp A. SUM-. Sic erften
80 Dleilen ber9arcifezG iienbabn an @alifprniz
iden Gnoe Der 9abn iino iebt beenoist ulrlb in
fabrbdrem Stanoe bon Sacramento aus. Dir
better iinb an Der ndditen Section pom 3ODlei>
len bei6ditigt.
Ser 9umpfer nSobn 8. Gtepbens" lit aus
merifanii6en 6dfen nit $148,918 GOntan@
ten unO 532 Sdfen Silberer5 bier ungetOmz
men.
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@tone,pal sacfions eapeaer.

Dfrs. 9lrnplo, bic S9meiter st. Safipns,
lam Dor einisen @oden in Mbeeling an. Sic
1T cine trere Nnbangeritt Ser iiOlidenl Sadie
,nno Sei9te ibren ei9nen Wtann ipesen l1nlopalis
Itdt an, 10 bab ct perbaftet tpuroea
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national pebt OF knriana.

The English correspondent Of the
New York 7fna says: aWar feeds war,
and has its own prosperity. When
England was engaged in the war with
Napoleon, the bank of England sus-
pended specie payments for twenty
years. But money vas plentiful wa
ges were high, there was work Of
everybody, and though England came
out of the war with q debt of $4,000
600, 600, it has never impeded, but
rather increased her prosperity. A
great debt at home is an element OF
that prosperity. Owed abroad, it would
be a constant drain upon the country.
Owed at home, it is a stimulus to in
dustry. Nota penny of it is lost. 1t
is like taking money from one pocket
and putting it into the other. Those
who pay the interest on this debt must
work little harder, and those who
receive, have more capital to invest
and more money to spend. The effect
upon the nation has been a constant
and vast accumulation Of wealth. 1t
is not debt but capital. Fhere can be
po doubt that the wealth, power, aad
security Of England have been i'm
mensely increased by this SO called
national debt; and where Is there any
reason to %apprehend TINT like cahses
will not produce like effects on the
other side of the Atlantici" >
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YELLw FEvER.-I have been remin
ded by thu prevalence of the yellow
fever in North Carolina, of the expe-
rience Of Mr.. Catlin, as related by
that author in his little pamphlet
e entitled "The Breath Of Life" This
terrible scourge having broken ont
on q small steamer on the coast OF
Brazil in which Mr.. Cstlin was 0
passenger, he was able to mark ont
IN advance the victims of the fever
from the simple observation Of those
who habitually breathed through
their mouths instead Of their nostrilsI
Still wider observations were made
by him in the midst of the yellow
fever and the cholera in the Westl India
Island, and induced him to write: .
al conscientiously advance my b.
lief, that in any town or city where
either Of those ~pestilences commence
its ravages, if that portion Of the
inhabitants who ere ia nightly habit
of sleeping with their mouths open
were to change their residence to the
country, the infection would soon
terminate, for want of subject to..exiss
upon.
"This opinion may be startling to
many; and If it be combatted, sill
the better; for in such case the i'm
portant experiment will more likely
be made."-Lo n. Y. Post.
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How @eEE6S6set.


a correspondent ofths Mobile Beg
ister describes Q new mods Of mana
featuring glass gobletss Hs
4 Tsaw niue hesti Dr. T41i doing
something that was new to me.
-Crockery and glass var Of the ordi-
mary kind being well nigh Obsolete in
the Confedsraey, and especially al
Taagipahoa, the Doctor was simply
manufacturing his own glassware.
As his process is cheap, easy, simple
and worthy of imitation, / will de-
scribe it.
Takea eiaret bottle-bosties Of thin
white glass, with fat bottoms, are the
best-hold the bottle firmly by both
ends: let another person, hsvinga cup
of water ready, pass a stout cotton
cord twice round the bottle and create
q friction by pulling the ends Of the
cord to and fro rapidly for q minute
or so; then let him jerk the cord of
dash the waiter on quickly, and, pres
to! you hold in one hand as service
able a tumbler or goblet as you need
wish, and in the other a neat but not
gaudy glass candlestick. The bottle
should be held with q strap, piece Of
leather, or other substance with 9
hard straight edge, firmly around II
at the cord in one place during the
friction, and so secure straight and
smooth edges to the glassware. Old
bottles can be put to good use in this
way.
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.E . @EaE
KEEP BUsY.-Men who have a half
dozen irons in the fire are not the
ones to grow crazy. 1t is the man Of
voluntary OF compelled leisure who
mopes or pines, and thinks himself into
the mad house or the grave. Motion
is all Natures law. Action is mans
salvation, physical and mental And
yet, nine out of ten are wistfully look.
ing forward to the coveted hour when
they shall have leisure to do nothing
or something, only if they feel like
1.-THE very siren that has lured TO
death many a successful man. He
only is truly wise who lays himselfont
to work till LIES latest hour, and that
is the man who will 1--we the longest,
and wiIllive to most purpose.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-11-23


Five hundred pounds Of pumpkins,
the fruit of two seeds aceidently sowD
have been gathered in M~iddlebhry,
Vermont.
Captain Ericsson has invented .
new gun said to surpass anything ia.
use. 1t throws a bali eight miles .ca>7
The buildings on the Washington
Skating Park in Chica 20 were destroy
cd by fire on Wednesday night. Loss
$4,000. =
At a ball in Virginia City, N. T, q
man kissed a pretty girl and was i'm
mediately stabbed dead by her brother
for it.
Buffalo is the largest wool market
in New York; about 500 900 lbs. of
wool were pulled there during the last
year. f.E
A young bride in Marseilles was
burned to death lately by trsading on.
a match which ignited and set her
clothes on fire. I
liza stupid speaker has prodigious
lungs he can fill with his voice the
largest house-and empty it to.
a man complained that never father
had so undutiful a child as his. "Yes,"
said the son, with less grace than
truth, ''my grandfather had" l-
A Pennsylvania oil story relates how .
man named Wallace, who could not buy .
PAIR of boots a year or two sss. 10 o
worth s75, 900.
In Chester county, Pa, it 10 stated that
not less than thirty mills are now at ork,
manufacturing sorghamsyrup. Tho price
charged is % to 30 cents per gallon.
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GO TO
A. McCONNELL'S,
AID GER Els oWN MAKE or

AND GET HIS OWN MAKE OF
h g ff &c SefR Rs S'S'i Boots.
C@SsirS Boots, Long Leg.
Coarse Boots. . 5 Prirhe-
KIP. DO DO DO
FcsOosch Ties. meas. Boys Kip L Coarse Boots
Army sRSs:. Dc Youth, S Copper f IL % %
Boy. BslnsEsb Kip .pd calz
20 oo FOR THE LADIES,
Goat and Kid Balnsrals. Goat and Kid Boots.
Glove Calf do shE gore lasting do
Our own make Of Cali, Goat and Kid Balnorsls
r and Bootees. s.r
Or MISSES AND CHILDREN,
Our own make. III
ds.s;ng Bslnorak. Lasting Cong Caters.
All & Copper Tip Shoes.
Kid. Goat and CafBootes.
J-rl Custom Work,
tee. to q mans sswed i bsst.
4. MCCONNELL, MAIN STREET,
BIAS The larEsat stock Of Boot, Shoes and Rubbers.
goods and prices, and If We do not ave you 10 DR. ct
and 90 a. Uncle Sans ksys Away down South IN
Dixie" to tight secssh-
A. n c G o N n E l. LIS
- BOOT + SHOE sF0RR.
Il one Of the best places on tia Reserve and Ia.
been teT httsen years, to get good goods ct low pri-
ees- All work Ia warranted. and what Is not made
n the shop ss set mad. sut, and i. warranted all
the same: R-Do not fail TO call and see him before
you buy
Men's Rubber 0vershoss. Mems Rubber Sandals,
WoDenI g de Womens do
Misses and Children's OVershoes,
Just reed at AcCoNNELL's. Main Street.,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-11-23
FACTORY

SoUTH OF CANAL, Warren, Ohlo-Havrng lately extended ana lmPFSs
y ed ny tabMhmcnt b. charging MY I@dye xnniseb ulngys Es1@ erecting new e@@LmH
steam e2g% with aHakh dSd g IsanS5 S nSs Ssdd t hs su s5sset sgE s zsd mhs :
e le for the sme or LESS mneyt hanca can BET afforded wnhoutsu enz ovanne4. ~ eIVGS
an increased number OF hey gy best woEkmsn %As %PtY TRy Of Th%H on are are dE EsS s mem sS q SE s
found tall dmestme best assortment of finished E@ nTe GcoMyi aI% 49, HE Sry or b
EASTERN manuhc WeS- Amugm my Soek0 hnEhed Tnkm nay pei und rour
CHARI6ffIHH, 80 RgaGIES ? lgsvGsH eoIsans
ROCKAWAYS'a Variety fL 2andS seat. ThQTIINGA L.--
ppAAESkTa6ANSgEfi m al gaTsSo t a. .ss SsaSs AID hlnna PEEHooR3TIt xAeoNs
n IINDS ~ XAnANoh 49,.
CARRIAGES. Tep patterns slide seats GAZELLE.
SJLkIES, TDThnr - q .
4LoL LUMBER WAGONS best aude ka zone and toh horses. My PRESENT. nhn@s naoen eu ~
NV lin of business er requested ocana nd see for themselves Z. 49, -. 80. .
Epaiala attention. Custom Work gndR epaning. Paintings md Trimming Mmeon sH ho~'% NV
in EMs dO% S%5 5s T Ts shif0n' b ~ RANT H. c .BELpEN.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-11-23

The County TrearersOm Office will be- open fort er reception of Taxes beWenH the ours of A
NJ and P NJ from the 2Md yd october tn 2Nhdy of December, ahmw h time the pndy will added and
balance Om b@wG thu 2Nhd yd JmeI85 Taxes returned delinquent are ahWetha penalty of Nwy pc ot
Tax payers will provide themselves with nhds States TruyN Notes. Notes of National n1f Ohio Notes 6@t
Banks of Omn Gold md silver Coin not rn@d9 No other kind of Money will ebkenmp at6 T@ dMhe
State Tax payers consult herO own @nwhn@H pDYdmg hmMN@w hM such funds mde meprpmedh make
change mms Oat sand mr PN@enmmbr hat Wilt Gmp@beb ad hnm He@fw week nn Trm
NIB ALI persons who postpone hep ametd their Taxes il@ rhe2 h days of December and June must expect
to pay the adMnd5 per cent allowed bylaw wHhw H bem added @t
TwmTs Om@ Warren Oct 1854 49, WILLIAM RuHL County treasurer
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-11-23

A quack doctor on his death bed
Willed his property TO a lunatic asy-
lum, giving a reason for doing SO that
he wished his Z rttn4 to go to the
liberal class who ,patroniEed him.
Considersts, very.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-11-23

Some $4,000 worth of silk was stol-
en- in Detroit, Mich, last August,
large part of it was found in a New
York auction store the other day. ~r-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-11-23

John Dolen, of Virginia City, Ne.
vada Territory, was recently convie-
ted of stealing S700, and was hung
within twenty-four hours afterwsrd.