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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-03-31
House and Lot for
Sln@ J g Sale. ii4@b

III vii sell my house md lot situated on wheeling
street adjonlngthe residehce Of Henry Orgnan and
opposite the property Of Judge whitman.
--ALSO-
Lots Nos ll4 f1s and Sc stuated Wheeling stree
near Broad Alley, and adjoining ioble Robinson'l
property, on theoasf. - li
The above described residence Is very desirablJ
located snd 70 the business Par ofthe ei
PsbsS-4s " Mrs NARY a. EiUrF,iAN
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-03-31
LIFE OR DEATH
SOLDIERS.

DON'T GO BACK TO THE WAR.
Fornianylia died from Dhrrhna and dDyscntcry
N your rtl9eni, nov axe Wari;lns ana 40 nor return
Strick,aud's Nnti-elolcfa Mixture. Remember how
many were saved last year By taking il after being dis
rhorscd aud sent from the hospitals a. ncurahle.-
ono dose will Immediately relieve the most severe
case OF DmrrhGa or Dyseptcry. Itis acknowledged
by The faculty 10 be th. only medicine known to euro
chronic DiGrlh,ea and Dysentery. Now don neglect
it, for an yonr retIrn change Of dirt and water, ETC.
will most certainly bring on Diarrhna, andA 20 cent
hottie of Stricand's Anti-cholcra Mixture viii cure
yOu anil several others, 1t will keep good in nnycli-
mate DO not fail to tell YOUR comrades TO pgt bot
ilc OF It ntleir kuapsaolSs.
Sojlv Druggists and prepared only by Dr.A Stricli-
land. East Fourth St. Cincinnati. Ohio.
T. l.. Slocnm and y. Sllord Agents, Lancaster o.
Feb. Is, 1851 ~
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-03-31

W. LIKING, City
March 3l-Gi-I-3w. Dix.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-07-21

Mug fruit on the 18th inst. She died
the next day.
Gov. Stone is about to visit the Iowa
soldiers in the field in order to adopt such
measures as he may deem expedient for
their welfare. The Governors expert
ence and lively appreciation Of the wants
of our self sacrificing men will, we hope,
enable him to do them much good.
We learn from the Washington Press
that two men named Searcy and Morton
and boy named Miller were arrested at
that place on Tuesday, having in their
possession three horses stolen in the vi
cinity of Richauh The boy turned
States evidence and the men were com.
mtted for trial.
A tapeworm ninety feet long was TAX
en- from patient in York, Pa last week.
The physicians we're occupied three hours
in removing it
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-07-21

DO the 18th, son Of b A. Williams.
Of keokuk, was thrown from mule he
was riding, and his foot becoming on.an.
gled In the rtlns, the mule kicked him ia
the head several times, killing him in
stantIy, mutilating his head aud body.
The County treasury of Monona coun,
ty has been robbed of 81 300. As their
safe was not broken open, and there be-
log 20 evidence of theft except the alb
senco Of the money, Mr.. llobrook, the
treasurer, promptly paid the whole loss
himself. 1t is supposed the keys had
not been properly kept
The Iowa State Agricultural Society
announce a grand trial of farm imple-
mcnts and machinery at Burlington on
Sept 10th, the day preceding the State
Fair.
The institution for Deaf mutcs at Iowa
City was, one year ago, s. 400 in debt
BY economical management, this debt has
been discharged and the school stands
clear. The new Principal, Mr.. Talbot,
who has had ten years experience in the
Ohio Institution at Columbus, gives good
satisfaction.
! The recent order Of the General Land
Office at Washington withdrawing public
lauds in this State from sale or entry has
been modified so as to give full force and
effect to the Homestead and precmption
laws. So, come on, ye homeless, aud
''yote Yourself farm"
The iron for 20 miles Of the Waverly
X. X. is now at Cedar Falls: and the
road is expected to open by Sept. LIST
This is the road Of which we wrote some
time ago, expressing the opinion, that the
, interests Of Muscatiue required that we
should have its fruits by completing the
road from Wilton to Clarence. INusca-
tine JonrnaL
The Bloomfield Guard says that the
only man in Davis county who advocates
the cause of Fremont is Harvey Dnnlavy.
the hardest Copperhead in the Hairy Ma
ton.
! The grading on the Dubuque South.
western Railroad has been completed to
Cedar Rapids, The iron, already pur.
chas cd, is in .ransi. bctxc cen New York
Il d.. e,.. Il =
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-07-21
CONGRESSIONAL Convention.

The voters of the Second Congressional Dis
trict who approve the plat orm and principles
enunciated by the National Union Cubv ention at
Baltimore, and support its nominees for Pre,i-
dent and Vice President, are invited to send del
egates to Convention to be held at De Witt, in
Clinton county, on Thursday September lst at
one O'Clock p. IN, for the purpose of putting in
nomination candidate for Representative TO
the Congress of the United States. and also "a
candidate for District Elcctor. Each county will
be entitled to the same number of votes cast by
1t in the Union State Convention, held at Des
0oines, on the 18th day OF July.
WIN. +. DAVIS Muscatine county,
JAMES THoRNIGToN, Scott
PC WRIGHT, Clinton ="
J. l.. BLACKWELL, Jackson
J. s. STACY, Jones
4. YATES Cedar "
j. =. COULTER, Linn
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-07-21
OUR FINANCES.

1t is admitted by all that our National
finances are not in as good condition a,
every friend Of our government wishes
they we're. That the late depreciation Of
our currency is pleasing to those who de-
sire the success of the rebels need not be
told. Every one has seen with what sat,
isfactiou the cops. have read the accounts
of the money market. That enemies of
our government, at home and abroad,
should desire total collapse in our inau,
cial affairs is but natural. That they arc
working to bring about that state of things
is evident What then is tho duty Of
those who are friendly to our government
and wish to see it prosper? 1t is plain
that they should aid the government with
every dollar they have to spare. 1t is
not necessary that loans to government
should be in large sums alone. Bonds
are issued as low as fifty dollars. Surely
there are scores of mon in this county
who have more than fifty dollars hat they
are not using aud will not for some time
at least. There are many, too, who have
hundred or five hundred that they could
as we'll spare as not. Do not be afraid
that the bonds will be repudiatcd. Oar
debt is now but about one fourth that Of
England, and surely we can carry Ia,ycr
debt, if need be, than England can
None but an ignorant man or traitor at
heart will hesitate to buy Government
bonds on account of the security.
The following articles from Thomp-
sons Reporter are 30 much to the point
that we do not hesitate to publish them.
Read them and then 90 to the nearest
National Bank and buy some bonds
Should you need the money few months
hence, the bonds can readily be convert.
cd into money:
Mr.. Fessendcn is an able, fearless man,
and from his long intimacy, as Chairman
OF the Finance Committee Of the United
States Senate, with the c0ndition of the
country and its ways and means, he is
probably the very best man to take the
portfolio. His appointment meets with
almos! universal commentator.
Had the Hon. Secretary to deal only
with the American people, the American
resources, and the American heart, his
future would be sure success; but we
are sorry to believe that the crowned
heads and the aristocracy Of Europe are
at work at our financial qualifications, 10
order TO break up this model republic,
they HAVING found it too dangerous to
follow up their letermeddling 10 militia.
~ and naval channel The eminent
bankers OF Europe, we believe, are also
In league with the higher political class
es, to bring this republican form of Gov.
eminent to an end
To counteract this foreign movement,
Mr.. Fessenden has great and embarras
sing task before him; more difficult than
that Of the Sec. Of State during the FIRST
three years Of the war
10 the American people he must look
lot help, and the American people should
90 quick to learn the dangers Of this new
foreign method Of assault upon our ins,i.
tuition Of popular government. Our form
OF government or theirs must fall, and
the dynasties of the old world know it;
hence their varied Efforts to hasten cur
downfall. ..
The people have but to see this new
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-07-21
These Mighty Healcrs, Would Known and
World Tried, are IL Boon IL the Sick.

The want Of sterling medicinal to NEE, tie
Ills and necessities of til. suffering portion Of
humanity, and one entirely free from mineral
aud other delctcli"us PARTICLES, WI, severely lei,
tai! this all powerful /. tdirinc was .hpred into
the world: iluLLowAy's INVAil.AHIE PMS have
become the HOt >EIpLD RkNEDY of Al ia Inn>.-
Hrtt attribute ~ 20 FEEVENr As Ell As tutt III;
ihft attack line RtNIN OK ROOT Of the complain.
an! thus 10y removing the hidden cause OF dis,
case, re-invigoratc and restore the dropping
ergles Of the systela, assisting nature in her tan
OF VITAL ana FUNCTIoNAEy REFORM ATIoN
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-07-21
Disorders of the Stomach

Are tn" sources of the dcadl,cst maadies-
Their eject l. to what. all the fluids ,f hr ao-
dy aud to send a poisoned am thIouynNAMs
channels Of circulation. y ". what is the opeI-
alton OF the Pals: They cleanse the hose'r
re uate the liver, bring the relaxed or irritsed
stomach into IA natural condition. and, acting
through the scCrctive organs rroS TIE BLOOD
ITSELF, change the state u the system from sick
ness to health. hy exercising a simultaneous and
wholesome effect upon all its paris and functions
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-07-21
National Union Ticket.
uH FOR PRESIDENT:
ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
FOR VICE PRESIDENTS:
ANDREW JOHNSON,
UNION STATE TICKET.

For Secretary of State,
JAMES WRIGHT, of Delaware Co.
For Auditor of State.
J. A. ELLIOTT, of Mitchell Co.
For Treasurer of State,
W. II. HOLMES, of Jones Co.
For Register of the State Land Ohlce,
J. A. HARVEY, of Fremont Co.
For Attorney General,
l. L. ALLEN, Of Tama Co.
For Supreme Judge.
G. G. COLE, of Polk Co.
Electors at Large,
G. BEN. DARWIN, of Desmoincs Co.
VIM. G. THOMPSON, of Linn Co.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-07-21
BE il Understood,

That the above st0icmeLts can at all times he
verified hy tie wiltcn testimony extending
through quarter Of a century Of tens OF thou
sands Of unimI eachaht. v illnesses.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-07-21
EiiliGus sIa,adits. &C., &c.

In whatever form disease attacks the liver it
is repealed and exterminated by this searching,
painless, and igrcsistib bic curative. Bilious re-
mittehts, bilious purgng. and all the ordinary
disorders OF the organ, indicated BY pain IN ths
right side and between the shoulders, yellowness
of the whites of the eyes, weakness and debility.
Ne, are relieved and removed by the remedy,
with celerty which astonishes the suie re RS and
their friends. Let the sick. whom the faculty
have abandoned resort with confidence to tbI,
powerful an'ibilous agent, and a lcstoi alton to
health and activity will be the uavatying result.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-07-21
EDl'. LEDLUM'S
SPECIFIC.

This Is the great g. sovereign Rem edy
composed Of EXTRACTS from Ind / An
NOOt ; and Herbs,l for all Il tst nses OF the
Urinary and sexual Organs, such rs
lnc0Mt inence Of lac Urine, lnna IN ma
ton of the bladder, Infla m Ia n ltoM Of
the Kidneys, stone tn the Blaider,
structure, Gravel. Gonorrhna, elect,
and Is unrivaIed by anything yet disc
covered for curing the ~ hites ia W o.
menI ....-4-
When used according to directions this Remedy
has neither taste SMELL and its cannot be de-
tcctcd by any one. This remedy is perfect and re-
Guires injections, which calculated to destroy
aud dcaen the diseased organs, btt removes the pol
from the sytcm, creating bnoyancy ami health.
1T is 10 guack Medicine, but is the embodied cA-
pcricuce of the Physician most successful Ia curing
all diseases Of this class.
ns- Let none despair as this remedy effects the
most astonishing cares, when NIL others fail
Price only 81 20 per box, or boxes for $500.
Sent b, mail to any address Oh receipt of the price,
For sale By all Druggists. See that my signature
Is around each box.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-07-21
Woman in an her Difficulties

l. invited to test the regulating and rcsora-
tive powers Of this harmless bat effective prrpa-
Iatol. At the two cpochs of life in which the
female system undcrgocs the most important and
critical changes, the Pals will prove positive
safeguard against evil consequences They arc
also confidently recommended as a specific IN ey-
cry disorder to which females are exclusively
subicct
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-07-21
Dyspepsia, Diarrhna, Weakness, &c.

The terrible bodily and mental pangs which
characterize Dyspepsia are at once mitiga.ed BY
TIE Pitls. Diarlhna, constipation. headache
physical prostralon, nervous tremo,s. hot Husb
e., spasms, affections of the Kidneys, hemor
rhoIds or piles, and. in fact, all internal com
pants, from whatever cause arising. give way
before the salutary influence of this extraoraiHa.
~ remedy. As specie for dyspc psia, and the
disorders connected with it. or growing ont Of
It, the Pills are always to be relied on when er.
cry other medicine and mode of treatment has
utterly tailed.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-07-21
IIolloWay's Pills are the hest yemedr
known in the world Cor the following
diseases:
Caution )!

II the reader OF this notice" catnot get eoa
0. rus or Ointment from the drug store IN nv
place, iet nm write to me. enclosing the amount
and will mil box free of expense. Many
aeaiefs VIII not keep my medicines On band W
cause they cannot make as much profit As on ola
or persons make. ..
None are genuine unless the words "Lfoi1orag
Ae'c ! or6 mi Loadun, atc I,scernibe NJ . We.
LEI mart IN every leaf Of the book of directioa'
around each box: the same may be plainly seen
ny hofdhg The teqf TO the Hgh A handsome ~
WARD VIII he given to any one rendering such IN.
formation as may lead to the detection OF ~!
party or parties eonnterieitIng the m.dicin's"
vending the same, knowing them to be spurious
*.*Sola at the mandatory of Professor HOY,
LOWAl, 50 Maiden Lane. New York. and BY AZ
respectable Druggists and Dealers in McdeihI
throughout the United States and the civillAe,n,
world, In boxes, at IS cents, So cents, and Si'''
each. ..M
hG'- There is considerable saving by tak'ps
the larger sizes. an E# q 4 Il
July Ii, lSG4-n2s:yl.gs IL Etat u =
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-07-21
LIST elE LETTERS

pEMAINrNG in tie Post Office at Upton, on
IL the 18th day Of JuIy lS6l
Bevans, Hannsh, care Patton, John
of Edwin Bowers; Shean, Annie
Gardner, John SEWERS, Lulewig
laze, Mrs II Wood, Franklin
Morse, Welshons, Jennie
Muirhead, John wilkinson, Title
Persons calling for these letters will please
say "ad, ertised." S. S. DANIELS, =. NJ
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-07-21
The Great Ambassadors of Health to all
Mankind.

This l. not "A history written by one man, or
even derived from the experience OF one satou
1T consists Of a Cnnptlatipn If testimonials from
tht SICK of every c"untly-in mnimprachabie
record, the like Of which lbs never been adduc.
ed in favor Of any discovery or intention since
time began
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-07-21
DLXON'S AROH4TIC
BLACKBERRY
HARMINATIVE

Is the only safe md sure cure. 1t con-
tains no opium or icletcrious drugs, no min
eral or other I'M furious compounds common
to remedies generally sold for this class of
disease. 1t is so etsicacious that Physicians
very generally use it in their practice in
all chronic and dangerous cases.
ESs- Use no Cholera mixtures or doubt
full compositions, (many of which under
mine and ruin the constitution when you
can obtain an unfailing remedy as simple
and safe as Black berries themselves.
Ask for DIxoS's BLACKBERRY CARMINA-
TIVE, and see that the proprietors name is
written on the outside wrapper of each bot
tie. Prepared only by
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-07-21
BE OF Good Cheer! The Sinking NAV h.
HOLL0WAY'S OINTMENT.

The history Of these great Eemedie, is the
most wonderful medical revelation that The
world has ever known. 1t establishes the all.im
portant fact that WHEREVER. and in WHATEVER
SHAPE internal disease exists. the dslnfrc,inr,
searching and healing properties of the Pin, are
'u ~ equal to its subsection and cure, aud that,
WITH the Ointment, they are
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-15
THUNDER IN FEBRUARY.

.H"e.;.s 4 At c:.'t friend :-a-n Ne; Nv
buy iAa cir !17 h, rcspioie.i rs Il 80
afsair tx: ha-Srfrci thrre s~r.a yea
sircc. orcr ~:.::a <e have eE,j+yeH .n,,ry
a hearty lanEh ."g'sssr. Len" - j
"a 8 ,;;on.an ro.:';ing;r E'rs. Nrwbnry,
',a,i.g -. >scd a god n.s.:v t:;cks q ou.
Ii. wues'?iia. - 81 :iciors FL rpm q
vcl to 4, Gu. n'iseriy n,isht1r Of his ~ac
b. .ug5: c,;at.c = the act: He tcsclr-
I'd. acc ~ri;ag'y. TO resort % tie cid cxp"-
sient Of ii1c:ns heavy leg In tempting
position, having h,s, val chttgcd i: ~.Ih
gunpos siar not only IN tha ce',,re, bur in
several miner crrg;eas. eure ugh the
: s;icb d;>@rrca:rd. ard oaa looking very
L; aci. ike It "suig'tt have b..;u ssen." Il,
James says, on the suspected gcn,ler,-','.
hoara co the casl;hg Sunday. Bcfo.. II.
i, Li,a t:u l;.chpr. a 81 Ky WIS
browning it>,!: ;nto aciiIh.x. .ai! Of q.
sud irn. :'.:.,a. ing exp a'.ss-'h-a: j
Ii" IA k:.ca ~ ass blown ir.h a a. Arsaui
SITS, the d'sarc cEh"rcd ta'kay a-w sh.s'
,he a,mosl .,4re. iths ci'tocl CIT dis
al AIRED U he ch;maey. The eld ga
s;,:uaa a.;, sis cel.iep siScrssey, l,nrEit,;
..sk -e.:," but Dot materially :fjaredl ard
h f:.mer was the a,st ts rgxT: ..ii
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-15

rygrIr.urry nr U,Srwrrrrsa ia
e-,r.,,., f,.. ,.a.,i.s
al -, ,r..n3.;,;s.
i. o,,,r I.. F,.cst ,..,
xr;,,> il Eoc,>b s;,x,o = r,csch =.
rrs,..,,.. # Gc--n.,,, ';,.,;,, =,
-, -, :. -;
Prof .ssor E-siss,s -, -,e,,, -, :. ,c,,,s;.. maj;
xi4,, e.. .In..o wl.o syk =, re.
,fc in Eoela,3 sho soc,ta F,,i~b H..
ms foY- ovn con,trv,s,r an; v,;,s. !,
With ;., lines he co,r,crr,,s, ,fc;r.v.ri, :,
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-15
essssrsssrT1~ nsyrTyE
SSss I'd ) sss>sis~z. = AFs1- s 4
IS. runLieHsr x.ERY ,nukssATBT
- T.. n OLIVER Fsen~ey.

" T,S.Scr Scr .irsrrtos. s2 % te, ss.-
-,a rn,n to be- us.i. In;.hin kix iousts. No
subsefips,qs s1sll bs teccivef for q sh"-t-
o.. ner;f.d shan 81 sir a,onfhs.. and 10 pape.
I'll n .saaxiureisx,a,iL al zrresrsr-s ara
aa;d' eSsce II Il 4lse op.ioa Of Ahs !saaksh-
r.nMs or AnvxarysIre.-al per
square for the 6rst .nsert;on, snf 81
cts. fcr every subsequent ;usereion.--
eight line. or iesa constitute squa'e---
. Ifthe nlp,heeJof insertions be not marked
IN the advertisement. it uill BE publish
+. eA until forbid, nad charged accordingly
i liberal de lu:,ton ,n.de 70 taoes voc
.dscrl<c By the year.
Commt nica:ioas Of personal character
viiI be ca;:ce,i. 3. 'ho ss.,o rates as al,
vertiaisg. n3:'na-ir. OYER tn bu"s 'n 'n
.ng.h VIII 20 charged q, tho rate OF 81
lsut, per sQpsre.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-15

Il AM ;i,ed iadced," was the repiy..
X will take TINT scarlet bunch. end
those red csnctss, aud this pore white
claster," sal Laurs
BAT .tisl.r. .oa e.,t esord it"
YES. csa Goafrey H.rion is rich. !"
I. ''Tae o.d u..s Bit bis lig~4 efa
: 'aTbist.s'. esri gepny., i'm a..n ana---
.et.' - II ,opicve biu. bow mack j.
N,li grove Ain, if be should discover
tins deceit %
Mons Pc Wejl, I'll tell you how
10 ready j. L=ai he so,se p'oaey oui
Of The housekeeping fands."
'hsars. stcsI fIom fs,hcr."
There ,!oa'. peach
Miss Jenny" sail s.rrant entering
q; that n.omca;. The iiuner has cJMe."
J.usy icfi The ro5n,, snd Lsu:s still
snr" d oser the gey Ioscre, while the
old man pointed oat their vsricss brau-
ties. b. 10 tie meantime. was runGins
''' '"S '''' ,'0''e" ''"''' F'a'"I o'eS'
ara 'asJ "'>''''"' Sa"e rs "S''say cot
"astcd '''e'I "i"a J1"a}'' "cai attire.
VT d ciisi Jes u -aii Je"ay, re.
'urA''e afr =t'.r' a5s'n'e.
'Ao tone h-,e'
Il cal',. Ea:ifr ;ss seu& hoa.c cali,
h,ej, AMI az, "rrsid :. tr,.s,. i: rr.irA
y t" N::xyt~:. r,ps; ,spc,.:.,.od tnc
G;un"e, n-sa pau1ing. ani ne pas,ps.
mist be tl-'.d, ,anI thcre is n.y whit,
null 10 ,: G.i,ned p"
.'bsor2 II sc 'he ,'ru gs thu. you
ere" cried Laars
"G'uigc. n.nsen-e. isrs si.s,n :or
"9jas'ao"t. .n*I f~sher esnn4 have COIN
G.r:4h!a A,-en !: SON, enc t,es NJ. s,,-
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-15
"etlttt 8torr.
tasDpFRRY HORTON Is RICH"

&c Godfrey, ;i,; old bly," ~aid Hairy Clayton
/. as he ,lis.d back in his;cksiff, aud pu, hi.
idtt ~ the msa,'cpicce. when is tie
v.alirs to &c - T y ->,-
=, g. ".:,Wb.. ~cdeing!" ....
"Niss Laura So.ae.s or,Jsnny which is
=, Ay,: rei>f. = -.... ..,.. ~
"f dont know I am sure p -
, ".Sow doa's be mysterious. GODFREY;
:, you are constant visitor aud all our set,
= il talking abou, the match Dau', pre-
tend you have Dot selec,ed ,oa1e cf The s:s-
.ers." '1o@@ q. INA
How do sou tncw whether eHitr o!
. then WI. lh~ve tnee' -r2-+"
.Doo'. BE sb-sFb. aI hoy. ca6,s bs
frank; which is tho savosite sistsr -
$50 "Well frankly tlpai, have VISITED the
v -ssu,ily for several maains as yam know,
aas cannot o.eide. Laura'is e,rtaisly
the handsom"s,, with ,her flashing blaex
r syas and ,4asen'y aAaaer. bat J,nly
y t-ems. ai;hnush the youngest, To b. IL.
= ,east xtmau.y nni use ',lt Of th.-rwo. Yet,
: csaao. be .rse OF. thai u, ep,ra.cr Il,
= ttss'ti gnai for cneiisi iwalcane arc so.i!>-
and lie, the call ., vha, hour7I Sia. h~y
are siways dressed aud nprareniIy di-eu.
gsged. To be sure. + st..ay.. in th.
'nosoioe, have 10 wjs kkas Laura i.
vasibls."
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-12-15
~csELEcTtD POETRY.


N, thcr, il the b%t Il. over =?
Ttcas.,ds lave b-en fiI,.s. ta"y Ss
Ia NY te.h-r cs..irs tel! r,c---
Have TIE rebels ea;Grd tas asyf
L. he .acii q. is he wounded?
Mrt:.er d Va s.,ius he's si.ia I
II you kn,w. gray VOC EEL me.
Wi'. ny tact@r coxse ag.i.?
5lo;.ss. dear. y,.'ro al~.ys Styling
Sic. yhu !.<s ;ne psp'rs re&c;
Toll mc shy spa Has ase crying.
Why hs. esp is on y"ar h-s!.
~: Itct sou caas"t ,c' s,e.
E>,het's rua am ne tic slain.
Ai,A|rgh h" i,~ed Gs very dearly,
he wii never Come again.
"a FaSsEN