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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-08
COMPREHENSIVE.
Livery Business.

yEyHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE FORMED A COPART-
I nershp in the Livery business under the style Of
OkI0P a TAYLOR Their stables located at the
of Pennsy vaua and Pearl and they will
keep the best of stock and carriages for the eccOmmoda
ou Of the public They will also be ready at all times
purchase stock and pay the best the market
In connection with their livery bu they will keep
boarding and sale stable. DICK ORLOP
STEPHEN TAYLOR,
feb3-dlm formerly OF Lafayette.)
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-08

sS-The Sultan of Turkey is only thirty four
years of age and his hair is gray. Fifty wives
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-08
PARTN RSHlP.
COpartsicrsiip Notice.

fzNHE UNDERS GNED RETURNS HIS BEST THANKS
the citizen. Il Indian polls and rs vicinity for
the liberal patronage they have given him during the
period he has done business among them aud he hereby
informs them owing TO largely ncreass Of his
business H. has this day formed partnership with M
Peter Gandofo, Of Cincinnati IN 70 facilitate with
double energy the business Of Plumbing Gas aad Steam
Fitting the old establishment 10. ~ AID 70 Kentucky
Avenue indianapolis, which Inc hrm will octupy
All persons indebted 20 him will please call and settle
their bill, and all those having claims against him will
pre.snt them Tor adjustment. J. {. DUNN.
indianapolis, JaouaEy Is. 1864.
The undersigned partnership, mutually formed this
day between Z. Dunn and Peter i&ndolfo would moot
respectfully socit coutinusrce OF the patronage
literally bestowed upon the old establishment as we
profess proficiency. and promise renewed energy in the
practical execution Of the ART combining elegance with
strength and durability OF work in he Plumbing
Gas and Steam Fitting and all other appurenaBces per-
tanning business
y. B. All orders attended to with promptness and
dispatch. J. c. DUNN & CO.
kentucky Avenue, No "a and &c.
Indianapolis. January ~, issi. jan23-dlm
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-08
PHYSICIANS,
CMAS. =. WARE, VI. d.,
Physician and Surgeon.

oFFICE SOUTHWEST CORNER or MERIDIAN AND
~ Washington street, John - sPsnn's Old Office
Residence Nc. 81 Souh Pennsylvania At. JANIS dim
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-08

One . large Dark Bay Horse, ) years old in April,
s.ont IS hand, high. ra her heavy, tile white on
right hind foot nterfcres slightly left name aud tail
black, rather short.
The other horse Dark Brown, or years old, about
Is hands high rather short neck and long body rather
heavy legs with pus, name and tail black, and
rather heavy very little white in The forehead, sight
from collar on left shoulder.
Roth horses rough sh' d about three weeks since.
The abo reward Will be- paid for the recovery Of the
horses aud detection of thief $50 for either Of the
horses thief. JOHN Els dBACK.
felS
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-08
The German Radicals and the New
Draft.

The order Of President LINCOLN for another
draft of 500 600 has created mach excite
ment in the German press The ST. Louis Neue
Zeit publishes the following communication on
the subject:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-08
STOLEN.
$3.50 REV ARD.

StToLEN FROM THE STABLE OF THE SUBSCRIBER.
= in indianapolis, Saturday night, February 9th,
lsC4,
TWO HOP 49,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-26
IMPORTANT TO LADIES

iMfSH ANT 10 LADIES
&c REAT AMERI CAN. REM EDY."
Dz.s HArvev'0
hro n OF b e IN I + m a c Pills,
XX} HIGH HAVE NEVER YET FAILED
w (when the directions have been strictly
followed in removing difficulties arising from
OBSTRUCTION OR STUPPAGE OF NATURE,
or in restoring the system to psrfe". health when
suffering from Special affections, Prolapsus Utefi,
the Whites, CT other weakness Of the Uterine Or
gaas. The Pills are perfectly harmless on the
oonstitusion, and may be tsRen by the most asi-
icats female without csuslns dIetfass |; g. the
same time Act 111S.o - ChRE11n,
by strengthening, invigoTating and restosing the
system 10 healthy condition, and by bringing on
on Che monthly period Of regularity, no
matter from what cause the obstruction may
arise. Thoy should however NOT 10 taken the
frst three or four months Of preRnscy, though
safe at any other time, - miscarriage weuld be
the result: Each bsx contains 10 pills. Price 81.
DR.. .8arssy's 7reasiss On disease Of Esmales,
q. Psvssoeey, Aiscuyriage, Barrennees, &ersls-
y, Reproduction and Absss Of Mature,
and emphatically the LADIse' Psi. lrR MEDICAL
ADVISER, pamphlet Of ~ pages, sent tree to ny
address. Six cents required to pay postage.
The Pills and book will be sent by mail,
6entially, when desired, securely sealed n pre-
paid, ON receipt Of money by
J. BRYAN, y, p, 9ss~al Agent.
Sod BY all the principal Druggists.
Smith 3 Dryer, Wholesale Agents, Chicago.
IL. WELLS Agent Davenport.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-26

Soldiers ~ The Un(on : !
n5,lsAyyyacssss as.sslss r.s,iysd mn -
esnradss = endorssAent Of the
wonLpskNdWN IND WORLD TRIED
ns<Dpln KpovnAs
pNoe9oo0A .tsoLLoWAY's .
PILLS An ID OANTmENT,
You will here and unsolicited Testimonials r..
army 10 In force. -g4Ax
SEE TO YOUR HEALTH
All Of you have some one Interested in your vel
fare, then do not delay.
YOUR LEE Is vALUARLEl
Not only to yourselves, but 70 your fathers ard
mothsrr, sisters, wives, ard bsoehsrs. Thea while
you may, psrshsss yoar hsalthi
FOB 20 CENTS, 70 CENTS, OR @llo,
Win, when expended 10 th:s: medicinss, bring
yos down T. the grssnest and fipsst old sge.
The following srs genuine lsttsn, On fie isr in
spoetion q this once.
90 Maiden Lane, N. Y.
Qusstsfnasssf's Department,
syth Illinois Volunteers,
Folly Island, ,. O., November ze, 1865
Prof. Holloway, 50 Aaidsa Lane, N. I:
SIa.: Enslossd pisass find two dollars. for
which ssnA ne oae dellsr's worth each Of ysue
oslsbfateA Pills end OintnsDs, y return msii.-
Please ettoad - this . 0noe, for - much in
need 81 tie above ssasdiss. address,
Lieut.. A. w. FsLiows, Q. H.,
seth Illinois Vols.
.sras Camp nsas Brandy Station, VAL
January Z, 1854
Prof. HoLlov AY--Dser Sir: I have heard .
great deal Of talk about yosr famous rlls. md =
mover was in the need Of them until now, want
to try thsa. - dianhOA il very prevalent ct the
present tine. end ~ the wSeth d the ensl0 sed
Yours, Ia. 81 sfssH JOSEPH WALSH,
Go. +, ssh Rsgs, Excelsior Brigade.
Pulaski, Tsnn., December 20, 1858.
Prof. HokLowAY-Dest Sir: Please and On
closed dollar, and send me the sriount :. vou,
famous pills, as IN tzoablsd With dyspepsia and
seek cure. Yours, Dc. 80 @
TaosT 1ussa', CT, "a low. Infantry. !.
Morris Islssd, 8 Q, Jan Il, 1864.
ffof HolLowAr-Dsar Sit: Eacloesd you will
End 50 cents for which wish you 10 send me
,one Of yosr valuable pills; send them BY mall.
enslese 10 cents for postage. Address,
ISRAEL Z, HALL, &c y, 1th N H,
Port Royal, &c.
Camp Of 9TH Excelsior Brigadsl
sa JsnuAry -, 1864.
& Prof. HoLLoxAr-Sir Please send he for tho
snelees " csnts shO worth Of II IN pills. end ossd
Ind 10 ce5ts to pay postage, and you will obiigs.
Yours, DC, bsrgt wv PowEas,
Coz, 9TH Reg. Excelsior Brig, Washington.
Morris Island, s q, Jan II, 1854.
/ Prof. HoLLowAY-Pleass find enclosed the sum
one dollar for pills. 1have diarh0a, ard can't
'' f ::ssp: g. g ss 4, sss J R
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-26
= wIkD0EO2
Patent SaIamander Fire Proof
s A r IL S

MYTH WILDER'S PATENT POWDEk AND
w BURGLAR PROOF LOCKS. The best
Safe in the World. To this Safe WAS awarded
tho Gold Medal 1t the Worlds Fair in London,
in 1851. Warehouse, No. 100 Maiden Lane, New
York and No. 70 LaSalle Street, Chicago, III.
The thousands of Cert fcates from Merchants,
Bankers and Mechanics Of all trades, that have
been given in favor of this, the cn!y true Sala.
nander, readers it useless for the subscriber to
multiply words in its favor, as over twenty-five
Thousand of "Wilders Patent Salamanca. Safes"
have been manufaGt ursd and sold in the United
States and in almost every large IRE that has
taken place during tho last twelve years, these
Safes have been subjected TO tho seyerest tests,
and not one of the gsnuise Salomander .Safss haze
been destrovsd.
Our Safes ere oil manufactured under the per-
Gonal supervision of B. q. Wilder, Patentee, and
warranted perfectly free from >dampness.
These Safes are nov offered ct the OH Prices,
no advance having yet been made ON them.
good assortme constantly on hand. and for
sale by j. NJ. RWILLIGER, Agent,
mh25-dlm*) No.7S LaSalle ST., Chissge.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-26
JEW MEDICAL DISCOVERY FOR THE
PINK ArnNT Cunl orr

IL
IN P1Rn AH1NT CUAB or
aoaonhes. 0leet, Uteshral D.sehasBes, I.po-
taocs, Seminal Weakness, iehtly Enisgious,
lncontinsnce, Genital Debility snd Irri-
!, liability, Gravel, Stsiotars and afeo-
tiops Of the Kidssy = Bladder,
wAiSA hss:bsss used ~ upwards Of
& Too F1ayD1o1A2a0.
in their private practice, with entire sIoosss, 81
percediny Oubeb'a Capsules, OF any other con-
pound hitherto known.
BELL'S NPECIFI( PILLS.!
are speedy in action, often e6ecting, . cure in Q
few days, and when cure is effected it is per-
manent They are prepared from vegetable sx-
tracts that are harmless on the system, Gsd never
nauseate the stomach Or impsegnIts tho breath /;
and being suea. coated, al nauseous taste 10
avoided. No change Of diet 10 necessary whilst
using them, nor does their sction interfere with
Business. Each box contains xix dozen Pills.
price u. Sold by all the principal Druggists.
In places where no agent 10 advertised they will
be seat by mail, post paid, and conf ientially
cured from observation when desired, receipt Of
money, by j. BRYAN, NJ. D., 10 Cedar-st, n. Y.
Smith Dwyer Wholesale Agents, Chicago.
III. WELLS, Agent, Davenport.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-26
80 N - U M r = + . N
CAN az CURE

The advertiser, . Physician IF thirty years sx-
periencs, in the treatment Of Lung Diseases,
Bronchitis, asthma. &c., but now retired from the
practice, il desirous Of impsRting his sxpesienes
BY dif1sing information invaluable to suffering
humanity, ard which has Cared thousands. .
The saine medicine VIII not do for al. He will
send afrescription, with full directions for use,
adapted to sach psrticulsr and will surely sf-
feet care. TnY I9-lt will cost you nothing-s
stamp required for postage. Address, -
d. LOWE, n. ", Box 5079, New York City.
IL. WELLS. Agent, Davenport.
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Plttsbarg, F. Wayne h Chicago
X AILR q AD.

II "A i IL II u A -
WARS RUN FROM CHICAGO TO PITTSBURG
~ without change, connecting with the great
New York. Philsd olphis, Baltine and ash
Layton city, and ell tbs interior towns of Penn.
rylvania, New Jersey, New York, Maryland, DC.
Merchants by taking this Route, wilt have the
advantage Of all the eastern markets at no sddi-
NOnal cost.
Baggage Oh rocked through.
Trains leave the Depot, Canal strest. vost eids.
Chicago, daily on tho arrival Of trains from the
Test snd No1th-vcst.
Connecting at Crpstlipe with Cleveland Lake
shoto r 4. to lGankirk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls,
New York and Boston, and all the interior
towns of New England, via Now York Central
/ and New York 4 Erie Railroads. Also South to
/ Columbus, Janssvills, Newark. Mount Vernon,
steuhenville and Whsslin9, sad interior tow.
Of Ohio aad Virginia. saA-
The above trains Connect at Forest with trains
| .. s,ad River Road tSSpsingAsld, Urbano, Day
ton and Cincinnati. Also with trains at Lima for
Dayton ana Cincippati directs
Passengers kalnd east viii and this rosie both
plesssnt Sad asroseblS, passing through many Of
he Target and Anest cites in the Unitsd States.
Passengers striving st Chicago On any Of the
roads, viii ind attentive cheek agents at tho de-
pots to receive checks ed convey 49, See II
:Aargs .tsshe Rieeeslk snd Chicago cars. S!s'p-
,.s IN shs W and q o. 6ssyk oxss cor
loee Of Randolph and Dearborn streets, or 1T the
Depot, West side, Chicago.
Pc partisslsz to AZ fof tickets y 5osS Mcyns
~. d. Moons, Com. and Gsa1 AgS, Chisagp.
r. lYrsieht Of AL hnds will be carried from Chiea
4 70 I'll points East q I'll TINES, st - low rte
L nv othee p Nsoad - sep3s-dt1
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-26
i CRIT Ss'

= a sflnxt1 Z SetDf1R.-Doctor Mag
r. Wakes. who y we'll known TO maby
Of our citizens, writes from Chsttanpcga
|aA accotet e . singular case of asaale
martial spirit and psstiotio devotion TO
the flag.
Fsaacss Hook parents died whes che
was only three years old, and left hss
with . brother in Chicago. Soon After
the war commenced, she and her brother
enlisted 10 the 65th alone Guards,'
Frascss assuming the name Of "Frank
Miller" She served three months snd
was mustered out, without the slightest
suspicion Of her eek having arisen. She
then enlisted in the Goth Illinois, and
was taken prisoner in : battle near Chat
tsnoogs. She attempted to escape and
was shot through the calf Of one of her
liinbsy while sid limbs were doing their
duty in the attempt. The rebels search.
ed her person for papers and discovered
her sex. The rascals respected her -
woman, and gave her . separate room
while in prison ct Atlanta, Ga.
During her captivity she received .
letter from JEFF DAVIS offering her a
Lieutenant's commission il she would
enlist in their army. She had no home
and no relatives, but she said she pre-
ferred.to fight - . private soldier for
the stars and stripes rather than be hon.
ored with commission from the rebs.
About,two weeks ago she WAS exchanged.
The insurgents tried to extort from her
promise that she would 60 home, and
not enter the service again. "Go home!"
she said any only brother was killed
ct Pittsbnfg Landing, and have no
home-no friends
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-26
lisi1sispi aad Missouri Rairsad.

sHse6ssssss ~ Ohiedgo tins. wkisA u tsslss ssjs
a'ss%ai vsss fsstss than Dassmseyt fisss. e
IN AID AFTER MONDAY, NOV. lefH
~ looo, AaA until further n0ties, passsneor
ttAins viii leave Davenport - follows:
= 1.Oo ,. \. for Iswa City aed Auscatins.
SnAlus AsaivB A. DAvDNrUnf ~ voLLovs.
$50 r. Z. fsun 0sinnsll and Washiagtos. -
SIS r. Z. from 0rinAsll and xusealins.
The o.00A 4. teAi1 ont u Davenport nAkesdissst
concessions ss 0ihhsll. Iowa city sad washiag
~ With the Western 5laes mpahy' ssta go II
I'll points West, Soskh-wes and Northwest.
Tnins from the West connect u Davenport
YiyA trains Of the OAisaSo end Rock Island Rail
RoSd fer I'll poia1s East, North and South.
PasssngssS ase reminded Of the. nscsssity q
givine distinct directions "a 10 tbs dsstinston Of
their baggage Ala 10 prosafstickrs before taking
: - ~ JOHN r. TRACY, asn1 sup't.
=. klWAEa, Asst Hup't.
nnvnnunet. Nov. Is. 16S3.-dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-26

NJ. Babinst and NJ. Barral, French
savans, have expressed their firm belief
in an approaching solution Of tho erial
navigation question. 1t was resolved
that conference should be held Veskly,
at which N. Bsrral is to preside, for the
purpose Of collecting all the Information
possible on this intesting problem.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-26

I'm AVID AFTER. MONDAY, NAY 13f1
~ lth, 1858, Trains will leave Wells street De-
GOT, Chicago, q follows. Sunlays ezsspted: :.
It $50 A n and 905 ? n, for Belvidere, Rockford
a Frsepost, Warren, 0slsna, Dunlith, Dubuque
and intermediate places.
At9.50 A NJ and Gas P n for Dixon, Polo, Full
ton, Cedar Rapids and intsrnediate points
IA P n for Elgin, Bslviders, Rockford and In.
temediats points.
~ $50 n u fof Geleis end iutsfmediate places
Passengers fos Bslett and Jaastvills viii TAXI
the $50 n and p n traiA
Passengers for Crystal Lake, AcHsnry, Rich.
moud, Geneva Lake and intermsdiate points, vii
take the p n train. sap !.
At 3sSo P n and 5:lk 4 n, from Dunlsith, 0alsna
Frooport, ete. a.H
At $50 = Mnd 500 A N, from Cedar Rapiaa
# Fulton, ixon, etp. ass4-s8
ASIl:lo 81 ,frsn FOX River Valley. i=g
At $40 A n, Gsneva Accommodation.
~ Sleepine Cans on Night Trains. H
-, f. B. TALCOTT, Gent Sup'tJ
0,M. WhSnL1n. Gem, Pan'gf Ag't. .nv1et
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-26

It is proposed, BY bill uow pending.
10 the Ponnsyivania Legislature, 10 send
from the oil regoin Of that State to mar.
ket through pipes. The company to be
formed for this purpose takes the title of
.sThs Subterranesn Transportation Com,
'papy." and thsppypposed qlpjtA, i, 90
millions. Barrsis ere mon hetsl III
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-26

w1D3EH AnDnnDDD0QEv 49, =
WHDD 1D0014, nov. 10. l0SJ
y - S ~, !fs r. n ~ -. : mt,
-. 49, - 80 $1,000 sSSs. 49,. 80 ~.
y Y oUeoO. $500 .ssss. %. .ssss ~ :. -
~ ~ r Nslvs = Dsvnapset dsalvs seA1eys ~
l4x(D0UG ~ sssis .. %
slG9tlkut &IRooo at.ses 49, \ =
- 800 - aail teaia 49,. .eses :: =.
e. s462uf35ev4 tAls ssaosaeei In iirestCsoasslcs
sxpA IN taias Svse eseA We M0.
khkxhRX1A UhisSae nailrsaA 70 aad from De-
1911, 40S11. Qolsnbus, Olsvslaad, Oinsseasu
nttSAafk, Dahkifk, Ds9slo, Niagara Falls, 49,
~, 4sy Tea. PAiisdslphia, Bsittmsfs ana "s's'
Ill noss - reminded Of the necessity q
aVln9 6foolpDt Alfectioas - 70 the dscdnAaon .
SAe1s baeDAGe, also topeosufs tickess po0s
10 tAsls6ssls In he esss, - me cosasesen ~
k.oSefoeUo ealy % stations on the lins Of hs IN
eon0s aaA Dsek Islsed nsi!scsds
=. - John r TRACY 6upefIntenAeoes
Nf>r
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-26

HAPPINESS or MlSEk 4 {
THAT rs THE QUESTION: -,
ru>uE pRopRIETORS OF THE NEW YORK
Musxur AND ANATOMY or EYDICIEs have
determined, regardless Of expense, 20 issue free
(for the benefit Of suffering humanity iOUR Of
their most inteisstine and instructive Lectures
onMarrisge and ito disqusli6 t,ona, Nervous De-
bility, Premature Decline Of Manhood, Indiges,
VITA Power. the Great Social Evil, and those
malsdies which result from youthful foilies. ex-
cesses Of maturity, or ignorance OF Physiology
and Natures Law.
Theeei nvsl liable Lectures have been the means
Of emily htening and saving thcu:ands, and Wi hn
ssd,a.si,s 0RcarrARY, New York Msssum Of
Anatomy and Medicine, 6l6 Broadway, New
7ork. Aae3-1y e--..-.--.-~--.-s-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-06-17
AGRIGULTURAL.
Surface Manuring.

Mr.. Blight, of Philadelphia, in a letter 10
he Gardeners MOaLhy, pu's forth the follow
ing:
Manure, thCn, l say, chi,dy upon the sur
face. ID not waste your mduures by mixing
hem deeply with the soil. Pant shaIlow.-
Keep roofs Of all trees, plants and vines as
the surface as p.'ssible. There are weigh
reasons for The posiIiU.s assumed IN the
last sentence, which have not space nov 10
rnumerare. say again pianI shallow. Let
your soil be deep aud y, but pant near the
snrfaee. To farmers | wJull say. manure the
surface as much as possible. Top dress your
grass, after moving 10 July or August, uudtr
d burning summer sun top dress in the tall,
bt fore and during the autumn raihs manure
lhe surface while the snow is on the ground.
While the March winds blow, and the April
rains tall. Manure your grass, ins' cad 4
your corn and wheat, broadcast, at any time
when you have manure and leisure, and ( VIII
guarantee that you will be al uudanily satis6ld
with the result.
TO frUiu-!rOw wers / would say, do not I'll
your soil with manure befnre you plant yOLr
trees, grape vim IS. g.. Pant in yu'Id naIurd
soil aud manure from The surface, spring aud
hall. lin rally und pr"perY, and will guarHntO
you success far greater li,an f yOu pant in
nules aud trenches filed with manure Hs tie
custom if. Surface maEuring aud mulchi'B
ore the true doclrInes. l am sure OF It.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-06-17
UNpuNCrUAL PEOPLE.

What borts they are. What havoc they
have nude wih the precious moments Of or
drrIy systematic men of business. A person
who is isiIhless to his appointment may not
intend to swindle people, but he dOes. To
those Who know how TO turn time TO advan-
uaRe, every hour has pecuniary value; even
minutes ate worth mucn apiece. lie who
rubs you of them might Just well take as
much money from your purse, The act Is
getty larceny, acc"r,iiug to the amount OF
lime he cnmpels you TO waste, or tie value Oi
II, at iair appraisal TO yourself or your fam
,iy. The Ouly capital OF large parton 0t
community is time. Their Compensation il
measured 10y the clock. The moments OF
which promise breakers cheat them, mag IT p
resent, in fact, the ut ecessaries Of life, un4 The
luss uf an hour may involve the prIvA'iIn OF u
luAf, or jIiui, or sO,De articles urgently netd-
I'd al hUa,e. SuLo'y places any confidence
IN ptTEuns who nre habIiuulIy behind time
rbry scarcely ever Succr, d III airy enterprise
Therefor lore your own sake, as we'll Us for the
sake OF others, be puncIuAl.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-06-17
THA slGNlrlCANCE OF MARRIAGE.

Life or death, felicity or u lasting sUrrOw
are IN the Lower Of marriage. \ woman, in-
.Iea d, verJures must, for she hath no sanclu,
ary 10 retire TO from Nh evil husband shs
must dwell upon her hmrOw, and hatch Tie
ggs vii ch her OWn folly or intIIci y hath
~, duccd. Aud though the man can ru,
rom many /, urS 0f lis sadbPss, yet he mus
return to 1t again and Wheu he sits among
ms ne'ghb"rs he Ienembers the slrj .ctiOn that
il, S ia his bosom, aud he sighs deeply. The
oOys, and the peddItrs and The IuI:eIs slsI,
ell Uf This mar. when he is carrhd to the
grave. that lie lived AID died poor wreIchcd
tIrTSOn.
Men and womPn change their liberty for q
Iich IuIInne, and show themselves To be less
nan money. by uvtrva!uing it To all the con
,tnL and MIes felicity uI their lives, ard whrn
Ihry lave cuun cd The money and their sUr-
rows together how willingly would they buy
With tue luss Ul all that money, modest, OF
sweet nature TO their relative The odd rhOus-
aud pounds would gladly be allowed in gOod
na uIe aid lair manners. A very inOIis hr
hat CHOOSES for beauty Principaliy tm SWnt
e, I'D ii ooula et Solta menus las SnI,i) whOse
M bald Vi affections to tie two hrarts tOgeIh-
er 10y little thread Of red and white.
Man and " lie aIe EQUALLY concerned TO avoid
ali Hrlscs to each Ouner III the beginning Ui
heir conversation every lilIle thing that eau
blast all ihtaLI blOssOu. AS the branch OF the
south eau shake the little rings Of the vine,
wheu they first begin TO curl, like The locks oil
new weaned hoy hut when, by age and con
eul ,daIioD, they sufftn into the hardeness Of a
sem, and have hy tie warm embraces OF the
sun aud kisses Of heaven brought iurth their
clusters, they eau endure the stOrms of the
North and The loud nuses Of iempast, and
yet never be broken SO are The early unions
vi an un6xed marriage, watchidi aud 0bserv-
anr, Jealous aud busy, iI.quisilive, careful, snd
apt 10 take alarm al tvery uhkiLG wurd. FOI
u.firmiIips do noL manifest themselves in the
tirsl scenes, but in tie succession Of a long So
cieiy and it Is LOT chance or weakness Rheu
II appears at first, tut il is want Of love or
prud, nee, or il will be 80 exp0undrd and thar
Ahich appears i'll at first usually striKhIS the
mexpel fenced man Ur woman vino makes uue-
quail c.I c ures, AID iHncies mighty sOrrUws
uy the proportions Of The new aud early un
kInGuess.- Jeremy Taylor.