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J 4 RLIsM ED 1895
PETER LORILLARD.
SNUFF & TOBACCO MANUFACTURER.

10 e. Is CHAMBERS ST.
Formerly AZ Chatham Street. New York.
VNOULD call the attention Of Drslers 20
w the articles Of his manufacture, viz: y
BROWN SNUFF.
Mscabsy Domingns,
Fine Rappee, Pure Virginia.
Coarse RAppee, Nschi,ochss.
American GeniIemsn, Copenhagen
YELLOW SNUFF.
Scotch, Honey Dew Scotch,
High Toast Scotch. Fresh Honey Scotch.
Irish High Toast, Fish Scotch.
OF Lundy foot,
AZ Attention H. called To the large reduc-
',ion in prices 81 Fine-Cut Chewing and
Smoking T"hsccos. which Will be ivune ui
d Superior Qosli'v.
TOBACCO
SMOKING. sMcKisc.
Long, 3 Jssc.
No !. Spsnish,
No.2, Cannster.
NosI mixeo G-snnlaied Turkish.
FINE CUT CHEWING
PA. L.. Or plain,
C,vendsh. or Sweet,
S~eet Scented Ofonoco,
Tin Foil Cavendl-h.
N B A circular 81 prices will he ser' On
application. Apr.l - 1863,
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OOlONG, s0UCHOHG, ORANGE ANI
HYSON PEK0E.

JAPAN TEA d every INSCRIPTION, cOIoreI
and unrniored.
This list has each kind Of TEA divided in
10 FOUR Classes. namely: CARGO. high
CARGO. FINE. FINEST. that every one
may understand IRON description and .h.
prices annexed that the .ompanv are defer
mined TO undersel the whole Tea trade.
We guarantee 10 sell ALL onr Teas a.
no, over TWO CENTS { W Csnts) PEI
pound above cost, believing this 10 De a.
trsctiye to the many who have here'oiorf
heen having Enormous Profits.
GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY,
importers and Jobbers. No 81 veses Street,
NEW YORK.
September &c. 1868. -3m
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JOHN BUCHART

RESPECTFULLY informs his numerous
customers and the public that he has just
received from Louisville large and well Sc
lected stock OF chairs, which he offers for
sale cheap. lie also offers for sale good
Ready Made Furniture /!
manufactured BY the beet houses in Louis
Wills, and By himself. He soIicits . share
OF patronage, and feels sure he can give sat
isfacticn.
Jaa IL JOHN BUCHAKT.
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Are sent 10 ell Who mrke ~ Ciubr:- i. \
large Photographic copy ~ fiat ~pierdl'
"sHAEsfE~RE A*p HIS Co1fhl
oRARiEs A large phc'"grarh,c cor
from an .rgrsving ~ Huniirgi.n's selebrhi
I'd Picture MERcYs DREAM (" g. sinils
copy ~ Herring's -GLIMfsE " - EseLis'
HOMESTEAD"
TRIMS So wear. in advarcs. and %
premium pia,-. Two copies, So Three 10
"A. Fur far 50. Eight, ,nu "nr 20 gr,'er
10 u club. $40 One Of me premium rlsis
Is sent !" every ge,er w o. Q club. small ?
large Three red sfsmns must be cent :.
nav the postage On each premium.
Address r 9. ARTHUR " Cd.
333 waInau6rreer. Philadelphii
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THE GREAT AMERICAN
TEA COMPANY,

No. 81 Vesey street, New York;
Since ito organization. has created nee
era in The history Of
lWholesaleing Teas in this Country.
They have introduced their selections Of
TEAS. md are selling them 1t net over
ITW0.CENTS (0.2) per pound above Cost
Never deviating from The ONE PRICE
!. asked.
4 MOTHER peculiarly OF the Compan,
~ - that their TEA tAsTFR net only dr.
v.s.s his time 70 IN. selection OF III ~ TEAS
as 10 quality, value. and particular styles
f,r rarticuisr localities OF couuiry, but he
helps the TEA buyer 10 ch"ose OUT OF theft
,rnnrmuus stock such TEAS a IRE besl
;adap,ed 10 his particular wants. aud not onis
This, bu, points out 10 him the bret bargains
Itis Easy 20 ree the incalculable sdvan
i,nge a TEA BUYER has in IA establishment
aver III Others.
| n he is 10 Judge ~ TEA. or the MARKEr
III HE time j. v,uable. NJ hss All ih- bench
Ioi well organized system OF doing businee-
iof an immense carital. OF the judgement
,ol a professional TEA faster. and the
knowledge 81 superior sal-smsn.
This enables all Tea buyfrs-no mattel
liz they are thousands 81 miles from 'hi'
msrket--to purchase on ss good terms herr
a. The New York merchan =.
Parties can order Teas and will be servee
by us a. well as though they came them
seivee, being sure to get original packages
true weights aud 'nres; aud the Teas ere
Warranted n represented
We issue Price Lis, OF the ! Company
T.as. which will be sent 70 all who orde. IT.
comprising
Tyson. Young Tyson. Imperial. Gun
powder. Twankay and Skin.
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QUARTERLY


NIRsIOIS OF FASHIONS.
mach nun her contains large and mag
II hificent Fashion Plates. spleudid III
lustrstions Of 81 the fashionable ncveliie'l
Tor ladies' and children's Dfes-, rrsc'ics
end four iiIe--izs Patterns
etc. etc. YEARLY. 81, single ropirs. 20 cents
Published at MME. DEMnREsr's EMPORIUM
OF Fashions. 473 Broadway, n. r..
SPLENDID AND VALUABLE PREMIUMS -
To each yearly subscriber will be sent a
check which will entitle them 20 The seirc'
ton OF so cents worth OF extra patterns, snd
a splend,d Carte de Visits oi General Tom
Thumb and Wife. Com. NUT. Minnie Wa
rem, and r. I. Bsrnom, Esq The i've 10 :
Grrup.
rer club Of s subscribers o. 81 each
will Be sent an extra copy Of the Miro o.
Fssh ions for one year. Or superior uo''
Pen.
For club Of 8 q q each viii be sem
Peterson's, or Arihur's. magazine for on
year, a. splendid Photograph Album.
For Z club Of 8. Godsy's Lsdy's Book. or
Gold Pen and Silver Extension Pen ant
Pencil Case
A club Of 10. : Seif.tucking Attachment.
or full Get ~ Steel OF Gil, Combs.
A club of 60. Wheeler and Wilson's
Sewing Machine, with attachments.
A club Of IS, splendid patent lever
Gold Watch
All the Subscribers are entitled 10 the
first premiums. and 10 the geiier ur of club
Of Or over IN extra copy Of the Mirror OF
Fashions for one year.
Any number Of subscriptions credited O.
II sent sisogethsr.
Splendid Inducements Tor Agents. Gee
Mirror OF Fsshions. 49,
August 2o,h, 1865.
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y. 4 III. II. ANTHONY,
Manufacturers Photographic: NJ aterials
sol Broad way. n. 4.
CARD PHOTOGAPHAS,

Our Cai~Iogu. nov embraces considerable
over For Thousand different supj-rts &c
which ADDITIONS sve eontinusl' being made
I p.rirs,s nf Eminent Az 'icsn.. etc, VIZ:
~ MAJOR tisnorals. 525 statesmen,
10 Rrip. Generals, LII Divines.
259 s.oloneir, ITO Authors
a. Lien,. -Coionsis 80 Artists.
DO7 Other Officers, ll2 Stage.
40 N.yv Officers. Al P,onr'nt Wumen
liz Prominent Fors:sn'P"f'si's.
$500 copies OF Works of Art.
Iaclu'irg ~ productions. ~ the most srie'
nratsd Engraving<. Paintings S'a'nes, &c
Catalogues arni On reraipt II amp. a.
rder tor One Dozen picrUREs iro" gu
Catalogue viii be filled on receipt OF 81 y
and cent by mail, tree.
, 1864-04-08

The followiug account Of regent c-,c,.
hxion in china ,nta,ea+;,r h.oonss ass.'
semolance 10 those mentioned In Scripture,
Is by Mr. James Jones, Of Annoy, who wit
messed the execution. on the esth Of Octcher :
The vfct;n vv,s waI, .rro11., +1,sr a-.ss..
princinai oficnse wss that ~ staa';n en. mnose
rirls and srI1fn~ tha,, for r,rastt,s.S ~ souae
The crnss va ~ ahe ~ III ptosti1a.es; sa
be,nr inscrte1 IN s.nnt 1,onl' tuim' ,.oS .oot
criminal stnndinc, ~ ssoat holn PLUM, ana ne
driven fhronrl 1,is. Ess. h,s 49,, 1ao naals
nnd nntlei tn the crnss5sa1 .uIs LIZ sate.enea
lasiened to thc c-nsss w;,h an ie ;.aI ;., mGre
cord ronr1 H. r..fe+ ..na s.,n, su, Inu ~ laE
, 1864-04-08
TO the Daughters Of the United States

TO the Daushtcre Of the Unttcd States,
The following from the Rughksepsian IL
from the pen Of Josh Billings, who, to use
one Of his own expressions, is ''limber'' at
giving advice; but We must say his iniunc.
tion to the girls not to be afraid to marry. fs
quite snperluous. We never ret saw one
that was afraid-not MUCH
Deze Girls Keep cool, 4 blessed futur
aWait you, cnny how. Take lessons In the
pianDa, at enst; piannas are getting skarse
81 aWl means larn to play the new song that
has jist cum out, "Nhen John Brown is
over ne are Father Abraham cumming with
this kruel war several strong" This stariza
TUX the fust premium at the stat fair. Don't
be afrade tew Git married, yure ma wan
afrade. Lam how few knit pudding bags tew
put yurc haire In. Be yartuous and pretty,
Eat elait pensils; tha vii maik yu Bpri at d.
gers. Eat kalone water; that vii maik q
good smell. Let yure pettykoats drag on the
Sidewalks, and If emmy man steps on them aud
tares Cpl, the rims slap his chops at onst. If
yu have got smnl fett, keep 'em hta-smal
feet has gone out or fashun. Study travels:
Tom Moores and Byrons and Gulliyers. and
wandering jews and Tnlandi.ham's Il aWI
fnst rate. Hyu can spare the time, be luylY
and sweet. Remember one thing, thar ain't
nothing In this life worth living for, but n
rich husband; If IN don't believe ME, ask
yuIe ma If yu hav got red hair you had
better exchange it for blak; blak haire tha
tell me is going tn be worn muchly next
year. Don't haV emmy thing tes du with the
boys, unless tia mean bissiuess If yu don't
know noW tn skate, yu mite as well jiue sum
travelling nunnero at onst, for yure played
, 1864-04-08

81 DISI4sNE}E:ElO IN INFERnnu
ADf.Sv '



o wandering dim on the cx,rcucst ed.r
nrar,y y1 =, o,lSu1 Pso,lde9eo whose spirits aish
1ta' ta,vers Der The desti pool st:iS and dr..
Hln, eaa volce, when the bold wind rosrs by
gam - rom the clear Ner.h Of Duty
4aa1 Lee w,s once eh.ine and holy place
ehill's s p!sy,a!tar, ressed OF stone. aud moss
~ With vi'elinc flowers for offering iaid ae12ss.
Mute recognition OF the all-znI.ns Gfacc.
Hqw tar arc SO from the innocent, from those
. hose Acarte ere as 4 little lane serene,
anooth-eeapcd from wall to wall with uubrnke
or-in The sumner b.tthc with hmb-c:op,ed
- green,
sase The one track, where uausht more ruoe Is
seen
1han the plump vain At cren .....
bringing Iomc fonz month"; HEnslino bound in
How far arc ye fron, those, get who believes
That e can shut o1: hcaveu,
Ntr al nhconsc!oue, ns th1t silent lane
II" ur1's oi nolseiess appe-blooms receives.
Lot king within myself no'c hoy thin
"A Plank Ut station, chance. or prosperou. fate
Doth fence ne trcln tile clutchins wavos Of sin
And sec not dimly The enooil-h hinged cste
IEat opcs to thoae nbyEBes
On mnee en,y e sn snnpfh haaIkEc o never knew
Or lelt q mothers lssce,
" ECi1c,s re:!rtining teEdrtls round yop curled:
All, side hy sIle with heart s-ease in This world
Tie 1atal nishtshade grows and bitter 1uel
Ono land ye cannot bnesk-the foree that e1,p,
Aha efaspf yonf circles to the central light;
seh-czlled to The tarthest verge Of night:
fet strives with you no less Than Inward mi.ht
No stu hoth c'cr imbruted:
The god in you the creed -dimrned erc eludes:
The Law trooks not to have its solitndos
~, Y H. lig9t feet polluted;
1,c act thcy Who watch your God compelled return
,,s Nay see yonr happy perhvllon burn
Nlc1c the calm SIN his unGcticcd nlanets hr,nas
, 1864-04-08
nTlDN1Tl.
TErnn thn 7 arfnn nharrrar

1fI1N tne 4ouuOu OQsc{Fef, March ~.
The illustrious Italian hero may be cxpec-
ted to arrive in London in the course of the
next following week. On Thursday last Sic-
nor Castia, q distinguished Italian exile Re-.
siding at Chelsea, officially communicated to
tie Secretary Of the Tradcs GaribaIiI Dem
onstntions Committee IA committee formed
about Twelve months since, consisting Of del-
egntes from trade societies to gIye pubiic
welcome to GartLaldi, who was at that time
expected, } that the General would be In Lon.
don By the end Of the present month at The
latest On the receipt Of this communfca-
ton the secrctaryat once telesraphcd to Ca.
prcra, and received a reply to the effect that
oariba1di had left the island, it is beIieyei1
tn route for England. II, therefore. no unto.
ward circumstances intervene, the EnpJish
public will be ensbled to welcome one of the
most noble and disintercstcl men of tilc nres.
ent time in few d5ys. The Demonstrations
Committee have becu called together Tor the
carly part Of nrzt Week. to organize tie pro- m
ceedinss, which, It Is intended, shall conaist
Of pnblic,eDtry into London and banouet.
probably at the Cr.. stal Palace. The Third
London Volunteers have, through their com.
mandant, Mnjor Richards, CONSENTED to act az
q guard Of honor to Gariba1dl On tho occa-
Rinn - N>@~ O~~s"7
, 1864-04-08

GO-PARTNERSHp.-R,chardJ T
~ ~ Sherman. Of Runn1o. Benjamin r. Jc.rts. presJ
t.cn o. e iiehs Bank Of Exchange Buffalo, hays
eesss1atea themselves together for the p0rpnsa on
, 1864-04-08
The New Cavalry Commander on the
FOfuhlnc.

k4AV4A tQuU( 4QuEQal&1
Major General Phil. II. Sheridan. for long time
(Mccook's}. has been appointed Chief Of Cavalry
Of the army Of the Potsmac- This is splendid
news: There IS not a more dash1us, eal,a4t, cuGa-
lle, obstinate fighting otlice1 in tic asmy Of thc
irshan Of Perry conntythous a9n q a.
Of the United 6tates-boEn on aia American sbi5.
under the American flag. for which be ha;
fouGht go slosionsly, while his parents were culi
grating rom the Emerald !sle to the l1al Of liberty
pugnacltF asserted itself 20 coaypIcuopsly that il
caused hloi considerable trouble with the faculty.
lut he fought his WY through and graduated Inn
orably. lie first distinguished himself under Gen,
We asya for him the most
soldier, eT7nch oflliu,," said tte General, sId
give ycars Of ny life 10 have half dozen sac. di.
vision commanders In MT army" At Stone RIycr
he dlatiaguiehed himself 60 conEpIcaously thar he
was rewarded Eith hls present rank. A nober
hia splendid di:lsion in the darkness Of the Stone
River ccdnrs iE not recorded in military hIEtory
ard although finally driven back br Overwhelming
numbers who sNatmed aruund h-H unprotected
farkr, he brought ont the remnant Of his division
in perfect ordsr-though shorn oC 1,796 OF; its
brave men. 1t was under him that Gallant Slll.
and Roberts. and ShIler were kfisa In the fore
mont OF the battle, LEAVING him without brigade
Subsequently, IN the advance on Braqe at Tti1a-
homs, at Chjckarasusa and at MisEIon Ridge. be
added to his laureis. Hc is NOW about thfftr.tTo
years Of age, and unmarried All the able pittscsy
Of the old Army Of the Cumberland hare always
70 fur as our kno:7'edse OF the ol1cerr Of the army
for cavalry extends, have no hesitation in s1T
Ing that the selection OF Cen Sheridan for Chief or
Gayal!y q the ARM ol the Potamacs was the best
armies. Erin never: acknowledged a4nose worthy
son.
, 1864-04-08
Economy in Butter.

741 s71171s'' -tFH9 c15b.
An IRISH woman In this city went into a
West India goods store day or two since,
ahd called Tor half pound Of butter. The
genuemanly proprietor, to whom the order
was given, suggested that the amount vas
rather small, and she had better purchase
quantity sufficient to last her greater length
Of time. "Oh, Jon mistake" She answered.
"it Isn't to ate that want It, but jusht 10
put on the table to look at." If tie com
modify allqded to should advance in price
materially, neg 5ond is present standard, 1t ia
he only one to keep it "iusht to look at.''
, 1864-04-08

| SfAA&s+><Ef d. L.
g so.d y LqKD @ sMITH. Wholesale Druggists, "a
whom au orders may be addressed. feiogs2iIWT:1sP =
, 1864-04-08

con1acna. 1 phys,c'sn. tor,pcrv OF st. Louis, Mo-,
corner ef Monroe Chicago. ILL.,. hnf block froc tc
UMee; o. III Chronic Diseases Uiseases Of
LeaA VIII 1npnTellel.d sccresa. Rooms ecpsrate,
wneIe Laalcs and EeutlcncI can consult Tue Doctor
70 r; H; Sundays 10 .o12 A. II. tommun,car,ons
E1nngeauAi: Coteuts 'lonE free. Addrr,ss r. s. HOY
pfrste ne pGG1rs lo9s eapeIcneo Il aos and
snlee perfect cures fr all Chronic tcases in ieir
4I neas eerete md complicated stases. In very shp
aMe, Without the u&r Of mercury. '-''
~ ounH men suffering from tetfshuse arc invited 10
E7A perfect cure warranted. Fe.oaIe lrregulart-
NE eltchaAnt on iuierty MenssFnation, or persons
navnE any obstuctions to m.rTtage, shauld call 1t
Stt gag pe cured Beet Of city references as to
Ap1uty anu SUCCESS mh2+h2344Eis
, 1864-04-08

Ecet, 1t ftoiEnrIt. tue bowels aot liver In perfect
order uiG MI En1sl we'll. No mis.Aef Viii Occur
to the vital machinery wc fhr sto'u: h, the great
nfKai {s,s horft. fl11 SAFETY waive oI tue
eyssen. and tlc ier. The auxsF5 o! TUG .soHtc1 IN
fa,tl'm, en1 resns4i;, i,ut enp 81 1ay oae, Of Il
g; tt,s oTe.as lack sis nesrs'a:t syo. 3 to perform
fonnccd un,ar5iny 1pcri nee of roore rhau af
r1rE in every vrrty ant ,m .te II simple md
hITTERs. Of this trre 'stahlc cordial wiu
comp tiem y their 4uiy. and through every ubrc of
rnec Me'sr. o. on ar HEc-sispossd to D,sp-pse
tn1t OF 10 nasrhaa 10 Uyscntt ~ or 10
M Eti,st Ens Ic,st yoar ssteEnasd The ffsf bottle
VII! Eatffy you that y0u Lave the thing uetAin1
II fdc.lMnde1t your frl IT. will be cheered, If weak
yoG VII bG ktrcnethGn Andth relief viii he Per
n'ancit There will he no letting down-po denres-
siEE rGnctinn Il you va!u- lii au1 heats, rrsiet
!uuns = ~ th1H Sit aiding agent No prudent uian
, 1864-04-08

u Lonffel!oTs POEM lu2Tatha WaE sd,udrcd a
- conferred the greatest boon his tribe hGcause
tIoG 91ongrt 70 n no1cA csFn Every vii, admit
benefits II Ennfcrs = hen II Is known. N0' w.
WHAT THE HAMA TIA DOES.
res3ore@ adcd and gray hair whisKers to th cir
o5iE,nai coloF L ir1nes lip the natural shadnE Of
III H!tn another thus giving the hair pelect
aepPGAI2Ice 50 ttnt thu most critical ohte1rcr
sj Sjnn9o actsss r. nse ases harsh bc,r son and
t;ops liz falling ont. clc1nscs 1t and tire scap
fon o1 ~ ~ u hur,tc: e = readily applied an wIred
o 19s eEn ~ nv hnE dressing. and entirely over
GontainnE @ 1g'rhnr; eursE II lead, de- The rroprje.
s o. ~ AtanEtha nnhlie5rd ,ie following clal
saa Tsnlsh WAS VA NEVER ACcEFiED. Lei sor- well.
AAoWf atu Ci*intcresfcd pcTEons arpotnt oar Ia fLn
proprietor cf each lreparatoa for Tic hair TO bring
" " tt.s coor. trcf5 Proprietor nothing but
Y 1ae s9sI; ccriiacn:e Of the result to he widely
Aua.en AZ lhe expense Of the ungrcccss.ul conpcI.
>, s5u!n eFef9Wl!rT JOSEPH EOYJ L CO..
-2o.C0SW 10 IpfYecsitY Place NeE YoEk
, 1864-04-08

Formerly Aesistapt Surgeon to he Moro Hospital
Santa Marie Lisbon, Portugal, md Surgeon Hospi
himself 10 tue Treatment OF contagious 6lood diseases
Tor norc than thirty year, Ten year, practice CHI
reputation in curing sc1oua EryFipelas, heumatisn
,5s ,nd IL IL elood dsSeses Gesveas Debility e. without
dstressnE diaeaecs incident to fels.e treated with
1?s south Clark 6tscft. Pest otlcc BOX p. By 10.
closing cent? In postage stamps, The Cnnrtunntee'
Guidc tha be forwarded to any nddrees In the United
6tAteS. ana.flo1 ..3u
, 1864-04-08
CONFEDERATION In q Respectable Family

We n7;7rt to SAY that through the blnndrr-
1nE Of country cousin, one Vi The 6tst fun
lilies ln Boston was recently thrown into a
state OF tcsnsfesaation and Indignation, which
It is impossible to dsscribe. For ,. willie Sc
r1ous consequences we're apprehended. but
after proper 1cstorxtires were applied ard eI-
plantations made. the family were cuallcd to
eat theit meals With the accustomed rc.rnlar
ity and relish The misunderstanding was
caused IN singular manner, aud cAn, in
measure, be attributed to the number Uf mil
itary heroes who infest The city
1tssems that the cousin rl1o, csnsed the
trouble Is e nAtiye of Vermont, and now on
!.sit to an uncle in this city. One evening
during the recent spell e. cold weather, the
only daughter OF tile ho.Se, q lady Of seven
teen, whose dclicacy is . part Of her nature,
and whose mind was entirely above earthiy
| things, with The cxccrtion Of the opcra. new
dresses and carriage, remarked one evening
in the presence Of iscr cousin and her farnily,
ful Of freezing If SHE went to bed.
ucr mother was about to utter some ex.
preston Of consolation, when the cousin
(rude that he Was) remarked In loud tone,
go loud that every one heard him
you?" "''A
There wss faint shriek, and Henrietta
Was observed to tall sense1ess on the plush
sofa.' Her position WAS noted, ho TeYcr, 10 Its
grace and the careful manner In which her
crfneline was adjusted.
"N1etch ~ cried the father, Hyou have
murdered my daughter with yonr vulgarity, -
"Monster!'' exclaimed the mother. show
could yon? and such delicate nerves Us she
has, too.'
II swow," yelled the Vermontcr, with a
dolcful LOOK, " I didn't 1ncan--"
"SfleDce, STRIP cried the brother, who had
attempted to obtain commission as briga-
dier general and failed, only because be once
belonged to home guard and knew. there
fore, TOO much about military affairs,
:, Darn 1t, won't you-"
ttNo, Sir, we Will not," cried the eurared
parents. "a man that recommends my
daughter to o-''
"But didn't mean it-'' screamed the
1ankee, but no attention was paid to his
words.
"Slle rev}yes-she rcyiycs-the shock has
not killed her, the doting n other said. bend
ing over her child and kissing her
1T was cruel blow, but you must bear
up, darling"
"Darnation. won't somebody listen TO
me? ?" cried the perplexcd VcrInonter. "I
didn't mean that Hen. should sleep with a real
live Major-one Of them malicious officers.
In course didn't wanted her to do as our
gals do cold nights. They heat bricks and
put to their feet, and up In our parts the
gals call them majers. Tlmt's what mean,
and what's the use of q ftuss about 1t, that's
what I want to know.'
ut seems tLat we are laboring under q
mistake" said the head Of the family; "but
when there are yong Indies in the room,
don't think I'd mention such things. The
young Indies Of the city are too delicate for
such vulgar Names"
The Vc1nonter promised to be more caro-
full in future, and the family are doing well.
, 1864-04-08

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psriment ~ Nssfntsono ~ uaTRseEnasssss p.
nincc1 ,s Ms1 1 & oL 0nfos sa or eitaeF OF those
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Icy pfonose to make deliveries and tho rates
Nslch tneJ viii make deliveries thereat, the (ua1-
oi eaet article propotet to be delivered, tbs time
When Sid deliveries shalt be conmciced, Apd when
so ne completed.
ae pFiee must be written ont In words On the bids.
W y pHs Up IN good stout tacEE Of Abeut Two
, 1864-04-08

pEALED PROPOSALS WITT

ta received at the office OF the Minnesota Central
KatlEar Company. IN MINNEAPOLIS. Aionesots, unnl
Tsd,n ae tn dHy 81 aay 1s st2 oe'2ss aooa 1oE d:
said rond from NeG!ota to st. Pnnl.
lEis work Comprises larEa amount Of sand rock
excavation. and it and supcrstructurc Of
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date c nst e. e. Or s9Gns tas
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bau 10 tae lnTa Stat3 line, (5 miles, Wll1
TIE bon the brunch line Is Of very heavy
contractors. y" '"sa
rs;yms1ts rs Tl Be made monthly, in cash. and bids
sompsny reser!inC the night 10 reIst; any bids moi
a. 70 prcc or as to thu responsibility Of
tor information with rcgH-d to said wors sop}tes.
tlon may be made TO tho Company:y CEicf EnSincer
1t Minneapolis, Minnesota. oANAt
$ q! AMBERLAIy, President,
L. Y. ouXPARDs Il1eE Engineer. ap3b912td
, 1864-04-08
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