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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-25
FORM OF PROPOSAL.
lTowN, COUNTY AND sTATK.l
rnaTE

tTowN, COUNTY AND sTATK.l
IDATE.l
I, the undersigned, do hereby propose to furnish
and deliver to the United states at the Quarter
master Department At, agreeable to the terms
OF your advertisement inviting proposals for forage
dated Cumberland, Md.,--ls6I, the following
articles, viz:
- bushels of Corn, in sacks, at-per bushel
OF SOL hfy-six pounds.
Bushels of Oats, in sacks, At-per buahel
1885, thirty-two pounds.
Tons OF Baled Hay at-per ton Of 1000
pounds.
Tons ofBaled Straw at-per ton Of 1000
pounds.
Delivery TO commence before the day Of
-ls64, and to be completed or before the
day ot--ls6-, and-pledge myself to enter
into written contract with the United States with
good and approved security, within space of ten
days after being notified that my bid has been ac-
cepted.
Your ob't. servant, d.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-25

DR JOHNSTON HAS DISCOVERED THE MosT
Certain, Speedy and Only EhsetnaI Rsne5x
IN the world for all PriVAte Diseases, Weakne-S Z,
The Back and Limbs, Structures, Affections On ~
kidneys and Bladder, involuntary DISCHARGE IN
potency, General Debility, NerVouIness, DySpep-is
tanRuoF Low Spirits, Confusion OF. Ideas PaI5itSl
ton Of the Heat, Hmidity, Trembling, DimnsSS q
Sight or 6iddfuess, Disease Of the Head ThroEt
Nose or Skin, Affections Of the Liver, LunRa ston.
aeh or BoWels-thoss Terrible disorders AriSibS o.
the Solitary Habits Of YOuth-thoso EEcRRF M ~
tarV practices more fatal 70 their victims thar
1opi Of syrena 70 the Mariners Of UlyU8ea blIRhtn
their most brilliant hOPes Hntieipations Fsudet
fuR marriage, &C., impossible.
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Capt. A. V. BARRINGER, Chief QuartermAster Depart
ment OF West Virginia, Cumberland, Nd.
GUARANTEE.

GUARANTEE.
We, the undersigned, residents Of In the
County d., ana State Of, hereby Jointly
and seveIAlly covenant with the United STATES and
guarantee in case the foregoing bid of-bs
accepted that he they will within ten days after
the acceptance of said bid execute the contract tor
the same with good and sufficient suretIes in a
sum equalI the amount OF the contract to furnish
the forage proposed in conformity to the terms of
advertisement dated - 1864, under which the
bid was made, and In case the sAid--shall fail TO
enter into a contract Aforesaid, guarantee to
make good the difference between the oder by the
said--and the next lowest responsible bidder,
the person to whom the contract may be awarded.
Given under our hands aud seals this-dsy OF
-lS64.
Witness:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-25

nSPF For the Removal of Distractions. an
the Insurance Of Regularity IN the Re-
currence Of the Monthly Periods.
~ The cure or obviate those numerous diseases
thai spring from irregularity, by removing the ir-
regularity itself,
SIn-They cure Suppressed, Excessive and Pain
full M-uAtTuation.
HsA-They cure Green Sickness (ChlOrosi.).
N4-Thsy cure Nervous and Spinal AneettonHipains
In the back, and lower parts Of the body BE synesl
Fatigue slight exertion Papitation Of the Heart,
LOwness Of Spirits, Hysteria, Sick Headache, Glddi
ness, etc, etc. In word by removing the Irregu-
larity, they remove the cause and with It ALL the
effects that spring from 1t.
BA-Composed Of simple vegetable extracts, they
contain nothingdseterious to any constitution, how
ever delicate, their function being to substitute
strength for weakness, which. when properly used,
they never fail to do.
~ They may be safely used at any age, and a.
any period, EXCEPT DURING THE RIRSTTHE EE
NJ lNTHS, during which tho unfAiling nature Of
their action would tnfalliby PREyKST pregnancy.
x All letters seeking information or advice viii
be promptly, freely and discreetly answered.
az Full directions accompany each box.
81 Price 81 per box, or six boxes for IS.
eaY-sent BY mail, free Of postage, on receipt Of
price.
~ Sold by all respectable Druggists.
DR.. W. R. MERWIN 4 CO.,
Sole ProPTietOrS,
mr24 d&wIy No, so Lit erty Str, New York.
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MARRIAGE

Married Persons, or Young Men contemplating
marriage being aware Of ysical weakness oraADiS
debility, deformitieS speedily cured.
He who places himself under the care Of Dr. ]
may reIigiOusly confde in his honor a. q gentleman
and confidently rely upon his skiIl . physician.
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DR.. JOHNSTON,

Member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons, London,
Graduate from one Of the most eminent Colleges in
the United States, and the greater part Of whose Life
has been spent in the hospitals Of London. Paris,
Philadelphia, and elsewhere, has effected some Of
the most astonishing cures that were ever known /;
many troubled with ringing in the head and ears
wuen aAleep, great nervousness, being alarmed At
sudden sounds, bashfulness, with frequent blushinR
attended semetime with arrangement Of mind, we're
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BAR IRON
OAR IRON, RouEd from 3-l6 to Sin.
ID BAR IRON, Square " q to az in.
BAR IaoS, Plat, f" 1zEJ< 20 6EH In.
BAR IRON, Oval, " 3-s 10 IEI1z in.
Bar IRON, HalfOVal" 3-S to 1&1< in.
BAR IRoN, Cut 20 lengths for Tire.
BAR IRoN, Hoop, from u to in. From Penn
sylvania, American, Wayne, and Sligo Mills, Pitts
burgh.
P. @. HILDRETH BRO,
ian22 50 Main street.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-12-10
U. .. Marshal,s NOTICE.
UNITED STATES on AMBRIOA, /
DIsTRICT OF MAINR.ge.

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, u allies slff
DISTRICT OF MAINR,se. sw .ee & b7F
DURSUANT to Moniti0ns from the Hon. Aehur
IL Ware, Judge of the United states District Cour,
within and for the District of Maine hereby give
pubic notice that the follow ng Libels and Informa
tions have been filed in said Court, viz - p y
Libel against Two THOUSAND CIGARS, seized
by the collector fihe District of Portland and Fall
mouth, onthe eighth day October past at Port.
land in said District. ~ n ft1A - z 1fe
An Ifyormation against TEN cnEsrs OF TEA and
TwRNTY-sEvRN HALr CHESTS y TEA, seized by
the Collector of the District Of. Portland and Fai-
mouth, the seventh day of October last past, at
Portland 10 said District. r.. \ ~, -
An reformation against oEK GA ak OF wH1eKEY,
seized BY the Collector Of the District of Portland
and Falmouth, on the nineteenth day of November
instant, at Portlane in said District si3
i A Libel against TwKNTY-ToUR BAGS OF RAGS;
ONE HUNDReD AND EIGHT WOOL SOCKS, Or HOSE
A LOT OF OLD LEAD, BRASS AND COFFEE, seized
mouth ON the twenty-fourth day of October last
past ct Portland In eaid District. -,
A Libel against THREE THOUSAND CIGARS, seized
by the Collector OF the Disries of Ortland and Fal
mouth, on thirteenth dav of November instant at
Portland in said District.
Which seizures were for breaches of the laws Of
the United Hates as is more particularly set forth
in said Libe ard Informafions; that's hearing and
trial viii be had thereon at Portland in said District
en- the Second INesdoy Of December nert, where any
pefsone interested therein, may appear and show
cause, II any can be shown, whel efore the sam
should not be deoreed forfeit and disposea Of fccord
dated # Portlsad sas this twenty ninth Gay e No
- - IT, !. Deputy Marshal, Dist. Of Maine.
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seizure of Goods.

NoTIOE is hereby given that the following de.
IN seribed goods were seized at this Port, on tine
days hereinafter mentioned. for violation of the
Revenue Laws: rs sats.sI ,i,rt .t.
Oct T. 1854 ON board Br schooner MARY McKen-
zie y5 1012 nozsn pairs Woo Mittens, dozen prs
Woolen Socks Oct "a, 1864 at store ia this city "a
Bags Rage, l08 pairs Wool Socks or Hose, lot old
Le4s, Brass aud Copper Oct. "a. 1854. at store in
this city, 456 bbls old Zinc, Nov. A. 1854 ON board
Wagon in this city, l bex Sugar, 90 Cigars. rov.
s, 1884, on tosrd Wagon in this city, barrels Mo.
lasses. sad fs84a aaA sfJ -sa IS = q s4
ANY rson or persons, desiring the same, are re.
ouested TO appear and make such claim within ninn
fy days from the date hereof; otherwise the said
goods will be disposed of in accordance with the act
Congress approved April 2. 1854 i..-
ISRAEL WASHBURN,. Jr.,a
Dec 4 ia64-dla9w Collector.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-12-10

I - a - Washington, November ", 1884,
NOTICE. Medical Officers Of rot less th,n two
ch. years. service, who have been nonoTaply dis
charged and desire to receive appointmAnts as Sur
Gas Ssons or Assistant Surgeons in the y. s. Army
u ~ now ~ being organic ID at Washington are m
and ev;Sancaw nrward their applications festims nlas'
without delay aNce' 70 .ns w gDrEc
atcAsui"shcnzaw2w surgeon General.
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. q m a i B a m TX
Government Z $40 Loan.

This Bank is prepared to receive subscriptions to
the new 2 3l0 loan in sun Of $50 and upwards,
paying interest from date Of subscription to August
18th, the date Of the new loan. tassis 9b o5
The notes are convertible at the end Of three
years into specie paying 6per cent $40 bonds.
one-eighthper cent. will be allowed on all amounts
of $1,000 and over. D. q. SOMERBY, 4
Portland ug. /, 1884 diff Cashier.
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card.

A. Davis Cloyes Brothers having purchased the
stock and taken the stand formerly occupied by
Drake Davis. would respectfully solicit the p u
RON ge of both firms at the old stand, where We
shah be known by the firm name of Davis & Cloyel
Brothers. la.l A. DAVIS,
& ga rs5aH aff1I r +. ii. CLOVES,
nov28d1m G. H. CIOYRe,
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Musical Notice.

MR.. y: Robson, OF soston AZ the prrent
" secitations ofthe pubic and his Il many friends
profession of Teaching and Tuning Ihs Tor
Having an experience Of over twenty 'ae years. lie
those desrous of his services In either deSert
70 Orders from abrosd or in this c'tv Ieet U'' =.
Paines Music Store, or ct his residence 5s Spring
s1ree., laol q .ba.li.oq D. .-a eessdln
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nissoIution OF CopartnersInip.

FyHE copartnersbip heretofore existing under the
IL name and firm ofDra6e q Davis is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. All persons indebted to
said firm are requested to settle imr ediateiy with
A. Davis at the old stand, who js authorized to nd.
jast all matters Of the firm.
nov23dlm .n3 DRAKE DAVIS.
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Pittsburg and BOSTON +,
sIasa ssloio3 9vnd 81 ssdn4iasb ns Il 53 ..a,s
Petroleum Company
CAPITAL ~ s4Oo, 900 /.

Theproperties Of this Company, are most valuable,
consisting cf the following: sg < sIns
No About fifty acres oflandin FEE a1PLE, sit.
uattd en- Cherry Tree Run a branch OF Oil Creek,
opposit, to the Dalzell Petroleum. Co. d ayes FARM
aud story Farms. A fine well is on the CORNER Of
this land which scovere1 with or sprn 70 and rich,
'surfac shows" The situation of the territory is
sufficient esfdenca of i's great galua. Ia9eT4 ar
! No.2 81 acres perpetual lease I99 yearsl ON the
Wash Na oIintock Farm, Oil Creek New Well to
go down at once 4s1h seEm F8iE "a
= No 8 f.tTid Cat Well'' ON Wash. Nc CIintock
producing about 30 thirty barrels per day with en-
gine decrieks, tagks. &c The Compan u own the
whole WORKING interest ia this celebrated Well
which has the great ad vantage of flowing when 1t is
not pumped.
20 A. California Well No. l. On Oil Creek
down 900 feet all RI adv TO luhe.7fn
No California Well No. 2. On Oil Greek
down5o0 feet nearly ready to tube, with power
ful is horse engiae[ ew,l derricks. tanks, SO. &c
No. 6. Lease of 81 acres on Oil Creek.
No T. One quarter interest lwor king lino one well
do m tour hundred feet, Oil Greek, and will be
tested l about four weeks. e Ait 197tf
No. 8. Onequarter full interest on ri acres on Oil
Greek, on which above well is stu ate T. re thous-
and shares reserved for working eapital-the prop
critics TO be deysioHed with energy, q hsvsaa-4s !
After the closing OF the subscription the stock will
be placed upon the regular Boards of Boston and
Philadelphia as bona Jide producing and dividend
pa} ing Oil Company. hf sN
Subscription books are now open at our office
where further Particulars, with prospectus can bs
| obtained.
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nN the evening ofthe 10Th between Deering Hall
~ and Danibrth street. large cold Cross chased
Ine Under will meet with liberal reward by lesy-
ing 1t at LOWELL & oENTER'S.
novl7df -' bi+a M Exchange street.
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LOST.

A SITUATION as Book-keepor In 3 Wholesale
"A Establishment, or q Copyist. Best Of Iefer-
ence given Address "H. =. D.. Press Once. II
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PORTLAND DAILY PRESS.
JOINT. GILMAN. Editor,
pRhItshed at No. sat EXCHANGE STRbSi'ps
N. A. FOsTE n 81 CO.


rHRPoRrIAND Nd DAILY PRnssis pubnsneo atSc.vo
per yoai In advance. x,,.A.a ..s.-c..
FHR PRBss is puDnsneo ovety AneIs. ~
dav morning at S2 90 per annum, In ADVANCE; S2.2b
II uaid within six months; and $780, II payment be
delayed beyond the year.
Rates of Advertising:
One inch ofspace in length Of column, constitutes
"sQuARE."
Sl5Op per square daily frat week. rs cents per week
aer three Insertions or less, Si00 continuing eve.
~ ether day after iirst week, SO cents. Fi
aalf square, three Insertions or less rs cents; 0me
week. @l,00; 50 cents per week after.
Under head Of AMUsEARKTs, So. 90 per square per
seek; three Insertions or less, $3.50.
SPE0IAL NoTIoRs, $2.00 per square first week, +,
4100 per square ser; tnree Insertions or less
u so
Advertisements inserted In the MAINE STATE
Press which has large circulation in every Of
the Stste tor 81 cents per square addition to the
a65vc rates, for Zach insertien. @H4
Ls9AL MOTORS at usual rates. N1l
Transient tadvsrtise1nentg must be paid form ad.
sArgo 9l 1iI=
BUgINKss NoTIoRs, In reading columns, 20 oents
per Ane for cne insertion No charge less than fifty
sacnis far each insertion. dIaI - e'lHs =
KY-All communications intended for the paper
1ncglc DO drectod to the s.diter of tie Press and
kHees OF business characterize the Publishers.
S%-J0B FRINTIEa OF every description executed
With dispatch.
a. Tracy. Travelling Agent.
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WHOLE NO. 75e.
WANTS, S,LOsT, FOUND
Wanted.

A LOAN OF FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS 4.
IA wanted by the town of kcarboro' Interest
payable emf annually at lat National Bank az Port
Hi end; Apply to j. GannilOn, Post Ofiee address,
Oak Hill, Ne. ''
RICBARD LEAyTTT, 4 I Of =
Dec. 7th, 1894. - ~ 80 ssssausd' SSa1 Cd
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Wanted.

Rf. Gentleman, Wife and Daughter, years
~ old, a good suit of rooms with board. Rooms
furnished or unfnEnished, for which liberal compon-
satlon will he paid: Address G. j.. box 2z04.
Portland, Oct. 26th. IsI SO II oct27tf
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Wanted.

NEAR Plumb street. three Gold Watches. Fer
further information inquire Al this office.
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q " 20 Ilui Hsl 5 T,qQUE N 80 fl0a
'sIss sTita9 sai loi "a ;s5ilq
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.ano.isa 7r oisl voa p. trou0a
Iswcg % q. vialaas Gao {. ipd .Cn-
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$4,000 Reward.

o5I between the . Preble House and New Citv
ns or o. .9so .9s nsn 6On last evening, bueksiin
dollars in American Gold AID Fif cen Nv. rs,ars
The finder will receive the above sewsrd ~
1t at he Preble House. -s~'-s
Portland, Dec. 5th, 1854. .- sId de1e@
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Lost.

0N Wednesday afternoon, out Of carriage, be-
~ tween Exchange st. and Emery ST., pair Of
Sent's Boots. 1he finder will be suitably rewarded
Dy leaving them with JOHN Z. DOW q SON. cor
ner OF Exchange and Milk Sta. sls 8 oct20f
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So REW ARDl-

Ia Co a. y;S y;oSSng Newfoundland Dog; dark brindle
aDoye +, wa,d nate breast, throa and paws lhe
dog 10 the az m oe paid to whoever will returo the
decsdst1ww,s,eeF SwseF at RrOst's Woods, W esl brook
j. FROST.
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$500 REW ARN.

ON Central wharf. or around the Grand Trunk
" Depot and yarc: Calf Skin Wallet contain
ing considerable sum Of money, and papers Of no
value to any one but the Iooser. The finder III be
rewarded as above on returning the same TO No.
Central Wharf or u Bracket street. , ,f-..-s. 4 =.
BPortland, Aug 81, 1864. aug8Idtf
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-12-15

ny times, and as she opened it a little
slip of paper fiuttcred out; with the
words in his own hands "Sweet moth
er, what blessing God has given me
in your She had been blessing to
him she had taught him the way to
eternal life, God bo praised for that
Blu: was brokenhearted mother the
kind neighbors raised from the place,
where overcome with gricf, she had pill
lowed her head among tho treasures of
her son, Only for a little while, poor
mother; my heart aches you as l write,
and for the thousands Of hearts made
dcsolatc for whom | can only pray for
my own loved ones in this hourof dan
ger. Only for little while; the pear
ly gates are not closed. They were
left ajar as the dear one entered in, un-
closed and waiting for you. This in
cident is strictly ure.-IfarperS Mag
azine.
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THE NEWSPAPER PRESS.

a great change has come over the
business Of newspaper printing within
the last few years. In former times,
(familiarly known as "the better days
of the Republic" and yet within the
memory of the fathers weekly pa,
per U! superroyal size. and printed on
long primer type, if eligibIy located
could be afforded at two dollars a year
and yield the publisher an honest live
lihood-though we cannot now call to
mind any IN this State who became
rich at the business. Thon came the
days of foolish ambition and suicidal
competition. From superroyal the
sheets expanded to imperial, and MAN.
moth; and the type has dwindled from
long primer to BREWER and bourgeois ;
and the price to keep pace with the in
creased expense, should have advanced
from two dollars to FIVE. But instead
of that, it was reduced to ono.and-a-
half, and sometimes one dollar. This
policy was runous TO the trade and
brought no thanks. 1t was very un-
wise-as weekly paper not worth to
the subscriber two dollars year, ought
not to'be printed. And any person
not glad 10 get paper once week for
that price, ought not TO be counted a
';pdtron." esr s5di { 1el.u.
But the difficulties TO tho trade did
not stop here. A fewyears ago, those
two great modern innovatofs, railroads
and telegraphs, came in vogue almost
simultaneously, and played smash"
with country newspaper-gentlemen
centralizing powers of our time. By
means of them. wo areable, when We
60 to our dinner, to take along the
morning papers from Cincinnati, ,Cleve-
land Or rPittshurg, with their full mar
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under the wheels still others that the
engineer was frightened by suddenly
discovering"a nigger 10 bis wood pile"
on the tender, and overturned the
locomotive by attempting to "change
his base too suddenly. Whatever be
the cause, there is no doubt of the com
pletc wreck OF the whole train, and
the sad fate of the excursionists.-
There are but slight fragments of tho
more distinguished persons that are
recognizable. Ben Wood is missing
altogether, except his 4l1.44 badge.
Fernando was recognized by a copy
OF the statue OF Limitations in his
trouses pocket; HoSatio Seymour and
Vallandigham we're found locked fast
in each others arms and crushed under
the weight of certain "dry goods box
es" thatcontained bQgussoldiers' votes;
Governor Parker Ms badly bruised
and lost his eye sight, so that he scan I
see it" any more Pendlcton was pitch
cd hcadlong into nasty ditch filled
with secession mud, which chokcd
him, and as for the engineer, he WIS
blown so much higher than Gilroys
kite and was so minutely pul.erized
that there is no ocular proof that any
such man ever existed The funeral
ofthese excursionists will very soon
be attended in Richmond, Virginia, by
jeff. Davis and all his Cabinet, and it
is currently reported that U. S. Grant
may attend, not, however, in the char
acter of amourner. There will be no
moretrains run on that road as the
company being made bankrupt by this
calamity will Immediately wind up its
affairs. The Union line however is in
good running order Elmira NJ Y.
Paper. .. -, 4r ....
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first dim tapers that the heralds of
the morning hold over our old home,
Mississippi.
And who will pluck down the rain
bow from the negro's horizon ? Who
will arrest the sweeping angel sent
forth with the flaming sword and eQui-
table scales Of justice? Who will re-
peal the emancipation proclamation Of
Almighty God, written in the book Of
ihexorablc destiny, re-prGclailned from
the fiery mouths Of ten thousand can
non, and signalizcd by the flaming ar
NOR of n million Of men? None can
do this great thing, says the Demo
cratic party in the State Of California!
That mighty conservative power, an
nointed with Broderick's blood, wrap
ped in the Confederate flag, and bear
ing the charm Ofthc Constitution, will
stand on the prov Of the fshcrman's
boat, like another Nazarine walked
from s!umber, and will stretch its wiz.
ard wand over the turbulent Galilee of
slavery: and 10 here will be great
calm -,
1t has heen rcf cfervcd for Abraham
Lincoln to make proclamation which
will live in the history Of human free
dom-whilc ever the English tongue
is remembered; to lave set up ga
landmark of his country geniGs. rear
ing itself among regal ruins and Ma.
tional dissolution, ii mental pyramid
in the solitude Of time, beneath whose
shade things might mouIder, and a
round whose summit eternity must
play