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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-08-04

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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-08-04
Fresco Painting!!
FREDERICK. ND

III. Il. D.GB1ING
respectfully informs the citizens of Cumber-
land and viz Unity that he is prepared to or
nament CHURCHES, HALLS, PRIVATE RE-
SIDENCES, &C., in fresco, encaustic and oil
colors in the most artistic styles, Best ref
ereuces given rs to the ability of the above
MS named Orders promptly responded to-
Terms cheap and all work warranted.
Jan. A l864-tf.
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From Rev. J. Newton Brown. d. D., Editor
of the Encyclopedia of Religious knowledge,
and Christian Chronicle, Philadelphia.
Although not disposed to favor recon-
mend Patent Medicines in general, through dis
trust of their ingredients and effects, I.yet know
of no sufficient reason why man may not tcs-
tify to the benefits lie believer himself to have
received from any simple preparation, in the
hope that he may thus contribute to the benefit
Of others:
do this the mors rctaily in regard to IIoof
land Is German Biitcrs, prepared 10y DR.. G. NJ.
Jackson, Of this city, because was preudiced
against them for many years. under the impress
sion that they were chiefly an alcoholic mi xtrlrc
am indebted to my friend, Robert Shoemaker,
ESQ.,, for the removal of this prejudceby proper
tests, an. for encouragement to try them, when
suffering from great and long continued debil-
ty. The use of three bottles of those bitters AT
the beginning of the present year, was followed
by evident relief and restoration to a degree o
bodily mental vigor which had not felt for
six months before, and had almost despaired o
rcgaining. l. therefore thank God and my
friend for directing ME to the usc ofthem.
j. NEWTON BROWN, Phiada.
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is THE BEsF TONIC
Hu III tie World 9 J.Ist s.
READ WHO SAYS So:

From the Rev, Ecti g. Beck, .i'ts'or Of the
Baptist Church, Pembcrton X. II bmcrly OF
the North Baptist Church, PhiladelphN.
. .
have knoNn liioitaYdI's t;crn,en Bittcrs.R
vorably fof :, number of years. ! havc used
themin my own family, and have been So pleased
with, thcil effects that @as induced To rtcom-
mend tem to many 'itlers Ara kno# that they
have operated ~ stttkiHg'y bcnifcial manner.
Itahh. gre Vt pleasure Iii thus publicly proclaim
ing this fls,, aud calling the attcattpn pf those
afflicted WIFI 4he diseases for which they arc
recommends to thtsc Bitters, knowing from
experience that my recommendation will be
sustained. | DO this moro chcerfuly rs Hoof-
ands's Bittcrs is intended to bcneftthe afflicted
and is mot rum drink"
- ra Yours truly, LEVI G. BECK.
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Yours, very respectfully,
b asa t;eh ]. II. KLNNARD, "'
Eighth below Coates Street, Philadelphia


From Rev. Warren Randolph, Pastor Of the
Baptist Church, Germantown, Penn.
DR.. 9. NJ. jackson :---Dear Sir;-Personal
experience enables ME to say that regarded
the German Bittcrs prepared by you rs a most
excellent medicine. In cases of severe cold and
general debility have been greatly benefited
by the use of the Bitters, and doubt not they
will produce similar effects on others.
Yours truly, WARREN RANDOLPH,
-------- Germantown, Pa.
From Rev. 3. II. Turner stor Of Hedding NJ.
4. Church, Philada. s,e.E ....n,.,t.-et ~
Dr. jackson Dear Sr;-IIaying used your
German Bitters in my family hanently, I am
prepared to say that II has been b reat service.
i believe that in most cases of gend N debility
of tb. system it is the safest and mo pluable
remedy Oh which have any knowledge a =
Yours, respectfully, y. II. TURNER,
~ No f26 N. Nineteenth Street.
From Rev j. s. Herman, Of the German Re-
formed Church, Kutxtown, Berke County Pa.
DIR. g. NJ. jackson; ;-Respecfcd Sir;Ei have
been troubled with Dyspepsia nearly twenty
wears and have never used any medicine that
did me as much good as Hooffand Bitters.
am very much improved in health, after having
taken fye bottles. zee q ''Hi ~ cA
Yours with respect,
ta '.,lsz' o J. s. HERMAN.
| afl4at
PRICES. ~.
| Large Size [holding nearly double quautity, I
| Shopper Bottle-half doz. $500
Small Size-75 cents per Bottle-half dox-
$4,00. se 7.'je e- sa
! Beware Uf Counterfts! g
See that the signature Of &C. NJ. JACK
SOM is on the wrapper Of each bottle.
Should your nearest druggist not have the
article do not put off by any Of the Intoxicating
preparations that may be ; offered IN s p,aec
Principal oifce and Mannfactory.
| No. 631 Arch Street, Philadelphia
! @ JONES & EVANS:
Successor to C.. Al. Jacksoa, d Go. :.
i PROPRiEE EETOKS
| For Sale by Druggists and Deale y ev
Eery town in The United States, F-,sl
Feb 4 lsGt-iy.
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Calvert Iron and Nail
Works. ta :
nonKrNcnN csSIrn

Is, South Charles st. Baltimore,
Rail Road Spikes, Hook Headand Counter
sunk. = =.
Wrong sht Iron Chairs, all patterns.
Rivsts--Boilsr and Tank-a full assortment
Horse and Mule Shoes.
Boat and Ship Spikes. tfl+ti
Bridge and Car and Trass Bolts.
Sept 3. 1363-ly sizes
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G o & ID a U p A R
Prices at the old Cheap Rates.

=
Prices at the old Cheap Rates.
THE SUBSCRIBER HAS JUST
i received from the best Established Man
ut.etpr.-- and importers, VERY EXTEN-
sivE STOCK or AMERICAN AND EN-
GLI5H.
And one of the FINEST AND BEST
SELECTED STOCKS OF THE LATEST
STILES OF
Jewelry and Fancy Goods,
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Citizens and strangers are invited to ex-
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ng. We dsfy competition. One price only
TERMS CASH.
Ill goods sold By az We guarantee
SAMUEL 7. LITTLE.
ses Baltimore Street Cumberland, Nd.
November II, 1893.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-04
t<ELMBoLD's ROSE wAst<.

A. rceliem fstios iss Dsa.sss sf sv.sfl,s.1 na.
aaa i.,aesiss = slss--s. % iss urs..sy
orf@na srisi,ig do4s habits Of ai.sipstiou. - -
ussd Ia ofnnscltn Nth lha rtf at bsehs :, 49,.
p.rillA, IN such al-esses a. reoomins ended
The Proprietor, IN oiierins his Remsdiss ~ sAs
afflicted would have Il Distinctly sndsrssosd Nal
they are DOT Patent Medicines. Or ho~rsms bet are
prepared directly according 10 ralss of I----
PHARkAcr And cHEnIsTRY
sIth the greatest socuFscy, Chemical kbov lsdss.
ana care devoted ts tbsir combination, By . prse-
deal Druggist and Chemist o. experfsDce. % ths
city of Philadelphia. These hsdlcines are Rndorss1
Recommended and Used IN the Practice Of Phya.
clans for the c7re Of the above Diseases.
njou are srnerinE With any of ibs above sBsoslsaa
procure the Kennedy Il once.
Kvidenos Of tbs nost reliable and rsspsnsibss
char rsctsT will accompany the medicine.
Certificates of cures from ~ 20 years sssDdfne.
With names a tne~n 20 reisnos aud fslas.
Nor medical propsrues of BuCHU. see Dsspsnss-
tory dthe United State.
See frofeessr Ds~es's sslusbis ~eFhs a. ne
Practice u Physic.
sss rsmsrks made ~ the late o-lsbssssa NJ
physick, Philsdslphis.
see rsmsfks made by DE-. Eplfsin nouy~sn. .
esisas~tsd Physician and hsnsbsr 81 tLs nsysi Csi
Leg ei asrssens. ireland. ssd pubiishsd In NE
Trs.setiobs of The kins aud Gnsss's youfasl
aee nsdioo-Chlrufyiosl Rssis-. prLllskss ty
neft.n<n Tfss"rs. reiio~ of Royal osiisss q sss
Ses no-, q The Isis Standard wass % nssidlas.
ss.fss. hssss; :, % pr se'si.. 90 q. ssr = g
Improved Hoss Ws<h. % .. = g
0s half dossn q each for sl1 o. 1leh VII bs ss-
Glen 70 the mosf cbatinsts c.sss. ~ directions
adhered 70. Dslivsrsfto sny slArsss, soeersiy
ysske1 from observation.
sEDescrfbs Symptoms ia eli con.s spiostsons.
Cures Guaranteed Advice 0ratts
AFFIDAVIT.
Personally appeared beisrs ma. sn Alder uss 81
lie eity offbilsdslpbis u. 7. Hslfsboli wbs b~1ss
daiy suorl. d0ts say his Irepsfsuoas oDuiain ~
r.rcofie. msrcuFy. cher iltufioss druss, bss
sfs pereis sssstsbi> HI. HHIMnblD
S~grs snd subscFbsd before ns, thls a1d day ~
rossmssf. Lst< Nm y. HIBhKkD. Ai1srss&
tint M above kHa~. rhisA-
Aidfers islfsrs sor inform . lon In coneSssos o.
At. Ski.kB0f.D. Chsmtst.
fs~pots. iof 4 Tsplh A.. bsi che<lu1t PhflA
Ard -. Broadway rsw rarh.
So bsssr 81 tonnisr's 'slis knc pbprfDsipios
5salsfs phe su1ssvor % dispose ~ their evn" aLs
. atbsf" articles -. r~s-afsiis- .ststn.a ~
nFimbolf's 0-nuibs Prsp~ rstisus.
ksIraa Beehu.
ssrssp-rflLA.
tnpr0yei koss ~ssl
SOLD ~ -
- al lraxxls.s sssry~LsE-- ksk fOr nsin.boid's
sss sse otha Get 90. ne sdysrflssmslf snd sssj
VT tad ssold las.,ssitisn sni ssp<axs =
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FEkALEs-FTEALss rKnALxs,

Old o. Young. single. Married. or oouismsiss ~
Marriage.
ln many hncstons peculiar 10 females. The IA
tract Of huohu A. unsoualled ~ any other remedy
a. in Chlorosis OF kssDucn. ifregulsrfty, Painful
ness. or suspenaon Of Customary Eyscastious IN.
sersied OF scirrlous state " the Utnrus Issoss.
Ihoea 81 Whites, steTillty And fof all oou1planls
incinsnt 10 The rsx, whetLer arising fvm fnd-of.-
uon, hsoits OF Dissipation, OF IN the decline o.
change Of life. see symptoms above
NO FAMILY SHOULD Rk WITHOUT fTf
Take NO more Bslssm, Metosr,. or ansissssns
medicine Tor unpleasant and dangerous disessss
HKLhBoLD's ExTRAcr BUcHp
SECRET DISEASES
In ell usr stages. at little expense. little or no
change la diet; no incOnyoulsnce. and no expo<ura
II causes frequent desire and gives strength 40
urinate. thereby removing obslruotioIs preventing
and curing Structures - the Ureshrs slsyfns psio
and Innsmniion. frequent Ia the olass II il..
eases. and eEpeiiing All l.elsssisss diseased .as
worn out matter.
Thousands upon tLoasssis ~ho Lss. bssn tls
victims ~ qnscks. and who have pszd heavy fsss 4.
b. cured la short time, have foand thsy .srs a..
u-iseds aud thai the " foiasA :" has, by llo 49, ~
'po~ei fal Asirinsenla." b.sa dlis1 ~ IA tAs sy.
ten - bfesf cnt la = aggravated fuTua .a.a
PERHAPS AFfkk aARhisak
Use hsiabold's ntifa,t as.l.a tss 80 .a.su...
s.d diseases - the
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-04
BLOOD BLOOD BLOODi
Hsipbeias Hishiy Concentrated Css,sssI
FLUID EXTRACT SkRskPARIllA.
Byphilis.

aha Il 40 snsclien " The Heed. aud st,sess IN.
sskusl Organs. Innings ~ tb. Hess. ssrs. threat
sinopips. snd other nucoas surfaces. msklns fLs
appearance 10 The foFm VI fJiGktl aud is ssssIsily
attended will dschsfee more iess onanslss al
n osslectsd. ac<tfsJr whatever part n assy s1isok
THIS dise.rs IL often transmitted - olilir.u IL
contfs1tsi WON The sane csoss, aud oft<a viii
8ouorf hooA, aud both sxlsi Il tho ssns. tns.
HkLhbOID's HIGHLY CONCENTRATED OOn
FOUND tLUiD kfTkACI BAlaAPAkIILA fl
sboaid ns ssed la conjunction ~tsh the nnoEa sas
tsimboid's hcee wash applied - the uio~fs
nolmbold's Ekusa ssrssp~rsllls Purlnss a.
iood. aud removes all bcsly kfaptions oT the nkin
sivinK tss conapiesion clear snd healthy eolsL
" seing prepared expressly Got THE class u oon.
liAnts. ~ bio.d Purifying ffopsftie. preserved
~ gfsAier sstent than sns other prspsssuse %
fhf-spsrilis-
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sEOHET Dsseases

Use nsl@bold's n,sis,i a..l.. Zoe .a .s.s....
s.t diseases - the
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-04
CAPITAL, $50, 900.

CAPITAL, $50, 900.
DR0pERTY insured against Loss
Il os damage by IRE. at fair rates aud on liberal
Losses met promptly and Justly
Other thinss being equal. our Hsuss cssbspiss
Shouts have the preference
II would be well for persons - soqusInt them
selw- with shis 40 thy sod peculiar company te-
'nssring elsewhere. tt44t8ast44
oFflCkRS
W.. sAIsssosy. President.
IAsrs n. Dass0s, Vice Presidens,
c.sass & ass,ss s sc.ssss4 X ssrrs,siy sr., ~
y sscfoRs AND REtkkKssks:
Hon q Gregory. Attorney. Lafayette, ini.
Hon Test, Judge Circuit feaFt, &"
Col Jasper npfsssfs skiwta<y. do
Gen Lar Noble, atfutsut General for Indiana
Col Jss svin, 0rseusburs,
Hen. 4. Ristlnc. Auditor 81 state. Infssaspoiis.
,.ss Sss Sc. s,,ss ;sssu a., I. fss'.; sd Indiana
John ID. aoegsr. DO do
". ID. lee. Circuit Prosesuior, Do
liop, ". 4. Ncnslnrer. fash. ist Nat Hank. iDdi-
Coz. <. ~ Conner. p. master. Indianapolis
wm. saiesbury, u Fsystie.
Gov. q. p. Nortas. indi ara, ,,olsa. Ind.
thos. n. ioDg. Attorney. Tesre Hsnte,
Dr. !. y. kthon. Sec,y of stale. iadisnspo
fioD. David farpie. sontlcslie. Indians
Col The-L po~iing. Canal Com'r. fsrre H.ute-
Get. n. n. Palmer, formeFy ,,~c'y STATE. indspelis
w.s, Bs.es - f<ssss efs ys,s .cess a.
Or, I. n. Tsrry. Ats, tfhsss.
'a''. :, is'!S siS. ''isE 4 'iisiEsssS> asn .....
TnOs n oSG. Ioe.l Assot,
I.,ss. - 49, LIZ n.s,s, ,ls.s.s.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-04

NEW MILLINERY STORE.

AIRS. STRAuS. LAIkLA al iss
vi f.sEe tlz@<s. C1I<sea. h<s e<zzzssaesa
tr<z<A tessa.-- - teIrs n@etes - -. y, S~etA
<ks steest. ~F>->.lla - fel o1<e. ~. %fe4stf
Asg ekf.slle<Iee - ara a.s atT -se. AL - hsf
earosfllzas sltk Sse feFk. slh sissYs - <tl< -
go - tae l.tles Il ItsFe asAls 49, si1.Itf. i&e
szzstle sr.ess. C.u - <tFe 49, ttsI 80
zazrifts7 klt - sI. 49, ffstcs.
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BOOKKEEPING.
TERRE uAUTE
Commercial College.

Removed from Bsrr's Hall. corner Finh and Main
streets 20
MinShalrs Building, 81 Main ST.,
POOK-KEEPING RY DOUBLE
~ Entry ss applied 10 every department of
trade; Wholesale. Retail Individual. Psrtnership.
Compounds Company Partnership Commission.
shipping Msnufsetrrins. Rail Rcsding, Steam
boating. Bauking etc
Penmanshp. Commercial Correspondsnce and
Arithmetic viii receive prompt attention
sepsrate room has been fitted up Tor the accom-
odaiion II Ladies
HOURS OF INSTRUCTION -
From = TO l. o'clock A N, from Ito ala p. n.
For further informa call Il the College Rooms.
address (enclosing stamp the Principal
r, GARvIN.
Or ior references inquire of the following business
of the city
II. ID SCOTT. ESQ. W. II. BUCKINGHAM;
H. HUMAN. J. O. yoNRs: p. NJ.
r. W. THOMPSON. FRRD A. ROSS. WIN. sToSR.
uiysodem le
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-04
URINARY ett.ss~
whaihes ssisunsi 10
"sis %" s.ss,s
s'e" ~..,sss. o.a.. s,.sis..iss. .sa a..ssss 81
nov 'ocs s'sNpsr..
An a.. .i.os. .l,...... .,s ......

Ali The above diseases and syniptsuas admit II NJ
same treatment AID originate fross ths ..ms esas.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-04
~ EDlcAL.
! ne All Sufficient Three.
/ lE GREAT AMERICAN REmEDIEs
Known ~ ~HKLNBozDD"
4 .NSINEsPagPAHATlONS, siun

Known - " ukLnhO1VB~
q sNtINEsPRgPAHATlONs. sintn
4. sabeid's Kxtract - Bnchu.s Hsinboad,s sarsss
p<riila. heimeoid's imoroved koss Wash
s4s.rsS . S.es,ss oosressss s HS oon.
tAu." Positive and Specific Remedy fbr Dssasss
. he Bladder. Kidneys. or~vsl. Drsp.isal ovsli-
D. :. and all diseases snd tsrengemsus % &C.
mary orssns. whether existing In n ale or DsnAls.
u seases of these Organs require The ed u Q
lauRkTic. aslmboid.s kxtress Baaha t sAs
0RkAT DIURKTIc. and is certain 20 have Ne ds-
sired effect in all Diseases Tor vkish y 10 Esoss-
mended.
. Ihis nsss<an> snes.>--- <As po~sr ef D~sssssa.
and excisD the Ahsorb bsnss into healthy scsioa b.
which the Wsiery o. CaleAreoas aspositoua. sud al
Pain and fni2m.iian. sns A. good 8or 4 sn
Women, OF Children. rr,-I
Directions accompany Helmbold's Rxtracs BasAa
kr weakness arising nom kxos>sss. habits of Dis
sp&tior. -Kariy IndisSrstioa o. A6ass. ssssedss
With the following Symptoms
Indisposition % exercise. loss of power. ioss q
Rs@ss fssns.. as1,y Hs,T 81 q pss ssssAas wsss s
ress Of visen. pain In the back. unversal lassuks
Of the muscular system, hot hands, flushing a -
body, drynse Of ths skin, sruptions on the 30.
HKAvINKss OF rHK lYn1xDa.
Frequently Rack Spots tying before tks nyu.
with % ssnPsf,.sy 2, 1s,n ssssi'n and b's' Of sissS
Rss,le.sa.-. ~
with horror Of scciety.
YNothing a more dexiFk able 81 such psusns shas
solitnde. and nothing they more dread fo< fsar q
themselves No rcpose of manner. eArpsstnom
no speculation, but hurried Transition f<m
question 70 another. nxnm
hess symptoms. n allowed - On. which akis
medicine Invariably removes. 80. folsws-
lmpotsncy. rstuity.
Kplepue Fit.
In one q which the patient may expire
Who can cay that they are not frequently folioVsc
BY those "direfnl diseases " Insanity and csnsunI
uon-
Many are aware Of the cause % their suRssfas.
but none Win confess. The records OF ths Inssrs
Asyians. aud The usl.nohoiy deaths by consanp-
uon, bear ample testimony % the truth ~ The
ton. la LanAilc Asylums the most melancholy ss.
bioluon appears. The cOunlensncs ls sctually scd.
den, and qnte destitute Hairth OF xrfsf sxss
,lsii a. should sound OF o. solos eosar. 10 =
rarely srticulato,
With woeful measures. wan do~oslr.
Low snllen sounds their grief beguils.
Parents aud gusrdlans, caution your ohiIdrsx
against this evil habit Il s The greatest curse shsi
csn botsli ysung mAa woman. unnttins then
f0r hsppiness aud married life.
They may not experience the CONSCIOUSNESS now
bat must and win later The oonstits don
once affected with synptsms organic wesknes rs
euifos the aid OF medicine 10 Strengthen and inyia.
orste the system. which helabolds ExTRAC1 01
bOChO invariably toes. trial viii oonvfso-
most skepticsl
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<ol1 br - -
al israxsl.ss sssrY~Lst~- AK Tor hsiz-boi1ss
sss sEa ofha Get %. ne sdysrtissuss1f snd sssJ
vi Tad ssold lmposiusn .nd sspD<azs -
sevs i.es-d~iy
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-04

And why travel East l. il the source
flight 81 "a Il the source Of pririotsm
and Abolitonism. Thcre---due East
rise the everlasting figure Of the New
England Yankee. But hc travels ill
arrcated by the T. q. \ aud. still with
hishands on his belly So ~ to ''inakc The
belt Orion, the neophytc listens to. aud
participate in, the following ny-iicel
haldcrdash
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-02-13

~.
PLouoHrNe BY STEAM Il writer IN the
Royal Agricultural Socie,ys Journal 10
!, England calls attention to the advantages
fof steam ploughing. which has been intro
duced on some English farms, where the
experiment proves that II is cheaper, more
expeditions aud more efficient than horse
tillage. A steam plough does in q day the
work Of from ten 10 twelve, or even thirty
TO forty horses. II does not tire as horses do
and The soil is more easily cultivated by 1t.
IL breaks up the soil 10 the depth OF zen
iucbes as easily as horse plough does hve
, inches; thus making constant aud great
Improvement of the land, which is better
W The brenking up Of the su5soil. Waste
and oor lands have thus become fertile
and productive, aud stiff clay lands have
been Transformed tito garden soils Though
continued steam cullure the land becomes
lighter and more easily worked, and several
farmers who use it testify that be increas.
ed worth Of ;heir crops is 80 great that
their lands have grown 10 value one third
The Viceroy Of Egypt is importing steam
Ploughs from England very largely. having
capital of nearly 81, ,000, 600 in them on
his own estate. lie wishes 10 encourage
bis people TO use machines instead of AM.
NAL labor. He Intends to form model
frm on large scale, introducing the
mCsl ecent improvements.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-02-13

A BEACTIrUL Scene occurred at Victor
Hugo's iesidence, H4utevlile House, iu ;he
Isle Of Guernsey, Gu Christmas Eve The
eultor and patriot is not ouly great bear,td
but wealthy. Ddring the year be holds u
feasl every fortnighl lor the poorest cbii
,lren in bis neghborhood. On Christmas
Eve be got together forty children, and al.
ter givieg them tne dinner, loaded them
with presents. At the dluner he made u
characteristic speech IN winch he declared
very uaIyely thai lie was not TO be credited
with any generosity IN The matter; that he
had been led by careful study TO believe
that many OF tie diseases OF the poor
scrofula, rlekets, ETC., were due 10 their Inv
lug so poorly; aud that as scientific eX-
pertinent he had got together twenty chi
dreu to try what good Ueef aud wiue would
40. This experiment had proved 10 hm
that the worst evil of pOver,y was he un
healthy and unsubstantlal living II implied
lacpient maladies had disappeared before
his treatment. Allof which is very Frenca
aud particularly Hugolsh. HIS nelghoo.s >
know that the good man 6uds 1t lmpussi ble
10 be happy III the midst OF suffering wnh
out trying to relieve 1t. The provero says
'Selfishuess hVards itself poor: Charlly
gives itself rch."-M. u. C0nway, in the
Commonwealth
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-02-13

THE ENDLE@s REsr-There are no weary
beads or weary hearts on the other side o
Jor6an. The rest of heaven will be the
sweeteT for the tolls of earth. The value
of eternal rest will be enhanced by the
troubles Of time. Jesus now allows US to
rest on bis bosom. He will soon bring Ut
TO rest in his fathers house His rest will
be glorious. A rest from sin; rest from
suffering; a rest from sorrow-tbe very
rest that Jesus enjoys himself. We shall
not only rest with him We shall rest Ike
him. How many Of the ear,h's weary ones
are resting iu his glorious presence DOW |!
1t will be nndstnbed rest Here, the rest
of the body is disturbed by dreams and
sometimes b. alarms, Int The o are no tr, ub
lesom dreams or alarming occurrences b,re.
A little while, and thou shalt enter into
rest
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-02-13

JOHN BUNYAN's BoNEs.-A public meet
Ing Of some hDndI eds OF oikIng men vas
held on Tuesday evening in the Lambeth
Datbs, estmlnister road, on the rumored
tempt Of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners
to appropriate Bunhd fields burial groaud
10 building purposes. q Hill, L O., OF
the Lambeth very, presided, and introuaceu
the business OF the meeting by calling upon
Mr. Il. NJ. Murphy TO deliver a lee u
upon the subject. The lecturer raced the
History of Bunhil fields, from the lime II
became bone hill, by he burial there of
many who died of the plague in 1865
Soon after which it became Non conlorm.
ist burial ground, aud among the buried
there lie JOhn Owen. George Fox. John
Bnnyan, Daniel De Foe. Isaac Watts Ohm
WesleJ's mother, DR.. Lardner, and many
martyrs Of political aud ecclesiastical tyr
amy. Mr.. Murphy tLeu traced the pro
ceedings Of the Ecele iaslical Commission
ers, iato whose hands this property had
fallen, detailing he character of their deal
ings in the matters with which they had
been intrusied, concluding with proposing
ihe following resolution, which was secon
dtd from among the audience, and unani.
monsly carried:-"That this meeting, hav
ing learned with surprise that it is IN con
temptation by the Ecclesiastical Commiss
toner's TO remove the remains of the hon
ored dead from Bun bill FIELDS aud 10 let
the land for building purposes, cannot but
express its utmost Indignation at such
eerilegious project, especially as in that re
powned place are the mortal emsins OF
the immortal anlhor of the Pilgrims Pro.
gress'"
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