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Nun sa--- YOUNG MEN,
e.s-,,rg rnent ally and bodily from certain early
...ar,eS practice, Nil md this a DISPENSE
no uncertainty about getting rehel'
~ ,sbsre aytry one Of such cases are enre1 pse
pui 1n,I- M No Cooks puhli,hed bY nor is,utd uom
ule1 ~ - Strtiou bt Rhieh she uihds OF the young
/. =. ~ toisoDsd toi and thsy thereby rni-td-
= -. ..ri .f LADIES,
49, :. -,gla, requiring q Female reg Euit1'o
t.l i,si % = - 40 and thrse Pastag s. N Ps
~ rs,uS1 S they will rec i've WIN iuI y, M, -,
rectlOnsi tha only re- Ia ,tuct he tAvOri Of ladie
his K gulator s last becO. ~ acton is mi d an
eveFywhs,e, simply bee use uIanH in em0yinl
safe aud eau aINE sys be dePeaasa teF cause.
0 ssIueh rs from so ds and otA cd eiter
AL CO. resp J, nee Htiictly cO1fiden 'aT aud
on CONSULTATION sh0u con ain one dol. ~ts Br
postage stamp for a. swer. Office and rOoi
ranged that patien = never sze each other. -.
ConsultA ti0n andseryices 9 tue Othce, ee TO the
poor, every saturday afte noon frcm 3 to Q P NJ
Office and Dispenssry open from l. n to 3 P r.,
daily, exec sundays An necessary surgical oper-
stioas performed. - s
Address, DBalfHHAkT.
- O. q st .ofl6e D aver 625. De roit, Mich.
Einclo Two postage stamps and nd for circular
OF questions aud, if properly answered, Inedi lses
oau be seac {. any part of the count y. hem mDeT
these CASTS must be cured the worst consequences
foilcWa .H'tFslE- - ml9,E4aA.N
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DIP EOTO rs


P. MORGAN. President
r. P. MYERS. Vice Pres dent ~
III IEDERwOOD, secretary.
Id. q B. MEhIAM, erHssurer-
A. N. BATCHELDER, General Agent.
R7rOHee in Rouse's Block, eornsr OF SUPERIOR
At aud Pubic square, Clevs and, Ohio. myl:k4
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llLsVELAND > RRIR RAILROAD,
WIHrHB ARRAagEMGHr.


m "a ,f.sr noadss. Oot. sist. ia. PusssnruR
fraina VII run loll0Ws, tBundAyl eEesptedl;
LEAVE OLEVELAHD;
e;ha- A. M.-DAY EXPRESS TRA1H-etopping e
! - WllloughbT, PAinesvie, Madison. .GenevA, Ash.
w Erip - - = -, Dunkirk f,fs ,. ~. Buffalo
RS 2. M.--CINOIHHATI EXPREss-stopviuE A.
n 80 PkinesVils, AshtAbulA End arard only. and ar-
rfvss at Ertss 30 ?. ~. Dunkrk s:2s ?. ~. Bus
,.a - w ~ aAfL AsD sAUOOmnODAFIOH-
3toDPiuE Al 81 stations and arriFs ~ Ere e
s,oo ?. II !-HiGHF HxPRnss TBAIH-stoyyiaE st
PairsEriIla. A1htsbula and Girard only, sad
arriVss e Ems 81 i7s&o A. -. pnBkrt $50
Eu-. BusAlo 4-o AZ
LEAEH ERIE
- A. M-HlgHI HkPREse TRAIH-Stoy5ing
. Al GirArd, AshtabulA and Pkinasvills onlY. Ard
arrive ~ cleveland at Z - A. -.
Glb. A. u. MAIL And AOOOmnODATtON
TBAIE.ssoPPlng At Al stations and arrive Il
ln-iS A. M,-TOLEDo E1PREeS-stopllng 81 AZ
Htsfifyaa except suianvills, HaYbfoOk, UnionviiaI
Fsrry, Mentor aud Wiokline. And arrives Il
So , -- DAY fxPRRss TRAIE-sto,pins st
I9irArd, ,Oonneaut, EsftabulA, QeneFA Painee-
l Vile only ard arrives IN Cleveland ht 9 Is ?. -
~ Second Usss oars Ara rnn on Al throosn
An tbs t-nirs roinE westward oorneot af OleycihDa
wa trains for Toledo, Chicago Columbus, Olnen-
nati Indianapolis, St. Louis, Ao-; and AL through
trains going eastward, eonneot a. DanEirk via ls
f1ins of ne New IoFk Erie kallroad, and ~ But-
a With fhOsa Of the New YORK Central bunaio
New York City Railroads Tor New YORK Ainanya
Boston Niagara Falls 6o., and At Ere y th srAina
on the PhilAAsiphia Arie kailroae -
- Dag Expreals Ea9t and Meets oOanecE y
0irard With Trains 90 Erie PittsburEh RsilroAd
f1F Llnssyije. hssdvilisa J.mestosn, 4 g 50,
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BELHs sPBOIFIO PILLs-WAKI

Howard Association, Phnadsphia, Pa. mys:Rl
BKLRs sPKOIFIO PILLS-WAKI
kkETED II ALL OAsEs.-oan Be rsisd
EsEsr 1Afl % 0urs Do nos naussAta. AFs Hpos1
astiozi No obanes of dist rsQutrsdI Do In
ksriars Eith buEineIs pursuihsi oan Be ussd with
eat dstsotioni Upward Of so earua ths pa1t montA
s7ss Ps5tIoianI R Es1. Sd shs5 u tAsr Pras
-, and Speak Usll Of thar e1u1uy, hnd apprevs
s is'r Sar! 3. ss wien. Haa ESaa q os
uEes oan BE- shown. BalIB spselGe PiIll aEs II,
Sas5ssd foS Sals sas fsn1is. uidor yOusG. ans
!ss oeI rsiaSi. I.@s1Y Or sss'slnS Pesae
ssatn9l WsAtss.I Win ~ IT, trains Of ,,,1l. s.s
h Wits, Rightly Involuntary En1IiouA In
soatiasnos, eeRita Dsbl.ty and IEritabaity, In
potsnoy, Weakuesa oe Lass Of Power, HeEvoaa D.
bfity, &s, a., all Of whiah arise principally fro
eiznal K=osasas or eeE Abnses Or some oOnstitu-
iro1l 1aIsiiag he dutiss Of married M. In 81
sEasi disaesss. - eonOrIhsa, esst and st5iotqEo4
Urinary, Sexual, and HsTvOlE Digoa.al, Uho VII
sad, flss % slL ths following vnlpsblS work, n
IN Fr1TlSTa TrouskUp-Dr B.ll'v Frs.tlSs q
PoSs S ssIs sss5a D5oSS SSS s.ns TosRns s4R -
nishtly Knissions, Genital Debility ~, be.
Ssos 3 DE saistsd. and which SEouid s. resd 81
assEy g1Heres = ths mssnE 9i oure IN the ssyers.t
s; ssSss Doa9s SsT - '0' s:a: si2Vg''
uMPORTANT no LaDLES-DF. bar.
-rf.r sssg fsAs Pills jet fIIsd In
eg eliteultle. a-isins tola oe,sr1eslen. q stop
esttsAlth vbsn s19sTinS hr0n Spinal A1eet.onH.
iRrolapsun UtsFi, tha Whites, or other weakness
ths Uterine Orghns- The Pila sEe perfectly harm
is1s tia constitution, and may be tAksn By Shs
aost dsBoats isnals vitsout oauElng diStress-ths
nAs tine fhsy uot HhsA eAnfR By gtrengtksning,
invgoratinE and restoring ths lyEtsm % . health
aondition, and By bringing On tha monthly period
90 % Utsh ragua.ftYt mas&sr ncE what Gauss n
i obstFuoftoH may ari1A. Thay nhoud, however, Eo7
a - takan durnf Arat thRss mcBtk1 of pFognans
~, though ua15 IS any othsg sine - mineaFfiAGo
would be tho result
sIisSh box contains % pilll. EFioo / %.
o. Hhnyryas TnnA9Iln on Dlssasss q FemAlsa,
PFagnsncy, Miscarriage, BarronnaSa, btsrilty, Re-
nrcdnotion. ard Abuges Of Mature, and omphAtoal.
ths LAdisl PriVats Medical AdEissE, panPhlst
81 g pages ISN'T hss 70 any aodrall. Six oean ~
gofF04 g pay pautAgs.
TIE pills and book VII b Bont ~ maal Wheh a.
flEad, nscaraly s8Aled, and prepaid, BY
& = y. BRNAE, =. D., General Aeents
Ho. 70 CsdaE e., New York
n Sold b Al shs pri1cpai Drugeetr
CIV. CLARK, DFugRsi, Agent ior Ols.elana.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-11

ss- THn oNLY sknr AND CoRsEf FAoToRT IN
10 .tss ~ THE CRY. -
Great lumbar Of hands constantly employed. All
our G o - made mp in thia city. manulfset0ry
street, Up stairs.
RETAIL STORE, no. Is PUBLIC SQUARE.
Every kind OF skirts, Ootsets and Ls4ies' White
Goods Of the Latest styles. made to order and al.
ways on hand Also aney Goods in variety
GREAT INDUCEMENTS. PATROHlzE HOME Trade.
ans. R3 ---.i- -N I. RhUFMAN, Sup't.
.T ADIRS, SAVE YOUR RESSES
4 and buy the new shirt Elevator Al kAUF-
- ~
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--'l laai DIR. DEHARTS
UNITED STATES HOSPITAL
AND
PPiUafo HedieaI DIsDensafy,

ISO Jefferson Ayenue, Detroia, Mlen.'
Near the Michigan EEch ange hotel
IKyt,.ro eyery f-rtn OF n8PHrL Gnd AL othe uis-
,es Of this prOlr, atye and urinary organs OF uotn
- are more successfully managed than az any
~ - orlJ hn,Iyx that whilst the slightest eon,u-
tntionAi contamination exisfs, marriARe is imPos'
siof for the sGOd reason that where onspi as en-
mes dissase is nrAa ly aiEsys en- aied ibis, mere
me, is one Of the worss mPealme meli'1 ~ III
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J OLKVELAND AND PlTTsBUReH

fNLKVkIIANU AND fIIIbbUhs1H =
~ RAIB B o AD-
fssd. WIETER ARRAHGEEHHF. lsrs
On and asfsr No ndAy Dec. 18Th, tS54 Trains leave
UegeIand - toIlops daily, (Suudays exogptedl:
$50 A. AM-MAIL-ArriVss st Pittsburgh 400 ?. ~
q Hhnisbursn 2s1g A -, Bsltimore l.n 4 r.,
il ssRiso1 91 s AZ =; II i.SaiiSz "a > = 0o5:
uects at Hudson with u. y. q. R-R. ior Akron
and MilersburEh.
y. HArrishurgh 7s3o A. H., Baltimoro Y - ?.
&C. = NJ WaahinRtD 40 ?. n, Philadelphia lzsiu p
- New York z:t5 P. ~ Wheeling 20 A. n.
1l5 p, M.-AOCOHMODATIOh-F Hudson and
j intermediate Stations. OuFahogA Falls. Akron,
and Millersburgh, connecting AZ OrrViiie with
P. y. ". u Ry. for Canton, hassiiiou, Noos-
ter and Manafeld.
OHrsaruu thToaEn RON Pittsburgh % HaE AcRk
IVA Pantoprnl without change of caFas
~ Ears - loW - b any other hfa- .
~ n rouRh Ticket can Do procured - DE Ullol
Ticket o1iSe, WsddeH HVuss, at ths Dsaos. Or shs
-'''''-''i'7' s-- IN. DEvHRBUx. suD.T.
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AR- OLD EYES MADE NEW

A pamphIst directing how TO speedily restore
fvbt and give mp spectacses, without aid OF DOCTOR
s.,ts :. Iddross E. B, FOOTE, MD,
1aIia.pSdSvT 1I9n BroadwaY. Nov York.
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Dr. cheeseman's Pills

DR.. Cheeseman's Pills
vAs tho commencement OF era IN the treatment
Of Irregularities and obstrueIionB which have oou-
dRnad 80 NAM 70 q premature grave DO female caa
y good health unless she Is regular and whe never
Al obstruction takes pla the erAl health beg1n1
% decline. These Pills form the finest prep rstien
ever mt forward with IMMEDIATE and PKHaIsrEHf
VuCcEss .1.OA'T BE DEUEIVEO. Take this adEer-
tisainent 70 yonr Druggist agd tell hIn that you
want die b EST and MOST RELIABLE MEDtgINE
IN THE WORLD. which q o0mprsed in these Pills,
DR. UHEESEMANb PkLLAlt $50
have been standard remedy for over thirty years,
md arr the most edeetual one ever known for all
complaints peculiar to Females. To all olaaes they
are Invaluable inducing, with certainty periodical
regularity They are known to Thousands, who havs
used them ct d erent periods throughout the
try having the sanction Of some OF the most eminent
Physicians IN America. @ la. r..r.l--.-.r
Explicit directions, stating vhen they should NOT
be used, with ezcn box. Price OSE DoLIkH per box
bdNea for e.. ..aHl4 aF..H
Pills sent by mail, promptly secure from Obssrva-
tion b. remiting to the PrOPrsstors. s0LD BBUs-
gIsrs CENTRALLY. -
| 80 !. ! \ HUTCHIHGS = HlLbYER, Prop'rs,
81 Cedar street, New York.
g BENTON 3 DUEHAh ne and us Superior street.
| Cleveland, Ohio, W holasale Agents. ~
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be bnaton OF ingredients in these Pills Il the
reu-lt Of a lDng and extensive practice. They are
mid n their oper tiOu and cannot do harm to the
most certain In corrscting all Irregu iarltes,
PafnfnI Nenstruaton removing all ObstructiOnHs
yhethar from Cold or otherwise, Headache, Pam IN
thu Side Palpitation Of the Heart, htes, al kerv-
our an. ltops Hystercs Fatigue, Pain IN the back
and Limbs aud Dis iurbed Sleep, which arise from
Interruution OF Nature. --l.. ..
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POSI- OFFICE TINE ETABLE
ISS4-5. Winter Arrangement lS64-S,
- -aa RoR FHH
ARBITAL AID CLOSING OF NAILS,
ttt lt- AT FHI
CLEVKLAND POST-OFFIUR

oonnnHeIsa HoHDAx. 0oFOBER s1sE, Is64.
Mails viii be Opsned and rsady for dslIvsFT
oDs hour after arrival of trains.
- An MslI oioss Ons hour bssuss asparsars
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-RKRsS GOODS sOHEAR.--We shall
olosa out all our Dress eoods ct less thRa hall
nrloa J. n DEWlrT & Co.,
,.hqoz ID farF drsa y and n PuhlIn Rduara-
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RAILROADS.
OLKVELAND, OOhUABU5 = CIlI5
Ol0IHNAfI AIbR0ADs
lsel-&. WIHrER AREAHaEAAhH. ls64-e.

1OIHHAfI4 4AIbROAD,
lsef-6 = .WIHTRR ARRAHGEMBHI u64-S.
iIt frain-s.0s A, M.-OIHOIHEATI EXPRESS,
T StoppInx a Grafton, Wellington. HsW Lon
don, Shelby, Greatlids, Gallon, Gisosd, Oar.
dlngten, ASHLEY, DslsNaras DsUis OSntrs are
d Frsin-1;1s p a.-AOOOmMODATIOH.- .-stops
at au 1tatiOns, and arrives ia Columbus e :1l
2. T., Ofucnnad 80 A. n.
q Trains-lo5O P.M.-HiGHT EXPBke-stoplinG
OEaatlins, Gallon. GilaaA, Oardington aud De-.
fFains ave Oolumbru At 80 and iesB A. $50 "a
aFriFp AZ Cleveland 9:1o A. r.. and s;bq p -
I'D COHNECFIOH5t
dhalbE-5Andlaky. Mansdeld HsIark k4-lroad. =
aARGaeid, NJ. Nsrnon. hsEArk. Aenslsii.'
0sasiins-Pistabursh Fort Wayne . Chicaso Rail
n tpad, HoraEt, gpper eAndusky, pelphos Lima
ID Hort NAYne, Laporte Chicago, &o-, Wet snd
: L : AA1t ior 4anEneld, Mooster, Maaaitlon. ac.
afaIQ1 and Ballelpn taine Ha1lroat Line. Marcul
80 betslontAfne, sidney UninR. Munoie, lndia2-
LouisSihe. Cairo, 80 Louis. -.
Uelsgars-yith hprlnTheid Branch for Springfield.
Cctuufn uS-Little Miami \ Columbus. and Xouia
Eailrosd, iof Aenia, Dayton, lndiAnapo
IeEfe Hante, s.. Loqis morroW, boveand, Aud
g1nclunatt and With tho Ohio aad MlsEsEirk
ID naflroad at C3notnnah FOR Louisville Evnns-
Tille Cairo. st. Louis. % al pcints on t=s
uSbas-OsntraI Ohio RaVrO-d ior Newark. EADas.
VILE Whee2ing, a.; OtAumbul, Plqua las
aiana Railroad for PiQdA, UrbanA, 10
DB-For Tickets 20 al points and Information 1EslF
at t6s R.senger Station. and g gn.9p ifss'i Ohoe
oleseiand flcf n lsz1 ssr~rfntandsuf.
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sioii 15blD bszalls Ja--1 - d3ihT ,sossda
10 asiz sJss ,ssisIsss 5.is yilao5 10 ta2isu
.aolsig1l
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DRESS GOODS, LAcEs AND GRAPE
Goods, Embroideries, scarfs,l Dress BustonAr
Dssuu Trimmings, &e., opened this day. al
- and " fPuhaf9 aq-taRa.
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HLRGANT ANTIQUE SILKS-Also
~ Repped and PS0lt de Sole, in very rich thade'
Ior rtreet anE SvsuinR dresses, nov opening bg f
s-har = 1le NJ phInWTH = m
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INSURANCE
STATE FIRE INSURANCE co.
or Cleveland, Ohio.

CaDItas s20O. eco 90.
Invested in or fully seeured BY hfst-elass
Mortgages, Bonds and Stocks.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-21
NUMBER c124.s

simple bonnet was made of tulle bouillonae,y 81
trimmed with ajscarf of the same spotted
with gold, fastened at the side In two
small bows, in the center OF which was
placed small bird. The long ends of the
scarf left floating. The inside or this
bonnet was trimmed with black velvet and
gold.I syrb wgi gaiIGg - M, p, .,,s,,
Another was Of blue Grape, trimmed with
pqttes Of blue velvet forming stars, and COW
cred with white blond. on the crown wass
asmall bird Of goldenhue. And thirdJoEy
black velvet, spotted With gold, apd trim
med with gold butterflies.
Another very elegant bonnet was pt0f'
green tulle, with an Empire curtain, ,ltriu@
med with omedallons Of guipure.i At the,
side a rosette OF white feathers, surrounded,
with, a quilting of velvet edged with gui;
pure, a ,bandeau Of green velvet and bouIi
lqdet OF jasarnine. iqh1 ''lH noRo% 9d nGo
tain embrOidered 10 a gold grecqpe. At,
the side coquilles of black lace, and a bod
quet of pcacock's feathers. The insideP
trimmed with a bandeau OF velvet embrOi-
dered likethe curtain, and small Bouquet to
match that on the outside. ..iiigig vbIgin2
| IA black satin bonnet was almost entirely
covered with a, scarf of tulle bo,pliopne,.
worked with chenille, fastened TO the bon-
net by small brooches Of canoes and chains
Of jet with abouquet of velvetnasturtiums
at the side. The same trimming is reprD1
duced inside the bonnet,
A bonnet of royal Blue velvet had the
front covered with number of small bias
folds; the crown quite plain. and straight,
curtain surmOnnted by wreath of velvet
leaves and medallions ofajet. In the inside
leaves and medallions on a bandeau Ofvel1
vet. ri.r saIigi, .r..,r,.tt.,3 .Il o.i,,,,,.,..
b A velvet bonnet the crown quite plain.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-10-06

cident. The trunk of one huge tree is
burned into half a dozen little apartments,
making capital provision for Il game of
hide and seek by children, or for dividing
up picnic of older growths into senti-
mental couples. Wild calculations have
been made of the ages of the Larger of these
trees; but none now upon the ground date
back farther than the Christian Era
They began with our modern civilization !;
they were just sprouting when the star of
Bethlehem rose and stood for sign of its
ORIGIN they have been ripening in beauty
and power through these nineteen centu-
ries and they stand forth now. type of
the majesty and grace of Him with whose
life they were coeval. Certainly they are
chief among the natural curiosities and
marvels OF Western America. or the known
world and though not to he compared.
in the impressions they make and the emo
tions they arouse. TO the great rock scene
~ of the 1o Semitic, which inevitably
carries the spectator up to the Infinite
Creator and Father of all, they do stand
for all that has been claimed for them in
wonderful greatness and majestic beauty
-.SIpupl B0wIes.
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disperse. One man, with long camlet
cloak, and old slouched hat, seemed to
linger until Rank and | withdrew, when
he too left. Rank left me at the corner
of Custom-house and Canal streets, and l
pursued my course along Canal street, in
the lower or French part of the town.
The first lamp | passed, | discovered a
watchman, who seemed to be anxious to
be satisfied as to who l was | exposed
my face, so that he might see my fea
lures distinctly ; and crossing to the op-
posite side Of the way, l continued my
course homeward. Immediately, TO my
great surprise, he made up the street on
the other side, and crossed and rc-croS>ed
Immediately in my rear. If |, upon turn
Ing a corner, ran to the next, he did the
same. | was now within one square OF
my residence: but as ii was the dead OF
night, | had to climb by means of board
over high fence This would detain me
somewhat, and here | knew my pursues
would overtak ke Inc. | was armed, and
felt that my perilous situation demanded
! should fail back on the first law of na-
ture - self-preservation. Drawing my
Derringer, made 4 bolt, after making q
short turn. and stepped into the door OF
the house upon the corner. Immediately
the sound oftoot>teps denoted his approach.
He came with the speed of Il deer and
aS he turned the corner, well directed
shot laid him a corpse at my feet. | then
ran to my home, but sleep was a stranger
TO my eyelids that night. Who could the
unfortunate be
At early dawn arose, and went to the
corner, hoping TO find the assassin Vet
alive. But was doomed to he diSap-
pointed A large crowd was collected
around a litter, upon which lay extended
the litelcsS form. He was clad in a
watcIman's uniform. had rattle and a
club, but TO the policemen present he was
entirely unknown. stepped up to the
dead mans body. and drew aside the hand
ktrcIici from his face, when. to my uttci
aStonlShIncnt, discovered the features OF
Bill Thompson. The captain Of the po-
lice ROM came up and recognized him.
He had murdered Waterman the night
before. and disguised himself i'll his clothes
for the purpose OF ;'>>a>siuating me-, But
Kind Providence had ioiled his wicked de
sign, ana he now lay before ne fit tenant
for pottcr~ ticld-to which. 4 few hours
after he was unccrcmoneollSlv consigned
Thus ended the career of Bill Thomr-
>on-known through the entire south and
West, as Il most daring and successful
gambler and highwayman.-Sotlr's Gus-
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expenditure of few dollars would have
prevented.
But look at the moral effect of what
took place at Mr.. Seymour's. There was
unkindness there; there was ill-temper.
and just that ill-temper which would de-
stroy mans peace for whole day
Upon reflection. he must have felt that
the request of his wife was both proper
and necessary. True, it was the most
pressing season of the year, and if ever
one had an apology for momentary un-
kindness. it might be in the hurried and
perpleXed circumstances of Mr.. ). But
an apology for unkindness towards a wife :,
Rather let such jars between those whom
God has Joined together, be prevented.
A mans house should be his earthly para
disc 1t should be. of all other spots.
that which he leaves with most regret,
and TO which he returns with most de-
light. And, in order that ii may be SO.
it should be his daily study TO provide
everything convenient and comfortable for
his wife.
With every provision which he can pos
sibly make, hers will be life of care and
soil. She Is the sentinel who can seldom.
If ever. be relieved. Others may sleep
but If there be one who must watch. ii l.
She. She ought, therefore, TO be furnished
with every comfort within the means OF
her husband: and if furnished to the ex-
tent OF his meanS-and she is generally
eagle-eyed enough 10 discern the point al
which his ability ends-she is eontented
Generally, every shilling expended by the
husband for the accommodation of his wife
i'll her domestic operations is returned up
Oh him four-told: if not precisely in pc
cuniary advantage. though this is often
true, it will be in the order, peace and
happiness of his family. Where conve-
nicnccs are found in family, there are
generally bright looks. happy feelings, and
industrious hands: and where these are
found. there will he more virtue and less
OF liz opposite Monthly
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-10-06
At Auction, Oct. ii.
EXECUTORS SALE.

BY virtue of license from the Honorable Pro-
bate Court for the district of Caledonia, will be
sold at public auction. On Saturday, the l4th day
of October, at 10 A. NJ all the real estate of the
late Rev. Rufus Godding. consisting of Home
stead of 20 acres of tirSt-rate land. with buildings
new and convenient, with running water at house
and barns. Also, 10 acres of Meadow, lying
within 50 rods of East Burke and 40 acres OF
Pasture and Woodland. on which is a good sugar
orchard together with about 900 acres of timber
ed land lying about Il miles up the stream from
East Burke.
Also, at the same time and place. all the Per
sonal Property, consisting Of l good Horse, ,
Cows, Yearlings, about 30 Sheep. | Shoat, 20
tons Hay, a lot Of Oats, Corn. Potatoes, Buggy,
lumber Wagon. Carts. buffalo Robes, Har-
neSses, Sleighs. SiedS, Sugar Tools and many
other articles too numerous 10 mention.
Terms made known at time and place of sale.
OSCAR \. DENlSON, EXT.
East Burke, Sept %. loGj. 1912
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-10-06
Inhuna0n Treatment Of IaimatS
Intended for Food.

To condemn ill animal 10 be slaughter
cd Is. in too MANY instances, Ia eire ii up
during the intervening DAYS between con-
demnaiion and execution, TO The most in
human torture Cattle ami sheep are
rapidly driven 10 market in hot ,lry wealth
CT. with very inalequate provision tar
teeling and watering. ana inSiIfiicicn; resi-.
In this starved. oNerheitel CON liiipn. ihe
animal Is surely no; lii io be slaughtered
for food But thi- IS not the wor-t treat
mcnt ly Ear to which The poo. animals
and fowls intended for tn ShamhleS are
subjected Ii l. enough 10 make ones
heart bleed 10 >,e the crueliie~ prac,icel
upon calves wlici: are brought TO market.
With their les tiel together. they are
thrown about the boaiS ani wharyes as
though they were inanimate. pitched into
a wagon OF cart without any reference TO
comfort, and brutally stamped upon 10
pack them closely, their head and LEGS
hanging over the edge OF the vehicle, and
then jolted through the streets, as if they
had no feeling. But even this refinement
OF cruelty Is, if anything. surpassed 10y
what We are crciilly informed may he
seen on public wharf IL one of our
large cities, viz: the Sc;,l,iing anu pluck
ing OF fowls while they are alive. Sure
IL. such heartleSs cruelty 10 animals
which is, indeed, Very mildly statel above
should be checked 10y law, If only upon
that ground alone. But We claim iheir
attention 10 it on grounds bearing upon
the health of the community, starved.
overdriven, bruised and >caldel meat not
being fiji for food This l. a matter that
our profession should take pains 10 en-
Tighten the community on.--nsOloH asE
Surgical Reporter