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Ara'sEyuEyTS.
NUNS AMERICAN AUSEUE

II NUNS AMERICAN MUSfIS
IMNENsk sttCCFSS
OK TIN NtN .NArlONAl. nRAMA
Al TfkNuDN At EVENING AZ ~
IilF UNION PRISONER;
or thr Patriots Daughter.
fNrRANAtANLA DAM hy rosy nFNun
Poi AT rCnlNus The Liahta,ns Cslcu.ao
Cos Dance lr .........--IlA MANS
MuENINt AZ ID.
The celebrated pCrturiuaurts Arrvuas
RI sci NNl' 90 IN.
TWO MAMMOTH FNr WOdrN 'tn piurri.,
LIVING Skfi.EruN. GlASI GNN. s trrt.
MAMMOTH MONktN lliF pWII
WDpDEOFft'S BOHEMIAN GLASS BlUNERd
viu ~ ailHt rNO GLtfS SItNN NUINI-
Ga, Jsrau girl, Alhtuv l-o,. lttuusi -Dsl, IhfHR
otter, trnch Moving Figures and uiliou o.H.t
ru,iusI BE-.
A'a.- no ..'n'-. Children under ten 20 VICENTE .
HmLEY n CNMPBEIL's MlNSTRtl. --
1ItlNscty, opposite sprns At.
S''ond web col ttr itfvAt tUnhinattou
N'w hslaif. a.'.gU Moro Macteth.
.I" N.cd'fu.s johnson, Grants thupN fn :
IHF lllrrutHI kTRN - HAVE lOJ
4 RFEN 10 IUt ttRct ~
lih street. upfssltc tue Academy Of Music,
~ NpI. t,ui
Matthew e'"p riu,sis trd !a'Jrlav. ~
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tNSsRl'IvIsON.

A RiTHMLrlC, WHITING. brOK-kEEp-
Aiug, kn-dIuc, Stsiiaf, tuiu..N. g. . are uIn ht
dAv and ,',cuini, ut row NSfNfrN e. H. nv y ~
low Houston 81. ,hHtrufh turius. q. tnft.l - b. -
parted ES'us to- lsdi". ind private iu.uu, .uI 80
cle+-Ns fiE
A IGElRt, ROONkIFplNt. WkTTiN :,
~ Arithmetic rrsmmIi. -ioinrr, a.. y~iut - ,
no p~r qr iHdtt- ~ 1sIitus i'-sslu-, b.. lt. &
Mercantile Cnilogor .ortAu. lN.9y, o. n'Nrt'. a :
49, FULTON s,, litouklvu.
RANlO TAUGHT e. 4 COIESL-rE !.
I)foct tune each lesson. Professional hui.us =
To- Nny address receipt Of Slb. u. n. ~ Ck'.r' (,
~ Thompson II. 900
RANJD lNSTEICTlON-m OUR NEW
- and cVy method shioh ~c eutrau.cc to eAuh q
in ton mirut,t 20 vhi,h tiC puVu ga I.gy per..ce
tuur pic hrs, lr sou. NOtNNN NlatiliIES.
Hrugd~sN 500
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DANSAGF FROM AND 40 LIVERPOOL.
amt iuoion %. tlr OH iin,t star Lin. FOR
Liverpool, t.r Nliut.i. I B.. Du the let February
For l"ub'I, Ihc iOHh row =, uu lAc .6,h Jannsry
For ppe-gr urYlr O" Ml.I.tG O. ct los, ~ lu'ulp
N. Az
GIIAM 10 OuEnh~IOWN AND LIVER
- itDl. 'UtI,It .ta,a Inu. .tl. rEaNaTI,-
ANA tU iou~ tAlIu p.te,.r D. 10, t.,.tA.o so.
insa"'o 90 currency. hpply ~ WILLIAMS 4 ~ ION
80 B.DttAas. .E
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MAYoG'? OFFICE, NEW YORK. 1ASr


NOTICE.
Notice IL hereby gvcn thai NJ persons no 70 Iuirc
to he NACCINATEp viii b. attended to promptly,
without cutrce, Dos Application M either Of IL, Ds-
pen.arcs, where phtsciaus arc constantly in htton-
anoe and ~ fs r,ronn. ended that ALL TTES0NS
Wlp HAVE NpT BEEN NACCINArrD ,hould
cthet avail thNns'lNcs imMoih'cis II the upOrtu-
nit, thus oGernd o. have the operation al once per
formed b. their own phTsiCiRue
Tho Comm. --onc'r OF Heath, having M rccen,
mccGpt unopi"i bc irfoi of the Ers cI' Physician,
fecomm, ndinr thAt every Iss.on Shout De- ,ac,m.
nslcl, and RE-NACClNATED ftEEN TNE
have 10 hat the operation peilo.mrl sItlu that
poripl should have d done NlGHOi , DELAY.
The Nov Yo,s pi'?cl'a-a is located q, ne cornor
Inc Ea1ern bi,r,q.try /, located =, the corner
Of t'-or md Gmr. lte'-, over irscy Markrt.
of N.''rle Pscc bui Ch,is.op er s'tc,t.
ihe l-iui.t bsp'usa.y IS iooA"l ~ 81 second
me- Northwestern rfspcn@ry is located at III
Flhth avenue.
III, N,..lo.s.eru Drrcn.rrv IL Ip-,,ci o., tho
cuiLtr ui DIST stree. sra ICrlirfou avenue,
aba C.GODrKEI OtNulEil Msvor.
NOT 4 FEW OF THE WORST DISORDERS
l"at i'.t inen, pa s'lse ron io.ta upns OF ,Ae
t lt5Sc L In 81. ta'''t OF a""panls l.
nIlN AND UAINI~-ROOF on go CTS,
~ paint ONE. 20. pr eluop GRAFTON osiu's, ,,u.
l~l, Fr.Dy's ..t a4u ~p.hl-h hIosu' % ir p.u1. ,
',. , ',j,' ',, . III, ',, ,,'., i.,,,nl 'tii,
" Lid~ No. ~ rr .rl ~. 20
THE HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID TOR
L old Ncvs pals,s, Pan rhiotf, lAoGs and Vast, 20
pol. NJ rSars le-'~ip'iou -IutkNti.L q fhHs-
sos, 70 % Auu.r, one ioo' wtst ot "aeau 70. ilj
/ THE ClRCl LATING NOTES OF TIE
Ct IN %a. ;,,, u's % i, e.. i, ~
Z tstn"r .lf
/ G l-. 10 - CFNTS PER TOUED PAID
I l4.".. {. HANND1T 4b>
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slOGssES, CARRIAGES sc.

EJR SALF-oNE RAY HORSE 1871 Hand,
high ,,.,.- o.l, -olna 40 KIND, "a. La5ie Tor q
ulk vssOn, cSlfess Or an lr--Iosa. Alt0 o 81 ~
Foly II t-.-s a4.h Can he secA az 80 'IInd o..
" .LIGaftsIrsh- -
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ttptAlh' 20 40 10 Iad w. 1857, CO... Nriu t4lrU. 'i
A-A-A The NEU0 HlGulST
- Rll Nh AND TGIAlIM
10 re'snns bringing l.ac-u'u q.
Recruits presenting thcuse,.s 10 receive the hill
LONELY 'nn h' e-mon'' d. & 60 ans a CO..
liz lUCrnto n.
AEMY AND MAYA GOOD CHANCE
~" Nr g. 'rRRffNSAlIS. = N'ffN''
4 GooG GiASGr ~ Ri'S~rrs
f,l,GE TONS iolSrY
ar O. tR%Eris 81 - \ ii NN0ofhy,Y.
Rofeiou'e given To lo' nee neuct NUN 'aud'nrli1
4 q ~ q u G. II An G. E.
"A i.n 60 an rc'son BIT .as 2 .ec,uii 70
s0c Eouny to Nountror for thc
s,.o to Recruit. presenting ,hcr-si,e. to
g. L. AYil-E !. CO.
10 Iaui.auN Hail.
A TTENTlON pl~CH NBGEp SOLDIERS
"A vsntcl Tor Cine invalid c5r,- W,r,, he Wv
h.rnrt' hountie- uf,-~I. tLAHk 4 Nut LIS, 90
a. ave oppV.itr Cr,rcr lnsututo. Also men Wsuj,i
ARMY EEcRrwS. NNvY RECRUITS:
.stn, ~. ,e,r. .s
Also hanl i'1ue.. rhoS. NEWTON, q VA uI.t
A RMY AND NAVY BROKERS WILL
p.oa'C crc b. this day thcir ard ,c,-s mon TO
49,, 'Piiha Vo,ny 1 pr e., 'nd ca
AT > COuWLANpT STEEET-llLAK
~ Volunteer 'Ln.ol, 81 81.
Runner, luc-n,iv ac,t viii. 10
! CAVALEY-.U GDuD MES WANTED For
y The ,ckuisIr ca,a. -''l lount, and 40 hand
mpuct, % 800 to neu ptUsnttls fh.u.clu,r AZ.
| Ps a me Regular ,s,a.i k"cInit'ns l'"nir'yons
NA''e mon can hc take" i.r ih' ch'slt tt.ig'. 800
IAIstFH AILFn slf NM. n,It nm ~
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GENERAL tst sINES..

A-rAwNBROKERS TICKETS BOUGHT.
"a be hi.he't puo' pud ior paeulfOE,l-' ucGois OF
diamonds, watches lrwelr,, guns pletuir, lk fitfs
SC, NJ 10 N,-ci e. pr, up .'airi II
A READY AND CDSCLi NlNE TEST OE
LAtho pfore rites oi Hciulotd's Fud T1trAet Burhu
viii Doe c,uptIirIu -lta thD-c rct forth IN the nit
80 -fsi"' l,aItueun.,. l. BE- uo Hufek uuttIun. ~
DLACk OK BROWN-THE BEST IN / ~.
II ingIESIs
HAIR DlE HAIR DYE.
Toes not inurc the Hair skin. To h. had Of Druc-
g.slr rtucuAis. iite flI'IG cents pcr hot. Depot
10 south second ~, MilliamsbltFh
W HIuTnsIf AsESIs.-p. Barnes d Co.. u pArt
Row frnscr lee, ~ Brek n h,.s4, h
th,rrf ~; Nlcr Reed, $50 Allen, cor : anton ~
sad COZ Houston o. and Ave - ro-dc' ~ Firtth
ave fos fsi hid as Hudson u. and tt1 Sisih
ave. 'niFC'su can aIso L. suypiIcd bN g. y. CRIT
lkNTON, Us sixth ayt. 90
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fTO NDhHINpENS-"NE IORW AEUER
= snI tao ho1 fe'..- vtH..i hrHy 90 NN
ICOOk s. sos, i2l N's .6tH 4. some tIt Cz'c-
Iuen.,' Boz i.s mel ulp.y.
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S.rCS'g'nSGs.

II Ills ~ tNp urW ARDS, ON
- lutr1 is1 DO. .,Idun rlId
40, q ftnt ~ 'frhni,
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I,Osr An, p'ebrINO.

DANK BNOK LOST-ON The BlEECkTR
- ~ aN,lnss ttNlk, So. li,At-. lir' tu.ot v 4
yeas i.auIn ~ H. the Rank
EOjND-lN Eth ST.. ON TIE 2iTII INSF.
4 Ipckc,bonk containing a sinii ~ munrs
~hrh tn owner can have D., algayins "a ~ " 80
Nh IT. aud rayirF for this ai'oriir-mCnt O.
HOUND, ON SUNDAY MORNING JAN.
3td, Ia Chatham ~, neat lsr", oiL l~t tlu lpuns
Of - aud n o'ciuck. sun VI Alo~,J. Ihr owner can
have the same b, puNtu. the uDoIu. ua' pit uF .nr
no adverti-,nr ~ upplrins ~ t,' lo'. s4ofc, Z
Madison a. Hl
EOUND-N THE NORTH ElvER. OPiD-
riIe lIth s', lafgc oHk ios. which tLo uWuor
have y growing Wufvtt} Tnd pWinf e7uuHes. APP
Wv t. Juttfh nkftN o"t lttn g. -. n sls
EOIEp-A POCKET BOOK, IN the
l"soD, Saturda, uight. I4i ~ al Wet ittb
I OSr-RECEnT BOOK. l6L-A SUrfA-
- ode atd s,cu b., to.uran, Co. sb ppins p'Tot.
I. - CL\iLlN co, COZ MoJth 81 aud wet
Bfoalssv. ~
7 OSr-BANk BDuk NJ. 81, ~ OF TIKI:
~ tu,s aut lidu'i ial Sc, iu i.ns. uslnnrinr t1
MAil 'EpNlN. TIE fnIrf ".I p!'t." ',n,c ~
90 ID" lans 81 'hsmte,f RI. %
'Tut TWu NOt NG INDlto Wlu PICKED
ups roct h.at In un ,th ave. ,rr, No 40. ca
leave % nj the osuvi'ar poe 'b"rt NJ. NNrIpNf-
18th IT. AMI n a,r. q
CD REV ARD-IOST ON TIM o5h Inst,
= - near tie cor %, spr,nr md Wa ellington .ta, 4
lHt loPA Of tco9uu'7 Stout o. ~ .ue4.r IA lons ,.
b. lea' IN - at .il spr'ue q. IA
SD1 EtNARu-Lo ST ErOu CITY
- iApfress, ~Agou lrl.. cont .nins hus,a
s D." IN. aio,, reward vii n,, .aid on return 4
i' i'Uus 'o ADAMS tNlt,h,o 60, go tusSy a.s5
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A GENTS WANTEr-WlTH 4 SMALL

n csriHl. - eel the lr.sh American E..,c and
Phpni7 clHTn ot .,D, 2. taHlc for societies.
- VI /. Ryan.
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w I'D.

4 GOOD COACH BLACKSMITH FORGFR
n ante4 o; uJNN's coach fctoty. Con.tAu' em-
piymeut ami NJ h 49, Given 20 god work. sn.
Ale p t..,-. ..4 ..r. 900 -t'h s' -
hGLSI> WANTED ENEhlWHrEE 10
n 90. .AfEl .fl'S Alhcs W. la.st 'or uelliug
bill. ca .ruc., v'Auat., bob, G.. Persons ran
MAJ .l5 o. sd not wr b. i1ooao % cent. for SAM
pic 10Y or apply d ~ fulton street. .. c. q ~.
lTTIN II
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DANk BNOK LOST-ON The BlEEChTI
- ~ aN,lnrs ttNlk, so. li,atr. lir' tu.nf v 4
pea. i.auIn ~ h. the Rank
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rulE.irAR

| :. MI TEklNG OFtlCR. II BROAD.
- 'Whv--.oV touut, tiV hsud-,nunev. Tor ,oun.
te"r'. ~ TO rtc4 ults pi,-cnGns tbeu, eves I.
NOLJ NTEER.S WANTED FOR THE town
of 4pkklSANiA, WIZ rCHre ltKtO
\ nuhlc g. ot thtce-year vo,untcrrs N.lfol 70 ell
the quota OF tho town Of MorTt iAnin
louu lbunty ......... ............ ..... --tp
NN1dv hounu .-......--. --......... -
Eseh volnnteor receives. .s,N
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Ibe 9jonrr Circle.
Cold B athiug.

Cold Bathing.
just now l am sorrow to sec there is
a re-action against daily cold bathing.
a medical man of my acquaintance
cautions his patients against too fre.
quent bathing, for fear the oil may all
be removed from the skin. He tells
them that twice a week during the sum
mer, are quite enough for anybody. A
we'll known writer has recently caution.
ed the world against the removal of the
skin oil by too frequent bathing.
This is an entire misapprehension.
Without discussing the physiology of
the skin, l need only say that the pa
ticnts at hydropathic establishments,
many of whom are very delicate and
feeble, are frequently bathed three or
four times a day, and never lose tho
skin oil in consequence. Pugilists, in
preparing for the prize ring, are bathed
two or three times a day, and rubbed
with rough towels by the strongest
arms. Heenan was bathed three and
four times a day, aud was rubbed by
Mcdonald and Cusick with all the pow.
er of their strong arms, fifteen minutes
at time, and with the toughest towel,
and brushes, and yet the account says
when he appeared in the ring, his Skin
was as beautiful as baby's.
IF cold water wero used and soa,
avoided, bath every hour with tn,
hardest friction would only increase th
secretion of oil.
A more frequent objection, and on
urged by the patients themselves, i
that they cant get up a re action.
lady said to me this morning, I hav
tried several times to bathe, and it al
ways gives me the headache. Besides
[ cant get warm for an hour. /
Thousand persons have said the sam
thing to me within the last ten years.
Now this is oil because they don
manage right. Let them manage as
shall now advise, and this want of re
action and consequent congestion of tn
head aud chest will never occur agair
Purchase bathing mat or make on
by sewing into the edge of large piec
If oil cloth half inch rope, an
spreading it out on the floor, on risin
in the morning, spring into the midi
Of il, and with an old towel folded eigf
or ten inches square, apply the water 4
fast as your hands can fly, then wit
rough towels rub as hard as you ca
bear on until the skin is as red as
boiled LOBSTER. I do all this ever
morning in less than one minute, an
always fnd myself in a delightful glo7
| have met no Que who, taking tn
bath in this rapid and vigorous way
was not satisfied with it. = Dio Lewis.
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1t appears there were some individuals
in the town of Ironton, Ohio, who were
so heartless. so lost to all feelings OF
humanity and patriotism, to express
feelings of qualification over the news
of the Presidents death. This wat
more than outraged humanity could
endure. The indignant and sorrow,
stricken citizens rose en- masse and com
PEELED these wretches in human form t.
leave the town. We are informed tha
they were seven in number, aud barely
escaped with their lives, some of then
being very severely beaten.
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Immediately after our army took
possession of Charleston, President
LiRcoln wrote letter to the command.
ing officer, directing him to inquire af.
ter the family Of the late James L.
Pctigru, and to provide them with what
ever they might need. He inclosed
fifty dollars as a personal contribution
toward their wants, if they should be
in a condition to require it. Special
instructions we're also given to secure
them full Protrction and quiet Occupa.
tion of their home.
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MlstCI(anCONs.
President Johnson's Family.

Mr.. Johnson's family resides at pres
ent in Nashville, Tennessee, and con
sists of his wife and four children-two
sons and two daughters. His son
Robert is twenty, nine, and Andrew
Johnson, Jr., is twelve years of age
His two daughters, with their families,
also reside in Nashville, having been
driven from their homes in Eastern
Tennessee. One Of Mr.. Johnson's
sons (Charles) a surgeon in the army,
was thrown from his horse in the year
1868 and killed and Colonel Stover, n
son-inlaw, commanding the 4th regi
ment of Tennessee infantry, was killed
in the battle of Nashville, while gallant
ly lending his command, on the 18th oi
December, 1864. Judge Patterson, who
is also a son-in-law of the President,
lives in Nashville. Mrs johnson has
been in very delicate health for somo
time past, and it is probable Mrs. Col
Slower will prooide over the Preside tia
household.
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REORGANIZATION,

That distinguished modern philoso.
pher, Josh Billings, gets off the follow
ing:
We s.kommense life-we are some
body's baby--wc have Aaxen hare-we
go to district skule-we slide down hill
we pla hookey-we learn tu smoke,
and find ourselrs men grown all at onst.
Thus far natur has piped, and VIC have
dansed and there haint been no fiddler
tu pa, but now comes in the special or
dainment times. l have bin through
with awl this miself and stood on the
threshold, young man, a looking around
reddy to be ordained. Ifslt as tho wud
give S12 at least if sumbuddy wud cum
along and ordain me, and let me pitch
in. waited for six weeks, if l reko-
lect right, and never gotsthe rust smell
Of emmy ordaining. Then konkluded
to ordain mIsef hit or miss. The fust
thing I tried on was so acres ov land in
the western kentry. l ordered the ven
ison and wild turkey and possums teW
leave, for l was a going tew farm.
ordered log house and rale fence i'm =
megiately, and put in krop of wheat,
and procured swine and yoke of Stages
l worked two years, had the ager an,
and little crops principally, and managed
tu sink the farm & Stages; haint seer
either ov them from that da, and dom
think want tu. didn't seem to b
speshally ordained for farming in tn
western kentry. .....
Since that time, 1 have tried ever
kind of business that could hear or
and haint been speshially ordained ye
in mi knollege. The fault all lays i
the different kind Of bizuess, l hahn
the least doubt. The bizness that wa
designed for me probably haint bee
ordaened yet, but intend to keep bo,
ing, and when | do strike lie tharo wi
be good time generally in my i'm me
giate naborhood. | hav got any qnan
tity of friends (they don't seem to Gu
by ordinashum) L got.mine, and maj
: age to keep them by not asking the
for anything but. advise; you cant as
: eunything of a man that he loves
Civ more, and that kosts him les
0 than advise.
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MAKE A BEGINNING Remember, in
all things, that if you do not begin,
you will never come to an end, The
first weed pulled up in the garden, the
first seed in the ground, the FIRST shil-
ling put in the savings bank, and the
6rst mile travelled on a journey, are all
important things; they make a begin
ming, and thereby a hope, a promise, a
pledge, an assurance that you are in
earnest with what you have undertaken.
How many poor, idle, erring, hesitat
ing ourcast is now creeping and crawl.
ing through the world who might have
held up his head and prospered, if, in.
stead of putting of his resolutions oi
industry and amendment, he had only
made a beginning
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"Dece m Der l, 1861. 4"

Major Dick Turner, the rebel com
maudant of Libby Prison, who perpe.
tratcd SO many cruelties on the Union
soldiers confined there, was captured
the other day and brought into Rich.
mond. lie was dressed as a private
but was recognized and would have been
shot by an officer who had been one ot
his victims, but he begged so humbly
that his life was spared. He has been
committed to the Libby, to be fed on
bread and water. The tables are now
turned.
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Assassins Advertising for Reward.

Assassins Advertising for a Reward,
Among the circumstances tending to
show that the plot to assassinate Mr..
Lincoln, and other members Of the ad q.
ministration, was encouraged by the
seoessionists, is the advertisement which
appeared in the Selma Dispatch, an
Alabama paper, last December, and
which was copied into the newspapers
here, offering, for a stipulated reward,
to murder Mr.. Lincoln, Andrew J ohm
son and William II. Seward, The fol
lowing is the advertisement:
GONE MILLION DOLLARS WANTED, TO
HAVE PEACE BY THE 1sT OF MARCH,
IF the citizens of the Southern Confed.
cracy will furnish me with the cash, or
good securities for the sum of one mil
lion dollars, will cause the lives Of
Abraham Lincoln, William H. Seward
and Andrew johnson to be taken by
the first Of March next. This will Civ,
us peace, and satisfy the world thai
cruel tyrants cannot live in a land Of
liberty IF this is not accomplished
nothing will be claimed beyond he sun
of fifty thousand dollars, in advance
which is supposed to be necessary tC
reach and slaughter the three villains.
"I will give, myself, one thousaDC
more toword this patriotic purpose.
Every one wishing to contribute viii
address box X, Cnhnba, Ala.
December l, 1861"
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nONtb's department.
To Enigma Writers.

We occasionally receive Enigmas which quite
ingcnously composed, but entirely spoiled for Tubli.
cation by gross mistakes in spelling. For instance
sent lately, the answer to which "a
Stitch in time saves nine" but the Enigma was
spoiled by tho blundor Of the writer, in spelling
"Sitch" with only one {, thus: "SicI." OF course
cannot take time to correct such mistakes, as we
receive plenty of Enigmas that are correctly written
Before you send MS Enigma, be that thr
spelling is right, II you expect to it published
Also, don't forget send the answer, aud your rca
name
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1865-05-04

In one of the Courts of Hartford, a
woman was tcstifying in behalf of her
son, aud swore that he had worked on
a farm ever since he was born.
The lawyer, who cross examined her
said:
"You assert that your son has worked
on a farm ever since he was born?"
81 do"
"What did he do the first yearr"
"He MIXED" she replied.
The whole court laughed heartily,
and no more questions were asked.
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OonundrunnA

Why are widows, who want husbands like railroads
that need repairing! Because they ready tor new
ties, in Hen OF decayed sleepers.
Why Is Jaoob's we'll like Dntchnans brewery
Because no bTews (iebrews) drink there.
Why are chickens liberal? Because they give pee h
when they take grain.
when did profanity beeinl When tho first pear
was cursed by the hrst apple.
What was Pharaoh's oblection N Nossff Hs Elun
him more plague thau prophet
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colored Recruiting in Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE, April 2l.-Gen, Brisbin
in recent report shows that $1,000
colOrcd men have been enlisted in the
army in Kentucky, 1000 drafted and
1000 ran away and enlisted in Indiana
Tennessee and Ohio. Eleven new REG
iments are being organised, which
when completed, will make a quota ot
80, 900 colored men for Kentucky
General Brisbin hopes to gil up all the
regiments now raising in sixty d,ys
Over one hundred negroes a day enlist
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Wedding Sermons.

The practice OF We iding discourses
among the Puritans was handed down
into the last century, and sometimes be-
gniled the parties concerned into rather
starting lGvities. For instance, when
ParSon Smiths daughter was to marry
Mr.. Cranch-(what graceful proluc-
tions OF pen and pencil have come to
this generation from the posterity of
that union) the father had permitted
the sanity maiden to decide on her own
text for the sermon, and she meekIy
selected "Mary hath chosen the better
part, which shall not be taken away
from her." aud the discourse was duly
pronounced But when her wild young
sister Abby was bent on marrying a
certain Squire Adams, called John,
whom her father disliked, she boldly
suggested for the text, "John came
neither eating bread nor drinking
wine, and ye say he hath devil" But
no sermon stands recorded under this
prefix, though Abby lived TO be the
wife of one President OF the United
] States, and the mother Of another.
| Atlantic Monthly.
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How long Eve, the frst woman, lived
is not known. 1t is curious fact that
in sacred history the age, death and bu.
rial of only one woman Sarah, the
wife of Abraham-is distinctly noted
Woman's age ever since appears not to
have been a subject iOT history or dis
cussiou.
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am composed of 70 letters.
My l9 II 10 3 II SO Is something we can neithe
see nor feel.
My 10 81 81 s3 2a 2i IS is the proper nan,
for r washer-woman. "a,
MY 81 2 % II 81 Il a girls name
My 2s Is 6 90 80 % is what call eartain boy.
Ny 81 IS 16 % is n girls name.
My 81 IS is something like.
My whole l. what friend said to mo the other eve
ming. WILD FLOWER.
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THE EAST ROOM.

Within the mansion Stiffness reigned
and the great crowd that filled the rooms
seemed for hours scarcely TO stir. Tho
green and blue rooms were reserved for
the use Of delegations, pail bearers,
&C. The East Room, hung with black
shrouding every chandelier, covering
every mirror, dropping from every pilas-
ter, and darkening every window, was
densely crowded. r.vr ...r.' .'..