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AMERICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS.
AMERICAN < FOREIGN PATENTS'
."rv1 Il. III. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATIENTS,
(andsr hs act OF 1879
70 state street, opposite Kilby street,
B0STONi ...r...


AFTER an extensive practice OF upwards o. q
n years continues 10 secure Patents In the United
States also In Great Britain, France, and otier
foreign countries. Caveats Speeiheatteos, bonds.
Assiynnents and all Papers or Drawings pf re-
tents executed liberal terms and with despatch,
Researches made into American or Foreign worhs.
to determine the validity o, utility OF rsten OF
all matters touching the samc. Copies OF the claims
of any Patent furnished by remitting One Dollar.
Assignments recorded ut Washington.
No Ageney in hs United States posssss0 nSsrtor
faculties for obtaining Patsns or asesrfsiHtHg hs
mt, nfdbtfify Of fnrsrtisns.
during eight month: the subscriber, ln couIseo "
tions SIXTEEN APPEALS, EVERY one Of which
was decided in Au favor BY tho Comni;Y,,IenpSI OF
Patents ~ II. EDpf.
H TESTIMONIALS.
III regard Mr.. Eddy rs ono of'ths NEST capable
and sueess.jui practitioners with whom have had
'''' '' -" CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner OF Patents.
III have no hesitation In assuring inventors that
they cannot employ person more compliant ana
iyastporthy and more capable Of putting their ap.
and favorable consideration at tho Patent Once"
-. EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner OF Patents
"Mr. r. II. Eddy has made for me ThlkTEEN
applications. on sll but one OF which patents nave
been granted. and that 10 nog psnding. such un
mIstak sable proof of groat talent and a6fny On
his part loads me to recommend aH Inventors TO
apply TO him 10 procure their patents, ~ they may
be sure Of having the most fhithfal attention be.
slowed on their cases. and at ysry STar
ges." = JOHN TAudAkE:
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Comn Warehouse.

j. M. D = "A r N q,
SUCCESSOR TO I. p. 8. DEARis0,
STILL CONTINUED TO ....
Keep the Largest and Best Assortment
or Coflus. Robes and Plates that can DO found 10
York County, which will be sold cheaper than g.
any other place Also Agent iof Srsn N,s dons NJ
.hart notice. At the old stand, bearing Building
Chestnut Street. Residence, South street, neal
the CITY Building. -r. ioa
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S5....FIVE DOLLARS. SIS.
BOUNTY AND PENSIONS.
apoRaE Fl. KNOWLTON.

GEORGE II. KNoWLToN.
Will procure Eounties and Pensions Tor s. No
charges unies, succsssfuk Parties ut distance can
have their business attended to by forwarding
statement Of their case through the mall.
Address GEORGE H. KN0WLTONt
loft al the Probate Onlce) Alfred, Mo.
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UU6S UYSfbfSlh Ouhb' ...
and we pledge our reputation upon our state.
ment, when We say II will
Positively Cure the Worst
Of you, not In year--not In o month-nor IN
o week-but you shall see Its benehcial innuenoe
at once. Immediately, and the day you take 1t.
To YOU who have lived for years upon Graham
Bread and plain diet, who dare not eat any
thing the leastwise hearty-frst, because the
Doctor has ordered the plainest food, aud Sec
ondly, for fear of the distress II causes.-rising
and sourng on your stomach, We say sit down
to your dinner, eat rs hearty meal as you
wish, and as soon a. the food begins to distress
YOU, follow It by single teaspoonful OF
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GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE!
ReI,eye Won Instant tan eouslyl

Relieve yOn InstantaneousIy
thus enabling you, by hearty eating. and the
use of the cure after each meal, Gas often as the
food distresses you, or sours on your stomach,)
you will get in very fey d ,ys 80 that you can
do without the medicine, except occasionally,
and by the time the first bottle Is used up, we
will guarantee you free from Dyspepsia, and
able to eat, digest, and enjoy as hearty break
fast as you ever sit down to in your healthiest
hours, and We will forfeit to you the price OF
the bottle. upon your showing that our state
ment is not correct.
The medicine Is powerful but harmless, and
whilst single teaspooniul will at once relieve
the Dyspeptic sufferer, the whole bottle full
would not materially injure him, as 1t Is entire
~ vegetable and contains no opiates. Allcass-
es of disease that have their origin In disor-
dered Stomach and Bowels, are dispclled In the
same instantaneous way, by the use Of
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FOR THE NATION.
FOR TTIE NATION.
COES DYSPEPSIAO[ Curb !
THE WORLDS GREAT REMEDY
Dyspepsia! lndigestiOn
DIS EA 8 ES
STOMACH AND BOWELS.
Prepared By the ~
Proprletors Of "Coe's Cough Balssm."

DYSPEPSIA Is not only the sure forerunner OF
death, but thecompsnion Of miserable life. IL
has we'll been called the Nations scourge for,
female, suffer from its rayages, than from oil
other ailments combined. 1t robs the whole
system Of its vigor and energy, gives WEAKNESS
and total indispostion to those once strong and
active renders the stomach powerless to digest
the food, and has for It's attendants, ..r'p
HsodaeAe, Heartburn, Constipafion, Nausea at Sfom.
aek, and Gsnuai DEBILITY Of fAs cAoie Sy'fs"'
refusing its subjects particle Of nourishing or
hearty food. without paying the penalty In the
most agonizing distress, and 0ftentimes com.
plete prostration. To meet the terrible ravages
Of this worst Of all Diseases, have prepared
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p,daasord June %. 1860. lyrIs
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GOES DYSPEPSIA CUREl

Feptr and ydgue, Sick Headache, Sickness at
The Stomache, Constipation, Heartburn,
Collie Pains in Stomach or Bopeis,
Dysentery, Vowiiing, a feeling Of
Faintness and Lassifude, Want
Of Appetite.
will not and cannot exist where the cure Is used.
It removes the Disease by removing the cause,
not like Alcoholic Bitters which cover up your
bad feelings for few moments by their exhilar.
ating effects.
Beware of all such remedies or beverages, but
in their place use Remedy that will restore
the diseased functions to their normal condition
and set in motion the entire human mechanism
in perfect harmony, and upon principles syn
onymous with well defined physiological laws.
That such will he the effect of
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE.
Immediately and instantaneously, We pledge
our word as men Of honor--our reputation as
Pharmaceutists Our favorable acquaintance
with the people rs proprietors of the World
renowned "COE'S COUGH BALSAM," II II Is
used according to our directions. which may DO
found with each bottle.
We add below some Testimonials from our
neighbors and townsmen, to which weask your
careful attention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-07

uIPPOTHEATRON. BEGINS ats
Ill NEw.YORx CIRCUS.
THIS AND EVERY EyENlN0.
On WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY G7h
Great success. Of tie and errat sPeelscal,r
&c. Giil \, NksE ~ t -; ,,.Is OF
produced on scale Of unparalleled spndor with new anu
superb e0''qmt T Jo%s Si 6 @1 PG' bf fBhSsiLrr
SPLENDID CHEESE iLLUMlNATlONs,
49,. Wv THE FLowERY LAND.
1"' MIL NIL .CsU'siNESCE TIE PERFORMANCES
CONTINUOUS TRIUMPH
and ''UTA e Trf rISS;t a, sly, hbwrrED
CHAT COMlC rhNTOMlME,
H.RLFoulE MOTHER ny; J i0,e9,s.s,,,rs
ana ''' '"' JANIS 5 G oF TIE CURRICULUM.
WIN Do present. Tie II = G ti'F II sf4R fEorPg
or PEERLESS ARTISTS APPEAh
NAN AMBURGH & Cos MENhGERIE and
GRFAT MORAL EXHIBITION.
Mo-. so nd ~ BgOhDwAi.
oPEN DAILY. FRON H. 4. ". 10 l0PM
LAST wEhk BUT OH
LAsr VI.LK BIT OAE
or TINS COLOSSAL MENAGERiE,
The mos i fir,p.' e'e or OF hSuATsp NATURE
in the "'' 1 1sTPE.:s - sf An ,. sS BIRDS
or ALL COUNTRIES
WILL POSITIVELY CLOSE
SATURDAY. MARCH, 49,
YEARS MUST ELAPsE
before TIE public VII isvr another opportunity ~ sstirG 90
colipl-te Zoo!ogirsl Collection, a. ~ Icn-.cns
WILL NOT RETURN
WILL NOT EfTURS
20 New York fof several year-
THREE PEtlORNASCFS DAILY.
a. III O. ~. 3 ard 81 y. M. Introducing al tho
WONDLRff'ELl TRAINED AsiMALS.
ADMISSION ONLY IS CENTS
A LFRED BURNETT AT DoDwoRTH
"A HALL.
EVERY TyENiN9 s,.,sc, y, W,as,,s,yl.,ssgssr
QUEER FACES AND cTFiR PEOPLE.
sEW PROGRAMME.
FRESH ELEMENTS pF TIT LUpiCROtS
AND RAID CHANCES or CHARACTER
I n. PATTlSONs
~. FIFTH sOlRER MUSICALE,
THURSDAY EVENING. MARCH ..
At s,enw,y. Concert Room. NO u Past Fourteenth st. Nv
Ing Illustrations Of the o. fiiHo roe music hon ne
sitscnh Century upon mt made hgnd
red yesrs ago, - =. -. .....,.... .,.-,,,,
Tickets 81 to b. had ~ SeinwAys SUD o. a- door
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-07
EOR SALE-l0 ACRES fLAND beantifnlly

EOR SALE-A HOUSE and HOMESTEAD
90 ecfe. u LAND Ia TIE beautiful yiiDsr OF susifod
Conn tho main with Bern. Stab Ac, aud va
rio,y cfiru' Pos,cson 1t OF April A?gy "a. INGALLS,
TEA. e~iIayon, Conn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-07
OuAnrKExAsrzs GENERALS orsica

FIRST DIVISION,
WAsuISsroS CRY. ID. C.. Aar;h !. 1858 J
PROPOSALS for DEAD iiORSES.-SeAle4
Proposa, will BE- received =, this office until ]? eelsd
SATURDAY. March 49, 1875 for the purcls'e Of al hos
that may die or BE- killed te uicsboo Depot nesr We
ington u. c. within the Twelve months succeeding -
date oi tie citing Of the rsct
The horses will b" delivered certain dcsirrs.ed spe
be axed by tho United states -
The animals 70 be removed daily, and conveyss
enough from tho limit, Of tho depot avoid al niisassA
either the depot the residents IN the vicinity.
Payment viii be required IN Government irnf' 81
cos. each MONTH for all animals delivered 70 tnH -
Bonds with approved securities Ia the sam 81 zen 'hoas
(l00Oo losswi &c required from the party 10 WHOA -
contract A. awarded
Each proposal must state the price PER snn'l giving
snd post oce sdre.s Of bidder and b. sccoipsss
y guarantee signed by two -sponsbe prrson' N eesu
by United states officer responsible prson kpovs
this Office and by tho oath o allegiance signed ssmSsS
and du Y stiestrd. ,,,.
Til. cnce reserves tho right rec. any or all BID -
ni,y Ne offered v,A.
Proposas should be addressed 10 'he undersigned Wsso
ton d. C.. sud be plainly marked ON the envelope rpeS
Tor Dead llogsea" JAMES A. LIZA a
Colonel in chsrrc FITS, Division q b. o. y
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VNUE WEBER PIANO-FORTE-

i I, slini,h tho BEST Ptsno.Fod~ made because .hs
maker heslcs ling practical uechano Of long experience
l. also TifOBrGH MUSICIAN. thus couiSinins sivan-
tages posesedy other manufacturer in the United states,
such Is the tr-uoay OF = B Mills Rober. Heller, Geo. =
Brsow Vim. sson, {. jerome ho kns Chas. Fpdel. hsx
M.fctxrh Gail .nsrhu, John Zundlr Maurice s;ratosco
GiovAli sconc Edward and Henry Molenhaoer Louis
Morlns and very good musician in the uiitci States
Warerooms Nolss Nest Broadway, near CauslsI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-07
pIANOs, dELODEONs, HARMONIOUS

Sole dep, for Peoubets superior Iiarnonums whole.
sale sal retail rc-s y 10 to 5000 instruments LET
J. NPELrOE. No. gil Broadway. New.loIk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-07
Gousrs ano farms fOantc0.
Real estate for Sale.

A j. BLOCKER son, q Co., Auctioneers
IA. and Rel Estate nrok.r-, 40. y tedsrs'. hay" AZ
private ,al- nun-r Of v-inAhs and moderate priced
HOUSES and STORES: also BUILDING LOIS IN various
yaTs - che cry.
A. J. BLECKFR. sOSk Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-07

I IGHT IN SPANISH AMERlCA.-A meet
ing 10 b., he'd THIS EVENING, (Tuesisy) March T.
Al the Church Of the Pirins nrootyn. consider the
pror... aud prospects Of Liberty in the Spanish
American States.
Addresses by several cl.rsymen Of Br ohyn and by two
Mexican priests. Who with 01 other. have preached the
rosnel Of jew. Christ 70 The authority u kon.e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-07

THE HOACI WATERS Grand, Square,
i and Uprln, ,IANos, MELOpEoNS, HARMO.
NUNS and ELiAi ORGANS. Whoie,ss sud retail To
s and rent a,Swedf purchased. Monthly paypien,s
ceived or the sane Second hand piano. bsfsan from $50
S,5 Sheet nuso tto soird Iio per page Pisri.,
IN attendance e try music Factory and waerooms
No. 4si Broadway. Ch paid for second hand Pisnos.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-07

CADEMY or MUSIC.
"A THURSDAY NEXT
FOR THIS EVENING ONLY
pRAHD COMBiSATlON CONCERT.
MARETZEK AND MAX SrRtKOSCH CONCERTS
for the Benefit Of Disabled Soldiers sud Soldiers, widow"
d Ophyu. ondr the auspices Of tie Christian Alliance aud
the direct Of h coiIuiit'- Of
OUR MOST DISTINGUISHED CITIZENS,
including his Honor the MAYOR. l. A. Booze Mathew T.
R-unan. Ofison Rlnnt Gen. Wsbridse, Ossey hs brr
nsrd Cas,erly J. Devlin Horace Clnn ;. T. iussei'
Nreks smith d. Devlin 5. T. Gilbert esp. De O,oo = =
Storm {. +. Este w. ID. Connect o. NJ flatte D. D. Casin
M FOILowINO ARTISTS WILL APPEAR;
Nile. DE KhTOW.
n JAMES NJ. WEllI,
Mira LAURA HARRIS.
S,nor GARlBOLDT,
Me. FKIDA NJ GEBELE.
AND OTHER EMINENT NOCALISTs. ~
Tickets Of AdDs,inn-Dollir ard half keefyrd seas
hall dollar They may he obtained s oil oil tue Princr
pal hotels and mus!c-sioWs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-07
CTEINWA & SONS GOLD MEDAL

~ GRAND AID SQUARE PIANOS are row considered
the best In Eur)e well this country having received s
hrst Prize Meds the Worlds Exhibition Ia London 1862.
The pncpieaso way tho seinway Pianos superior
30 all Others, that the irm Is Composed Of live practical
piano ogte maS Gather and -four son VINO invent all their
nproyennts, and under whose personal supervision
every part OF b instrument 10 manufactured. Narroom,
Noe IL aDd ~ L Fourteenth between Union Square and
Irving r.cr NJ .Inrk
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Drp GOODS.

F FSM of sfocK HOUSEKEEPING GOODS ruum
,,,,,,a,. MN NAPkINs. DoYLIEa ouul~
% ehsEs e S2ss GasTY Z Mrsln
EQUAL ~ QUALITY TO wAAsU1TA. SELLING =
800 DozkNs BEST QUALITY LADIES',
ENGLISH AND GERMAN COTTON HOSE FRoS q
g 6ozEss oksSs' Blown surEnsror AAaA
800 DOZENS LADIES' FULL REGULAR IRoNnAlo
b bpsE Ei sS.asd' FAR MUCH UNDER REGULAR fACAA
SPLENDID Line NEEpEE: " TRtxanaA
AA' FITTED coEEt LARS L stEEE sL AfS
MILNE q ILL iIsG $50 P EAcss.
rnE 5StL A sH9e scoTsR THi2S h*SEk
EVERY DESCRIPTION.
full STOCK FRENCH, GERMAN AND Do,9ssD
Hoor.sKIRrs. MAGIC RUFF TNas, YRrLLINoi ~
CROCHET EpoNas xSp TRIMMINGS OF
EVERY DESCRIPTION.
ONE rTs IAEs VSzGS eAPks kER
EMBRlDEhED MA mAY EsEEIEts LAoa
CHILDRENs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SILx
HANDkERCHlEFS,
HEM-STITCH HANDkERCHlEFS, ~,
much below usual prices
ALL THE NEW SPRING SrYLEs
FINE FRENCH FLOWERS
HAT AND HAT-FkAMES,
HARAsOLS AND SUN-UABRELLAA
FANCY FANS-DRESSiNG-CASEd
FANCY COMBS-LOMBARD PINS,
HAiR-NET COMBS AND BRUSHES,
AND OTHER REASONABLE GOODS OF TIN -
QUALITY.
OPENING,
600 sctssss Of s the NEW SHADES best qualify HAn
RIBBONS In all wid,hs-VELVET RIBBONS TRIhk1
| = RIBBONS, B0NNET-SILKS,
CLOAK and MANTILLA TRIMMINGS. BER
RIBBONS, ETC.
AFULL ASSORTMENT OF ALL KINDS OF 10om
FOR A FiRsr-CLAss YANKEE NOTION AND fAt6
MING STOCK,
OPENING,
900 dozen best quality
SPRING COLORS. PARIS KID GLOVES
always SOC. u pair under res.sI price.
N. B.-SOo PAIRS BEST QUALITY LIGE -
al . pair X. II. MACY.
Nos. 2o4 and 7eG SiIth-sve. near FounssAAA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-07

EOR SALE-The thrce-story brick HOUSE
J. and LOT No. 20 tifhs near the Bowery In good or
der with pd~n improvements. good yard, &c Apply ON
thn prcnI.rs. al No. Us bnWery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-07
Board an1 Rooms.

DOARD.--A private family in Forty-third.st.
wen S,tb and SeveuhRyr. vii Jet two furnished
ROOMS scneinen aud provide breakfast Adore" Box
No. Iva C~BessI T. o., with and reference.
COUNTRY BOARD WANTED for two Ia.
~ dies chdfrn. aud sccDr uoia on for two nuf,e,
dnrii the summer ~ easy N-wfork City Ad
ife,, w 81 POWELL. No 10 Wall st. Eew.York City.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1865-09-28

A letter from London says that the cele.
brated Belle Boyd is so reduced in finances
in that city, that she has been compelled to
sell her jewely; and also states that she is
going upon the stage A play, intensiiying
many Of the scenes she has passed through,
has been written expressly for her. Predic-
tons Of her success are freely INDUCED.
In the last news from China, it will be re.
membered, it was stated that the Tapping re-
bellion was extnguished, but that another re.
bellion had arisen and that Pekin had been
captured by this second lot, who are called
after the name of their leader, Nienfel In
this crisis, the London Times urgently pres
SEES upon the English government the wisdom
of remaining neutral
Mexican Neac8.--The term of Office Of
President Jaurez will expire on the Both Of
November next It is very probable that
General Ortega will be selected by the lib
erals to Gil his place. A fight took place re-
Gently on the San Juan river, at the pass Of
Pazo de la Cabeas between a force Of the
imperialists and party Of liberals under
General Escobeda, in which the former were
badly beaten The late Confederate General
Parsons and six of his men were killed in
the engagement
Ex-Governor Medill, oG Ohio, died at his
residence in Lancaster, in that State, on the
Doth inst. He was a States Rights Demo
crat, and for twenty five years an active and
powerful member Of that party. lie was 90
years of ace, and was never married.
Augusta, Maine, the capital of the State
was visited by a terribly destructive fire on
Sunday, the 18th inst The entire business
portion of the city extending from the pas.
senger bridge to Winthrop street and from the
river to above the railroad track, is in ruins.
Every lawyers Office in the city, every bank,
two hotels, the postof6ce, express and tele-
graph Offices, all the dry goods, book and
clothing stores in the city, ETC., were des-
troyed, The loss is fully halfa million dol.
lars.
"A curious case Of miscogenation has re.
Gently occurred in South Carolina. Captain
g. j. Scanlin, of the 18th colOred troops, sta
toned at BulOrd, has been tried, convicted
and sentenced by court martial to be dis.
missed the service for cOhabiting with and
afterwards marrying a colored woman Of
bad repute Sentence has been affirmed by
General Gilmore commanding the depart
ment, in general order
The Montgomery special of the Mobile
Ne,Cs says: 'M,ny influential citizens Of
Marengo and the adjacent counties have Pc
titioned Governor Parsons, asking interposi-
ton or the removal Of Colonel Lynch, of the
9th Wisconsin cavalry, as Lynch's open sen.
timents would lead to a negro rebellion
against the whites and to bloodshed. "
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1865-09-28

The only difference between q negro sui.
frage advocate and a negro is--the one has
the kinks inside while tho other has them
outside.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1865-09-28

"Whoro do you hail from" queried Van.
kee Of q traveller
"Where do you rain from2
" Don'train at oil, said the astonished
Jonathan,
Neither do hail, 80 mind your own bus
mess"
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1865-09-28


The Vice President has two thousand
head OF cattle and two hundred head of
wives. They have an awful appetite once
thoughtlessly gave family ticket to an elder
to attend my lecture. He came and filled
the whole house Twas success that
night, but didn't get any money The sew
enteen wives of deceased Elder tried to
make me a Mormon and marry them, They
wept they hove sigh seventeen signs
"a sigh of considerable size They put
their soft white hands in mine, seventeen
hands surrounding me.
There | was all alone, away from my par
ents / exclaimed, hope you hare no dis
honorable iatcnhoa8i As / took myself
away they said in their grief IL is too mucH
That was just the thing that troubled me in
their request-and so / said, il is too much
When captured by the Indians, saw de.
scending on me the glistening thomashawk
in the morning light ] had no reinforce
ments-nO pOntOOns--no last ditch with me,
and had no female attire, 80 SEE boldly,
surrender was allowed to march with
side arms and green cotton umbrella, which
my aunt at Carracap had given me- didn't
feel afraid--not for had exposed my life
before. once stood at CenteryiIle, and saw
thousands of bulets-those leaden messen.
gers of death-thousand of them passing
close by me-packed in boxes and wagons,
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Remembered Still

Sveelly gentle thought come Ger me
OF the loved Of long ago.
Silent forms now pass before me
As my heart beats faint and slow,
Can IL be that / am droaming'
Are these visions formed In sleep
Or, Is light from memory streaming
Der the paste unfathomed deep'
Yes, tis memory Ger me stealing.
Sinking with The days Of yOre;
And its mystic deep revealing.
Brings up faces now no more.
Softly in the twilight voices
Loveo low whispers seem to fall,
And my weary h0art rejoices
As I hear an angel call
Well / know tho voice that calls me,
'Iis the one / love so we'll
She, whose presence never fails mo,
Fen through deaths l0ug, sad farewell
Yes when days are calm and pleasant,
Or when joys 10 sadness turn,
Sister, thou art always present
In ioud memory's sweetest urn.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1865-09-28

The jacksonville, Oregon, Sentinel says:
"Several of our citizens returned last week
from a visit to the Great Sunken lake situa
ted in the Cascade mountains about Is miles
north east from jacksonville This lake
rivals the famous valley Of Sinbad the Sailor
1t is thought to average 1000 feet down to
the water all round The walls are almost
perpendicular, running down into the water
and leaving no beach The depth of the
water is unknown and its surface is smooth
and unruhled, as it lies so far below the sur
face of the mountaint that the air currents do
not affect it. Its length is estimated at Il
miles, and its width at 10. There is an
island in its center, having trees upon it.
No living man ever has, and probably
never will, be able toreach the waters edge
It lies silent, still and mysterious in the
bosom of the everlasting hills, like a huge
well scooped out by the hands of the giant
genii of the mountains, in the unknown
ages gone by, and around it the primeyal
forests watch and ward are keeping
The visiting party fired several times into
the water, at an angle of As degrees, and
were able to note several seconds of time
from the report of the gun until the ball
struck the water. Such seems incredible, but
isvouchod for by some of our most reliable
citizens The lake is certainly most re.
markable curiosity