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EErPBILOsOPHY OF MARRIAGE.

the PropIissors Of the New York Museum Of AuEt-
omy nave dets mined, regardless Of e1per Sc 70 Is
frse (f0r the bonsft Of suffering hulnanity and
suppression qusosery) four Of their most inter
ssiag and instructive Lectures on MarTit g and ts
disqualification, Eervous and Phi seal Debility
Premature decline of Manhood, Indigestion, " eak-
ness or Depression, Impotency, Blss o Energy and
Msnly Power; the great Sosial Xviii, and those
Ma1a lifs Whi.h result from youthful flllitR, eE-
oesses OF maturity, and Ignorance Of Physlol 1gy
hnd laws Of aature.
These invaluable Lectures have beeu the means
Of enlighteuing and saving thousands, ond will be
forwarded fIes, on receipI Of four stamps, by I'D
dressing SECRETARY, New York Hussum Of Anat-
cmy and Medicine, 6lS Broadway. EsW York.
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RaiImans.
NLKVBLAED 5 ERIK RAILROAD

( CLEVELAND 5 ER1E RAILROAD
1865. WIETEB ARRAEGzasBHc. wss.
On snd sfssr BIoucay, Oct :lst, 1864, PASSENGER
Trains viii run as follow, Osundsy1 rxosFssd);
LEAVE CLEVELAND:
$50. a. H.--DAY EXPEESS TRAlE-ssoEpiuz e.
Ni1ouEaby, PainesFile. Madison, Geneva, Ash
tabUlAs Oonnasut and Glrard only, and arrive 81
hris a Ia p H. Dunkirk 5;45 P. ~, BuBslo
E:2s P. M.-OIHOIEBATI EXPRESs-ssoppinz a
Paincsvile, Ashtabuis snd Girsrd cnly, and ar
riyeS 81 kr7e6 40 ?. IT, Dunkirk rs ?. X, Euf
$50 2. Il. = EiAiL AID ACCOMMODATIONS
sto7piBg ct ell stations aud arrive ~ Erts -
800 P. m..NieHT ExPREss TEAIE-stousIns a
Psins5Ville, AEhtabula E13 Girard OILY. aud
Arrives - lris et R:4s A. r.. DurEiEE sgG
A.H.@HuGslo 40 A. x.
- - bEAvE EEIE,
80 z. 1--ElGHT E5PBESs TRAIa-2sosBins
st 9irhrd, Ashtsbulh and PaIlegvIIle only, and
arrive st Oeyeisnd st 7:50 A. 4.
6sl5 a. n. hAib AND AOO0MMODhTfOE
IBAlh-stoFgins at oil stations and arrive 81
I0;I5 A. M.-T0LEBO HXPEEES-Stop7sns 81 all
Gtstioas except swanFille, saybTook, UnlonvilIe,
Perry, Mentor and Wioklihe, and arrives 81
5:s5 P. M.-DSY ExPREss TRkIE-stosslpe 81
9irsrd, Conneaut, AEhtabula, Geneva & Paines
Vile only, and s-riyss iu Cleveland az Is ?. \.
Trains.
With trains for Toledo, Ohioago Oolumbus, Cinoin.
patt, Indianapolis, St Louis, do. and all through
trains going eastward, connect at Dunklrk With tls
trains Of the New York Erie R8ilroed, and >. BUE
fal with those Of the New York Central 4 Gufaio
AoW York Oity ksiroeds for New York, Albany
Boston, Niagara Fsliss &C.. and at Erie with trsibs
HG- Day Ezprass, East and West, conaect' ~
9irErd With Trains on EIis Pitts5urgh Eziir5ac
foT LiEesTillo, Aeadviiies, Janess9gH, e e. -
Cisysgard, Oct. s7ss. Isss.
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Apamphlet directing how to speedily restore
frhf and give up spectaces, without aid Of doctor
or medicene-sent BY mad free, on receipt Of ten
rents address E B. FOOTE, NJ. D.,
f-bl4. R3d6w Il30 Broadway, New York.
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aasataaee.
l6G2, HVGAEER 1887
,kgTgAb INSURANCE G0HPAHX,
fire AND MARINE

CAPITAL AND ASSETS, S200, OF
10 Scrip DfFidsnds. Profits divided IN OAsH
s-nong Stock and Policy Holders.
Takes Marine Hazards Of all kinds, Fire Risks,
Buildings, Merchandise, Furniture, Yessss IN PoFs
md tke better class Of Risks generally.
DIRECTORS.
Vim. Hart, =. Pelton, Amssa Stone,
P. OhsmberlIr, l.. D. Hudson, Hon J. P. RobIsos
s. Garrstsou, A. J. Breed, O. Fl. Oviatt,
2. ". PeltOp, VIM. Wellhouse
OEETOE-0viatts Exohsnge, foot os Superior
street, Cleveland, Ohio.
Losses hd.nssed and promptly paid.
WA. SART, President.
L. .. HUpsoH, Secretary. o1l7:IsdGT
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DRR.GO0DALE'S
CkTARRH
RE ME DX
AND MODE OF TREATMENT Is
THE ACME OF PERFECTION,

It penefrafes the secret ambush of
this terrible di,esse, and exterminates il, root and
branch, forever.
It removes aI the WPefehed sYmp-
toms Of this loathesome malady, and avefts con-
sumption
It cleans the head, deOdOrises the
breath, and affords the most grateful relief
1t alIeviates more agony and siIeut
suffering than tongue can tell.
IL Is noted for curing the most hope
less cases that every known means failed in.
It cures Hay, Rose and Periodic Ca
tarrh, Of the most obstinate aud violent types.
NO form Of CatarFh or noises In the
cad can resist its penetrating power.
DR.. GOOdnle's Catarrh Remedy Is q
harmless liquid, inhaled from the palm OF the hand
DR.. p. GO0daIe Is known thrOughOuf
the country as the Author Of the only Tire Tbeo-
~ Of CRtRrrh ever pm b.ished- Where its Origin
What its Ravages-NOde Of Treatment-and Rapid
Cure In all its forms.
DIR. GOOdaless Pamphlet on Cafarrll
should Be read BY every 1t can be obtained e
our nearest Agency, or BY sending postage stamp
70 cur Office.
Price 81 90. Send stamp for pamphlet.
NORTON & CO., Sole Ag'tl, IS Blocker S., n. =.
Gold by G.. ". CLARK, Cleveland. febs:Rs
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UOhhEUTIOh8i
shslby-SAaduBky, Mansfield 3 newark Railroad, {.
ManEssd, MI. Vernon, Newark. Rsno5yfna
&o.
Cgssiiins-Pl PlttSburEh, Fort WGyns ChiorFo Rsi
road, Forest, QpTar sanlusky, DslphoE Lima
Hort Wayne, LADoTta, chicago, ase-, West zrT
East for Mansfield, Wooster, MsEslioa. 50.
Grafton ard Baiief5gtsi;se Railroad Line. haric1
Helleiontaine, Sidney. Union, MUHoie, TndIAu
aPoiis, Terrs Ha1ts, NinlsEnos srtHsgilis
LouisYills, Cairo, ST. Louis, &c
DslsWRTs-Eit th Springfield Branch for Springfield.
Columbus-Littls Miami a Columbus and Xeaia
Railroad fer Xenia, Dayton, Indianapolis
TsrTe Hsute, st. Louis, Morrow, Loveland, and
Oincinnsti, and with the Ohio snd MlEsissibpl
ReilrOad st Cincinnati for EouisyiIle, Evans
vile, Cairo, 81. Louis, I'D all POINTS on tbs
Ohio River.
Oolumbus-OsntralO Ohio RaFro-d ter Newark, ZEnoa
vile, Wheeling, &o.i Columbus, PiQua 4 In.
diana Railroad for PiluA, UrbEna &c.
ES-Eor Tickets to al points and infoTTlstion zEsI
at the Passenger Station, and At Union Ticket Oos
AZ Superior street. 3. b. FLINT,
Cleveland. Dot. 81. 1884, sEserinfsnds7t
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CLEVELAND AND PlTTsBURsB
WINTER ARRAEaEBEHr.

I581, WINTER ARBAhdLb EEI. Ieeb
On and aftGr hjo ndaY Dec. i9fh 1854 TraIns ieevi
Cleveland as loloEs. uniiy, (5u1dayE eEceptsd(
500 Z. AAiiS-kTrtyes at PitbsburRb 500 2. -.
hsrr1sburga 2:51 A. Il, baltimore ZOO A, n,
Meshinstu4 la-s5 A. NJ, Philadeiphla $50 A. =.
New York GOA. NJ. " bee ting 500 p. n Con-
meets at Hudson with q. q = U. Z. z. for Akron
and Millersburgh.
I;sO P. q. -Ez PRESs-Arrfvss si Pittsburgh s:l5 r
n, HarrisbuTgh 7:3O A. NJ, Baltimore I2;2A P
NJ, W tod 40 P. n, Philadelphia l2:4G ?.
NJ, New York 2:i5P. M, Wheeling 30 A. M, :
s:I5 P. M.-AOCONMODATI0N-F Hudson and
intermediate Stations, CuyRhoga Fails Akron
and MllerHburgb, connecting At OTTyills With
p. +. ". y, BY. for Canton, HG5silIOn, Hoos.
ter and Mansfield.
CHTsTan thr0ush ron Pittsburgh 70 Reg EoFk
tEis Al s1toWnh WiEiiouL change o. Csrs.
81 Fare aa low as BY any other Iizt.
~ Through Tickets oan be prnout 60 at ths U1fgu
Eaedd-3tTsst 5tAtlon. -
.. 3. D..EEREUN. BuHle.
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9geflai MatIeaa.
8FIIiS SPFCIFIO PILLS-WAR'

EsETED III AL OA6ES.-1aa - TsIio5
EsTsE al g oErsi Do not nsnEsstsl Are Epocd
n acsioni Re ohsngs OF diet regultssI Do not IL
tsrfszs with business FuTHlissl Oen be uEod wish
cut dsfaotioai Upward Of 200 eurgz the psss month
SONS q them T,r5 seFsre cEaea. Over ono hun-
frrd physicians have used fh1u n shsiT prae-
fic-, ana Ffc1f vel of their eflcacy, aid approve
q thsiF ooluqositinn, which q entirely vegetable
ard harmless on tha sFEteIn- Hundred5 q o5rtlai
fatea on BE- EhoEn. Beli'H Specific Rils a7o n
original and only gsnnlns Specie PHI They are
rtsptsd Tor malls Eud fsmhis, oidor yDuIFs ene
the cnlV reliable remedy foT eiocting 6 PsEnEd
seat rnd apesdy 0urc In Ell cssos Of spsrmstOuhea
% Ss1nins. weakness, With al itB trains q eTils
zach g UrsthraI and Vaginal Dischargaz, 6ieet,
be Whites, Mighty OF Involuntary EnisiOnE, In.
aontaeucs, Genital Debility and IrrisabiiitY, Inas
potency, weakness or loas Of Power, Nervous De-
buity, &C., &c. ali Of which arise principally fro
EeEusl EIoezsss or SELF Abuse, OF soIao constitu.
tio1Gi. .a1rensoment and inospsoitates the EahsEeE
ron fulalling the duties Of married nie. In al
EiNuAl dse11es ss Sonorrhes, Gleet and Etriotunez
hoaEuifng Physician for the treatment oi Seminal,
Urinary, Sexual, and Nervous Diseases Who viii
send, free 80 al, tbs following Vhiuable HorEi IN
ssslsd snEelope;
TRE EIF-urF TBoUsEED.--Dr. Bells Troaelss OF
E-lf AbuEe, Premature Dsosy, Inpotsnoe and Los
cf Power, Hazu.i Diseases, Seminal Weakness,
EiEhtIy Emissions, Genital Dsbihty, g., &C.,
pamphlet Of G. pages, confsininE Important hd-
yics 70 the atiieted, and which should b read b.
every sufarer the means Of oure in fhs ssTarsss
ftsgas 3 plsinl2 ct forth- Two stamps required
80 pay rastEE1. iulySl = l:na.E. .frlfTE
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DHY5IOIANS PKESCRIPTIONs-
i The dispansation Of Physieia ian.' Prsscrfutiop.
always receives et our hands that care and aftsn-
tion which their importance demands, and none
but articles Of most unexceptionsble quality are
used in their preparation.
Physicians who condde their Prescriptions to
our care, arc assured that our prices are always
reasonable. CHURCHILL BROTHER,
ianEI No l26 0ntari cstrest.
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A MERIO AN LEG.

A ERIC AN LEG.-
AThis Is the best Artificial Leg
ever Patented. for DURABILITY,
SIMPLICITY and ACTIVITY. Gov
srnment has adopted this leg into
the Army and Navy. This is .
accommodation to the Limb. ss
eovernment gives to the Solder
zone but the best.
Send for q Pamphlet.
AMERICAN LEG CO.,
Atvster Buildin-.
fsb9:90l CleYslApf
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NLEVRLAND Ard TOL'TD0 B R
WINTER AeRAHGEMKRF.

On and sfisr MoRdhy. Oct ylst, 1854, Passenger
Trnins Vin lssvs Cleveland As ioiloEE (sundsYs ex,
cepted:
Gfaftop. Obgrli1, Wakeman, Soryyalh a oaroe,
vile, Belle ClFde, Fremont aud Eimorr,
II \ Or, ,. md Detroit 10 2. X.
$50 p. NV R5TEhh MAIL.-St0ps st 81 BtstIonr
on south6rE Division, aud arrfves st Toledo 81
1:z5 ?. HI Ohinsgo st rs A. n. and Detroit II
10 20 ?. z,
$50 z. M.--EoRrHERH MAIL.-5tops at All s;r.
tions on Northern DviEtop, and srrives at Fan,
duslxy ct 7:le P. II.
lo-ss P 6.-NIgaT ExPREss.-sLoRs ai Grafton
Eo-Wzik. HGnrosVils, ClT1e and Fremont, snd
srFiFes 81 Ts's5o st 4 A. Il; Caicz 70 Ef ~ ;fs
IN. and Detroit st soc An
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CONNECTIONS

Connections aro ulado a. bonneville with The Esz,
eHssT, Mansfield Newark z. B.; st Clyde with tht
san3 3lsky. Dayton = Cincinnati r. r.; s. FTeEleq'
With She FremOat 4 Lpdtaue = Z. and st Toledo
With the MiohiFan Southern Northern Indiana aal
Toledo 3 WahEsh Railroads for Chicago, Detroit
jackson, FO1t Wayne, LogEnsFcrt, Lafayette. Cairs
Southwest.
7 Trains arrive n Cleveland from Tcledc sad ~,
West ST go n, 2:a5 ?. y, and $50 P. \. FroR
saud1slIy ST :l5 A. n =, D. RUCEER. Eas'k.
/ f5i.-al~nd Oct "a iaff
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LIST TrAsn-s:O5 A, H.-OINOIHHATI EXPRESS
stQpPing at Grafton, Wellington. Neg Ion.
dQeSheiby, Orestlido, Cation, Gilead, Car.
d6rgfon, Ashley, DelsvsEs, Devils Centre aus
W0sthiDgton.
"a TrAln-2:45 P. H.-AOUO@M0DdTIOH.-
81 al 5satons, and strives 10 Columbus at s r.
=. X, Cincinnati 80 A. a..
"a TrAins-lQ.01 p m.-HIGHT Exp PRESS-Stoppint
at Grafton, Wellington, EeE london, Shelby,
Orestlins, Gallon. Gilsad. Cs7tiaEtcH and Dali
aW6re,
Trains leave OoUmbcs at 20 and I3:z5Az, z:40R.z
ArEiEs Is Cleveland s;sO a. H., and 8 80 P \
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gatRUaps.
A TLANTIG AID GREAT WEsFKKH
- RAIN NE

FaII and Winter Lr9sn emeRt.
Takes Eject AO7Gey, NoUsusber zsth, 1854.
Two Through Express Trains Daily) between
CLEVELAND and NEW YORK.
"DAY EzFREss, leaves Cleveland (sandays exosFt-
edl ct $50 A. n, arrives ct Meadvls ct 2:oO p -
pinnerl Salamanca At 555 P. n, Isl soPiRg Cszzl
and New York at I:10P. NJ
'rEIsHT EXPBEss," leaves Cleveland SaturdaEa
sxcsptod,l st e:l5 P, n, Sleeping Cars attachea,
arrives at hsadyille at LEO A. NJ, Salamanca 81
4;50 A. n, and New York at IO:S0 P. n.
WESTWARD.
Day ExpTess-LseYsq New York st.,...,,,,,709 4, =.
Arrived at Cleveland at......7;30 A.. =.
hight do -Basves New York ct. 1900 ?. Es
Arrives at Cleveland at...,,,9:TO P. n,
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- OLD EYES MADE NEW

p ii6i1 u 81 iha principal DrugZi5ts.
g, y. CLkRK, DrBggisss agent foI Cleveland.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-15

A single DetfIe VIII last a HOnGh-fO
he use,t three times n Day.
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B0YS& YOUTHS CLOTHING
IN ALL SIZES,

These Goods are made expressly for our Trade,
and in stJl finish and workmanship are equal to
the best Custom Work.
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EnSz DAILY TRAIEs EBCA
PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YOR
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-01-07
(PUBL!c--No. 1927

,ffH 10 e1a PUBL!c-NO. 1921 laq bih
An AcT'to carry into effect Treaty between
the United States and her, Briaiihic
MAissty for tho final settlement of The
Claims Of the Hudson's Bay and .Puist's
i Sound Agricultural CoupanisAs -asm
Be 4 esaeted 1y Gae &esaAs ssd HSuse
Of Representatives. Of tAs UsiteJ S11tss
Of Amersca u Csa6reae ssaesblak That
the President Of The United States, by. and
with the sdvies and consent q the 6seate.
shsa spPeist commissioner. whore desY it
shsQ Be. eeej9ntly with ~ eosnmia1iSisr
appointed by Aee Bitasie Mjsssy's oisuu-
meat. 70 iavessiSats, s3jnsl. and des~a;ns
he eaaius q he Hndssa's Bay Cenpssy
~ - ~ PsgstS Sesnl AsrieshnsT Co.
Pssy agaiast - gsseunsGa q - uul6sa
Ssatss. psssssnt - 'the tesns e Q tssaay
Ggssd q WssAingssa - - 1use .dsy e
Jsay. sgAasss A.s1ss1 - dry 1sss; -
- ss1ninissw - - snahssissl =
aepsinss slsSk, viGAs suupsnnafsn { -
sass = sgA a.ess pw ~. ~
-. 4 ~ = : Hv6f~ suuoua -
~ ~saPssss1io = - ssn,insiuue -
~ ~ Gu.1 49, hlu1e. - usvoso
- ps1 sspsA Al - q.
es~y SH - UpsuafD aGsun2
- dhD6GsGn.U0 s13D o. -
aiDooDp.s o. us1n9 uAusR -
90 -a6o = - 0Yf.. -
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- = = - - = = ss.s -
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- o.ss -. - = - u1nsd
- ssuusu> - -.
= 3 80. -. = @ .
sAwins5 = - uss1la Mloss1aE
h6so - suu1sse.g - t.inD - -
ssuiD. - -. - ssguh6nD -
essass~s@g ~ Cs.snusi.a = - Uains1
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-01-07
Neditations of Melancholy Man.

The following qseer epistle was handed into
our sanctum by tall, mysteriously dressed
gentleman, on New Years Eve. We know
from his melancholy visage and the sepulchral
tones of his voice lie was ll-at-rest, and for
this reason the more cheerfully give place to
bis lugubrious complaint:
am afflicted with dysphoria, and my
stomach is my worst enemy.
At night dream "f blue devils; when
awake think of real devils.
Imay be to blame for thus pouring out my
troubles upon the car Of the public, but hav-
ing suffered long in secret, feel l am some-
what justified in making the public suffer too.
Vice triumphs and virtue goes unrewardcd.
Vide, myself.
Dyspeptics should hold all Offices Of profit
and trust.
Of this class is Caleb Lyon Of Lyonsdale.
know it from his name.
As also the editor of the Democrat. l
know it from the way he growls at the Gov
ernment.
As also the editors Of the Pacific Tribune.
know from the multiplicity of Offices they
ho:d.
This remark likewise applies to all Cop
perheads. They sll :oant office.
That's what's the matter.
see in an Olympia newspaper an article
Labeled " The Skamania County Legislation"
It's writer is one of us, and probably wants
to 90 to Congress to be cured.
The people Of Clark county vote for Dele
UsL, & 0,oco. J1.sA
( That's whats the matter.
All dyspcptics want Office. I'm one Of
them.
The people are easily ruled. All is in
knowing how. We meet in secret for that
purpose. H.. ..
It will be done. ...
l am opposed to church fairs; ditto sewing
circles; ditto strong. g.minded women.
AT some church fairs many things arc done
which arc not sanctioned elsewhere.
For instance: Games Of chance and social
equality. ...... .i,.ma.y4 ....
Sewing circles will doif held on the Qua
ker principle. e.sa ,.. ..0.
Strong minded women are subearable.
Women were not designed to deliver lectures
of ride astride hobby. I'D, .,i
am also opposed to uiggcr equality. So
arc all respectable darkies. ..s -. a.
The genuine darkey looks with undisguised
contempt upon those use burnt cork to look
and act like him. ..,.....
"A darkey never white-washes to look and
act ike white man. .,...t-..a,,
u can't see the propriety Of shedding croc-
odile tears ovef the poor negro, and ignore the
rights Of Lo. the poor Indian. A
Ny experience has led me to believe that
the poor Iudian Is Is much human as the poor
negro. pa. .y.
l am opposed to soliciting the recommend
ations Of Copperteads for Office.
don't think any man has . right to make
the signing Of petitions test" Of loyalty 10
kinseE unless be isteu1ait to b undsrstood
thst be is candidate fse Congress.
lam opposed to nullifeatioa. So vas Gen.
eral Jackson.
soae are aan. Deaf knew bow the pso-
Pls staad uPoa it
Others ere fos il vith aa IT, Are in much
desht - to bev the people stsad.
Others oppose it. So did Jseksoa. So do
So does the Eagle Of Ebrrty and tie St.
Srangled Basses.
So void Dssy Crockett. " Be sss. veal =,
sSAi. shes g shesA-"
Hse sueih aay vs BE- nuIIiSed
Nsy he srra sfG..s.l JseAs. e..xi..-
~ k9.s 4 sslEkem
Iii tcax.
M@e ss~.
Cans Jssu 90 JesnsvrLE
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IPrsLIc-No. i7o-l
An ACT rrpealias certain psovis;sss sf lsw
essc-sn;ae sesses - bssd psAlie -
vsivsse vsssrb - - Usis~1 0onnss.
n = nsssj - ~ SDss - 8sse
# Rsy~s.ssfirS . ~ Cssa.j SAos
|A.cr;s = C,<-n sx.xlri, Thaa
- .srA Il - 81 eseislsa IA 81 - q,
rvuanns e sss..s - bs.sS - psA6e -
puivss vsu.sA e ~ Csapi Sssaa" -
crvs~1 ~ - e M1.A - d1
80 hm1.1 - ase.A - - = -
hsaAss s.pig - h~t0g = &pA'
kGPisuss s.sh asAs Csns1 en11oy
ps - pso ssssVe snn1 = -
tshsi ssa's~ p{sl = ssa.. si..
= - CnIoui -. - - - e .
-. -. -. olsssssA -. q sAn
- s.g - sssV,6n - Us1and
49,. Ys1 - 1b84AnssA - -
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crsHs IL ezvss 6 vzxash shs=s:s ns1s1
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- - un<A q - - sssniso e = e g.
sassa . Al srs ssFsa Z. s...se A6s
upss Dip - ve.sA 4 ~ Csiad ss,a.
- 9ss srsasia fsssip v.k sppDssd
~ tkay-fa q Msy. 60 sAsa6 Gga
A@asa - sAisy. - a.ks ai.rsiuinusi.
= hs@ = vsss.h ssaia pssvsGso 4
vhse a<vs sAan - sisins 4 ID Csiasi
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rspssasa: Rssslal, ASs~. H. s6e1
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APPsssed, Joe 3, 1851.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-01-07
[PUBLIc-No. 1861

aaaso .r lPUsIIc-No. 1861 aiaI
AN ACT to sepsl the Fugitive Slave Att Of
eighteen hundred and fifty, and al acts
p and parts Of. acts for the rendition Of fa-
q gitve slaves. i,4harI gy3,. 10 lllllswt
IN Be i esacsed by tie Senate asd 'Hevse
0 Representatives. Of tie United Suats
Of Aanerica IN Cosgress assembied, That
sections three and four of an act entitled
IAN act respecting fugitives and persons
escaping from the service of their maseess,''
passed February twelve. ssventeea hundred
and ninety-three, and an aet sutilled
IAN act to amend. and supplementary to.
the act entitled IAN act respecting fee;tivss
from justice. and persons escaping from
the service Of their masters passed February
twelve seventeen haudred L and nissty-
three, passed September, eighteen hsndrsd
and fifty. BE-. apd tho same 10 hereby,
repe&led. n ylN. 1a ritsr i1sao edl
Approved, June 20. 1864. III sal aAn
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-01-07
PUslJc-NO. lee.
An ACT 70 iscosPssaAs TIE Colssu1 CeGAs6e


An ACT 70 iscosPssaas The Colssvl CsaAslie
beoeve1eat 6ocisty. Ia ~
Be Il esaaad by lie Sessie - aA,~se
f kepresessatinss ef eke Usise4 0tese,
q Assevios u Congvsss sssesAsl, Thai
Basil Msllen. John Wssre., Willism H.
Wheeler. Charles Dyson, James n. Frrel.
David Adkins. William Queen, John H.
Butler. William Ford. and their Assoc iates
and successors. be. and they are hereby. con.
stituted and declared to be q BODY politie
and corporate, by the name aud title Of, the
Colored Catholic Male Benevolsnt Societv.
located in the city Of Warrington, and BY il
corporate name shall have perpetual success
sion. with power to sue and be- sued, TO inn
plead and be impleaded, in any court Of the
United States, or Of the District Of Columbia.
ofcompetent jurisdiction, to receive sub1erip-
tions, gifts, and benefits, and to make such
rules and bylaws as shall be necessary and
expedient tor the government of the society,
and to alter the same from time to time in
such mode as shall be prescribed therein
Prov'ded, a|,cays, That such rules and lby-
laws shall be in nowise inconsistent with the
constitution VI laws Of the United Ststes or
with the objects Of the society. The objects
Of the society are hereby declared to
bs to provided for the care and comfort Of
sach members a. shall be sick, disabled,
or dependent. and , Of the families, Of
such members, in cases where tho officers of
such society shall deem il ezpedient. and also
to provide for the decent interment Of such
persNw a. may die in Membership of such
sociery. OF belonging to the families Of such
members. '.ff.' y * Et, g .asd
See. 2, Asd be Il /srsAev esaeSl, That
said society shall have power 10 hold real
estate, BY purchase. gift. or devise, for tho
purpose Of such soisty and no other, and IN
lease, ssll, Or convey such real estate d mixed
estate, or personal property, - may b de-
vised or donated to such society. and the leas.
ing Or sale ofwhich will promote the interest
Of said society. 10 si' ~ .allr odf.i
T Sec. 3. And be I,fxrtAer esaeeed, That
congress- shall have the right. at any time,
to modify, amend, or repeal this act. 'ega1
+ Approved, June 28. 1864. il4a I9f
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-01-07

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The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-06-23

No USE RAPPING. the Sails
bury road just outside the town there.
is cemetery, the broad gate of which,
is seldom closed Just at the entrance,
is receiving tomb With high front
and iron door. Neighbour L., SO,
called for the want of better NAME. I,
had been out of town and was on his
way home. During his absence he.
had INDUCED somewhat in those hbas
tons which inebriate.. Approaching
the cemetery he, supposing the tomb.
to be tavern, and, bitching his horse
to the gate, walked leisurely to, the
iron door and commenced knocking.
The length of time which he continued
knocking deponent saith not. he only
knows that a gentleman driving by
the scene, kalted, and. inquired OF the.
man in search Of the landlord, under,
difficulties, what he was about. Try
in TO wake the folks in here-can,tl
rouse 'ena-should think they were alli
dead - "Why this is n cemetery sir.
and YOU are rapping at the door of a,
tomb sam II" said the man, who
took the information very coolY, then
guess it's no use rapping any longer, -
and off he went. -