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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-04-13
Well said and Truthful.

lo The New York Times give uttersnoe to
the following concerning General Grant
That grim patience and almost sublime self
forgetfulness which has kert him for 30
many mouths en- slow, weariseme. cem-
paratively uubrilliant task of holding Lee
and his army as in vice in Virgins, while
his subordinates made the brilliant marches
and won the easy victories, ,ars something.net
much admired by the crowd, bat whick
history will neverforget or csassto celebrate.
1t is the union of these patient and self con.
tanned qualities with the highest dash aad
dsring-it is the exhibition Of the most
remarkable. energy and sagscity in seizing
the opportune nement for the execution OF
his purpese-it is the combination in bis
intellect Of an sll-ccmprehensive vision with
the most extraordinary power Of CO. orsinstien
which have already placed Gen. Grant in a
foremost position among the sffEi military
leaders Of all ages.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-04-13
The Great Victory In Connect
CEs1. .."
IRON ,b. n. y. Tribune, 5.h in.Ll

lr ROW NDs ~ Il iIIpuLes alsLI
, The additional election returns which We
publish this morning from Connecticut shev
that the defeat of the Democracy was a.
complete as that Of Lee at Petersburg. In
comparing the returns fer 1854 aud 1865, it
will be found that thore are hardy hah
dozen towns in the entire Stats where the
Democrats have not lost ground The Re-
publicaus have elec.sd not OILY each Of the
four Members of Congress, but ssch cf the
2l State Senators. They have about 1000
majority in New London County, 2, 100 in
Windhsm, !, 900 in Hartford, l,75O in Toli
land, LOIS in New Haven, SGO in Middle
sex, total about $500 majority in ak ooun-
ties, which Fairfield and hitchf,li swell to
nearly 10, 800.
The completeness Of the Republican vie
tory will best appear if We compare the cleo
ton of last Monday with these of the pro-
cedins years. In 1854 Gov. Buckingham
had majority Of 5,e5S; in 1868, 2,60l;
1862, 9,i4S in 1861, {, QS6. In 1860 Lin
coin carried the State by majority Of l0.-
29e over the combined vote Of the three
rival candidates.
The Second Congressional District which
two years ago elected Democrat English)i
by l.030 majority, now gives Deming, Re-
publican, = majority Of z, 2,449.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-04-13
Uncencisls Prayer.

How many times do people utter what is
a virtual prayer without being aware Of it
There is a tract entitled 'The Swcarer's
Prayer" which shews that profane oaths
and rsesinvolve prayer for the infection
of Gods wrathspn ones self or on others.
But the same is True of those more benevo-
lent salutatons which are SO happily inter
changed among friends and acquaintsnces.
"A happy New Year" We cell it
wish. But a wish for that which 80 have
no power to confer of course regard GENE
one who has the power. Who Of as can as
sure our dearest friend ofa happy year,
There is only One who can We then et-
press in this form of wsrds desire that our
friends may eajoy during the new year the
favor of God. This is virtual prayer, enc
Indirectly expressed. The same ia true Of
such words and phrases as Farewell"
Good and the like. They are
invscations of the blessing Of good jour
ney, or a happy day, etc.,-invocatons
which can he answered and made good to
the objects Of them by the mercy Of God
alone.
But if such wishes are expressed without
any thought Of God, what is their charac-
fertune2 Or are they tossed about as gen
cTdl e1pToeSIous VI goou VIII, IoTmuIds Vi
friendship, without any more definite sig
nifeation in the minds of those who use
them.
Ths Quaksrs have objected to some Of
these phrases on account Of the insincerity
involved in their frequent use. But it seems
to US, not that we should cease to use them
but that We should use them rightly. The
feelings they express are proper feelings =
We ought to desire the happiness and pros
perity of others, and to show that we do
We ought to feel that God only oaa make
them happy and prosperous, aud our wishes
TO that effect should have the spirit of true
! prayer Christian Watchman.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-04-13

DoN'r TAKE tbs PAPER The Lawrence
journal gives a, striking illustration of the
man who does not take his county paper
He called at the Commissioners Office in
New Castle. fcw days ago, to get his in.
terest on $3.50 County Bond. He failed
in getting it,ithe Commissioners having ad-
vsrtised for the bonds about six months
since, and if not presented for payment the
not take paper, and none Of his neighbors
told bi1 him; consequently he lost the interest
almost enough 70 pay tor the Journal four
years. Severed hiln right. "a
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-04-13

AN Irishman, in describing America,
said: "You might roll England through it.
an it wouldn't make dint in the ground |;
there fresh water oceans inside that ys
might aroun 0uld ireland in; aad as ..ier
Scotland, ye might stick itin corner, and
ye'd never be able to find it out except it
might be BY the smell Of whisky" "
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-04-13

Tx the beginning Of the war q general
regret was expressed that We had mo great
men" The foremost iflen Of ne icortd TO-
day, are President Lincoln. Chief Justice
Chase, W. II. Seward, Edwin NJ. Stanton
General Grant, General Shermsu, deneraf
Thomas, and Vice Admiral farrasut.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-04-13

AN Irishman who had blistsrsd his fn-
gers by endeayering to draw on pair of
boots, exclaimed, II believe / shall never
get them On till have wsrn them dsy or
tws!"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-04-13

SAYS A. Ward: "You ms diffcras mach
as you pleaze about the stils uysyeInE
!.dys dgg.r but tell S ySu asIIsr. sSaaosp e. ~
rer il about - scar rite a. yea can gst ~.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-11
me;r OIdubeuSbefeunt

wGren, IN bieIem 0aube. Mein GianbeuSbetennts
ui1 oetponn ib meiner QebenSerfabrnn9 ab; 10y
NOR Jniht al ei1em iolden er3C9en. Wtelne SralI
lebt All Gabi,. &entudp. SD pore, Dap 10y fltr
ibr .Iilfiirftiqes 2eben iprge1 fam. @elterf1 fcf'nte
ib meines Mrnles tpe9en n1Gt pafaH peulen, aper
hnnff, moroen. SD muB ir9enb cine Sltrlpr9e
tiiy 1m,ei,t Sinh treffen. Giuer r1einer Sa6per@
molter bat POM @nfang all fir MIDI un9litflid,
o~erpirft. SD babe i'm nidt errpdblt. SD babe
mid III bitten IN Setreff meirer Ne1Bernn9elt.
SD fir nleinen Sbeil mill ibn nidt tapell. SO>
melt eS mid betri1it, babe ih feline SpfInllll9 a1f
8eanabiaurta. Sir bic Sader, ipelde III Nns
berTIonpiIe ael6eben finb, muB Seiiaro biiben. SD
babe n~ier1alS %Derneilt, baB Die @efat9e1en libel
bebanbelt mprben finb, aber iG fam ntdt Dafitr.
Wenn iD Der Settle bin, tpeldYer titr bic Scnfeoez
ration ben Sob erleiben rlllB, bin t1 S1frteoen.
SID babe feline Slrdt rDr benz Gpee. SD lab
~rlientalS, baB auf eite1 Nfann 9elbpllel tpltrbe,
nod i9oB i8 ielbit anf etne1. OaS mill td lager,
10 lartae ais i6 fam. SD bette l1lelIlalS Srllloe
arf @efauaene, nod irgenb ettpas bieIer Irt. llu@
aliidli6er Seile 1T Sen. Wtltper toot. 9Sellrl
er leben mitrbe, mGre id gerpiE, Dap er It9 trtld'
rem u1o feinen llnldulbigen letoen lalIell ipitrpe.
SD fon11te QSinber ~nier1alS beire9elt, MIR letnelt
Slf3 in bic @todabe III ieten. SD fenre nidt BEN
@runb bdppn. SD babe fetite &la9ell 81 MAIDEN III
Sesieblna auf bas Yerional, ipeIdes r1ltd3 bier
mIbreub reiuer @efam9enihaft perpfle9t bat, alld'
babe i& feline ala9s 9s9sn Die got9l1seet eeS
&rieoSoeriGts III MAIDEN, nod 9e9elt Den StaafS1
anndlt. 9Senm i6 mid, itber tr9en0 Senlanoerl
6efIasen lOa, 10 it es sesen Die, ~el&. fali& 9e<
i$g~Srs emf sq ben, =. Der a M5 d gsidp,tt i!4 sf ais ~.
bsn bat mirb nod ais e1 pentl9er Suoe, nit
g}amen 9&dfer, %ertallat weroeu. Gr 1T BON
eiaem gaep> Dort.r @egimellt b%elertirt., S@ mar
am Gage in Der DarO inO lab bic 53neertttMmn9en
,,,,, N,f,pn ,rohrr mnS fa1t etueu leDe1 W1dllll
Suriidldaupern MAIDEN wirp, SD bate niGt
1oIde 0efi6le. SD lam es ri4t allsOriifen: IS
it ni4t t3art9er5isteit, abst i'd battt ni&t l ;dEi,s
@efit6le. Sober, Der etipaS pprll rntlltdrtlCGeil
Ta6e perlte6t. tpirb wilen, baB, weuI man itber
s. 1000 0lanin 5u befeblen bat, man 9eiall letll
mllb, ater tpenri man MID antla9t, Dap l3 mid,
nit Stferiou 0aris nuO 4nberen rerldnoreil
bdtte, 70 la9e i6, e. ii ciue 9ii9e.
Seine Art 81 iprtAeA mar exc ourCDallS rll1
bige; feline ~9lngaben madte Ct Ill elmer belllerteliS<
ipertbtu s.nauen Wclie, etosnst10 Die III Sstrad|t
tonln1enben S.rbdltuille, m1O mr. eil'i9e Der lestell
Yunfte bon 8i6tisteit bate nlul lHtDi9, ourt
Sirette 6ragen I'll erfprlGen.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-11

getu Yorf. -Nem DOrt, 9. Np6br. (Oi,
G6plera.l Die SaritGt8> @omrniIiou unttr &or,
1tb 6e8 WtapprS 0iintber belt oeIterr gtudmittao
cine Sibun9, III tpelder ~fpl9e1be Wtittbeillna bea
Or. 0olti8 u. Sapre einlicf, Der air llnterIu8uuo
Der &ranfbeitsfSlle an 9pro be8 0ompfers 4td..
lartd ab9eI6idt ip0rben mar:
Sert6t be8 Or. Suprt.
Office gto. 295 8rpabpap, 7. gtop., 1865, 8
nbr NbenbS.
Sin ben Idtb. 6. Godfrey @itntber, Wapor.
@eebrter SEER: SD bin ipeben BON elmer Inter.
lu6nn9 be8 0ampfi6iffeS Atalanta, ba8 aeoell.
pdrtt9 III Der llrtern Sal liegt, 5rriid9etebrt, nor
tb 9%eflruoen babe, Dap ionpbl Der @apit1n unb Biz
Utarnldaft, als a1b ale Balla9iere 10 6eba9lid
u1D S~lfriebet mare1, ME man inter ben llnlItd1ts
ben ~eriparte1 ~fOlt1te. 0teielben mT6ten notiirlid
gerue lpbalb ais mDgli6 IN uniere Stabt tommen,
alletn Nl(e Ipraden ibre potlfpmmele 8ereitpil.
ligteit ans, 10 lar9e in QuarantGIe 31 bleibe11,
ais bieS gum Sdube Der Stabt fir ~notbmenbt1
debaltcn lperpen mD6te. G8 mar fem &rdnfbeitS5
fat an Sprb beS ShiffeS; ale 2ranfen ipureu be,
rcits rldd benz Spipitdll6iffe 6lcrence Nigbtiu9ale
9ebrdht mprben unb feline ueucrt 3SIle tparen beItt
e. Wpp,) bOrgetpmmtn.
9tad elmer 0arftellrn0, bic mir bon benz
ShtttSar5te ltnD BON Or. Snrbett, Dem @ebiilf8s
QrdrantdnezI rSte, gentadt purpe, fartl btlIi6ts
lid Der Seldafenbeit Der Srarfbeit, nit lpelfer
bteieS Sdtff a1Aeitedt geweIet 1T, fei1 3peiftl Of
paltel1. OaS @rbre6en unO Yur9ire1, Die 3tei8'
mai Ierdbnli6en gntleerun9el1, Die cin9efalener
@eli6tSSit9e, Die blalte Salltfarbe, Die ein9e,
i6rltmpfte, r%lln5eli9e Snlt nit Serlu1t ibrer @la.
lti5itGt, nnp Die Wtusfeltrdlnpie pertiiuptget 81
belttltt, DAP bic &ranf6eit bic yNIiatil6e G6plerd"
tit. Dht 9pdadtung &C.
QoutS 81. Sapre.
Set elmer ser anl1l1lll19 berpprrage1ber Sitroer
rnb Ner3te, bic IN Or. Barriers Npbnung ltatt,
fano, purben Die "ipirflamlIten Wiittel SurSerbiitltn0
Der Cholera beIprpden. Gin Elan plrbe ppr9e.
le9t, tpona6 III ben Grnleren Otltriften Der Stdbt
Sals fir SalS BON @ler5ten beIu6t perben lou,
melfe ben all Dpr9dngigen Spmptome1 Der Gbcs
lerd letoenoe1 Yerlonen Seilmittel perprbnen nlTs
gen. NnBeroem 1pllel @bplera>O iSpeuIarien II.
3uflidtSbdltier pbtr 3elte augele9t werbert. np
Die arlllet SeipObrer placirt perben tGnnen, falls
Is notbtg b%ef1nbet pitrbe, baB fte Der &einiguno
itpe9e1 TIRE Wobnlln9 rdunlet. gu bic fem 3mefe
lclleH 100000 anf9ebradt werben. NddItenS
iptro ellle 9r6Bere Serlanullun9 0cbolten werber,
nm t@ernere Wtabre9eln ge9en bic 6rObenbe &ranf>
belt 5u belpre6en.
(SaiIer Wtnrimilian'S GpnIul.) Nfr. Qouis Sc
@rropp, tpelder felt ldn9erer j3eit bic ncminenet
&pnIulats flt1ftipnen fir Wtericc a1Siibte. reiife
9eItern i'm Oanpfer Sera Gri13 nab Meriep ob,
(Der WtuIiter vStrife".) Der 6arif Der O}r>
ltcal YrCtectipe Union entbdlt foIsenbe 8reiS@
IGbe:
Sn Circus : OrdeIern ieber Maun 81. so bro
STORYTELLING. Sn Wena9erien $15 pDdeutlib fir
2a9eSoienIte. Sn Gpn3ertsS alorS fir 9ieufte
eSn Up ubr Mbenbs, $18 IipSdentli6. Stir
Wm.ellte BET Observation-Disclosures So fir einen
0'''''' SO tiir 3tpei, $21 fir brei 1tnb fitr iebe1
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NuS Dem 2cben oc8 NerurtheiIten
9enrD Wirs.
(G%prtiebnna.l
m, !, NOVttTVRHHY4J
SStrf tdbrt MN III 1eineu NnnnEp1 fort.

: l1brt MN III letnert An9aben fort:
gSHl Otar6 erptelt t3 Dem 8efebl bon @enerol
gSttloer na6 NnberlonriGe Ill o.beu nnb ieintn
SoPn, Us. 9. WvReer, obSul6len. sd beads
MID oOrtbrn nno faft6 General Serious ais Com
malotrenpen. Oiaior @~ri8polb murbe o.Sd,idt
flt9 ab6ulSien. Oarauf tpurbe ib o6ermals
naW 1tnn1pno beorbert nnb blieb BORT bis bi.
CONFEDERATION 1865 au8einanber flpa.
Trage:-Saben sic ienlals &iri6er o,bobt?
AntW0rt:-3fpet, oa8 cine Iebt, bas anbere
ut toot: OaSleltige, peIdeS lebt, 1T ert sebniGb,
r.9eS Wtdoden. Gd9rer6 bieier 3eit ludfe i'd ct.
mas 9iI9entbum 81 ertperben, aber MN lit eS gu<
les wteoer %oerlOrel. Als i6 mad Guropo alma
mar Is ne1ne feite I6fidt, ME mebr ,rriid,Ife6I.
Is.s HMr meme 6amilie So9 mid suriid. Sd
perluGte Senlanb 81 finbeH, fpelder nod6 gG.H,,1
p9lS, lte 81 pollen, 9e9anoen mdre, aber ids fonnt.
Jdertlar1oen ttnoen. ytun, mDoe man 5ooen n,ns
man mill, 10 melt eS mid an9ebt. Gor ein;oer
i3ett befanbert 1id einige Nufidte I'M Nem-gpr}er
9eraIb, in ipelden man nerIudte, lp9ar meme
6an1ilie an5ni6wdr5tn. Oen Serfaller bieler
&ufabe tant ib feinen Gentleman nennen. Wteins
Srau mar bier, ipie i6 erfabren babe nnb periu4tC
3a9 alt Gag, etlletl Yab 5I erbalten, Inn mid 81
iebe1, nno i6lieBlid erbielt Iie eiile1. @beSe ber
Off3tcr, tpelder le Al ~begleiten, cpn1manbirt mar,
,pur6e franf nnb Ee 70 perbinbert. Sierburd
mill tl toiberle9en, bab iD NIT nleiner STRAIT I'M
el1lt9 lebe, tpie 9epiiie 9iiseu lageu. @benIo III
C. nlipapr, mas ein anberer Correspondent er,
f9plit, Dap !d1 @Dncncteur elmer gi1e1babn>@eleQs
lWaIl 9eioelea lem loa: Dis i6 2iiri6 Derlief,
mar non telite @ilenbabn in Canton. Gerner ers
3a9lt man, paB i9 i'm 3iriber. 3udtb9u8 peoen
SallnIn9 9efpelen lei. OieIeS @eriiht be,tebt
ltp all etiteH peitlGlfigen Gerpaubten bon mir,
mst9er lla9lIdlt1e @el6dfte mahte uub eines
IaIlpen Santerctts ipegen beftraft prrbe. Sd
paOe 'eWe Hapen Seripanbten, bic mir befannt
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Burner Attittou.

Ser vg9eue anSeia.r bes g8eItenS" i'll ct. 9ouis
bdnst Der Ser07entltduns Der Emancipation fol-
9elbe Semerfun9 an.
yOie Serreu Turner III Baltimore, BON 6e1erl
biele Y~etition aus9ebt, baben rer9ellel, baB Die lebi
&C. &C."
Ser gf.ue 4nseiger lit auf benz SolSme9. 9d4t
bon ben Surnern i'll Baltimore, lonperl1 ron cen
gorort be8 nOrbameritanii6e1 IurrerbunD.8,
Der III gerp Oorf leinen Sit bat, lit Die Petttlor
ausaeaanael. Dies eur 8eri6ti9nn9.
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ufttGns.
SpsIeE9 mad benz 9trfaufe I'm Rleibfr @direnbius, Gen.
raSltr. tptrfen mir am SGnbtrnsments Wbarf SIeIsite hes
FdHus, Bic S6tfseutei unb uadbsr In ben WGtdtneup,tf-
fdttsn Der SG pcpe s. Sunt unb Der 50. 9Sbn WenS Il
S6bre am Suee Der Sbanfes u. Epnbfr.. u b gum @ei tluile
eds Gtantbumt i'm .. st. 8OneeS Waarfntaus In Canton
ptrfauftu. Der gertduf btstunt ME Cten btrnertt I'm Tltt-
Der sHd'rerbaufe tn @pnrapfr. UNI 10 lltr NUrssnS rnS
pirb mite btatt6net. frrtaehtt. Refine Outer tsretu dbee'
~itefert, bis Der Setfluf 5 entttt IN. rpenn BON hem unttrift6-
nettn bic Art Der ueberlttf i ure ~aussjetet rtre.
,rps1s-17D Abrtpn 90, Auft.
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Shutsns Yarf.
BOARD geiu@t.
3n nerfoufen
Stbnben=Narf

Ste Wirtblboft unb @efaurat'rn iOn temnSdt an einen
eGmPttenten Yfahn Spn Ga6 berpa4tst msrben. Dorouf &c.
%ab8fseeen UNI rdtsre Nustunft entseoeu uenUmmeH trerS.s'
SIM Iuftrage ttr gernaltune
(nDDO-1 GmI H-
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gu bertdufen :
Nertauf bon 6ffent[idem Gioenthnm

Die Ginrt6tuna inb Der Strd zines erpeerieaprts ~
ps9eh 9attS'Veranesrun biatg iu Sertlufen. gente
blut9 .3u trtrnesn In Der Office res Biaties.
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MuttipnGrszN oti,.

Ger gerfaut Son &drren. Dross gDa0eu, @erbirr,u n. {
No. tn edup NEWPORT, wirb fcIrrt mad ZEN, W,rtauf i'm
NJ tesfmaed5'n an s9rTaefrass bestrntn, r6mli6 nm, IL
uhr Nltttaes am 20. gtpsember.
tglso11 2Jl MIRA MI
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Mmterifanii6e NdbridOten.

Serrn 8. 9 Babe
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Nuttipn8s& ertauf BON 6Oipitul= @isentbum.

6. ID. BpteIer, IT, autt.
gDdlbinstpn, Dc. 6, Nps. 1856.
hui 6~HtntIidtr Npfttrn ptrb tn ett'cr Stdst I'm DCu>
sIaS 9sfpttaI @de son s Str. Nprl une 3. Str.
~pfratteert psrhsn:
9us sanSe 8ettSsu9. aleioer, Wecisinsn, W0s
bel unb Gerbauo;sug,
peItes iu bteItm 6 tabliFemente aet5rte. Der @ertduib BE-
etnut am DIenhas, ben Ii. gipo. 1866 10 ubr Brrnt ttdeF,
nnb wtrb itstn Gas ~frrtsstst, bis EmmtIt&s GrttfsI ftr-
tauft 1ub.
Tie s~eReieerten geaartn niftn binn,r IS etnrbfn wtG'
sef6afit rer6en. gatalse: fnt In bttf,r Office gu b1asn.
6. Sutberldue,
(6ncc9mD Surgeon u.S.M u. u. Wite. YurbtSpr.
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Blu permietben:

YIN Store, Q9Obnuns unb Dd1renfaus neba 2atsbSr
gssntc TT bic @tnri6tuns etnsS eiquGr. 81 fbd'ts meStr @,.
GoftsSeranteruns taielbft su rertdufen. s0S? III Al tr.
frasen In Der g9eder Office. ina IN !"
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-04-01

ThEsE Bitters are prepared, in pure Bosrase
Whiskcy, from . combination Of ever tVeoty A.
fesent kinds Of roots, barks and hsrba with 81
In perfect concert one with other, prepared ftuo
the original formula given BY the great ehis1 1se
Jacket, 70 d. Chaplin, who used then successfully
In his practice for many years, and BY their ~
gained 20 great popularity in the treatment I'D
cure Of Dy1pspGiA, Liver Complaint Copstipa1ies.
Hick and Nervous Headache, fevr end Asoe, asd
al diseases arising from torpid liver indigssee.
Pefsons suffering from either Of thsss loathsons
diseases will And sure cure BY the use n thsss
Bitters which are perfectly pure and free from ~
those drugs snd poisons ugually put up u sseh
preparations and pslmed Cd on IN u1suspectisg
public. A single trial will convince the Aose sAs1
tical that in the RED JACKET thers y vtstss
which no other 1itters posses.
They strengthen and invigoasss -
system.
They aFe uneaualsd for general dssih.
They sre sure cure for dyspepsia.
They give o GOOD and healthy epp0tseo.
They assist digestion.
! They aEo tho Best OttDulant In Ox3St>
They are preventive o. 1evee -
They relieve constipation.
They cure Nervous AOo6aoh0.
They ere perfectly pure lnd palossbe
Aesd psrssaD 90 dslicass Sssnlse M - ~
oah save hsge 1oetefs bills b ~ ~ q lAos
Hsves, q esssAsraitA H H. Jaekse noDn.
aro oaly 80 u BOTTLES V1tA e01 11Do No. .
The d6e, 81 or private ecvee10ens 0oA e9so
the cork. ~ -oOA- bs
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-04-01

We heard at Richmond good story ~
Bob Johnson, formerly United States San.
ator from Arkansas, at the battle Of Shiloh
In the heat Of the fight, Bob, exhausted hv
toll. sat down with some comrades for =
few minutes to recruit himself, placing his
canteen Of brandy between his thighs
Soon he felt shock, and heard the s'thud',
Of . bullet, and, looking down, saw col
ored auid gushing in 9 copious stream
Bob is brave, but Bob cried aloud in q
voice OF despair. "oh Godl my friends, 1
am shot through the bladderP' Louisville
Journal,
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-04-01

/. - :, q q. a
:. 1ne nicnmou0 Srlnslsts that there
=. " w. oonspllscy 90 the part Of reb.
~ III. - s..a ss u.y ~ ~ y. Scn Hay1P ana
~ ~. ..sSSsf..H s1H y. xSto!9uonlfo, N
Soo!e1eiase 9ovefn44nt:t l1 any such
moIf dinsct q Vsil ~ - -: yvn.s sn, me
nSens M ~ cc ~ ~ ~
ia exeention Il - icS,a ~ $3.50 ". .ol
A-.,,...s r,.s - 80. - 49,.
~ ic.C ~ voi9nei, o. The state.
nrieon af DaSv3llS. ~ A. sos,s~., =. Iv
tefdov mo- ID remsie ths .sa ~. s.. ~
az n1csmher r. ~ ~ e. T. s.v1 .no ~
out tasting meaA except : amaii niaoe al
Chriotmas day. What IS pm ~ ~ :
ANAL alics ofbool.lip. euf1lv fh}s = nifs-
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-04-01

Clark Mills, who In 1861 proposed 70 cast
bronze cannon for South Carolina, has
now very comfortable room in the CAPT
tol at Washington, and il working on Gen.
Buffers bust. 1t looks as though the gov
ernment's patronage might be given to
more worthy men.
Frederick Bruce, the new British minis
ter to this country, is son OF the Earl OF
Ngin, who collected the Greek sculptures
from the Acropolis Of Athens which are
now In the British Museums, and known az
the Elgin marbles, and the brother of the
Earl OF ElRin. who was Governor General
| 81 Canada from 1845 to 1854, and died while
viceroy of India. He has been in the di-
plomatic service Of England since 1642,
tache OF the mission 20 this country, and
was for time its ambassador to this coun-
try.
Erianger, who married the rebel slidelps
daughter, Is one Of the largest dealers In
United States bondsat Frankfort, Germa-
ny. He has an eye to profit
Gen. Pope has issued second order for
the restoration of civil law in Missouri
Whenever courts resume their functions in
any county, military rule will cease, ex-
cept IN reference to mere military matters.
A drunken soldier murdered marine
|
phia last Saturday, shooting him three
times.
What has become of the famous Texan
rangers3 In the first years of the war they
confronted our armies everywhere, and
were distinguished for audacity, dash and
endurance. For q year past they have had
no military record, and no mention 10 made
Of them In the East or West. Have they
''played out?"
T The Portsmouth IN. H.) Chronicle is in
formed that a few days since large bull
dog, confined in hoase in the north part
OF that city, seized an infant child lying in
Q cradle, and tore away one aide Of its face,
and, before the brute could be secured, he
grasped the child by the throat, and shook
1t until life was extinct.
Humphrey Marshall is reported to have
said, when the war first commenced, that
Of whipping" 1t must be said of Hum
phrey ~ Malcolm said of the King Of Eng-
land: HE hath heavenly gift OF prophe-
sy."
Nor SArIsF1ED.-The East Indies boast
Of q nutmeg weighing four ounces, and, not
satisfied, is now asking for "a CRATER"
The steamboat Atlantic, loaded with Gov
eminent freight, went down last Thursday
morning just below Napolean. Over thir-
ty lives were lost.
Some Of our cotton grows down, and
comes out ON the other side. They are
about sending US back the trifle they have
gathered at Hong Kong.
Gov. Brough Of Ohio says that &C, 600 mem
skedaddled from Ohio in anticipation of
the recent draft. Some towns hadn't men
enough left to fill their quotas.
A Jew was observed noticing very in
tently prodigious fine ham. "Wha: were
you saying to that ham, Master Jacob ?"-
II was saying to it, Thou almost persuade
est me to be Christian |! - I
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-04-01

Some burglars entered the house of Chas..
Gilbert at East Avon, N. j., on the 9Th, and
after robbing Mrs. Gilbert and her two
daughters Of their valuables, made up q
rousing FIRE md roasted Mr.. Gilbert until.
to save himself from death, he told them
where his money was. They got S149 IN
gold and about $1,000 in greenbacks, the
Mrs. Gilbert was go frightened that sic
lost her reason and probably will never re-
cover 1t. One Of the miserable scamps has
Oeen arrested and identified,
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10 alt tCh0m Il may Concern:
Notice is hereby given that the property as
per list below, now rems ding unca: med or 9TH
COMPANY, vt different points in the State of
Iowa, will be sold at public Auction to the high
est bidder. ~ Burlington, Iowa, on the 29th Gay
of April. next, unless the same shall be called
for and VII charges paid thereon.
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