davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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'ssSS r. Hsi1s s.sa. e sez s1ss;TS9;3entno.
a;0ibs' Alum, SO ios. LaudAnn1n,
a7s0 It's. PREP. A1pmonls, 70 lbs. PaFrgostc.
acknowledgements PtllA a,,,.
lh1hs. Pulr Csntharidea .3M cog. GAthast@e @ @Fllls,
Is Is 'Ss 'Ss: fsiNtc Fais. tcapssuu,, e r. Lad
100 lbs. Cntrch9, 6Mips. " t1fb~ fotasbs
1000 lbs. White wax. !eM 7bs. Th!or. =
ie5o!hs. Simple Ce5ate, 1'eSe ,5 ,5s. I1usae ,.
IssSn1 Ss;aSs ps55 s55s IS, fR5aPass RsI sas4
l.s0olbs. Chlosctorn, l9oo @ rs Com. & spta laVaT
g H. 5i4 SSl!SsaSp ID:
tSS @ f. =. Gsssso's Sse:': is2ff
iso9 lbs, Sweet 9pts.Nitre so lbs. Sponge.
~ s3 H. IT,. inee Vtaol. isSo is. E1t. 6eet.
ID, 10 H.. Med, ,E1ts, ass'd, 400 lDz Candles,
f. t. FIR Fal2 1fGa ESesss ssi . Ess
40 1ba. Glscc1ine, kSoclbs soEkr. White
- Is iii. Iodfne. p,eo1lbs. Tea, Bl'kAure'n,
ssS!bs hos e1sr roTdsrs, 500 i6s. nesecated Eggs,
4 IN Ihs FinTeeed. s1Q lbs. FhEtn4.
SGT ihs Ground, $500 yda. Guita Percha
~ s is. iSs 2psoM Sits, 4.soyds ofisd Muslin.
$40 doz. Cod Liver Oh 40 y9s 9utd SnE.
"a doz. Castor Oh 1fBs Tvtne.
fItsm TsItas ssitpcter cast!e Soar Mustard. Bi.
csrb. soda. Rochelle S1lts rulv. Cinnamon. Cocoa,
Chocolate, Geiettnr, fuly Ginger, Nutmeg Also.
Rookss Stationery, Furniture and appliances.
EF Catalogues can be had At onr auction rooms. OF
personal application.
pp39Y9GstwFAN Ancti0necTs.
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Ttatpey Bridget miss
Tebtet1S II II mS
Thatcher Sarah A mk1 !
Tt4prp<n Elizabeth ws
Titus q + n1r1
Thompson Charlotte mla
Thomson HenIlet tt nlA
T1r<.hcr Exn1c miss
Thomson Mary " mis-
Jhortngtpn kKte miss
TomrGus S1aTy EmlAs
Jhpiurtsan EutzA miss
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Tie Government Countersi9n.
The Counterfetttng Of
K0S1ET1ER'S STOMACH B]TTERS

Il now iomewhat morn sez4oua ~ We'll ~ difficult
nusneaa than It tw yezra ago. each bostlep{ the
genuine article being authenticated By the
OFFICIAL ENDORSEMENT OF TIE us
REVENUE DEPARTMENT,
, 1865-12-04

]. a. WILLIAASOE,E
....- u. j. BALDWIN ...
Michigan City, Nov. !, las3. roeFSr2tt-H'WaY.
, 1865-12-04
Intpy 6usan miss
Ingram sarah nsf1

james TCmH
Jxc0btnA Martha Y m1Es
jackson AfIrt II miss
.lcdHds Sa11ie Urt
jerks Annie 4 mteS
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H0STETTER'S BRFIERS

ths beat remedy for the e1haus tiou and other m.
ments consequent upoo their almost aupFt1man e.
ertions The ennaciated prisoners recently re1eased
dom the Rebel bastl1es, arc deriving immense beds
teom Its use, and the Army surYoma uohesihsingty
aay that 1t IL tho only tonic IL 70 1s astnss<7etI4
military hospitals.
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GpbktHuGeuti !9dte8.

TXTFNSTVE :SAnEIOE GOV.
Eaa1EsT RAILROAD FgopEnTY. =:
cnru saasss!!s1n, o;S.s.. e, = =! r Z
TS3 FIAT Ears, sV q. agAaE
;s E4i:sss S% Sa* 1Rafn;c Rs f9ns;cnks
1 e.s F9WSs9ss Wses nth. Ifq'5hs ~ Nass - Axle.
;; i ssefs 81 -, Hsss truck
a.. gafalts. Boz. Il kel 50 frame, .,
~ Rs$sss 4 & sas II; ..s xoe
s an & nsna .ne .. IL. pas 3 :.
AR} Eight Hundred tons Scrap iroo-
A., 81 T. i e. "a; T. sss.. a. ..,,.,,.
g IT, M 5!s TtaP hS
aitut1u IaIrosd re7oaintaz % hand ak tho Genera
saRRS s:1ss Tssty ss1ss5ans III = follows
zety sse' .es: es''s: s:.aiteG ssa Tt sto'
- essl. -. - wv s''@A'' '1' - "1N
e.s ree. ~ G. Fixtures ot.u kind
spriae tBsi Rssisaecs &ss a suee 9oeks Of every De.
sa;s sss;sss ess ess. Etzs Ea;s3 :. ID ''is: fsap-
ssss' ssf and cast :: sssp<t n,ss.
ass aa nd ~ of GEE. gRS gsS io1a ss1 9.,t q III
eoesse e sio39s % and FIX n1sss: .et,s I'd Snatch
tufeA keuJ'9 Head Lights.
Heating StoTes- .u
Full sets Of Carpenters, Blzeksmi1hE Aad saddlef1'
Toola Rubber Cef Springs Reii1k Gum. md Leather
Flies, Butts and scIeEB, 11nvasr Of ~ Kinds: and
almost eyefJ article suitable for Railroad operations
ali Of The ye1y best qualify. Also,
ts] Three large Lathes. Stevens Bro, tnaauf's.
ii Two F1aoerx Sellers 4 Co.,
Iii One Rot Cutter aud oue Gear Gutter, Gold B1o-
Manufacturers.
q Ono Axle cutoff Lathe, Warner Whitney.
"a Two FIN Blowers, tmed1rM)
III Upe Upright Engine. 8 horse poweT.
n Ona Trip Hammer and Engine, HoNeE's Patent.
HI One Brodu1neld steam Hammer,
}D One Selless Steam Hammer.
, 1865-12-04
u, y, Sanitary Commission.

csz7nAL 0Tr1cr, Washington. D. c. Oct. !, 1865,
ALI persons who tnay hold unsettled clams Of any
klnd aEnrar tho Sanitary Commission are requested
to the for to the General SEQ
retaTy at The Central 0tfce OF the Commission, LIZ
JN0. $. DLArCuFORD,
noSys13 fgt " IAN General Sectet11y-
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TAtM a NatH
TneeU Mll1nkt
Young 4 ulM
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5peetat:R0t(eE8...;;
Il he Worlds UplAi0a of A0Btet-
/: 80 seFsG 8xoNRcA BtkEAf.1.t; -.



go seF'E 8toNacA Blk EAr3.t a..
@TeSeh3ax @ " & &tte.s TIL grand fset 4 cleaE. i
Ibef fans nlls Ill The Western TemfsphaE, -
hhoMu IN Au lands. Ik1hed bJ Its oceans t~Atn,
Health, hope and Stzor follow In their trala.
AVOID COIN CEEFEIa-,
uQS1KI1Ea's BlTTE1.s share The common nto
Y! 4! tnngs Eood-Impostors initiate
1lfoeee ooNafs-dfscSretly NE your eJu-
Fum ho1est houses purchase Jonr supplies.
, SO rAwTou
: 1NK 1ogEKSHKyr HpoEsDtKST.
In order 10 guard aganst dtnc Imp osttona taa
p9bAe Ae feq0tstt TO faEe specf1 uose Of the beau
~ cnktasea psoprit aty stamp. through which tho
Government 81 the untnd Slater officially kuthenti-
casea grey hottle ot nc osrErrt RS HIFrER5. Ihi1
ehelo. MFoNn nJ the Government over tho pfoptte-
tosa snd sns Enhe ior tneir1on proseeon plaeed
consrenoraH Aeross the cork md cFer the neck Of
eacn oote, sna cAhuo tail gtxiko the rye OF tho
Most css1a Observer. Nothing that purports to bs
Hoststtefs Httets can BE- gcunnc unless thestampls
Ss1 proper to stato that the Btters are sold az
eiust1ey H. ea aod neItr under aay circumstances
aie abroad A nnd ths only sategssrd the public has
aganst hsna to ses that the Btkters they hny bar
the nE1nved lapel md note Of hand OF 4cssrB Eotte
leI d Smith. and the stamp abore mentioned.
y
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. 1F:KMS CASH, IN GUE EEH.3MENT FUEU5. -
CntstozueA Of the materials be sold tn Nashville
ea1 ou obtained by apple alton Capt y. +. Uarnl
- 4. Y. n a1a q that 1t Memphis. on application to
particularly invited % thls sale
SAlt8 VIII commence At O'Clock 4 MI. nm rAch dpv
Of. X II ffnff fYseeeS
poauH38t Capt. aod A @. IL. U.SA.
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U,
Urtlng John

EondyvAusJosephy yan Frcese F r.
Van Allen A Van Home 4 c
yAn Allen Jacob Van Loan EYcrt a
Van C1mfeF A B Van MauterAlbert
Van DcrbuEEh ACtAl WAncc6
yanDeEcaF William Fleet Daniel
liam Van Scuteu John
Van ppoZeT B Il
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IMPORTANT CAUTION,


Al, persous who pretend to sel the Article BY the
a.t.aS o. BARREL arc unscsupulous upostcts md the
stpd thry yepd under the uam1 Of HoSTETTER'S
BrTTERs Is In al probability An AGI1yx <onos.
a trick practiced bJ lQuoT mixers n ihe hops .
making money In diAhonest WY out OF the pCpular
nv Of our B,tt11 csts especial mention here Thsy
rt With sboufnshle 6uld LIS Empty bottles IN which
,he rxrx7osm va originally eaotai1sd, and yeud OVER
thar counters these horrible compounds With smiling
asxu.suces OF their genutreness md e1etneneo- Re
v,.n ee these wolves n aheeps clothing BuY only Of
reap<etAhae dealczs who plAcs proper value their
good name and belcTe IN tho old coca Of neEcanula
huoor.
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potttp.
To Ge. or Not to Go.

The following parody, which we 6nd in
rebel Journal, is one of the most uamer-
eiful satires of the kind we have seen for
many day. Many exempt" on this
side eff the liae will testify to both it's
poetry and truth. The fellow who wrote
it should be furnished with life exemp-
ten from military service:
Ts 60, or not to go; that is the question;
Whether it pays best to suffer pestering g
By idle girls and garrullsus cid women,
Or to take up arms against hest of Z an
KEGS,
And by opposing get killsd-ts die, to
sleep,
(Git sout) and in this sleep to say we
s'siak
Ts rest, by all our csuntry's wishes
blest,"
And live forever Chats consunma-
Jast what I'm after) To march, to
fight
To fghtl Perchsnce to die; aye, there's
the rub
or Wnlle m asleep Whe take care OF
Mary
And the babes-when Bill is in the lower
ground,
Who'd feed EN-, heyf There's the re-
spect
| have for them that makes life sweet;
For who would bear the bag to mill,
Piow Dobbin, cut the wheat, dig taters,
Kill hogs, and do oil sorts Of drugery,
Ii ann fsol enough to get a Yankee
Bullet on the brain2 Whe'd cry fer me?
Would patriotism pay nay debts, when
dead?
But oh ! the dread of something after
death;
That undiscovered fellow who'd court
Mary. q
And do my huggin'-that's agony,
And mskes me want to stay at home,
Specially as | ain't mad with nobody.
Shells and bullets make towards Of US
all,
And blam'd nay skin if snortin' steeds,
And pomp and circumstance of war,
Are to be compared with feather bed
And Mary by my side.
EXEMPT.
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Provost MARSHAL Killed by
Drafted Negro.

From the Clearfeld { Pa.) Republican.
A report reached us at the beginning
of the week that acting provost marshal
of Clinten cennty has been shot and killed
abeut the Clinton county line, bat the
story was not credited. New, however,
it is confirmed We are not furnished
with particulars, but it appears that son
of Jeremiah Gaines was drafted in Clin-
ton county and failed to report; that an
officer, with an assistant, came to arrest
him on Saturday, last, 9th ult., that shets
were exchanged, resulting in the instant
killing sf-ths marshal, and breaking Of
arm of the assistant, and in the wound
ing of the father Of young Gaines. AS
the Gainesss are "Anerican eitizsns OF
African descent, We wonder if the Jaco-
bin bloodhouAds will eharacterizs this as
another "cspperheaa outrage"
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NUMBER Al.
WIT AND HUmoR.

- Fl L 81
One day as. Rags, whose cup sf Psysrsy
Lay, snug in bed while his enc shirt was
vashsd,
The dame appeared, and holding Is 10
s.;d aTs@.;. ..h.s .;.,.:,,-
two - - -. =
!. I,d.ed ., or;.s pa. a.l. !.
-. -. -
And vash = - ia, a...,,,s
wv b. /, .,iar ~
p...n,. rle - sspels - .lAs oaicA esM
s..'''--'y A~'o - a0' 'a'oA isi Nv
eIhs man who ceurted an investigation
says it'isHt haif as gesd "a eenrting anF
aifeotfenate girl. . g
II is said seme babe, are 30 ,mavl thsYs
they caa creep into quart measures; but
the way in which some adults can walk Z
into such measures is astsnishing. hssia
Aectsmperary mentions the arrest or
q woman in the streets, and states further
that nething was found on her person
Ratb.r . .sna..;eu s ~ s ass ss...S'yP
to ma far the mss,onl;. l. -
sscr ~ = 70 o. snste any aangsf
- ss sas's ,MN a,a0 - =, ~ shs ssesm
gassh 10; mArmi she sn'y y. .llags -
eAa' ssseon sni, !, isosnssiss ats sAs ssti-A
or shd engineer q assds
A man hearing of anetAer wks wassss
1eos years old, said, contsn piuously.a n
"PAhaw what > fuss about nothinaf :
Why, if nv grandfather Was alive. he
would be $50 years sld."
s,.r,vm.n .a -. .n..,i,. -
,.n,, w;d.. mn, ~. d.sthsae -. - 3
Isns .,aLs Ia r. v.r, ..s;.,s. 49,. : - - :,
narl;ne hat an. ~. sas ~ - e.
s.a ~.
~ ~ -S;aL iaa,t ~. A.a L .qsas ysa Aa1N =
LII ~ .ir.., hsnIs h IT ,..s
knew, bat Ell try" g sesad
osutIs,,a, .ounl.;;nn;; :, .h. s.s.b
coms.t.r saws be sanpss nns II. b.sssx
:. n. rorr;n, ~;th... e. -.,'' -,
~ s'f
We notice In oas OF eur exchanges am
advertisement, .Lest-A leather iadys
-portmonnale. Tough Lady, that, sssss
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1865-01-04

D1sAppoiNTED.-A man applied to DR.
Jackson, the celebrated chemist, with a
box of specimens. "Can you tell me what
this is, sir?" ''Certainly can, sir; that
lis iron pyrites." "What, sir?" in voice
Of thunder "Irsn pyrites." "Ircn pyr-
ties And what's that?'' "Thats what
it is" said the chemist, putting lot on
the shovel over the Goals, where it, disap-
peared. ssDross." "Ana what are iren
'pyritss worth ?" "Nething." "Nsthingl
Why there's woman in cur town " he
owns a whole hill Of that-and I've mar
'ried her ~
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1865-01-04
nee. A Wild boar was killed . few mile

nA-A Wild boar was killed few miles.
from Bridgrton, N. j.. few days age.
His appearance indicated an age of about
fifteen years. His skin was half an inch
thick. and several loads Of buckshot we're
required to despatch him. The carease.
weighed 5oJ pounds, and tusks were 80
inches long. 1t is supposed that there
are others in the same vicinity. About .
year age pedestrian of that neighber-
hosd was pursusd by wild hog, supPos-
ed to be the the enc just killed. Is
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1865-01-04

n@-A carpenter whs was always preg-
nesticating evil to himself, was one day
upon the rsof Of fye-story building,
upon which had fallen a rain. Tile roof
being slippery, he lest his footing, and as
be was descending towards the caves, he
exclaimed: "Just as / teld you l'--
Catching, however, in the tin spsut, he
kicked off his shess and regained place
of safety, from which he thus delivered
himself: s'I knewed it; theresa pair Of
shoes gene to-thunder asfa, al,5
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1865-01-04

s@- A Philadelphia merchant sent a
cargo ofgosds to Csnstantinople. Af-
ter the supercargo had seen the bales and
bexes safely landed, he inquired whore it
should be stored:
"Leave them here, it won't rain to-
night" was the reply.
t.But dare not leave them SO exposed
seme of the goods may be stslen, said
the supercarge.
The Mahomsdan merchant laughed as
he replied:
"Don't be alarnod, my friend there is
meta Christian within hundred miles Of
u.s.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1865-01-04

HARPER, of the Mt Vernon Banner
has raised his paper to $3,o0-He says;
ave are sonpellsd to adept these term.
OF cease publishing paper. Every good
Democrat, whs wishes his county organ
to live and prosper, will pay this small
advance chee-fully and promptly"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1865-01-04

sG~ At recent festive meeting, mar
risd man, whs esght to have known bcts
ter, proposed: 1.-THE ladios--the beings
who divide our sorrows, double our joys,
and treble eur expenses. Upon which
a lady proposed: .Tke gentlsmen--ths
sensitive individuals whs divide our time,
double eur cares, and treble our treubles.' y
The married man dida't stop to hear any
more. YRA
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1865-01-04

be Horace Walpsle wrete: "Usa
little bit of alum twice or thrice weak,
no bigger than half your nail, till il has
all dissolved in your mouth, and then spit
it cut: This has fortified my teeth. that
they are as strsHg as the pea Of Junius.
l learned it of Mrs. Grosvenor, who had
not speck in her teeth till her death"
This is like the nan whe chewsd ''gun"
for his teeth. N ass
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1865-01-04

A COMPANY was recently organised In
Chicago to ssbore fer oil" west ofthe city,
where there were .sindiostions.' Having
bsrsd to q depth Of enc hundred and nine
feet, the drill passed into large body Of
water, which is now flooding the prairie
at the rate of enc thousand Eve hundred
barrels day Good for the prairie, but
bad for the company. ss
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1865-01-04

rA- If a yeung lady throws herself
away, understand she has married for
leve; if she is comfortably settled" sn-
derstand she has married a wealthy old
man who she hates.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1865-01-04

No. The eldest United States Senator
is Jacob Csllaner, Of Vermont, whe was
born in 1898, and the Youngest is Benja-
min y. Harding, Of Oregon, whs was
born in 1927.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1865-01-04
How to Conduct q Sleigh
Ride-Am Ec0mO nicaI
Substitute for Sleigh 8

. L 4 =
Ieorry oL.nus to the Brasklyn Eagle.
DEAR EAGLE;-The festive season o
Winter has appeared. e<sm - $3.50
Isuppose you and your readers hav,
become aware of the fact, therefore men.
ton it. Nothing pleasss people 50 much
as having their ewA observations Yeri
lied, 4 sf9sa sseeq4-
Some people like Geld weather. Sem.
don't. ii g setasgss7 81 Il
1t is net So much matter, of taste as
matter of circumstances. Circumstances
in fact. have everything to do with
| it. esa1 68 sse .s - 80
FL owned spanking team, with .
rekish cutter, various Buffalo robes, Sc,
of sleigh bells, and knew bright yeung
widow who wanted consolation in her be
reavement, and preferred it in eat deer
exercises, ! sAeuld rejoice in snsw.
But when your equestrian establish
meat consists entirely of the clothsl
horse and dinner bell, you don't admir-,
snsw.
1t is unpleasant. Costs ffty cents te
have it shovelled off the sidewalk, by or
der ETA policeman, wAs notifies ysu with
the air of an sfficsr adnsnishing an old
offender who has been caught in tn,
act. av
ABOUT WIDOWS.
A friend of mine whe had made sleigh
riding the study of his life, assured M
that wiasws-(ysung Of course, were tn,
best ceasslation in a sleigh ride.-They
are repsted dangerous, but the peril, per
haps, enhances the pleasure.
If widsw is net attainahle the singly
blessed are eligible as substitutes.
Very youxg ladies are not desirable
they are apt to get frightened if the horse
should run away, and don't enjoy the
"spills."
Itrequires coed deal of dexterity t.
conduct a "spill'' properly.
l
Care should be taken in the selection O
q spst where the snow is pretty deep.
The upset should not be toe Sudden
The lady should have tine to compos
herself gracefully for the plunge. Y
The gentleman should throw somer
sault over the lady so as net to fall on he
N hep he Ia shat ant
The lady should be pitched out grace
fully at the side Of the sleigh.
In case she is buried deep in the snow
bank, don't attempt to pull her cut b.
her balmorals. Or wait until she is thaw
ed out. Drive to the nearest hotel, tax,
drink, borrow a shovel and 60 back an,
dig her cut like man.
IF you dent keep an establishment
and can't afford to hire enc, | can recon
mend an econouieal substitute.
Geta washtub.. Take it on the bacl
stoep. Fill it with snow. Sit in it
Hire small boy to ring bell, Anoths
boy to fire snow balls at you. Then
yeu can only imagine the motion you
happiness will be just as complete as
you were paying livery stable keepe
five dollars an hour.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1865-01-04
why Not Enlist I?

WHY don't enlist? All, yeu see,
have reasons that answer me we'll,
But there is my neighbsr, young G.,
Why he stays ne person can tell!
Sc hearty and rugged and brave,
And little to do hers, ysu know,
He hasn't house, nor q field,
And there isn't a reason to shsw.
'Tis true he's pretty young wife,
With sweet little babe in her arms,
But shall man risk the Natien's dear life,
Because frail wenan hath charms
All, if he cemprchsndsd our nsed,
His wife and his babe would be kissed,
He would tear their white arms from ais
neck,
And come promptly up and enlist.
But I have farm and house,
And cattle and sheep en- the hills;
How can / turn from prsft and loss,
To think of sick natien's ills?
What money I'd lose if went
What chances fer traffic and gain,
Then think of tho comforts Of home,
And the camp and the carnage and slain
Bat there 10 young Trunan lie Less,
Whose mother is widowed and cid,
And he has but little to de,
Since their farm by the sheriff was seld
IF he should enlist and get shst,
As many one has before,
His mother could come Oh the tswn,
Or ask aims at the wealthy mans door
lis shameful that such fellows a. he
Should turn deaf ear to the call, ;.
That some shsald be slain by the fire
Cannst be the fort1ne Of all
If only stoed in his shoes,
With NO fortune or kin to protect,
If / faltersd to shoulder my gun,
fought to be shet for neglect.
| am ready to cheer the old flag,
And tess'ap ny cap in the air.
30 leng as it costs not cent,
By the Unisn I'm ready to swear
Let the blosd sf. the natisn flow cut
Like . river to vanquish its foe,
Let each father and brother turn cut,
| Bat the Doctor says cannot gs
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1865-01-04

pE "That's a pretty bird, granma,'
said little boy. eyes," replied the
dame; "and never cries" "That's be-
cause he's 0eyer washed" rejeined the
young sster..
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1865-01-04

pg- A bashfaf printer refused . situa-
ten ina printing efice where females
we're employed saying "that he never
set up with girl in his life.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1865-01-04

srs What have you to remark, madam
about my singing 81
- ''Nsthing, sir, it is act rsmarkabls.s
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1865-01-04

DW As riches and favor forsake nas,
We discover him to be fool, but no one
can discover il in his prospsrity-
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1865-01-04
rUBLIsHED EVERY WEDNESDAY
TERMs OF SUBSCRIPTION:
JOB PRINTING 8

Executed with neatness aud dispatch at thi
oAes and At reasonable prices.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-12-18
THE WHITE PINE COMPOUND
CNREC

Sore Throat, Colds, Coughs, Dphtheria, Bronchitis
Splitting Of Blood, and Pulmonary Affections
generally; It is remarkable remedy
for Kidney Complaints, Dia-
betes Difficulty OF Void
- ing Urine, Bleed ..- r..
b from the
Kidneys and Bladder, Gravel, and other complaints.
For piles and Scurvy, it will be found very vaua-
BILE. .....--...
Give 1t trial II you would learn the value of good
and tried medicine. IL is pleasant safe and sure.
The White Pine Compound, advertised at length in
cur columns, is not only to its name inviting but
is q highly approved medicine DIR. j. w. Poland,
the inventor has the confidence of many who know
him, a confidence which he enjoyed while labOrfng
usealy many years as id b t N minister His ex
which issued in his medical INSTRUMENTATION
Watchn,an and Reflector.
The Editor of the Manchester Daily and Weekly
Mirror, in leader of the Daily, thus writes of the
ssThe White Pine Compounds advertised at m UGH
length in columns, and we happy learn that
the demand for it is increasing beyond all previous
expectations 1t the very best medicine for Coughs
used it will be without it. We speak from our own
knowledge, it is sure to kill cold and pleasant as
sure. The greatest inventions come by accident and
it is singular that the White Pine Compound made
for Colds and Coughs should prove to be the greatest
remedy for kidney difficulties known. But SO it is
We cannot doubt it, so many testimonials come to us
from well-known men. Besides the character of DR..
Poland is SUCH that We know that he will not coun-
tenance what is wrong. For years a Baptist cler-
gyman, studying medicine to find remedies for his
ailments, with delicate consumptiva look, standing
with one foot upon the grave he made he discovery
which has saved himself and called out from hum
dreds of Others the strongest testimonials possible.
We have known DR.. Poland for years, and never
knew a more conscientious, honest, upright man,
and are glad to state that we believe whatever he
says about his White Pine Compound"