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The Great Express Company Robbery nj
lhicngo-A HenuiifuI AccOmplicc.

foME Interesting facts arr rsatsi ly the Chicago
papers relative 10 the arrest Of PsouT and noBRIs-
sri, On q charge Of reallng $4,000 from tie
American Espte Company IN that city brief
sccount u which robbery hss srsldy appeared In
the STU TIE house where the thieves wer, ar
rested Is situated in little tack street Of Chicago,
ant outwarlly appears to be Que n the most mis-
e'atle huis n tie city. glance a. the inside.
h1Neyer, shows IL to be luxunousy furnished, Al
q Iuntiug In creature comforts. Tie detectives
w. hra ''nossd" out the establishment cautious
w upeuel tho outer door Aat, entering stsalthilN,
| took peep into one Of the inner apartments Here
they saw heAunful young lady, apparently busly
| enga. ed m packing box. Presently mau made
his appearance from an adjoining room, bringing
| with A.n all immsrse pie o! gTeeubaCks, wheel
| the tHo proc eded TO count, tho girl meanwhile
| smiling and displaying row OF TIE whitess teeth
| encaac1 In mouth, TIL expression OF which,
| though womsnly, was neverthe ess indicative o.
hrmnoss and liberalization. Her lustrOus, dark
eyci and srchet eyebi Ows, rich black hair turned
bhk from high, while forehead, and
| falling around her shoulders IA luxurious curls,
gave her q air Of pf Oud ,npcrious beauty, such o,
| lsraroly beheld. Her nane - Il va l., Craig, aud
size has boon acting 50 "Mol' W the thieves. Aitcr
| watching thtm for few moments. the detcc uyes
| entered the room aud arrested tho AssOnlsuot
| parties couple Of trunks ~ ere discovered and
| searched aud quhntty 81 tie missing money
| was iound. Subsequently, Tie IDENTICAL Tag which
| contained the money Al the Tune ~ was SO en- was
| touud BOW eon t"O tnAiusfs,s. n fsd lnVebhE g.
ton Of the premises discovered secret closet be-
| hind the front door, which contained . number oi
| HOUSEKEEPING Implements BOth mon Uor tic
second man was Subsequently taken) are stated "
DO desperate aud eAps.t burglars. ss Cra.g's
hgsbald, who Is connected ~tn the robbery, 4,
stl at large. On tsins taken TO the Station H1u'c
the young woman stated mat she WAS but II year,
ola, and married Craig IN January last that hs
represented bimBsl TO uer o clerk IN store OF
Lake street. SIC Lore IN excellent character
I uelglbOTA
been kindly rs.tod BY her husband up 70 the tint
| OF the robbery. From her own story, IL would
appear that she has beon more sinned asainsi thar
| bluning.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

A o. OF HIBERNlA 40. : WILL HOLD
4hss meeting on Friday evening, at Z. O'clock, Al
cor s6th 81. and 18th ave. All member are reque,t
ed 10 attend he meeting. PAI'k Campbell.
fies' IhOo' MofADpEN, Bee. III
FATHER MATHEW FEMALE T. A. r.
L society, No. An. Y, will hold public mee.n. Al
their hall, 1888 East 18th 81, on this evening AZ
pm. speaking by hessrs. Langton and Burn, Sing.
.Ls by Nessis. Carroll Tighe and other, PATK
CuONEf, Pres PATR. LAMB, Rec. Sec. id6
SPECIAL kOGlCE-A SPECIAL MEEIING
Oof New York Typographical Mon, No. G. /, here
nv called for this tETidayl evening at o'coci AT
Botanic Hall, 70 East Brosdvay , 70 take action in
regard 10 the funeral OF late worthy Secretary
THOMAS J. WALSH. I. \. CONKLIN, Pre,dent
~ n psl LLlNAN, Rec sec. l29
THEhE CHEERS FOR THE TEMPERANCE
l. crew. The Inauguration Of the Young Mar.
Father Mathew I. A. Is. society, No. l. OF n Y will
take ace in East 10th IT. bet. % aud ID ave. mi,
lfridayl evening, the l7th inst, al 7 o'oock, p M
Delegates from tho various Father Mathew Soceties
viii be present wearing IesaliA speaking By Henry
u. Aulhall, Esq. and Francis H. Purcell singing by
the great temperance yoeaiists Robert Wilson, Nj.
Cole, Mr.. Pagan, Mr.. j. Carroll aud r Deveru'' and
the Lee Brothers also Miss Morrow and q host Of
others. JOHN BERRY, Pres. PATRICK O'NIII'
Vice Pres. JAS. BAkkArr Rec. Sec IHOuAS
FAY, Cor. Sec. TIMOTHY GOLDMAN, FIN, Sec. III
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Washington ExtortIonlsir.

Wsahing'on has always been noted for lis un.
n'rc'in aeccIng Of Con yressmen aud AL other PER
..-' who arc SO unfortunate as to go there. From
-"'i ul' to loot blseks' bill the un.u, ky victim
"a l'shei =; every turn, and be who has "money
IL his purse" after having run I'll, gauntlet Of the
washington ex1ortionerS may safely be regarded
~ Ut to travel" We observe that tn, hotels and
BOARDING houses and We presume the whole racs
q eofm0rAnts ct the Capital, are preparing to out.
usFel themselves during sac coming ssssiou Of
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small as lsdy's watch. Each possesses ns own
particular and elegant key, chain and scs Some
other and each 70 wound up and cared for every
day BY the hand Of the same owner, whose taste
and passion for watches and their sppcndages II a.
gres. /. thst Of other people for paintings plate
medals or sculpture.
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TRADE NOTICES.

DAINTERS-MEMBER OF THE N.Y.P.
l. n. Painteu' Association who are In arresr, are
hereby notified TO settle accounts Monday evening
YUth inst or otherwise DO expelled. WA. AcPHAIL
Financial Secretary. 34T
NXTORKINGMLN'S UNIQk-THE Regular
w nesting Of the Union viii be held this Friday
evening, In Early Closing Hall, 26T Bowery. Az de-
finite action will be taken the que OF holding
seres Of mas meetings on the Eight Hour question,
and other labor moyemsnta a Runetual attendance 10
LLOYD, Rec. Sec lO2
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Wheeler & Wilson Lock stitch Sewing
Machine and Button Hole Machine, No. 626 Broad
wsy,N.Y. 3l3
Howe Sewing Machine Company No Ga
Broadway, \. Y. Eliza Hove, Jr., President. Aselu
wanted. az
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TRADE NOTICES.

T ONGSHOREMEN, No. 2, WILL HOLD A
- special meeting this Friday tvenins % O'clock,
|. bu.iness Of Importance will be Transacted. JOHN
CANNON, Pres, THOs. wEsTMAN, Rec Sec. 70
OFFICE OF THE WORKING wOMEN'J
~ PROTECTIVE I NlON, -
No, 81 White st.. New York -, 1865.
TO THE PUBLIC.
The civil vi ch has desolated land, aud turn
ed our once happy homes INFO houses OF mourning has
slen with peculiar severity on the iewine and ales-
thee ARMY snIrfs PiP nay At six oEsrs A rirCE.
10 the INADEQUATE compensation yald lot iemale la
boz the Working " omen's Protective [ MON ts
orisin. The Association consists OF numler OF be-
nevoicnt ides and en-, hose sympathies have
been enlisted. and no voluntarily give their time
aud money promote instituiion that viii Ne u
practical heneht 70 the WORKING women oi New York
Among the prominent objects OF the Institution is
the ,stahisiucut OF aRatlstry system, whe ely ie-
70 secure them legal protection against maud, hoc OF
eNpcnee.
II ia also m object Of the Institution to discovery
men, In departments not nov occupied by ia IN.
posry he aai to 81 ~ sI II m.a 1Snl I"V re
ganizntion Intended 10 benefit aud encourage their
own So ~ lal or fOT livelihood.
Lana. oT Ngw YORK WIN Won not remember the
frondlcss working girl Thousands OF dollars are ras
woi Es frequently from hafb,s scvHn IN he , W.
t nearly that time In the evening, be ieii TO strss
mantle meicy has blessed you Win The poa or 70 yn
CGntTibntiop. 70 'he FUND. either IN money DO
Fou- OF pioVlsions VII le radly accepted aud nav
.. cent 10 ihe treasurer, N, - Beach, ts sun ONCE,
OF No. ~, Whitest
II any lsly desres TO aid the Committee by irwin,
some portion Of her time for the loOl Of her s.t IN.
wi De able 70 obtain further Information hy applying
70 We snIein endont at the rooms Of the Union No.
During the last nine months the I MON has sen,
NhlVns umue- and caIlings onuuie ated IA the ioOy-
M st re- sous In ~ant Of operatives will be furnish
Within the same time nearly three hundred dollar,
hH been collec ed for deiTauded WORKING women by
the lawyer ~otking srauitousy for hi. Instifntio
80 "A Fxial fral4.
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DOTH WARD GUNTHER CLUB-AT A
e~Omeeltng Of this Club, held AZ Columbia Hall
oto West 5Oth st. on "Wednesday evening, 18Th mat
Ihe following resolution was unanimously ADOPTED
heTeiole resolved, That IA milton Of the lion.
e' and faithful adherence 10 the Interests Of the tar
payers OF the city against the corrupt schemes aud
Sonblhation OF the silled plundereIs, deem re-
cue to the lion. &. Ciodfrey Gunther aud Thar
W do hereby present hi, name ~ the people Of the
~ Of New lorf 40 candidate worthy Of the sup
port OF every honest man In The community, an va
leconmend that citizens of all parties unite In his
support. DAVID r. BtTCHER, Pres't MICHAEL
Secretary. III
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18TH WARD-"C. GODFREY GUNTHER

18th WARD-"C. GODFREY GUNTHER
~ Ciub"-A meeting Of thi, Club will be held Al
"a. Deinilt Difpenssry building, cor. "a ave ani
ga st. on Friday evening, lTth Inst at the hour Of
~ o'clock All citizens OF the Ward favorable 10
the reelection Of the lion. G. GODFREY GIN.
TIER ior Mayor Of this city are invited TO attend
7. o.. DUFFY Pendent. ANDREW SCUIPP.
first Nice-Ptesident. DENIS DELANEY, second
nicespie-ident. PHILIP BAYER, Treasurer. PAT-
kiCk NOLAN, SergeGnt-at-Arms. ARTHUR DON
NELLY, Secretary. ia
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POLITICAL

9th WARD-FOR MAYOR, G. GODFREY
~ GUNTHER-For Corporation Counsel RIru
ARD pGORhAN.-The electors Of the Ninth WaTd
IN favor of the above nominaton. are Invited 90 a.
tend meeting Of the Ninth Ward C. tiodfrev cum
Their Association" this Friday evening, iTth Inst.
At ~ o,c OK al Armenia Hall, 70 Il nk e. ono ro1f
east OF Blocker. Addresses viii be- made i'm f,vo,
OF the above csndidates SOLOMON BANTA pee
SAMUEL T.. ALLEN WILLIAM HAWKS SecrI
1ANiD hAhiH ire" ll9
| 9th WARD GUNiHER CUBA RE-
lcsular meeting Of this Club was held ON tho M h
inst, at hotileh FrcleI'. Hotel. 1fT Rivlnrton ~
when the following resolutions we're ~ sted Resoy.
co. hat the sole oh Get o! tins CLUB to promote ths
reelection Of Hon. G. Godfrey Guntner 10 Inc
hayornlty. Resolved. That this Club hold regular
meetings every Saturday night, aud we invite ali
friends Of Mayor Gunlher to unite with u Tia
next regular meeting will BE- held SATURDAY even.
ing the 18th inst. JOSEPH FREILEK Pre- n
oDEWALD, Nice-Pros. SAMUEL GOODMAN.
sec. iin "a"
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The following statistics are taken from s,n0AI
lish paper, and although the dss,h-rate o.
Britain, owing 70 greater populousnssL 10 b g
Ian ,hs. Of our own country, almost tbs ssms'
causes operate in Aneres that exist In EN- Il,nd;
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II r. ROLLINS & CO., AUCTRS, VILE
ssseil this day, at 2o'clock at I3s Canal It Iaros
vane,y OF new and secondhand furniture consistns
~ -elst-ads he1dlng, chars tables, carpets, &c. Il
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DR.. Lighthill.

Attention of our readers is called o'the Adver-
tisenent Of DR.. Lighthil in another column
The Doctor proposes to visit Cleveland for one
week, commencing on Monday, May 18th, and
ending Saturday, May 2oth, where he can be
imlnd at the Russell Forest City HoteLSWe have
noticed his communications on the subject OF Ca
tarrh and Deafness, published in the New York
and Cleveland papers, and should Judge him to
be physician of experience and scientific attain
men:s. 1t willbe seen from the series Of his ar.
ticles, which we published in supplement on the
2lst ult THAT he makes the disease Of Deafness and
Ca,arrha specially, and we doubt not that these
articles must prove interesting to many Of our
readers who are afflicted with The complaints on
which they treat
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HOME ARTMENT.
49, ~~~~~-~-~-~.S
a :. i. m

"A IiCtuio'GNoiy Chhhiy oHVuiu hdVo
We have in our possession, and. sab
ject TO the inspection Of the public, for a
few days, splendid full length steel por-
trait Of fAbraham Lincoln, from the house
Of J. c Buttre, OF New York. II is ad.
mred by all who have seen il, both for
its elegance and its fidelity TO nature, be.
ing pronounced by those best qualified to
judge as at opce.the most beautiful and
the most perfect likeness ofour martyred
President extant. The demand for the
picture rs SO great that il is impossible TO
promptly supply it. The Agent, Mr.. II.
l.. CLARK, is now in, this County, and, for
further particulars, we would refer the
reader to him. Who does not want the
picture? AS Abraham Lincoln, though
dead. yet lives in the affections Of ak true
and loyal men and women, it is fitting
that his likeness. should have place in
every household where truth and loyalty
are regarded.
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SUNDAY School Union.

The Annual Meeting of the Geauga Co.
S. S. Union will be hold at the Congroga.
tional Church in Huntsburgh, on Saturday,
May 18th Exercises will commence at ii
o'clock A. NJ. Appropriate addresses may
be expected. AS this ia the annual bust
moss meeting. very much of the efficiency
and usefulness of tho Union will depend
upon its being we'll attended. Clergymeu,
S. S. Superintendent and Teachers and all
other friends Of the institution, are earnest.
ly and cordially Invited to attend. Let
your interest in tho cause bo thus practi-
cally shown. .... .. .,.- -a- -
JOHN NICHOLS.
Cor. Sec'y Geauga Co., Is. s. Union.
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Penalty for Adulterating Milk and
Cheese,

Tho following law, prohibiting the adul
terution of milk and cheese, was enacted by
the Legislature of Ohio, at its last session |:
AN ACT
To prevent and punish the adultoration
OF mk aud cEeose. ... ..
SECTION l. BE Il eRdcied by the Gener.
al .4s~mbty ofthe State Of Ohio. That who.
over shall Knowingly sell, TO any person or
p rsons. or sell, deliver, or bling TO be man.
u'ac urod 10 any cheese or butter manufac.
aory in this state, any milk diluted with wa
Ter. or in any way aduitcrated. or milk from
which any cream has been taken, or milk
commonly known as "skimmcd milk" or
shall keep back any part of mix known as
'strippings," with intent to defrsud or shall
knowingly sell milk the product of dis
cased animal or animals, or shall knowing.
ly use any poisonous or doleterions materi-
al 10 the manufacture Of cheese or butter.
snall upon conviction thereof, be fined in
any sum not less than twenty five dollars
nor more than one hundred dol!ars, and Ii.
able in double the amount of damages, to
the person or persons, irm. association. or
corporati0nupon whom suchIraud shall bo
committed.
Sec 2 This act shall take effect and bc
in force from and after its passage.
JOHN JOHNSTON, ..
Speaker Of the House of RepresentGtires
CHARLES ANDERSON,
.s>, President o + tie Sendte.
~ SNh
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DR.. Cheeseman's Pills

have been Standard Remedy for over 80 years .
and are the most efec,ual one ever known for
all complaints peculiar TO FEMALES. To all class
es they are invaluable, inducing, ,oih certainty,
periodical regularity. They are known to thou
sands throughout The country, who have used
some OF the most inent American. Phpsiciops.
Explicit Directions Wnh each Bor. Prtce one
Dollar per Boz. or Boxes for SIS, containing
from 80 to 60 Pills. Pills sent by mail, promptly,
secure from observation, by RENTING TO the Pro-
prieOrs. SOLD BY DRUGGISTS GENER-
ALLY. HU1CHlNGS & HlLLYER,
Proprietors,
81 Cedar Street, New York.
Sold by Cook a. MCGOWAN, Chardon; S. Moo =
dey.. o. II. Lee and D. II. Parmly, Painesvie;
II. E. Kellogg and Cook L. Smead. Madison;
Burr q Bates, Willoughby. 71Sy idec9
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To COnsullaDtiyeS!

THE ADVERTISER having been restored to
! health in few weeks, by very simple rem.
edy, after having suffered several years with
severe lung affection, and that dead diseas se,
Consumpti on,is anxious to make known 10 his
lelfow sufferers the means OF cure. = % ''-- -
To all who desire it he will send copy OF the
prescription used [ifee Of charged. with the drec.
tons Tor preparing and using the same, which
they will iud sure cure for Consumption, Ash.
ma, Bronchitis, DC. The only object OF the ad.
vertiser in sending the Prescription is to benefit
the afflicted, and spread nforma ,ion which he
conceves TO be invaluable, and he hopes every
sufferer will Try his remedy, as Il will cost the m
nothing and may prove blessing. ..
Parties wishing the presc iption will please ad-
dress d.,
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings County, New York.
r... ...... ...r .... ... 81 'T90m3
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Ey-Miss A.. M. E,heridgs. Milliner,
wishes us TO state that she may hereaf-
Ter be found by her customers at the
rooms lately occupied by the Democrat,
over wilkins & Kelley's Store. which have
been fitted up in fine style for the recep-
tion 6f her Spring and Summer Goods.
Advertisement next week.
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EECheese contracts and copies Of the
new Milk Law may be obtained at the
Democrat Office. at 50 per hundred. Also,
tables o! Justices and constables' fees, at
e5 cents each. t-4 .. m
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ERev. W. H. Delano, Agent Of the
American Bible Union. will preach at the
Baptist Church in this village pext Sab
bath. at O'Clock. P. NJ. A full attend
ance is desired, as the speaker will pre-
sent the claims Of the Union. t "a"
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wR. P. Munsell has recently re-
moved his place of business. and has now
an extensive Boot and Shoe Store one
door south Of the Court House. Read
his advertisement, and give him call.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
-0nr unty.

UuT UUCy'
We deem II our duty to keep constantly before
our readers that most valuable OF all medicines,
known as Goes Cough Balsdni. IL has stood the
tests Of time aud experiment, and all who use il
spea in the most praise. worthy terms OF its me.
dicnal value. ltis the real duly Of every parent
to keep constant supply 81 II in,ie house, ready
for immediate use. Not only is 1t most spleu.
did remedy for coughs, sudden colds, infnensn 4,
Group aud all throat complaints but il Is the con
sump i've g great re lief When thoy ate SO Tar
gone that no medicine will ever cure tllcn, Coe 3
Cough Balsam viii be found an invaluable friend
to alIay the coughing help the cxpectoration, nd
ease the sufferer. Why will ye that are suffering
and that are liable to pulmonary attacks, not
take our advice aud provide yourself with a sup.
ply OF Goes Cough Bal.am--ihe best and cheap.
est Cough Balsam in the wordi 1t costs but
forty cents, and eau be found upon the counters
oi druggists. .Ifg i..'l ., s 796w4.
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9zrMr. II. L. Clark, agent for tho salo Of
the portrait of Abraham Lincoln. will lee.
ture at tho Town Hall in this village, on
Thursday evening of next week, upon the
present crisis Give him full house.
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. EE Particular attention is called TO
the advertisement OF Garfield Gs Murray,
in another column. They are doing a
fourishing business, and understand the
true secret Of success ss--advertising. .a
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INFORMATION FREE
TO NERVOUS SUFFERERS

A GENTLEMAN, cured of Nervous Debility,
lncompetency, Premature Decay. and Youthlu,
Error, actuatcd by a desire TO benefit Others, will
be happy to furnish to all who need il, ((ree the
recipe aud directions for making the simple rem.
edy used in his case. Sufferers wishing to profit
by the advertisers bad experience, aud possess
ing him at once at his place of business. The
Recipe and full iniorma: :On-Of vital impor ance
will he cheer(uliy sent by ieturn mnil.
Address JOHN u. OGDEN,
. No. GO Nassau Street, New York
P. P.S.-Nervous sufferers of both sexes viii find
this informatio Invaluable. 7S3m3
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DR.. Cheescman's Pills

were the commencement of new era in the
ueatment OF irregularities and distractions tina,
nave consigned SO many to a premature grave.
No emule anenioy good health unless she is
regular; and whenever an obstruction takes
place the'general health begins to decline. These
Pills form the fRost preparation eref put for Dard
with hlMMBDIATE and PERSISTENT Success. Do
NOT BE DECEIVED. Take this advertise.
ment to your Druggist and tell him you wanf the
BEST aud nosi RELIA BIZ FEMALE Ned
,cinein The World, which is comprised in these
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" DIED. -t
In tho. Marine Hospital, Wilmington,
N. c., March 9th. 1865. MILTON J.
ROATH, Co. E. l77th o. WI, aged 10
years, 6 months and 2 days. only son of
John and Elizabeth Roath, of Thompson.
I've breathed no sigh. I've shed no tear,
Where Milton takes bis rest; g.. ~
I've never kneit upon. tho sod 'Ea'
That lies above his breast. e..
He sleeps afar from childhood's home, "
Mid strangers graves, alone,
And they who pass that lonely mound
Repeat tho word-Unknown. sc
Unknown to them a fathers hopes,
That centered once in him,
Unknown TO them the mothers love 2 ii
Not death itsolf can dim. aa
0, could VIC but have closed bis eyes,
Received his parting breath, f a-
And heard him speak ono kind good bye,
Before ho slept in death. .-., ID. '
II would have been pleasure sad =, r'
To treasure up the scene,
A painful lesson fraught with good,
For Memory's hand to gloan. .,,..r
We cannot place one fiowory wreath,
Embalmed in sorrows tear,
To breathe its last, sweet fragrance out
Above tho lost and dear; 'e 'a
Yet will the moonlight soft and ppre,
His couch,0f besuty lave,r' e.7g1 ~
And angels from fhefr starry home
Keep watch DER Millions grave. HgE
Thompson, April 9th, 1865.
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For Sale.

NTOTICE.-The Undersigned has been dulv
N appointed and qualified as administrators Of
the estate o! Oionzo NJ. Johnson, deceased. ia,e
of Hambden, Ge auga Comfy, Ohio.
LUCIA A. JOHNSON.
Hambden, April 2lst, 1865. 7s7w3s
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The combination OF ingredicntsin in these Pills
is tbe result OF long and extensive practice
They are mild in their operation, md cannot do
harm tp the most delicate; certain in CORE cling
all Irregularities, Painful Menstruations, rcmov,
ing a distractions whether from cold or oiher.
wise, Headache, Pain in the Side, Palpi.ation of
the Heart. Whites all Nervous Affections, Hys.
terics, Fatigue Pain in the Back and Limbs dis
turbed sleep, &c which arise from in,errup
of Nature
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l. DESP0NDENT OF BOTH SEXES. A
great sufferer, having been restored TO health in
lew days, after many years of mieery, is will.
ing to assist his. suffering fellow creatures, by
sending dree) on the receipt Of postpaid ad.
dressed envelope, copy oi the formula of cure
employed. Direct to
JOHN Nj. DAGNAIL
Box 1888 Post Office, Brook lyn, N. Y.
700
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