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UNITED STATES HOSPITAL
AND
Private Medical Dlspensary,

u
TaO Jefferson Avenue, Detroit, Mten-'
Near the Michigan Exchange Hotel.
XVbers every form OF sYPBrL 8 anu all other dts
cases Of the atve and urinary organs OF Doth
..ates are more successfully managed than AZ any
1ther similar Institution in this country. Livery
o,, should know that whilst the slightest con'u-
,,tfousl contamination exists, marriage Is lmPos-
stnie for the good reason that where offspring en-
.ues disease is nearly always eni allied ms there
fore. h one Of the worst impediments 10 matrl-
lnO"'' YOUNG MEN,
Sra.ryper u,eutslly and bodily from certain early
Improper praeticeF, viii find this a Dispehssry
here thee is no uncertainty about getting rehei
M yVhere every one Of such cases are cured per-
manently No books published BY nor Issued from
tbis ips tuition, bv which the minds OF the young
are poisoned and they thereby ruined.
LADIES,
Married or single, requiring Female Regulator
sbonld enclose one do lar and three postage SIC m
nd nv rstu N mail they will receive with iul u
rections the only re'iab Fema hesu etor IN s
AHA n qulator fast becoming he favor1 oi lade.
-.Tywheie simply bee use its acton IS mi q anu
eN and can alw,ys be depended upOR in removing
sA,e sA qcti rs from co ds aud sIy other cause
u - D. resp1I d.ncs strictly confidential ie'tsI'
- ~ ,Itation shon d con ain QUE dollar anu 8
oostsge a MP for answer. once and rooms 1i
PeI - "a len g never see each other.
Co.,itstiors an services q. the oflee &c 70 '
moor every sa ,urdsy afte' HoDi ir'm 70 = =
of6cs and Dispe1sary open from l. is, n ~ orer
daily, exec, sundays. All necessary 81. $50
atiOns performed. -
Address, DR- DEHARF,
Pest once Drawer 625, Detroit, Mich.
Fnclo two postage stsmps and send for circular
of questions, aud, if properly answered, medi ines
oau be seut to any part OF the count. y. hem mber
these cases must be cured or the worst consequences
follow. maS'r4d4.W
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-10

Oonnsctions ara made At MOnrosgiils win tno 5eHs
dusirV hansneld Newark z. B. At Oyds with the
SanduaIy Dayton Cincinnati B. k.i - Hremont
WITH eh5 Fremont q Indiana 4 K, and ~ Toledo
with the Michigan Southern Northern Indiana A1a
Toledo wabash Reuroads Tor chicago, DetrolS
Isnkscn ToIt " Jayne. LOgsnsp0rt, Lafayette, Osire
Alton, 81. Louis and all Points Nesls Northwest ana
Southwest. -.
Trains arrive IN Cleveland from Toledo and -
West at e:28 A. h, z.5b n. and $3.50 ? n, Hro8
Sandusky At g:l5 !. L. T. kUOkhk, snFts
CTegsIana Oct. -. 1874
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-10
LFYEIANp ANp TOLEDO B. B
~ ". wTrTrn EEs,rsr.rssr. p..-A

IsSt-G, WIHTEB ARBAFGEsIsSE. 1874
On and Aftsr Monday, Oct. SlAt, lS4, PesstngsR
Trainh WIN lsaVs Cleveland e. follows sondAya *
s:io A. M.-OHIOAGO EXPRESS. .-Stnps 1t Bereas
Grafton, Obsrliu, WakemAn. horVElA, Monroe
vile, Bellevue, Clyde. Fremont and Giniofol
and arrives Et Toledo ct ls:f5 P. ~, unicago At
niOPn and Detroit ~ P.
sac p M.-WESfERN mAIL.-Stops st AL stations
On Southern Division, and srrtves st Toledo q
7.z5F.M-; Ohinago At 5 ;15 A. n and Detrois e
1.tnP. M-HORTHERN MAIL.-stoss at Al gts-
kons on Northern Division, and arrives - sAns
dnsky At 7:lo p. u.
HorHAIk, Moprosyille, Olyds and fremoar, md
arrives a. Toisdo a. Is A. r.; ohtcego - =
tx. Ard Detroit at SEQ A. \.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-10
A TLANTIO & GREAT WESTERN
n RAILWAY.
Spring and Summer Arrangements.

Takes Eject Monday, March 2Oth, 1855.
Two Through EIpres5 TrAina DAILY between
CLEVELAND and NEW YORK.
fDAY ExPREss, leaves Cleveland Sundays except
ed ct $50 A. H. arrives At Mssdville Il $500 ,. h,
Dfnnsrl Salamanca At h:5b P. ~, Isl seping Oalll
and New York ~ 1:l0P. 4.
HHIazT E1FRzss,' leaves Cleveland (saturdayl
sxcsptedl at 9:l5 ,. T., sleeping Cars attached,
arrives 81 MesdyilIe ct Leo A. n, SAlamanoa at
GO A. Il, and New York At lO:SO P. =.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-10
MEOuGAL.H
DRIvATE AFFAIRS,
i IN WHICH
III NIaSses are Interested.

Farmers Drovers, Merchants Lumbsrmsu, Me-
ebanics. Miners Packers the ricn and the poor
sbou ask them vetIf the slis htest sYPHILlrIo'
or so.calIed PRtvArE DisEAss, tRint is lingering In
their S, STEMS If 40 they shOnld apply IN person.
n osslble: If not pos ibls Ia peTsOu, by letter,
and receive by retnrn mai blank circular oi
0uestion,, which Il enable ny one to know POSI-
tiyely lust how they sta d.
rr6 the int Ilgent rsader il Is not necessary to
nnbIisb the lanes Of the many complications and
forms assumed by this terrible seourge, yeI IL IN ~
he ,dvisable to mention most prominent sYPH-
ms PRIaARY, SYPHILIS SECONDARY, and SYPHILIS
TERrARY, the latter involving the bOnes in It's
deathly aeton.
Eyery one should know. also, that many Of the
mott obEtiuate and worst ULCER TED IHRoATl
proceed from this cause, and will, II not properly
anJIsd Intimately T, suit Ia loss OF voice. Look &c
vonr tre interest," and consult bv letter OF apply al
mr. nEHARTS
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-10

MFORTANT To llADlES-DI. 6aT-
psys Bsunals Pils naso nSger got faisd n fss1oT.
laE dl3oulties arlsi1g ton obstruction, or stop.
ssqs Of naturs, o. IN rastoEng The Syutsm % pr
81 hsslft When suGsring a0m Spinal AE8csionn,.
lHroIzpruu. Osg5, the Whites, o other Waaknelu y
ths Utsrlns Organs. Ihs Pills are parisotly harm
fS1 On ths conEtItution, and may b taksa By The
noat ds1cat8 ianlnlt without eauang dirtrsB-shs
ana tina thsy cot Ike ehsrm b strengthening,
ingigoFsttng and restoring ths gyItom % q hsalth
aondition, and By bringing on thu 1onthly psrlod
uith regularity, no matter IRON what oaunsa the
Sbstruotton nay Eriss. They should, however, Ho9
= takan during ths hrst shrss month1 81 prsgnAn'
q, though bafS nt Aay other tims as nisoaFFiAEa
Geuld b ths rsg1b.
@Ta1h box contains co pills. Erios %.
Or. HARHHI'g TEIRTIsH on Diasaaas Of IonAlog
FfeEnanoy, HlEoeriAgS, BArrennesz, eterihtys Re
production, and Abuses Of Nature, and enphatioal-
II ths Ladlas Private Medical Adviser, pamphlst
81 q pages, ssns fss 70 any Addrssl. SIX oants ~
0EIFsd 70 pay postage.
Ths piia and book viii b so1t b. mall Wksn d.
1rsA, ssoursly sealed, and prepaid, By
S.BRYA6, n. D., Gensr1l AganL
10. 20 Cedar IT., New York
-. Sold BY su ths principal Druggists.
~. CLARK, DruEEiHt, Agent for OlsValano.
tufyQI. Ra.u =. INV
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-10
SEWING MACHINES.
TTHK FLORENOK
III Il kss many improvements oys any ana an
RENFIRC MACHINES,

IA has the rsvsrHbIs feed feeding the cloth oithsl
10 he Right or Ieft, 70 stay . seam or tAsten thi
onds Of seams Il takes four different Stitches tha
I.ook DoubIe Lock, Knot and Double Knot-oAok
bsInQ alike on both hides Of the fabric. It's mo.
tions are al positive Bows the thokest OF thinnesi
fsbrios without change Of tension. Hens any
width hem, fell1 brEids. quta, bindls gAthsrA Ans
ngWU In 4 rufIe Gt the Bame time.
Z. W. GLEASON d CO. Agents
Ho. e Public Square, OlsVsIand, and 10. Merrill
Block. Detroit. Agents wanted. lulYSi-h
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-10

~ OLD EYES MADE NEW
A pamphlet directing how 20 speedily restore
iQht and give up spectaces without aid OF doctor
Or mediosne-sent by mail free, on receipt OF ten
oents Address Z. B. FOOTE, m:Db
fsbIAR2dku IIS0 Broadway. Nav York
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-10
aIE.Ila ePEUIFIO FILLs-WARI

RkEzED II AL dAEE7s-onn bo Fallad
HrErr 81 q clrsl % not aaultatai Ar ePee4
Z ,stlonl 30 chanes q dtsf sso1iEog D. not b
tr7lll1 viii herinaGI pur7ritd oa1 b ll1d WITH
- 1Etse1lon7 Upward cl so c11lI taa ra11 mo71h
--11lo g than VIZ el44ls e.aal. ytes o. Ean'
fzlf pkTH,oiEnI Ensa alsd thcm q fhElf pras-
81, and Ipeat Nsn q t1alT eAeecgs and approve
81 tarIr colp1.l7ica, Wti1s \ elltefy V1gglable-
- haraIa1l o. tbs sFlsgn. Auntred1 d csTti1,
So ean b lhcua. Bent 8psol4o PiIlE ars q,
o1Iginal and oalg R11lins 1poolae Pm. fhsg are
.fsptsf a1F Eals End f5mala, oldoE yolng, ans
- onlF Follabl1 flIladT m al1ctl1g . pslmae
rt and rp1odr euEa A. al oas1I q BpeElatoIrnoa-
- enElinfl TealnNU, viii ai ~ trains et evils,
Tnsh - uEsthraI alf YeeI1ni Din1kareal, elsst,
- Wits, ElShfly e InVollntagy Enilllonss In.
a1utirsnce 6elital DshTlitg and Irri1ahil1tys In
rosenoy, Weaknou O. loH q Power, Nervous ee-
bllfy, n, -, all Of Whloh ar4ss principally ne
B1Taal EEson1us Of Bslf Abusas e eom9 oon1llsa'
ki6naf dsranF1nclt, and iucapaeleets9 sha naAsFal
fEam fElGlllEg ths duties q Harrlsd ~. In 81
Hrrual 6Inala e GonoFEheas 9teet ana 1tEiosIre1,
Ns-r1lfIur p kyll1nl ioF teo lTo4tnoat of seminal
nrInarI EsE1ai. and ksrVous Di1ee8oa, Who VIII
rsof frss % ~, tbs following vaiunbls WORK, n
gT1 TIvTInfd 1H01BAgn.--Df. BalFs Troatils cn
81 kb1Is Premature Deoay, Inpotsnoe ard Los
II Pouor, 6oxuai Diseases, Seminal weakness,
TirSfiV TuisIIons, Genital DsbnltY, he., so., 5
psnphlss Of a. pages, oontain3ng Important ed-
10 b The afaisted, and Wkioh should es rsaA b
SVsry gsros, e ths means Of cuhs IN ths roEorasl
Itagsa 4 plaillk sst birth. TWo stanp1 required
% paT postegs. iriyalsA5-H,o.u.ffiSNT
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-10
SPECIAL NoTIoEs.

WTHE BRIDAL OaAMBER-An
Esssy q Warnlne and Instruction for Young Men.
Also. rev and rsIisbis f-satmsnt for Dis ssas Of
ths Urisnry snd sexual Systems. Sent fres, IN
soalsd envelopes. address Dr.. J. skillin Houghton,
T4o--.-s Asuocistion. Phiiadslphia. Pa. my9.Rk
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-10
DR.. Cheeseman's Pills

DAMNED FRUITS AND VEGETA-
" BLEs Of very excellent quality, consisting Of
Peach-s, PiumE, Cherries, Blsekberries, RAspber-
and TomatOss, can be found At
GE0. D. BEOK's,
RhH 80 Superior ytgepk
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-10
RAILROADS.
OGEYELAED, COl0MFUS q UIa3
OJOIKHATI AILRoAD,
Is8l-G WINTER ARRAHGEblEHT I8sf-s.


OGEVKLAED, OOl.OMBUS q UITl
NIOIRHATI AILRoAp,
Ise4-S. WINTER ARRAHGE1EDT IsSf-s.
IIs TrAiu--s:os A, A.-oIEOIEEATI ExPREss,
Stopping ~ GrAfson, wellington hsE Lon.
ior, sbsiby, Cresflida, Gallon, Gilead, Cas-
dinEtoa, Ashley, Dslavara, DsVia osntre ans
ID TrSlS-7,1s p 'n.-AOCOsa .-ssoru
e al stations. and Arrivss n Columbus - -
a ErSins-lS;o S.9iP ;oo p y =
oEsssliaN sai0a, eiisaa, OaFdinEt0n sad D.:
Trains lssys ooiunbus ss &c aud IssAu, $50 -.
Arr'se - elsselAnd ssao A. H, sad ssie ,. =.
OQNHEOFTOEs.
i 2 aa1snsld Essark KallrOad =
LAnapeias ~ hsrnea, AsWark. hanaSFilleu
ur,-slies-Ptttubursh, Eort wsyuss Oaie.eo Ran.
road Eurost, Up,ar Sandusfy Deipho1 IIna,
Fort wayne, L4eoEte, OhicAlo. a., West s01
aasl IL AZ ssssT sSsa Srosd is ,o2 sS
Bsllsf01tAine- sidney. Snlna. Maneia Iudisn'
aPolis Terrs HGutst finsennea, ENenETtila,
LouisviEls. Cairo, s.. Louis 40
DeIsWAFs-gith SPrngeed Branch or sprln gnsld.
oOlun1bqs-Littls Miami gol1nsu' 5aS Assa
Tsrre HsutS. ST. LoSa MoSrqS L2vssHna, e -
SgseSsst 5Ha Ti1s sps soS ne h51e Nv rSSns
vile, Cairo. 81. Louis nd AZ loinn op s0a
ohio Rspro.d sorRsvArk H.pss.
ylls SsssIinE g.; 80 oeiqpsSs, T1ss1 RiSua ~ AA'
[For ToFstS . III poiBfs and informsfoz syDsr
At The Passenger stEffon ard At UnIo0 Ticket O6os
ll7 Superior street. = >. FLIhfs
OLKVRLAND AND PlTTSBUBGH
~ BAIL AD.
Iss6. WIHTER ARRAEGENEET. tss
On and AfsE MOadAy, Dee. 18Th, tssk Trains lsava
Uleveland - loloNa. oaily, leunday. exoeptodl:
500 A. Ms-MAtL--ArriVes At Pittsburgh % ?. H.s
HArrsburgn 2:3o A.. r., Baltimore I % A. -
Washingtcn lo:3s A. n, Philadelphia s.55 A. -
New Yorh l0-00A- n, Wheeling 90 ,. n Cons
meets At Hudson With q. z Z y. r. r for Akrrn
and Miersburgh.
In P-M.-EXPK ESs--Arriyes Il Pits6ursh s:l5 ?.
n. HarrisburRh 10 A n, Baltimore l25 ?.
M'HAshingtoe so P. \ PhtladephiA n:to p
9.ia p -ACCOMMODATION-Fo Hudsol and
Int0Tmsdiats Stations, CuyahOga 3alis. Akron,
and MiIeB5urgh, connecting At OrrVtle WITH
W.kU. BY. Tor Canton. hlassillon. Woos-
ter and Mansfield.
UsrsaIan throush ron PithsburEh - Ess Hok
fVia AIAsntoVFD,, without change Of cara.
- Fars - loN - b. any other He.
~ ThrodYh Tickets can b procured - ths Unton
Tiokst Once. Weddsll HoIHs, Gt re Ds-os, Or tne
> Il DEvERHUx. saS'I.
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OoHdnEeIHa noIDAH, oOro8ER slsf, AeoA
~ Mails VIII be Opsnsd sad ready or aalvOE5
Crs hour after arrival Of tralnn.
~ An Mails cloas one hour baiore dsparturs
trnfnn
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-10
ApPFARANCE OF THE DEsPERADoEs.

APPEARANCE OF THE DESPERADoES.
The gueFrillss were all, save one, dressed
IN citizens clothes, and were remarkably
villAinous in bearing and action. One of
the party they addressed as Lieutenant
sed another as Captain. They carried no
arms but revolvers, and these they were
constantly aourishing around in the most
threatening manner.
One eff the despersdoes shot at the con-
ductor, who showed signs Of resistance, but
fortunately missed. They also fred at the
baggage master, who attempted to escape
up the bank after the tram had bean
thrown from the track. All ofthem seemed
anxious to get through tho business as
soon IS possible.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-10
rHE auERRIL.LAs PuRsuEp.


The military authorities in this city we're
promptly informed of the occurrence, and
General Palmer notified of the facts at Lou
isville. This morning party Of sixty men
left here in pursuit of the party, and force
will also be organized in Kentucky. 1t is
earnestly hoped that the perpetrators Of
this Audacious attack may be captured and
appropriately punished.
The Gazette says;
Prompt action was taken by the mill
tary authorities in reference TO capturing
the gang. General Palmer, st Louisville,
was informed of the facts and before day
light General Which had detachment
of sixty men, under command of Captain
Booth, ready to proceed to the vicinity OF
the disaster, which went down on the
seven o'clock train. A force of cavalry
also went down from Covington on the
Kentucky side. Captain Booth returned
Saturday evening, without having dis
covered any clue to the retreat OF the brl-
gsnds. Nobody in the neighborhood hsd
seen them previous to the arrival OF the
train, and only fisherman, in hut neal
by, saw the scene from outside the cars
and saw the fellows fleeing to the river.
On the Kentucky shore it Was learned that
a farmer had missed two of his horses, and
that the fugitives had hastened back TO-
ward the interior. The cavalry that weni
in pursuit have not been heard from.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-10
LEADER.
TIE GUERRILLA ROBBERE NEAR
CINCINNATI.

Attack On the ehtO and Mississippi
RHiIrOad-TraIn stopped and R'assen-
gers Observation-Disclosures &c.
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THEIR EsCAP.

After pillsging the train the party made
for the river, and it is supposed crossed I'M
mediAtely to the Kentucky side.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-10
Posi- OFFICE TIME ETARLE

ISS4.5. Winter ArFahgemony lSsI-s.
FOB TIE ra o.
ARRIVAL AID CLOSING or MAILA,
AZ EHl
OLKVKLAND POSF-oFFIOK
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-10

THE PASSENGERS
Hailed the O. 7. DumOnt, coming to Gin
cinnati, and twenty-five or thirty took pas
sage.
AT IL O'Clock the train from st. Louis sr-
rived at the wreck, and the remainder of
the passengers were transferred immediate
ly, and went to st. Louis. A temporary
track has been laid around the wreck, and
the A. N. train. this morning, was not de-
layed. Only one passenger was severely
hurt by the cars running from the track
and he was brought to Inc city this morn
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Free Delivery Of Letters.

Parties wishing their mall matter delivered BY
Carriers will please leave orders to that eject ct
the Postmaster's Room, with any Carrier, or by
letter through tue Postofce, when they will be de-
lfVered, without s1tra charge, With promptness,
according to the following Time-TaDls Of Depart
rras Of q farriaru frnu the flffica.
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-24

a CosrIY 1'REsESr-The clief of the Paris
sranch ct the R"thschilds banking house has
,atei' presented the little daughter OF Prime.
MIt'ern'ch' Austrian Ambassador at Paris witt
doll. wi,:ci, jnst As large as the child md
has furnished this sift via, u I'4,noely treux
see" N"'h'ng was wanting, aud the MOS,
costly ia''"s of Par's -aasF +tltncnh were to Il,
.""'"' !" w''"!e pieces. '''Ahthng offer things.
t"'f ~" msnt"ne twelve dozen Handkerchief.
e"ch ~ w":ca has value ottslGb. and n noel,
- ''."~'s ~. l"oo fra,.rs. ljo,hsd>ilL vi,
rr'''', "'k- lhe Ans'rans pa5 for. this pre-
Seat -
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School n. tica.

VIE MISSES HENRY, lr:riviny" had s.vc,
Years experl"nce-' i'll teaching. rrnpr.
'l,saing a DAY SCHOOL for young ia.Ii.s, /,
MONDAY. LIST M"y. Mt thel rtsidcnv. {,
stark H'il, East end Of G-rcai. street. .:
,,T's. .,T''s,ca share of the public patronage. NJ
FODTM N is also dcs;rous of obtaining :, {,
.ins'c. Scholars. For terms, DC. apply us it,o,
'terences-Rev T.. J. Shan,l. Rev ~. 1M;.
IN. Rev. j. L. Reynolds. u. D.. anl Hen. r.
'I3odYyn Mayor. April Is tn2-
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The First Movement Towards
! PEA "a C14
SHERMAN PROPOSES, AN lRNEHlCE,

GERESsDoRo, N. G., Aprila a2 .alGen. Shernanes
order to his troops announces a gsnetaltroce
pending the ratification Of au Agreement be
tween Gen. Johnston, himself and.oti,er officials
of high rank, which, he say5 will give peace
to the, whole country, from the Potomac to til.
Rio G rande.
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-24
Camp Of Instruction.

Ihe excellent plan OF camp Of instruction
for I'll" youth Of South Carolina, conceived b,
Governor Magratl, ms an expansion of ou,
military academies. will, we have no doubt,
work to complete satisfaction and tile best
results; always providing that the Board Of
Visitors DO continued close body, compact,
and with full responsibility thrown Htoa them.
If de,~agogucsshal! get into the board, its work
VIII be mischievous About seven hundred
youths, between sixteen and seventeen, have
already reached the camp ut Spartanburg.
Ire they vii! receive such an education as viii
consist with the means and exigencies of the
'antry. 1t will bc wisestill farther to enlarge
this plan 80 as to include boys Of fifteen and
even t"dr;ecn, where they are found TO be well
developed in growth aud Of the adequate mus
t.e There is really very little difference, at those
ages. b~tweea the boy of fourteen and six
teen, and the more expansive this plan Of edu-
cation Is made, the greater"the benefit >and
blessing. at onee to the pupils and the country
L: IS now some twenty-five years, when, at the
ssscn.hl;r.s Of the Agricultural Contention oi
t..e State at Cc.uu.1a, w. Gilmore S;nmS
submitted. % that body and to the public, a,
:aa for eupe,seding all the free schools, out of
the towns and cities, by farming schools--one
oi these being centrally placed in each District,
ana confided to teachers of agriculture, as we'll
o. Of the ordinary branches of education. he
recommended that tract Of lind be secured
ln each District, Of about 1000 aores simple
sauses put upon it, the necessary farming i'm
elements, and that the boys;be' trained in al
agricultural bras cEes-so many hours to labor
~ the felds,4 ,4and SO many hours TO the school.
room. This plan is now carried ont, on o
small scale, at the Marine School, established
near Orangeburg, and it is reported to be quite
successful. The old free school system is abs,
iutely worthless. ss1eaRts towns where the
population is :y large to maintain the
ssn10,. &c 10, h,..s For r., s. of plan which
ton, we shall need. However, some moro tho
rough philosophical Investigation Of the schem.
tllan We shall ever iud in ordinary lcgisla.ior
The Legislature had better confds the subject
to a commission.
a CosrIY 1'REsESr-The cll;ef of the Puri.
branch ct the R"thschilds banking house has
satei, presented the little daughter OF Prime.
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-24
The Frogs and their K,ars--A F,h1a


a. was an Adams the las. Of The Logs,
BY JrPi.cr sent to rule overIthe froys;
They HoPp'd off and on, the inssnsible thing,
And. diss tsfed ask'd Of the God 4 new king
r. jackson was sent them. long stfiding storI
Who made. midst tbs grunblers and croakers
wild work.
Some he sobbled up whole; some he pierc'J
Regardless of wr'hing and wrigge aud shrek!
clamor went up for change ard it came;
But the cry of the diseoa:cnts e;:ll was the
sumo.
At length new evil the chunderer sends >--a,s3
Nnd lincoln, II Butcher, the cata loguc ends.
Whole hosts disappear, bnt his ifi,aw is not ird,
Ehcspond Is now sIent-the clasuors are stilrd:
lis the silence Of Terror Of death au IL DESPAIR.
And the voice of the Toad now alone ia heard
there.
snd Sec where his Ward, the sleek reptile.
close keeps
At the of the Apc, when he wakes, when
he sleeps.
BY day, urges him On to the war; and by night,
Delu les him with drea rs, that the morn puts
t. flight
FOR trogs.-now read mon, and q moral you'll
T.. find d;
birth wrapping fable, taught time out Of
mind.
Tie that mans only claoice-ii choice he has
the rod of the ore, or the rule of the a,any--
shat from freedom, the highest condition of man,
10 slavery, the lowest the space is span.
u! teaej'' s',rafy teach, thou Seesssin, thy
youth, -s<s g" 81
still the straight path to follow, of honor aud
truth;
Wee, luxury, shun, and the passion for pelf,
md Tor so't government, learn how to govern
ones self.
This science DER all other sciences place.
tnd know that the frst in the worlds vul1a,
r,sce,
hall hereafter be last; and the voice Of tue
lore heed than the rabtle's or mulitudss
s.:. the lei and their leader alike to the "a.
~. muse. now dismiss though it seem quite
uh"yl =.
Is advisers depart. and no longer can. wink on
'i- b!andcrs and crimes, and no new ones now
Lik on
''v' ta'4ues to his atboat fast drifting TO
sen,
i'''r. negro black demons watch and wait for
heir prey;
..ii:IN; through tempests ard cloud storms
sifulCc.t nfar,
2.~sf asc"nds thy victorious star;
SEQ -i;e .s"ns Of the mornin J." with anthems
sublime,
'"t' j,y, hail he fai:est and last birth Of time.
y sENEX. -
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E. EUG aNB DURBEC,

suction and Eompiss:on Herchai
t!Ws: ASsemtiy Stree. B,iuy, .. {l*in end Va.
trytom Ssruts,
~ lLL give pronp, att.n,in; % tIe sale a.
" .pu,c,ns. ntlEEAL ESTATE STO, X
~ ~ -,-i nJl ,",.."r ,artirs~s al. PrR>ON4
"': y. NEHGuA \DiZE or Pi;UI,lt
- r'ts sale or auction. A ri II
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-24

Nature has built US for particular sphere
has given us more Of talent lcr that thar
any other. She has made, the same Diff
ence in head soil as in earth soil. Fac
will produce something pacular to itself,
allow ed.
My son, said an aTo>tionate II, other t.
her sdn, who resided at Il distance, and es.
pected, in short time, to he married, >o.
are gftting thin. Ies, mother, he rep!ic.
laM;iwhen come next, think You MA,
see my rib.
Tip dove was lls fir!tnew:rapcr carrie
When, one morning it went out and fc,s..
ed ltaf for Noah. # contained p,ra
graph OF the weather. notifying l.im IL:
ene heavy rain storm had subsidsd.
Justice is th- great but simple priuciy'v
aui the whole secret of success. n u.
government; as absolutely necessary - Ii
raining of an infant as to the co,iGc #
mighty nation.
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KASsAs CrTIEs is the iarges'
city IN Kansas, and has at least 900 inhabfs
ants. Wyandot has about 8, 600 people; Kan
sas City about 5000. and it is point Of O. III
for the Santa Fe trade. Lawrence has abou
1000 Inhabitants. The part burnt has been
rebuilt with HANDSOME housex.,, This city i,
hkelyito have the trade Of Southern Kansas
The populations of these townA altogether j.
AT lea4l &c, 900. -