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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-11-18

NEW YORK ExPREss-Going East leaves Cleveland a
5.45 A. NJ; panesville 665 Asabula 74S aud
Erie e.15 A. NJ
STEAM BOAT ExPREss-Goins West, leaves Erie at
NJ; Conneaut PIP Ashabuls 2.46 PaiResville so
arrives at Cieveiabd 5.05 A. N. NJ " -.rif&l-I
with Trainsfor Toledo, Chicago, CoumtA etHnati IN
dianopoiis, &c.
And through Trains going Eastward Dunkirl
with the Ira ns efH. Y& e and at Buffalo, with thos
ofN. Y Central and Buffalo N. " City Rail- Dads. TO
NsB York. Albany, Boston, Nidpara Falls &c. $c nd
Erie with Trains Philadelphia Erie r. Ror Harrisburg
PHILADELPHIA, Baltimore, Washington. &c.
Day Express Easand West connects at Girard with Tram
the Erie Pittsburgh Road for Linesville, Meadve
jamestown, &c. Pa. H. NOTTINGHAM, Supt.
CLEvRLAEp. Oct. %. 1865. .-r 49,
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A PROCLAMATION.

By Charles anderson. Gorcrnor of tie STATE
Of Ohio Thanksgiving for Peace, Vie.
= torv and our Conatrv sared. g..,.I. d..
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Erie Railway.
Great Broad Gauge Double Track and Telegraph Route to
NEW YORK, BOSTON,


and al1 Eastern Cities,
Carrying the Great weOern and South Western . s. Mails
IMPRESS Trains leave DuDkirk daily
arrival of all Tans the Lake Shore Railroad from
Cleveland Cincinnati Toledo Chicago, Milwaukee, St Paul
ST. Louis &C. through to New York without change
The only running through from the Lakes to
York City Splendid Ventilated Slespng Cars run Might
Trains re- lNr.-. - -
Baggage checked through. Fare always a. low BY any
other route. - .... .......... -. Z .,-.
Boston their Baggage transferred Free in
New York.
BE particular to call for Tickets via Dunkrk and the Eric
Railway which sold at all the principal Railroad Ocet
n the West.
Express Freight Trains
Leave New York daily making connections through to
all points West.
For Freight Rates, enquire Of Fl. WARD $40 Broadway
New York -; JOHN s. DUNLAP. Is State Street. Dostsn
Mass Of E. SPENCER Western Agent GA Clark Street
Chicago. 692 Cha's Minot, Gen. Sup't-
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CORN SONG.

|. 81 WV().1. -ET,IC'1A
by J. O. WHITTIER.
Heap high tire farmers wintfy board 3
Heap high the golden corn!
No richer gift has Autumn poured
/, b From out her lavish hornl -
Let other lands exulting, CLEAN , 7.ed
The apple from the pine,
The orange from its glossy green, u 4
The cluster from the vine. ..... (
We better love the hearty gift
Our rugged wales bestow, - ...
ITO cheer US when the storm shall drift
Our harvest fields with snow.
Through Wales of grass and moads of flowers
p. Our ploughs their burrows made,
While on the hill the sun and showers
OF changeful April played.
We dropped the seed ocr hill and plain,
Beneath the sun OF May,
And frightened from our sprouting grain
The robber crows away.
All through the long bright days of June,
Its leaves grew bright and fair,
And wave in hot midsummer noon,
Its soft and yellow hair.
And now with Autumns moonlit eyes,
Its harvest time has come,
We pluck away its frosted leaves,
And bear its treasures home.
There richer than the tabled gifts,
Apollo showcred of old,
Fair hands the broken grain shall sift,
And knead its meal of gold. fe
Let vapid iders loll in silk,
Around the costly board;
GIVE us the bowl of samp and milk, L VI
By homespuu beauty poured.
Then shame on all the proud and vain,
Whose folly laughs to scorn
The blessings of our hardy grain,
Our wealth Of golden corn.
Let earth withhold her goodly root, +,
Let mildew blight the rye,
Give to the worm the orchards fruit,
The wheat fields to the fly.
But let the good old crop adorn
The hills our fathers trod
Still let US for His golden corn .r
Send up our thanks to God. ts.' sr-
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HASKELL & SONS. Dealers in Dry Goods
Groceries, Provisions, and Beady Made Clothing Also
Dealers tn all kinds OF white Wood, Ash Oak, Hickory
Lumber and Flour Barrel Hoops Main street. Ashtabula
J.w. HASKELL. DIV. HASKELL. M H. HASKELL.
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i. TYLER, 4, COLLINS, Dealers in Dry Good
Grscsres Crock Boots and Shoes Hats kc
two door North of Fisk House, ,Ashtabula, o. !, 4le
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q MORRISON & TICKNOR--Dealer in Dry
Goods Groceries, Boots and Shoes Hats and Caps Hard
Ware, crockery, Books, Pauts, Oils, sc ,Ashabula o.
80 - Hf'i 7t'I9 ~ = =. .ff - go ' 800
The New York herald., 1865-07-20

FH6cas IN forcing an before the people their
suffrage nat 0nal blessing and military rule plat
form They are making desperate effort in that drec
non, bat there strong Indications that they will fail
" make the ue before the people this fall In
that may have the singular coincidence Of both
venion ara endorsing the President The radicals all
pretend that they endorse him, while they are In
triguenE against him.
hNoa rtNrJR AND NEW YORK ovYrcIMe
The, question Of renewing the city ocal agitated in
the HERALD attracting considerable attention among
Tnment presents opportune time for that movement
TIE politicians just now waiting for something TO
turn up aud begins look doubtful about the radical
Jacobns and Chase party beng able to force an issue os
the coming election with the President either negro
suffrage any other point for the simple reason that
to fall back upon Congress, and so manipulate its action
that they will be abo to make the issue another year
In the radicals have made up their minds that they
do anything before the people, and are directing
all their efforts towards the manipulation Of Congress
This fact leaves strongly marked issue In this State
President Johnson the only question At stake will be
the personal merits OF the candidates. and will be i'm
possible TO get full Governor Fenton, there
FORE the indications now are has an opportunity TO
make an issue for the whole State In the absence Of
any national question he overhaul and the
and 90 before the people Of the State through the
vention of his party, and thus make direct issue all
over the State the government OF this city. II is
generally conceded by the shrewd politicians that this
rs a strong card to play The cnances are ten TO one
that both endorse Mr. johnson, 1t
The only salvation this view of the matter Is in
Governor Fenon forcing an issue on the conduct OF the
municipal officers In this city BY this course he will
make spicy canvass and get the people out
The New York herald., 1865-07-20

old ssochins this stockk,s ne witness testified shs
found In the room me rowders after they had been
arrested She also tesSied that hB CrowdeF had
her put money away nd that she knew they about
buying . house. YIe justice held both husband and
wife 70 70 before tie Grand Jury.
HoRm srEAInv.-This practice, which at one period
held 0.pita offence, u becoming popular among
certain class Of thieves ~ present But . short time
since nuu.ber Of valuable horses stolen from VIII
lamsbupx and two Of the thieves tried at the
sons Vt week. convicted OF the offence and sentenced
TO Ave years In the State Prison One day
last week as has been reported, man, who gave his
name as Thomas Drunor came into the village Of Flush
ing, driving very nne horse and wagon, which he
offered 70 sell ct Q price 90 low ~ 10 the
suspicion OF some Of the experts who consider them
selves GOOD Judges of horsefesh He arrested and
II was subsequently, ascertained the horse belonged 70
livery stable keeper in Nonstown, N. J. Before re
ouisition could be received from Governor Parker the
thief succeeded by using some broken fragments Of bis
iron cot in cutting hole through the brick work Of his
cell In the Town Hail. where he was confined, and made
his escape since which time NO trace Of him has been
been found
REPAIRING THE SnEErs.-K the Corporation Of Brook
iyn had appropriated thousand dollars towards
paring the streets and relayng the broken and
croeswalks instead Of allowing that amount 70 be
squandered on the renumbering job they would have
performed far moro acceptable service TO the public
The New York herald., 1865-07-20
Miscellaneous.

Purser silvera, OF steamship Columbia from Havana
has thanks for favors
sHrP NcrrARKr aground the yangtze Riang has been
got OF and arrived at Shanghae.
sHrP MISSOURI, Hughes, which went ashore in James
River aud had 10 discharge at Fortress Monroe sailed
Bordeax nth inst
BARK MAGGIE Huce from Baltimore for San Francisco
which sprung aleak in the Gulf and returned June
having repaired, resumed her voyage 18th inst
BARN IoNrc AZ 329 built at Harpswe Me- in 1859
has been sold on private terms
BRe STAR, which recently wrecked alace Bey,
CB, has been hoated OF and taken into sydney, CB.
Som A II WILLARD Lanri at New Haven from 81 Crny
reports July 16 Ia, 80 TO- lon q ~ life buoy tackled
ship alongside and hooked 10 H. when wo found
CORPSE evidently female attached TO the buoy Before IL
could be secured the hook pulled out and was not able W
LAuxcn-The steamer Neshsmock before described, was
successfully launched NJ Philadelphia on TUESDAY.
Az Cherryned, recently, By Talbot Smith, substantial
brig Of 800 be by Capt Ira Nash OF steu
ben.
The New York herald., 1865-07-20

MsGsn Naokhagg and Fuller Tina o. esmG ufSs
hours and quarter Ely catches Lowell Ia Rssolute
rHB osCE0LA, OF WILLIAMSBURG, VERSUS THE
BrNA, OF JERSEY CITY.
vol contested game Of base ball Wa played ysster
day afternoon, between the osceola Base Ball Club, OF
Williamsburg and the second nine Of the 6sna Base Bali
Club Of Jersey City, which resulted in well-eamed VIC
tory for the oscsoas the following score will show:
The New York herald., 1865-07-20
The Poughkeepsic Boat Race.
CLAIM or FOUL ENTERED By THE CREW OF THE

From the Poughkeepse Eagle Js,v 19.l
Between four and five p NJ the two boats were rowed
into position at the stake boat the Floyd f. Fields
cupying the outside track. At given signal the two
started the New York boat taking the lead When mid
between the upper and lower stake boats II Is stated
that the Poughkeepse boat endevored to pass the Coll
yer and would have done So but prevented by the
crew Of the New York boat In an unfair manner. As
soon as the Poughkepse boat reached the stake boat
the crew put In claim Of foul which question was
however, decided BY the referee, Mr.. Charles Gausnan
In favor Of New York, thereby denying 'foul," the
Poughkeepsie boys by that decision losing the race
We are satisfied upon hearing the various reports that
our boys did their best to win the race but prevent
cd from dong 20 by unfair means
The New York herald., 1865-07-20

CARsoN.--On Wednesday, July 19, at six A. NJ, MAR
oAREr, wife Of John Carson aged "a years, months
and ~ days
The funeral will take place Friday afternoon, at
o'clock from No 151 Crosby street. The friends and
quaintances respectfully invited to attend.
HARRINGTON. Wednesday, July 10, TIMOTHY, son OF
Jeremiah and Elizabeth Harrington, aged year,
months and days.
The funeral will place from the residence Of his
parents No. 11S Third street, Friday afternoon, at
two O'Clock, TO be inferred in Calvary Cemetery.
lFor other Deaths Third Pdgsl
The New York herald., 1865-07-20
non LAVE ron cLAssIFICATIoN.

49, prwARD rs HEREBY OFFERED FOR Tub
yZO recovery Of the body q Henry Wanon menbss-
yecn drowned while proceeding TO the late boat race c
tuesday July 49, ut Pougkeepsie The above reward VII
IA given 10 the persons giving inormauor
that viii lead te recovery Of the body by Andrew seesN
I2B Cedar street
The New York herald., 1865-07-20
S P o r TIN G
Tho Turf.

Tho Turf.
FASHION COURSE, L. I.-TR0rTING.
"WEDNESDAY, July 1s.-Match $4,000, mile heats, best
three in fve, In harness.
D. Mace named ch m. Ella Sherwood,
John i,ovett named b. g. Bruno. years old i 2 . 2
The New York herald., 1865-07-20
soIiTuERN ADvERprsEMENTs.

+. sofraERy GENTLEMAN, A GOOD BUSHES
about 10 return home desires an agency Tor son
90, M. will travel locate In any sounoI
bos large business connection In the South hrs c'
city sferenoe Address j. N. L., bor 8oo3 Post oneex
The New York herald., 1865-07-20

Fly catches Atna, II; Osceola, II. Umpire, Watt,
Of the Star Club Scorers Mr. Moss for the Etna and
Mr. Gooderson for the OsceoIa
The New York herald., 1865-07-20
The Trial or the Pirate hurley.
THE JUDGES CHARGE TO THE JURY.
fErorv, the oarduslyv .oh;o, no....o.


The trial of Bennett C. Burey ono OF the lake Erie
raiders took place at Port Clinton Ohio week. and
Judge Fitch, Of Toledo, who presided delivered most
singular charge 70 the jury TO the effect In substance
that the 'confederacy was government de fleo and
that II they found that Burley a regularly commits
stoned ofcer the Confederate States navy and that
he was acting under orders in making tho raid ne
beligerent and was not guilty OF the alleged robbery
Notwithstanding this very remarkable charge eight jury
favored a verdict of guilty. -Four stood out, how
ever and after i've hours elaboration the jury reported
TO the that they could not agree, and were dis
charged The second trial set for the October term
of court and Burey admitted bail in the sum Of
Burley confidently expected to be acquitted.
The New York herald., 1865-07-20

THE WmAr HARVEST WKsT.-The winter wheat
is being harvested both in this state and in Michigan
and the quantity is superexcellent The cool and dry
weather favorable for wheat that heard wheat
operator while listening to some one complaining about
the cold summer excaim, that this is bully weather
for wheat. "-Nil,odsIkee Wisconsin, July IL.
The New York herald., 1865-07-20
Base Ball.

LOWELL, OF BOSTON. vs. REsoLUTE. OF BROOKLYN.
feature Of the ball playing season Of the metropolis
this year appears be interchange Of visits between
the leading clubs Of the principal cities In June the
champions Of Pennsylvania paid visit 10 this city, and
being successful in every match they have led other
clubs into the notion Of trying their luck in the same
little game and now We have the champion organization
OF the New England States with us for few DAYS tho
Lowell Club OF Boston, having arrived early yesterday
morning In the city for the purpose OF playing series
Of games with the Brooklyn clubs.
The Lowes were met At the depot yesterday by
delegation of the Resolute Club and escorted 70 the In
ternaonal Hotel Broadway, their headquarters during
their stay and In the afternoon they played with the
Resoluts Club, Of Brooklyn, the Union ball grounds,
In the presence OF numerous assembage Of spectators
the result OF the contest being the the Brook
lyn players by . Of thirty three 70 fourteen. IL
was good display Of batting on both sides,
but the fielding Of the Bostonlans was not quite
up 30 the mark they are evidently capable OF
reaching when In good trim for play They have
handsome uniform, are good 6elders and excellent
batsmsn, and their department throughout that Of
intelligent and genemany ball players who do honor to
themselves and the game They were Hospitality enter
tanned by the Resolues and bore their defeat gracefully
To-day they the guests OF tho champion Atlantcs
with whom they play this afternoon Tomorrow the Ex-
celsors become their hosts and have trial Of skill with
them Both these games will be played st the Capolino
grounds, at Bedford at hafpast two each day. Next
week the noted Keystone Club, Of philadelphia comes
on here for weeks visit Below IA the Of ths
match OF yesterday
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DISEASE OF IMPRUDENCE.


Trnst not yoar lives, or health. to the care Of MANY
= lleerned and worthless PretenderS, destitute
st name or character, who copy DR.. John.
Ion ea1erti1ementA, or style themselves, In the
neSS SPa pefS1 regularly Educated PhyEieans inca.
Paoie o. curing, they keep you ttiHIng month afer
- pay taking their hlthy and poisonous Compound
u ~ lof - tne snalleat re can be obtained, and
over your own Calling disappointment.
DE-. Joh1ston isthe only PhyRieian advertising.
,t5an 05sasntlals OF diPlomAl always hang In biz
HIS remedies pr treatment arc unknown to all
GtaeEs prepared from life spent in the great hos
s1tendVe PTtUGs pTdettee than any other Physician
IN the world. ~ y n. Nd u Il Z
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% r.sIl..Fl5ileId. .KianIaEIrI.I

TIEEDERs htS th-llcS b al tkoSsi No hARt y.
i S@Srod him vim tB0Er 6od18 8Dos AAa pllFnnA1Sf
andslOuld intro hi Fieuas and H. RSoPle geaese
any, that be EilI tie oonflS yeaEs ocelpy M ia
once on Thifd Stfest, nGAf E6Od 3 kTaft6gI1loF
Store, Centre wheeling ~, where ha nay .
consulted IN roierg1'S, q tfeiEf he natlFo
tiEaeS, and un8Gr an elBclI 81
10 aSsur6,of TIE probable q ,sDd, d1Fati0S. a
treatment. He pFSstiee1 tie tSi6Stik SS5t,llS a
Medicine, using mtld bgt O1Ssllya riOA No. EIuI,s
porting inEs9i1 efelprIlll1E haNltaA RulFass M
modtetnes usod BY hin are pRcpagSd ana nat a, n
Ids own othea- B036o1 tie tFt6GIi1ot a. IeutS blII
eass4y DF. K1ln1r vii give II ufttilICli % tie
treatment ofall ValislI IL hIoais &c.. ma
seouTGe q th9 hgll Epeo Sofala a N IL v0TiSd
ioEnS, ytE' PuE1lstnt n.sshaEEbi ton az RI, %
prevalent among ehldrGd Pufll6n8i oIahalula,
U1a1A, A1lArEe9 GlEld1, UlnaFBtIonl, Ol6nala, Nut
~ HA51eaoe g skil pllslsl, van E0nSYO His GScal
attention Dl60aS1a 81 Ne ThfoSt frES ana 81 -
1 L51et Oalp Dyld1eoIY - RlolS
DiloaSeI e thS Srielry oFEagls syphRlS -. Mex
Sell aad slln4l Atsstioa!. EPlSPiy, RhsaPAtiIn
ana HARAyGiG. Diseases u ReRAlhl DydmSn6FThea
LsSeottheas PtolapSOS Ut0El and al Ralnful IEEOg
alAIttla9 and NerTuuB Diseases - Whieh Ghay are
I1t9eet. he tFga4s lloeSSIflllY. me- troAtmont Of
oHILDKRG Wn receive he SInS aStoatiOa e hsFe-
EotoFe- An eo1slltAttOo8 and o5mnunio aIlona
ItTiety eolaaGltial and Hin receive PEoapt Htaaa.
ton MIGHT eAl8 lheGrfallY answered. OnkO hour
- herNfol1F6 until further notice. mkls
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? q = s'a "a GARD !.

nR: r. n. LEE-PHYMO1AN, sUReKoNi
" AND Aoo0UoHER-thankfuIf for pSSt Svor.,
WOULD respectfully inform his friends and ne pnbIIe
st,,Lna, Main stfoeB near the SuapenBion Bridre
Mne ' ne WI DC happy to attend to any business
IN nlS ne that may be entrusted to his Care Ni0ht
Calls promptly attended to. DR.. Lee Il a 0rad5sts
o. the kelette Medical Institute Of Cincinnati and
naS peSn VaE1ously engaged in the practice of M
now prepared with al the necessary apparatas Tor
.ns Medical application Of Electricity n the treat
he Pecial attentioo the afiicted "a nsrfteti
me 5ea1ing Art OF the present day Cai practIced
~ bcleGtlos that few need despair ofreoaVlnR ner
special attention given 70 diseases Of women and
en-, AZ strictly eon6dentiai
~ y SAFE certain and prompt leaving no
metI,onfiai aint In the system, but ceanGinR reno
Tating and strengthening the general 5ySte notine
IN p unison with Natures unerring iaWS.
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The following song il = popular ons anoDE the
soldiers. and was sung during the present campaign
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% Mercury. OF .Map.eor, Drun,.
DR.. JOHNSTON.,

Member Of the Royal College of Surgeons, IopdoD.
~ MItoJ ISn one Of the most eminent Colleges n
haI been gpent in the hospitals Of London PariS
IN hiaas Phis 39d elsewhere has effected some q
sae ~ aatonlAhing cures that were ever known
many troubled with ringing In tbs head and saTI
when a4leep. great nervousness, being slSr%eS :,
sudden sounds, bashfulneSs with FREQUENT bi1SbinS
stte1dsd sometime with arrangement Of mind, WeFs
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DR. striokland6 Pile Rented y has cured thou9abds
Of the worst cases Of Blind and Bleeding PileS II
gives immediate relief and effects permanent cuFo
Try 1t directly. It 10 warranted to cure,
koE Sale by all Druggists. General Depot Ra1l
Fourth Street Cincinnati, o.; X 40 = = - .
DR. sTR1oKDAND's ToNIO.-Wo can recommend
IneSe suffering with loss Of Appetite, Indigestion
or Dyspepda, Nervousness, and Nervous Debility
tion1 fEee from Alcoholic ltquorsT5dt strepRthen4
the whole nervous system; It creates Roo6
Nervous Debility. - 10
For sale 1rpgEista generally at 81 per bottle
Prepared BY DR.. a. Strickland, East Fourth street
For sale BY BRENTLIN9ER 1 DERRY: REED
KR4fr Z 90; W0ABE,' KRAFT { 90: LOGAN
dlsI = GO, M'LARE BROTHERS; Z. BOOKING,
=: w. GRAHAM, Wheeling, and by DruggiGts
oct z-daw1y. 2'
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Ihe gateIIiaentsr.
nom The PhiladolphIa IVoning Tolegraph.
A SOLDIERS SONG

The following song Il = popular one among III
Idieru. and was sung during the present campaigl
march Gud around the camp ere. The boys Il
ne have no words Of pity for I'D. ~ III
Al AGgUL cUss-zHE LISF oTy.D.
Oh, may that cuss, JeR. Davis, doot,
Halle. balleIUjahl
Ga stormy sea in opeR boat,
In IcO!and'S cold with out . coat.
Glory, HallslUjEtl
No Tudder, compass, sail or car,
HsliG.halisIDtRhi
A million miles away from shore, ~
Where myriad brily monsteEs roar =
Glory HhlslHtAhl
Nay sharks dsvour him stem and stern,
HaIIe-hBLelpj Abl
A whale then gulpn him down IN turn,
Aud the devil get the whole eoneern.
Glory, HGlelntAhi
Oh, plnDEe the euss'd secession swell,
HSle-hAllslpi ALL
In dsIksSt pit Of deepest he'll,
To guash his teeth and rear and yen.
Glory HhastEj III III
In burning bsinStOoe may be b, ..,.sE
Halle hAlIelEiGl
While little dsVilB dance in Rlee,
Aud loek the door and lose The key.
Glory HAIle4ujNhl
Good dsvn Ses you chain him ven
HAlIs-hAlieIJjIE
In torture SCEbst than tongue can tell,
IN hottest Ore Of blSGinE he'll.
Glory HAlleiUjAhi
Ard mid his FcGrs aud frantic zisL
Halle hsIlsIUjAk
Oh make eternal ashes Fiaa,
And blow i0E ever In his eyea.
6lOEy, HAllslJIahI
oh, eus8 each blasted rebel knnVa
Hhlle-hR1 IelnjGhi
On no account Jsn- Davis save,
That he'll deserving, BeoGpdFel GIAya
Amen, HIuOlRJAbI
60 ,OhieG il addeA)
And while he lives, OIL may he dread.
Halle-hAIlOl1jahI
The spirits Of the ElAuEhtered dead,
Who for his impIon . deeds have blsd
Glory, HalleIUJGbl
And When be diss-LOrd send It soonI
Halle hLlIsIUjAhl
Nsy deep oblivion Be his doom,
Without grave, without . tomb.
Glory, HallelujShI
AHnFEcIAL CUss VoR HHREA.
Old Henry Wise, oh may he know, rs
HAlie.hAIlelBIahl'
The death Of Davis and down below,
Tho good John Brown b b LsSAFus know
IIslory, HGllslUjahl
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once one door So1th q Kramer. Rot.
Lestsl 2 consult The nr. az they prefer
-; mi y ROOM no. so aFaut HOUSE, md Nj
~ 81 ptshsuEe In accompanying fhernT
~ enc cen be found sat the Grant Ho11e
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ENDORSEMENT oFbTHRi PRESS.
The many Thousands cured at this institution
year atteF year. and the numsEouS Important Sur.
gea N9er1ttons performed by Dr.. Johnston wit
and many other papers, notices Of which have Gp.
peared again And again before the public, besides
Nh standtng a. gentleman ofehArActer and reSpon
qPlllity, 4 sufficient guarantee to the aniLcted.
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MARRIAGE,

Reflect that aSound mind and body arc the mos,
necessary requisites 70 promote oonnubial happl.
LIE becomes weary pilgrimage; the prospect hour.
~ daEkenH TO the view; the mind becomes ShadoVed
with despair and filled with the melancholy re6eo.
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