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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-28
6eute
Tur Refer8bura Mfto Nicbnfcno.

6eute
SIR Reter8bure utto 91icbanciso.
Sradt miro su nieorigeA Breiien bef6rpert,
fete Staten.
Der Dpfr State Of Stretnia" ner1dBt ben 2tebtfr. gBbar
aate 9rattftr. beute Na6nttta9 8 l1br,
Die NIT ibn perf6tHten Sitter fOrnnten am Ntpntae Ncr
gen lit PETERSBURG unb &tGntnb an.
Sitter burds big petersburg rerten ongenpu1r1en uno A.
btaieern YretIen ais let elmer anbern 9tntt tefSrbcrt.
ra6ts ST. tetn.
8uder, in @btS, S @ts pr 100 pie.
Webl per Sbl. 10 Gts.
gDbisfeD bp IL
Sdinfen, In 9b65. so
@uaup, pr Epnne $1.00 t.H..
unb ale dnbern sitter nur 8 Cts pr 100 pfb.
geionbere Gcntratte fur er6eere partien fGnnen su ntebri,
gert Yteifen ais chen t%esetdnet. eemadt perben.
Bur BrH6t unb Yafa8e wente mon f, an
S. Brandt,
YaNaes $500. SS 9tsbtfr. QBtarf.
~ &eine umlabuns her Glitter bel biei er Qtnts. Lil
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9ie @albin9ton
Ecuer. 9 rlihcrunos 6cIcIll6nft
1 DpH OuIItW . e
Rp 81 Spntb Str, iiter Der brttten Natiptal- 8ant.

.HL-. y ! ' I w
Rp 81 Sputb Str, iiter Der brttten Nattpral-8aut
Diefe @cleli6aft beridert Gebdult6feitert, g6aaren,
perTTnlt6eS Gteentbuua tut Algemeinen, Shtffe I'm Sdfen
&c. 9esen Gerlun burG 8euer uner bn g%inft8fen Betting.
unetn aue @erlufe tptrten fp6Iet6 be5abtt nnb prpmpt
berIbttst,
Dtreftpren.
9bpnas y Gant9, BON Ganbn, @ilpin II Go
g8m Wbtteipf, prGibent Der Dritten Rational Bant -4s
8 VI @arter, BON 6 & 9atfer u Go
. 9 @bappea, Misunderstanding 9bemiR ..t- .e
g $ Sfeeie, ben @ 8 GfeIe u BrpS
s . Nlalcn, BON S . WaICn 60
7 Come, praFbent Der Cecil @ant
s 9 Seabart, Spn 8 9 8ea@am II Brp
8 + Dir, BON Dir II Steiner
S 3earS. Spn S 2earb u @p
y u BERRY, GpmmtffDn Mer6ant.
9 . SMITH, BON Tuder II @mttb s#.
VI Wt Sptler, bon Spiler II Ilepd
Y Kimberly, BON Rtmberlp Brps
s hartman, SOutb @apfr. +
9 y IpErnlcnb, bon 9Gn Glesnut u w
y s bartlett, BON y B parlett II 60 ~ .t
S g Jprbef, Butlber U.15.
6 50 Srmrt8boaie, non 8 % Sumrt@tonie u 60
sbps y. @anbt, prdf.
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Nbennz1Inferrimf

SprtbtItuneS -8Iafe fir jun8e Manuer pdbrenb ber Win.
termpnate, w69entti6 3fet Wiale. Anneleuusen made mar
Deuneriia9 8 ubr in her st. WtattbduS @emeinbe- S9ule
@anaifry 3piiGea Baltimore unD Bapette Str.
(timi) SlGt6.-
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MteberIaee BON Snnft>N rttfeIn,

WteberId9e BON HIlntf@SlrttfeI1I
unb Depot fir
feline Hno 9epdblte litbpgrdpb. &lnittperte,
etnfa@ Int In Tarber.
StttS an 9anb unb auf Eeaeuuna augeferttGt;
SefIms' Mnc SHELTERS Spiegel,
SufGs Mnc QlrmsIifHe,
feline nersulSete Edbrnen
ND ont &rtitet; ete Sn etntm @tabltHtment erfer GIafe &C.
oren. Wtetne @tnttptume aur Mnfertteune pbtser Geenet
:anet 1851 mtt0 N Den Stanb, uaetnen @Snnern beionber
5~urtpetIe tu e~er1hren.
8ere9nun6tn Iur Dbtss NrtiIsI, Ipwte Fdr @~Ias.Ylatten
1t 6trreS uni @Ctnbduier werten %asltefert.
Cine @emaIbe.@aneri TT mtt benz 6trre perbunben.
Sap { TrHer.
(S1nt iaD O6 &c. B0lttnAereRr
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8ccal-9erirhte.
Gg @ri9madtss0 ei6emie 9sa
madb alien xbeiIem OemtfbIan6'8

tperben nit ben hamburger unb 8rerter 9ampfern prompt
~befSrbert, wsnn iOl4c 9ente Uber ipSteFsus bs gum 80.
s~ecternber in Der Office bes uBefer" a~ufsese6en perbeu
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NerIEeioer1irta

oer Bar, Confectionery Stano luo Guroerpbe
AT be M am
@tpntdg, rs. Oes. ter ften 9Beibndd)fS O. 2lbenb),
IN FER 6 pncprbta 9aIle fattFutenben
0rnBem San ncS sur. Dem. Tnrnbereius.
Die Bar &C. AT rben9enanntem 8al wtrS am Dienfag, IS.
gtpe, MbenSS s l1br IN FER &urnfale, 800 80. prattfr., an
ben @leifbtetenten ~Se'tauft. @efefttrenSe wUaen %sefalt8a
e. ltfinfn.
Gampbt) DdS : pnntt &c.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-28
Neuer 8auperein.

JtSuCI ONAVklStts
&ue, bic sefSunen inb, f6 etneu auf CUTE @runbfise be.
%rutencen SauSerein anFtfttteBet, frerten erIutt n1fffen
Greitdg, l. Deb, NbenbS s uhr i'm 2ptale bes 9rt. Spbn
iiter etnsu0ntert, I'm bic @eIesti6er in @mYfans Al retnen
ftnb bic erfe @tusabluus 5h letaen. SIN Ipftaa8e
&enrp % tnte r, prpb. graf
|Lntpbtnttl Nhtlip SD LIZ I. hrpb. Setr
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T0YS ~! 7
Nteut uuO i1One SGmudiad)eu.

%N~NNO "
Die unter5ei4ucteu Fubeu nun cine rei49aItise aus
pabl bon
1ulpenen Oamenzl1bren,
2eontines,
@~bdtalatnes
unD @udrbz&etten
YoLbene 9erren=S a19enubren
nit neumcbiiten 1t6rtetten.
8orIfednabeln unD Ste9elrtnee,
ReuutOSii6e . a m n 8rO&en unb Stirring
9ilber>0Saare +:
S6ee' unb TtI9<Serotce,
9GfeIn nnD @abeln
tnb ane ionftigen artitet BON Sil6ertpaaten bon Der aus,
Ie5ei6uetften Ar6eit aus nnierer eisenen 6abtit.
3ldtirte GSaaren
Gators, 86rben, &GeesG erbice, 1trnen,
grGfe ntirteIIer, 26ffeIu II. @abeln, Oieferi&uieb7
Baaren &C. &C. gu berfaufeu BET
Saml. 4irk 4 $Gbne,
NpS14-2WI 172 90. 8altimprefraBe.
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Na6 @anannaI, Wcnraia!

Nd6iten Samitag, ben 2. December.
f Das Dampfdif Dgtprtb 9Sint" berIGBt 2tabtfr. gDbarf
~untertaIb @arrsitr ndGftn Samfag Nadntittao, tet 2.
Sec punt 3 llbr fir S"atannat, ga.
Die nNpttb YOint" TT Elm au8se setdneteS S6iff, seEdut
tn 1863 unb wfreen @uter gu ben btaisfen Staten Der.
f6ert.
Ste ntunnt 2aburs auf trnt . a an unb 8rats
ten tperber su Stem GOT 9retten tere6net.
Dieielbe ptrb Saeannab fur Baltimore am 9. December
terlahen.
@le SITTER fOltsn Dor II lWr am Gage Ter Ibfabrt an Der
Settle beS S6tHes fetn.
Der Odtnpfer bat quite GaiattnStmmsr II. antere 8ceuen,.
lt6tetten fIr ga1aeiere.
gDed'u 8raGt unb Yafase renbe man f6 an
s. Branbt IT.,
tet-idl -. 50 Qtabttr. QpbdrE.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-28

- 9NctcrSbur9 n11b &i1mrna.
$3.50 -
Seoen 9ienitag, 9on1eritag uno Samitug.
Die gUpbattan steamboat Company, etabIirt I'm Sabre
1871, Iaet ttbt TIRE tret auS9e3et4reten Ddapff4ife
State rf 0irginia 1861 GDnrer
State Of Wlarplanb TIA q
petersburg 675
r~eselnG6ts laufen.
Dteft Dampfidtfe perten bur6iGntttlt6 cine 9abunB
bon 20 900 Bdfern w6dentlt6 tragan.
Der erpBe @durt berfelben febt unS In zen Stan6, Srd6t
btutgcr 81 befDrbern, ais Que anbern @dmpasnien.
@S tabsn %bieteltsn aus3etetGnete Disqualification unb
@ajiten fir 9~aIastere.
Sic perIahen itre gDerfte an aiehtftr. nate yrattRr. jtten
Dienaae, DOnnerfas unb SamfaS I'M 3 nbr 9a6n,tttuas.
SIR 6ratt su pei abSs fesemp retEe unb fir YaTase ruenhc
man fA an
s. 8raubt ir, YrdESent,
(22npo-) Ypmbattan Steambpat CT.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-28

Baltimore @itp 9iiiaing, 8rewius rnb MlaIs
ting Company.
SubiertptipnsbiGer fir bas Stpd-Gapttal Iiesen ttst In
Np. 679 30. 8aIttnprefr. pfen.
SIN Inftras hes Yraabenten unb Der DirettUren ber GDnp.
i18npb1ntt) &. s.. pc te q, SER. ID
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-28
Sic @butpBen nes rntbcn Meercs.

BAN Sietp Mftiem>S rauefci lit Gantnn.
8pmyNlpntag, rem 26. 3. SO, as 1T jeben Sag frif6e Grain
3u Gaten. 8efelunaet perben IN Der graueret e~nt8e8ea-
senpnumen.
(Ia1g6) e. 6. Rtfe1, SER.
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UergnGgungen
Sir Sale uttS Concerto ~ Dermietbcna

Den 8reunben unb 8efnnnten per .Gpncrrbta" @eIeuiddf
Hno Gem esebrten YAblttum ~Iberbaupt 5ur Eadri6t tnb
auI ttgtND elne 3ftt mad benz L. September BITE f6Sne, 9rD6e
patt8eSSute Heus 2aue Der GCneprtia NIT BEN tamtt bertpa
oenen o"NmIt9iettsn 5ur &ttaltung rem 8Guen uhb @rn
eerten ju rttetfen TT, renu ~fratseitfee Replication eemad
ptro.
Dte tlegantt ane tefbare ausIa fTrune beS arpeen Goa.
Les, nebt tetn t%npbltrteS garberotssimrtern fir Sertn unb
@sIaal nit ~oDafanbts einseriGteter Ga6s iaesn ni%tsts
punf6en iibri9.
gpGfanbtseS TdtIBef9trr fur 500 @Uuperte IN Al etnem
rtd6tgen preis 3u ~nlietben. N1tere Nu8tunftbei
@. 80. NDebeI,
2sfLt6Hpl 37o 81. O3aTfirtprear ;npifben @uton u Mo..a.
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- - Baltimore nltn 2~iberpuul 2inte
ss mach &tnerpOpI.

Das ~elesante A 1 9ampf9if
@prce It er, Capt. @m. @ilep,
tptrb am Wittrp6 ben 20. TpSember. W1itta9S, BON SEN er.
fen8 gSerfte nod 2tbetppcI ~abfdtren.
SIR pdfa8e bon Baltimore ertunbtse man fb In Der g e.
neral GtfetS fit &C Der Baltimore unb SbtO @tGen.
balm Go, Camden Station, cher Bet
Gbari 8 @iicebranS, So. 81 Sbames Str.
pretfe I'm @plb ~sdblbdr).
l.. Glafe Gaiute $4,000
Do ........."..... 5000
3wtfAenbed .................. 30 SO
Qlessn Tratt penbe man fb an ste @enerul Tradt
office Der Baltimore anb Sbtp @~tlenbaGn Go, @antbeu
Station, Baltimore. ;Nob17-29)
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NoiFs 8raueret BON Baltimore So.

Sttnee ndnnttr 8tretn BAT iid seb5rte Uredntirt unb tts
Mustdten fur bic NuSfibruue btsie8 SUrtbeiIbdften ltater.
nebnens tn fttr perip1eGenb. Q~tcbtaber, BITE Nnttetle Az
rfbnen winfben, merOen ft Bet ben reeelmGFteen @erfamnt.
Ianeen am Diepf flag Mtenb 8 ubr Bet Qputs g9eter, gtp. 20
Martet space, e~tnfnbsn.
Conrad Steeman, pr. ut.
(14nCp1ntp) " BdIIduf, Seer. D.. t.
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E- @iierne uno blederne
SpteIiu II,
aneritantfhes Gaprifat, fctpte

~ 6 6Iittf d B
I a1User QuSpa9I su btatsen en- srps pretien an Wteeer-
~lertaufer. @ep. 9. Stetn5d6,
70 QDef BaltimpteItraee, @de
(25LttS) 9tipofetS MHes
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Stir Gar6tcrc

Sir 9arbtcrc!
&r9ner's beriibmte Sattler ~Jta5or8,
8rodbabne's al5gesethnete &attler &dSprs,
Iptben e~utpfanSeu per Steamer brett bOt 9anburB.
@ep. =. StetnbaG
t19dug-N 79sD. BdIttmCrefr, @Ge &ripOlesp
Die wuRberbarfte
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Src. Dem. Surn.2 Serein.

Den Ntitsttetern htene sur Na6ri6t, taB faS @eretn8>
B fertEa 1T un6 bet Q8nt. @dbatbt, d. @agfr, In Gm'
pf1ng 9enpnl1ten perten lam.
N96 fur Nt9tsaRltstieber limb eine weitere &nsabl Nb-
bride %bprrGtbtg.
0a-S) Us N. S@nauffer r, corr, Setr. .
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WuNin9tOner An5eigen.

~ Sn YSalhtlgtOn beliebe man SelteInngeu
fir ben tGalidbet nnO tu0dentlifem ,,gGeder"
SnbitriptiDnen mic Mn3et4enl OltrG ben Mgenterl
Srn. $. s. NieNfelOt. 40 8 Str, 81 tlGdleI.
@srtaui pom brau6barem SOipitalz @isentbum
uuo W~teoisinpdsen.
6. 30. BRteIer r., Muttirndr.
Metfeul pursererS OfFce.
@a1btneten, y. 9, %. Wno. 1900.
Sim 9pnnerSdA, so. %po., 10 1ltr Ntcreens iptre tn o,eleE
5taet In ben Su6etars Square geddrsnbaalern, o.; nMe "
Str, etne erpee Yartie pom braaRtare'n 90~iP'ta'0e"te"s
ptrtautt pereen:
1000 Sdnbtiher,
1000 S6lafrSde
5000 Sdarftfen
5000 0ettf1de
5esO RpSf3ige
60e0 t~nterbrier
5000 5enteen
10 600 Bethlehem
10000 msuene Deden.
Gum 8eIbIus nerhen 2S Wte6isinpdeen b~trfauft.
Fdufer miiHen ~innerbalb fInf &deen Spm 8eBtnne beS Werr
lufs an 3a6lane Ietfen unS has @iatntbum wesItafsn.
G.. SutberIanb,.
fnp24-S0l SHre. Il. 9. u. un6 Weo. YurSeprr.
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MuffprDermmo.

Der NarftIedem S~rieberalb, 8urhcdet, wurte am "a. Sft.
total tur6 8euer serfGrt nnb fno baburd ni@t aletn nebr
ais buntert 6amilien ibreS Dbtn6s %berautt, i%enfetn tabet
aud, ia rs mad @inbrineune Der @rnbte eeitat, al itr @e.
treble, 8leiber, 9iebtan6, fua3 @1es peflpren. {
@s ersebt bater an aae Meni6enfreunre BITE ereebehe Bite,
mad, &raftem bic gtotb Ter llnelifltGen burd mtlbe 8eiz
TRACE Intern ;u betfen unb 1T ts untersetdnete GCnite,
fVpie bic 0tebattOn biefsr 2ettune germ terett, etraiee Be
TRACE IN @mpfan9 su nebnen unb at ben Dirt tbrer Seittnt'
ntIn8 8~elan6en su laHen.
Baltimore, "a. NTS. 1865.
9. 80. WDebeI, 379 SO. 8alttmrrelr.
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@ Seibenes @igarrens8dno, SancG Bapter
2atetS,lR1aube &c. &C. In erD6er &uswabl bet
Spfepb S6rDber,
t1apl 81 @rGan9e place nabe Sput9ar.
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Charles S. ntermc9le,
NedbfSz9Eutpdft.
Cir nruti6cr Nrat an Gnnitpl 0iQ,

Office: Dem peRli6en JluseI 9st Gtty pau ~ssseniber
gDObnuns: $50 SeGfte Str iptlten , Gnb s Stry
U7pf3Tnpl W nfbtn 9tpn, O.&.
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uii6en l. unb g., 8euniplOania aUe. (345 Scut9 D.
g. S96nep, Gr. Der Mebt5tn, Feburt8btlte unb Ausen-
iltunbe prbintrt bis 9 rlbr YiprpenS, BON II bis 2 Wttttdss
no mad 5 llbr 4tenfs tn istnem Saue. unb 1t Ter 3wt-
bensett in feiner MuBeupffies 246 ga. Aoe, 3mti&en IL.
ne 13. !Rlr. tdua22 3mtl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-05-19
VOLUME 32. NO. II.

Dos NEGLEcr. DO not neglect
~hAtf Way that stitch broken N ths heel
Of your stocking that seam that las start
ed IN yoor husbands coat; that little rent
IN your cLild's fOck that Pc p-sols in the
elbow Of your boys spencer that .sich hat
- broken. wherever u Is found. A
stitch IN time saves nine An ounce Of
prevention Is better than pound Of cure
'isstiiute boy had given hin pair Of new
Shoes In day or two the strings broke.
lie earelsssly failed % replace or repair
thcin In two weeks ia, shoes ~ere ruined.
which ought 20 nave lasted him six mooths.
and all for the neglect of ros keeping them
tied. Was not This characteristics Of the lad
which made ham 50 Poors
A neishbor Of mine bought a ne~ harness.
In . few week stitch troke here; Ettle
longer. and strap gave way there; soon n
buckle failed. One pace he tied up with
string another was taggl-d With n wire
another was left. BY aud tor one Of his
strings gave way Al = critical time has horse
took fright; hi- buggy vas badly broken.
LIS harness nearly ruined. himself burt and
All Tor the neglect 20 keep his harness in re-
par know a woman who seldom mends
ANYTHING. Sc generally has a ragged fam
ilv. and age balls. Know a POcr widow
Who keeps a large family always trim aud
neat on very ssn4ll income. She j. n wig
iiaHt watcher VI the l.ttle things. She new
er lets a button come OF. or a button hole
break. She pats in a stitch iuss before the
deed y done ] know another woman in
easy circumstances. whose carpets never get
drty, aud her faraiture seldom janmed
She keeps her eyes oPen 20 the liabilities Of
both. IL a erulnb l. dropped. she picks it
up before it Is trod 10. II a grease spot is
made. she has q washed out a. once. ID
one comes an with dirty feet she Is on their
traek. Sae attends az once 90 al the little
so.l'ngs Aad 50 her house seems never TO
gct dirty or out II order. Our great losses
sie from hitie iests or breaks A sharp
eye 20 the stitches. vill save an immense
amount of tame. money and patience.
Exchanges.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-05-19

Aun,HAN LfNcoiN's Law OfrIcr. A
corrcsp0ndens Of lae Pailaleipbia Press. in
giving az accoant of tl.c funeral ceremonies
az Springfield. Iu. ssy.:
TIE buiiding. bossscf. zach might most
toueh tbe stranger. vas tbe Law OGice Of
ear Great Martyr j, was pointed oct %
those rl9 visited Springfield ior ihe frst
tme.
It BE- sitaairl in a thrce-siory briek baiii-
i1z. Ihs entrance uas fs.toouol vitL heavy
sable dupery. All IN tlc d19rEay. a
portrait oi Abraham Lincoln vas hanging.
Too stranger vho looked 8p9a li raa ssnit-
'en uith the iecEng tlai .a il.s place The
coantry hvger BAL hii ,ho ioundnt.on q
a rrpataiiou l,r taieui anl honor al.ch lad
devc.opeI hi.a iato one oi tlo $50 creates.
anI 5esf ODD uh,m thsse Ja.ted Ststes
hlte ever samm7ncI o. Gle arst position in
fheir GoFcrnment
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-05-19
lExehAnge

MEs. LUFETS's SPIRIT ExPERENcE. As
lar - thcir leg. wen; eoulI see dat they
we're pretty fast. bot their hands bein- tied
behind thea out Of sight. had to take the
word u honorable high shoullered gent.
ar'l t'othcr gent. that all vas as tight as
tight could be-. The doors Of the clothes
press was then shut. one a. time. and
secuFe'i 9Th joit By the high-shoIlerei
gent. u sas very peculiar and bobsu-
nate bolt. and took more thsaa minute 60
fasien. Me ard Mrs. Laf<in observed
afterward tiat every time the clo'hes-press
had O. be shut this hagyravting bolt took
longer ani longer % Gx. the Mrs. Davin-
Podge. no dou5t sittiag qliet inside
al the time Al last an the doors
were shut ard fastened. and then q ae a
souderfal thia-, A. a Lttle square wia-
dow. in the middle door. we saw a white
Llna a.rNeri aad bcckoaing, Presently
90 came cat. the fingers. wrist. the whole
arm. bare 90 tine SHOULDER. The sF.crrefs. ~
slreakci Mr.. l.. clutehing me round tbe
docs in furry. Th-rc vs. a basi % ap-
Piaure. followed by tiftc-. owln- 10 Mr..
J. q brin- 'ger.eari r-uafkins % me thar
to whatever spear. Of being tbe sp-rrcts
belonged. she could see that vaccina.
ton was rraciircd fherr.
-Dickcn's All the Year R1uai.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-05-19
OLD SERIES


One burning Jsly day dawned upon
fearful b4itle-hsnd % hand. tooth and
nail. Southern ohivalFy and Yankee grit.
Blood ran like water. Brave men were
appalled,; some turned covafds and fed
not John Rolmaa. lis bright eye and
haushiy face. hls cheerful cry. las own ar
INK. encouraged Lis men. aud older soldisrs
marked him and spPiasdcd.
A womAu's feeble pen can scarcely pain,
the baiile-6eld; mine -ili not attempt it.
Enough thai ! tell yOa that the brascst deed
OF tl,at great day wa- done by Capt John
iodmAn- And that. when night came. he
scnselcss and paliid a. a corpse. upon a cot
IN the long tent hospital. while on the wings
Of tie press sped over hall the ~orlG. tad
ings o. 'hAt day AMI o. bis part in "a.
Out Of a deasb-hke tranc= John ROdmAa
auokc. and Tie moon vas shining down on
Lim. and near shaded lansp a woman sat
a. work. a hospital nurse. Of course. and
be closed has eyes AGAIN His mind was
active once more. and he reusenl5erel ALL
ti'e hghi AMI has wound. and iau. lie feIt
tie stamp of 4 bandagel linb. aal knc.
has soldiers life a. over. A few tears
ar0se In his closed eyrs. and great sigh
hcAyed his bosom. Then Le heard The curse
srise anl draw near and bend over him
aad. oPeniay those tear 6lied eycs. he az
throu=h the mast the iace OF Iva Fay.
Is ita dream = be said ..Oh. Eva,
can "a be possible thai you are heresr
And shc cried
" Thank Heaven. be knows re. Il Is no
dream. dear John
SAe sat With her hand in Lis and Der
cheek against his own. For While John
was happy. ihen sad asain.
Eva spoke o.. cheer h.m.
o. DO you wonder hos I came here p
les. angel
Al. ! have kep, = watch over YOU ever
SINCE / first read your name. am very
proud q you. John Do yoa know they
have made you . oololei.-
M His heart arose and sank in one
uoment. - \ poor colonel. Eva-s Grip
pied man Who viii scarcely liit sword again.
90. Ea-~
' Ny poor. poor darling
'' dii not think ofthis Idid 90 hope
% come 90 you IN strens,h and h,alth % OF
ier you ianso and fortuae dare not now
say. viii you have a poor mained soldicrs'
lt would be vrousing you
Eva bent over him.
'' Il would De of no use. Joia.~
II d. not hiane you. Eva And be
h.I lis face
% Noae at al. john said Eva; .. for.
darling. tie day cane bore We believed
yoa dy ing; iul. ihai 7 might stay and nurse
y0u % che last. tod lle Chaplain tia, We
we're betrotLc1. and De married s.. Dout
goa remember. John, Yoa SAID. D.. 4 v.llz' ''
John ciaspel h,r ia his a-aas.
o. rcmem5er. ~ De sail. 90 bat / thought
ii vas dream. have hal 90 many. Eva.
ADD 10 g. trsc. quite trsef~
~ As Heaven. darlia-.-
Then JOHN !; oman mgrmure,i. '. God
bless you. darling. and laid bis head upon
Lis wi,-'s ubitc arm ard rested. larly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-05-19

a vhlfe der W.. lately iaksn sive nesr
the town of Franklin. y. Y. TIE deer .
a. white a. ssos. al except his ears and
SPOT on the cop Of bis bead. sni shght
tneo Of grey On each SIDE q ihs shoalderI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-05-19

The Ctiiiornia papers rccori several
earth q"akes isfeiv. asd Mouut Barker .
aov ia state of ersrtioa its formerly
sharp peak being fsnered io~n % q
thoa.arl or rfeen hunlrcd feet
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-05-19

a mercbsnf in San Frsncr.co rnsited bis
,iers. fo siieni ths funerai Of be- Of. BE
sfior~sri delucied bali day's salary and
chafgel them ior carriage bire.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-12
NUMBER 3S.

$50 to her at once, and tell her of your
affection for her."
''If she should refuse me, Patty, you will
have sad work. sister, to console me.n u
And the pathos with which he said this,
of course made me burst out crying. ~ -,
"You see that poor pretty foolish woman
has determined, that is, she wishes-but
truly-though have admired her--I should
not have deserved the name of man, If ! had
not admired her-she thinks-she persists
in thinking -"
IL will go with you, Erasmus, and while
you speak to Miss Ross will prepare the
widow-surely, Patty, may call her any,
thing like now"
"Yes, Antonette, If you please" q"
1 Was not Ihappy? and while they were
away skipped up to Pet, and told her in
the strictest confidence. ....
And Pet could not resist skipping back
with me to learn the news. And luckilyw we
had the shortest time to wait, for in rushed
Robert, and caught me round the waist, and
kissed me a dozen times, never seeing Pet.
Such good news.
Only Mrs. Arundel was most indignant,
and declared she would have Erasmus up
for breach of promise. and showed bum
/ die of his letters, over which Robert roar
. ed so with uncomfortable laughter at the
notion of their being available against his
brother (half dozen of them merely an
swers to invitations to Byzantine Cottage,
and the rest scientific replies to supposed
learned questions from herr, that in pet
she poked them into the fire.
However, she let out that the only reason
"a she took Byzantine Cottage was to be near
him, having met him abroad, &C., &c.
"She came to hunt down her quarry"
said Robert, most uproarious, "and missed
it." ' ri''
That evening Miss Ross, now our Maggie,
came with Erasmus, to be kissed by me as
my sister. .....
"Now you will be sure to be good to
dear Erasmus, and love him WELL" said l,
severely. ~.
"Good !" she echoed, "love him WON
der how have lived until now without his
love-"
That was enough for me. That was the
proper way for Erasmus to be loved. AS
for Erasmus, i wondered how long it would
be before he would have all that glory of
hair down again. But Maggie pined to
go home. "Love makes one so greedy OF
other love. must have my fathers bless
ing, my dear sisters congratulations" said
she.
And think of us going, too, down to Scot
land, and being introduced to Maggie's faith
er and sisters. -....
! But dear me, if once begin on that sub
| ject, and 60 on with how they all loved
Erasmus, and liked Robert and me, and the
wedding, and everything, had better be-
gin three-volumed novel at once.