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BUFFALO TESTIMONY.
THE CVIDE Cures
PEOPLES w hL Rheumatism

PEOPLES w hE Rheumatism
81 was troubled with Rheumatism for two years suffering
more less every day have taken two bottles the Peo
Plies Cure and have not had pain since left it of
than four ago. consider myself entirely cured
and the medicine has made feel very light and goodus
like o young though am sixty y-two yesrs old
GODFREY SCHEFFEL, Michigan St."
'My e has been suffering from rheumatism of an in
nammaory character for about six years. sometimes
very acutey About the first June last she
taking Peoples Cure and continued to take it som,
three weeks In ten days after she commenced the swelling
and stiffness of her olns had very tcaly lessened
in three weeks had disappeared alto her.
"THoMAs PoLLOCE'tat ". H. Gsnny's)
'Buifaio, Oct. i. IS62'
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1T. L. MORRISON,-Deal in Dry Goods
Groceries, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Hardwa
Crocsry, Books Paints Oils, &c, Ashtabula, o. AIS
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w. PUNCHES, Dealer in Clocks, Watches
Jswelry and Silver Spoons Clocks Watches and Jewelry
0f6ce 777' 7Fl 659
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BECK WITH. ST. JOHN & Co. Grocers, and
dealers In Produce Flour Salt Butter and Cheese Dried
Fruit, Grass Seed, &c Main Street Ashtabula Ohio
N. Bwe ask credit and sell only for Cash receipt
of Goods.
A. X. BEcKwITH, Benz. MALTRY,
GRO B. ST. JoMS 7S4 w S. DEMING.
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rhs People. CURE CS,ss %sst tss..sI' EsmsIs

haze been In feeble health since The birth of my boy
who II years old have had many troubles and diff
eplties all this Time uniting for every kind Of labor
destroying all my comfort Last summer began taking u;
Peoples Cure and have used four bottles and
well. Ny difficulties have nearly all disappeared and feel
eheerial and happy. Mrs GATH. DEWALD,
NJ Dressmaker, Goodeil Alley, above fuPper ST.
Buffalo, Oct. 20, 1862.
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Watches, JeweIry, &c.

G.. W. DICKINSON, Jeweler. Repairing Of
ali kinds of Watches, Clocks and Jewelry Shop, oppsite
r, the Fisk House Ashtabula, %. -t-.r 1 O.
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Merchants.

Fl. A. HENDRY, successor to A. Hendry,
Dealer in Drugs and Medicines, Chemicals Paints Oils
Varnishes Brushes, Dye Stus &C Choice Family Groce
ries, including Teas, Colfees, &c. Patent Medicines
Pure Wines and Liquors for Medicinal purposes Phys
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Clothing.

MANSFIELD & BRUCE, Wholesale retail
Dealers in Ready Made Clothing, Furnishing Goods Hats
H, cans Nc lsbtabuIa 636
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Manufacturers.

l.. WOLFE & CO. Dealer in Ready-made
Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods. Ashtabua o. 54i
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S. b. WELLS = Wholesale and Retail,
Dealer in Western Reserve Butter and Cheese,
Fruit and Flour Ashtabaula Ohio. Orders respect
fully solicited, and Allied at the Lowest cash cost 40
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THe Subscriber
l. has stnrte
Urn RnfSfnrz

and will devote his unre-
mitting attention to its
prosecution. IF prompt |
nnaa aparorv op1 6,lal;tu
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H. p,, CTTDE Cures Scrofula and
He ieoPeS W MI Salt Rheu.n.

have used the Peoples Cure my family with great ben
eht in o Scrofua and Salt Rheum and have
mended 1t frequently to my iiend all of whom believe hay
been bene1tted and most OF them entirely cured by it,
CHARLES SCHARFF, 27S Main .treet, up stairs
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I1ldependent in all things
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CYRUS AVERY, Manufacturer of1'in, Sheet
Iron and Copper Ware and dealer n Stoves Also
for Whitney celebrated Clothes Wripger. At the Old Ba-
east sds hnin street. three doors south of the Bank
Aahtabula, Ohio .au us2
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EDGAR HALL, Claim Agent, also Agent
for the Phoenix and City Fire Insasance Companies Of
Hartford Licsnsed County Anetonoer and Notary Public
nnoe owes Heuie Store, irbs buls, Ohio. Feb oo 100
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Physicians.

G. w. FOSTER, Eclectic Physician and Sur
d rron Geneva, Ohio. tr.a 46t
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SHERMAN, &c FITCH, Attorneys at Law
Fisk's Block, Ashtabula. Ohio. :. 49,.
BABAN s. SHERMAN. -.., EDWARD ii. FITCH.
Janusry ], 1868. .lsA q ss-i rii $50
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CROSBY & MONTIGLE, Iron Founders
and Dealers Stoves Of various kind
Plows and pillow Castings, Mill Castings, and most descrp
lions of foundry work. Ashtabula, July 1854 100
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GEORGE WILLARD ,--Dealerin Dry Goods
Groceries, Hats Caps, Boots and Shoes Crockery, Glass
sale and ,Saddery Nails Iron Steel
Drugs and Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dyestuhs &C., Main
street, Ashtabua.I
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THEODORE HALL, Attorney at Law, and
War Claim Agent, Mungers Block Geneva, Ohio. fS'
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J.R. COOK, Attorney and Counsellor at Law
and Justice of the Peace, Main Street, Morrison
AshtabuIa. O.
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N. G.. DICK, Bookseller, Stationer and News
Dealer Also, Dealer IN Sheet Toys aud General
Variety Goods Main stIset, Ash tabna. Ohio. 80
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uOSTITTER'S BIlTERS by the Case
Ii or at Wholesale Prices At ,,..,.- u....-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-03-04

\ letter frou, Winchester states that Gen,
sheridan has sent Mrs Hugh II. Lee, Miss
Lee and Two Miss Burwells beyond the Fed.
eral lines, for indiscreet conduct, which pro-
vokcfl the extrc1se Of military power. Mrs,
NJ 4. Steward AID three daughters were also
ordered 70 be sent South hut the order
Iaring to Mrs S Was subsequent revoked
The two Lees are relatives Of Gen. Lee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-03-04

Please mention in the Gazette, that there is
much con- plant just now, about the quaFry Of
the gas used aud the noxiou5 odor thar comes
from it in burning I Do mt knos the ca'se
Of this but it ought 80 te rsctitcd.
i CITIZEN.
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IA the Sc nate Yesterday

hc bi}Ia1o establish lvll Coy arliite'ft N the
Indian country Tnesam ,'Ilaiory psn ,l',n bl..
was passed. #'rhe#a,I1rnla'''.y tHlhs bill was
passed The bill co repeat 50 MEGA " fllt
at 81 July. 1851 as authorized the appoint
ment Of enmmer,:ia! ag.nts for the purpose OF
! trad, with ius,lrrecto'ary districts, WIS
amended in som particulars and then passed..
! The report Of The committee oi conference On
the freedmen. : bureau Bill w.ss e)ncure'( in.
/ In the House: The L ,u-laaa claimants to
| seats wola each allowed y: U'hl. The bill tor
the lt-l!eiot loyal ciIjz us uf i';!i 'nn coany:
| Va, WI passed NJ p..f, ileto, <p *: III
favor Of the bill gvinA III III ,ers Of the Cab
ret seats upon the tio,r nt the House. The
report OF the c,nt-rence committee Oh the
| freedman bureau Was concurrea III,
| In the evening session the Senate agreed to
the conference committee report on the tax
| bill The tax on sale one half Of one per CT.
! on all sales, was stricken ont The unllorm
| tax Of so per 900 vas put on cgars in y ace
Of previous graduated scale.
A bill was passed by The House providing
| for the coming Of three ct. pieces Of metal,
and prohibiting The issue Of paper currency
of less denomination than five ceuts.
| Senator Trunbull and Representatives VIII
son and Dawson, as the select committee Of
the two houses of Congress, waited upon Pres
ident Lincoln and informed him Of his re-elec-
ton To this he responded:
| ''Having served four years in the depths Of
great and yet untnded national peril, can
view this call 10 a s:.c,n! term III no w>e more
fia'tc!lng 90 ;uy sci! ilan as ~ expression Of
the publlc Judgment ha1 [ may better tiuish
difficult :rk, in which | have labored from
! the first than could any one less severely
schooIed to The task In his view and with
| increased reliance on that Almighty Ruler who
has so graciously sustained us thus lar, and
With Increased gratitude to the generous peo-.
pie Tor their continued confidence, ! accept
| the renewed trust with IFS Yet onerous and per
picking duties aud responsibilities -
4 Vermont paper tells this tale Of remark.
allie af1iciion: '"On Monday: January a.
Major Joh1. Poor, Of Morelown, q very active
energetic old gentleman, who has been >ireu
| larry blessed with robust constitution, sicken-
edsof lung fever and died on Wednesday he
wss followed BY his wife, and on Thursday
both were buried 4 daughter. also prostr#-
ted by The same disease, is pronounced beyond
! recovery and son in The army, Who was
summoned home 10 attend, As a sole survivor
th: bnria| rites Of his deceased parents, re
turned = reply hat his leg had just been arnpu-
tafed, consequently he was unable to come
home.
The Professor who holds tbs Hebrew chair
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-03-04

IN n, sE1s SPY TO DAYS MaIL,

Iil.le !, serious uuuNle sgaln hifs y l!,e IA
Fl, (,sn Gamer, i, command 81 !hc Fed
cra tac-s il that tern; Dry, recently establish.
"a ) provost guard in Salt Lake Cl!y. The
,ct vas rt.>t...tt:,i ~ Brigham ! unnG: who ne
pau!eti tie removal ii Che guard. On tins
being r.fYsei, III. lnapsted 20 excl the guard
is force, bnt Cen Confer 'uraed his guns %
the civ am tie thrcae demonstration Vas
abandoned ; tai prt,*t ii ~c':ent Is >a!d 10
prevail a1!u.tp the Normnns.
The I.onjrn. Shipping tiazettc States that
Federal recruiting agents have b; en- very busy
in Switze; land, and that volunteering tor the
Northern States, ,,itker,as workTnen or soldiers
was going Oh co 80 great an extent Us 70 induce
the Swiss Governments TO advise. semi ottlclal
j.. the ciizen4 Of hat Republic &c refrain
from elnigga'illg 10 Ancrics whilst tn war
lasts: but above al, tt abstain from taking
military s9rvi@e thele
The e. S. House # Representatives has
pas led bill prohibiting the enlistment OF per
sons charged with crime ia the District of Co.
lumbia, as substitutes in the army, and to pre-.
vent frauds at the city jail under penalties Of.
fine of uotsless than $3.50 nor more than
81 ,OOG, and imprisonment for a term not less
than three months nor more than one year.
Crino'ine still holds its own in Paris, in
suite Of the ''quarier St. German having
declared ag4>%sir. / i eai1 ;:5atthe uginess
OF rats ard 721.1::5|5,: II LEAD dressing,
has prevailed 10 SIN: THAT fashion
1t is said the Confederates have very recent.
" established their picket lines along the
Rappahannock river 1t is believed in that
vicinity that it has been done tor the protec
1ion OF The conrahar4d trade which is carried
on 10 that quarter.
Information comes va the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad that a Confederate force, sup.
posed to be small, have captured Poollown, 6
pon, near paykershurg
On Thursday, thirty men, Of hlosby's AMI
Kince!oe's cnIsnlarldS. Recently captured N
l.yuloun and Fanq.sier countless werr forward
ed from he Old Caplto! prison to fort
Warren
BY the arrival at Halifax OF the steamship
Cauada we have later aiyccs from Europe
The American Peace Conference was the yriu-
ciral topic Of Discussion IL tailnye was zen
orally credited.
II is announced that the Great Eastern will
be ready Tor sea, with the entire Atlantic
cable on board by the first OF June
A vote Of thanks was passed last night in
the i. S. Senate 70 Hon II. Hamlin and in
the House OF Representatives to Speaker Col
tax, for the manner i'll which they had discharg
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-03-04

i ISAueun.ArloS DAY fiji, 1nogai!Iv y,.
very =inclen;es,t, bnr Notwithstanding, laryy
mi, hers. went np 10 Il ashiugton tn witness ,ho
Is,unsura ion The ceremonies 'o"k place u
Che Capitol President Ljncoln WAS sworn into
office ~ Chief Ju~,lcz chase and ice pte
sid.nt ,Juhuson vas installed in he Se1s!4
Chanb,r Au nmen~e crowd filed the
streets nl Washington The w,:athar militia
re,} against ,!,e display The Inaugural I'd.
dress, BY che time this paper goes to press, IS
doubtless ia he hands Of the public A}ous
- 6 clock the weather hrig httned ard be
san came Out>..---....-.-....
The Richmond Examiner, of the 23d uIi
say. 1--WE learn tElaf it was at express unj
parue.; socta'ipn Of Denersl Beaurega,i
that Gen. Johnston has recently been placed
IN command Of the forces operating in the
Caro]iuas. 1t il is understood that Genera
E,aauregard wrote to the President, saying
that the general sentiment Of the public, ana
particularly that Of the the army Of Tennessee
were 80 urgent for Gen. Johnston's restoration
% command, that he was induced to joln his
owo desire with theirs that he did rot wish
to be removed from his present. field Of opera
tons, but preferrec. IT, serve there under Gen,
Johnston, having had with him former ,occa.
sicns Of service and confidence
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DIED.

Last evening, after an illness O! w" months.
MARY c., wife q John Wesley Benter agtd
rs years. Ever gentle and una5sunllng IN hss
manners she won for herself Il large number u
friends who viii deeply s,r1lpathize with her
husband and children in this sad bereavement
IT The funeral will take place to..moro""
lSundayl afternoon at3 o clock. from The resi-
dencc Of her husband. West End
At the residence Ct Mr.. John 4 Wood! ID
Pomunl<ey Md on the orh Of February, Nh
JOHN 4. uNkETT, i'll he 25th year OF III:
age.
In Charles county, Md on the morning a!
the DIST n1timo, at his fathers residence,
GEORGE ARTHUR. son Of Zachariah and
Caroli1,e L. V enstcr. in the 18th Year OF his
age
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-03-04

T 'OS1, March /, 1865, on King IT., bot@eeIn
I j Patric;; And Henry sts.. a BRAID Or
Hal r. A Iberal reward to be given t. any
one shat delivers It at 253, King st. nh ID
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-03-04

d79s~ Col DASlEI. f. Du1AsEY.--I ain ex-
ceedingly grl,iicd 10 find that our esteama1
fellow. citizen, Col. Daniel f. Du1aney, has been
presented to the voters Of this corporation loT
the nlayoral:y. The Colonel is true Nirgi424!@
gentleman, Hrd il Of undnubted Loyalty. he
showed hi manliness when some OF those
who are trying 10 defame him, skulked lTf'n
their duty. The selection is most excelent
one; and | hope he will receive that supp ri
which his merits so richly deserve. Let n"n
be ii man Ant let Justice be done. if the hea'-
ems fall (rnb 4-ltl JUSTICE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-03-04

Gen. Mcclellan intends to prolong bis so.
journ in Paris for sous weeks, and thence, 60
to Rome aul Dresden, with the intention Of
spending next summer in the south 81 France
and returning IL Aulerlca next AUtuma
Semi-weekly news., 1865-03-16

for Planting 10
EnCCO Seed.

Select rich piece of ground about
verify feet square, burn a brush
heap or " pile Of logs over 1t; SOW
the seed plentifulIy, then with il
shade, or some fiat piec" OF IRON OF
Wood, beat the ground hard and h2r-
row it lightly. Then cover the
whole space denSelv with brush so
as to prevent fr"sts from inl"IT,n$ shr;1. 'nr
Young plants after they make tN''F
TEhiese facts are derived from an EN-
pcrienccd Virginia tobacco planter
anl their truthfuIness and aPp'''3'
|bility to this climate and LATITUDE
are confirmed by the experience o
many Texas tobacco raIsers:: 1
would be advantageous to the 'h'et
ests of all engaged in the culture
Tobacco, 20 have the experience
others on this subject. aud also o
the proper mode of the cultivation
5 the tobacco plant, and the curing
4 the tobacco after cultiratlon' and
:. fact the whole modus operandl'
d sowing the seed, cultiv"ung IN" cr'
o and preparing 'or market.
Semi-weekly news., 1865-03-16
Educate the Rising Genera
ton.

Last week we spent a day in In
dependence, and were pleased to see
the cause of education prosperinS.-
During our short visit, vehicles Were
arriving with their precious freight
-scboIars, males and females-who
had come from distance to enter
on their studies in the Baylor Uni
versity. We are pleased to see that
our ncople are determined that the
w,r shall not prevent them from ed
ucating their children-that they are
alive to the great Importance OF CIV
;no the best education that can be
oh7 o;n.d to the future mothers and
rnlers of our State. If there ls any
narind in the history of our country
wban the minds Of the young shonl.
bo nroperly trained and educated
now is the time. We must look u
the rising generations, for our futnr
t.ocL.rs' preachers, and statesmen
and it belrooves every parent T.
CIV. lis or her children, the mos
thorough education that our countr:
affords. In these times, property
! unccrtain-vour children may no,
!, be in the enjoyment of comfor'apI
\ ! and princrly ho"es-in a snort III"
II il mrv be- destroy ed by the rutAIe'
= hand nf the invader, and your pr"pe
v ~ taken away, hut an education CA
. not j.. taken from your ch'idreh' al
: when wealth i zone, 1t VIII hs7'
II Them 70 buffet the stormy bIlio"s
Semi-weekly news., 1865-03-16

.No YOU WON'T" said Susan. 81
his last wife, shall strew flowers
on his grave. It's my business 10
strew ~
"You shant, so there!" said Hen
You bet will" said Susan,
with n tear suffused cheek.
Well, as for me- said the prac-
teal Betsy" | aint on the stre",
much, but | shall ride at the head OF
the funeral procession.
"Not if I've ever been introdu ea
70 myself, you WON'T said the goi-
den-haired Nelly u" that's my posi- >
ton. You bet your bonnet strings II
is !" -, =,
." Children" said Reginald S moth
ar :. Won must do some crying You
know, on the day of the funeral ana
how many pocket hankerchers VIII II
take to 90 round! Betsy you aho
Nelly ought to make one do between
you" :,n,o n.r
netratrs a sob on my hankercher'
said Nelly. >,
Dear daushtersin-laws,' sa,'
t Reginald's mother " how "nseem' 1'a;
is this anger. Mules Is five hundred
dollars Il span, aud every id"n''c"
m.nIr my poor boy had has been So1
Ll,d M by the rcd n,n. | kn"'
= whom my Reginald staggered int
r th. ,loorvard that he was on t" dl'
+ bu, if i'd only ,hunk to ask I'M
" about them mules ere his gentle sp''
e it took flight, it would have h'"
q f.ur thousand dollars i'll our rocke
r and no mistake! Excus" these re-
y. tears, but you've never felt parent
II teelin's.' -, .
Ia It's an oversight sohh'd Marl
don't blame uS :.
Semi-weekly news., 1865-03-16
CHAPTER 2-frNERAL TRArrI>G'

J,he mules were never found.
Reginald's heart-stlicken mother
took the body home to her unfort"-
nat. sons widows. But before heF
arrival she secretly sent hoy 10
hrust the news gently to the afflicted
wives, which he did by Informing
them in horse whisper, that their
odd man had gone in. y
The wives felt very badly indeed,
He was devoted to me" sobbed
Emily. .,U
Yes said Emily, he thought CON
siderable of you, but not so much is
he did of me-"
Il say he did !"
Z" And say he didn't"
He did - =,
Don't look at me, with YOU
Don't shake your red head {"
me - ~, hoiro
Henrietta, cease this unsee'h'
wrauging. I as Reginald's first WI
sLaU strew flowers on his grave.
Semi-weekly news., 1865-03-16
J udge 10Th Dist .

JX.. War IS the CouHtry's Pr"-
1,cts s-Will not the war drain the
country of productive enersys mas
been au anxious question IN conngc-
,ionwitr s,tbduing the rebellion. he
r,uort Of the Chicago board OF trade
Shows that the receipt at that th2s
noipt Of live stock and hogs, as weil
as slaughtered animals, was double
in 1852 what it was in 1861 ana l.
was four times as much IN 1854 "a
Il was in 1860; the number OF hogs
hacked N 1864 was 97O,VOo. II"
amount of gain received in 1864 was
CO. O0U bushels, douhIe that OF lSo''
Some other western centres nave IN
creased in a larger proportion. II II
:. srr~asted that this increase IS mere
, " owing to concentrauon OF aN u"-
: ,Isuallv large proportion OF the pro,
ducts of the West at those epo!nts, ana
i owes nothing to an increase or the
Il amount raised, the report answers
l. that. notwithstanding the dr@''
il which has been made upon us II"
: men and means, agricultural pursul'
re lave been pushed forward with re
Il doubled energy and vigor, and nov
t a mach greater breadth OF land Is III
ly der cultivation in the fourth y""r g.. t.
,r the war than was betor" known
the history OF the co"ntry." Lap,
saving inventions have been rap'o'
W. ;ntyoIn,rd to take the plac" Of me
iii Thrr. has been a steady ircrrase
of the mining Of copper, coal and tro'
in PENNSYLVANIA has Furnished t" T.
ed, market l4,O0O.C 90 tons of "oa'. wh'
nd ~ 81 nrr ton give S9S.Oo0 600.
Semi-weekly news., 1865-03-16

It is stated by the Louisiana cor,
r.-nondent of the Register that a O'n
nfth. " miscellaneous expenses al
tha late free negro convention IN
Eew Orleans has been published,
omounting to over forty tho"s'hHc
InI}ars. a considerable portion OF
witch was for refreshments tur-
nished the members. This Is the
Grst instance in helrgialative history
oftbe world in which members nave
noid for their whisky with puoIlc
money. stbat money, however
consisted OF greenbscks, which car car
f be so easily printed, the los" is r1"ll!
f not the peoples loss, but only tnos ,
a verdant people who accept ana keeI
f those beautifully tinted promises |
ri nny of 4 bankrupt Government
u uuestion arises whether, under TN
# new system, a legislator who do,
~ ,o. drink is entitled to commute n
whisky for rnon"y
Semi-weekly news., 1865-03-16
CHAPTER Iv-MARRIEp AGAIN.

ryyu wears are supposed to "iapSe
h,.w,,.n -hc third and fourth chap
,,.rs of this original American TO
nance.
\ manly Norman, on" evening -
the sun was preparing t" set a'''',''1
a select apartment OF gold ana e'''"-
can cI,uds in th,. western horlZ"n-
although for that matter the sun mas
- r;rht to set where 1t wants to-
and 50 | may add has h"n-am'n'y
Mormon. | say tapped gently Il, the
door OF the mansion "t me la'e i''7
inald Glovcrson.
Tbc door was opened by Mrs. Sa-
san Gloverson.
i this the house OF the WHO"
!. Gloverson
, 1t is says Susan. !.
r, And how many is there OF she IN
. ouired the Norman.
. ;rb.r. i about twenty Of her. in
cluding ne, courtcously returned ''''
t fair Susan.
Can see her
! Madam, he softly said, address'i
: the twenty disconsolate WIDOWS,
n have seen part of YOU before An
y although l have already twenty-hT
N wives. whom respect and tenoerl.
if care for, l can truly say that neV'
f,.It loves holy thrill till | saw the
BE nine-be mine he euthns'cHiI
cri.d. and we will show the world
striking illustration OF the bea"'
and truth of the noble lines, only
Ter e-ooa deal more So
tu- ..Tw.ntv.one soals with single th"ugh'
,ar Twruty.ouc hearts that beat a. one.
70 They were united, they We're
,.d Gentle reader, does not the M"
nr Of this romance show-does 1t not
.ir fact. show that however many tn
NAV be of young widow W',ha'l'
..d rather does It not show that what"
bed number of pcrsons one woman II
consist of-well, never mind VIVA
shows. Only this writing Morn
.on- romanccs is confusing to the III
, as lect. You try it and see.