davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1866-09-24
Glt1, NntIrcs.
GQ2;Ll;LECToR's oFF1oE-s,a,

~ AA0o1s. Eo6k ColntJ-M. "
pn,,., SCSe1SEHcr4. SS1E kooS 10. L ssps' e1 e H.
II tsc1h,a ao9es !. nefeby gtra 5s aSxns !.
collection. to III. aate been Placed IN ny hsnds n
fWsS:ss: q Ss.s-p..ea sept,,,a ,ax - 49,. -
rr.n M s0aesHaa ~ g. Special assessncrf ieTtei ~
sns - e!adsftn& Noble 1tTqct fs3s ,ifi,.nl ~ lo
49,. X " Mees North 4Tcnue and TAst Tn-th a
E, Nooie y eet 10 ElstoR tuad aud Fist,n rn.d t
~ Mos.n a1e9ne 2 Htst C1ybo1ruo Di,ir @4oo
t,srs.. r. 80. ~ West-D4ted Sept Nm rasK and
n r,n Ior ne collection of specsi aase*seSt
III 1a!1s aad planting me aiiey sannins 81
tera Addiaono Z fae soush hlf Of Block Il cs;pes
f,.n.1 ~ No in West-Dated sept 1;,h 1as6 ,no
~ 1s tor ne eoilecon at special Ha
Nm 1 aA!nR Et1dlnE and planfinE Of ihe sii.E -
= hussn and so1rh through Block ID En.s.lf T.tss
WW.el8 ADDITION 70 Chicago. .4AAae&
J,rs s.at 40 ~, Wext-U8fci Sept 17xh 1875 and
r. ~ toS toe collection Of eptct7l as4essenr
a.s+ aanG, Trading ind pl2n4l1g tne aIIcv rnnnin
aEa "9s In The north half ot BLOCK S, Sc r. II
!. MAsE1nt 50. s. Gouth-Dated Sent. 17tb 1915 .,,
Eea 81 ne collection OF special ssstssn;ers $500 1T
~ +, 1s nang Grading and plaaking nc siiey il RfoI
- - u s Gana! 1tusseea' Spbdivison IN ths aotSssaf
9naftsE Ct Sec. y. r. ~ 4 ii e rnnninv 9e
AWEnGe4 70 Txenty -tfst ssfnef1. t o& notn
,.sTsd ~ 10 ri Notth-Dased Sept l;th 1ss and
~ H. I25 ne Collection Of src31l a1seaemct %
oa S g 81 ces1g aaa Ds through HloeE Woiosrs ADJ
al AZ pessont Interested In aid atsessmen.. ~.
3efant - y naSs tmn'ediate payment It ny p!cs n
soiisrt.M y saeh pxymeat the said a1sessmenS -
fHcreS7 AZ ING cost and expense Of the puHns ah3s
-. s...e CIV CbItAftnr
, 1866-09-24
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

Az saiN 0J Grain reported n fAts market r<part
Ereesdd. ~ ' "''s s]S
sATrrnAr ErEsrso, September q, 1sS
FR RElt:AIts.RAILsoAp FEzIaH7s-The follow.
, 1866-09-24
CHICAGO DRY GOODS MARKET.


sA1rapAr EyFs1so, Scpicabc, u.
Our 3ohherB report fairly active t.ade tDr tc uer
IN 1aet mnch better one than had been ant1cipa,t
conudeE1ug the geaezal inelemcncy Of the weatber'
ihfe ale no new features to notice since our Inst r
, 1866-09-24

= -
aaIaA sa!oan notlden james Young YIN =
AafEood Arthc1 Yc1nE DAEle1J IoEn0loxr IRA a
AAA Young isAlah A
z
QMMeIman Chs Ziuufr1uan AZ -.
, 1866-09-24

compared With the above, the following table, show
.hg no prevailing prices for the same rcrtoda II
que yeate 1St and $50, viii Be sound ol intcrtsi:
, 1866-09-24
= -.
l.EDER-fhe anprlJ ID Tncarre Thcrs I.
Wy ~ A. range Of fam3 1000 rtr hfI. -

QqiIE TAnse Of tsnoS l1 Ser hi oe1e tAlr In.
eatc1 - An Improved suppi5 the q. .arkct VA.
hf1ees The demand Is conned almost eac1nsiees 81 81
ent 81 Issdf indeed he Supply 10 more shan
sh ~ tmail packasea found buyer At ~ rs,ys
ssssa u ~ n hr!s were Offering At 3A2t Ne nntc
r.iriRH LIFTS AND NUTs.-Tle general market w.s
ELY 1cts and prices were we'll sustained ali srsnnd
III Under Au excessive Euppy, continnn dni
nno kalss are sow q quotations. Round ots Wes oI
1t q wh!te for small lots Of chnice Va
te seafSs sea 70 III Tta go9d
box tears we're IN good request Il ransc ~ ~ & -
Stke Pc oStads 4 10 Snals{ drapes sseaay
Rsiea FEults arc 10 1nltel supply Ind With sten,ig
ls :. & demand dealesa vert generally hoIdJn1
ioTinr N ~ Aau nrn- Ne give Tho foi.
, 1866-09-24
#iscRlla11eous.
DAILY LINE OF COACHES

Having consolidated Al the Overland Stsce 1inra
Eom the Missouri River, arc now Fpnnin1 a
, 1866-09-24
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.
For tue Week Ending September ~.

'c4R Eu1EQR SEpItuUC{ =.
0YT1cE OF THE DAILY TRIHCxx,l
hatufdny Evening. September q, (
BEEF CATTLE.
1he Following table shows the daily receipts and
shipments OF Beef Cattle during the week ending to.
oas compared with The receipts and shipments Of the
corresponding week list year:
, 1866-09-24
~mmERClAL.

e,<>swr SA1uRnAr September = ls86
The folEowfn tables show1he 1rec1pts and shi,
rI$N.a meats Of produce during past twcnty.fonr
~ noats: :" 7t'''--~'
, 1866-09-24
LATER.

IN inc afternoon the Corn market vas oufct
WIN sales OF No. In store 6eaca.ic, closing Al
he inside figure The narke, for future delivery
was heavy. with more inclination on the mari at
opeta1ors to be on the ''shori" etde Wheat wna
neglected and nomInallY UNCHANGED.
, 1866-09-24

Aa.1eas nsssef rss'a.. oesssSS sssS F1ach ca,s a.
NJ, RREefSS IL: i SsJi: azsss F;sesa csif i 1000
rta n,n c::.;,::...- 71oa1 % French CaE L.
ap: 70. !.heasJ ea'4l.1oi 1oEnes, Il dozD ao89opq
LEAD-Qalet II 1ta1lAc Tor pts. :.
nj sf1 e H q AND TlhN 'sTOCK-Ihe1o Is
~ nose 70 tne character Of condition of The
~ M!M good demand prices arc B3eadS sna
suonE II the following Quofaiious: ~NA
, 1866-09-24

gbcrheaFd Franz
ecker Michael.
0cott Charley T
0Mey Harmon &
QehoFneC II
Q68pcd Geo
Q4sotNi Frank il
QsHrhorst Kirk
Ons1tY John C
, 1866-09-24

Shepherd JM
shftMan CD
Gherwt>oASatnl s
! Sherwood Geo A
Sherwood Ware:
Ehute # B
6hum G A.
Ehular Walter
EhfFtTtff p
, 1866-09-24
nFThnmaan

fase ne eonddence f TIC public and tho medical
cityfor enrons neryo1s M 5ea6s 2aJascan n 1ne
Rooms s:n,. 1y9 South Csa1kss, eoTneT q Mo1foe.
* sndo 70 health puhhard monihiy sent ne to IN
, 1866-09-24

" comnar1n& The receipts Iof this Hcek and last
| nnd the following:
shipments les tiaa Last weex
TheJ compare With the receipts for tic correspop,
inE week Of 1St1, ii follows:
Receipts this week. 10 u
Kses,ps feE eo3esronding week ii
t~-po 'eeo e10 "eek-'s s.
For the same period In the year 1851, we and:
IIs::IS a;s is5 n Sesi Of
Greatest number received for any week alnee Janpsr
LASs. Smallest number fccered, 3l3&;
Hees'ysd @ wsek snd!ns Assen nsl..............lss T.
The total receipts Of Cattle and uo-s At thc no,o
stoek Yards since January were a. toIlows:
shipments for The same period;
Tna ~ .
Tbo nrn." - ~: .5e5
period Ii tic EeaEs 1851 end ts6s, we're a follows;
e1sa feceived i 'n 81
~ p. -
The following tahlc shows the number Of Iiyn sinr,
thipped from tlls market this week, AID where con
signed: ~'S ~0S'
To Suspension nstasr....c cist!e. s19 usss. IS snoeg
R Io bosiyn. 2S9i .. "
e e Ha,s Hcr,: 1so ~. ~.
i AVA 'oo04ea''''.'.s..-.:....... 400 80. -.
1otal......:"..:..............s,7s7 ~ 75p .....
Ahe ra1e OF freight on lre stock Easr were fxed m
and after July q. 1sH, as follows; A ~
I KA1m or FEE11uT on LIVE srrsvH PACT
10 DETROIT OF TOLEDO.
.. Hogs and Sheen
! s.,ch f-o,t Cattle: pef l05 81,
Cars of 10 ret, ~ .a' - cats' 'S "A ~ SC
Michigan Central tmalf cafs..... 500 4 4s
,,,.. TO BEFrA1o oE srsrxss1os nr1pur.
tsrs oS III; Fl IN aaa H. s large Sc
MIchiGnn Cent1si, small csYs....". som s5M sss x
Fort Wayne carF, ~ feet. sSS9 s9 r.
7F- r. C., cars Of I'll fect,,,.. SIN rxr
Mch sonthern csrs ~ - s,n t:ct..- Egg 3Kc
i,ifcnrn 4 t:;.t, tH!s e. s!o !eet- H.o Stc
1870 190tcct....................... I'm .,r,
hass 70 pnnSiFk $5Qo CIR less than to Buffalo, wien
1,atsss ,essnein Il nn1nt3aE ~ tfM: ,.- z,7oo
shlppcd bT Tah e4'' 80 ''7' N'sa 3t'ana'o"hen
r,...-N
together. been rsthcr ouet onc tonc ~ az lakea
, 1866-09-24
#entcal,
4 FEW WORDS OF
CC1EAION SENSE

CO1EAION SENSE.
HoH few the-u arc who a,e not subject to eouae at
oon OF Inc lunss or respiratory organs, who, neg
!eettnz pseuonitosy symptoms, aEs71vate the CON
plAnt until disease strikes it, shaSrs causing tne.nr.
shle torture OF the patient aud sn1ey and dss.es "a
ftends. -on}J cold r. "a alixhs sore tarostr, 4.
the needless remark Of nsny when 90 Affected. y-
"onl1 cold" was tho thoughtiess expression ot
thousands whom death has marked for his prey,
Fostwa1ned- -Forearued, should be the motto for
erer In The minds Of M subject to Coughs, Colds,
cata51n, q influenza Words OF advice should be
heeded b n suaeFns from AAtnra, Bronchitis, Con.
sunps1on Belief Il within their zesch and, II neglect
g. nta1 Consequences eusus-a LIN Of usisesJ-a daily
hourly struggle for existence contest in which there
can be but ooe F,ctoz-Deakh1
Does 1t not spps1 the strongest mind to think o1 The
result caused By nexleets Then why delay? Wh,te1-
eusa can be offered when timely warning sounded IL
Jour ears. When tha danger l, pointed out, why no
sToidis7 MAEmNs PICTORIAL Ba14 has been used
By the Aeaseal Faculty a. tic most prompt and
emeaeious remedy that scientific research has dt,coy.
e1ed. 10 relieve and cre all casa Of Coughs Colds,
1nnusnsa aae Consumption. rhs case Il not beJona
, 1866-09-24

D.Cun11t,r Peter
V.no1nat Hugh
Dkn1fe Edward
9.kefe. William
gg.Il@ryEharfe ~
OEGlCh1rIH
QSei1 Edward
ONell William
O'Nelu d. LAEMo
, 1866-09-24

~ LEE @ fEEi0Mzs-sisIkct fairly Rctlyc and 1c betts
1@Fssss1; IL eFfi T. l9ft
''2Sss5 '!S:s ssssi 9ssss e.
8: sss'f He
FfnUK-neec.ved q il u o.. ,:,.: ,n,nn,a tso h-,.
Mssass ss!Ss ss:dy s.: asa. asa a
stS 20! ssSsa > @ g. 9a' e.
@$ +, = 81 $ +: ::
sf.s 1so s 81. f.oS e, oi
s.s s = S:ss ssts
e Il; fe5e 81 %eSt 81, ns%sa e. s s. ~
II Is: isse d g 9
eiss9 I'll aS' n'ne at'a R11 flosa-1td 6sfs a6llon
Esss oa svsatesR sateRes *ss II
Ens: ErE1Sc wHrArE%&o % ID st Ga"nEs En- sa.fs ~
p ae = e. y - p qo = 90 % 81 Do 81 q
8 io III i Gs ia9So taM s "a g 81 !. g. g. g
se s. c i en % D. + ii t 3fbs
s. teo s. o % Il siS: 10 81 DO Il III III f.
go se4 r.: Il: s. serse: Se s'se
Snenea nsa eTGisd and sdyauesd g. bnt the
Ser = - s6SSfmSee TT l. a y II @ b e :;
G Do @ e soa e ss 81 Sssi 81 Il
Sn 81 so 4 S sSe =. So aS q o a 8 e9c ba ss Il
200 b de ho loo s. d. st sis q az q S5e
$ bsfssa s. g. 8 s SSss s.
ssoss q G2Ac and se!less Il 623c. ~'0 ~ ~ !"
OATS-lleceiycd. II e14 BIZ; shipped g.; 40 bn Mar
so 81 fedoseo n do IS 1s sae1 hS efe r S b
8xs cs s;S q q ri 4 !! Is s. q q 4
NfE Received, a,G5 bu; q shi1nnn: ~ 595c .,r,.,
st s 4 te ss' sa9s H. xs,s
tes 'u 90 at 500 Su ~ c: 5 u g 81 q d si
.RARIEy-Rece,yed. Am. I'm. s,,,a,, ,,,.
sM E. go b n l. Il tiSs !s 81 % Il I'D; &
4: 81 to g e ejs;,sd 81 d. as u s5e g.
IS % S5 5u sasrdri'i 4 :iio: 4n en- r.
III - ~ !, ags "1*lo; u bags at 7c; &o1 ba at &C
AS1tEGsS1No1nlna1 at 500.
HKy!,si 5i;Si3a 5i;SmPaeft.! +! i TsSs sSSaSs se i.o
onnEs, = 5o0. dtIlyeret ~s'S''' 41o.
IiIit1trE.K n o1a.H-t, II oSNtx!.W -......
y W M no,s n9 9a'sfial change Ia general ehssse
TateF ied supply, psc for sueh wa6 r. ~ nndes
soe iah1e ana HIm Choice descrfptioas suitabte
sss nd buyers Il Common ana Ge
srssy r,sfsa,xs nesieetea; The stocls, which Arc
i6sc4 1ss a:fs; r. y aaa az, sas
hs saP'RR sRs deang SeH Rs1 &C.
sTaG,nE to induse tsse nteesi 10 any coz
Us snirred but hose shipments ase pfinc,e.iiV ta n
s pSss DO It s. @'oicy n NJ nfiaas y 50 pSGs ehoec
e. e @ ~ afAns strictly prime 1t &c % nft1as IT "a
Gholss Dalry. ry................ .1a.,c
Common Filth
Fiji
pnE rnndes1so smnn1 - ltHJ AcuFc. and With
, 1866-09-24

70 A NE PRINCIPAL points in the Gold Mines Of Colo.
fsoo. Utah. Aoniaas, Idaho, Neyada, California .nd
Principal T1cKEr OFFICES at OMAHA !, S.,v..
Ia, md d1-EAyESWORTH In Kansas
Al AthEARSEf their Coaches viii connect with tnA
unlon Pacific Railroad from OMAHA. and convey pas.
Colorado. ~ ~"A'A $A-4A'
AtMASHATTAN. Kansas, thcy will connect With
ENWoRIH. ~ '11'N 's'11 y
From Manhattan they Will be couysrod by our
hence to -"1
, 1866-09-24


Mra-,,,,..,,.
TNu.e ai,t!s SoM M
IL sianisE i Msn r @Bl
Sfca-tS1. ScAts1 E@ Tos.
McSshaH5 MEsta45 uaNa
1iccTs.SGnM.-
SfEEsM SfcEsTMSsmrE mEH
1AI.M! I.MaA!.HIN.
EGE.Mn!nn M!n JaIm@F y
1ie1.a!E 1MiG1.M 1S
NLAu&Fy NN .
, 1866-09-24

Business NatDs.
HOUSE OF

,OH-11EolON HVUbE OF
REDMOND s. co.
tsacceasora to J. II. REDMOND 4 Eny.1 Ch1r.so NJ
n 2oiek sa!et prompt returns and f infaEmssion ss
@ eIo1s, fSsds Provisions and Produce. CofTespond
N1~~ 'VAIllcA. T51l-3n
, 1866-09-24

'AMuKL HOARD, !;
, 1866-09-24

ntns 1a1 Hs1 = ne WoE1dI Hacleas reliable tpstants
rSfenio11 III S ony Rert Dye! Nodsappoin{,u
49, a41 StSnS4s MAL1Ax A. HiTc1IEOE yr1s
MRnR9 e1in1 ~ sKEqES&RATIEG KKTRY :TDF M7iIF'
so7d M q teGr4 md bea01.1es ne hsiP
, 1866-09-24

SA1ErnAT EyKIHe, September q.
Inc receipts aud shipments Of Lumber durfny tba
36Sf tTfnff.{nrF hYrru nr..
, 1866-09-24
HoST'E7TTER!'s
=.
STOMACH BlTTERs

win build up ths Strength and repair The d1naase 70
eeared BY the constitution In conflict with nnana-
tory sease With more raptdty and certainty than sn1
Other medicinal st1mnIauta-
, 1866-09-24

CLC3N9 FElCn.
t5!fd Rtettk-f1nc. hit, we'll i-fosmcd. 1 In
sxa1s ~ ola stet1s md averaging 1,m Ds
Iri,ae Grtres-Gpod. veli.fntiSf fst-;.:.'
1oamea .1r stecrs, averaging from l,iW 70
fotr Gr0dt*-Ealr Steers, in fnlr fiesh.
,,assefsag1nE llm4Si go Ms, ,at.............,s
EoEF. q foI c1ty slaughter, and aIernr-
Ing @ALN1 nS, at.,,,s,,..... S'A
SICK cGtaeConamon Cattle, ID dcccnt
lcsh. averaging HM2 LOO ~, at,
3Ggr,1sf ,,,,1h - k3sat and thin Cows and Steers,
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DANCING ACADEMIES.
N L. tARPENTER q SONS DANCING
- NSNh Apru

n L. tARPENTLR & SONS DANCING
NO 625 ARCH STREET.
d. L Carpenter. the wei known and experienced
forms Parents and Young Ladies and Gentlemen that
his Academy OI Private Tuition will reopen for the
sA JEDAY 81 PTEMBER |, 1866,
for The Fal Winter, ana opiing.
very ateDt here toore, vii be paid to advance
his clolars in particular, ana he can b. seen
puDctu,ly az his rooms No 6G5 ARCH rect, daily
anu "e' BAYS or TUITION FOR LADIES
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY AFTER
FOR YOUNG Mis-" Is AND NJ sTEps,
EyENINGs FOR GLNTLE&EN; ,,
TUESDAY rAoASDA1nN 1Nas. assND SAI OhOAf EVEN
PRIVATE EVENINGS, FOR LADIES AND GEN
MONDAY, wEDNl spHY piYnH AND FRIDAY EVEN
DIRECT PRIVATE TUITION
given IN classes or single essons every morning.
Terms etc made known at ID l., Carpenter & Sons
D. L. Carpenter Son will give their attention to all
the latest iashOnab dances OF the season.
Al Calops atzes, Hops etc, and the many differ
GERMAN COTILlIoN
together, he will tea h as usual round dances and
Quaores and, in fac any dance thai NAV be re-
1uested Scholars commence at any time ne
the tall and winter seasons. -
PRIVATE COTI LLI0N SOIREES
will be given TO scholars and friends at his Rooms t
BcEsUn, well a course of Evening Subscription
sOiTees at the Musical Fund all and grAnd Masuue
Subscription Ba in February; also his rn enty-second
Annual Flora Ban Ill b given Mt the ACADEMY o.
usic his Information viii be given on appli-
cation TO u l.. Carpenter
Tickets reaoy at his rooms tor his Opening Soree
ID. l.. CARPENTER, 49,
s273m No. 625 ARCH Street.
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PERSONAL.

NEW BOUNTY BILL - ALL SOLDIERS
IN who enlis ted Tor three years since April lS 1851
and served their full term OF service discharged
before said service account of wOunds, and
received bundrea dollars bounty and no more are
entitled TO receive additional hundred do lars
WIDOWS, minor CHILDREN parents of deceased soldiers
who enlisted for thro and died IN the service,
from wounas contracted In the service and
line of duty, EMIT TO receive additional one
hundred dollars. Call or a1dress
GEORGE w. FORD,
No. 24l DOCK Street.
8lTlm1 One door below Third
who has all the necessary to collect these claims
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THE NEW YORK PRESS.
EDITORIAL OPINIONS OF THE LEADING
JOURNALS UPON CURRENT TOPICS.
Presidential Theology.

COMPILED EVERY DAY ron lvrNno rELFoRArn.
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Presidential Theology.
From me Tribune.
In certain sense Of the word, the President
of the United 5lates seems to be remarkably
theological chatacter whoever reads his
Philadelphia Grafton will be struck by the num-
ber OF his illusions to the Creator, e. ct
l. II trust In God tnat war will not return
2. ~ trust in God that the day is distant when
man shall be again set upon his brother
3. sin the name Oi Sod raise his hand against
the throat of his fcilow-brother,n
4. al tIust in God that the day is distant when
this land is again to be drenched in brothers
blood"
s. ''Thonk God the baleGul planet of war has
been chased away"
G. God being willing, this Union shall be
TestOred.'
As q matter of taste, it would be supernuous
TO criticize these pious repcttons, propriety
and refinement not being exactly the qualities
which we have a right to anticipate in the Presi-
dents clocGtlonary struggles--being qualities
in fact which he does not veil understand, and
so iaI as he is capable Of understanding them,
holds IN top-lotty contempt. But when man
outside of a pr3yer-m eetlng pTomiscuously
filings about the sacred name, he is usually put
into the category OF pro'ane swearers, and IS
furthermore supposed to be in passion. If
we were 10 Judge him by his speeches, the
President exists IN a condition of chronic eX-
plOeon, He Canies about the wrath of
Ach lies packed in his manly chest, aud
whenever ne CuCOuDJCTb twenty ClLlEenS ana
a brass band he begins forth With to indulge
in what II he were oil the other sex, and o
dealer IN tsh, we should certainly be forced to
call scodlng Hence the Dei-tical plconasms
and eXpletIves above cited You can have the
same IN Fulton Market any fine morning when
you ieel bold enough to tell some sDrightly
young butcher ihat nis meat has advanced to an
OdorOus stage oI antiquity. You can have the
same when, upon the crowded PIERS the loud
voiced hackmen contend Tor the trunks OF luck
loss travellers. When these energetic gentlemen
GENEROUSLY appeal to Heaven, the attendant
policeman takes 1t Tor granted that they are
seeking to swlndle somebody. o course the
President OF the United ates should be quite
beyond the di CreOit of such al imputation.
We are far from wishing 10 DO the President
injustice, and 1t is possible that these express
sions indicate o sudden access OF plety which
Will do his E2celenCy no harm. At tue same
time we can bat advise him 10 be little more
cconom Cal in his adJurltlOns, partly because
repetition lnjures the effect, aud partly because
If he pepper, his speeches 30 highly in the be-
ginning, and goes Oh getting more and more
excited, he will not be able to DO Justice to MS
feelings by the time he reaches ChiaCg) unless
he Is Te0dy TO rival the army IN Flanders. We
know that he will take our admoniton kindly;
but II he should not, we have no desire for an
Office, and can calmly meet his dlspleasure.
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SADDLES AND HARNESS.
THE OLDEST AND LARGEST
SADDLE AND HARNESS
MANUFACTURING ESTABLISHMENT IN THE
COUNTRY.
LACEY, MEEKER d CO.,
RETAIL HOUSE,
No. 1916 CHESNUT STREET,
WHOLESALE House,
No gao MARKET STREET
SADDLES AND HARNESS.

No. $50 MARKET STREET,
OFFER OF THEIR OWN MANUFACTURES:
SA DDLEs, 200 styles, 2OCO qualities.
HARNESS from SIS to $500 per set
MOuntings, Brides, Bits, Nhps Blankets, Combs,
Brushes. Robes, Government Harness Plough Brides,
Hog Collars, Padded Hames WOo6 Stlrrups, travelling
Bags, Trunks anu Vailses, Lunch BasAets Chamois,
u ackng, Boots, etc.
We cal the attention of merchants visiting this
market also the city retail trade. to large cheap
and varied stock
5 6nrp LACEY. MEEKFR d. CO.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1866-12-13
MEMORIES.

I he heart has memories that can never
die: ihr rUngh usage Of the world canuot
oblIieratc them. Fc,ble ayr. trembling on
the brink Of the grave has them When ev-
cry thing else has lid away anil l,eeu for
gotten. They are the nleinorf Of home,
early homo: The house air n wo wcfc bern.
the yard wish lis wreath Of rsiscs anu flower.
ing yincr. the lilac bashcs where the rob
ms made tl...ir nests spring after spring,
paying their rent III song such as we ,lrcsln
of, bni never hear aitcrwhel the obi elm
aud swing where the c,,il Iren uAc,l 10 PLAY
al tn while The mother sat by the low
fFoti windows, her face beaning out oceas.
ioially through the folIs If the dainty
muslin curtain; the ssunc old house with
is poinic'l gables quaint earnice-. aud an
tiquc Windows: the iFcseosl chamber where
wc us,d 10 dream AZ al the great.
g'ai wnrbl ha,l IN Store Cor vs..
Dear ID hoa.c. wit, It's gaydrcams and
sunny hours, anil cl"udl,=- skies. and Wis
IONS q bIi.-, and glorious Happiness, gone
I'll gonc!
The traveller. climbing the mountains Of
n hnl ND his own. WILL amid all his l1il
auj changes, revert ever aud anon To the
time when you'll, or aschool-boy he roain-
81 tho d.ii. AID tl,a hills II Lis own
BItiyc home.
The mariner. rocked by the storms II
the "a, " resting II sgmc ipreien pvt.
Will ran ls,rongr thy long lapse II years
back 10 The hour. where. with brother sud
sister, he frolicked the jcyous hours 81
youth away.
Nriibcr change nor time, neither age
nor years. neither disanc upr disease.
neiiher guilt NOR parsion, can ovcT blot
ir u, the heart the mc,norieA II the spring
inuc a lie. Th,a.c memories OF husnc
viii reproduce On the verge II eternity
ilie ireshncsss II ciaotion. u liz. and desire
With which existence on earth began.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1866-12-13
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PURITY or CHARACTER.

Over the beauty II ,hc plam and apri-
cd 'here grows bl.sta aud beauty more
exquisite that tbs hiA fruit isell soft
,lelieaic aush sliat ovvrspgcaAs tia ciseck
Now. il yuu strike Your hand Over that. it
u once cone f,rcvcr. tor II never gtows
but once. The flower that hAu.s in
the morning, impaired with dew ARMY.
cd a. no 40 enly woman ever was array ID
sith jrvci- d4icc shake il 50 that ih,.
heads roll ~. sli you may sprinkle watcr
over Il ~ yon please. yet Is can never bs
ms,lc again what IL was when the dew fell
silently ulsa Is feuln heaven, tln Hoziy
M,.,s ming. you nisy ate tbs pAnes Of elaS.
covered With landscapes. mountains, lakes
anil trees. blcn'l,s, 10 q fan as,ie picture -
Npw lay your h1u,i ui-in titSSvsIss. af,,i is
ibr scratch " finger, o. by the the warmth
OF the palm, all The delicate traaery will
bc ohiiters,ci 30 there Is in youth =
beauty sud purity IL charac,cr whirh when
oacc io,ulgd aud D fil.l cm never be re-
starc,l: fringe more ,lelieatc lhsn frost.
work, anil which whrn torn ami broken,
viii nsof - tc embrei,l, rpd. A man who
l.as spat,,l and sp lied his garments IN
yoaih. ibongt, be n,ay seek tn make then,
white ~ H. eun mver wholly dai oven
we're be 10 wish tbrm with lis tcars
Whru yonng ntsn laayes bis fathers
house, wilh the blessings his nt,lhers
.ear It'll wet upall ht tarcheAd, il he once
i.,,. tl,at purity IL eaaragts. il Is a loss
that be eau n.NcF make Whale again.
Such II the consequence 81 crime H. %,
feeis canao, bo cralieatc'l II. can Gully be
forgiven.