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The New York herald., 1866-05-08

THE ADMISSION OF C0LoaAD0 As A STATE
The admission OF Colorado Territory into the
Union as State has been passed upon afiirma-
lively by Congress, but the measure has not
yet received Executive sanction. The admis-
sion of this Territory as State would have
one good effect-viz: 1t would relieve the
United States Treasury of the expense of sup
porting Territorial government. The United
States now pays the expenses of the Execn-
tive, Legislative and Judicial Departments OF
Colorado. We pay It's jurors and enable the
Territory to carry on lis government without
expense to itself. All the people Of the Terri
tory have to do is to make the laws, and the
federal power provides for their enforcement.
Under such state of things it is very singular
that people 80 meagre in numbers and so
sparceiy settled over large Territory should
desire to assume the expense Of supporting a
state government barely for the honor OF being
represented in both houses of Congress. II
would not tend to promote the development Of
her mineral resources, abundant as they may
be; for it is curious fact that where these de-
velopments have been the richest in the gold
and silver bearing regions, they have all been
more abundantly so when new States were in
the condition of Territories II is so with Cali
fornia, and it is partly 80 with Oregon and Ne
vads. The gold production of California les
sens from year 10 year, while the production
of the precious metals in the Territories OF
Colorado, Montana, Idaho, Utah, New Mexico
and Arizona is continually increasing. II is
"a e, .koI tbak III ori-
ant discoveries have just been made in the
southeastern corner Of the State of Nevada
called the "Pah-Ranagat" distriot-but il
took some time, and. we believe, a
fresh survey, to ascertain whether the
new E Dorado was in the State Of Nevada
or in the Territory of Utah. 1t is apparent,
therefore, that the fact OF becoming State
does not facilitate the development Of the pre-
ciOus metals; but on the contrary is calculated
to introduce class of politicians looking after
Offices in the State and national governments,
70 demoralize the mining class, and to inspire
the hardy and intrepid adventurers and pros
pectsrs with an ambition TO obtain fat govern
xnent Offices instead of unlocking the treasures
that lie hidden In mountains OF granite and
quartz. The circumstance that Florida, Kansas
Oregon, California, Nevada and other States
were admitted into the Union without having
the constitutional number OF population should
aot be cited in the case Of Colorado; for
although she may be regarded as the doorway
through which all travel and freight from the
Mississippi basin to the eastern slope Of the
Sierra Nevada pass, It should be remembered
that the bulk of this travel and freight passes
beyond her borders to she richer placer and
more numerous populations. Colorado was
doing very we'll as a Territory. We hardly
think she would benefit her people or promote
her general interests by assuming prematurely
the expenses and responsibilities Of State
government
The New York herald., 1866-05-08
Foreign TheasrseaI..
'HaHIE- DIcsES- RsADiSos ~ LoSDos

CuaHIf- DIskkS- REkDiNSH ~ foNbos.
fFrsrn the London T~iasrsph, April 10
The spacious % -. James Hall rafD a. u Has
at ever NJ dsbssly tbronged by etfeley fsshiOn.
splc and esfncaty siientyc asr~mhsse must have
letsy satisfied any inquirer 90 To extent -
we'll a. a Wfiter La, ugbt Mr. DcksBs rad Tor tbe
nfsi ume u London thai charming story q Doctor
Msngold ich formed the ntFu-i1cu0n 90 The at
husfmaz number Of AN The Year kognd The
bfeaihes attention With which every iucfeni ia ths
narrative eas toG0~ed the Ftfous iesns 0f reality
Vii h xas produced the vivid lmlgs@l0n u sact pr
sOnage described tbe printed psse 0n4ns forth MO
I,stve eK.stcnce fofcIhy Htssst the fDary ogs dfa-
matte lower n he rsciDf IN "a bstif scene sih
rIiuls -Ophy, the stfussg between the yisb
10 conceal srd the Inability io rprra ths emo.
tons the cLf, daAth smhtsn sith fetef.
sKpfrs Ia the fatlrra arms he - ntt~rng
TIE iaushcre4fins ose~ u hls craft, ssut thoroughly
home The hearts q ths snifafs aud might 10 cisi
o. marked prof a. Tho real hisinonic ssnut pa.sssad
by ths gifted novelist The rsnt Sitn great dsa ~
Nsily present ~ al within hesrn. q thai yone vh.ch
~ rsrlpetsly realized Hotiou Of be prom lscl
afiiis. and the par sns dunb gin bought ~ ths
sHrn-hsAred "bsrtF Nafis0i fr fqtfu PAR ~
hrsces. md sdBcs,~i ny hm ~ith ~ mpch uo.stuul
aud tender srsrtl1u hs afoptsd is1shisf. ="
came f-i shifpi reality rhsh a. suitof -ou'd hars
dared 10 dsgryss uhile gudrT ue in1ustss H slfh
tssent nissisn H. he double csfacty - syshof sti
inisftfster yf Dickens etsfC ssd Triumphant tFaf
%, 81 she isstnxs a. his ABGsb.s .'Nr ~ -aryFFf
rArty frou 0Pek-cs ~aa given ss ths ssoohi -
Ton ~ the reAdH.s sbd fffulsd s1ttanuA sidi4qr
W he enjoyment u he Ga fssslst ssss "
- cssrs = Il r~t~st "Df Hsrs,d, and AID W. iAfnSos
uisi frDm the y~s.s u "i1ckrics
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pear to have collapsed, or gone up in balloon,
or eaten one another up, like the Kilkenny
cats. 1t is about time they we're broken up;
but there y no necessity for the government
Interfering for that purpose. They can do it
moro efectually themselves. If any Of them
. Paddy Whacks figures in some museum Of
e. suriositissa
The New York herald., 1866-05-08

rHr BANKS RElEAsrD vnOs siLirtr cOsThoL-
rHs CRY ELEcTIos os-rRiusys or rHE Dsno.
ChATs, ErC. -
Esu OngA.s NAY :, is>
General sheridan has issusd an Srdsf feisssns he
banks q Se- Orleans from al military oou'fol
10 ibe election ioday tho patonai dsmocrsiie uose'
vas sietoronN Gsnsfal " Hays sAs siectsd shsfiT.
His disqualification having teen rsmotsf ~ ibe ffesi-
dsrts pardon. he riil enter gDrn hls ONO ~ snee
ospsrs B>Nures sd has gone North % bgsnss cf tbe
jackson HA4iso~d, ~ shcb be frssidstt H~ inienfs
money snough 20 psy o~ i,s prsssns aoiiiss
and relieve u from hrtSh bptihoi1~fA The rs1 70 ~
good .orstng condaion and " csimaied viii rns<r
miilion and . half clear nesi ysr
The foods rsc-fss AMI NE psnsrs az bsg nnihs
10 Pot In cotton.
cosbn ie de.r-r. sales !. 20 h-'es, "a ~ ~
" DAYS fec~fts I As bsss ysnsriaJ's freiJss, -
esie< Com dfoDp.ns ~ls. a. ~ ~ 81 cn5 ~ \.
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u. u. T.-For~tga Optuton.-EHtrsess
ssnontai. giving evidence OF thu sBcAsy -
'BROwS's BRONCHIAL THoCHEn."
II have derived b.nsnt from tho rroche. haA
from snythinR I trird.n BaooHsovss BowiAa
Prime the brtsh Operate AssDcaiion London
II knew such wonderful cure for hosrscnrss"
W RANDALL, Ottord Music Hsii.
n have your rroches and testify their cros.
oy.' cnAnLss slosAs,
Tbs Enghsh imptosissss~.
The rr,-ohe. give great s,l sfae,l9n."
r. W. x fnp. Editor ouzbborBugh MOnitor
VERY beneficial In clearing the throat when P-sd
sing. though suffering from oatd =" Ais,Lsv Cooks
OF the Royal Italian Opera. Lonfos.
Mise Louisa Pynr OF tho Royal Italian Opor~, spssks u
the Troc~s u the hshe., and tham constantly
" cirnT aud strengthen the yooe.
for Coughs Cold, and Troobss
vsriAbly snisarOus.
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Fatal Explosion as EmssId. Conn.

The press mill Of the Hssssrd Powder Company,
Al Enaed esploded r halfps.s two coct this sf'sf-
nocn, Instantly killing -four workmen who rtfe N hs
building. named Edmund Bnrke, y Kesbsr W tgner
and Patrick kaiiey. al eroept kaey having large fsms
lee The bvfie- q the unfortunate men were htsrsty
TIN N s'ou- Pieces ~ ns>h and ZONES wcrs ssiieref
sround for several rods The sspid-ion - ~. - ne
vcolS "a usnns. snf uosffl t~e ssre b<>sd ofsf
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fsronixcd by the principal families in Europe and Ame
rica This etcelent article "a admitted TO be The .andsr
preparation for al purposes connected with ihr bar "
prevents falling 0n .radcsiss scurf dsndruG, Ac snd
keeps IN th. beautiful condition Its hsbNnsi us"
renders the OF OIL, pemain other psep~r-u"s
quite Aupernuoua. sold by
GANEf, II Queen street Jersey, Europe
SHAVER, 2zy rccadily. London
JOINS a co Is Boulevard dss tapurue., Paris
BIRCH, No. I MoeswOrth street Dubbn.
ANrOSlN, Fo.t strAAse, No. 7. Hamburg.
UENEHY High street bacfnsaT
GKEEN. a High street.
GRATHAM Lincolnshirc.
CONGALA, MADRID spain
CDRtJD, Havana
LYMAN BROrlfERs. Cansfs
MOTION A co. Nova scotia
GRAHAM. Newfoundland.
NJ RGOSSE A co San franriaeo.
WATSON, Frinr- Edwsrd's issni
HEMPSTEAD. Bslife, iioniura4
rot Panama
klOBEY. Brazil
MOSS co. Australia.
HARGOIs, Nerg Cruz, Mcr,oo
p KENNEDY. Jaiapa
WEIR. PRUSSIA
LOCASrt. Russia.
BAhkAIt CHINA
MANLONt, Jspan.
Aud b, all drugg,i. throughout the ~ord
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Tho senate 10 session all day yesterday. The
+. ioon were scaled Additional members arrived There
Is Of singular calm hanging over the osnces aud
lhe faces Of the Fcuiana Every Of the Initiated
ri e. prctends to carry large quantity Of startling
developnens which they decline to reveal sust yet
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Ftre In CatSo.

cApo. III, May !. 1901
The wholesale grocery of Miller. straiton Co, 90
the OHIO levee and twelve other buildings. occupied
clothing stores and saloons burned this morning
The estimated 800 ooo Insured for about So 900,
mostly In Eastern companies
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Fire ut Pttt.b arg.

PrrrsSrro, May J, ZOO
Tho Keystone OIL works of weissnbcrzan Co 1efe
destroyed by Gre this afternoon Your hundred barrels
of r<afed oi consumed. The entire loss s csii'
mated at thy thousand dollars Insurance eight thou
sand dollars. entirely IN Eastern oompanes. Tue origin
al, ,he ar. acc dental
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A.-yoosv s.a Boosy.

u. srs., ~ 80 ssss sf.oriln. ~ s,s.si sss "a
,,o, Il, - sfiv xsrss ~Nffsr
FF-ust fsstsaus ~ nsts - M tt~ nssflsi 49, ~sf
sal@t AZ rHds ssls " osasf wsffsnisf :. - 80 --sy
M ssiy s~I sfIsiss ~sEisf ~ shOpks sI5 hf~a
sp oTtIsits fstss'i ssttsn Hfssi
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roLaK ust ct1 cHtwisg rpBArco ssngr {. Z
- - sny othsr ~ sst~ stefysesf- - - l
6a~ - ~ x.lanx ~ gEsffNE rOfAn. ihsyt W. 81
"a spLsh rs 80 % ths sane " % i.fsfey .rstf
sssafsrsay.< st hs Ne foss snf f1tss Acfat - "a
- Falton street
The New York herald., 1866-05-08

A.-Ly0n's insect Po>sder-Fss Euter-
mnatug Rosches Ants and yermin aud prcscrvng Fors
and Clothing from moths The original and grna,ne 10
slgnsd u. Lyon. Al other. limitations f.Ss Uthss
Powder but Lyons Sold BY all drugll-ts and be
BARNES a co, 81 Park row
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All Prizes Cashcd in Legal Lostortes. -
CLuTE. Broker, i7s Bro.d~ay
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result Of the refusal has been 10 institute
comparison between the patriotism of the Pre-
sident and the radicals by no means tiatteruy
to the Senators concerned
The New York herald., 1866-05-08

THE FINEST STOCK or EScEIsH SCOTCH AND PAms
COATlNGs TROUsEHIN0, CLOTHS AND DOKsKiha
10 orer In this city Gentlencn call and Inspect them
BROkAW BROS, IL Lafayette place and 81 Fourth
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A Western steamer sank.

DAvKSrDar. low, May J, 1s66.
rbs ssesmsr Rnisrpusc srurk tbs chlo-so aud Rel
Island Rsiirsd bridge to-day and sunk Tue deck cargo
~ti bs nsed No lives " IA bc lost
The New York herald., 1866-05-08

NJ thr LnfHeSV StOre 10 NmeSH~ VIII Us
found the conpleest and most varied assortment of fancy
ladies' ms.rs and Infants dAIsycd
Europe The diversity Of styles snos, liuc.s 81
GENIN'5, 5l3 broadway
The New York herald., 1866-05-08

Breach In the Erie canal.

Ff7fHV TEFl WY . I"''
brssch occurred In the Ere csnsi. nsAr Adams
ban, thirteen miles west u this ciy At a. carry hoar
tbs morning The water s mostly gone from ihs ieTsi
snd the breach ls probably bad one
srcosD DESPATCH.
Rocnysys, May . is1
The break In the Eue Canal s salmon creek ussr
Adams basin Ia not Serious aud rspsir all -
-onpletea today probably portion ~ the sfDisns.
eUt the pssis weir pent out bot ihs waste sses
we're quickly opened, sHd more ssTious break yfs
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All L,sss sssst.. 81 rss '.s.s r.isns"
sslr,4 %. i@s-s oa@SA "a - rst 80 sgf~~~
k.xs uy~s~
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Cholera 4,

Bssch-ior's Hair Dye.-Ths Hest I'm sbs
world ths only Iere1 Dye. barnIsss reliable nstsnts
neous. FACTORY A Barcisy street
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The Most Exquisite or Whes Cen
b. yfys.r,d - isiy so frii ny -ps ktusf
ssr.f tn4s y~rfnns fsg snOsf o. us hhssi us
a. rFfusfrnf "a efsistfr " its ahf
isBb,usbis .,rid fhi. .3s y 80 Anfate
The New York herald., 1866-05-08
Thirty-cighth Anntverssry OF tho Ameri-
cha seamen's Friend Society.


Tho Thirty eighth anniversary of this society took
place evening Irving Hall, and very largely
attended The services opened by organ voun-
tary from Dr. r r. Allen and prayer The hymn, "BIow
ye the Trumpet" led by Mr. Lucius Hart next followed,
and was sung by the audience IN q stirring manner.
From the abstract of the 1hrtysghth annual report Of
the society we CLEAN the following particulars:--
The Board, during the year, have appointed or made
appropriations sustain cbapans In Norfolk and Bch
mond, Va; Wilmington, N c. Charleston, s. g. Sa.
vannsh, Mobile, New Orleans and Galveston. A chap
lain has been appointed 10 Antwerp; two additional
sailor mssionar ~ IN sweden and In Norway Ono
was also appointed 10 the Cbincha Islands, Peru,
although he has yet sailed there The chapains and
missionaries In ST. Johns Antwerp. Havre, Msrseilie-,
Yokohama Honolulu and Hilo report progress and sue
cess, notwithstanding the small number OF Ameri-
can sailors yet returned to those ports Those
In San Francisco, vaipsraeo, sweden, Denmark
and Norway, we'll as New York and Brooklyn. report
number OF converts In the Missions large num-
Der OF libraries have been shipped The number Is
somewhat less this year than either OF the two preced
ing years. owing the many naval vessels going out OF
service The statistics for the last years show the
following number OF libraries shipped:
The New York herald., 1866-05-08
Opening Exercises of she German .Ameri-
can school society or the Nineteenth
ward.

The opening exercises of the German American school
Society at the school buildings Nos 2A and 80
Eas, rrfty--cccBd street. Nineteenth ward commenced
yesterday afternoon ats o'clock Speeches made by
the President Albert s,enway, Esq Frederick Kspp,
- Director PhilipJ Kluud
Mr. srrsrAr said that all the hopes ~hich had been
anticipated In 1859. when the society was organized
were now culmnatcd and through the Kind erorts Of
the German and Americsu citizens they enabled
10 build the school The Legislature. Nr s,ein~sy said
voted ooo towards tho construct ION q the inssl
tuition.
The nest speaker ur KLrSp, expressed his silllns-
ness and dssile carry the school, sni h'Hr tha'
th parents would cooperate yah the teacher Tn-iss
them all they could. a. good learnins wN ns Oes'
legacy that parents could bsqueaih 70 ther ehidren
hr Farpsrc K,rr vss then ln,rofuc~f We remarsei
thai the ermsnS having brDusht 10 Amerss tbeii
feeuss aud hais thsn duty vas 70 gye tbsI chfr'n
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A-Ds. sssus sss Marble bath.
rrRkIsu asD a. 9sfss rArHs
"a gssl fsafta street. 80 agssfesT
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IA. .ysa y-A. ,ssi. isss - . -. -. ~ ~
s.,if w al he drs..lsss
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Cholera.
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nv THE usE % DTssvyorAsm
PREPARED nv rng
NEW YORK DIsrsVgcrAsr oosrasv
F.G.i: ;.S e. sS :.t. g :a 3: HIf' s.:
ct.mher. water closets p,se. 'ns' sr,n.. n.,s.n.3
IN a.. % .sS s%':s',S .. ,S .sa Sss %
pr.v. ~. dsmed sa'sabIs 70 recommend the general ass
EyKRY Hotsg SHOULD HAVE DR coUarAsErs
& &SyF& Efas E;2s ,hSal u f;SsSah sira
sTikSsiIrs ksshns osspr ssb s,rs N ssr cAnxyir
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scAyEs0Eas una.s its dirsc,ion of the BOARD %
"fsrn - + nsfp ' ~ rue soAap ov gpucAuos ALE
II o rsKp ~ RIG BOARD ov cmAarrra uo
'S''Hs a''i BY Ho' o, oSs - go, ,sssss g.n'
o,n.r.i saa so as.a. 20, n. u..a ssa c.n.a:.
ror sale a al druggists sna sessr. as.srs Ia hs Vsss
Chsi.r.. D,arrh@s.-u.s ksiIisss5sie-
f.lbi- Llaimsat wn u. scnkfryyLfs 90. q v.
tel,e. -L.,.l pr,e..t's haze e,.s ssmmss..s , !.
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sssiisa
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18th phJssl.as poaossihs asolsf S.alJ fssssa 10 b~s
,-s,,sa u siel.n. cAswELL. sACg co, asdsf fifsA
Csis.aoro'. Har Dys-rhs Bs.s ever
s.,sf iisss-
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a. iss.ss' u s feet cured ~ Dr. hAchAh'h 10 bfo.A
D.aan.. Yis. aud B.ssi.s Proof s.s.s
sfss assgffrrnf 81 ~ hursr street, eOtnsf % 'su@Ss
Fior.ne. Lo.I sti,.h sswInH Ne
,,;S, ans n.,, q " ..s1 sp"'s0t
"Go,ng WIN . Rush. Lihs H"os's
rssIs..s sna hi. .gras .s's fsnisr '..s
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h.,: h.a:'.is : srss - s-.i.', Z ~. = 80
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.se.s 4, sst,,.a e., n...',. 80 "syar bssisfs,
, d safss.t' ~ 1tatn sqisfs
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Z, 80. .ss 1...s.. ss sssy &
siu. ~ sssi .s,.. ~ sss. a. .ssi.. = .a. .ss
" al 1fasrsss o. s~r efes b~ft > Deg NFss' y J.
Royal us~sns Lottery .-Prisss Psh
sA frfsrsssn furrisAs1 - aiss-st sst~s psatt%
'@''' Tsfi5R. 30. S.sss,' . w.i .,'-.. sr
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! .sssl.I - hti,s' ,s.s .sl.fis y has -
s.S- .s'sr.s si.iy :, y, Hsa.r. cs>'ai'S AsSa-'
s~.., Opspe.ss. sweet or.p.ss~s.
~-.si Os.rSa@l. 49, 80 - ff,' IRE. - - la,
ne as-i sisss- 49, s-ssg ~ -f-..s. y. ''~s~ - ~
~ seEsi $50 z H.s.a ..A
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A. fssulig so "a wsrtias 49, 'rsAf 49, s%~p>h :
I x,,,. ,h. Mater. sos csssi s,r-ss.
I -. ~ Rsnrff.ta mysss -iaass sgiss ~ osst .
"a. ws.ls ssn atp-sts. 90 the Nsip-
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aSs.FsS2gx -. sy'ss X; - 49, ~ '''''
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tn. -f.s., r-raf-s,.,,ns ,.~ps.ys
49,. f.salt a Nsettaa 49, fesaf 80 sNtp@h :
M..---a ~ M-.a-e.I
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v.,,. an. MATER. sos ssssi s,r-ss.
fsss fsff Tsfrf i'ss
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Cholera,
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THEIR cAUsgs CHEMICALLY DBsTnovHD
NV rHR USE ~ DIsisvyorAsS
PREPARED nv TnK
sFW ynpE DIsiSyRCTAsf cpNPAsv
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pFtfafIf N sff smttinr " " ialrglffN
- ,....sst~ 70 9Fist ~ - Hfsttsss htiss'.ss.
IA prmfssf satarn swnafasN Fsstt~at~ -
.. 500 ElsJ sflfs siftst sss s.gsf Ngsa ssas 80
st.sp
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Uiurs Usir Dy., so ts"tss--stis.s er
brlan fns,.ntas.rs Het tassPsst D,ppi % Jnsa
.ff.~f sslf 10 aU Hf4sHisfs
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FIorsnes LoeL s'itsh sswing Ne
shIass-Hssf Be- - sefif gLDhfstt sIstFe -
MISE GONPAsT - Bfpsd-ay
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tora.. H.sioa.. Enlarged Joist. ssa
az iisr.ss, u hs cured ~ Dr. kAcnAKI 10 Bfo.i
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rsisssdoro's HAIR Dpe-Ths Bess ever
Manufactured wbassss sna f-tsi sisS spki~a - sess
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..S',. Sn"Is.: .,s:.a, W. IL .crKiryxfis fissss:e.

ChoIsrs.-Casw.iI.M Mach a. Co.'S Hone
Remedies ne fsssi 0 rtvnsss aynify snf sessssA
18th csrrins lE1isfa NsaJ afs~f in bss.
Fslusbis irrsiiss vs urstnsut fsas~s sat
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D.aaae. Yiss and Dusgiss Proof ssssss
srss as.araeni a. nuusr street. c0tnsf % cssAss
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-29

back stOop. She anchored In q big chair
land waited TO SEQ the moon change Its
clothes. She looked and looked and mt last
fell asleep for moment, when, as she said,
the ddTel thing up and ruled, and she didRt
see III
She was not an observing female, but she
never lost any children. Yet for all that,
the moon worried her-her candle went
out. Kalista WAS left TO be her own mother
lor do without. Kalista took grief very
healthy. She wore mourning and looked
well, as she wept because the jewelcr did
not get her mourning pin done IN time,
She iroued q new cotton handkerchief on
the coffin lid, so rs to have some use of the
furniture ere itwas knocked down, and was
ready to wcdlock then. kalista was lone
SOME when her authors were gone, and we
should have welded then but for the looks
OF the thing.
Then there came from the war a journey
man conEerter, and he offered kalista all
he had ut once, and Kalista being lone
some girl, said she would and she did
And her aud the good man went to the
Icarpenter's and ordered n graveyard fence
for the loved relatives, aud the worker oi
Ilyood threw in a cradle, and the pair we'd
| ded at once, aud now kalista Is telling
some other delegate that supper Is ready J.
And thus another of our hopes Is spilled
over lifc's precipice, and we are left &c
mourn for the candy we gave unto kalista
who left as all alone for to die e!-BrfcA
| POp,eroy.
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