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Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-11-29

9rg 6ooas, Clot5ing, &t,
1866. 1866. 1866.
OPE n I N G.
PEOPLES STORE,
OPPOSITE THE BANK,)
a KO w a LIS XII,
AGENT,
Great sRtErOcJ tom!
FALL & WINTER NOVELTIES !
THE UNDERSIGNED respectfully calls the
~ n ,la q }bar
that he has opened
THE PEOPLES STORE
with new and well selected stock, in every
department.
THE DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT
CONSISTS OF
POPLINS, Silk and Wool.
MERINOS, all desirable colors.
MUSLIN DE LAME, all shades.
BLACK ALPACCAS,
BLACK MERINOS,
BOMBAZINES,
CALICOEs,
French and American.
sHAWLS,
Double and single.
BREAKFAST sHAWLS,
CLOAKS,
For ladies and misses.
ALSO,
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF
FANCY DRESS TRIMMINGS,
ALL OF WHICH WILL BE SOLD AT
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
THE PEOPLES STORE.
sEKEEPING GOODS,
Such At
sHEETING,
Brown & bleached, 1914 and 12-4 wide
LINEN TABLE DAMASK,
By the yard.
LINEN TABLE DAMASK,
In patterns Of all sizes.
NAPKINS, TOWELS, CURTAINS,
BLANKETS, for beds and cribs, at greatly
reduced prices at
THE. PEOPLES STORE.
GENTS CLOTHING,
FURNISHING GOODS
And miscellaneous articles,
Too numerous to mention-all Of which
will be sold at greatly reduced prices, at
THE PEOPLES STORE,
Opposite the Bank0
move A. KOWALSK1, Agent.
REMOVAL
J. HE UNDERSIGNED begs leave to inform his
former customers and the public in general, that
he has removed his
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING,
Root, Shoe and Hat Store,
from the corner Of St. Ferdinand and Africa Sts
to the new building
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-04-06
FREMONT SANDUSKY COUNTY OHIO APRIL g. 1866

gro suffrage over estimate the importance
Of the influence which it will have for the
welfare of the colored people themselves,
and the influence it will have on
the national Government. / doubt very
much whether it would prove beneficial to
either. But my time will not permit me
to discuss this question further. l wish to
say, however, Nh, Speaker, that am not
welded to any particular theory, but will
support any practical measures which will
accomplish the object ! have indicated.
l am very anxious that measures shall be
devised which will satisfy the people both
North and South, so that they may again
meet together in cordial friendship, and
on terms of perfect equality and with mu-
tual respect.
1t is perfectly idle to think that mere
fraction of the people in any of those
States can control the State Government
for any great length of time, nor do 1
think they ought to if they could. 1t is
contrary to the fundamental principles of
republican government. It may answer
for time as a mere temporary necessity,
but it cannot endure long. advocate the
recognition of the present government of
Tennessee, because think it due to the
loyal people whe formed and control Il.
and because 1 think it will prove benef-
cial to all the people of Tennessee, and is
demanded by the loyal sentiment of the
country, and for other reasons which 1
have stated. But sir, l hope before this
Congress adjourns, measures will be adopt-
ed by Congress, and by the people, which
will justify general amnesty to all the
people of the South, excepting always such
men as are responsible for the starving
and numbering of our soldiers when pri.
oners of war, and such other men as were
guilty of other cruelties to our soldiers.
in violation of the rules of civilized war
fare. Such fends in human form are un-
fit to breathe the air of this world.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-04-06
REST.

Toll out ye bells sound midnight through the air
Tick ont mems lives, now groaning under care;
Wear out great Time with clashes every where
wait, yea long for rest.
Stride on, stop not, ye finger marks of woe
Haste ye, ye shades Oh let the sunlight 60;
Wing past, ys hours, life is too sad and SLOW
wait, yes long, for rest.
Bud forth, re flowers, let Spring and Summer die
Bend down, ye shesves, let Autumn too go by;
Gold blow. ye winds, another Winters nigh
l wait, yea long, for rest.
Rest cometh not, rest is notfor the young;
Rest lfveth not, 1t lies the graves among;
Rest comes to age, 80 yondsr death-bells sung
~ Iwait, yea long fer rest.
Rest eometh not with worldly joy and mirth
Rest cometh not until the souls new-birth
Rest cometh not until we die to earth
Then cometh rest indeed.
Death clasps our lives, stealeth them carefully;
Rest guards our souls now lying peacefully,
Closeth our lives, which murmur thankfully
"Nop have we rest indeed"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-04-06

President johnson has assured Mr..
Joseph Mayo, of Richmond--ssy the
journals of that city, on the authority of
Mr.. Mayo himself--that, if he is elected
Mayor of that city in April he viii be al
lowed to assume the position.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-04-06

Rev Henry Ward Beecher was once
pastor of congregation in Indianapolis
which was too poor to paint the church
edifce, and the young minister did the
lob with his own hands.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-04-06

The Washington Republican denies the
report that the President has interfered to
prohibit the celebration in Richmond of
the negroes.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-04-06

D.L. Yulee has been released from Fl.
Pulaski on his parole to report by letter
monthly to the Adjutant General of the
United States and is now in Florida.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-04-06

N4AAIOO ? .elOO eAslI uIIIISIJ 4UuBs
Sold BY myself this merning st half-past nine
O'Clock having my shop marx upon them
Business-like statement suddenly cut
short by Alice, who dropped both vases
from her hands, said vases making a crash
and two basketfuls of fragments; Alice
herself bursting into prolonged "Oh-h
b" accompanied by an alarming shower
of tears. .+-sr-. ..r5.
Finale. Obliged to take Alice on my
knee, kiss and pet her, ian exceedingly
unbusiness7ike proceeding until the
shower cleared up, and the golden hair
flashed sunlight on the parlor wall.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-04-06
HI, EVERETT,

A TToRNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, and So
a lcitor in ChRneery; will attend to professional bu-
Hiness in Sandusky and adjoining counties OFFICE,
Second story BucklAnd's NEW Block.
-.-.- - FREMONT, OHIO.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-04-06
. 6 Dental Notice.

De-. SALzNAS will be in his office, at Clyde,
the last two weeks of each month"; to perform opera
tions required in his profession Satisfaction guaran-
teed in all cases. G.. j. SALZAAN.
Clyde, Oct. q, 1865. 4stf s.s.-s.....-- p
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-04-06
@. w, PAGE,

~ @. w. PAGE,
ATTORNEY At Law AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
Insurance. Real Estate and General Collecting Agent for
all kinds Of War and Patent Claims.
CLYDE, = = sandnsky county, Ohio.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-04-06
Fremont, January 19, 1865

To any who have doubts concerning where to 20 for
Business Education, sayf you study week with
u.s. and have deceived you by false representations
ask for your tuition fee, and it will be refunded.
For full particulars send for Catalogue and Circular
Dec. /, 1856 4sy1.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-04-06

DIR. J. w. GROAT,
PFIxSTCIAN 81 SURGEON
fe -,r FREMONT, OHIO.
AOFFICE-over vallettes Flour Store. House-First
door south Of Tschumy's Cabinet Rooms. janI66.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-04-06
SMITH BROTHERS.

pon't forget the Place. at tn. win known stan
Of b. LEsHKR.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-04-06
j. MI. LENNON
.JOHN n. GREENE.

A TToRNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law, will
"a sttsnd to Legal Business in sandusky and adjoin-
ing eounties Particular attention paid to the collection
Of Claims Soldiers Back Pay, Bounty and Pension
elaims promptly attended, to.
OFFfCE-Front corner room, upstairs, Tyler Block,
FREMONT, OHIO.
February 1s, 1855.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-04-06

Homeopathic Physician and S,wgson,
aEA. BELLEVUE, OHIO. = -
oFFIcE-ons door East Of W. B. Fscey's Tin Shop.
September l5 1855. 8mo
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-04-06
@. R. McCULLOCH.

So ~ DnALERna
Drugs, Medicine, Dye-Stnfs, Glass, Paints,
Oils, Books, Stationery, Glass Ware, &C., DC.
No. 8, Buckland Block, e. FREMONT.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-04-06
! Licensed Auotioneer.

THE undersigned hereby notifies the citizens ofSan-
duy licensed as an Auconeer and is now ready to at
tend and cry all sales that msy be entrusted to him.
Good satisfaction guaranteed share of public patron
age solicited Residence Scott township four miles
east of fRollersville, Sandusky county, Ohio.
F-e,nont oet. 90 1855 42n6s y f'' y" On i-'''
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-03-22
way nENs 40 gor Law.

Last Spring bad sixteen heas Of she
Dorkins breed, sad they did nos lay.
lid oil IN my powas TO make sasm lag has
nothing Elected care. gave q greaa
variety sf feed, bsrns bones, sA~lls, ETC.
also tried nsny Ehiags reeommsaaaa Ia
tsoar saiaa6le paper 30 make hens lsy,
bus Rli wss no uss. did aos like 10
part with them, a. ,heJ wass fsssrits
fowls Of saine. aad highly sstssnea Tor
the breed. Lastly, gave up 10 dispair,
thangM there vas no ase oT keeping hsaa
70 ieok Al and reoeiva no prnAt- [ thea
commenced 70 kiIl thea, look the poorest
6rs,, and dressed oae, and ID sas he fat
Test fowi ever ssws and 40 sigaa os aAy
eggs.
| thsa made up nv laind thai they wsrs
too fas 70 isy, and lA~a ea2msuued 70
-tarTs thess little, wbsah caused sbssa
10 lose same Of their aesh, aad in due
time they eolnmeneei 10 lay. Sinse then
they have DINE well. E. C. x. in coua-
try CeaaemGa. b
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-03-22


ina Snsroa -~Tas Psssssr syssAfassy srIass Il
sas sassss wAs wia asieaa - Aas' aassss Ne
dasR laslEs hssdsF, 81 Cor less r*gara, ss w. ssw
TASKS. Bst as lae artists peaks fss iassax. ~
wlll gise 81;
AN editor sss 10 ass pea ssissora Eas hgsina.
h9~ev%r saa al c rFect had ps9ufs, ssyswa wssrsa
m.ha~fFtpts, write puts faT naassax taedirla@s
xhica BE ssExg tss4ed, sEfkui IhezIeFs esnss.stx
eaiis races s1atbaiigns-an all q wha4 h# Is -
esyfea ~ aeepiT inseSested-giTs derer ptIAas
~ Etota asa IN sFE4szss, EsStew mes bvks and sps
%aaF sis aaee =. as prspnsea to ia ~ srFrspass-
. hrls expsctsd ta uaa al the latisas ssssa To
htsa, swaiiss al Ehe eaeR -drypA eass9isa aAa
plals t06e sasitm ny " iAeas Ias gska asae an
iae heSA, and e3mnsni upse III 10 b. aver rrsdy
70 d snT sly vice wa asks IL fFee og esatxp.
- Ffrtak sta eveFy ag NJ maassAaa& aaa seer !.
iHg "a al Nas wants sofd ln the pap r 10 cad
"a az distinguished sa&eFx 1n5 sssm tassn sho
itvt4s - Rad SseE = thuessna ggekanaez. dsasls
afe ef istFTrstTns ness ard stia seIse el eateFs
tsia ne Items fFsEn thra - asEssuaes toe ssylys
aud a@esTtaFe Of all ea4tasnt etEsess write sbla~
uaffes Sf sIl frteals zRd III gY4patcal ska&sss IL
~ aagnsfasies; paT sii she bsps hefe's, saa de-
ltaf Pc
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-03-22
COUNCIL BLUFFS, low


| u H. b nj i4askshls " ksss sbestlt.
| ssl passzs ssnpisia a - sssse S6
lpswsssa y vs asass knsw wAas wss11 =
sss se laneA. a lev msasks - t6oos
SANE papers advssassa ne ss4ne 1nen
| pswsss-sAsaxhs Cen. 0sss& s>lrh4 T.
sspsssss sAasssss psSsrs As rlsxes -
asw sAsy aewl - shs Prssidsas ~ ~
aesaeiag them end vsssiag ~ IT,
Bassaa- Tkey asass Iiks ~ h.ss -
aoee naa pessrp assa 10 sAsms - -
lsas - Il vas applis& 70 Dssosrsfs j.
| waa al righs.
We "a aoa believe ID she sssss mss
powersa saa, thersfoss, ara oppsssd -
sas Black Dsrsss. This safsAs go
moro pswsr ss fsx men shaa I Gtxl5
Lsgislasass sa&eesess A. saefs 4 -
xAsa lsxAefe - -
sases 80 ssnm1 - afsti1slss~ AsssIs
IN lsgislssink IL S.sas sf ~ nkisassl
Taey could arrest pezsoss, lznvsssea aad
psnish shsm ~ pisAssrs. iFs ssaassi
ssassssaad why she radical papsFs skania
afJses 20 the s'eae man poser whsn sbey.
are alvoeatiag = Dswss that woaia BE-
aothiag m0Fs shaa ikis,
Lo1k at abe arblsrary assa af the Feed
nsa' Barsas, aaJ shsa ASK yoars<if, If
q waa ass as eagias os nalimissa power,
placed 10 sbs hands OF few maa 2 This.
Bureau sven compelled the mar1iags Of
negrses. and forced white pessoas from
sheiF hsmss, and impsisonea Ehen wish
ous trial. la she haada vi Aase villains,
this bisek bsFeaa was calculated 10 do
sas grssaess injustice % the people ef abe
States wLsFs 10 was 10 operation of any
shing ever established. Ma oppression
0 aid bs aSaEs ssSers Or wicked thaa the
operntioas Of shis baEsan 10 abe hands Of
fansties, whs violate laws aad curse
constitutions. IL is all sery aiss 10 have
9 sHs man poser so latgs aai 10 sach 10
salities - u operates agaiass llem ,crats;
bas hos wroag ani % rageoas is sush
poser wAea applied 80 Radicals.
u the exercise oil this poser 10 sbso-
lassly nsssssary 90 teach hsFadieals come
iilsis shasisy Tor tha opiaioas Of ssh-rs,
ID will be u soms sssviss TO the s6aaary |
fsr ssceaay they have eeea ealissly Void |
ss all regard fsr sas Eighss or opinisas
ct ssAers- We supeossa shea that time |
wosia soms When they wosld CRY eat
against the exercise Of arbitrary power. |
Thss d~y has come, and sooner thaa ws
sEp"essi 30 sss is. But while they ara
eompiaining they are seeking 70 eouRas
this snnssfsasry and wicssd pOwsr in
sheas owa Assds. They expected through |
this ksessmsa's Barsam - sompel shs /
wasss respis Go esntrAss the negro whesh.
- sass waHtst 30 Os not. n il nos, after
all, because these radicals stjsbs 80 ssoae
nan &c ger" that they eOmplaia Of abe
Presiasas, bua Il IL because shey cannot
sxssciss is ahes.selvsss
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-03-22
enssloyAI1, gIKgCYm mw


u Ia bas lislls while siacs &s wsrs
told, ~ aasa ~hs bad hesa regalasly ss-
daiaed - niaisssss Of the aoepel, aahas
any mss whe opposed saa poiicyg sR sas
Psessasat af the Eaissd ssasss aas Ep-
pesia9 shs GsseEamsnss and thaG snEh
opposition, OF evea speaking dlassspsas-
falsysf he President, was tseasoa. III
taess Hssa spoks sEals then, Aow utterly
dislsyAl ssase sf them sew are, msy be
ssss erom the following spscimans esip.
psd from sAs Boston papsrss
Rev. 4. u Wassoa, passos 81 lhs
Twepts- eighth copgregaiioaal chnseh.
delivered ssrmoa in the IA melodasa. 'Ess-
ssrdsy Fereaoon, sa the sondiiiaa af lhs
eoansry, taking FOR bic sexs The sisaia-
caas Rufds 10 be Eoarad in Eel. Il:lD--
Woe to thees O. Iaa1s y ben ahy Ming 10
a child. ~ The ereaeher sesiesed. lbs.ys-
cent asts ef Presidens Jsbasoa, aad d..
elased him Q greater ,iraisar shaa. Hene.
diet arnaIi on Jaisa Iseasiok Isearsl,s.
be SAID, vas conseisns of his Fura. and
refused ~ take the silver awaFded him
fog hia deed. asd, fali Ut rem aesss aaa -.
o .assnses s'wens and hsag<a hisasslf. v -
Johassu, 90 The other haai, ali4s besrsy.
isg The party wh5 plaeed him 10 bis Do.
sitiSa, nov giosies iu tis sham@.:'s
1ss Rev. Ar. iisewOrsh, among ssAss
eisssF sad wicked ihiags, said ltgsI
"Ths Preident hinesd 20 asssassas.
iion. oh, Mr. Pfssidsss :. yaa will asr-
e De killed. 0oIy tie ga9d and xsrss
die. You siIl liFs fortver | ( gpplaases
He sails himself self m lde raan. WI
can we'd helihse il, fog d Is no cseais ka
aass made hin.n [seasasioH- 81
u is - srus that shon the Gods wish
70 destroy theg frss make mad, s6sa
these crazy Radicals are not lar Oh fsem
asssolations Perhaps ho~sysr, aAey
aavs received new reselatioa leo,
from SHAT source isfitS sB
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-03-22
KvxavvssSe 10 KyxRYnopy

II
We eiip n "a The Prsafsr perf~eS asscfIp.isa
% tie Raaa whp has ms egfnspA u ala swu bat Il
sESfythiax 10 svsxy eoag. Hs nSxer masss a
mara and Hsvef doen any coed to snr eoSauAaaisy
Rers is Shat ERe FtinlsE says!
fe&Se ss Hegzliveaess ct eAasxe4e er which La
sffsn ziAtakrn Tar Instability ox iuagsrtialfy ar
s"aAs sthsr kiAfffea virtue. TIE p.FAeR posses -
iaS IL asteE ss&e> sides gHsss4sa Of szsnssFt.
enSf enlsafihg sac intsFest atsa seitun IN a,s ara
- tSaAilF Eeis pseassd whtehessr pakfy gina IL
ths eoatsst The gukars Vt ss<iesy ID sf bal ut,ia
scsAsaDs fn htn aAaE he is iett afais1 art.a In
hA galst ploadink, alaaiesE journey TARA b Isfe
he &s"lft tue ppposition. strife sna ktsfsfuw.s
easo nstsfea ~ Abe pssiEivs Eaah bas shpn lse 5a
Pafttca afiy, ataa tor all useful pushaves nnIsafy
see5nttiahes ~ izx In llss ana dles 10 ke fss.
kst'sh 80 soDn IS be Is buried. un the ether hand
thsSris y psss tIv~aess II chsFxstrr moi ruFTs.
sasAt ny mast bra for bsrdHsss, selashnrss sxFu-
a1ace' paeF sioaRnsss+ The positive t4aa 10
gsSpose ~ i1es sHsa ~ sH .aest1shs Of Krezt H..
stFest nTnY EARfs hmseif "a sas side ss the
stSsss ssa mi.i Hssss hkaassIf sanai istasaeg felt
whesAsF aats dsGslan % TeE N ~ Rsaiaat Ms
ehsstshed eisw Aassssf 70 81 pusic int~f sst a,
gAss hls h.ai pYw sts. aud easl - hiHi either an
eaFesf saSe7sfs ef an aftige pSF-i isteut st,ussv-
sas. Msn wiu al htm hard @Busrs. aEd saaae vii,
ssstti'y hate hiaI. hut, thsns he il fexcs u fas
wvsta, aisd sii fhfss Is of Ssar@ asi erse 9tion
avseInsasna, ~ aitftbaIshlsse Afna. htls he
hveS ~ y the enty Esefai FsMsat ID aa ipfr aYd
ef bis aezIA syen hta sEssaasss MilI rstusxe "a
ats virfass ai Fl~ with bis EFienAa ia fhess rts
- Rsspssa asAS as EssnosT sEs@ns assasst
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-03-22

THx GagAT fssus.-Tha Washingtom
tstsliigtHrsr says, ''Ths great question,
whether the restoration Of tbs Uaion was
tas obj scs OF fAe var, has nov CONS homs
20 the anaervsaniiag and the conseienee
1t eveEy man, NJ d must, 10 the light of
the sonsessased principles Of the r. pub
lie, 5s mes by an untrammeflsd people.
Tho vets by the Prssid~ng of shs bill for
the sapercedaFe offhe Union. aader sha
gaise VI lsw fsF ths gaardianship III
the fsseaaAsn, forces upon popular con-
stdcsatina tha clear and eaphasic posI.
lions OF The President, ~ laid down in
has veto aaesssge, and every naa ma u
Had himself obliged 10 take aides for o.
against tben. Let every eitlssn ask him
self she question Am for the Rspnh-
tic established By the Constitution, or sha
ons protested by ThadIeas Stevens and
his associates fs'
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-03-22

/ ThIs Wrtcger has zgain taken tbs rfRsT pnx-
MIuM in she Great Pair of Ehe Americas sFxstk al
u hsA Aiso sasrn the rSRsT RREMEua st The stat
1 Fstrs os N ew fora FeFmoRt Ppnns yIS aniA Qhta
&achiESA, indssna. FuiRoIs KeniacAy, f,,ws Wis
saHntu- Goaasef tsnt Rlveg Valley Fair ChanaRIAin
aasy YAlT' and most Of the county and Institute
ksirs thrnaEhnht The country. Over noe e0o have
eeen sold sna In use Ia the tfu, ted statea
and ~s ssvsr he4rS Of eas fAaf waa act lsksa.
fns USEsERtAL Is superior TO al ether wring-
sEss Ia havIns t&fseS FnIs 1t said lnas Eaher 80
| RFstScSed By s1ronE coG-wBEELs tAAt tArS can
aet ship ar srsFk ,ess fyoss fkS "a A. It's atYsas
~Ya ir4als eaanbt be brken, aLa &c ps rot ra4f es
seh fas esaA's kssFy UHissTasi HrtassF Is wAn
We s<isea fe,< testimonials FROM person. xises
~ ssSwn "a ths psbe, who speak freua expeStenxs
| Aaa are ahaYs Suspicion af azI zIsstMsrment.
Ny fsmily you seon. give Hp The esoktnx
| ssSss as this CLOTHES wRTssEn II eanHet Be-
toe hlsaiy recommended. ''-~f satsn R,iblmsaa
After cspstsat uEe Of thr Universal Ci.thes
WftHxer Tor 10 re thsH foas years "a my faHsi y,
ana aathoraaess sy ths powers "a bes 20 sIvs il
the most aaq hard aise. and grsaaarne ii an
N spFssab,s part Of hr gaeaissff VI heasskeep-
lng IL Stv aesry wara Reschef
PRss Is tl- AFSt WriREer Awe saurd thss ara a
stand sar seTTiss TrQaissd af tt. "I1. r, agsIns
L.v 'y's II tel.
wethias the mseAiae mueAy~ orr tawp vre. Ssy
saseif ersFs gfsr IN iAs ssetNg efeara<mas we
tsink IL inpoTt sa' ths FiGger should De aised
~sfh Goes "-ltaFsags I1aa, B4isax u Amstieaa
asFscsituSisE.
80 heartily command II "a seonoHisis ng stHse
annry aad cosientnaent, III RSv. Or. Beliaws
'sIt Saves iseSr, vzpeaites @ssk AMI naskss ths
laaaaxess EeeahatufEd, ae<s ast tear "a haaisas--
ard Is dispeuSabIe In veil IeGulaseA EAszIIw
-l R! R 81. we. tF ID D.
eRfC ss-~Latgr size stus Medizra ss So gsn re-
s~tpt Of the price rens plses where 20 ene ts ss~
iiaE. sc wiis send The waIxGER Tres u ssslaat
81 AsFssa.
= od t&hTssseg ean make m ney rapidly sa'E~
ing them In every iswn. ExxtaSiye sale Euaxs -
ttst dlibersi Sefs giseB 90 rrsvansiels parties
wAs aEst Apply Descriptive CiEenlar sod tsFsas
seat fEas.
VI 9 BROWNING aeaersi Agent.
Bss&t 'ss sn NJ. 9ST. sssaawkg Ne~ Yosk
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ISszIcAcEEs oR Tag ExCLlsH LANGUAGE.
-- Ths construction of che Eagiish Ian.
gaags mass aFpsas asass fsFmidabls 20 :
forsigaer. 0as of them, isoa Jog al a
pictaes Of Damber Of vessels, sail, See.
shas aeck Of ships L lie vas sold thas
q aeck OF ships wss called ases, and
0 aset OF rhseP Vas called d aoek, Aaa
il sas added, for bis guidance ia master.
rag she iatFieacies Of oas iaaguaga. that
"a duck ua girls is eaIiesi htvy, shas d
hsTy of wolses ID szlled paek, and q
pack Of shavss was called T4ng, aud o
gang of angels in called hnst, aud a
host OF porp1ises ~ eallssi shosi, aaa q
sAssal, Ut husgsioss 10 called o berl, and :
hsra of chiiarea Is eailsa srsop, sad q
troop Of rsrsriagsr is called eesey, and
. casey Of hsaasiss 10 called gsiaxy,
aaI a galaxy ea Faikaas 10 eallesa hssae,
and . 1hoTda OF Rubbish h % lied hssp,
aad hsap oa uxsa IL sailsd iFsse, and
= agsve Ut tsiaskgaaras Ia called q mDb,
and o snob OF whales IL called q ssheol.
and school Of snrshirpeTs b called .
saagsrgatson, and aangssgasiea Ut sn.
gsaeUgs ID called corps, aad corps af
Eohbers u oslled baud, ami baal OF
lseasss ID sallei swarus, aad o swaFm Of
peepls 10 called . srswd.n
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TauE-- Those who Eevila the prssiIeaa
80 oppose ais measures, and asuoance bin
as traitor are not Nossby place ga.
der hin. II has been shs psiiey pf asssy
sdatnistrstion 10 appoins nsa7 10 oaEss
wao eadsrss the lesding Fealases of fhs
PfesiIent. Why sbsaf1 radicals be ts-
tanned 10 ea . sy sAs Presideas when he
ssd they cannos agress whea he ia a
s'fsler p'' The honpana ana lss ffasads
Aass 90 claims upon the pressient, DO.
.eordiag 70 that paper's own aecaarstioAs.
ssa article il ahs Nonperssl, Psb. u,
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