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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-06-20
ztCREA.T NEW. ENGLAND
WHITE PINE COMPOUND!

Is now offered TO She afflicted Throughout
the country, alter having been proved by
the tes1 OF eleven years, in the New Eng-
lard states, where Its merits have beeonIe
as well known as the tree from which, in
| part. it derives il yirtnes
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-06-20
ALL KINDS OF CLOTH

either by the yard Or on the shares. Wool
to be manufactured should be tub washed
and picked. Dirty wool will not be re-
ceived. Wool
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-06-20
Veterans Of the Pioneer.

The following persons called at our
n iomce during the past week. and paid
for the ProNEERup to date opposite their
respective names. May they prosper.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-06-20
TT Il T. MI a IL s Z I T. Z = S
FIGURING MILLS
Insure Your Property +!

J. I. COOK is agent, at Nevada. for the
best Insurance Companies In the country.
Don't fail to call on him and have. your
property insured -fi may 30-tf
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-06-20

DIR. A. iii. Myers is Agent for the
Pioneer at Carey.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-06-20

Having purchased the Upper Sandusky
Woollen Mills, and thoroughly repaired tile
same, respectfully solicit the patronage of
Wyandot and surrounding counties. Be-
ing practical workmen in all the differeut
branch hes of the business. they feel confident
of giving perfect satisfaction to all their
patrons. Mr.. W. ECCLEsroN. occupied the
position of Foreman in the Bucyrus Wool
len Mills for four years. Having served a
full apprenticeship in England, and work
ed at the business thirty years, he is thor
oughly posted. They will manufacture
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-06-20
THE WHTE PINE COMP0UNn cilneS:

Sore throat, colds, coughs, Dyphtheria.
bronchitis, splitting of blood, and pullman
airy affections generally. 1t is remarkable
remedy for kidney complaints, diabetes,
difficulty Of voiding urine, bleeding from
the kidneys and bfadder gravel and other
eomnIaints
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-06-20

By prompt attention to business, and fair
dealing with all, he expects the continuance
Of the liberal patronage extended to him by
the public. Jun6tf
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-04-21
6artenfd n,ereiem.


Mae Mrtsn BON 8lnmeulalnen, MEDIC
in Der frsien Quft bliibelL toanert in
biefen Wfonate geldet lpersen. SiefeIs
ben m6gen an Den Ha6atteH eutlaHg ia
Ha9en Ginnen oefdt uno banil bic @r0e
iei6t iiber oieielben geredt tuerorn;
oeun man fie gu fhiper subedt, 10 lit rs
ipnbrfdeinEid; baB iie ME gum 8ors
iAeine foraineii. 98enn Bic Samem Elm
paar Sage aufoe9angsn iino, loute man
ife, no 81 bid ltebeH, nusbiinnen; ldBt
nlau elm Grofliimpden an Den forgfals
ttg nit Dem Weiier aussebobeneu, 10
tam man lie auoers tpobin berieken.
Dasu foILte man einen triiben Sag
iuihlen NIB bic iaasen 8Fans1en out
fudfIeru, bis fie ftarfe g8arseln efbals
ten bnben. @S lit unft6tbig, su laeeit,
bab oas lIntraat ferngebalten iperoell
innB, meIdes f9neler ipdblt, ais Die
8f6ns9en ielbit nuof biefelben balo err
iti6en mirbe. Ser Sdbting> Yroseb
loGert aud ben 8ooeil auf uno nla9t
lid oaourd boppeH nitfih. Das III
unungdngliH irto iuenn es aud ritiib@
fam fein mag, bic groe Der 8eete irts
mer nit Der 9ade unb Dem &eden aufz
geIoGert unO pulberifirt gu erbaIteli, Il
trdgt es bod iuelentli9 our 8eri90nes
runs uno gum beilern 8ahstbunl bel
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-04-21

ans Der brfannten @predntaldline aus
eiuent Qtaibe hsrDoTalifen Tam. mas
man min. Nie innereri MifeeIe9enheis
ten SSranlreidls mo nod retbt unbefries
hiaell1. Scr afebgebeue R0fpef bat
bei 0gt etledeateit Ser @egierEag an
Qefanqen, fieb ine6r ia fiibLen. @r ipirD
ipeneraalE bic bon Der .3e9ier1lRg bors
Qeldjlnaeize 2lrMtee Sfe0tgd AiatiDn obne
Heiteres einaeben, nod auf eas Yrebs
0efeb. 1ano Das 8ereinsgeleb beabs
iiHtiat q; in bei6rdsfeHoer geelfe abb
sndnoern. Dasu baben Die fd6il err
ipabaten Naor6anuaen Der 9Irbciter in
&oubair beitrageif Mah habcn bic
Nrbeiterirs Baris, bic in Der 4eBten
Belt in raandben @eihafts5mei9en ibre
Sbdtiefeit eingeFelt, fOld1e Madt nilS
folbe Siif7quelleu geseigt, Dap ben Sc
iebaeberia ellBa8 bange 9eporoen ut.
gu Der Qbidafiilng ser 6tbnlObaft uel6e
Die 0feIJierAilg potid3lagen, miro Der
9efeb9ebknbe &5Tppr iuehE ieine Cine
iuiIliguna gebtn. 9ie @elhafte gebetl
fAled)t, Das 8ertrauen iuiH fid nidt
nieoer berifeGen. SHan 9lan6t, oab
oas Der @runo lei, luarrnn Der Saiier
bic notwithstanding am L. April ers
6ffuen Alpil, gbgleid Die 8orarbeltefl
no1 large iid)t besnoi9t iin6. Or be-
cine Groftnunesreoe 81 bali
tsr1g bon Der er. li1 eineu berubieenoen
gihbfudl. 6erlpridt. Die 8er0Fsntli'
dung Der Sbuss uno Srnsbanonilie,
bic sSrsnBeii fdoa I'M bergen Sonllrer
nit Den llboeutfden 5teaten a6sei6lofs
len, bat Die SranSoieH iebr iiberrai6t,
tueHil asld Die &egierung oaOon fhon
felt BEN 9bgange oes preaBenfeinoltS
den SetrH Sroupn be 2bu1s unterri1S
tet mari sic Ieben gang Seatfdlano
auf Dieis 8eiie gu elmer WfaHt pereis
algt, bic Der franS6fiiAen 1llnoeitens
gemadfsn 1T, un6 ienes eitle Solf bee
Iradtet fem Hebefaelpiebt in europa aIs
ettuaS 5elbltperfanblides uno nnent<
6ebrlibes,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-04-21
Cleanser getIinae.

=
Sekreiler bon einemf d6nen Sleans
Der fiaS inlner annebmbar nro f6nner
III leber 3eit i'm Srlibiabr absenom-
men iper6en, Nfan i9neioe bieitlbeH
nit einent fdarfen MelIer oid5f ul1tel
eillein 9luae al uno Ifede iie in eins
SIafdle NIT g8afIer; bef@atte re en-
paar Gage lang uno eriienere oas gBafs
fer geIegentli1. g1enn bielelben Wurs
seln getrieben babeu, pflanse man iis
einseln in einen auten Bo6en in fleins
8lnmendIbe. Mfan baltic fie fir eili9s
Gage Idaftig uno feudt uao7 febe Fl
hann Der Cuff nn0 8onne aus. Sic
tua9fen iebr raid un0 berlanoen bal
mas man ni6t Iberiebe, 9r6bere glide
ODER Silfen. gerauilmiekreiler &c.
beiben inter oerleIben Bebanblung uni
bilben I'M CONNER Heine, rie0Ii9t
8uidden, iuenn man bic Spiben oel
bod fpa6lenOen 3ipeige fieiBig abfneipi
ulio bielelben onf 6iele Beile itrall6ars
tia er6aIt. 8ismeilen itedt man BIZ
Geklinge IN Seitenmader, TAFT ge.
ip6bnIi9en @afers, poour6 man Oas
98e6ieln 6es BaiIers erfpart.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-04-21

z
EIanaa 0nher, TAFT cures @temad,
8itfere (yalgo @bisfp J, ben ibr 70 an .
baAtig flir cure Sispeplie ??a trinft,
trintt en- ebrgih @las gRein aaaD 1dnoIat
ebrlih nit Der 3anae basn, ee miro ud
/ gut than. elias
Stun etiuas iiber ben @einbau ole
grperbsqueIIe. SIS 1T ui6t gu Ieu0ner,
0a6 6Hrd llnfereu unaliidieIiaen Rrieu
einerlstts orobe 8erariauna einaetreten,
an0eterleifs aber 6urd) Die odnslid,e llms
DdIsuna Oes grbeifsfnitenies i'm gii0en
qar bisie anf iHre eioei1t Rraff beEs,fdnlt
uutSen, Die, ipenn lie litEI nut ahf Bic
aeip6bnliGen s@raeuaniiTe befaranfen
niilIen, nur Elm fiinmerlihes 6ortfon.
men bd6ea iuir0eIl; es ban0eIt IitE alto
meIentlitb edrain, tieue aelIen anssa.
finSen uno Durh @enntnii1sn Oa nahsu,
helfeH, no f5rperIidhe Strait uid3f inehr
hinreieft: elm folder 3lpei0 Der QlaricuIs
fur if Der gBsimboif 56oleitb lance
nidf ID beaiinltiasf Durdl's &Iitna aIs i'm
herrIie5en Ssd6eis FinS lSlon Qsiele. bic es
bsrifdn0eil, Sen gTefn s,l baliesl. i'm glcr )
Sen reid, leipor0er. iiIlo Gefiler. Der 6ie
DRiIbe Ilid1t Fdleufe I'D bic nStbioe,,
ReuntuilIs "a perfhaffen bat es ie Be- 81
reit. eiritii ggeinbal onsukaeil. gNso
Haber 81 glatur 10 herrIithe QmIdden setut.
Hdls in i,ialerent' pie ,ilst, gBetfiboti oe ;
ldlaffeneu RennelTse. ba spars es pobI
SHnoe, lin nibf raid, in glnaritf ii
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-04-21

! 8eat "a aseLaaS, anter 3auftnoen
bon @amlineeH mn cine, all en-
MnforoeruAge en- enstfpres
henb & 81 ebe an ate ben Der
berfdafIte $auieno na6 aber Eauien0
ftrebiamen SGn0sa Iobuenoen @rtrag
ibrer glEbeit une iiAerte Ser Snonlarie
0es 9anDes m1fnionen an 8aaruitteIn,
bic friber mad benz 9lnsIan0e ainaea.
Gntpi6elte aber Elm folder @alaling
feline 8or3iige nod ipdbrenb 9ebseit
oes @raisbers, iiberlhlttete i'm beren
8erlpertbnna NIT Boblbabenbeit )
iuaro Inn. aber elm TO- Ianges 9ebeni
nidt berg6nrt, sHeibt feinea sfainen
cine illtbertilobare Entertaining in Der
@eldidte Oes auaeritauilden Bein,
aouis g. Sod.
9alcpnoa, Scope Co., So,
(8efI. 8Isbl, } !
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-04-21

D Ole gIatben. Der ameritnuiieben aebe fiub
z Dioeeions- poligamote, b. s., IDeibli4e oeer
r. mdnnltt9e Starbf doeiss. e6er beiee 5lgleid,
IN elmer slatbs. & = 1880
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-04-21
SdlGmbeih!

slOnSe. GeIoene, Sla5ss NIB eeiSensq0 den
6erporsehrabt burdb ben @ebrau9 pon exofs De
ssrelr FFiseTr les Chevsux Eine MiltDenbifta per-
Iicberf, has ftdrr5te ao gerabeite Guar iebeB @es
fhIedfes III 1UoqenAen 21d6elt poer i9WereHJ bideu
uno aonhon nit ben siinftisiten Gtf Isen benust
DorbeH. Sebabet BON S1aare niebts 9rets per Boft,
geiegelt Hu6 nabgesahIt 81. 9eidbretbeliee 9tvtn+
lnIare frei auseieHoet- Ban aefstilre gts
Beraer, gbnfts d. So. Gbtmifer. e
DO. 2Ss GtDer StraBe, Erops 81. g. !
Gp4 eodsw15 =. einsise asenten fir bic .. ct. !
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-04-21
2eiSe1sDe
9alOet sllitl)t llle)r !.

1
seum SbS sara anwensuns non or. Setn
MuseabeH cifrjrt weroen f0fgHts Der nbssTaf9enoe
GrIoia, rDeIder btele nS9dabdre Msbisn fit nature
nsS SaPn apfs Ssr Ser 5aiessit
SMpcteus cber irgfnD cine anesxe 6pEae nel1eH
set6tgnnss beslestst bat Mat g n es ss
entferut ale 4erpenleiben 8ieefrgeb Isgfnb 20 nts
reonne, Hnfdhieseif n StusreH oosr 90 @efd2dtteH,
Sebifaor6. srdt Ses abaiiisnes T. + 70. Gs iteiIi
ben M1retk 1isbex Der tlio erneifert re GeHabhen
0aieisisshs psde iie surp lberuldsisea Genus OeeF
fbfe1te GeDbbuEEiten 3ergtSrt babeH.
SiifgliHge, lat @u4 ni6f mebt pom GWadlalbekH
rnI tatI4 raHteu %rattitaftte 5nteTgeben1 1en1ekn
Iabt ea9 peg esiEiE toaslIssH a.ss so
itdnDsoe 6efhng min h ie1em SaIe GER dbrtesitef
4reis 81 per diaie ODER gier 6lai4en at cine Asrss
cine 5lat6c TT btlrei6eub, cine aar ii alien se'
ebemjo De syoihsls ipesiiifa Yiaea, sdisten
menst s aisS sss eisisnisfasrs S AMER
gltereus nnD @lafeHtehtM. 6etuRg beuiFtt in daent
bis fhHf 1aetil 1DesssA gol ggenlsnsss
ben Dsaken niemals GbetldoeH cher ben Athem pers
giften. aeH 98eAieI bey 8tdt u 1nAbreHe tbFes &es
Ssa sSsgs IA a9 sss 81 ~
epeFber betbeH chen efIpa hHteR AEtikel f1re ol1f
1eFpadt lsHs naeassazl sgE &c oi sssE es ".
perianct. Ban rtcbfe ale 8eiteIlun- en- an
8sraer. Gbntfs q. 60, Gbemiter,.
~ ssaApis IS atUeE ErOs, y g
5sOss gsifsait fdbs BOrts s.ssa Wien frsansIis
sauoeu 4Iten. s@padlens GtarEeu, 6cebsema9fes
II s1efF4ts5 tSN4FtM Heif, GtnceeM tIeia -
G65nlett bic uodb GAM Dor anr5fm lelteH tOar uns
-, 4: szan - u keik srie 80
2Sis5 BON 2QeIi ietf etsuneens Wye pcE AAen feS9'
entlebnt.
Dur6 bsn @sbraa6 sea
a 81 s1ss u & - - 49, ~ A
8tiBa liliiigta
60 So 0i
Ear eabtH esHng lsnb 9ess9 5HeFnng ber saAatEaxss
3as wertbD0aNe nHe Seele9ente YFapaEat iM Ds
bram9e, nm eR oant eisse a9hs psklaEks5e 6afbnil
IN DeElsiben, eie 9 forit nal ~ vt 5Agehe Nneti
Ge eatfefnf jstnen ahen Gegblteik SemneFipycifea
9HbfHkn 2f9Sn AHD aig aeIf MNsbrN @e tlNQ all
unriemH lefeH Der Daffs aoel g nteielbttt Ma@ ~
ra@ NGheflt MnA he @1Rt SCI sae klaE mis Nsabaits
GaBts Sstle Anwsppnitd sapH asn 1gk4 = sis g
laaIelie 4giifnHe nfdt ent6e6t werben n5Ie II %
elm 3H6nseIpE6p zxot III, uvafidnotg unf9aett9l.
10 Der einsife eergrtge Arll ld2eE NON peH Sa
foee bfnifHe ntEN MtD aat a1tier hf&k Hksf 94sks4
ais afNb 1t &ilis oMllkn1iae &6lLe1lkf -
ais $500 9l0f9eH pnr6en TN pergahBerleH Jebl
uexk1affs cine ti1rel4 DaTenfte sq ietfe ssy
far9se1 Fees ffDs ~ GeNts. &ug be W g. pf1
lsrsst sl aSHabpe sie 9 Mpfalaa aillsE y
Dspser, bnfts A. ~ fbsusss
dps eodawfS 585 Mi0sss SAsa6e, xsoa
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nm 8nri,t 0,l @uifIou.

2dures Der meoistnifden afobeuie III Rarts.
9teics aefdbmadpole 9sreparatif piTO Tbeft erea
MeEstell Nranfrei6S un6 GngInnb3 eegen aae afnnt-
beten bef BeroauAnss 9gertsaeAge aIs @astra gle,
lange uHt idpere 9erbauaasi Bldhllnas &ebersslt D
nSen=nebeI &C. nit sroBem Grfolge nugelpanst.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-04-21

s. Wlar Mlareke6, Der berabiute
SperubanabirtfiOr, perSfientIiat tiiien
Brief IN alien Melp @orfer 3eitupeeu,
IN lpeIdDeua Ct Die Beinii6nnoea oee pee
ral6, Inn AZ idaDen, beria un0 beis
ben6e @iasegbeiten Iber bic Mtt lnh
Meile aiebt, In Der GORDON @enneti
BON Sannp @Iiler In Sdbre 1910 einsn
espilIsn Sribnt gu erheben til@te.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-04-21
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45 ftle Midaelien.
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Reln Rcberttrail ittet1r.

tF7EEVtVsF Ss8EFD ~JFsEF
pirt nit sroBeh Grfcse tdtf bes eeber<Ebrauss, benz
er melt Dor atsieben H. Gngeuanbt, uamentti5 in
6dIeu 8ruittrantbetten, crofnIofet tpmpGtif en-
Gt6rnnaen, @elbiadt, 9aastsabiPanRnng une Apes
ttIoigfeit. Or periiingt Den g5rper ofrh trdftige
Reinigrng beS Bltes Niib III ais eu feites Mbfabfs
ntttteI iebr al empfehIen Der &ettiafpfrp ibw1dt
rpeber ben Mngen, nod oie Drme une uirb bet tei=
men 8iubeiu obne hieHtif6eRs G@dbit1teit uermanbt
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|6eriiner SIiftrirte 9emensettung uR6 aaobsns
Sorrnal. 5dbrtf4 % Nummerr, aur. s.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-04-21
@earr SLns sehril,ta

0e0en sInSsebrlas.
Sirop hipophosphite de chaux (anter
observation-disclosures SaItlnrap
9tefes neue 5eilnittel 1pirft aaSgesei6net bet GU
6erculce na1 Gsbwinbfgdt, oereA sefdbriidere
SpnpteIne es iofort befgittgt.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-04-21
8SnG'f.ems

ap4 IS .etnsige aIeenteaa fiIF bic Ser. staatei
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-08-15
DIED.

In Washington City, District of Col
umbia, on Monday May 18th, 1867, of
paralysis, COLUMBIA LIBERTY, after a
severe and protracted illness of seven
years.
The diseased was born in 1776 of
poor but respectable couple-Honesty
and Patriotism. The first seven years
other life were struggle with mastery,
even as were the closing seven. But
she grew beautiful lass, and made her
entry into society in 1887, winning the
admiration offriends and the jealousy of
rivals. At an early age she formed an
attachment for Principle. A happy un-
ion followed, and in the course Of events
numerous offspring rose up to bless her.
The duties Of maternity, however, did
not detract from her beauty, and as she
advanced in years she seemed to increase
in loveliness. Devoting herself exclu-
sively to the care of her numerous fami.
ly, and sure of the ever enduring love of
her only spouse, the future lay before
her bright as the vision of beautitude.
But alas for human frailty. In an evil
hour, elderly matron though she was,
she listened to the honeyed words of an
unprincipled young fellow named Radi-
calism, not yet out Of his teens. She re-
sisted his advances for while, but in
November, 1860, lost all sense of wom-
anly dignity, she abandoned the partner
of her youth and took up with this young
scapegrace. This faux pas created la
mentablc disturbance in her previously
happy family Eleven Of her most lov.
ing children refused to live with this
young stepfather, and sought for thcm-
selves other homes For this piece of
coutunacy the wicked stepfather disn.
herited ten Of them, and dragging the
eleventh back to the old homestead, he
inflicted on her untold barbarities and
outrages. The poor old mother, heart
broken BY the disgrace Of her household,
was struck with paralysis, and has been
bedriden for several years The physi.
clans who attended, were chosen by her
unprincipled husband, and the public
opinion is that they we're employed to
kill instead of cure, as the lady was an
obstacle to his ambitious designs on her
property and that of her children. Last
Monday, after unheard Of suffering and
anguish, she breathed her last Nash
vile Gazette.
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-08-15
lvcID-xTEs or CALIFORNIA LITE.

The editor or the Marysville North
California having met an old friend in
the streets the other day, ''strapcd" and
looking "secdy," obtained from him the
following brief sketch Of his wanderings
and adventures in the past three years,
the concluding incidents of which will
be recognized as remarkable illustrations
Of life in California, as experienced by
hundreds, if not by thousands Of the old
style miners. The paper alluded to goes
on to narratc that
Phil. took passage on the steamship
Brother Jonathan f0r San Pedro, and
from there he went by stage to Los An
gelcs, where he purchased horse, aud
with chart in his pocket to direct him
On his way, started alone to make jour
ney Of several hundred miles through a
half desert country. Passing III Monte,
he eacamped about eight miles beyond,
and lost his horse during the night, and
then walked forty miles, to San Bernar-
dino, where he procured another animal
and continued Oh, aud after crossing II
iorty-mile desert reached the river, Here
his second horse was stolen, and on search
ing ior him next day, found him in pos
session of a Mohave Indian. The Indi-
an was shot dead, the horse recaptured,
and upon the body Of the culprit. Phil.
found six thousand dollars worth Of gold.
With this little pile he concluded to re-
turn to a more agreeable climatc-for
the sun was excessively hot along the
river, and still hotter twenty miles back
where the Indians were dry-washing the
golden sand, He made his way up to
San Francisco, commenced gambling,
and in two OF the Questionable" faro
dealing places won small total Of TWEEN
two thousand dollars (Which we saw in
his possession in gold coin). With this
amount he went to Washoe, invested in
mining stocks, continued his visits to ia
10 banks, was very successful and at one
time, (May'65, was offered eighty-eight
thousand five hundred dollars for his
claims, including twelve feet in the
Gould & Curry. But he remained too
long in Virginia, and went back to San
Francisco five months ago, the owner Of
only fourteen dollars: and during the
last three months has been washing dish
es in a hoteli in that city for six dollars
per week He is now on his way back
to the silver region, where he expects to
get even" once more.
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-08-15
rlE'LL SEE IT WHEN HE Wakes.

We remember at the Wilderness gallant Mis-
sssippiau had fallen, and at night and lust be-
fore burying him there came letter from her
he loved best. One of the group around his body
n minister whose tenderness was womanly-
broke the silent tearlulness with which he saw
the dead letter; be took it up and laid it upon
the breast of him whose heart was stll "Bury
it with him; he will see it when he wakes" 1t
was the subimes sentence Of his funeral service,
IN. o. peayune.
Amid the clouds of battle smoke,
The sun had died away,
And where the storm of battle broke,
4 thousand warriors lay;
A band of friends upon the field,
Stood round youthful form,
Who, when the war-clouds thunder pealed,
Had perished in the storm;
Upon his forehead, on his hair,
The comiug moonlight breaks,
And each dear brother standing there
a tender farewell takes.
But ere they lay him in his homo
Therc came eomrade near
And gave u token that had como
From her the doad held dear,
4 momont's doubt upon him pressed
The one the letter takes,
And lay it low upon his breast,
"Hull see it when he wakes"
Oh! thou who dost in sorrow wait,
Though thy dear message came too late,
"llc'll sec it when he wakes"
Ne'cr more amid the fiery storm
shan his strong arm be seen;
W more his young and manly form
fscad Alissisaippi's green.
Aad cen thy tcndUr words Of love
The words affection speaks
Came all too late; but oh thy love
''Will sec them when he wakes.'
No jurs disturb his gentle rest,
No nuse his slumbcr breaks;
But thy words sleep upon his breast
"Ile'll see them when nc wakes !"
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YOUNG MEN.

Many great men performed their
greatest achievements before forty Al
exander the Great died at thirty-three
Napoleon had achieved all his victories
at thirty five Washington was twenty
seven when he covered the retreat of the
British army under Biaddock, and not
forty-fivein 1776. At thlrty-three, JEFF
ferson wrote the Declaration of Inde-
pendence. At thirty, Hamilton helped
to frame the Constitution ofthe United
States. At twenty.three, Melancthon
wrote the Soci Communes. which passed
through fifty editions in his life time.
At thirty-three, he wrote the Augsburg
Confession. At twenty-nine, Ursinus
wrote the Heidelberg Catechism, living
lie wrote his chief works before forty, and
died at forty.six. At the Disputation of
Leipsic, Luther was thirty-fve; at the
Diet of Worms, thirtyseven. At TWEEN
tyseven, Calvin wrote the Institutes
Moses sent young men to spy out the
land of Canaan, and Joshua sent young
men as spies to Jerico. Saul, David,
and Solomon achieved their greatest
works before they had reached middle
life.
John the Babtist and the Apostles
did their life-work as young men, and
Jesus Christ finished his labors and en-
dured his sufferings as a young man.
Not decrepit, worn.out life, but the
warm blood of manhood's morning, did
he shed upon the cross for the worlds re-
emption.-[Phrenological journal.
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-08-15

Here's to internal improvement, as our
devil sad when be swallowed a dose Of
asl,s.
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-08-15

A widow lady, sitting by cheerful
fire in meditative mood, shortly after
her husbands decease, sighed out: ''Poor
fellow, how he did like good fire 1
hope he is gone whore they keep good
fires"
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-08-15

A Western editor wishes to know
whetherthe law recently enacted against
the carrying of deadly weapons applies
to doctors who carry pills in their :poek,
cts.
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