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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-03-28

by his servant, desired the coffin to
be brought into the house.
"But where shall we put ita" said
Mrs. X. D
"Under the bed,n said Mr.. X.
To this Mrs. X. decidedly object
ed, Soon all the servants came
and began to insinuate symptoms
of giving warning. They could not
think of abiding In the house with
coffin. Mr.. X. then ordered it 10
be taken to his chambers in the
Temple, On one of his fiends ask
ing him what he had done with his
coffin, he admitted that he had put
a whole set of voluminous law re-
ports into it. The said candidate
is likely to hear more of this when
he goes among his newly-formed
acquaintances in the borough.
Here is a story of an election for
the North German Parliament:
In small place in the district
of Coblenz, the mayor sent round
the public crier to proclaim, with
the assistance of his bell, the tol-
lowing extraordinary communica-
ton: 1905 81
"With the bell be it herewith
proclaimed that on the 18th there
is an election for Parliament, and
Mr.. Stumn is going to be elected"
The following day the opposition
party engaged the same town cri
er to bell out as follows: "With
the bell be it herewith proclaimed
that on the 18th there is to be an
election tor Parliament; Mr.. Stumn
however is not going to be elected,
but Mr.. Cetto IS" The ancient
town crier, who is also night watch
man, added to his proclamation his
own sentiments to the effect that
"those who won't select either of
these may do just as they like"
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TO SCHooLMAsTERs---To be sold a
thrashing machine in good work
ing order; has birch, cane and strap
barrels; warranted. to whip aschool
offifty boys in twenty minutes dis
tinguishing theii offences into lite
rary, moral and dimpertlnent,o Only
parted with because the owner has
logged all his school away and his
sons are too big to beat. re;
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aADVERTIsING .TERBIs.
Loved ahdlIost.

LOVED. oh, how widely, deeply,
tenderly;lOst irrevocable, irredeem-
ably, forever! We cannot bring
them back to us, whether their
graves are beneath the daisies in
the church-yard, or deep down in
our heart of hearts, where We have
buried them.
We mourn for them, sometimes
with dry eyes and stony faces; some
times with sobs and means and
tears! Loved and'lostl Happy for
us if we may find them again inthe
fold OF the great Shepherd, ifipthe
land of eternal light, where there
are no broken links, no severed
ties, We may clasp them TO- us
again. .l
There are some lost not thus
we never. shall find them again;
they roam;the green earth, but are
severed from us as far as pole to
pole; a great gulf that cannot be
passed lies.between; they are in
deed lost, lost to us forever.
Thank God, we from whom such
experiences are mercifully hidden:
you to whom the sky seems bright
the songs of birds, music, and life
one sweet summer dream. Thank
God, and pray him that from you
may be hidden the dark lining of
loves bright clouds. 9Hl
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A WORD TO YoUNG MEN.-My
friend, did you ever know, can you
call to mind a single case of a
person, who having his own way
to make in the world, spends his
time in the streets, in billiard sa-
looms, around hotels, or in any form
of dissipation, succeed in any great
degree in any enterprises Look
over your list of friends and ac-
quaintances and note their course.
Do you not find upon examination
that those who to-day are men of
influence and honor were the
youths who made the most of val
liable time, turning it to good &C.
count; and, on the other hand,
don't you find that those who stood
at the corners with a cigar or pipe
in their mouth, went from bad to
worse, from worse to ruing Sadly
must the answer be made oh, that
it was not so--they have failed
Will you not profit by the expert
ience of others Go not that way.
Never be idle. @ Every moment OF
your time is a golden one use it
as such. Improve the mind. Q Fix
your eyes upon some noble object,
Be men. The call is for men,
Will you not be one of that num-
Der who can say, 81 am aman."'
II Monmouth Review. b.uv
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MANY a person has seen a pet
canary or other bird in a state of
perturbation, plucking at himse If
continually, his feathers standing
all wrong. In vain is his food
changed, and in vain is a saucer of
clean water always kept in his
cage. The cause of his wretclied-
ness has not been found out. = If
the owner Of petin such difficult
les will fake down the cage and
look up to the roof thereof, there
will most likely be seen a mass of
stuff like red rust. That red rust
is nothing more or less than myri-
ads Of parasites infesting the bird,
and for which water is no remedy.
By procuring a lighted candle and
holdingIit every particle of
the top Of the, cage till all chance
of anything being left alive is
gone, the remedy is complete.
The pet will soon Brighten up
after his "house warming."laEi
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gpEtitaL
From the N. o. Sunday Times.
THE WIFE TO HER HUSBAND.


Stay, stay, my husband, do not leave
Our cottage-hOme tonight;
A storm Is near: there's not a star
TO guide the steps Alright.
And lark the wailng Of the wind p,
Seems like spirits moan;
tremble, dearest do not 90, ..-
And leave me here alone.
Ipray thee, Arthur, hasten not
Where maudlin ribalds meet,
Whose noisy mirth and curses loud,
Awake the slumbering street.
Claspnot the strange circean-cup,
Refuse the wine to sip,
Else soon the adder's poison-iang
Wilt fasten OH the lip.
oh stay. and wilIsinS the songs,
Trilled in our happier years,
When first the power of love was owned
And l knew naught OF tears
When sheeny castles rose In air,
With laughter and with Jest,
And thou did'st seek like errant knight,
Thy loyalty totest.
And we will speak Of him who placed
This trusting hand IN thine,
And smiled,and blest us, when thou said'st
Nov. Mary, thou art mine;' '-
OF her whose bright yet tender glance,
Bespoke maternal pride,
For was not to tread life's path,
n In safety by thy side? ...r
Think of thy father he whose form
Lies meath the church-yard sod;
Thou vert his treasure and his pride
He loved thee next to God. 7..i
Think of thy mother! of the kiss
She pressed upon thy cheek;
Thou teel'stit yet that last caress,
From lips that could notspcak.
Oh, let their memory check thee now,
In this insane career;
When reason reigns, from all the crowd
cannot find thy peer. .,.t.,
do not chide thee, dearest, no,
ask thee but to break wa
These bands that mar thy noble soul
Oh rcnd them for my sake. ...
Come, You must hear our Nina sing
Hersimple eveninghymn
And list the prayer for dear papa"
10. She'll improvise for him. 7,1,.g A.
She has thousand winning ways, is
The artless little dove,
Aud, the language that she speaks is full
i plcasantness and love. .Il'
Our cradled Archic-friendsd declare
How much he look like me, D.
But when he smiles, all then they say
He most resembles thee. 'f t'f
Does he not look cherub, plumcd,
And ready for the skyS 'A
But oh 10, no, lcould not live,
If''birdie' were to die. 81 - a.
Arthur, you weep; what is't you say,
You'll rend TIL inebriate's chaint
oh joyful words oh promise blest!
That brings me trust again,
Father! my heart late sOrrow-filled,
Now overfOws with bliss
thank Thee for all blessings, but
thank Thee most for this. N
j. A. FIELD.
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The Detroit Free Press relates
the case of child of Alfred Wood
son, OF Greenfield, Michigan, who
was bitten by amad, dog, and suf-
fering horribly from hydrophohia,
was smothered to death. during a
severe paroxysm, underthe advice
of physicians. narieIr
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"WlIAT do they mean by a cat
and-dog life ?" said husband to
hissangry wife. "Look at Carlo
and Kitty asleep on the rug toge-
ther. | wish men lived halt as
peaceably with their wives."-
"Stop," said the lady; "tie them to-
gether and see how they will agreed"
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A "PHILADELpHIA LAWYER gives
the following definition oflaw and
equity: "At common law you are
done f'r,at once; at equity you are
not so easily disposed of One is
prussic acid and the other is lauda-
num- .fea .1.8s- ra94
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HoRRIBLE.-A man has been ar =
rested in Hungary for killing four
children and eating their hearts
raw. He acted OH the belief that
he would have the power to become
invisible when he had eaten seven,
but he was not permitted to carry
his experiment to q conclusion
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A FEW days since | was sitting
with Mr.. Daw, the lawyer, in his
office, in Court square; client
came ir, and said: . .@F o.
Stokes, the livery-stable keeper,
took me in dreadfully yesterday,
and want to be even with him.
State your case, said Daw.
Client: 81 asked him how much
he would charge me for a horse to
go to Dedham. He said fifteen
shillings. l took the horse and
went, and when | came back l paid
him fifteen shillings, and he said
he wanted fifteen shillings for
coming back, and made me pay it.
Daw gave him some legal advice,
which the client Immediately act
ed upon as follows: b
He went to the stable-keeper,
and said:
How much will you charge me
for horse to go to Salem?
Stable.keeper replied, Thirty shill-
ings. |'- '-
Harness him, then.
Client went to Salem, came back
by railroad, and went to the stable
keeper, saying:
Here is your money, paying him
thirty shillings.
Where is my horse? demands
the stable-keeper.
He's at Salem, says client; only
hired him to 60 to Salem.
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Back Pay, Bounty and PEN
MIN -L-ln tn-- SiOnS

ph'TNTGLL DO collected promptly By
1JAfEi EDWARD A. BRATTON,
'ab a. ,'..t 30 M'ARTHUR, OHIO.
luI Allisoldiers, who are by law, entitled to
.dIBack Pay, +, Bounty and Pensions, and wild.
,sisss fAthoIs, mothers, brothers, and sisters of
: deees,ed soldiers claims will be pc, mptly at
tended 10! jny3tf
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Archibald MayO,

n CLAIM AGENT Back Pay, Bou ,ty, an
~ PensioLs viii be promptly collected Of
Va fce in the Court House, Macarthur, Ohio. All
bounty aud pensions, and The claims of Wild
ows, fathers, muthers, JrotheTs and sisters win
20 liz mptb attend, d 10. junSy
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=" can Afford to Lose an Arm for
my Country"

AT the battle OF Kenesaw, a
Colonel of the Federal army, gal
lantly leading his regiment in the
charge, was brought from his horse
by bullet from the rifle Of a rebel
sharp-Shooter. The wound was a
severe one, and, weak and fainting,
he was compelled to leave his no
BILE comrades, and go to the rear,
to be ploced under the surgeons
care. He was informed that the
amputation Of his "good right arm"
was necessary. Nerving himself
for the amputation he said to a
brother officer, now resident of
Cleveland, who was commiserating
him upon his misfortune. 81 can af-
ford to lose an arm for my country"
The wounded officer was Colonel
James M. Neibling, recently re-.
jected by the Senate of theIUnited
States, as Collector of Internal
Revenue for the Fifth Ohio Dis
trict. The gallant officer who was
proud to lose an arm for the sake
of his country, is deemed "disloy.
al" by the Radical majority in the
Senate of the United States, and
is contemptuously refused an Of
flee, which they desire to give to
some able-bodied, stay.at.home
radical wire-puller. The treat
ment Col. Neibllng and the other
soldiers rejected, have received
from the Senate is a commentary
upon the boasted love for the boys
in blue so loudly mouthed a few
months months ago, ,W7ilolevsellaanndas Gland Plain I'la
sDNUfNas ff..F f....g, .........-
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Homer &. Jones,

ATTORNEY AT LAW, ,McARTHUR, OHIO,
I n ri y attend promptly to all business .,ntrus-
ted TO his care. '''' -''' o
Office over 7. B. Davis Store, Main street.,
sMcArhnr ! Ohio t ians4
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j. Mcdowell.

TToRNEY AT LAW q CLAIM AGENT,
II will prnclicein Vinton a dadjoining coLn.
ties. Alno, Deprty collector Of lpternl Rev
enlie./ Office in the V inten Co. Bank. iau2t
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-03-28
v AAfo'9ll H ll,4 AkchlBLD MAYO
tJ M. B. & A. Mayo,

a7A TTDRNEYs AT Law, MACARTHUR, o. ,
IN will attend promptly to all legal business
erlruptsd To them. Uthte iu Court House., Nc
Arthur, Ohio, ............ jsnSy
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A LADY made her husband pre-
sent Of a silver cup with an angel
at the bottom; and when she filled
it for him he used to drink it to the
bottom, when she asked him why
he drank every drop.-"Because,
,ducky," he said, ~ long to see the
dear little angel" Upon which
she had a devil engraved at the
bottom, and he drank off the same,
and she again asked him the red
son. "Why," replied he, "because
| won't leave the old devil a drop"
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@isfellaneous.
;YINTON co. BANK

MI RTH UR.
luilihu.r 4I 30 u - i.. IHf."
SO .GhO.'. oCKHOLDERS
;, JOSEPH j. MCDOWELL, Prest.
,.i,,.i, ,' ~ '''''' u, ~ JAMES w. DELAY, Cash.
HIS. BuSDY, +. d. DODGE, A. WOLF.
., ii. +. AUSTIN, DIV .RANNELs, +. STRONG,
''' A. A. AUSTIN.
ro, Bank Of Discount and Deposit.
Will buy and sell Government SccuIi-
Ties, Bonds, &c.
Collections made ut the usual rates.
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Professional.


IA TTORNEY ArLAw, McARTHUR, OHIO.
& n will attend to all legal business entrusted
70 his care in Vinton, Athers, JScl son,
q, Ross, locking, and adjoining counties. paItic-
ular attention given to the collection of soldiers
claims for pensions. bounties, arrears Of pay ,
lnetcS agsnst the U or Uhio in,ludi Nor
] gan raid claims. ....H, jan3
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The telegraph cable makes a bed
of the Atlantic Ocean, and pillows
of the two continent. IN
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Change of Time.

M. n G. IL. r., TIME TABLE.
EROM and alter Sunday the 18th day Of Doc.
4 1886, rains will leave Station named as
. foilnua! J!
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-15
KxOw THY DESTINY.

MADAME f. F. THORNTON, the great Eng
lish Astrologist, Clairvoyant and Psychome-
trician, who has astonished the scientific
classes OF the Old World, has now located
herself at Hudson, n. Y. Madame Thorn
ton possesses such wonderful powers Of sec
ond sight, as to enable her to impart knowl-
edge OF the greatest importance to the single
or married of either sex. While in a state OF
tranoe, she dellneates the very features OF the
person you are to marry, and by the aid OF
an instrument Of intense power, known a.
the Psychomotrope, guarantees tn produce q
liie-Lke picture OF the future husband oil
wife of the applicant, together with date ol
marriage, position In life, leading traits Of
character, &c. This is no humbug, as thou.
sands OF testimonials can assert. She will
send when desired certified certificate, OIL
written guarantee. that the picture is what
II purportst TO be. By enclosing small lock
of hair, and stating place of birth, age, dlspo-
sition and complexion, and enclosing hfty
cents and stamped envelope addressed tC
yourself. you will receive the picture and de-
sired Information by return mail. All com.
munIcatiOus sacredly confidential. Ad'
dress in confidence. MADAME f. F. THORN.
TON, P. o. Box 223, Hudson, MY.
mch23 cod ,triw&wly
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Something New
AT
GALLERY.

uyE ARE INTRODUCING THREE EN-
w urely new styles of Card PhotoRrRphs,
paying particular attention 70 the posing OF
Eittsrs and Introducing great variety OF &C.
cesaor1es, and can now guarantee beautiful
pictures OF everybody.
The Petite carte, at 81 % per dozen. Il q
novelty. Everybody should get them. The
Menette Carte, at . per dozen. The Carte
ImpeFiel, large size.
With our new PATENT MULTIPLYING
CAMERA, and other superior facilities, We
are beyond competition In style and prices.
/ have made arrangements with M. K
Stanton, OF the dfm Of Stanton q Butler,
Baltimore. Nd, 10 take charge OF the opera:
upon getting INIT elias work n this Gallery.
Picture Frames, &c, for sale Al lowest
prices. Aug1
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Wanted.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GAS.

ONE OF THE MOST. VALUABLE I'M
" proYements of the age !, the process OF
Gas company. q ~ Wheeling. West Va, upon
patents OF DR.. J. n. Connolly, nom an al
most valueless prodEet Of Petroleum on,
(rsEidtERRl in combination with time,
or hnIe aud cal 50 Almple that two
thousand feet of Gas may be made BY
any farm hand or stable boy OF ordinary In
feilIgenes in time hour Il mas been
thoroughly tested upon sneh scale. Al the
MeLuIe House in Wheeling, and AT the
country residence OF NJ. ]. P. Gilchrist, near
the same city, to Glx the certainty Of ITS al
fOrding entirely satisfactory results In the
production OF small and large quantities Of
Gas, and can be with great economy applied
10 PTiudte ReddelocE, SeIRfldTIes, HoietI, E9e-
tories and CitisS. II Is superior 10 any Gss
now in use, not only As TO the safety. sim.
pLicity, pTacticability and great cheapneS Of
manufacture, but for Its superior brllltancy,
soft influence upon the sight, and treedom
from tue HulphurOus odors common TO Gas
These facts the Officers of the company
viii take pleasure in demonstrating TO those
The company will sell rights TO mauufacture
in Towns, Counties, Districts or States, and
direct attention TO the following
TESTIMONIALS
WHEELING. W. Va. Aug. 6, 1857.
z6the PresdeIlt Of he PetToIe0- Calcium Gas %:
SIEVE have thoroughly and carefully
OF the apparatus for manufacturing Gas &C
coriiuR 10 your com panyis patents, and the
com binations OF materials used, as now
city. and country residence OF ]. P. Gilchrist,
EEQ., near this city. For simplicity, dura-
bIIity, economy and safety, We consider IL
superior 10 any other method Of manufae-
turing Gas that we are acquainted with We
cheeTfuIIy recommend It's adoption by all
Gas consumers
4. ]. SWEENEY,
MdyoT Of Wheeffnps
w. W. MILLER & u,
Union foundry and Engine Work.
WV HARE,
Plumber and Gas Filter.
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VIM. a TURNER.
JeIptLLer and Watch Maker.
WV. u. TERRY,
General r. R. Ticket A0edL
LOUIS Gauss,
Proprietor AcLLtTe House Saloon
And refer by special permission TO
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PinIbur9h, Pu-.J formerly Treasurer Cty GdI O..
g a. GoLDTHARP, ESQ,
Gas Engineer, PittSbtfrgh, Pa.
PETRoLEo-CALCIUM GAS CO.,
aug7-eowly Wheeling, ". Va
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Financial condition or the Royal
rnmIIy...RueeD YictortR rather
Iii o1.Iha RaIanea ToIerohIv
-,
Provided ioF.
Queen Victoria, II Is hlnted, Is ln-
clined to be close, II not stingy. The
Vicerov of Erypt. who visited England
os,Lo
IAteIy' hAu DC en'e oS o"e Vi
nobility. None of the Royal family
took him to their homes. This, the
-, W. sr,-;,.,.,,.. ,a,..r,,, -.,bar
NeM i"IA ''"""e
shabby, and says;
The circumstance provokes inquiry
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Mothers all know the many sIeepleEs nights
the little ones at home have to pass when
Teething. You need no one 10 remind you
of the Paln-Chonc, wakefuiness, UneasI.
ness, Fretting, FlatuIence, Disturbed Bowels
&C We tall you candidly, one bottle Ofthis
Cordial will correct all these troubles. Assist
TeethinR, Remove Acidity, Allay all Pain
Quiet tine Fretful, Promote Sleep.
TTyit. It Will act as a charm. Sold by
LAUGHLIS, SMITH q CO.,
Wholesale Druggists, Main st.
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A New York paper has added a child's
fashionable gossip department to its
other gossip. Here is a sample;
master Gussie Hopkins had control
OF Mr.. "a. +. Fairbanks parlors, CEIiz-
Rbeth. n. j. last evening. His guests
were many, and those that shone most
brilliantly were Misses Allie R-n, Su-
sic Pc, Lizzie rs, Emma H-s, Jen-
nv Rid, Matte Pr, Sybll Ed, EN-
ma by, and Flora VS."
That is very small talk in very bro
ken English.
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40 HousE D. MERCY.

AND HOUSE OF MERCY
Howard Association Reports, for
YOUNG MEN, on the CRIME OF SOIL
tube, and the ERRORS, ABUSES and
DISEASES which destroy the manly powers
and create impediments to MARRIAGE
with sure means of relief. Sent in sealed
letter envelopes, free Of charge Address,
ISOLATION, Philadelphia, Pa. myl7-3mdcW
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Notice to Young Men.

TTHE WEST VIRGINIA AGRICUL-
tural College will open SEPTEMBER End,
(see advertisements Two Cadets will be APP
pointed from this Senatorial District, includ.
ing the counties OF Brooke, Hancock and
Ohio. Applications will be received by the
undersigned until the 9th OF August Ca
diets are required to be o average intellect
and health, OF fair moral character, and not
less than sixteen years OF age. They viii be
entitled TO Tuition, Books and Stationery.
free OF charge. Applications should be made
IN writing. and should designate the age,
residence, &c, OF the applicant. address,
aukS-lw Visitor for LIST Senatorial Dis,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-15

LIGHTS1NG rod peddling is grea
business in country districts, but the
peddlers often resort to frauds. a New
York paper records the plan of opera
tions which is in vogue in the northern
counties OF that State. The mode OF
operations is for an sgent to go ahead
ana make contracts for putting up con-
ductors, with some sort of an under
standing that the cost will be from SIS
to SIS in each case. When the job Is
done II is found that the expense Is ten
times that amount. In one instance,
in st. Lawrence county, New York, a
charge of 500 was made.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-15

Invalid, whose lack -Iustre eyes, sal
low cheeks, and enfeebled frame, betrsy q
lamenlabIe condition of the digestive, secre-
tive and dischArEtng organs. lose not an hour
in Eesorting 10 TARRANT's SELTZER APERI
EsT, which will inevitably restore their ma
tural functions, and re invigorate the entire
system.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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WE observe by the dispatches that
Secretary Stanton is in Philadelphia
en- rg1,se 10 the White Mountains. Not
wltastauding the tenacity with which he
chung To his late position, we have no
doubt ihat he experiences sense ofTe-
iet In finding himself once more re-
duced to the ranks of common citizen
snip. and free TO go and come at his
leisure. For years he has been one OF
tie hardest worked men in this or any
other country, having no rival. per
lie -. save Bismark. whom he 30 close
h. resembles, and be cannot well help
rejoicing in his new found freedom.