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Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-09-04
Ie EADING RAIL ROAD.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS; s.;
Anril Sth. 1867

GREAT TRUNK LINE FROM THE NORTH
and Nur West for rhudclphia, New York. Read.
ing. Po.svle, Tamaqra Ashland, Lebanon, Alien
town, Easion, Ephraa, L,iz Lancaster, Columbia
&C.. &c.
Trains leave Harrisburg for New York ms follows
Al 10, $ 10 and IS and 10 and OurM connoct-
ing with similar Train. on the Pennsylvania Rail =
road and arriving At New York at 800 and 10 10 AN
aud 40, s 20 aud 10 % ", Sleeping Cars acronpa
nying the 3OOAM and 0 90 NJ. Trains without
change.
Leave harrisburg for Reading. po,tsvl.lc. Tama.
qua, Mncrsville, Ashland, Pine Grove, allentown
aud Pbiiadclphia, at 10 NJ nnl . 10 and 10 p NJ,
stopping at Lebanon aud principal Way stations
the 10 N Ing connections Tor Philadelphia and
Columbia only. For Polsvillc, Schuyikill Haven
and Auburn, via schuyikil unl susquclauna Rail
ron d, leave Harrisburg at 3 aOPM.
Returning: Leave New York at . 90 A N. Ia NJ and
oOV ana W m; Philadolpbiu n, Z lJA ana 3OP N
way Passenger rain leaves Philadelphia at I 30 4
NJ returning from Reading at q 80 N .,opping nj all
stations Po,tsville at q Is NJ uni q I5 pm Ash
land 00 and II 30 a NJ. and Us p. NJ; ramnaia n,
y 45 A. II aud 90 aud Z 5j p NJ f' ~
Leave r0ttsvillc for Harrisburg via s,huv,k,u ,,J
Susquehanna Railroad al 2 10 A NJ ~
Reading Accommodations Train: Leaves CcnJ;,y
at u 10 returning from Phil,dcphia at 8 90 p M
Columbia Railroad Trims lcnve Heading ut 90 A n
and 10 for Ephra,a. I.itiz Lancaster Coliubi,,
Po''s,oMn Accommodation Tram: Leaves Potts.
town ut 20 a. NJ returning leaves Philadelphia at
q ~ p. ".
Columbia Rail Road Trains leave Reading a, 7 60
A. M, nnd o 10 p. NJ for Ephra,a, Li,iz, Lancaster,
on sundays: Leave New YorA at 90 r NJ, phj,a.
dclphia O0 a NJ, and 3 Is VI, the w A III, train
running only to Reading Poitsviie 90 AM, Iar.
risburg . 30 a NJ, and Reading at 20 and ~ A N.
for Harrisburg and u >! A NJ for New York and %
NJ. for Phi'adelphia.
Con mutation Mic, &c, Season School and Eycur
SION Tickets to and on all points at reduced rates
Passenger. a. A. NlCOI,Ls
General Superintendent
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-09-04
NEW COAL WARD

Tho undersigned respectfully informs tho citizens
Of Bioom,hurg and Columbia county, ihnt they keep
nl' the d'rcn' numbers Of stove coal anl selected
lump eoll Tor s',hing purposes on their wharf, nd
JOINING N,k-ivv, Neal Cos furnnrn; with a good
pair Buffalo scales on The whnrfto weigh roaI hay and
straw Lte~tscR "a horsG ana wagon, % deliver coaI
to those who desire IT, As We purchase y large
amount or roni, we inieBd to keep superior article
ard sci' nt the very low weri prizes Please ea nRd
csnmine for yourselves before pufrhasins elsewhere
}. w. llENDEHSIiOr.
AUGUSTUS MASON.
THE undersigned will take, In exchange for t,oal
] md Grorcrirs, The following named articles -
wheat, Rye, Corn. Onts, Potaiors, Lard, fnn Shou
der, and side meat, Butter Eggs, Hay. DC, at the
highest cash prices, al his rocsry store, njoming
their coal yard. J. w. HENDERSHOT.
Bloomsbury, April 90, 1866, ,-Iy.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-09-04

SAVING CABBAGEs.-Select a dry part Of
the garden-dig trenches of sufficient depth
to receive the root and stocks up to the
head-into these trenches transplant the
cabbages, heads up of course, fill in the dirt
carefully about them up to the heads, plant
four shorposts, to of them being higher
than the others to give pitch to the roof
nail shingling lath, or strips of old board
from one post to the other, and another
board half way up, lay upon ;his number
OF bean poles, and upon these throw straw,
corntoddcr, or bcen-haulm, protecting also
the sides, and your cabbages will Keep in
good condition until May.
Where there is fence, only two posts
will be necessary, that being employed as
the apex Of the cover Or roof
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-09-04

FIRST HORNED CATTLE IN AMERICA -
Ihelirst horned cattle brought to America
from Europe, were imported by Columbus,
in his second voyage in the year 1893, con-
sisting Of one bull and several cows. The
Portuguese took cattle to Newfoundland and
Novo Scotia in the year 1868. In 1904
LEscarbot, French lawyer, took cattle to
Acadia, the same year that country was set
eled. The first cattle introduced into Vir-
ginia was previous to 1909. In 1920 Sir
Ralph Lane imported cows into that colony
from the West Indies. In l6ll SirThomas
Gates brought into the same settlements one
hundred COWS, besides other horned cattle.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-09-04
ER | S 7 T. Il CO N A.
on she was bfauiifu! aud fair.
With starry eyes, and radiant hair,
Whose curing tcuhriis soft, eniwncd,
Encha'nct the very heart and mind.
dIEaEHG'a;Es COMA,

For Curling ih. Hair Of either Sex into Wavy and
Glossy RinrIcs or Heavy
Mpssivc Curls
Ey us ne this arliclc Ladies' and GcntcIuCn can
hcautify themselves th,usand fold. II IL lha only
article in the world tln will Gui straight hair aud
nj the same tine give it heaIifUl glossy appear.
anCr. The CIisprr Coma not nu!y rurlS the hair,
hut nveorntes. beauties aud ci"ansrs il; is highly
and dc!i-tCiiy pGrfrmcd, aud is the most corip'c,n
article Oi The kiui eyrr offered to the American pib
iic The Cri. per Coma Mi,i be sent 10 any address,
scaled aud po, ipai tm ST. Address all orders u W.
l.. Ci.aRH y co, Cncmists No. Nrst Faycite 81 ,
Syracuse. Y. Feb - 'b1-ly
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-09-04
REMEDIAL INSTITUTE.
FOR SPECIAL GASES.
No. Il EOnd st, New York.

" Full information, with the highest .cs iimonos
also. rook Special Diseases IN sealed eRrciopc
sent free.
~ BE sure and send for them and you mW no, regret
il for, as advertising physicians are generally i'm.
postors, without rccrGacos no stranger should be
trusted. Enclose stamp for postage and direct 10
DIR. LAWRENCE, No "a BOND STREET NEW
YORK. Nov. "a, isi6-Iy ). N. 4.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-09-04

neA- Careful handling at every step, from
gathering the fruit from the branch, to the
final delivery Of the packages, is essential
to its reaching the distant market and tho
customer in good order
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-09-04

AssoRrING.-This is a more profitable
operation than is generally supposed, aud
the larger the fruit, the better does it pay
to make at least two qualities by selection.
Where careful thinning has been done,
there will be less to go with the second oual.
ity.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-09-04
SuEEER No llNNEil !

"a SUFFER NO MOKNi!
when by the use Of Or JOiNVILi.E'' ELIXIR
y0u be cured permanently. and at tfilng cost.
The aSIOuI. hing success which has a,tcnich tins
Invaluable medicine for Physical aud Nervous
v rakncsF, General Debility and rro-irlti0n Loss
Of Muscular Errrgy impUtrnry. any Of the con
sequences of youthful Indiscrciiun, renders it the
mUst valuable preparation ever discovered.
II viii removes all ncrvous affections, depression.
excitcment IHcaparity 0 s,Hdy or business. usS "l
ihrn.ofv, confusion, thoughts Of sclfd'siru.inn,
fears q" insanity, sc. II will restore the appetite
renew the hralih of those who have destroyed IL by
sensual excess ar rv, PRACTICES.
Young nGn, he hunibucgci no more by "QnaCk
doctors" aud ignorant practitioners, but send without
dcjay for the Eixir, aud he ~ rcturra 10 heath
ani happiness. pcrprci cure is guaranteed in
every Insiancc Price 81 ar funT bottles 10 one al.
dress. 81 Dnc LOttie is sufficient To effect in
all ordinary cascs.
Also, rr Jrinviilc's Specific Pills. f.r the speedy
and permanent cure oi GOnorrhra, Grct, Ur-hrhl
Discharges, Gravel Structure and All ai' clions ot
the Kidneys aud bladder. Cures effected N from
one IT, live days. Thcy are prerarcd from vegetable
extracts that are ruicss On the system. aud never
iiauscn'c The stomach or i!prrenair the breath No
change VI diet u necessary while usiGg them, nor
does their action III any manner Interfere with bust.
ness pursuits. Pr,ce 81. per box.
Either Of the above mentioned articles viii he sent
10 any a',iress, tio-cly sealed, and pustphId, by
mail Or express on receipt of price, Address an
ders IN BERGER, SHUTS L Co.. Chemists, NJ 2eJ
River ST., Troy. Y. Feb -, Sly.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-09-04
GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN
SEN ING MACHINES.
EifM.s.9'@ Shuttle Eglrs,ipe!

sal EsROoM@, $40 Broadway, N. Y,
$50 Washington - Get. Eosion,
12l Che mt Sircel. Philadelphia,
PAT ENTED FEE. -, 1850.
'NHIS MACHINE is constructed on entirely new
mud valuable impr vehrnis. having been examined
be
Simplicity md Perfection DomLiDcd.
" has n straight mncdir. pcrpcniirulnr action.
makes the LU,K ar SIT TILE STITCH. which will
neither RIP nor RANEI and IL aikG ON both sides ;
performs perfect sewing on every description II
material from I.raihcr Ia he nrfi Nansn0S nu SIN
With cotton, linen, or silk thread. from the
10 ne finest nnlnbcr. Having nr'ihcr cav or COG
WHEEL. and 'hnianst possible friction, II rams as
smooth ns gns-, and Is
EmphaiicuRy No;ecleas .Mcliac.
" requires FIFTY PER CENT. less rnwcr 10 drive
II 'lin ANY other mHchinc in the market A riTi
lwriV" wears oi age can work IL steadily. wI,uou,
Giiieu" or i"iury 10 heath
u. Strength aud wonderful simrlicuy ofConstruc.
aud is GUARANTEED by the Company iu g,yr en-
tire suii 4iatiinn.
we respectfully invite All those who mny desire I,
supply themselves Win sup"ri artirlc To com,
and examine ihis uNRiNALLED MACHINE.
Cnc half hour in.iiuciiUn Is suiici"ui to rnnh',
any prr-um 10 work this marlnc Ia their rntrc sat
i.iIriiOu.
AGENTS wanted for all tow's IL The United sintcs
whrr" ngrmrics are not already established Also
frf Etiha MrNiro, Central ard s"nth hulGrioa 4
whom \ iiiurui disrn,Iut VIII b. gwen.
LMrlR. SEWING MACHINE MFG 60.
J.il Broadway, v, Y,
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-09-04
EsgIs'AgsATOGs sA~FNLg.

EssIs'AssNTDts sSTEG.s.g.
ror restoring hair upon hoid heads (from whatever
cause 1t mny have lalleu on.) and forcing grcA of
haIr upon The face 1t has no equal II will lnrcr the
beard 10 grow upon the snonihcSi face in from live
to three months. y few ,snurant practitioners have
asserted iat thet" Is nutinl that wi! force or m
n the rr0wih OF the hair 10 beard. Their asset ION
are ialsn, ~ thousands OF living witnesses urom
thNir uAprrUHCc) can bear WI nrss. l,ut many NiII
say, how are we To distinguish the genuine from TN.
spurious II Ccnainly Is diicult rs niur.ion,ls &c
'hc d'''ren PREPARATION advertised for the hair aud
beard are entirely worthless, and you may have u.
rthhS thrown away atsG amounts ~ their purchase,
Tosich we would say. Try the Gcparaior Capiiii IT
wi'l cost y0n nothing rnlcss II fully comes up 10
representations. u your druggist does not Keep it,
send us one dollar and We VIII forward II, POSTPAID.
together with receipt for the money, whirh win hG
returned you on application, providing entire aa .is
iaction is not gwen. Address w. L.. CLARK Il co.
Chemists, N"3 West Fayct,c ST., Syracuse, NY.
Feb "a b1-ly
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-09-04
N EM BARBER SGc9a

Tho undersigned respectfully annouuces that ho
has RENTED u shop, one dOor below Movers u rup
store, ~ the Exchange Riock where hc is prep,rcd
TO con'nct The hnrbering bu,in. IN all It's branches
Thn art OF coluring whiskcts aud nou ustachcs Is
rractrcd by him most ski,lfUliy. lie also cleans
clothing making them look nearly as goodas new
upon the most reasonable terms. Give hun n trial
u Hair Tonic Of the very best quality used 70,
cleaning hair, kept constsntiy on hand. aud for sale
sc. COLLINS,
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-09-04
BROWN {. PERKINS.
Pianos for the People +!
40 BraOme ST.. N, Y.

We would call the attention OF thu public aud thn
trnde 10 our elegant New Scale Planes Nv ths follow.
inp styles:
STYLE A, 7ociave, Front large round csrutrs.
plain cH--, either Octneon or carved jegs,
rttaishi bottom, bead mOllius on piinth. :, $3.50
STYLE u. octave, same ~ Style 4 with scr.
pauline moulding ~ pii,h, carved legs andiyia 500
STYLE u, ot'avr Front curners large round
FtipeHtins bottom, n0uidlnas same as on style
y. cDryrd Tyre aud desk, flnry carved iegs... $50
STYLE u, ToriavS, -Four large round corners,
finished bark moudings on rim aud Llinth,
scrpentinr bottom. carved Tyre aud desk, eie.
gnpt carved truit GOO
The nS0vL styles are uil finished In elegant rose.
wood eases and have the full iron frnnie, French
nciiuh, hDrp pedal. brvcrd top, ivory keys and key
Fronts nni exceed IN OvGrstrung bass nearly nil tie
Octave Pianos now manufactured They are
made OF tho beat mate riDlg and for inis durability,
puriy nnd sw"cincs Of tone, cannot br surpassed.
We invite the attention VI the pubic, oi dealers and
the profession, to u critical examination Of the
merisa Of our Pianos
By avoiding iLc great expenses attendant upon
costly factories nni expensive wHrrro0ms IN tie
city, enabled 10 olrr these riinos Al prices
which defy competition and invite OIL to Gait aud
cAniD'nc them before purchasing elsewhere Parties
ordering from i'iahce eau rely upon receiving
their PianDa promptly, nnh no confusion can arise
~ the styles are 10 disiihciiy designated by the
letters ABCD.
The four Ny les described above, cnbody all the
essential changes IN exterior inis of case, wlicl,
are by many manufacturers run up to I5 anJ ~
untlurus.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-09-04
iillSlC NEPAnTNENT.

We would respectfully call the attention 6f Choir
Leaess and Singing school Teachers TO 0ur osial,
lishmr II where all Kinds "f Church Music Gee and
Anthem cooks can be ObianGd on the most favorable
terms
The long experience Of oar Mr., PrhkIys in Musical
Conventions, Ch0its, INC Concert Room and suHdy
srhoUl enables hin 10 EivG advice nnd information
Un all points Of musical interest to the selection
uf proper works of iustf auiiUn formation "i n sica
-cIOpls -pfuerrss in innsirnl siddics, and tms al
general interest 10 composers, leaders tcachcrs un
students.
sheet Mucic furnished ON the usnnl terms with
pTompinrss aud dispatch. Country 0rdrs - icitci-
AID selections made Tor pnp:, teachers, conccfis'
sc &r, &C.
Now ready the new Sunday Schoo! Singing Book,
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-09-04
VALUABLE EaOESSES,

and are unwilling TO trust them 10 the of do
ing aud pretended Farriers. Their wishes are at
length fully grati by Or Boaie) being prevailed
upon TO allow this valuable Embr rocation (Which has
proved so ellc cious TO the various dseases to be
prepared and brought out To the public
This Enb rOcatiou was extensively uscd by III,
Government during the war.
Address all order to DIR EDMOND nEAIn
March 20, 'B1--6mo. ~"
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-09-04
EALE'S LATE
POWELL'S EMBROCATION,
FOR ALI DISEASES INCIDENT TO HORSES
HUMAN FLESH,

requiring the use Of an external application.
This new Compound, prepared h, n practical
Chemist, haina full knowledge of all the inedicu
virtues nf each Ingredient that enters ito its ron,po
snium, is warranted to exceed anything of the kiua
ever yet offered To the public a. AN external app
cation ior the diseases for whirh i; is recommended
We ave satisfied that II viii work its own roal Into
the Coniduncc Of all who use II, and those WIN Try
II once will never he without it. and therefore we
rely experience the best test Of its usefulness
1t Is pronounced by
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-09-04
regri GNAgsHN pEsDigiSs..'

gy T. T. rfpKlYs. Author Of Sacred Lutte sunday
scliov. Banner, Oriental Glcc Book, Psalm King &C.,
ap,, &c.
We will send n specimen cory. post psid, 10 any
address. on rccr,pt of twenty cents. The pncc OF
'TIE GoLDEH PgONi-s' Is a. follows:
single copies ~. paper covers '.''......'''ee Nv Nv
i'N INA .'W ...-''''''.''''' s"'Nu
sinaIr copies, IN board covcrs...............'' .''i5
bl tue iUD ..iO.no
.%gWs TnifraIIrR Pima IbIM,
last introduced, and being adopted by all leading
houses in the manufacture al Flames, Organs, BIT
hard Tables, Furniture, Hr. Sc. Every one wno has
u Piano should have n bottle Gf this Fai-h. Scnd
for ticnilIs, nnd we viii give riI particulars and
directions Applicni iOnF FOR Territory aud AErnr"s
received by BROWN * PERKINS, General Agcn.s
for the Uuilcd States, i!D ErJnmC str"Ct, " Y.
" AZ m,hy persons in The country want n sin
gle bottle aud rs the n,iCr camnuI be- sent by mail
where Cinhs are made up, ani one ~ more d"Hri
ordered, ,wilh the money We viii forward by rx
press (charscs raii) i"r 80 per doA"n.
BRO WV d PERKINS,,
GEN'L AGENTS ron THE UNITED STATES
No. 4aO Proon,c Street, y, Y.
Oct. 81, i 6f.-!y, J, A.
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SuaNI NIs2gEy-,Ysa 80

and all wha have tried it, to he the hest application
ever used. This EmbroCaion has been put up Tor
eight years, rnd il j. only through the INCREASING
demand and urgent request of my friends and the
public that ! send IL forth ~ the graud remedial
agent for the various oisca'cs to winch That noble
aud nsc!ul aD,mal, the horse IS subject.
'any remedies have been offered to the public
under dileront forms, some of ihcsc are luxurious
others al best of iitic use, and many wholly i'm.
proper to answer the purposes for which tity are
recommended.
a judici0us and really USEFUL conpo sition free
lrom those objections, has heretofore long been de.
sired by many gentlemen who have
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-09-04

NEW RESTAURANT,
Ia shivo'r Building. on Main Street.
WIN. GILMORE,
nfrms tho ciiixens Of Boom,burE aud vicinity th,l
he has opened u New
EcsiSTAUEl &NT,
In this pIarn, where he invites his old friends md
cssD,nIs ~ call and pnfiakr Of his rcffethsenis-
II ~ ais iuirntiUa ~ sG"p tho bert
LAGER BEER AND ALE,
constantly on hand Also Porter, Sarsapafilla. Min
oral Water Fancy Len,onal"-, RHssbeUy and Lem
cnryfups, can always be had nj his ResianGun'
Ia ihs eating line he prcsnn.sA
EYE or gAEE
II,n,s Errdin.s T,,h BnrbccuGd Chicken, Pichici
Tryr snd Beef Tongue, &c, &c. We also ms soo'
Digayy and CAemag T5bacco
for l,ls customers "" dive him call
EiOouIBbgrs, jGnc ~, 1915. .i
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-09-04

E!ooms sbrrg. Apiii27, IeGi.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-08-01
An "IntolerabIe" State OF Society.
u UHtNl'IL StFNant,
j. A. KELLOGG

Billy Jerry-Andy having asserted in his
last veto manifesto that it is impossible
TO conceive of any state of society more
intolersble than this which is created BY
the reconstruction act and its amendments
the New York Eeea,ng Post thus talks
down that chronic Copperaead howl:
1t is quite possible to imagine many
conditions OF society less tolerable than
this. For instance the condition of af-
fairs In the Southern States tor some
years before the war, when liberty of
speech and OF the press was denied, law
less violence and inhumanity were en-
couraged by the most prominent citizens,
and while to one-h half Of the people were
denied every right-even the right of life
members of the other half could be
safe only by a slavish conformation to
the opinions of set of unprincipled
demagogues. This was far less tolerable
than the present system.
Or take the condition Of society in
the Southern States during the war, when
the whole ten States were given over to
the most cruel violence and brutality, at
the hands of spectators and agents of
JEFF Davis; when, in Texas for instance,
thousands of inotfensiye and unoifending
men were hanged without trial; aud when
all over the Southern States, men, and
women too, were hunted with dogs, shot
ike wild beasts, robbed without pretense
of law, and put in loathsome dungeons
without trial or hope of justice. This
was far less toierable than the present
system
Or take the state of society in the
South after tie war: when laws were
PASSED discriminating most unjustly
against one7half the population, forbid
Jung them to engage IN certain employ
ments, denying them the commonest aud
most necessary. rights, leaving them at
the mercy of the most unscrupulons and
without remedy in the courts. That state
OF society tended directly to anarchy and
revolution. 1t was far less tolerabIe than
the present system.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-08-01
Old Kn8nsacks

The following beautiful extract is from
the letter of "a woman in Washingtons'
to the New York independents s
| saw pile of knapsacks the ot3er
evening at the cottage onskpu18 Stuet
knapsacks and haversacks4eft behind for
safe keeping by the boys who went to the
front and never came back. The elo-
quehce of hose WI I'M afeH8Hd moulded
bags cannot be written. Here was piece
of stony bread eneaten, the little paper
of coffee, the smoked lineup in which it
has been beiieds sse=siteas zsserss@se-lsa~e
fire on the eve OF. battle. There is the
letter, sealed, directed and never sent, for
soldiers could. not always get a stamp
3 Dear Wifi How | want to see you -
The rusty. pen, just as it was lain down
loving hand which hoped 50 soon to finish
it Here tinted with red. white and blue
Here Photographic of favored Generals
and Photographs of the deal, ones at home.
Here were letters of heart breaking love,
and loyal to duty and hope, faith and
cheer, written at home, and here was the
testament given him bg the woman he
loved best, soiled and worn; s. - +,
+ For the American soldier, if be, rarely
reads it, still would carry his Testament
as a dear .talisman to save him from harm
Here were brave, loving lives gone out
They never came back. The mourneis
at home do not all know were they fell or
where they were buried. 20 one .unfa-
nliliar with the soldiers life. these relics
might seem little To me they seem all
love, all suffering, all heroisn., look on
them, and again seem to see the 10 ag
lines of marching men file past, dust Gov
erred and warm on their way to battle. [
see the roads of Virginia shimmering in
the white heat, lined with exhausted
men to sleep and die, after the last defeat;
hear the cry of the wounded, the moan
of the dying. see the half filed grave the
unburied dead All the awful reality of
war comes back. 50, too, do knightly
days and dauntless men. Peace walks
amid the May time flowers, and already
our soldiers seem almost forgotten Days
of war and deeds of valor seem like
dreams gone by. EgtI55- TEfa5 1e uol'
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-08-01
LO! The Poor Indian,

A Denver paper publishes the follow
ing pathetic lode onto the Friendlies"
Thee is truth in it, if there ism much
poetry: A., -rsl..,.s
Noble red men of the plains, pouncing
on lnguarded trains, where you come
and where you go, Sherman S scouts
would like To know, burning here aud
sea ping there, east and west and eye4l-
where, proving like a tiger cat, nighG and
day along the Platte, stealing boldly at
your will, ali along the Smoky Hill, first
you come in parties small, now in mum
bers that appall, spreading death and de
yastation, robbing ranches, burning sta
lions, such persistent visitation, does
not ciaim our admiration. Mr. 10, now
quit your tricks, surely you II getina fix;
now just stop these ugly capers, or Well
send You to the Qaakers, if our boys
start on the scout. surely they viii wipe
you out : 90, bold red man of the West,
here your stay is short at best, go and
hunt the buffalo, We can spare you, Mr.
Lo.