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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-19

Hottoss,'s OSrnESr asp fis-Indolent sores
Tor which the regular phsrmaeopTia provides
real remedy are completely hcslcd, In two or three
weeks, by Iollpway'r Ointment Its balls annie veg
cable qualities have a most wonderful effect upon
the diseasei flesh and completely extrph,e The virus
which fccds tho ulcer sore. Asa morbid e,nri
ton OF the whole system 10 generally cpscomitent
OF dis Asrs ~ ulcefs, at occasional dose 81 iolo
way's ri- may assst and expedite the cure. sold
10y all Druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-19

- Ask for them 1t the Art Stores and Book
Stores
- Ouf Chromos ere sent free, {, auy address.
within the United Statee east ~ the Mississippi, on
receipt or price. Our journal Of Popular Art, ex.
plainlns how chromos ara made. mailed ffse. eend
o. copy. /. FHAu0 CO., boesees
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-19

JAysiS. kiaK Co.'S tne staple and fancy
Toilet Soaps. comprising herman Matted. olive
atar, lnpr ovei Chemical, Palm, Ac. Sold BY
. u grocers and fancy goods dealers
THg January thay isa ",.pitnl institution"
for producing Coughs. Colds aud kindred nil.
ments-rnHch worse than severe cold weather
and We nd, se our readers, particularly those
prcdsyoses to any pulmonary mcakness, 10 see
to see 10 1t they ere well shod. and allow no
change OF clothing. II any one is so uniortn
nate As 10 contract, Colo. Cough. lIoarseness,
or other pulmonary disorder. We know Of moth
ing 80 efficient n- Goes Cough Halsam. Cur
adj Ice s. take little and often.
To those who have been living on the tat { f
the land through tho holidays, and have rot
their stomachs out Of order. We would Prescribe
Goes Dyspepsia Cure il aas cured some very
,ad case. Of Dyspepsia
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-19
w. T.. ROSS,
UnIerwriser ..c ss.-
MtfRefoLTAS BUILDING.
No. ii, East Second Straef

DAVENPORT
Losses a1justed tlsiu. for -. p a.
ance Received. o"s 10. insur-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-19

o. - TIT rv-r.-tio TO the Bryan. stratton
iowa state Business College 10 reia thorough lrac.
ncn business Aiuca,lon. For circulars D papcre. ed
cree-, tenelp- a. siampl THE Bryant y Stfs,ton
CnmmeIclnl Clle,e nrrnnnnr,. Iowa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-19
ExTR RACTS, go.
RE A. ESTATE.
Residence for Anlc.

I OFFER FOR SALE MY REsIDENC E{oN PER.
RY rect. l4lh street The hon Sc con Is N
II rooms in good repair. Posses. given ., once
DC. 3, 1865. JAMES 4. LANR.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-19
H0ISE For SALE
CITY 1 SUBURBAN PROPCRTI

ClTI i SUBURBAN PBOPERTI.
TH8 REAL ESTATE OF TuB LATE JUDGE
!! nitchelis heirs is now offered for sale. compri-
sing valuable businees and residence lots in the city
proper. sso lots In A,ehslls I'd, Sd and eth aAdt.
tons. Beautiful tracts Of few acYss on the eide
OF the Blufs. with unsurpassed river view. Tea
acre out ots near the city limits. For prices, terms
&c, ,applyto
ROSE A. MITCHELL,
Administfatrix,
Or JOHN L. COFFIN,
Real Rstate Agent.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-19

Lsal and Insurance Agea,s, NJ. 40. Brady
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-19

kromer's Hair Dyo, NsturSl, Darahls. Boart,fu |
Beet and Cheapest in the Word. sold by all Drag
girtsani 0anntry s;oreSccpcrs JOHN J. KRONER,
Sole Proprietor. iOl Chestnut 81. Philadelphia
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-19

WHOLESALE oNLr.-Dealers in clothing
throughout tho state should remember that
Robt. hrauses Second atroet is one of the
important places to be wished on their
reaching tins city. 1t is decided advan-
tage . merchant to he able to select
from u large and selected stock, and a. Mr..
krsuse can warrant his goods there is
double advantage to be gained BY dealing
with him. Clothiers throughout the State
should not fail to call on him when in ths
city.
TUE oPERA-A good house Witnessed
tie production Of. Moz,rts beautiful opera,
tie Magic Fiutc," at the Opera House.
on Saturday might. The principal charac
iers in the play, as represented BY IIimmer,
Steineckc ;Weinlich. and Md'lles. Frederick
aud Lang, we're rendered with Emo taste
and were heartily:sapplauied by the audi
ence. The chorusses were very effectively
presented The last opportunity that our
citizens will have Of hearing these talented
artistes will be tonight, whoa the grand
opera Of Der Fre;schutz will be givsn with
full scenic effects. The scenery for the
Wolf's Glen scene have arrived
from New Yo k within the past few days
This is positively the last appearance Of the
troupe, and our citizens should not fail to
70. They go to Rock Island from here,
whore they open to morrow night.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-01
VNHOsE BEAUTIFUL SILICATE

BODh'OIIAI
article Of genuine MERIT. TIKI PURE QUARTZ ROCK
SLATE VERY and durable. writes deghuyi easily
Piae Improves An Beaenable improvement
teacher and scholar Fully adopted Of the principal schools
shrs years. Entire .sfseioH g'sn hv.ood or. with the
light srste Nov published various
professional schools mcrehspts and mechanic all fall
cloth binding Of 20 viii send. prepaid BY mali
sample Slate Book 5I iuebes n,setVd slate snoe pen
Everybody buys rich harvest for Book iH Stationery
An energetic waited for each county Liberal dis
the TRADE Educational Boars Teacher, and all person,
nl of
sfLICATE BOOE SLATE COMPANY, 20 CoursudEst
HOOPER's ART WAREROOMS, No. 122 Mas
sau,Pnv thousand dollars soct Of Oh Painting, BhgrsTing'
Choos Picture Frames at sacrifice, for cash Come sna
New-York tribune., 1868-05-01
lProm the Autograph. D. =

tProm the Autograph. p. =
I think you may like to
know something Of his person
and character. He had an ex-
Icelient constitution OF body,
Was OF middle stature, bat
wei set and very strong;
he tOds Ingenious could
draw prettily, and was
skilled a little in music, aud
b0d a clear, pleasing poice, so
that when he played psalm
ittaes on his violin, and sung
withal, as he sometimes did
IN an epenfHg, after the busl-
Bess OF the day was over, IL
was extremely agreeable 20
hear. He had q mechujlical
0eattts too, aud on occasion
was very handy Ia ne tse
l0f other tradesmen's tools.
but his great excellence ldv
tn a sound understanding,
l&c.
4 AHton.ph. .. al
He agreed with the cap
tain OF u New-York slOOp C0r
Ing passdae, under the notion
of my being q young ae-
QtGdi,itGnee Of hfs that had got
a naughty girl trth child,
whose friends wOuld compel
line to marry her, and there
fore / could not appear, or
Icoine away publicly.
1 fFron the Autograph. p. "a.
1 was not a little sur
prised, and Keiner stared
Hike q pig poisoned.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-01

guticts of gankrupttg.

THIS is TO give NOTICE, that on the 22d
day Of April B. 1853 Warrant IN BaulSgtey was i..usd
against The 81 CHARLES r. WOODS Of the City u RAILWAY IN
the Coupty Of unon and State Of HswJe who has been sudsA
bankrupt upon peon that the Of debts and de-
e Of property belonging 10 such bankrupt 10 him. or for his use
aud property BY ho forbidden by laws that
creditors the said bankrupt their debts and
sgne-s bis estate will be bella at Court Of
holden No - Ahahy New Brunswick New
Jersey before JOHN BLMENDoRP Register 90 the 18th day Of
MAY A. d., 1858, st II eroek dated April -, 1883
BEHAJAH DEACON, u Marshal as Messenger.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-01
ntb publitaiirns.
A MEXICAN PH0T0-LITH0GRAP COS
~ OFFICE. HEElLD DBUILDH6-Brosdsay-Room 10
II, b. PETERSON g. BROTHERS, Philadel-
phia have iu pr,ss. sbd neirly ready;
TIKI GEEAr
IMPEACHMENT AND TRIAL


PRESIDENT OF TIE UNIIEU NIAIEN
With the whole u The preliminary proceedings m te au'e OF Repre-
and the u the United stats togher With ~,
the poceedugs the Of impeebneut wh the verbatim
evidence al aud CONGRATULATIONS Of the -h
81 both sides
Justice Chase sui a., hnA verdict of the Court
IT WILL CONTAIN PORTRAITS OR
ANDREW JOHNSON, CHlEFJuNTiCE CHASE GENERAL u T.
GRANT. non EDWIN ". STANTON. NON BEhJAhlS WADE.
HON BENJAMIN y. BUTLER nos. THADDEuS STEVENS,
hon. GEORGE s. BOUTWELL, AND AJORGkSkAL LO'
RENO THOMAS
place uork the hands Of e this eosshy for
whole viii pghtbd
volume. complete and unlbndg~ vih aaed and
price Of Fay Cents copy paper mnch
Goth Price 81 20
wanted and eoaeJ the United states 70
In he which ssnd
within t~eutyfo~ hours 'n~r The tnass Of ihe eosIt
all others solicited 70
book With that tir
filed the er ready all orlef All bs iDd
In the rststion that they received
Copies ofh edition Will he sent per mall poet pA TO any ots 10
any place o receipf Of the price
Addrsss 0Tders retail ubolessle. 70 The Puhishsu
Z. Is. PETERSOS & BROTHERS,
NJ. Chsstuutst PbiiadslphA Pa.
they will receive immediate aoB aud hs arsi
an.r the TIN !, endel and The boo. Issa.d
New-York tribune., 1868-05-01
[ From the Autograph, p. IL

FROM the Autograph, ?. J.
Imagining IL may be
equally agreeable 10 you to
k;IiOU the circumstances OF
my life, many OF which you
are pet uDacquainted with
and expecting a a0eek's unIn-
terruptcd leisure iil mD pres
e1a country retirement, 1 sit
down 20 write them for gOu.
To sohiA I hare besides
some other Inducements.
HGring emerged from the
poverty and obscnrity In
which | was horn and bred
TO a state OF afiinence and
some degree ef reputation In
the world. and hdEinK gone
so fur through lie Nth a con-
siderable share ~ JeiiCiiy, TIE
conducting means I made use
or, which, with the blessing o
God, so peH succeeded. mn
poSterity may like 10 knOi1,
as they may Jtlid some Of
them suitable 10 their OtpH
situations. and therefore nit
10 be tmitdted.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-01
ipA.,l0n AZ Ial1 nj.

IEliIou " Aoats y -
He agreed with the captain
of q New-YOrk sioop 70 tt!k'
nas under prelense Of my DO
fng a young man Of his &c
nuaintaDee that had on tss
6rigIs Vttk a giri Of bad char,
deier, whose parents woaio
compel mo 10 marry her
ard that / could neiiher ap'
pear OF come away pubhciy'
fyrom fhe Edition ef 1917, ,. 29-
Iwas not q little surprised
and Keiner started with aS'
eoBishmenL
New-York tribune., 1868-05-01

WI KrrTY'S CLASS DAY-AUHT KIPP-PsYCHBs ART Pnos
10 each the three for Is CENTS sent by m,
LORiNg Pubhshsr Boston
C0MTEs POSITIVE PHlLOS0PHY-Just
~ published Price o. WILLIAM GOWASS, No us kAs~ast
"VNHE EYE THAT BRIGHrENS WHEN I
II CONE" Song. 20 Song Of The Letters from
Grsnde Duehes 80 cents Sword Of Ny Father" 70 eentG TEL
Plate Yn arrsnFenenIs IS Gratis Music mailed
FREDERICK BLUM No ms BroAwy second door Abos Twenty
Er.nrh IA nnnar
New-York tribune., 1868-05-01

SUPREME C0URT-COUNTY of NEW
- YORK K-HARRiBT n. HOFFMAN, Pauha against WILLIAM
H. RACBY and HELM RAChr his wife Defendauis-ln pnan
tie Sap Court Of the state Il made toe
the eighteenth day Of Aarh A. D. 1853 the
subscriber toe referee named sad gmrut Nh SET at pnbh su
on YTehspge Ssoo No III Broadway In the City ofNew
York THURSDAY the hvh tAy Of April thousand egat
hundred twelve O'Clock through H. LUDLOW
Co. Auonecrs ID, following described premises that Is TO yi AZ
pieces parcels Of ground situate lying. ard
City % N lork Ah taken together bounded
oos, Wit Beginning tie formed by tho
Ire 81 Broalsay with the noTthery line Of
third M street, sd running hsIce eaerl along The nerthery
line krtJht seventy f0 feet thence northery and AZ rEht
gss a nohery hnc Of kItylArdSL aud parallel With the
Esb sh hundred o0 feet and Eve 0 ahes thence
and parallel th sry hds Aforesaid, hundred and
eight la fee, osr Q 4d bali ~ nehes 70 5e e'y hne
hundred a1 ,s m fee, ASd onehaf W inches 10 the point
place of beg pg-Usted keu York April q, 1919.
JAMES W CAIRNS Referee, No. 10 Wallst, n. 7.
Miller sTorrESB BuHsH PscKHAs PaintiG's Atiorers
POSTPONED to Nav llth I88 At IA o'clock,
JAMES W. CAIRNS Referee.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-01

IPrOsn The Bdition Of 1877, .. J.
Imagining it may be
equally agreeable 10 you 10
k0r7l the circumstances OF
my life, many Of which you
are unaoquainted with, and
expecting the enjoyment Of
q Jeto tpeckS' uninterrupted
leisure, 1 sit down to write
them. Besides, there are
some other Inducements
hat eIeite me 10 MiiS under
taking. From the poverty
and Obseurity In which / was
born, and fIs tchieh I passed
alu earliest yearS, 4 haze
raised myself 10 q state OF
afiiuence and some degree Of
eeIebrity In the world. AZ.
constant good fortune has Gc-
eosRpaRled me epen 70 an GIl-
OGaoed period Of ltfe, my pos
terity piH perhaps be destroitS
Of Iem'niIlg the means lohtch
IenpIOyed, and tchteh, thanks
% PrOcidence, 90 tCei sue
eesded rith ne. 7hey may
also deem them NJ to be tB,i-
t0ied, should dRgof them fndI
AeH,selrfs IN similar elreum.
stances.
fPrOIA the Edition Of 1877. .. l0.ll
J s1sppOse you may like tOI
know schdt kind Of a men
aN father pdS. He had al
excellent constitution, and
Was OF q middle stature. +.
well set, aud very strong I;
he could draw prettily, and
was q little skilled IN music I;
A4s rOicC trds S0H0f'otis ana
Agreeable, so that when he
piayed on his violin aHc sung
withai, as he lrGS accustomed
40 DO after the business cf the
dav icaS 0reT, IL was ex-
treluely agreeable 10 hear:
ne had some knowledge OF
MECHANICS, and on occasion
MAS very handy with other
tradesInen's tools, but hls
great excellence was MS
eound understanding, &c.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-01

CTEINWAY HALL.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. MAY
THE GRANDESr CONCERT
or THE SEASON.
MR. JOHN DAkClB.
On which oeesSion -. - - -
THE MOST BRILLIANT ARRAY OF
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL ARTISTS
EVER PRESENTED IN ONB PROGRAMME
VOLUNTEERED THEIR SERVICES,
ALL or WHOM WILL APPEAR
PULL PARTICULARS IN FUTURE
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
TICKETS or ADMISSION. ONB DOLLAR.
Can bs obtained all the Music Stores and At the principal Hotels
Reserved 50 cents SehrmeIs No 70l BredNay a
the Theatcr Ticket oe koA II! and ia Broadway and al the ticket
Of ID Hall
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1868-04-15
Assumed Names.

sg F. r thoseilterested in literary mat.
tiers we give the following list of lead
ing writer's with their assumed sigma
tares: z . . Y d9id q ,2i
AZ Gail Hamflton-Miss Abigail Dodge.
B Florence Percy-Mrs Elizabeth Ar
kers. -s86I 7 ii1cA Yi7Hf
Timothy Titcomb-Dr j r Holland.
Orpheus G Kerr FL Newell.
Mrs Purtington-P B Sillaber. OF
'sArtemos Ward-C f Browne.
,n Doesticks PB-Mortimer p Thomp-
con. --.{rE
KIN Pepper J as NJ Morris. aeG
Mace Slipper, ESQ G Leland. l
Josh Billings-IIenry w Shaw.
Seems Pipes-Stephen Massett.
Net. BuntliDe-EZ G Judson.
Edmund Kirke-J r Gilmore.
Country Parson-A K H Boyd.
Mary Claves-Mrs q NJ Kirkland.
Currer Cell-Charlotte Bronse. r
Village Schoolmaster &c M Dick
inson.
Johnathan Q Smi,h-D s Uhl.
= Owen Meridith-Bulwer, Jr.
Barry Cornwall-W Proctor.
Author.of John Halifax, Gentle
man"-Miss Muloch. rss E
Ike Maryel-Donald G MITCHELL.
Jennie, .June-Mrs Jennie Crolly.
I Fanny sFerrn-Wife of James G Par
ton, (the historiau) and sistersof N r
Willis sIdV ssras NJ
Petroleum v Nasby-D R LOCKE.
e Howard Glyndpn- Mrs Laura G
Rsddens-E1cdrnge Paper,
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1868-04-15


presence rdepsuppn the globe ten or
twelve thousand q years ago But some
lqf be sGpie FrpfessioB Ehes objected
s1eeas b, ,fihes b great g age Of the world,
have sbees ledst acknowledge the cor
,Iectncss of thes seieptifie view, and its
consistency withreyelationA The same
results. will follow existing objections,
-ior though worthy of respect tie pres
ieptintsrpretation of the Bible is not
inspired t is the .glery of our fSa-
cred Writings, that their lustse is not
impaired sbyzthe discovery of new
trnths-pfiuciples not imsgincd in the
early history of the church-and that
its central doctrine remains anchanged,
while system fafter system of human
philescphy has arisen and saak into
oblivion. ;-.I,Ts lI.,1-
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1868-04-15
Speak Kindly to TbylWifeF

kpeak kindly, gently to thy wife,
I She Knows enough OF s6rrows;snj 1od
Dh /! seek not from each petty ill ,I9dW;
An angry word to .borrow.so Hoo hIr
For in her heart there's treasured love,
oh adaze It's golden worth ifU sT 5Gf
One gentle word, one smile of thiae,o.Iuu
Can ever call it forth, a. p1I
9iI5 GGTfd -1EI5 I99 % &c GuC
when thou art harsh, and stern and cold,
| And from thine own, dear ,home,IriIs
The sunshine of domestic love
In sorrow seek to roam;-- HsIag
Upon her heart thy cold words faHsl Ie5 4
! And chill loye's-tender life;
Then, Oh l-atn idst thy trials all, -
| Speak kindly to thy wife. b2S Taiioo y
u &c 90
Speak softly, kindly to thy wife l,t;H ri
| She may have left home
Of cherished love. and-to-thine- own loW
But scarce year hhFe comet hs3fH aia
Though ave ar ten have told the time
| And thou have shared its strife,
Whene'er thy footsteps homewafd turn, =
Speak gently 30. thy wife. digos,
Speak kindly, gently to thy wife;
She may be growing old, 70" az '.f
And soon ye both may garnered he 81 il
In shadows of the mould, ,I.-cv,
Speak gently, she has loving works =
To soothi thee cares of lifer -h13oT Z
OH then, when; trials round thee cling,
Speak kindly to, thy wife.
Z. .
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1868-04-15
oThe value OF Grass ssEaii6 6ss

The time has not yet come when far
n1ers appreciate, as they should btks salue
of grass. Every year dairy products are
becoming dearer, because the grass region
is limited, and only q few years win be
required to give any farm natufal for
grass a value which oGodfH now be
thought'excessives If1 wished TO buy a
farm for my pdsteritysl that o1Nohld -lbe
constantly increasing in value I Ieertain.
" should choose 1T in the region of
grass. For do know that during she
course of ones life a grass rfafm vail
bring more money and comfort and with
less work, than any otherfaFm, gthsther
en- the Scioto, the Wabasb, Or the Missisi
sippi bottoms, nor can q farH OF equal
value be. selected and made any ywhere
within the belt formed by ahea tropicss
the whole world laround.-4F5arnfen.oH
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1868-04-15

-4Inyestigaiors of the Law sf s@spd re-
p frt)that the sound waves resultiRgr from
o mans voice inordinarg peecAsgefEam
Ell ght to twelve feet in lengiHs while those
Of woman e voice are ofopitEp to fur
feet hence the pitch Of 9 sYenapis EClce
is more than an octave higher THAI e4as'
of man, AID itsrhigherr sopsds .tFsaect-
tayes.u sill Qidissoa g9qaaai 1se9Goris
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1868-04-15
Aneedole of Eugenie. dT

IF the Empress Epgenje ,reaalg Eaid
what is written in the following. par
agrafah. she bas a fine Ii3liizf, ftlk-tR
ing people 1896 bnf fadt bGpt 10
81 The Empressi met NE. Feyerrierf 1t
court, and ignorant that REaiseiof an
other astronomer. nj, Delauney, was
disagreeab1e to him, said 1--WE We're
delighted with NJ .Deladney's clear Rc-
ture.ili7 M heyerrier, forgetting
respect. due the Empress sapgrilgI re-
piled stMon Dieu. Madame, where
did you acquire patience enough to lis
ten to the stnpiditiesn or Deladney,s
drivels ?'' The Empress ecoollyo Gle;
piled : SAT your lecture, M LeHerrier, .
and walked away. N Leyergier new
er appeared at court again: g. 80.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1868-04-15

A Greek Maid being asked what
fortune she would, bring her husband,
replied, 81 will bring him what gold
cannot purchase-al heart unspotted,
Eaadsyirtue withoutqaostain, which is all
that descended to me from my pa
49,. ,,h u nf0Et S-Tii
AShtS. 300 ifo : ainrmf hrEnI q
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1868-04-15
/. Leap Year Sensation.

We find in an Atlanta paper lively
description Of a .tLeap Year Party" in
that city which was given by the Young
ladies instead of the unfortunate youths
who generally have to bear the expenses.
They. issued the tickets to the gentlemen,
sent their cards asking their, company,
managed all the arrangements for supper,
solicited their company on the floor for
sets in the dance, took positions ON the
right, led them TO and waited upon them
at the table, and in every hing else the
old and usual order of things was exact
ly reversed. 1t passed off very happily,
and amounted to sensation All par-
ties seemed to take the new order of
things quite naturally, and the soft bo-
SONS of the susceptible young gents were
no doubt in a constant futter of delight
.Sels,,a Messen9er-=-
We like this arrangement, but ques-
ton suggests itself. When the "atten-
tions" of young lady become so marked
as to be talked about by all the gossips in
town, and lead to the inference that they
"mean somethirg," and the youngly is a
little backward in coming forward, = we
suppose that it would be altogether proper
for the father or elder brother of the gen
tleman to call on the lady with an in
quiry as to her "intentions y Where,
however, the young lady is prompt and
"sushing, ;, and imploresl to know if her
love and devotion is to be rewarded with
the lovezef one for whom she has long
pined in secret would it be- the gsnteel
thing fer the gentleman TO sighi. blush,
hide his face behind bis fan, and refer,
his adorer tossPapa z" We merely wish
to know for the benefit of SOME, Of, our
very, modest and difficult masculine
friends, Leap year tactics are not much
und erstood hereabouts Kick3 Times:
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1868-04-15

f -Four ,THINGs:-According to AL
fonso, King Of Arragon, there are on
lly four things in this world worth liv-
ing for :-aOlds wine to drink, old
wood to burn, old books to read, and
old friends to talk with"
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1868-04-15
Not LIKE 'Ji Diner Folks. .

ii In the western part ofthes State thers
lives a queer stick bya the, name efsStar-,
key, who works for the, farmers renpd
about, when he works at all. pEph one
occasion he hired to- an Eng lishhen :
who, usually kept two or othree ahffed
men. cStarkey made his appearance Tin
due season for breakfast, and the, E1g :.
lishmD en-, as usual brought up from the
cellar the morning s ration Of wf.isk eyin a
mug-what he supposed sufficient Tor call
hands. 2 In consideration lefr Starsey be-
ing the .tnew handrZl he ahauitd nhin the
mug first. IfStarkeyg nothi6g sloth9 drain-
ed It without stoppingofo aakeJ brsatR -
Tho cEnglishman, mazed atsfhe fsil6w's'
4capacityG saidg irouieall y. fH ave usome'
more, Mr. Starkey 2ii ta0h9 Inc, ,Sssaid
Starkey, innoeehtly; tI neYerg takes big
drains, ike some fofksw 10 santussba
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1868-04-15

n- 1t is d sipgu1arfact that no: Presi-
dent, except those chosen By the DeInoo-
racy, has, since the tune of John Quincy
Adams, lived out the term for which he
was elected:
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1868-04-15

nss- had rather have newspapers
without govethment than d government
wishout newspapers, .e.s'rs.1'@4;, -.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1868-04-15

ssr Mrs, John MorttsseS sMboqis a.
large, fine looking Yomal, was sitting IN
the gallery Of the House q. keprssehat4h, kepra4I; ,
tiyes not long since, dressed ipBa cop
plete suit Of crimson, and sBla7ing with
diamonds One who protested 70 knqF,
says she displayed twenty fysa thousand
dollars worth Of Precionsr gems
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1868-04-15

rae The history. of world tells us,
that immoral means will ever intercept
good ends; ..,r., : ,.-.,' s,.se,,S.-s s9e,
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1868-04-15

~ pretty as.istn rean d slrs,zi, the.
men equally with brush and sjbllshx
An army,o liksp1wateryi dstsg CRATES dby
rest, and is kept fresh by mutionoii1iiia
Good words and good assd5 arc the
rent we owe for the air We brcatks.9 9e.sb
Many. dread being i'll who are very Vii.
ling their lives shopl I be, so: Aa.sln =. @
The grave Of "a freeman IS far gfapder
than the throne Of slave T gssgy =.
Marriage is like mpneyIi5seems 10 sEapts
il, and you don't get llt.gasLJ tsd, bs4ua
.ssNone talk SO loudly of bspeyslsnSaas'
those who aubsist omit, t,sianhsb sd jagm