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The Evansville journal., 1869-08-25
Tobacco Manufacturing E0use Re-
Haas n

CINeINNATI, August. 24.-The to-
baccO manufacturing house of j /.
Robbins was released to day, from the
seizure made couple weeks ago, for
the alleged use Of counterfeit stamps.
BY examination at Washington, the
stamps proved to be genuine. The
order for release came from Delano.
John Cattle, a policeman, was ar
rested for murder. La arresting John
Bebb last night, he knocked him
down. No unusual effects OF the blow
were seen at the time, but after go
ing to the station house he fell into a
comotose sleep, and to- day died.
Geo. Eckerly, late of Pittsburg,
Mo, died of sun-stroke at nine o'clock
tonight. The thermometer at noon
stood at 81, aud during the afternoon
at 81. The sky Is hazy this evening
Henry ~ Soria, of New Orleans.
who vas arrested here last week
charged with shipping foreign sugar
on which no duty had been paid, was
examined to-day before United States
Commissioner Eaton, and his bonds
fixed at S50.000 An officer from New
Orleans has arrived, with warrant
for his arrest, and he will probably be
taken there Tor trial.
This was another hot day, the mer-
curry standing at 81 at noon. There
is a strong breeze this evening, aud
indications of a storm from the North
west.
Several moro deaths occurred to-
day from the effects OF the heat and
whisky.
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Destructive CONFEDERATION
in Philadelphia.
Late Fereign Intelligeooe.

Late Fereign Intelhge0Cs.
ENGLAND.
LONDON, Aug. 24.-The TeIeqYaph
(LiberaD In an editorial says Ii Cuba
severed ner connection with Spain, it
would only form new bond with the
United States. England could feel no
jealousy at the aggrandizement. which
would complete the abolition Of slav-
cry as an institution. g
The postal service with Rio Janeiro
has been extended, and hereafter
there will be four mails monthly in
stead of two
LONDON, August "A. - From the
mass Of details of the condition and
promise of the growing grain crops
recently published, it seems to be the
general impression that the continu-
ance of the late dry and cool weather
has been of immense service to the
country. Much of the corn has been
already gathered, and another fort
night ike the past and the crisis of
the harvest will be over. The copious
rains which fell some time ago, though
they delayed, did not damage the corn.
The favorable change in the weather
stopped the advance In corn, but
great fluctuations are still expected,
as the crops throughout Europe, with
the exception of the interior of Rus
sia, promise to be light.
Rear Admiral Chads has been ap-
pointed to the command of the Eng
lish Pacific Squadron.
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NASHVILLE, August 24.-Weather
very hot this morning, with the uaeT-
curry at 900 at 10 o'clock. It is coSler
this evening, owing to heavy clouds,
which promise much rain.
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rosr orgloa nosE1 oHpEH 3YHrEM

The Money order syslcm Dt thc Post
once established for tha protection and
convenience af me people in making
money remittance. through tho malls.
Tho number of Money order 0mccs nave
recontiy been greatly Increased. ana there
Is now hartly n county in thi8 OBJ m8 ad-
Joining States whore one or moro OF these
offices rs not established This system
affords Tie sJcst and cheopeal method OF
making money rcmittauces DOB limited
amounts 70 aii parHOf the Uultod States
When 10 can possibly BE- avoided. U.gHeg
sboVld pcUer ~ SEM lt ae faaHs.
The charges lor Money 0rdela aro asI0I-
lows;
ON Ordcrb not ccclcding asJ.-a..l0 cents.
over GO and not cEc. e3lng $50 -.....IJ cents.
ggo si9....2J cont.
so SO .....g5 cents
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SPAIN

MADRID, August 24. -DDsensiOns
among the ministry are increasing.
Topeta threatens to resign it SOr
nilla persists in his severity towards
the Bishops.
The Republicans have petitioned
the Government for better food and
quarters for the Carlist prisoners.
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Z e 2 EG & A = Il

- - - &
More Hanging in nemphis.
Destructive Fire IL St.Louis
Sale Of the Boston Advert
ser Newspaper.
Man Killed oy his Insane
Late Washington It=ms.
The Eric & susquehaona
Litigation.
News by Atlantic Cable.
Passage Of First Passenger
Train over the NeWOurg
& New York R.R.
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The SusQuehanna RailFoad gquabbIe.

AAb DNGI IGCuE2AAts AuEAEVssG E4 4U6SBASs
r New YORK, August 24.-The Erie
and Susquehanna litigation made its
temperance IN Court day, before
Justice Barnard, on the motion to
punish Yanvalkenburg and Pruyn
TOR contempt, IN violating an injunc-
ton Of the Court restraining them
with interfering with the management
OF the road after the appointment Of
a Receiver by Justice Barnard. Van
YalkenbuTg and Ramsey were exam
ICED relative to the transactions Of
the Board of Directors since the IN
junction, and also as to the disposition
Of the books of the company, which
are still carefully concealed, the only
important information beiag elected
was that the books are still at Albany
and not IN custody Of Pruyn The
case was then adjourned over.
CIV. Lawrence, alias Matt Bid
dell, was arrested for swl8dling a st.
Louis firm. lie is also charged with
a bogus check operation,
The first bale Of new State hops was
on the market to-day.
The annual picnic Of the Fenian
Brotherhood, at Jones Wood, to-day.
was attended by 1900 persons. The |
best Of order was maintained
SARATOGA, August 24.-President
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P.ILADELrnIA. -. 80. >. Iss7.

II. Z. II ELNIBoLD. Druggist:
Degr Sfy--i have been sufferer, for mp
Wafu OI tWonty years, with gravel, blad-
der, and kidney affections. during which
TIME i have used various medicinal prepa-
rations, and bcen under the Treatment Of
Ihe most eminent physicians, experiencing
but little relief.
Having. seen your preparations extern
slNely advertised, consulted with my
iamlly physician in regard 10 us ng your
Extract Buchu.
did this because I had used all kinds Of
advertised remedies, end had found them
worthless, and some quite injuriOus; in
fact, deSpalrcd of ever getting well. and
determined 10 use no remedies hereafter
unless Knew Of the Ingredients 1t was
this that prompted noe to use your remedy.
As you advertised that il was com posed OF
buehu, cubebS, aud 5Unfper berries 10 Oc-
CURED To me atid my physician as an ex-
c4iteHL con- +DlpallJn, and, with his advice.
3itct an cGEullnatiOn OF the article, and
loneulttng again with the druggist, I con.
cluued TO Try IL. commenced It's use
about eight months ago, at which Time !
was confiued 60 my room From the first
bottle 1 was astonIshcd and gratified at
the beneficial effect, and after using Sc
three weeks was able to walk out. / felt
much IKE writing you tuiI statement ~
M case az that time, bat thOugbt my ina
provement might only se temporary. and
therefore concluded To deter aud see IL a.
mere satisiactoT5, 10 me.
am noig abic 10 report That n cure Is
eiIected' after using the remedy Tor five
( have not used it any now for tnree
months, and feel as well IN an respects as
Your Bucliu. being devoid Of any un-
pleasant taste and od r., q nice tonic aud
lnFlgoratOf cf the s. zl1 IA j DO not mean
70 be without IL wherever occasion may
require As use IN such afections.
NJ. ucCoRHicK.
statement, h9refers 10 the following gen
tietnani
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rms medicine Increases the power of
dlgestionr and excitei the absOrDemts into
healthy exercise, by which the watery OF
ealcareOus dispositions, ana an unnatural
enlargemebts, as well a. pain aud Inflam-
nation are reduced, and IL is taken by
men. women, ana chtltre n. Directions for
use and diet accompany.
The Evansville journal., 1869-08-25

PARIS, August 24.-The Empress
and Prince Imperial arrived at Lyons
on their way to the East.
The late American Ministers in
South Amortization. McMahone,
from Paraguay, and blr Worthington,
from, Buenos Ayres, are expected
here oh their way to the United
States. 1t is reported that, when the
Minister reached the lines of the allies,
he was badly received by the Brazil
i4ns, although Count Dew had noti-
fed the army Of Tic expected arrival
of the Minister.
The reported pillagiug of the
American Legation at ASCENSION, is
confirmed
PARIS. August 21-Galyatori Patti,
father of Adelina and Carlotta Patti,
died here yesterday.
The official news OF amnesty to
the French exilcs was received with
unequiv0cal demonstrations Of graft
tude and sympathy towards Napoleon
and the Government.
Felix Piatt has returned to Paris.
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EOR SALE.

KS0Es =AEE-V ABLE MAIN
Z STREET PROPERTY-Tha splendid
property known as the Egler property,
situated Oh the west corner Of Main and
Sixth Streets, fronting 1917 feet on Main
street and 40 feet on Sixth Street. said
property is offered tor sale ut low figures
on easy terms. apply to
J. P. E1LIJl OTT & SON,
Real Estate Agents,
Corner Locust and Third Streets.
feI6 dtf
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ID r0nEI0MC ConNTHIE--

North German Duiout HueiHdIur nIl the
Gormau state. qua AustTla8 Belgium on
the NolheIland8-L Lc0era. tot cngh f oE.
or fraction thereof nH closed mail ll CTS.
by open nait lD cts NetNfuGpfFs. by closed
mall cts. BY open mail ctH.
Great britain and lreland --LcNcT1, per
- on u cts HcHIi0pc#, els
Canada -Lcftcr', per = oz.. cts. Mouse
pnpCT8, = cts.
FRANCE LfHerE Icr oz., f5 cfsi Nlt1aa
p0pcrat cias
Switzerland nnd Italy allan. bv closed
mail, per 5& oz la ctH.s bv Hreneh mail
per "a o.. ~ ciH; NcWfp0pgH aY closed
mail, 4 cts.
Mex,c5-heHers, per IS o.. I0lts.i NeiO4-
pnpCr8, . cts.
Further In formal Iuu aa ~ fHlca OF PoHLs
ago % iDIelHu c1uu rIeH GHu Ha onldiHed oH
application go tne CASHIER 9nce.
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New York, August 24-V. Collier
tclegraphs from San Francisco that If
Gov. Mitchell's proclamation, declar-
ing the Navajoes outlaws, be enforced,
it will break up the agency and school
at Fort Defiance, as there are no
United States troops nearer than Fort
Wingate, forty-eight miles westward.
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Tho Healing POol.

An Essay FOR Young Men on the Crime
Of Solitude, and tbe Diseases and Abuses
which create imPediments 10 NARaIAGE,
with sure means OF relief. Eent in sealed
letter envelopes, free of charge. Address
Dr. j. SkILI4lN HOUGHTDN Howard
Association, Pniiadeifhia, Pa.
iunI2 d1m Tsp AN
The Evansville journal., 1869-08-25

ao!n Patches Procklcs Il Tao.
Fbe ONLY RELIABLE REMEDY ioi
.;oss BROWN DIscoLoRArIoEs on the iace
Fsr-.rs Afoth and FfecEIe Lofsois. i'rc'
.ared only by i)r. r. c. PERRY, - Bond
street, New York. sold eYerywhere.
narz8 d6uu
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nItcd States Government SEQ
Bonds fpar value fS7S gfOl. mar
Unadiusted losses, sl8.5oo. '''''''70'


IAAAg " AlAAm0laf ]
Auditors Office, Dept. of Insurance. !
Springfield, Aug. 5, 1868
whereas, the Republic Insurance CONF
panyY located at Chicago, la the State OF
ILLINOIS, has filed in this Office "a statement
oI the condition Of It's affairs, as reauffed
Dy the provisions Of an act approved
march il, 1863, showing that 10 Is possessed
OF lhe required amount of capital as re-
quired by law and Whereas, an examine
Llon Of the Attain and condition of said
company, made by me ia pursuance OF
the provisions Of the act Aforesaid. mas
lully Ncrined the statement as filed ni this
oiIice by Said Company:
NOW, therefore, ia pursuance OF tho proc
YMlOhs OF the act Aforesaid, Il Charles y.
Lippincott, Auditor of Pubic "A AccOuufs of
the state Of Illinois, do hereby certify that
the said Republic Insurance Company is
tuthoilzeu 10 transact IFS appropriate bust.
ness of Fire and Marine InBurance fn this
state, IA accordance with the laws there
q, until the thirty-hrst day OF January
AID. IspD
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SEW ADyEgFlSSH ERTS.
PATENr. RIGHT SOP SALE.

PATENT RIGHT FOR SALE.
TFSHHE UEDERSEG sIG8. HAVING
4 purch ased the entire aud sole right
to sell LEACHE'S SELF-ALTING SPIN
MING MACHINE in the $ a es of Indiana
and Illinois, is prepared TO sell county
rights or to supply all orders Tor machines
IN the two states, or will sell the entire
rIght'of both or either OF these States on
liberal terms. Cali at the store room OF
Schsefer, GTueh q Kehr, Third street. be-
tween Main and Sycamore.
aus dat ". G. DUCLOS.
The Evansville journal., 1869-08-25

IRE AT1IEN - HelmbOid's highly con-
centrated compound Extract Buchu Is de-
eldedIy one OF the best remedies for dis
eases OF The bladder, kidneys, gravel
dropsicaI swellings, rheumatism, and
gOuby auecLlOnS. Under this head we
nave arranged Dysuria, or difficulty and
pain IN passing water, scanty secretion or
small and frequent discharges of water;
Irangury, or stopping of water; HERNIA
turlai or bloody urine; GOut and Rheuma-
tlsn or The Kidneys, without any change
IN quantity, but Increase OF color, or dark
cd by the late DR.. Physick, ia these afiec-
ttons.
The Evansville journal., 1869-08-25

SARATOGA, August 24.-President
Grant has notified the Lelands, Of
the Union Hotel, that he will visit
Saratoga on the 18th inst.
The Evansville journal., 1869-08-25

Recapture of 3 Murderer
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AnaiLor Pnblln Acconnla

f1llAAtEll8l0t august lu. 1851
George M. Biinkerhad, do hereby Ger.
tliy that by authority OF Hon. g. u. lip
piucOtt, Auditor Of Public Accounts of the
state OF Illinois. 4 examined personally.
IN detail the boOFs, papers, vouchers and
assets of the Republic Insurance Company
OF Chicago, and found the said Company
70 possess in their own right and ntlo the
following assets, 10 wit.
United states Bonds, 5-20s fpar
&8lsO00)s market Vaiuc ll55 551.-.fi 0l0,37 10
uonaf .-s...-..s----- ia7 80 -
Cash Ia course Of lnaunmissiOn,
July !, 1850 tbut since received) 1883 66
Premium notes taken for ma
rlne ftAig8 mostly lbills receiV-
able) i75, 1888 20
Due CAS- per buoks) q om agents
10 Ontce and from other Iu8ur-
ance eompnniese........ .....4........... - .870 "a
5alvagcs and reclamation
claimed by the Com p8uy ....... 22ji "a
Ofdcu fuTnilurc and fixtures b.. zy73 "a
asraaaaae
Total .................... .........sl 4.8 208 So
Given under my hand, at Springfield.
Illinois, the date above written.
6BORq& M BRrNKEHMOFr.
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FLUID EXTRAcT RucHu.
The FGidney -.

Inc kidneys are two in number, situated
at the upper pant Of the Ioin, surrounded
" iat, anu consisting OF three parts VIZ (.
i Ine Ahteii Tor, the Interior, and the Exte-
The anterior absorbs. Interior consists
OF tissues or veins, which serve as q de-
post for the urine and convey It to the
exterior. The exterior is a conductor also
terminating in single ttrae, ana called
me Ofeier. The ureters are connected
The bladder Is composed OF various COW
eT1ngS or tissues, divided into parts, viz
tne Upper, the. Lower, the Nervous and
retains. Many have a desire to uriuafe
without the ability; others urlnate with.
occurs IN children.
10 cure these affections, we must bring
lHLo acLiOh the muscles which are engaged
IN their yar1Oos functions. If they are
neglected, Gravel or DrOpsy may ensue.
The reader must als0 be made aware,
IAat, however slight may be the attack,
II Il. IS sure 10 affect the bodily health and
mental powers, as our flesh and blood are
supported from these sour,e
GoUE, OR RIIEUaIATIs@.- Pain occurring
II the IONS IS indicative OF the above dis
eases 1ney occur IN persons disposed TO
acid stomach and chaIky cOneretions.
THE GRAYEL.-The gravel ensuts from
neglect or improper treatment Of the kid
is not expelled from the bladder. hnt
allowed to remain 10 becomes feverish,
and sediment forms. IL is from this de
post that the stone is formed, ana gravel
ensues.
DRoPsY is % collection of w3ter in some |
parts OF the body, and bears different |
names, according to the parts affected 1
viz: when generally dihusod over the |
1Ody, 10 is called Anasarca. w haIl nf fhe |
The Evansville journal., 1869-08-25

EUu+ w ~. BlSleT, RX Governor Penn'a.
Hon. Ihos. =. Florence, Philadelphia.
ton J, &. Knox Judge, Philadelphia.
Ht,u. y. >. Black, Judge, Philadelphia.
ton. u. II. Porter. Ex-Governor Penn'a.
Hon. Ellis Lewis, Judge Philadelphia.
Ion. =. g. drie'r, udge. y s. Court.
phla.
lion. ". a Porter, CITY solicitor, PhIs-
deiphIa,
Hon. John BI.ler, eX-ti9v. California.
Hon - Bansss Auditpr-Generai, WASH
ingt0n, .. e.
anu many others. If necessary,
sold by druggists and dealers every
where. Beware of count eTfeits. Ask FOR
Helmb0ld's. Take no CJner. Price 81 p
per bot tie, OF bottles for c6 80. Delivered
70 any address. Describe symptoms in all
communications.
Address III. 4. IIELMBoI.D, Drug and
Chemical Warehouse, 59i broadway, n, y,
RYONE ARE GENUINE UHLEss
~ done up in steel-engTaved wrapper,
with fac-simile OF my Chemical Ware
house, and signed II. T. HELMBOLD.
tjylS d2ml
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DufchFs-s Bend shot Gaz. HesI hug
Rufeite-''5 lightning Fly Killer.
Sold by Druggists Everywhere.
Mayo dWIm IsNl
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DRoPsY is "a collection of wfter in some
parts of the body, and bears different
names, according TO the parts affected,
body, 10 is called Anasarca; when OF tine
abdomen, Ascites; when OF the chest, Hy-
dIothOrax.
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In testimony whereof

- AAaAA AAAAnAI MAAEA&NN
4 have hereuntO sub
scribed my name and
ahlxed the seal OF my
ofllee, at Springfield,
this th day of August.
A ID. ls0D.
The Evansville journal., 1869-08-25

Inc kidneys are two in nunlbe situated
az az inc me upper pant Of the Ioin, surrounded
ny 1y Ist, ana consisting OF three parts, viz:
riOr.
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10000 HHTIIW
VOL. /.


FTNEFAR1ls AND CITY RROPERTy cons
staetiy 6fisred fer sale On fair tersis, Parties
desiring teseib are Eeminded that Tie dyeftiser
ments and circulars of this Agency go Into ey-
cry county and State. especially 70 80 east thus
dEaBing gQpA buyers from Sabroaa ynlch
is an advantage 70 real estete owners or this TINS
The soIioWin,g choice Real Property is now Of
sered for sale, upon terms quite advantageous to
10 Acres. A ane Farm haiftimber land with
good {mproyenaeRts, located in AshtaPuia Coln1
rs Acres Best Farm Of its size in Ravenna,
Location superior, soil well adapted to Gr11Z
ctiifirafi0n by . No. fafarmerz Improtements
In good condition. &15,e0 per acre. tPoorer
farms in poorer localities are selling at $iOO'n
iaO Acres. Near town, fine sandy soil, good
Improvements. and contains best timber lot in
IS Acres. Uhpafaielledi as sifeofer las Fruit
Farm Can extensive Nursery, Ertflb Rnd Gar
den Farm is much needed here. and would make
the fortune Of its Possessor) Soil and improve
10U Acres in Paris township. very neat and
eheSp ieS asre ss, 4 Gshs sgia fine Grain or
Grass Farm Fine section. $500 per acre.
60 Acres in windham, cheap and good
oas Acres inalaotsiD nm, n good dah6mestsadss ~
% Acres IN Edfnbufgh oferet far e11De,&
/ 40 Acres in Rootstown. $30O,00.
40 Acre lot in Ravenna, no buildings
y Acres in Randolph, good Improvements.
100 Acres miles from kayenna- 90 per acre.
SAlktSet SmileF fraznr leagennAFf sa15 per acre.
81 kiSesfa kNenhai so Q9 Hef atae. @ 1I
10 Acres in Ravenna, $3000,Oo.
100 Acres in R6otstOwn, offered cheap
90 Acre lot in Rootstown, offered cheap.
Michigan Farms, Wisconsin, 9oWstsnzt Kansas
lands.
Twelve houses and lots at Ravenna, at prices
from $500 to $7O00
Business Stands, &C., &c, at Ravenna-
Buyers cannot afford to- purchase without hrst
consulting the latest lists Of this Agency
Parties desiring to buy should write enclosing
stamp for circular, or call personailynk the 13W
e3kAa4 TZIf aKA.1K1BEMAN.
| { OEF1cE foxef St0se and Tin sStore,9
east end Rhenix Block, Hasenrias Ohio zlla
Dec 81 1885, IT,.
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.iaI AM 9Eichfrenopgh, says Pope to
Swift, and can afford to give away a
F!lullnqgd hundred t pounds u year. VI. would not
CRAWL crawl upon the earth without doing
,goed. LMill gsnjoynthe pleasure Of
what give by giving it alive, and sees
ing another enjoying it. When 1 die
sIoslfoaldp beiashamedi to leave IeRough
fora monument, fla wanting hffiend
IFS above gToaad.i That speech ofPope
is sufficient ltoiimmoftaliIei him indea
'pehdently of his philosophical verses.
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SIX 1f4fLa rEIsF osiTHE FENDER.

In my heart there Iiveth picture 3'.' p 'i
Taof q Kitchen. rude and old. ,slc4 n" 80
Whese the Aae light tripped o'er the rsfters;
And Redeemed the roofs brown mold;
Gliding the stream from the Kettle
r9hae humnaed on the foof-wofn Hearth, iionI
Throughout all the liyelong evening fra,
Its measure of drowsy .mirth.
Because Of three slight shadows ~
-3raat ifesc6ed that rude cid foohiLsRh EST
Beesqse of tie voices echoed. .g4o94 g 81 Za
Up mid the raftersi gloom ,l,s-, l.,.,.s
Because Of the feet on the fender,
ilSiNrestless, white little feet- ~ ~''ii.
The tbohghts of thafdear old kitchen 80
Arg 70 me 50 fresh and sweet. ..;.,.,..
lWheuthe arst tashon the window g .aiiF
az Tod of the coming rain;;,os.g rf;aoifif,b
U,h! where are the fair young faces
That crowded against the pane?
.Whils bits0 frelight stealing o baigi0Iq
:, Their dimpled cheeks between ge;5i},ul
Went struggling out in the darkness.
In shreds OF silver sheen ii''l' '''7t -
ens1gBS oil 10 33iIsgL sdf 10 tGG
Two Of the feet grew. weary, battoffe trgo,
One dreary, dismal day,
-khd&e tied itAahz with snow white riia,eiis,,i
o leaving him there bysthewaypi 02 OF p,
There was fresh eiay on the fender -:.a.
That sad and wintry night, 49,,
For the four little feet had trackedft, 1871 III
From his grave on tifeB brown hills height.
0t nI99s Got3aiiisGW I'll 59Y9ihi ~
OH why or this darksoms evening" : l.Te,,s,.
This evening of rain and sleet,
Rest Iny fdet all alone on the hearthstone. 'io
tGlOhIyRhera are tileofher feefs+ie5jo old
Aret they tyeading the pathway of virtue, f,soi
- That win bring US together, above?
Or have they made steps that WIN lampen . Il
haA sisters tffeiess loSeajalli b9aHosIG r
s4sd eeTuiIuY-Cco,RssIE WILLIAMS Laws I
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and ret the best implements and Fruit Cal
arLd se6Any STOCK Or 3eiidfor sECitdhiar, befoFf
purchasing elsewhere. r5l
Garden and Fruit Plants OF my raising. at MY
residence GARDEN HILL FARM. ~
6I -2(IiT .1is. TX miles east Of Rayennas Ohio. 81
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,slIgsis.not study ,alolssthat produces prod q
igFiter-it isIintsas.tg,Rin the mind, d,
as 10 the chimney, to make i The fire
burn hot and Qqicknyon nl9st marrow
the draught.-
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A NYTHlEG you ksut done In the litienf Bill
n Heads, Cards Posters, Pamphlets, &C.. be
sure aud come 70 the Press 0fdce. on Chestnut
Street, RCrtA END Of Empire Block.
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