davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1869-02-18

iADyKKrIsENEHrs for insertion in the
eTASbARD, must be handed In by noon on Tues.
Aag each week. as the paper Is made up on Tues
day evening. Aoi
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1869-02-18
CONSUMPTION CAN BIZ CURED.

An Eastern medical periodical givrs an In
terestlbg account Of the complete cure Of Mrs.
Amos Staufer, VI Manor. Lancaster county, Pa.
Of hereditary CONSUMPTION. Her parent, and
several brothers aud sisters died Of this terrible
disease. Mrs Stalfer was herself reduced to
mere skeleton; the pulse at 10; her breath
ing painfully difficult; expectOrations very ex-
cesSive; dlarrhea worse than chronic. and her
condition 30 hopeless that at q conference Of the
old and skillful ph, sicians she was pronounced
ineurabe. At this stage Of the disease, DR.. s.B.
Hartmap, Of Mlersyille, Lancaster county, Pa,
physician Of fourteen years standing pre-
scribed MISHLER'S HERB BITTERS. The
patient soon experienced pleasing iDVigoratIng
sensation throughout her system. and encour-
aged by her friends TO eOntlnne under DR.. Hart.
mans treatment, she did So gradually lmproV-
Ing under increased doses according 10 her
strength. until she entirely recovered. Mrs.
Stauter Is still living In the full enjoyment Of
perfect health. e. B. Herr, Esq, President Of
the Lancaster County (Pa..) National Bank,
substantl.tes the particulars Of this most WOn-
derful case.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1869-02-18

ALL persons indebted to the firm Of
Sutherland & Adams will please call and ssttle
Immediately, as Mr.. Adams expects 60 leave
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1869-02-18

WE have received from Hon. Johb
Sherman his speech In the U. 8. Senate on the
Public Debt and the Currency.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1869-02-18

D. W. CHERINGToN, ESQ, county
Treasurer, started on Monday last to Columbus
to make his annual settlement. Mr.. Long went
with him.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1869-02-18
Road Notice.

There will he petition presented to the Com
missiOners ofJackson county attheir meeiing on
the first MONDAY in March next. asking for tic
establishment Of a county road as follows: Be-
ginning at the county road near John Richards
(near Vega in Bloomfield township in said conn
ty, thence north along lane TO The old State
road near the residence Of Joseph Scurlock
thence along said road TO said Joseph Scurlock'G
residence, thence along lane east Of said scur-
ocksresideuce following read now used for
travel toDayid McNesls, thence north following
said road as near as practicable io the county
roadsnear the residence Of William " ilhauis, 70
obsetys said route Is near as practicable.
Jan. %, '69-BH. PETITIONERS.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1869-02-18

Levi DUNCAN, mis-repreSentativs Of
Jackson county, came home last week
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1869-02-18

SAVE YouR MoNET.-Buy where you
can buy the best and cheapest.
Best Family Flour at $500 per barrel. Retail
smaller quantities in proportion.
Jeans, Flannels LinseyI, CassimereS, satinstts
Blankets, Stocking Yarn, &C., at low prices.
BUM, DAVIS & co.
Dec. 10. est Franklin Mills, Ohio.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1869-02-18

The attention Of our readers Is directed to the
advertisement of GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE, in
another part of this paper. .-
This truly Valuable Medicine is recommended
BY all who use It, Read the certificates
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1869-02-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.
CONVALESCEETS,

Or persons recovering from Fevers or any Of the
malignant forms Of disease, will find Roback's
Stomach Btters invaluable az tonic and stimu.
rant for removing eli the prostrating effects
which follow disease II supplies the great want
so long felt for . safe and reliable tonic and
appetizer.
SOLD By
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1869-02-18

A GENTS WANTED in every CITY. TOWN
N and COUNTY in the United States to sell
our new and popular engraving. THE PRESI-
DENTS OF THE UNITED STATES. elegantly
engraved and handsome ly printed in colorS, % x
81 inches, on heavy plate paper, making the
most beautiful and saleAble picture ever issued,
appropriate for the Parlor or Counting g-house.
Agents are making from TWENTY-FIVE TO
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS PER WEEK.
Send for our Circular.
TO AGENTS. SPECIMEN COPIES OF the
above picture will lie sent to any address by
mail. carefully put up upon the receipt Of the
RETAIL PRICE, TWO DOLLARS.
Address
RUSHTON & CO., Publishers,
219 DOCK STREET,
Philadelphia.
Fab IL TO 4w
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1869-02-18
Probate Notice.

George Metcalf, Executor of Arthur MetcalE
Andrew and John G. joyce Executors Of VII.
liam Joyce, Peter Pickrel. Administrator Vf sa-
rah Hatfield, Harrison Wallace, Administrator
OF John d. Wallace Benjamin BrunscGm. Ad-
ministFator of HeEekish Shepard Ellen Muir
ply, Administratnk of John Murphy. Rebeoca
Delay Administrative of Ambrose Delay. Andrew
j. Dever Guardian OF David n. Russell, Miranda
Searl Guardian Of Francis NJ. Mault, Miranda
searl Guardian of Andrew Blacks children, IL
ram Steward Guardian of Thomas J. and sa-
mantha A. GOrsuch, Susan Cherngton Guardian
of her children. and Bennet Anderson Guardian
Of Thomas II immer's children, have filed their
accounts for settlement in the Probate Court Of
jackson county Ohio. and the same will he ex-
amined and healdOn the 27Lh day nf februar!
A. d. 1869. J.W. L0NGB0N, PrOb Judge.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1869-02-18
BLOOD Purifiers

FROM HON. GEO. W. WOODWARD
Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court Of PeHnsyIvanies
PIN AD ELPHfA, March 10, ls6E
fad HoofGHEs German Ri4sTS H nOt - 'HeosS
eaiiHg beverage but good tOaie useful ~ dtsOrd
" he digestive 0T0dRS, aHd Of great bsReh n oaSN -
debility aHd UaHf Of HsTpOa action, i" The systsS-
GEO. W. MsoDRAEG~
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1869-02-18
DEBILITY,

DEBILITY, .
Tiers h no 4nediein> equal 70 HooaanfS 0ersnoN
Biaers Tonic in n caSes ~ DebSttY
They isipaTt tsns 4dHd vtgr % The Uhose
gysteBl, ttYGngthsH the appehte, oaess
an enjoVmeHt of Meww food enable he ne.
mach 70 digea H. purify the blood, gre good SOHHd
hedEty compilation eradicate he yelo0 tige from At
eye fTpart bloom to he cheeks and change s Pdtient
from skort-breat.ed e1aacidied tyedk, and nerves.
iavalid TO fiii:faced stOut and vigorous Pers0H.
Weak and Delicate Children arg
made strong by using the B1lters o.
Tonic. In fact, they are Family med4
cines. They can be administered win
perfect safety 10 q child three nOnth4
old, the most delicate female, or maB
Of ninety
Thsss Resasiies a7s he bet ....
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1869-02-18

Attachment.
Thomas C. Mitchell. as Execn-1 Before D. W.
tor Of David II. Mitchell, deed Wmfough, j. P.
plaintiff, OF Lick town
against ship, jackson
William Donnelly, Defendant. county, Ohio
On the 4tb day of February, A. D. 1869. said
Justice Issued an order Of attachment in the
above action for the sum of $1,000, with inter-
est from April 2Sd, 1868.
Thomas c. Mitchell, Executor
of David H. Mitchell, deco
Feb. II, Cs-Sw. By J. W. Laird, his Atty.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1869-02-18
HoOfland's German Tonic

h a combination Of all the Sz0redtenGs Of s Btt@sf
i0ih PURE SaRtd CTsS Rum, 0TaB0e, etc. s GSs@
for ns same diseases az De Birs IN cases hprs sDR(
pure alcoholic aimuts is required You tOiu beU -
mind udt aSIC TeHsediss entirely different JFOss
any oeTS ddpeTtissd for the cure Of he disedtes named
eSe being scientific preparations Of medicinal ezraes
while he Others are mSrs dsooeioHs Of N sOSnS
form The TONIC Is dAtdsdly Of the ssost pisa<
aant and agreeable remedies offered 30 as pubt4
Rfe-giving szhardtiH0 aHd nedietHdI qudtitst hoSB
edassd q % Be kaosOA az lbs created q al toatea
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1869-02-18
Hoofland's German Bitters

r. entirely vegetable, and contains na
liquor. II IL compound OF Fluid EXS
tracts. The Roots, Herbs, and RaFl6s
from which these extracts are made
AZ Al e: s:'9:::sS9 $:s9 lG,'%Issz; 7I1;a!z:
are extracted frOm them by
q seientf f6c D chemist. These
extracts are then forwarded 70 this
country 70 be used expressly for the
manufacture of these Bftters. There ts
no alcoholic substance Ofany kind used
In compromising the BltIers, hence iG Io
the only Bitters that can be used iR
easeS where alcoholic stimulants are
not advisable
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1869-02-18
T. ]. PURSELL,
G. T. PURSELL.

With reference to the foregoing notice, We
beg leave 10 say, that all the advantages which
can be gained by long experience In this line Of
business, and by ample facilities, will be secured
to our patrons, and we solicit continuation Of
the confidence 80 literally bestowed upon the
late firm. 4s.
It Is earnestly urged that those knowing
themselves indebted 10 the old hrm, and whose
accounts are now due, viii arrange for and make
immediate settlement.
PURsELL, EWING 4 co.
POrtsmouth, o., Jan. Is. 90.
Fah 1l.-at
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1869-02-18
MARRIED.

At the parsonage in Jackson, Feb. 9th, BY
Rev. I. B. Bradrick, Mr., HIRAM MAYHEM and
Mrs. Many YEEIAN, ell Of Jackson county.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1869-02-18

CHANGE OF FIRM. undersigned,
partners In the firm heretofore known OF 7. j.
Pursell & Co., respectfully announce that we
have associated with US Mr.. Z. e. Ewing, and
have formed a cd-partnership under the 1rm
name Of Pursell, Ewing It Co., for the cOntinu-
alton Of the Wholesale and Retail Queensware
BuuInes. MRS. AMANDA PURSELE,
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-03-05

- Punch says. Woman Ar.
said 10 have stronger attachment
than men. u is svineod 10 littls
things. A man is ofion attached ,o
an old hati bat did you ever hoow
Of a woman having an ateaohmsr,
!. tor r an old bonnstf' Echo answers.
Never" q ls..t - >
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-03-05
Woke up The Wrong Man.

An Irishman stopped at country
hotel to stay all night. The landlord
informed nim that the beds were all
full bat oRs and negro occupied that,
Pat concluded 70 sleep with the "na-
ger" paid his bill and requested the
landlord to wake him before daylight
in the morning, as be wished 70 reach
tie home Of relation, who lived tew
miles ahead in time for breakfast.
The negro awoke during the night
and striking q light ascertained that
an lrishman was in bed with him.
Knowing the antipathy Of the Irish
10 the eolored race, he concluded TO
make negro Of Pat So with burnt
cork he soon accomplished his object.
When Pat reached bis destination the
next morning be was very indignant
at bis friend, who insisted DO never
saw him before.
Don't you know me--pat Ma
lonel" says Pat, "who came over
wild ys from Ould Ireland, and who
worked wild ye on the railway 10 New
York; M
"Yss,S said the other, a | rensm-
ber Pat Malone, but Pat was a difs-
rent looking man 10 what ye are"
Pat happened 10 look into the mir.
ror at this point, and bisrising anger,
which bad begun 20 get the better Of
him quickly subsided. Turning 10 bic
friend, be said ..,,.',
40 Jsmmie, beg yonr pardon for
this intrusion, bat sbure, am not TO
blame, for it's aIl the fault Of that land.
lord where ] stopped all night, who
made . mistake and woke up ths ma
ger instead Of waking me-
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-03-05
Cod uannts.

A brother and slater were play,
ing in the dining-room, when their
mother set q basket Of oskes On ne
tea.tablO and went out. Z
"How nice they look Z" said tbs
boy, reaching to take one. His sister
earnestly objected, and even draw
back bis hand repeating that il was
against their mothers divction.
eShe did not count them, said he.
"But perhaps God did, answerod
the sister. msta ssst
So be Withdrew from the tSn,pta.
ton, and sitting down, seemed TO
meditate. tYou ara rightt' replied
he, looking at her with cheerful YET
seriousair, "God does count, for The
Bible says tho hairs Of our head are
all numbsred.a
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-03-05

wonders Y jurisp EotS on ghsir Vsfdlets, Of
Compromise with sssA oth,r, nnd how justice
sAA BE- attained IN thAt way--as though
twelvs honsst men dld not comprehend tks
lay, and, a sworn 10 DO, render their Ysr-
dista according to what each Of them under.
'tand and believe to b, Independent Of tho
oSiiious Of the other jurorS, the rights due
70 thsl@St;iaE parties, Then hs wondorn
" the Honorable Court has Any feeling "a
the matter, which Ohs Of the lawyers hs
d'nsd with. and "a nost intimate witAAl--and
what bis politics are, a. thougl that kSd
anything on earth to do With hil ofisial ac-
tioa. ThSa he hears, ia insginatioA, some
one within tbs bar discussing tho inertia Of
this Aad that man'u security on his prsaesu.
ZION bond. In this case the plaiAtlG has So.
earSd property, bat the oOurt ordered coz.
tsorori e ruPsritdsa', the Clark took sn insai-
acisnt security on tho bond and without any
fault Of the creditor, but By q tesbnicality Of
Law, the property AATiOg been squandsfsd, he
lSS's his dsbt, aAd hs lS too psnr 70 afford
H. A. Though No remedy s1iltsd, il passes
of like ether cAssi o. mistake, tkat, mere or
lees, will trouble the brains and conscispess
Of Gll Courts AAd their attarhss. The srad-
itor goes home, thinks he's ssindlsd, but
don's know bOK--coinsI to the conclusion to
lose II, aad nStbing moro 10 heard Of bin.
Ahsr few more thoughts Of a similar
ehAfAetsr aad some inquiries as 10 ths Sost
to the good people u the county VI csftaia
hstle ascs,sarJ expenses, be rs,ireS from the
Conr' to"m prrhApTa wis~ II act better
man, and u bis Own SolidItatioa, Visits tls,
Coapty Jail. There 10 nsiEabsr boy--hs
knew ham ysArs ago, be was wicked boy
thsn--RSw eon6osd, charged With horse
stealing 0thsr strange fasaI arsthsrs, scns
for murder, and othsrS for lsss cfsussa. A
poor, ill-elAd vomah, with ace indicating 4
poverty, bat no svidsAesS Of crime painted
in the sountsnanco, raesdsr TO The shadow of
her leAsly cell. AS be passes. HOrrihsd with
the gloomy abode and dilsustsd with ths
fosl air Of the prison. .hOuss, he pAlss On to
the d,po. AAd dRdt Sat li.,ls there Of inter-
slt. except hsrs and there within it, spacious
walls, stacks Of prOdacs. He visits otbs.
places Of inpOr,ancs, 6nds tAs town supplied
with dhsly. .noarishisE Fsnals oolisgs, and
Othsr schools Of less Importance. Takes a
birds aye 'iaW from an 'mintnt polnt, and
POndsrI over What he has sssn, Aad eOnparss
il With what hS had aesA before. Tea years
aEO, ths tsnsmsn,s wsrs here, bat how
changed the tsnAnss Arsl Ths bills are here,
the stream Cows on, the trssu aouriAh aud
SOus Of the ihbabi.aass remain, but Oh, how
changed Tine, thou hast made rapid
strides in ten shorl yssrA, Fields hare bsSu
lain WAat', buildisgs dilApidA.sd, hoar.hs de-
Iola,sd, locks made grey, and hearts cold aud
sullsn. Perhaps thsR wis infold the risElStD
Of fair ons'l sressss, TO adopt brighter
sOSIan', and lsars behind ,hesA brightsr
and happier asssiry. sESpROnIUs
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-03-05

4 water, the remains were terribly dis
figured. All tho hair, whiskers and
moastache hsd'disappeared from the
head The hody, however. was easily
recognized from the clothing, and
from peculiar scar upon the right
aide of the upper lip, from a mock,
diamond breast,pin. and from the
rings upon the hands of the murder
ed maR, Tho body was brought to
the city about s o'clock, on u freight
train, and wAa taken 10 the undertak,
ing establishment Uf Mr. Groomes, on
Cherry street.
Barmore's sister WAS telegraphed
TO yesterday a. to what disposition
she desired made Of the body. The
deceased left but little property--not,
enough to pay his funeral expenses
and we are most grati6ed 70 know
that two or three humane citizens,
foremost amo'g whom is Mr., H. HI
ThornberS, have determined that the
remains saa, . e@aently cared for.
A burial cssket has been lrchased at
a cost Of SIS, which sum will, doubt
less, be readily made up by subscrip.
ton, and 1t il proposed % send the
body to the detectives sister, if she
desires it, or otherwise to bury it here.
The remains viii be at urder taker
GrcomeS' all day to-day, before being
finally disposed Of.
The news Of the clearing up Of the
mystery az to what became of tho
missing detective created profound |
sensation in our midst, The Conser-
vative papers have thrown 80 much |
discredit upon tho story of Barn,ores
having been taken from the train al
Columbia, and have reported SO often
his having been seen ia different por.
tions of the country, that a great /
many people came TO believe chat he
wAa still alive. t
The finding Of the detectives body, |
with the marks Of dreadful fate up
omit, brings freshly back to mind the
awful tragedy of that dark night of
January, six weeks agone. Oh! en-
lighteRment and progress, and refine
ment and Christian brotherhood Of
the nineteenth ccnturyl What, oh,
what.are we coming tor ,saat
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-03-05
Water


Water, glorious water, it is the Anid
Of the skies, Itis distilled in the pure
alembic Of the upper air, and cones
down % earth likea thought OF Para.
disc. No malady, no madncsa. r,o re-,
morse, no despair Is ia it's clear and
crystal depths, Health sparkles II,
every wave and kisses TIE Hp that
bows to drink. She dwells In every
fountain even as ale dweItin the pocl
OF Bethesda when the angels ca,na
down and troubled the waters. All
bail 70 the heavenly fluid Of heaith
and strength and life, poured abroad
over and through the earth ON from
tho hollow Of the hand of Omnipo.
tenee. In it's various forms, II il I'm
Of beauty and music and majesty I'll
is beautiful In the dew, the rainbow
the silver cloud, and The golden mist
beautiful and musical in the singing
rain, the gushing fountain, the Wis
pering wave, the murmuring brook
and the shouting cascade, and beanti-
tul and musical and majestic IN the
roaring tempest, the tbundering cat.
aract, and the stormy ocean,.
Hail all hail 10 thee, glorious W..
ter! We will quatf thee as the tirda
quaR thee, raising our head at each
drink toward heaven ia gratitude 10
the Giver Of all good Clarence j.
Preatics,
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-03-05
A Palr Of pOYes.


" Lore springs eternal in tie human breast,
Nap Issks il vain for AappiassS and rest,
Until be nBkS upon The IAns ahelsht lsdys
eAsss" M 0ID SOSs.
The most interesting event Of the
season occurred on College Hill last
night at 7 O'Clock and Is minutes
the most interesting event, because it
shows that there iS no decay in love.
Old maids with snipe noses may sneer
and bachelors with pug ones may
smile iHcredulouply, at the notion Of
love being perennial, but II is never
thsleRa true, If love is not dead in
bosom which has glowed with the
firs Of il for aevonty.fopr years, who
cay that It ceases to live in one of
ninetyi We have thousands of gall
lArt and good.looking young fellows
here in town now, who are afraid TO
hitch. Let them take courage from
the example of J. NJ, Seaberry, aged
"a, who was married last night, At the
hour above indicated to lady named
Parrish, aged 10 and two months, aud,
We can say il With fraternal affection
and aolicitnde, let those spinsters
whose hearts have been scared By re-
peated disappointment, and whose
brows have gradually though uuwil-
lingly yielded to the claws Of time,
take courage from the example of
this ancient bride you may yet sink
upon some manly bessum" eapa.
cious enough 10 take 10 your multi.
tude Of driyeling sorrows Courage !
THERE'S rest for the weary there is
hope for you = Press & Times.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-03-05
Miscellaneous.
lwriIssa f5r tAs Jonssbore'. CTsnn.l Union Fiag.l
Idle Hours,
"rAAl Al poet. =. fools, / know 4;

That all poets arc fools, know ~;
But 50 no, every fool that Is pOstr
Having, bsrs.ofore, farnishsa you With
"thsss few Iiass,p lss me draw little PFC.
surs from among "iAs busy nsrn Of nsa, |"
a. Artsmus wa,a wsold SAY. ,F l.a
A eoun,rJmAn enters small iown and,
bsinE more or less Idle in bis habits, ps'rs
around 10 see what be san Sss
'AloaE the sirsst' are vAristy Of se-bisklss,
lush a. OHt, two, three aad foar-houss vaE.
Oas, buggiss aud Sono OK te'nI, yaryiag
from one TO tour oxen IN Rumbsf, hitehsdr
some to nsatly-Paihtsd and trimmed wagons,
aud Olhsrb barnssSsd 70 those q rude and
r.oksty class. Nov, 10 wAlks up to aons 0
the under class, covered with cotton cloth,
aud pnFehssss some laseiOus fruli, frsSh from
The moaBtalns of N,tth Carolina, and walks
sir with bis pockets vsll.sllsd, and pressing
hit tsssh iats nies, luseioss pippiu, f.sliDg
happy and independent. he suolli along The
aifsss among the crowd Of nsn, looki into
the doors % eight Or ten PrsIpsFous-loOkiHg
store houses, and Elancss AZ The senn,sis
lined with costpmsrL Now and then be siops
to admire new building in proesiI Of COM
plssion, and Is arouSsd By tho shrill Whis.I,
OF the railway engine a. Il ta..lm alonE,
bearing fall ears of freight and paIssnrsra
he aseends ths stspi that lead 70 ,hs Tea
pie Of Justice" aud enters iks ohHsn of The
dinsrsn, clerks, aud fhds them crowded sad
brimfHll Of pisnty 70 %. FindinE thsy are no
places for an Idls Longer, be quietly rssirss,
and then walks into tAs hall Of the Court,
dsesnsly csfPs,sd, ready for shs irAnSassion
Of busins,Ii aid he iuAgiass how he good
old farmer Magil,rAtss WIN spPrssialsa con-
forisbls Court room, when ihsy make ihsit
mouthly si,lInsi a. Court Cor ne good old
Connoswsalih and hor he Honorabls %
and 90, jadEs. 30, Of The several crinlnal
clrsuli and chanesiy ceurts viii shaskIs
over ihls adiliIonal lnpFovsmsns IA shslr
fsruu Of quIps. and quibblss, and quIllsss--
snsng other good ,hIags NOT nsnslousi,
aueh a. lawyers wish lhsir plsai and plead.
lus,. Whils shas absorbsd, hs InarlAss hs
sees shs old and Joung leaning forward 70
hsaf wha, 10 roing ca Elihln ihs bar. Nov
a Elsslmsnl case Il bslhg tried, lhs srltsn-
oss Of illls hass bs,a 1abnllisd % iurJ of
twelve good and lswful nsn, spon BE lasas
jsiast, 6us verdict . rshd,f, ts. Hsl
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-03-05
The MOiher.

As the infant begins to Discriminate
between the objects around, il dis.
covers one countenance that ever
smiles upon with peculiar benignity.
When II wakes from its sleep, there
IS q watchful form ever bent over its
cradle lfstarlled BY some unhappy
dream, q guardian angel seems ever
ready to soothe its fears. If cold,
the ministsring spirit brings warmth
il hungry, she feeds it, II happy, abo
caresOes IL In Joy or in sorrow, ia
veal or woe, she is the fret object Of
its thoughts. Her presence is heaven.
The mother is the deity Of infancy.