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w j. KELLY, DRUGG IST ASD APOTIECAR
l.ff = Importer and Dealer in
French English, German and American Drugs and
Chemicals, Pcrfumery, etc. ,aAnd Patent Medicines OF
every description.
Prescriptions carefully compounded.
% Claiborne street between q a$iuet, and Common
next door to Dr. Hurd, New Orleans. aus ~
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I FRED. BIKcuMEIIR

T"uhs anI Eiulis or
Marble ur IJi,ks
Vault and Iol.h Tab.
lets, Monuments aud
Grave Stones, Marble
Manteis aud Nfrhiy
Vases. SiIte Ifrlrtilz.
Counter & Table rup~.
Images, Of Marble aud
Country orders Will II
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| I OUIS KOCH
81 Carondelet street. New Orleans, La,
Manufacturers the perfect Truss, Shoulder Braces
Abdominal Supporters, aud al Instruments for the cure
of human dofOr1nty whether caused by accident or
congenital DuIiug the last twenty years have made
and applied many hundreds Of Trusscs which in every
Immediate relief and in majority of
worked perfect and guarantee the same to
afflicted who avail themselves of my services
! and attend to my Instructions.
! Examinations made at my office, and advice given
oc5 I'm LOUIS KOCH.
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VN Z. GRACE, REAL ESTATE AGENT,
Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville, La,
VIII give his attention and purchase Reai
Estate and all business relating thereto throughout tie
Parish Of Iberville and adjoining parishes. aus9 sm
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
GLOBE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE eeMP'NY
OF New York.
CASH ASSETS, OVER 100000

Reasons for insuring in the Company:
addition to the usual securities offered by other
companies the Policies of the GLOBE. should the in
sured DESIRE registered and certified by the Su
perntendent of tho Insurance Departments" Of the
State of New York. Rhey thus endorsed by the
State, and made equal to National Bank note. Uni
ted States bond
Policies are nOnforfetlng tho President of the Com
pany being the author of the orfting system Its
policies the liberal issued by any company in
the United States. Death by SUICIDE WAR,
DUELLINGi, do vitate the policy asfs the in
many other companies. In the frst Policies paid
without reductions in the other cases full amount
of premiums returned.
No restrictions to residence or travelling at any
and all seasons of the year.
Since organization of thiseompauy, in June 1864
16. .o0O Policies have been issued.
Parties wishing invest in will End it
to their interest to investigate the merits Of this Com
pany.
j. C. SHIPLEI, Local Agent.
Medical ExaminerZ-Dr. Beard Drs PIN s. Scott DR..
Crawcour, Dr. SchGttle. ans I'm
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Great minds have wills, others only feeble
wishes
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CLYDE.
CLYDE, Ohio, June ID, 1855


CLYDE, Ohio, June 2d, 1863.
EDIroE JoURxAL An accident, which
came near proving serious, occurred at Cas-
talis, few nights since. A party Of four
were taking a boat ride, on Cold Greek,
when, through some carelessness, the boat
cspsized, throwing the whole party, consist
ing of Capt. Flemming, Mr.. BOssimer, Miss
OunniDgham of Sandusky, and Miss R.
White Of this place, into the water. Mr.. "B"
appeared to be some " scared, land at once
made for the shore, leaving all to their fate.
Did not act the e gallant as would we'll be-
come a gentleman. We think Mr.. B. /"
would make very poor hero for romance,
il this is the way be rescues ladies from the
raging pillows" Capt. F., swan ashore
with Miss O., and a Mr.. Seldom plunged in
and rescued Miss White as she was sinking
the second time. No doubt all parties con-
cerned, viii remember the boat ride on Coal
Greek for some time.
The decoration ceremonies, on last Sab
bath. went of we'll Owing to the weather,
the delegations which we're to have gone 70
the neighbOrhOOd Cemeteries, did not 20,
but viii do 50 on next Sabbath.
The Clyde Excelsior Club - gave an en-
tertainment at Beech's Hail. Elmors, last
Monday evening. Owing to the bad weather,
there was but comparatively small attend
ance. D.
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written for the Journal.l
RENEWAL.
BY MIRIAM MERLE.

BY MIRIAM MERLE.
Did 1 think than a touch of a hand well-known
lin the long ago.
Would startle the leaves on grave grass-growI
And thrill me sol
Have the three years gone Of struggle and tears,
Availed me not!
Is the peace which fed those vanished years
Still all unbought!
Did dream that the tone of a once loved voice,
In time gone by,
Would bid my lOng-ohilled heart rejoice,
Vanquish it, utterly!
Could know that the glance of a speaking eye,
Once mine each day,
Would after these years-the years gone by
Haunt me alway!
Was there room to think that the loving lips,
Which kissed me then,
Would send sweet thrills to my fnger-tips
In kissing again!
Is it wrong that the love thought had died,
In three years gone,
Leaps up to life scarce can hide,
As the years go on!
Can help that the pride of old should die,
And, spirit-tossed,
My heart goes out with a eeaseless cry
For the love lost.
Is it strange that to-day I did not know,
Il had schooled my heart,)
That when we should meet, would tremble SO,
Because we part!
The night falls softly sthwart the sky,
Hiding this day;
The same roof covers boEh-but L
kneel and pray.
MAY 10th, 1869:
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Severe Battle in Cuba-d Grand Victory
for the Insurgents.

NKw YoRK, May ga Havana special
to the Herald, dated Havana, May "a, VjG
Key West, May %, says the government e
in want of coal, and VIII probably embargo
all the stock there is on the Island.
News has been received from rebel, but
reliable source, that Count Valmeseda was
driven from Bayanmo by Marmol, and has
since been captured. Two hundred Of his
troops died of the cholera. His men were
destitute Of shoes, aud much discomfort pre-
vailed among them.
A special dispatch from NusYitas gives the
particulars Of the landing Of fllibuEters in
The bay Of Nipe and an engagement there,
much Of which has been already telsgraphsd.
1t is said the expedition have ten guns, un-
mounted. Foreigners led the Spanish at
tack for the recovery Of the intrenehments.
A Prussian was captured by the Spsniards
and shot.
On the 18th there was a severe fight four
miles from Puerto Padre The insurgents
attacked convoy Of one thousand troops
conveying provisions TO Los Tunas. The
battle was fought on the margin Of q river
and lasted several hours. So great was the
slaughter that the river was red with blood.
The Spaniards were driven back with great
loss. They admit q loss Of thirty -four Killed
and one hundred wounded. OF the latter
seventy. eight were brought to Nusvitaa. A
Spanish soldier says that Of his company,
one hundred strouR before the fight, Onl5
seven survived. The Spsniards remained at
Puerto Padre awaiting reinforcements- A
force Of one thousand men have arrived at
Nuevitas to relieve them. General Ferrer
viii take command of all the troops at Puerto
Padre. A eOastiDg sloop has since arrived
at Nuevitas with q number Of soldiers who
were wounded in a skirmish with the rebels
near this point. The fOrsging parties Of
Spaniards there are constantly driven back,
and the surrounding country il swarming
with rebels. The above information eoaes
from Spanish sources.
Napoleon Arrange has been restored to his
command. The Oubans are resolved on act
i've operations. They intend to keep the
interior towns held BY the Spaniards cut OFF
from supplies, and will soon destroy again
the railroad to Puerto Principe. They are
greatly elated over their recent successes,
and were never more sznguins Of securing
their independence than now.
HAVANA, May 3l.-Troops are in active
pursuit of the flEbusters who landed In The
Bay Of Nips and have captured three Of their
cannon and killed Manuel Qusrsa, eomman-
der of the rihemsn. A heavy engagement
has taken place at Puerto Padre. The insur-
gents are massing their forces in the vicinity
tof Las Tunas. A skirmish IS reported near
lCieniuegos between the regulars and insur.
gents. Captain General Dulce's order send
cg a number Of political prisoners 10 Spain
is revoked.
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sAnd are all equally culpable,' sub
ioined Mr. Ellis.
Miss Polly Whittlesea was wise
woman. Shouldn't have written about
her if she hadn't been wise. And
when she saw that Fate favored her
desires she did not try to undo the do
ings Of Fate. For reason Of her own she
had determined to try her fortunes
mstrimonially; and Whea she found
her nieces inclined thus also, she agreed
to let them 60 along with her for ship
wreck or prosperity, remembering
that if. she did otherwise her example
and precept would contradict each
other. Oh, acute Miss Polly Thus
it happened that three weddings took
place in one day.
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BELLHVUE.
RrriEruE, Ohio. June 1ai. 1859.

BELEETUE, Ohio, June 1si, 1869.
DEAR JOURNAL :-BsIsVus has not been
heard from, through the Journal, for long
time. Please pardon your correspondent
for 50 long silence. assure you it has not
been for want of interest in our town, or
lack Of desire to have the world know what
we are doing. We ara, perhaps, very much
like the rest mankind, pleased to see honor
able mention made of what We do, and Of
the place in which We live.
Business of all kinds seems to be prosper
Gus. Our men in trade are at work, and I
guess have about all they can do.
Very much is being done in house build
ing here, this summer, and many are paint
ing nd otherwise improving their old build
inga. Our tow presents the appearance Of
life and thrift, as much as / have ever knOEn
it to do.
We had a visit last week by the " Young
ZouaVes," in charge Of Col. Young. from q
school for The care and education Of Soldiers
Orphans. These boys, ranging in age from
five to twelve years, certainly equal in their
military svolnti0nS; the best drilled soldiers.
Charlie johnson, only i've ysars old, is =
prodigy. He commands with all the dignity
Of Major General and few experienced drill
masters could execute the different svolutions
with greater precision. Charlie Fsnson-
drum Major, six years old, can hardly be
excelled, on the drum.
Our people were delighted with the enter
tainments they gave. They are worthy Ol
patronage.
Last Sunday was observed in the decora-
ton of Soldiers Graves.
The Bellevue Post visited five cemeteries.
strongs Ridge, Lyme, Flat Rock and two in
town. Though the day was shOwery, the
attendance was large. The most perfect
order and deoOrum prevailed throughout the
entire day. 1t was a solemn occasion, and
the memories awakened, and Impressions
made, cannot fail to result in good.
Ia the evening, the members of the Post,
in body, attended the Methodist Episcopal
Church, where, with a large audience Of
patriotic citizens, they listened to a memorial
address by the Pastor, Rev. E. Y. Warner.
May the custom of hOnoriDg the patriotic
dead, never be abandoned. It is q fitting
custom due the dead. Il Is also appropriate
thus to remind the families of our cOuntIy's
deliVerers, that the services they have render
ed are held in grateful remembrance by q
nation, saved-under GOd-by their sacri-
Ace. Y.
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Insurance In TIE WOEED.-A gentleman
furnishes rs The following statistics Of
amount Of life insurance in the world: Uni
ted States, So eOmPaniss, 1900 millions dol
lars insured; Great Britisn and England. 10
companies, 5000 million dollarl insured;
France, l6 companies, 1900 million dollars
insured; Germany, "a companies $50 million
dollars insured; rest Of Europa 25 companies,
200 million dollars insured; all the rsst Of
the world. 30 companies, $50 million dollars
issured. Thersiors there are in the world
33S life insurance companies, having policies
out to the amount Of 1900 million dollars,
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What's the diferance between an
overcoat and a bsbyi An OVereoat is
what you wear and baby is what you
were,
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Many a sweet kiss has been nippsd
IN the bud By fOur-year-old- nuisance
bringing a light into The room.
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TOLEDO.
", A. SMITH,

Va n EILl IL
A RCHITECT, Toledo, o. Plans and Design
a made of Public Buildings aud private Resi-
denoe1.
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PACIFIC HOTEL,
1sO, IVA, 1s4 q 1zS Greenwich sts
MH~ W0"~s

W"" X""~S
Oct. 10, Is6s.
PTyHE undersigned takes pleasure IN announcing
to his numerous friends and patrons that nom
this date the charge Of the Pacific VIII be $50 per
day Being sole proprietor Of this house. ana there
fore free from the too common exact1on Of sn IN
ordinate rent, he is fully able to meet the down
ward tendency of prices without any falling on Of
service. It viii now, as heretofore, be his aim to
maintain undiminishedth the favorable reputation Of
the Pacific which il has enjoyed for many years.
Es one of the best of travellers hotels.
The table VIII be bOuntifuly supplied with every
delicacT Of the season. the attendance viii be
found Efficient and obhging. The location VIII BE
found convenient for those whose business calls
them in the lower part Of the oity,-and OF ready
sccess TO all Railroad and Steamboat Lines.
80 JOHN PATTENs
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3ARB3Rs,
L0CKsRGTTH
STEWART,

r OCKsAIITH AND CUTLER. Repairs ,,Loeks
A Clocks, Sewing Machines, Trunks, Umbrellas
&C. Grinds Surgeons Instruments, Rszors5 hnlves
attended 70 promptly and satisfaction guaranteed
Shop on Croghan Street. south side, rear Of CloseI
Grocery, FREMONT.
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InHN p ELpRRKIN. ..sEr.
D1METsTRX.
DR.. All PRICE,
G.J. sALzMAD

DENTIsT, WI be in his Office, at Clyde, the last
ID two weeks Of each month, 20 perform AL oper-
stions required in his profession. Sais1oo1 guar
antsed in an cases. Rooms at the old stand.
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doing one or two small errsnds, she
goes into the post Office. Now we are
on the look out; the letter is directed to
Mr.. Lyman Ellis. The postmistress
smiles a little as she sees the name, and
Jane turns away with flushed cheeks.
She must have thought it a business
letter. Jane soliquizes, perturbedty;
but, to be sure, she must have wonder
ed why 1 didn't call at his office. 1
don't care what she thiuksl Surely it
is not wrong. Aunt will never know
it, and have SO few chances to see
him.
Nevertheless, James conscience
troubled her little, and she walked
more slowly than usual as she came
near home. Molly was out at the gate,
looking as pretty as the morning, osten-
sibly occupied in breaking dead BRAN
ches off the rose bush with reckless
disregard of thorns.
why, where are your sissors and
glovesP inquired Jane.
4 don't want them, said Molly, has
tily. q can work as well this way
Isn't there a prayer meeting tonight
Yes replied her sister, feeling her
cheeks grow hot again.
You're going, ] suppeseP question
ed Molly, becoming very busy with the
rose bushes.
4 think SO, if you're not afraid to stay
alone
No indeed was the quick answer,
delivered with unnecessary earnestness,
itDon't think of staying on my account
Very WELL
The Instant Jane was out of sight,
Molly, after looking suspiciousIy at the
front of the house, that looked back al
her meekly with ciStnsed blinds, and va
cantly at the doorway, and after peer,
ing down into the recesst7s OF the gar.
den on her right called in suppressed
tones to tiny Irish child on thcH oppo
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G.l'ci'aluli''iiii.ii.I Fsa 4. .yIdI-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-17
I ID N. y. Aug. 8, 1s60.
NOTES FROM THE SUMMER RESORTS.

Ex-President Pierce. who is still at Rye
Beach, New Hampshire is said TO be IN excellent health
There will be grand ball at the Gregory House, Lake
Mahopac next Friday eyeningThere are over LOW WIS.,
itors at the White Sulphur Springs YrgnlaFly
Massachusetts, has been quite popular waterngpIaee
this summer It even promises 70 become " fashlona
bey-sangalli the ddnSeuse, owns house IN Ssrato8a
The Healing Hot and Warm Springs OF Virginia are
situated in what known as the Warm spring faiIeJ'
all within range Of eight miles The valley Is ABOUT
one mile in wldthMount Desert Is fashionable resort
for clergymen who have comfortable salaries and sum
mer Salisbury Beach, on the coast OF MasSa'
chuses SO miles beyond Boston, is peculiar TO itself as
n Summer resort Although there are many visitors,
there is but one small hotel, the Atlantic, with only
few boarders Tho little Village extends a mile
and.a-haf along sand ridge, with iorV or
fifty small two-story cottages. which are rented to
families who 20 there to keep house for few weeks at
time The price Of cottage ranges from 81 to IS per
day All the houses are within few steps OF the SURF
They are all occupied at present Every morning during
bathing hours men, women children ana poodle uoHS
are seen sporting the surf before the different cottages
along the whole length OF the beach, which Is one OF the
nnest and safest in the country. The mouth OF the
Merrmack with the old town OF Newburyports within
three niles The Isles OF Shoals seen IN the distance
and the line OF surf from Cape Aun TO Hampton
Beach Is plainly visibe.-The prices at the Atlantic
House. Newport, have been increased within week 80
cents per day-The old stone mill at Newport the pet
antiquarian qldSimystery, Is 10 ne lhcioseu Ny NC"
iron fence now budlng-Most OF the beauty IN New
port manages to itself this season in optofthe
way hooks and cottages. Very little OF 1t is seen at
the hotels-I Ia seriously believed In California that
sitka and other places the Alaska coast w become
popular Summer resorts within or two years There
seems to be reason for the belief tooA lawn OF Is
acres Is a very great attraction at the Allegheny Springs
in Montgomery County, virgina.-The Cooper House,
ne hotel opened this season in Cooperstown 10 said TO
be large comfortable and elegant Its location Is upon
a rising ground above the village, and commanding q
fine view OF the lake and surrounding hills The grounds,
some eight acres area, well shaded and tho pazzas
OF the hotel arc spacious
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-17
A BALLOON INA MAINE WILDERNESS.

Mr.. Samuel A. King, the ErOnant, gives
the following amusing account Of an adventure in the
northern wilds Of Maine had had unusually long
aryoyage from Bangor with several companions, and
was passing over almost an unbroken WILDERNESS OF
forest and lake looking in vain for landingplace:
Night coming on, aud the question where 70 lana
became serious one No SOUND OF civzauon NOT gun
Here is an opening" cried one passenger, why not
land here No boys have little patience can do
much better by running down 10 the coast
in the counter current above MS Darkness had
the Exclamation of one who n moment before
thought ne was doomed 10 sarve in the wilderness Sure
and might NOT be in our course yet gradually we APP
prOach IT, AT time Il seems to be of to the right and
then away the left but nearer 1t comes TIL u rs seen
streaming from a window beneath u.s. There is "A dark,
open space below Is It land Orswateri see fence.
Over with the anchor, and In moment more we find our
selves swinging by the anehorrope over newyceared
field among the stumps and logs We had landed 10 the
the OrOmucto RIVER The people who run the mill lived
by and IL was from their window that we saw the
light Wishing for some assistance TO remove the
balloon TO smoother ground IL possible, before letting
the gas cut, remained In the car ana taxing up my
adding terror 10 the already frightened inhabitants one
man, however little drawer than the rest vetuped out
Of explanation and persuasion we succeeded IN geung
him to come TO Giving him line that was attached
TO the car he was requested 1t fast a certain
log TO prevent the balloon from swaying about Till we
could get more help. Becoming impressed with
the idea that our lives in danger, and that
safety depended him, no froze 70 that rope in
wonderful manner. 1t was little short and though he
tried hard 10 make IL fast every time the balloon would
settle still he could not get II fastened Then the balloon
would RISE and up he would ~ feet or more and down
again to try the thing but he soon began to
feel exhausted and remembering his companions broke
out with Say you blasted golldumered, cOwardy
sneaks out and help the darned thing III kill
me % This started them soon five others made their
appearance assisted in moving the balloon better
place. The first they knew Of the balloon was from
Of the women who was just returning from milking
seeing the just above her. ana descending she
dropped her pail aud fed to the house. screaming In the
most frantic manner when asked the matter she could
only reply Oh, IT'S a fOrerunner know it's fore
runneri" In this backwOods place they had never
heard of a balloon, and many were the wonders and
surmses TO the meaning Of our strange appearance
among them. The oldest man OF them ALL however,
seemed have hit upon the right idea and coming 10
me, IN iOcOse way SAYS he "Ah yeer skedaders ]"
shook my head, and, pointing 10 the balloon, lie asked,
How many Is there up in thaeri IL did MT take
big coach to bring few of ye ." He was induced
change his mind at last when "bg coach lay promo
nm le