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Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1869-06-02

many places hitherto unvisited by white
men. In many respects the quartz
mines of New Mexico possess advantages
over those of Arizona, and perhaps over
those of Colorado and Nevada. It is the
opinion of some experienced miners that
New Mexico will prove the richest min
ing Territory in the United States; but
within few months mineral wealth
has remained unsupported, even by some
of the oldest and most intelligent inhab-
itants.-EfOB1 the Chicago Tribune
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Income Returns,

From the return of Incomes for lS6S
for part Of New York City, we CLEAN a
few of prominent men.
William AstOr, Sl5,9ll; John Jacob
AstOr, Sl2,9SS; James Gordon Bennett,
SlS6,5OO; James Gordon Bennett, Jr.,
S45, 600; VIM. +. Dodge, S22l $40; VIM. f..
Dodge, Jr., Sl22, ,O36; Dudley Field, S6O.-
O9T; David Dudley Field, ST., ,2S4: HAM
ilton Fish, SCI, $50; Fletcher Harper, $50
5ll; James Harper, S5S,OT5; John Har-
per, S55,O56; Richard Hoe, Jr., S15.547.
John JAY and wife, S24, ,OS9: r. ID. Nor
gan, Sl25,O9S; Marshall o. Roberts, ST. -
600; VIM. Steiuway, 63,6S9; Peter r
Sweeny, SlSl 1858; A. n. Stewart. s.. .O1q.- -
2lS; Moses Taylor, S279, 43S; George Fox,
SlS8,S4l.
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By COL. ". $. HAWKINS.

81 COL. ". 5. HAWKINS.
TIE buglcs blow the battlc-call,
And through the camp each stalwart band.
To-day, its serried columns forms,
To fight for God and native land.
Brave men are marching by my side,
Our banners floating glad and free,
But yet amid this brilliant scene,
give my thoughts to thee
The hOrsemCn dashing to and fro,
The drums with wild and thunderOus roll.
The sights and sOunds-au things that tend
To kindlc valOr in the soul;
These are all here, but in the maze
OfsquadrOns, moved with furious glCC.
Still true TO every vow we made
! give my thoughts to thee.
The deep bOOms smite the troubled ali,
Each thrOb prOClaims the tOeman near.
And iaintly echoed from the front.
I hear my gallant comrades cheer
Wild joy OfhCrOes, marching on,
Through blood, their glorious land to free!
give to freedom, here, my life,
But all my thoughts to thee.
And yet, beloved, ! must not think
What undreamed bliss may soon be mine:
Il would unman me in the work
OiGuarding well our cOuutry's shrine.
Here, on this sword write my trOth,
These words shall yet thy solace be,
They'll tell how, in this last fierce hour,
l gave my thoughts to thee.
Along the east, the holy morn
Renews life's many cares and joys:
This hour, I hope, some wish for nc,
Thy pure and tender prayer employs.
Another beauteOus dawn of light
These eyes, alas may never see,
But even dying, faint, and MANNED,
I still would think Of thee
And then, in coming years, that roll,
When scenes of peace and brightness thrUng.
And round each happy hour is twined
The wreath of friendship, love and song,
Go to his grave, whose heart was thine,
And by that spot mOuner be,
One tear for him, thy loved and lost,
Whose last thought cIung to thee.
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many liberties with older persons, and
also allow them to be too much from
home, for there are the fewest number of
people who like to be annoyed by in
quisitive, meddling children. If the cap
fits, you wear it, you are welcome.
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True to the Last. -

The following beautiful lines which we take from
a collection entitled Southern Poems Of the War -
can hardly fail to strike chord in every heart North
and South where admiration for valOr and eonstancy
have place They appeared originally it seems in
theNew York KnickerbOcker preceded by the follow
ing comments.
We give the following pathetic verses to Our read
err premi sing TINT they were written upon Incl
dent which occurred in the last battle OF one Of tie
authors friends Having fOrebOding OF his fate, be
penclled on the plating Of his scabbard, the name OF
his lady love, and the words, In the face of death
my thoughts are thine" A faithful COmrade remOv-
cd from his body, and bore to the weeping maiden,
this sad token Of his CODstaHCy Col. W. Stewart
Hawkins, Of Tennessee, is one OF the most Chival-
rOus and accomplished gentlemen Of the South and,
though fOeman. has won the esteem of his OppO-
nens, on the field, and his captOTs while in prison
by his noble and manly spirit his gallant and Cener
Gus bearing He Is very youthful, and, with the en-
thusasm Of his years seems TO unite in himself the
literary tastes OF Sidney, the valOr Of Bayard and
the endurance OF ROderiCk.
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in gentlemen,
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-05-14

pinned nature could do with life, and if it.
self would be kind and gentle since she had
no one to guide.
Il think must have looked grave be-
cause the day is SO near gone, he said.
but we won't think, Of that. I always
shut my eyes to the dark and let it come
suddenly; at least, theu I can't see how
:, II believe that would be wise. After all,
the actual blow is seldom so hard to bear as
the anticipation of the sorrow"
"Oh, the dark word!" she cried with n
shlver. Don't speak it-don't make me
remember it
You ought not even to know the mean
ing OF it, he answered softly. Then he
saw her face change, aud led her carefully
away froca the subject; but she knew that
ne pltied her, and it was pleasure to be
his debtor, much rs the sympathy of ordi-
nary people irlled her.
Their conversation was broken in upon.
as 1t had been so often; several of the gen
tlemen came each to claim Dolores on some
pretencc, vowing that Guy was neglectine
his duties, being i'll sort host
Not |, said Guy. "At the first washed
my hands of the whole affnir Miss Sum-
mers, call you to Witness
so you did, until we proposed sending
Tor the senorita," replied Miss Summers,
uiuPnlnS.
:, SO it was for her that he had taken all
the trouble? She did not speak, but, I
swear, many man would have thought
himself we'll repaid for daring toll or danger
just for that one quick glance of her great
eyes.
81 think he has his reward" Miss Sum
mers whispered to his sister. s.What y
little witch it is! Ii I were man"
YES. You needn't take the trouble to
finish. Female praise couldn't so higher.
But, indeed, am SO interested in her, I
can't let her stay at that horrid school,
1T must bc dreadful" Miss Summers
owned.
Dreadful? With those chattering mag
pies OF school, girls, and that patent refrige-
rator of an Abhcss? Purgatory, NV dear.
no lesS-thc sort of frozen one Dante de.
scribes.'
After sun set they danced under the trees,
and to see Dolores waltz was sight to have
made st. Anthony's head swim. She was
waitzlng with Guy; his arm encircled her
waist, his curls touched her forehead. If
she could have died at that moment!
TO BE CONTINUED.
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M T q CN LA ny.
The Story OF Life.
BY JOHN q, SAKE,

BY JOHN q. SAKE.
Say what is life? 'Tis to be- born
A helpless babe; to greet the light
With q sharp wall, as ifithe morn G
Foretold cloudy noon and night;
10 weep, to sleep and weep again,
With sunny smiles between; and then?
And then apace the infant grows
TO be laughing, pulling boy,
Happy despite his little woes,
Were he but conscious of his Joy;
TO be in short from two to ten,
A merry, moody child; and then?
And then in coat and trousers clad,
To learn to say the decalogue
And break it; an unthinking lad
With mirth and mischief all agog;
truant oft by field and fen,
TO capture butterflies; and then?
And then, at last, 10 be a man;
To fall in love; to WOO and wed:
With seething brai'. to scheme and plan;
To gather gold or toll for bread;
10 sue for fame with tongue or pen;
And gain or lose the prize; and then?
And then, in gray and wrinkled Ed,
To mourn the speed of life's decline;
To praise the scenes in youth behcld,
And dwell in memory of Lang Syne;
To dream awhile with darkened ken,
Then drop into tho gray; and then?
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Spartanburg and Union Railroad.

CII;is5I}{fs1 PASSENGER Traine leave Spartan
asszaty aasszzZ...:aty burg Court House Mondays, Wednes-
days and Fridays, at 7 A. NJ, and arrive at AIston
1.2O P. NJ, connecting with the Greenville Down
Train and trains for Charlotte and Charleston.
On Tuesdays, Thursdays.and Saturdays, the Up
Passenger Trains, connecting with the Greenvillc
Up Trains, leave Alston 8 A. NJ. and arrive Spar
tanburg Court House 500 P. NJ. as follows:
Down Train. Up Train
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Office North Carolina Railroad Co.,

E@a lg sc1adG,d THE 50lSwips fsT Pssisnsss is the
Trains over this road:
Leave Charlotte..11 36 p. nj. Arrive II. .35 p. m.
g Greensboro sos a. m. and III p. IN.
Raleigh OIL a. m. and $40 p m.
Arrive Goldsboro IL. 25 p. m. Leave. IL. 80 D. m
Through Passengers by this line have choice of
routes ria Greensboro and Danville to Richmond,
or uid Raleigh and Weldon to Richmond or Ports
at the same time by either route. Connection is
made at Goldsboro with Passenger Trains on the
Wilmington and Weldon Railroad to and from
Wilmington, and Freight Train to Weldon Also
to Newhern ON a. & N. G. Road.
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Laurens Railroad---New Schedule.

EpN1HsHE MAIL Trains on this Road run to
sSHt----slss return on same day, to connect with
up and down Trains on Greenvile and Columbia
on TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS
and leaving Helens at 1.30 p. NJ. same days.
July ]. S. BOWERS Superintendent
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Greenville and Columbia Railroad.

La JsgI 6Sazs5I5El PASSENGER Trains run
kt.E eaae sskEs--das daily, Sunday excepted con-
meeting with Night Train on Charleston Railroad:
I've Columbia 100 am. I've Greenvile GOO am,
Ass1arrr,o AAlst9n So . " Anderson tI.s S.45 "
Arr Abbeville S.3Op.m " Newberry / 1.25n.m
Anderson SIS " " Alston $50 20
"Greenvie coo " Arr Columbia +. .0O.nn,
Trains on Blue Ridge Railroad run as follows:
Live Anderson 500 pm. I've Walhalla 4 O3 a n,
Pepdleton G.20 Pendleton $40 g
Arr Walhalla 500 I" Arr Anderson a 40
The train will return from Bolton to Anderson
on Monday and Friday mornings.
JAMES 0. MEREDITH. General Snpt
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Making close connections at Charlotte to all
points North and East, and at Augusta to all
points South and West. Baggage checked through.
Tare ria as low las, as BY, BY competing lines:
10 insure SPEED, SAFETY and COMFORT be
sure and ask for Tickets ria Columbia and Ora
nlteville. First-class Eating Houses along the
entire Route.
Tickets by this route arc OPTIONAL-either vin
Danvie and Richmond, Weldon and Richmond.
or Weldon and Old Bay Line-good until used.
For Tickets to all principal points North, South
street, or for other information to
c. BOUkNIGHT, Superintendent,
Agent Anril II
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THE GREAT THROUGH ROUTE,
CARRYING THE
United States Mail and Adams Express.
AAsf eRFoH THE NoRTH.-su
SS 81 = sa - EEg;EEEEEll!sss u
NORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD in direct line
~ toPetersGurg, Richmond, Portsmouth, Balti-
more, Philadelphia New York and Boston.
ALSO,
10 the Northwest and West. ria Raleigh, Char
lotte, Columbia and Bay Line. This is a safe and
expeditions route tor Through travel.
THIoUGH TICKETS sold at:
New orleans, Charleston, Richmond, Mobile,
montgomery, Columbia, Portsmouth Macon
Indianapolis Jacksonville, Charlotte Augusta,
petersburg, Philadelphia, Baltimore Atlanta,
New York, Greensboro, Louisville Raleigh
Salisbury, ARE COOP on THIS ROUTE. st. Louis
The North Carolina Railroad connects with the
Wilmington and Weldon Railroad, Raleigh and
CASTOR Railroad, Richmond and Danville Rail-
road, Western North Carolina Railroad Charlotte
and South Carolina Railroad
baggage checked through and duly cared for
ELEGANT COACHES
AND PALACE SLEEPING CARS
Attached. Good water; no ferry nor trestle-works,
and the entire management of the Road SO as to
secure Safe, Agreeable and Quick travel
ALBERT JOHNSON, Superintendent
April 80 4mo
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THE CENTRAL SHORT LINE.
SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE

II,
CHARLOTTE AND S. C. AND c. AND A. II. r.,
COLUMBIA. S. c., April 10, 1SC9
THE following is the
ID, ID sfheaa!e saoRT 1GNE GysF the eonnsU NEW
ti0ns sure to all points North, South or West
Going North Going Soutb
Smyrna times., 1869-04-28
Laws OF the United states
W AAbth hASt pa-Csl
IptfRIIC-No. 40.I

lPUBLIC-No. 4GI
An Act making appropriations service the Post Oce
Department during the fiscal year ending June thrtietb
eighteen hundred and seventy.
Be- enacted by the Senate and House of
the United States Of America Congress assembled That the
the service Of the Post Once Department. oy b r s o
June thTteh eighteen hundred seventy out oi any
neys IN Tue arising the
hd ~ cmTnN To- The act OF the second of July egh
For inland mail transportation, including pay Of
% thousand SIX M a brs @ ,y thTeen million THIRTY
bstween F "a @ i Sna To- pald Tor inland transportation
reisn mail -four hund and
For ship and wav LETTERS eight Thousand dollars
& pE G3mrnSa Ion to PnStmaSters tour million Ave hundred
Ah9 ioriY-SSN Thousand dollars.
F Ear S!TrSS not 9r PoSt Pc %ticr tw" million dollars
For %rsnin 1o 5S e'Tearri@ & one miondolars -
For twnP twenty thousand dollars
For letter balances tour Thousand dollars
to blank agents and assistants, eight thou
For office furniture two Thousand five hundred dollars
& r%r 9rty to9sand dollars: Provided That
& 1SPe a. "lgm6a for advertising mail except in Vr
For poItagf stamps and stamped envelopes hundred
For detecting aud preventing mai denrintons opd f s
h one hundred thousand dollars; and great
For mail bags and mailbag catchers hundred al twen-
For malOcks keys and stamps tkirtyseven thousand do
For miscellaneous PAYMENTS including pavmcn of balances
% SreSn countries eight hundred and seventy five Thousand
For Preang AMI publishing postroue maps sixteen tlous
FoT retranSr to account being money trans
Tered o. and deposited the treasury postage
SEC And be- further enacted That the following sums
bsrbw c rroi 9S ma be necessary be- and the same
teen hunirr AMI seventy any money in the treasury
For steamship service between San Francisco Japan and
Chlna' hve hundred Thousand dollars.
one hundred and 6fty Thousand dollars. ' '""''
& FIR steamship service between Francisco and the Sand
FOR supplying deficiency in the the Pos. Office
nureI 9nd seventy five million hundred and forty
Approved, March 3, 1869
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DItS. MONROE & HASSENPLUG.
PRACTICAL NATUREPATHIC
PHYSICIANS,

tut IHO 0UIt anu opCedy Cure OF all Diseases
Weaknesses and Infrmities, i
Have located No. so9 ARCH ST, PHILADA Pa where they
have fitted up rooms for the healing of the sick
The Doctors when all other efforts and svstcns bova
a AMI when cases have been pronounced hopeless by the
most eminent n the profession No surgical operations No
anS"l All who receive treatment instantly benstt,
me Dcts cannot restore lost to the hGly It will
always relieve from whatever cause. The prnctir is in
harmony with all natural laws and explained upon
pepes ahN eminent physicians Of all other systems mt
oY acknrdge the but treatment for them
anu a lrs aS well as recommend II to their
b TINS new aud seemingly mysterious treatment takes hut
lew minutes to produce change
cases and is the that ma ny cases reuir nn
than a single operation. sant0-on,
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IMPORTANT! IMPORTANT 7
~. CASH SYSTEMs
Ward .& PhiIIins

ouid respectfully notify their friends and the pub
lie in general that they have commenced Positively
the Cash Business. We are receiving new and
Fresh Stock of Goods from The Philadelphia market
and we know that by selling exclusively for Cash
we offer greater inducements than we ever did
before, and all ask is examination of our
stOca. ..f.... ...... ....t.a.,...
All persons indebted to the late firm Of Phillips g.
Faries are hereby notified to come forward imms-
diately and settle, as we want the money and must
have Il. We hope those indebted to the late firm
will bear this in mind, and act accordingly.
Sept. %, 1851
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TPCBLIC-No, al

An Act granting the right of WaIla aa and Col
Uia river iSar""i Company, and for other purposes.
the Cnlted states 0f America Congress nssenL Tit ~
%ht o way through the public lands he and the same is here
company. corporation existing All,
tory oi Washington and duly incorporated for the
raj r"hi from said town Of WalIa-Walia 10 some
pom on the navgale waters said olnTnb,s r;ver
III s1 territory >aI riIht of hereby granted To said ai
V I" tc event "t one hundred feet width on each sie
" sam "tl where " aso
necessary S,uni not 10
ndiilSs wksh"p' deDotS tcIne shops switcrs
~ -CrtcAs. tnrn- tables; and water stations
oBt2 And be Il further enarted
snes i the county o Waa Waia in the TERRITORY 0f
Igoh oe and they are hereby uhorizpd and empowered 70
~ y to the capital stock Wallis -Walla
AM Collnha River Railroad Company thr name and o,, I
% ~ iu e'unty Of Waa- Nalla, and hy issuing bons r.
county, paVail' at such time
IlIA pi'"r AiV nearing interest of
cent per annum n navmrnt for said stock 50 by them t,t
III Sd raj nai cnnPany by iSSuing
A aprhSal' a. loan to said romnlnv. be
srhc"h :" san nai or 20 all said company in the
ton o said road hv III" credit >,I county in ar
the sam subscription, loan other aid given Inv saii
t 10 t company shall in exceed the sun ~
loan or other aii shall been sub
rti Z" m" "r q" said county and been p for v threo
rS'. ANA provided hrh"r That If StIl .akan NJ
elect The notice shall he the same as provided tv
'ut avs o. SSli territory tor general elections.
An ~ ." u iIrtt,r %nacti That the county commits
Sinners OF the county Of " ALA Waa heTa
ington he and they hereby authorzpd e ,tn, -
hd special election. at suci times as bsy ma
governed ny m" -n"ra laws of the Territory upou t suic,
~ S ~ wli election the aid 70 be said conn.
either nv subscriptions 10 stock otLrf wise sbafi
tt I" anu h'F upon by the tcgal- of sall cou m
rat % & ~ am com innerS NAV designate: Provided.
tt ms grant i made upon The condition MAJ a
eiort by said COMPANY hereafter obtain any land @
sy or Deelnary AID from the Ute States government shall
work a forf,iturROf this grant. - 'S sia''
Approved, March ,, lSf9.
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New "A Advertisement
WHY NOT MAKE MOwrv
TllIS is NO HI.N1nl-..,

oSS Se"hl h,9 50 een's , VII aye height ru'pt .
rect picture OF your iuture husband ,l "d,l aror.
name ana date OF marriage. Addn,, ~ I''' %oh
Drawer N". -, FutonvIie y Y. F", r0
Bibles. $500 PRESENTED, >,.
'Io Agents To sell Bible. ~, a,, -"
other Books A rArENr Pocktr rr'... ~ ANY, he.d @.
Pormeee y Co.. 737 Sansom 81, pma TT IT., t"'
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Delaware Railroad Line.
4 FALL ARR NGEMENT
MONDAY, OCT. jth, 1865,

Passenger trains will run as follows, un-
til lurthcr notice. Il All Trains SUNDAYS
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LHENIIl M -

10
An Act to provide for the execution i'm the District of
o ISSUED lN the the
!or Ol t United states n foreign nations and Tor tax
Ing .nepnSltloi!S t. he nSei in such courts.
BE ~ enacted by the Senate n of
e CIeu states "l America III Congress assembled
my party u any SUIT depending in any State or
Territory OF the United States Of any Ioreio nation
oLh ne n"ny o any witness residing tpmpOrily
Within the District Ot COlnnba he used In snr s,tit W1
the court IN which such suit pending nr notice shall have
been given accOTng he Of -,
court On producing the same O Justice CONT
et Lhe DlStrlc ol Columbia and
ocer hat the testimony 0t witness residing i'm the
stls the same such officer shall summons In such wit
ness elur@ hlm to before, the named
~ suCu commission to To
summons shall sp"ck the time and place at which such VIII
ness Is tquIred to attend which shah be within the District of
SEC And be it further enacted That if A su hc nanlino
y court o any State Territory n the United States or
IA 2@ t"n anu shall satisfactorily appear by
any ohcer named in the next preceding section, or to
h Judge Of tn" orpht" any commissioner Tor th
o uepsltl0nS appointed by the supreme court of the
FIRST That residing or temporarily dwelling in
oi Columbia Is material witness either party
That no commission notice to take the testmo-
hy% hyr: Smch W. illness has been issued nr Civ. II and
Thrifty That according course and nracce of tla
court In whrh such pending the of ;ras
received on the trial hearing of such Suit ' u
such olcr shall his summons recurring snch Witness
10 APPEAR before him Al place within District AT some r
sOllabe time to testify ia sue suit. ~ ~ 0 'N'
SEQ And be further enacted That the ogi.er hatr
sucH '" siiall appear shall take down his
IN anu SHAT certify and transmit SANE to M court
tce OF thec"nrt person shall reFnsn M
negect I" appear AT the time and place in The sum
ance he shall refuse to testify he shall i've lahe TO H.
penalties would be Incurred far a III " vac shhe
suit. " ~ 'i''ioe "h tue tri'I OF
SEC And be it further enacted That every Witness on,oa-
ing ana eStitying under this shall entitled 70 v
VI, party ~ whose instance he has been
Approved March 3. 2S5g. ~ 7 'e
Smyrna times., 1869-04-28
AGENTS WANTED FOR THE
SIG HTS AND &EGpDm

~ OF TIE NATIONAL CAPITAL, r.,
work descriptive OF washington C.,y. I,.',v
untslde Unmasked and E1posed The ,,.,,. ,,..' nd
thrilling, most entertaining .nstru,l,,o 'p.''' ""
book OF the day RT Send Tor rrrrn'.iS S'''s
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TESTIMONIALS.

HON. GEORGE w. WOODWARD,
0av Jssttss gtAs 1sDrsHs cSwt u Rsnnsyivansa,
write
i, e. ss.Apas. aa.s.s e, ,s:-.
sooa tonic, as.1al in Diseases Of IL. digss-
i've orsans, and ofu e n1rsaa bsnent In csses
Of debility 80 vsats .srvsss aspn in the system.
Yours truly, oDO ". WOODWARD"
HON. JAMD0 TaOa PSOH.
Js4ee Of ~ A.eFsse o.swt y Ass.~isa.ts
~ oonGedse s4ocAsH1H 8W1sn Bittefra ralaab,e
eeias In Of attacks OF 1ndig0tion Dyspepsia.
can certify this from ny experience Of IL.
i 3xshs rHonpsoH.n
Fren Rev. Jos. n. KEHHARD, d. D.,
Psstv q tas 1AsA 11ssn oA.ea, Pntladslphia
qnsstsd % oonnest ny .ans with REPRESENTATIONS Of
di18f9e 49, 6 as9le - gsgesdi.s The practice
al essss declined, but ~ with . clear proof in
vae3saeina1anoee, spa0.0 swticuhriy n nv
90 1ily, Of ~ 1sse<insus 81 Dr Hoodandr asrran
1easr aeeart for oaes ftsn ~ ussal oeerss to sx-
- " nll eeaveeoa taas, tsr esasai debiiv Of t
Nsd esasee pr1ssep. II seme eaese Il ny fai, but
0aaiy doubt ~ Il VIII b vsry bsnenesl TO fhose
Whe ealsF es0 IL A1eve eaaeoa
IN. xaNNARp,
Eighth, below oeatse ST
From Rsvs =. D. RBMDALL,
Aatt@f 16itor Osiskae Gawostcle FR1sSelpAis
hAse derived deetded beae1t fon The uee Of Hoof-
a1b 0aED essEa - - n ny privilege TO recon.
0MA tAe0 . Dege saaoabae toaie - ali Who sre euf
from dssangsnsnt Of thsliver.
Years, truly,
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Kentucky, and I'll 0oashsra RsesMi
viii soon b 10 shsir Gasss holiday = =
welcome back tAs iaiamsas pssjsrss -
sor, Brsckiaridgs, to bic native soiL
could only have the luxury q - ~
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couo,sts. Al il u, his ftslinss viii b ~
M. Hsmas, vhss - ~ hordseai itii1 {.
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libse4y .haaisg soul VII ssvse anA -, q
csa,s = lialass aelAs he rights Of Tie
flsadnan and ~ lna iaeiassioas q be eosn-
~, till 10 msses ths jsse puBishnsat 9 sss
crimes IN ths present world q Ne world %
come.
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migrate, vhs, = yics President Of The Unitsd
States, presided IN ~ Ssoaas and plotted
treason sgainst bic c6sstsy. Asd ~ tAaa
Chair 70 entss directly into tho councils Of
the Rsbellious Confsderacy, while biz own
Ssass remained il the Union.
Hence HI ailseiasse beoksn r - Unies,
~ seaally bsUkln y NJ ON 1Es4 I'D =
vaa traitor, alike TO III Uniosaes9ts 49,
sovsrsigssy; sd = a.bilsasa asad izles
aea;ss. Is isssssit r hcaA Aid. ri -
trus 70 slaSssJ A1d Is ps, ~ HehaeAs
il Just mean enough TO honor him, vailslAs
10 the right man 10 the right place, receivins
hosses from Kertuckxea .