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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-02-10
NEW CIRCULARS. NOVEMBER, 1895
REDUCTION IN PRICES.

Tho MASON a nAMLlH 0RGANo0 respectfully
announce material reduction Ia he prices Of several
styles OF their we'll known Organs which are tins 40
KsowLrDoED srAFpARD OF E1crLLENor In this
department. having been awarded First Prize Medal
N tho Paria Exposition and seventy five other First
prtLes In this country. irt ...
kouR OorAvE SINGLE REID ORGAN, .,.,,.,,.. $50
FIVE oorAve DouBLR Rffp ORGAN, with live
stops and trempAnt, carved aud Panneled
ohAs tfstt ss'''s'.' ','t''si 'bi1D
FIVE ocTAvE DOUBLE RRRp OADMrr ORGAN,
ave stops with tho "Masou hamln Improved
Vox HumAna,"a a new invention now just offered,
producing now and wonderful effects, the hnest
nstrumont " s riye made ado..,..,,,..-...,,,.,.9i7V
fty other aty Of oiRans at proportonate prices,
New circulars iaaued this dar. Noyombor 9th 1853,
with full deocrpucusa aud ilusratonA sent free to any
applicant ...
MASON n MAMLIN ORGAN CO..
1Ha fremont street, Boston.
1W0 broadway New York,
shsD6nE A MONTH and Ktpepseg, 20 new
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-02-10
WANTEB.-AGENTS-- Ss.,e g, 6 800 s,.... Pc.

WAN I'D Hu6N q month, overy
where, male and female to introduce thu GENUINE
IMPROVED COMMON SENsR FAMILY SEWING
MACHINE This machine will stitch, hOm. fol tuck
quilt, oord bind braid and embroider in most supe
or manner, priOo only $ls Fully warranted for five
years Wo will pay $1,000 for any machine that will sew
a stronger, beautiful or more elastic seam than
ours. II makes the ELASTIC Lock Stitch. Ryery soc
ond stitch bo out, and still tho cloth cannot
bo pulled apart without tearing II. We pay Agents
from 87b TO 92O0 por monh and exponsos, or a commits
sion from which twice that amount can bo made Ad
dress sECoMB Co, Pitsbure Pa Boston, Mas
or 81. Louis, Mo,
CAUTION DO not be imposed upon by other parties
pAmng of worthless cast iron machines, undor tho
same or otherwise. Ours Ia the only genuine and
really practical cheap machine manufactured.
E. h H., 3m O. II, P, a CO., 1863 PHa
NXTANTED. -D1STRICT AND GENERAL
Wv Agents wanted for the Home Iff0 lnsuranoo Oom.
pRny Of New York AgOnts Of experience who would No.
cure good field with Full Commissions ia tho States Of
Wisconsin, Iowa, Minnesota and NebTasku will do well
70 correspond with us before the territory all taken up
KELLOGG, THOMPSON 90, Gea6rl NurthWesl,
arn Agency. Milwaukee Via mar1 ly
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-02-10

uAVR PROVED, FROM THE MOST AMPLR
IL experience, an entire success Simple
Prompt-Rffcient and Reliable. They are the
only Medicines perfectly adapted 20 popular nse,
80 simple that mietakes cannot be made In
using them 30 harmless az to be free nom dan
ger, and 90 efficient az TO be Always reliable.
They have raised the highest commendatiOD nom
all, And win always render satisfaction,
Nos. Cent
1, Cures FeVerB, Congestion, InhAmmatioDs.25
2 Worms, Worm Fever, Worm COc.2
q CryhDg-ColiC or Teetlling Of Infante&
4 Diarrh@a Of Children or Adults. %
8 Dysentery, Gripping, Bilious Colic.20
O. ChOlera-NfOrbus Vomiting. . &
a Coughs C.lds, Bronchitis. IS
g Neuralgia, Toothache, Faceache. 20
AeRdach esSick Headache, Vcrtlgo26
10 Dyspepsla, Bilious Stomach ]. =. rs
II, Suppressed, or Painful Periods 25
H. Whites, too profuse Periods. ..., 70
l8 Group, Cough, Difficult Breathing %
ID salt ItheuIn Eryslpelas, Eruptions8
Az NE Gboos are lGpin PIALS, ,sCi directions
containing doude quantities each, %
Zh1 JoLIowing are also put up In Vidls and are
seat AZ Ne sa7ns prtces ptven 6a1tg
l6 Fever Il Ague, Chill Fever, AgpeR5O
IL Piles, blind or bleeding 80. 80. 80
l9 OpthalIn y, and sore or weak Eyes50
10 [" CatnrrIA, acute or chronic, Infuenza50
70, I" WhoOpIng- -CO ugh, ,volentcough50
n, Asthma, oppressed Breathing. ~
"a 4" Ear Diseharges, s,impalrcdhearingt0
%, Scroflla, enlarged glands, ,swellings60
a. GeneralDebilityp yphysicalweakDess50
q, DrOpsy, and scan!y Secretlonss;; 80
10, 3" Sea-Sickness, ,sickness rom ridlng6O
N, Kldney-Disense, Gravel 81, 50
2S Nervous Debility Seminal
HsmissiOns, involuntary Dis
No. Sore Mc,ith csni;efri, i;fi,,..,.,..,,. ,...,... 70
90 Urinary Weakness, ,wetting bedGO
81, Painful Periods, with apAsms 50
81 Sunerings at change Of llie- n w
S EPLiegsy ,spasns, ,st vitusDancei g g
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-02-10
BELCHER, JhMEs q co.'s
Great One Dollar Sale.
THE MOST LIBERAL CONCERN OF THE KIND

THE MOST LIBERAL CONCERN OF THE KIND
IN THE COUNTRY
a The smallest article on our clsclsca besSclan0ed
al any time for a splendid large COneeriind or
aGpe-botHe repoloinO siiUeJ plated Castor,
or "a French Microscopic Vie@s
We have or hand over half million dcllars' worth Of
goods The largest and most valuable stock OF linens
m94l99ns OoStoPs, fann9ls, Dress oqodsFaney Goods
ANY DOLLAR SALE HOusoin in AmOrlca. We irlport
our own goods and can sell III large small quantities
at Importers prices This has been done before
ana u causing complete panic among wholesalers aud
rotAiefs wherever our goods sent IL you wiGn 70
B3UED By 10 ssER foE Eyasna ~ G 9s S5a G AXE
rate oi One Dollar Each. Those Eotlirg up cu6s
send for our Circular Our Inducements 10 Agents are
double those OF any other ooreern.
AGENTS, LOOK HEREI ..-
For Club Of Thirty, and SO will soud one OF the
brown OF bloaehed yard wide Sheeting: Double Lens
french ofeofcope with - rich foreign views Ladies'
r9a Morocco Trayeng bag 20 prirs Ladies' Fine Me
mouthpioOe n splopdtd case Violin and itcw IN boz
complete an Wool gassinere pants pair Ladies'
atoel Carving Knife and Fork With Ivory bSianccd
handle very bost quality; Gents' heavy chased solid
heavy siIyer plated white otsl Dessert Forsf doz
snt, sSogGrs BE9a Cob bet hssyS plaed 7te meta, To-
metal bound Concertina iettls for @lO. -. a
For UluD OF tny, and &c. oue Of the following ertl-
shoeLng black or coIoroi hlpaoca Dres. Pattorn
pair All.Nool Blankets Engraved, silver plated b9t
tle Revolving Castor; lhtt ivory balanced nSes, With
silver plated Whito metal FORKS; pnir Cent? Calf
Boots % yds good Rrnt long all.yol Shawl yf yds
very nno thcsimere for pants and vest Beautiful Pop
lin Drres Pattern; lOy-Pcturs Turkey Morocco Photo
graph Album. t =
For Club Of One Huntroi, and sl0,-Preiehts vary
In value from Rl9 % $g5.
iora Club o. Five Handled, and S5O,-present. frcm
fJJ OO Larger Clubs increased in the SAME ratio
Promiums sent with goods.
Circulars free TO any address, sept all money by reg
istered letter or money order Address
BELCHER, JAMES g. CO.,
q ~ y DrOmGeId SI., and ~ a. 10 BATTERY.
March street, Boston, NJ Rss.
Post Once Box 2il ga .sssaa iAn2Gml63A
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-02-10
PRryATE medical aid Read Or. whitiier's
sunerirunua Ihnlr Renlovsd

WNROM ali parts OF the body In five mnutss, without
n injury TO the skln by UPHAM's DRPiLAroRy Pow.
DER. AK or send for UpHAMss DkPiLATORY Pow.
DIR, and take no otliel Mailed 10 any address for
nj al by B. U, UPHAM 116 South seventh street, Phil
HdslphlA Sold By all druggists. Circulars sent free,
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-02-10
Diseases of the Skin,

Old Sores Erupuons CutaueOus Diseases or Dis.
eaaes Of the Sdn, all readily succumb to the won
derful influence OF Dr. Rohack's Blood Purifier,
Stomach BitteIs and Blood Pills Sold by all drug
glsts everywhere,
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-02-10
No. 13.
HIMILIA sIMILIBUs 0URANTUR.
HUMPHREYS
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS

uAVR PROVED, FROM THE MOST AMPLE
IL experience an entire success Simple
prompt- -Rfncient and Reliable. They are the
only Medicines perfectly adapted 70 popular use,
using them 30 harmless az to be free irOm dan
ger, and 90 efficient as to be Always reliable.
They have raised the highest commendatioD nom
all, and viii always render satisfaction,
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-02-10
30 Barolay Street, New York.

~ Barclay street, New 4 Ork'
This Rein is for the complete control and easy gov
ornment Of kckors and runaways, and for breaking,
training and mparting tho best possible style TO old,
young spirited unruy, hard tender mouthed horses
This is continuous rein from the drivers hand TO
the tu-rOt passing pueys at the bit and gagrun
ner, is neat strong, durable. and can be adjusted to
any bride in one minute -
County rights for sale. prices $40 to $40 each We
also the sole manufacturers OF tho celebrated Day
produced, 'E.E,H,
NJ A. A. q. H. P. 6m jan2O
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-02-10
DEvEREUX, RICH Il CO.,
~ William Street, New York,
General Agents
\ \Dr. bNTIOn'S Tobacco AntidOic.

\Dr. BHTtOn'S Tobacco AntidOte.
NAREANrGD TO REMOVE ALL DEsIHE FOR TouACeo, n
entNfly regdbt and harmless, and h also An eNcelenlkp
syseA possesses great nourshng and stteughenuPpow
ei enaNes he stomach 10 digest he heat.bt food nakes
sleep reNehng aud establishes robust health (smoets
and rkeeAC yr sity years cWtG Pnco Fiftyfouta per
box. PgtNte, Au Interesting treatise on W Injurious
rscii Of Ioh(cco, wih Isis Of eslmonay references,
el. sESf iah. Agents wanted Addfe,F
Da. 4. AHBOTr, JyrE City, NJ.
TH&T1 NJ ON I-AES.
Posu,rea'i TiNigoSr, / terslSyd abox Of Bttwn's
Antidoe uom Rev, \ NJ PouhOn w hun II an eetaitd
W. GArsuN, Connotlon f1anhon Co.. Ohio
Fsos ms U. s TeSSsupY sE,s,a,y, oaet Please
send supply Of the ASNore IAeONt rsfe,Es{ ha' done
IL cork SURELY. u EDGAR
FRos Nfw HAMPSHIRE AUkTr PRlsOS S-G Gentemep Of
unacnCc here haycg been Of the slpslls ioT soess
co BY using Dr. Buron's AtNoto w desle supply or
Tue P'''0aJts JosFpa ~ NAYo ARDEN Npf II State Prison
A p,vHra,s TssrlN<SY - Df\RunonS AGtldole for
Tobacso Io,s accoapi,Sed on cluimNjor,t
'Ur W MASElI Nat bankNfvv Albany, Iud,
A ACIEaoYvASsIEsnHoSy-osEXox or ASTIDoE
cured my b other,kn myself II nHvArAns
RoN Wv snOtnAKEK, kellcyN station "a.
FRox rms ToLlcr llRAneUApTrns, L2%S, NAss,-sL
k1ps 1ligod Hitg.dot pDDd' Of H,gh "a MN months ny
using Dr. rtons Aotdoe' and aa as,"f "a SSaefS IS %
FaoN/fr sourmRS HoaE JoVRslI, HAgnoaE,
Mo~CK. box Of Bnrops Ahtidote removed all hiys foI
the wfsd fom take pleasure in ieeommendllN NO
al 9il readers .SlAihM nu'V
7 FoR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS. y
tTafemartX oopyr'ghtedl
CAUTION. Beware Of injurious Immiiatlonl BOLD b
humbugs -.l-l--,s--.---. aeegeals. ON
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-02-10
r. RALl. & GO,

Worcester, mass,,
Manufacturers OF Woodworth's, Danlos', ami Gray
Woods
PL1NERS MOULDING, MATCHING, TENON.
ING, A0RTISLNG, SHAPING AND
BORING MACHINES,
Scroll Saws Re'sawinR, Hand Boring Wood Turning
Lathes and variety of other machines ioT working
wood Alao the best patsnt Door, Hub and Rail Oar
MortsuR Machines IN the world. send TOR cur illus
tratsd catalogue.
RICHARD BALL H. p HALsTPD
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-02-10

MORE TROUBLE - Thousands Of our peo-
.SoDsis a alanSss @ s"Sss3 " no Os t%ach snd
b0wols. 1he value oi CoK'R DYsPEPaIA Guar should
be known 10 tho world II has saved thousands from
an early grave, TT f.4 fs, r
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-02-10
aR0YEsTEEN, FULLER & co.,
Have removed TO thoir
NE w WARER MS,
; 81 Mercer Street. New York.

P1anoaForteS
IN VIE great increase In the demand for our Piano
u FoTtes throughout the country, have eomnellad
ua 20 eAtend our Manufacturing facilities To throe
tDoa their former size,and having add cd aany new I'M
pr0vementS in Manufacturing, we shah continue 10
Keep our prices the Same they always have se the
lowest OF any hrstclass Piano Horto major by A least
Onethd, and respectfully solicit by parties about
pnrohAAlng 70 a compArisOn with oil nihar mnkara
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-02-10
Household Remedies.

There are no remedies so well and favorably
known as Household Remedies' as Or. Robsck 8
Blood Purifier, Stomach Bitters. and Blood Pils,
and no family should be without them Sold by ali
druggists everywhere.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-02-10
DIR. WHTTTIER.

- 4&o w 6L1aA& - - n sbL4dAOo
a REGULAR GRADU ATE OF MEDIOINE, L
IN diploma at OflCe will show, has been longer
engaged tn the treatment of Nenerea, Sexual aud
Private DlJeasea than any other ,physicinn In ST.
Louis.
syphilis, GonorThea, Gleet, Srictpre, Orchltis
Hernia, and Rupture; all Urinary Diseases and
Syphilitic or MercuTiA Affections Of the Throat,
Skin or Bones treated with unparalleled success
SpeTnatOrThsa, Sexual Debility and lmpotenoy,
the TsBut OF self abuse in youth, sexual eEcesses
naturer years, other causes and which produce
some OF the following effects nocturnal emissions,
Dlotches debility, dizziness, dimness Of sight, con
fusion Of ideas, evil fOrcbOdings aversion TO sOcetv
OF feales, loss OF memory and sexual power and rem
dering marriage improper, are permanently cured.
The Doctors opportunities IN hospital and private
pTaCtic0 unsurpassed in ht Louis or any other
city Back files of NJ ious papers prove that be has
been located there longer by years than any others
adveriging The establishment, library, laboratory
and appointments are unrvaled In the West, unsur
passed anywhere. Age, with experience, can loo re-
ed upon and the doctor refer ~ many physicians
throughout the country, In past success and pres
y ent position he stands without competitor.
3 The Writings Of n Physician whose repu-
4 milton Il UniOu.wide should be
worth renuina.
Il DOCTOR WHITTIER publishes n MEDICAL
\ HPAMPnLET relating 10 vonereal diseases and the
disastrous and varied conseduAnces Of self abuse,
chat will be JO any address in sealed envelope
d for two sanpH Neutrality-suspicious. introduce patients
TO the doctor after readiug his medical pamphlet
4 Communication confidential A friendly talk will
cost yuu nothing Once central, yet TetiredNo
X en- ST. CnarleH street, ST Louis Mo Hours y A. NJ
tor NJ, Sundays lsto9P.h deos9ly
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-02-10
TIE SYMM ETRIZER,
OR BODY BALANCE.
Fashionable, Cheap and Durable

10 THR LADIES This light cool and sprinRy device
promptly erscls tho dropping iguro expands the chest
Ind lungs ilatons prominent shoulder blades slOpos
sharp and square shoulders, gives symmetry 10
tho form, elasticity 70 tho movements and cOmpels tho
attire to lit gracefully and suPER5cEDEs THE CORSET.
Prot Shnnls, ofNIemphis, to Prof. Fenner,
OF New Orleans.
My DEAR Or, FRNSER
And finally, the thanks OF the prof fession
are due to the author of this beautiful DEVICE which
FURNISHES the means OF genteel figure with no evil
tendency connected with its use
Very truly yours, &c,
LEWIS sHANKs.
Prot OF 0bst's and disaaBes Of Women ana Children
Her attitude and grace of motion is the wonder Of
the world"
II was laughed at and ieered by all, because of my
deformity now anu pointed AZ as model OF symmetry
and RnaOe"
IAN laugh at deiomity who wear the symmetrizer."
For sale at all Dry Goods Dealers Corset Mantle and
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-02-10
WINCHESTER REPEATING RIFLES,
FIRING
Two SHOTS second ms Repeater,
AND
Twenty Shots n Minute as single
Hreeoh Loader.

These powerful, accurate and wonderfully effect
I've weapons, carrying eighteen charges, which can
be- fred Ia nine seconds are now ready for the
market, and are for sale by all the responsible Gun
Dealers throughout the country. For full infor-
nation, send for circulars and pamphlets 70 the
WINCHESTER REPEATING ARMS 90,
deci gm t New raven, Conn.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-02-10
''IS NEW YORK siiIoATE BOOK SLATE 90,
~ CortlAndt street, N Y.

IT. H. Gropesteen, founder Of he old and tuuoTdbi
knolOn house Of Gropeiteen q Co.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-02-10

SENATE, Jan 10th, Howe presented
remonstrance Of tho Chamber Of Commerce of
Milwaukee apainst the further extension Of a GER
tain portohot the bankrupt law, and resolutions
Of tho same body asking the appointment Of q com
misson TO locate the canal above the Falls Of Mag
ara Referred Bills were introduced granting
lands In aid of tho construction OF railroad from
Sioux City, Iowa, to Columbus Nebraska; extend
np tho Jurisdiction Of tho Court Of Claimsj pro
viding for reduction Of tao army to reOrganize
tho officers Of the army
HOUSE, Bills were introduced for the re-
lief OF statea entitled to swamp land indemnitiea.
Referred to the Committee ON Public Landaj for
tho relief of largo number Of citizens Of southern
states from political dsabties; to strengthen rub
lie credit and relating TO contracts for the payment
of coin II enaca that all interest bearing notes Of
the government shall be paid In coin except where
II ia otherwise provided by law II also legali4es
coin contracts a. bin was passed decaringt that II
shall not be lawful for any officer Of the Govern
mont member OF Congress, or other person enti-
tied by law to tho frankiDg privilege, TO exercise
said privilege otherwise than by his or her written
autograph signature upon the matter franked, aud
all letters or other mail matter not thus franked by
the written signature Of aperson entitled by law TO
oxerciae auch privilege, shall be charged with the
rates OF postage which arc now may be establish
cd by lawl-A resolution waa adopted for the ap-
pontment OF aselect commiteeof aeven 10 inquire
and report M 10 what Legislation 10 necessary 10
provide for taking the censua
SENATE. Jan. 2lst. Bills were presented
to regulate the payment Of tonnage tax 10 amend
the United Staies uanry laws, by making ak per
cent tho legal rate OF interest, but allowing con.
tracts for the payment OF rate not exceedng eight
per cent 20 prohibit tho secret sales OF gold ad-
ditonal TO the oct granting land 10 aid In tho
etruotlon OF the Northern Pacific Railroad. which
was referred 70 the Committee on tho pacihc Hail.
road. II provides for n guarantee by the govern.
ment OF the payment Of the Interest On III com
pnny's ffty.six years. ak per can't honda 10 tho
| extant of 0aO 600 In bonds per mile tho Unltad
duo for government transportation, and by tho TO.
cepof two per cont upn the roads eroas earnings
| N anend tha national CURRENCY act n proyidea
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-16
Women Iravellinw AIouc.

Miss Susan 3. Anthony writes as follows
from Washington to her paper, the Revolu-
uon: 81
Among the many acts of injustice done to
WOMAN because OF her sex, Is % be reckoned
tie treatment ste receives from hotel-keepers,
Ia travelling alone. In most States of the
Union no woman unattended can lind admis-
Zion to hotel. Whether she be young or
Old, whether OF respectable appearance or not,
che is rejected unless she car. prOue her re-
spectabit, no easy thing to do. on arriving
In the dead OF night, when the whole city IS
asleep. When Mrs. Minor, an elderly lady,
the President OF the Womans Fights Society
OF this place, went to Washington about two
weeks ago, to take part in the Convention,
she Was subjected to most painful embarrass-
ment IN being refused admission to Wizards
hotel. No less disagreeable was the expert
ence of the President OF the Chicago Soro-
SIS" who arrived here a, one O'Clock at night,
and was denied entrance at tue planters
House.. Mrs. LiVernore, however, belongs
fortunately to that class OF women who are
net easily. iBtimdated. She seated herse I,
and. insisting on her own good right, ordered
q room, declaring that she would not leave
the house. In i've minutes it was given her.
II Is Tot alone the Inconvenience caused to
woman which was censured yesterday, but
the indirect insult to which she is subjected,
and whicA has not been properly resented.
When man comes to hotel, it Is not asked
Il he be knaye or otherwise disreputable.
II be have 'greenbacks' enough to pay Tor his
room he Is politely received. Now, are the
"greenbacks" of woman of less value than
those OF a man? f3S9
"A spectacle lady arriving alone is merci-
lessly relected-but lady who is not respect
able, and has been refused admission, will be
received ifsbe return with gentleman. The
leaders in the Woman's Rights movement
have prayed earnestly that this question might
be brought into open discussions demand
In which they are entirely right. 1t is mat
ter In which every one Is interested who has
mother, vile, sister or any female rela-
tive
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-16
Anecdetc OF Gen. Hancock

We cut the following anecdote Of General
Hancoek from the history OF the 10th regi-
meDt, published in one OF our exchanges.
{ The author, speaking OF the scarcity of ra-
tons, says:
They were scarce with 1850 much SO
that some OF the other boys bought of other
regiments During this scarcity, Blake hap
p ned to be on guard at Hancock's head
quarters. lie was pacing his beat very in
oustrious'y IN front of the Generals tent,
about day light. when the General rolled out
Of bed and came to the door.
soldier, are you from the 140th?"
Yes, ST."
us y true rations are scarce Pn
ayes. sir.n
"Xou haven't enough ?"
No, SIR"
"How many have you? Half enoughp"
"a think SO, sir"
.a well Ell, It's ID poor soldier who can't
With the last remark he went to bed again
while Blake renewed his labors.
Before lohg the cook began preparing
breakfast. One thing after another was put
on the table II, the mess tent, and finally
plate OF hot biscuit. While the cook return
ed to the kitchen. Blake stepped up, emptied
them into his haversack, and resumed his
walk. Breakfast Was announced, and the
Gent raj went In: He had not been there
long before be called the cook to bring in some
bread. The cook told him he had put hot
CAKES Oh toe table. Some conversation
passed between them and the General step
Pig 70 the door watched Blake very closely.
axe walked lis beat apparently uncon-
hcious OF any one being within a mile. FL
many the General called corporal, relieved
biake anu sent him to his quorters. He had
twent, EIGHT biscuit in his haversack.
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-16

Wanted. NB
CALEsMEN to travel and sell by sample new line
Not goods. Situation permanent, and good wages
Address with stamp, H. II. RICHARDS & 90, 41S
chestnut st, PhiladeIphia, Pa. ffe22d4W'