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The Portland daily press., 1870-10-22
Pro Bono PnbIico.
To the Editor of the Press:

Will you allow me space in your columns to
say word in regard to the apothecary stores
in our city. 1t seems to me there is a screw
loose some where, as recent unpleasant expe.
rience will show.
was suddenly called up a few nights since
on account OF sickness in my family, which
needed immediate attention. was dispatch
ed to the nearest drug store for medicine. No
one answering my call there l went down into
the city, trying them one by one as went,
meeting with the same result. On my way /
fell in with gentleman who was on the same
errand as myself; and, as misery loves compa-
ny we immediately formed copartnership and
proceeded with our search. Door at er door
was ratified, and knobs from which the wires
had been detached were vigorously pulled, all
to no purpose. We visited some hotels and
received somefight on the subject, which prov
cd to be darkness, and my partner gave up in
disgust and went home to his sick child, leav-
ing me to continue alone.
But to make long story short, I spent two
hours in my search and was at last rewarded
by seeing an individual protrude his head from
window over one of our stores in response to
repeated rafting, and inform me that he did
not have the article wanted.
Now, as am not alone in this experience
(for was told by policemen that they met per-
sons almost every night engaged in similar
search) and, for the benefit of all who may be
in like circumstances, I would like to know il
the population of Portland is not sufficient to
warrant having one or two places where medi-
cine can be procured at any time of night.
F. T., w
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SATURDAY. Nor irg, October %, 1870.


We have several times called attention TO
the fact that the Penobscot and Passamaquod-
DIV Indians are enfranchsed by the operation
of the fourteenth and fifteenth amendments
to the constitution of the United States. The
fourteenth amendment makes citizens of all
persons born or naturalzed in the United
States and subject 10 the jurisdiction thereof
The fifteenth amendment forbids any State to
exclude from the exercise Of political rights
any person on account of race, color or pre-
vous condition. The Indians resident in this
State were born here and are subject to the
jurisdiction of the United States and are
therefore citizens. Why are they lot there
fore entitled tovote and to send representa-
tive to the Legislature? We have seen 10
notice of their voting at the last election, and
presume they did not. Why are they not at
once permitted to exercise their new rights ?
In Minnesota recently a number of Indians
have been naturalized according to the provis-
IONS OF an act of Congress framed especially
10 meet the case Of aborigines. But the
Western Indians, unlike the feeble remnants OF
tribes still existing in this State, are by con-
yenient fiction regarded as not subject to the
jurisdiction of the United States and SO be-
Come proper subjects for naturalization. The
government makes treaties with them just as
1t does with foreign nations, and though they
actually are subject to the jurisdiction of the
United States, and often to their sorrow, yet
the fiction which is still kept alive in man
ner, prevents the Western Indians from COM
ing within the terms of the fourteenth
amendment. III the treaty system is aban-
doned, as it ought to be and as there is some
probability it will be,-if the government is
finally considered as holding the same rela-
tions to its copper-colored subjects as to the
rest of the inhabitants of the country,-then
there will be no obstacle between the Sioux
and Camanches and the ballot-box. But our
Penobscot and Passamaquoddy tribes have
never since Maine was State been dignifed
by the title of nation, nor have they ever
been honored by being made party to a
treaty
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of the largest manufacturers in Massachusetts

of the largest manufacturers in Massachusetts,
from the town of Whitngyille, were present
and took a deep interest in what TRANSFERRED.
The meeting did not adjourn till late in the af-
ternoon. The Directors will meet at the
American House, Boston, Nov. 9th to COM
plete their organization
The corporation was fortunate in the selec-
ton OF Directors. They are all men of wealth
and influence and several have had large rail-
road experience. Mr.. Knnicut, who has been
named as President of the new road, is now
President of the Worcester and Nashua Kall-
road Company, and is held in high estimation
in Massachusetts,. Mr.. Turner is the popular
and efficient superintendent of the same road
Judge Dewey and Messrs. Stoddard, Smith,
and Whiting are Directors in some one of the
roads which center at Worcester. They have
confidence in the enterprise and promise to
fulfil the sanguine expectations of the friends
of the great Western and Southern connec-
ton from the city of Portland.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

SAN FRANOIsCO-sld 18th, ship Cutwater, Hal
lett Corr.
PENsACOLA-Ar 18th, brig Lizzie wyman, Kiln.
| SAVANNAH 10th, ship VIM M Reed, stinson
cHARLEsToN-Ar 18th. brig Geo Berry. Fss-
Cid nth brig Concord. Kellsv, Baltimore.
WILMINGTON-Ar 10th, brig Antilles, Doul,
New York; sch W Holt, Mart, Boston.
CID 18th. brig Abbie Eariabee, Wardweli Tor
FORTRESS MoNROE-Passed out 10th. sch Palos
Sha kford West Indies.
ALEXANDRIA-Ar 18th, brig Maurice, Carlson,
BALTIMoRE-Ar 18th, sch A CoOmbs, COMBS
Boston.
Lookout. Wheeler, GEORGETOWN.
Sid 18TH barque Virginia Dare; brigs Colson,
and Abby Ellen.
Also ar 18th, brig Hattie B, Daggett, Bath.
CID 18Th, barque A Cochiane, Swasey, Cardenas,
new, NEW YORkoAr 18Th. oriRs ClaRabeile. Tracev
Crowley, Crowley. st John. NIB schs Lyndon. Hill
natd Enzaoethport tor Augusta; Mary Augusta
Lora o Ca,ais: Fred Gray, Gray. Bath.
Ar 20th. brips Ellen Maria, Hoxie, Malaga; Key
stone. Barter, Alicante ~ dass
~Oa 10Th barque Jo,ephine Martin, Ticket, for Fall
,PK0vIDENCE-Ar goth, sch Convert, Adams,
NEwPORT-Ar 10th. sch Alpine. Marshall, from
Bangor.
In port goth, scbs VIM Penn Gilchrist I'm Bangor
tor Washington; Chiffon. Winslow, I'm Portland Tor
New York. Susan. She man. do for Philadelphia;
Starlight. McIn'ire, Boothbay Charleston; Pnta,
Clark, I'm kockand tor New York; Anna Gardiner,
BOSTON-Ar 2Oth, brig Hattie Eaton, Brown. I'm
Demarara 4th ult; scbs Aneie Amesbury, JONES'
Georgetown; Bird, Merrill. do
brig Lizabe, Tabbutt, Galveston; sch Adelne, OAR
by, Bangor.
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DIE ID

In this city. Oct. 81. Mr. Joseph Townsend. aged
IS yeara-formery of Freeport.
Funeral services this Satur az afternoon at oclk
at his late residence, of No. ~ Middle street.
Aged brotherhood are invited to attend
In Chelsea, Mass, Oct. 10, Mr.. Nathaniel Ilsley,
aged SO wears. His remains were brought to this city
tor interment.
In (.rotou Centre. Mass. Oct. ls Of dpthera, John
Williams. only child Of Henry q aud kudora Mitch
ell formerly Portland. aged years months,
In saltwater, Mimi, Oct. IS, OF typhoid lever DR.
Henry l. jordan, aged 26 years,-lormerly OF West
brook.
Funeral services tomorrow afternoon at o'clock
at his fathers house. Woodtord's Corner
In Bath. Oct 16, Charles ID. Moulon, aged % years
6 months.
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Some medical men insist that it is undgnified to
advertise remedy, however valuable it may be.
Queer reasoning this. 1t is like saying that ar
tice which the world needs should be hid in cor
ner-that benefits and blessings may be too widely
difusedt at the means OF protecting and restoring
health should be close monopoly, and not accessi-
BILE 10 ALL The argument is had. 1t is worse than
that; tits snhumdn suppose HOstetter's Stomach
Bitiers-an absolute specific Tor dyspepsia, bilious
ness and nervous oebility-bad neve, been known
beyond the repertoire Of the faculty, what would
have been the consequence? Instead of curing and
invigorating millions, the good effects of the prep
aration would have been confined to comparative
few. There is the highest authority for saying that
light should not be hid under bushel; that what
ever is excellent should be placed city hill,
where all men can take cOgnizance of it. 1t supon
this principle that the Biters have been advertised
and continue to be advertised in every newspaper of
any prominence in the western hemisphere, and
that the spontaneous testimonials in its have
been translated into all written languages. Thou
sands enjoy perfect health to-day who would be
languishing on beds OF sickness il the newspapers
had not spread the truth qcith regard to this u,a-
eQu0ted tncigor0at and corrective lar and wide.
Suppose profit HAS been reaped from this publicity.
Is THAT any argument against it? 1t the public
health has been protected if lives have been saved;
it the feeble have been strengthened and the sick
restored. great good has been accomplished; and
who 50 mean as to grudge to exertions thus directed
their fair reward?
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had been committed to the custody of the
Sheriff by Joseph Williamson, ESQ, for refns.
ing to annex to his deposition the originals nj
certain dispatches. Judge Williamson was
acting by authority of a commission from the
Court of General Sessions of New York in
taking dispositions to be used in the case q, ~
The People of New York VS.. Shepard 81 Ste.
vens. Judge Cutting decided that an operator
is not bound to annex dispatches to 90 bevond
the jurisdiction of the State courts, and ordered
the discharge of the prisoner.
YORK COUNTY.
Col. S. r. Shannon of Biddeford, an able
lecturer, has just returned from Brazil where
he has spent three years in literary pursuits
and in studying the customs, manners and hab.
its OF the people OF that country. He has nre.
pared lecture on Brazil. We understand
that he is about to deliver his lecture at Bath
As a man by the name of Temple was stoninp
up wall at Ross's Corner in Sbarpleigh on
Monday last, cart load of stone was dumped
near the mouth Of the well, causing the earth
to cave in, burying Mr.. Temple and killine
him instantly.
The dwelling house of Jonathan Tebbets Of
Lebanon, was burnt October 4tb. with most O
his furniture and provisions. This is the sec
ond time within four years, having been burn
ed out in Berwick little more than three
years ago.
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SPOKEN.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FOREST CITY
Washing Machine.

Inc most sensible machine for washing all Kinds
2, cioInng' mat mas ever been offered to the public
IL Is simple, not liable get out of order mada
strong and will last an age '' s'"o
IL can be easily worked BY child twelve wears NJ
sge,a ana as much washing can be we'll done with n in
one hour as can be done the board in three bonrs
~ goes not wear the clothes break the buttons
Sn Is capable OF washing coverlds blause cts quilts
or com1orters, rs well as the sma lest articles '
- 1t has been recently invented bv Mr. Natbaner
crockett OF Portland, MaiI Q, who has applied Tor
Some few of the machines are now in use bv tam
mes VINO say they would not part with it Tor one
hundred dollars. May be found at
hENDALL & WHtTNEY's, Market So.
or at my store
corner Of Green and Congress Sts.,
.NATH CROCKETT.
or22aodtf
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DEPARTURE OF oCnAN STEAMERS
MARI N Il N EwB.
PORT OF RTLAN

Friday, October ~.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Carlotta Colby. Halifax. S,-mdse
and passengers to John Porteous.
Steamer Chase, Mulligan, Halifax Ms with A pas-
sengeIs and mdse to John Porteous
Steamer New York, Winchester, Boston for East
port and st John. NIB.
Brig Allston Sawyer, Bangor for New York.
Sch Harris. tBr) Quinlan, Boston, to load for
st John, NIB.
Sch Prize, Robinson, Boston. to load for Eas port
Sch Casco Lodge, Pierce, Saso, to Nickerson G
Litchield, to load tor Baltimore.
Sch belmont, Gales VinslhAysn tor New York.
Sch Harper, Gott st John. NB, for New York.
Sch Essex Norton, Millbridge.
Sch Carrie Seavey. salisbury. Bangor.
Sch Buena Vista, lie Wis Wiscaeret.
Sch H Warren, SinDstt Harpswen.
Schs Glide. Miller. and Levant, Rich, Bangor for
Boston.
Sch Edward s. Frank, Fuller, Boothbay for wey-
mouth.
CLEARED.
Sch O Roker. Taylor, Boston-Berlin Mills.
Sch Seguin. Davis, Kennebec, to load tor Balti-
more-Nickersen & Litch6eld
Sch Robt Byron, Clark. Frankfort.
SAILED-Brigs Mary Z Dana, Torrent, VIM
Sawyer, and others.
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Trusses. Elastic Stockings, Knee
Caps. Ankle Bandages, shoulder
Braces, Supporters, Clutches,
Dumb Bells! A full supply just received
at LOring's Drug Store, corner Ex-
change and Federal SITS. sep13tfsn
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New Brick House forsa,e

'INHE block OF two brick Houses, now being fin.
ished on the s0utherly corner of Neal ami Pine
srees. Insy are houses in every resp en-
c1ntaning ouIteen rooms EACH to be turui he with
GLIDING Sebago water 'e"'e"ee'' III
Tue restrictions placed the buildings to be cree
sirable locations in the city, ~ W.
Tney will be sold at mode ate p'i"es and on favor
abls terms Aoply TO Joint. HULL, Room No.
IL riueht BLOCK, Exchange ST. oc22eod3w
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Bachelors Hair DYE.

Bachelors Hair Dye.
This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world !;
tie only true and perfect Dye; harmless reliable jim
stantaneous; disappointment; no ridiculous tnts;
remedies the i'll effects ofbad dyes; invgorates and
g,ss sne htc sott AMI eautiful black or brown
Sold by all Druggists and Perfumers, and properly
applied at Bachelors Wig Factory, l6 Bond NY
June 3-16705NdlyT&w
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~ ~o'ns sen oapau hanson, new YORK.
FOR EIGN PORTS
Sid I'm Port Elizabeth, CGH. Aug 16 shin Arabia
Hinckley from Rangoon) tor Falmouth. E.
Philadelphia. '''''o"'
In port 'st. ship Sunrise. Iuce tor New York Jdg.
9arques JAS Churchill, Seavey, tor Philadelphia 20
days: Frank Marion. Duncan Tor Boston lido. hrio
Ciytie. Dow. TOR New York. do e
AZ Cronstadt Sd inst, barque Reunion, Tucker, for
Boston DAYS. i"'
At Antwerp 9Th inst. barque Annie M GRAY. Gem.
for New York, ldg. '
AT at Antwerp 9th inst, ship Portlaw, Rice, from
AT a, sunderland 7th inst, ship John Spear, Hayes
CID at Cardiff 9th inst, brig onaaska, Wheeler, for
Kong ~. AAo"s
Penarth Roads-Put back 10th, ship Mayalower.
Call for New Orleans.
$40 TN Montevideo Sept 8, ship Sabine, Paine, Tor
Calao. f s' 'e'Po''
>, Ar at st Thomas 22d ult brig T. Fl Rich. Hopkins.
Tenerine. (and sailed 1st inst Tor Turks isands'
to load tor Provincetown.I
!, ar al 81 John, NIB nth inst, sch Addie Ryerson
CD 18Th. brig ANGELA, Leighton, New York: sch
fIa',le Bird, Br) Mclean. Portland.
Cd 2lst, sch Zina. Bradbury Maehias.
SPOKEN.
Sept 81, lat % 20, lon 81 rs, barque Clara Brooks
from New York tor Antwerp. '
Oct 10 Hatteras w 10 miles sch Frank Jameson
from charleston TOR Philadelphia.
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Memoir ANDA.

Ship Odessa, Qualey, from New York for Bremen.
totally wrecked in the Weser 18th inst No par
ticuars. Sbe registered $40 tons. built at Dam
ariscotta in 1884, and owned in New York.
Barque cascO. at New YORK from Pensacola, re-
ports, first part OF the passage light variable winds
ana Gains SR 70 a, 81 81 Ion 4. - then took heavy
the whole.t me: Oct II. OF Cape Fear, saw lot Of
lumoer same day, PM. took . heavy gale nom Sc
VIII oh lasted 6 hours and for IL hours 1t blew almost
hurricane, the sea making constant breach over
the vessel; passed Cape Hatteras 18th and had light
variable winds and Gains up to the nth, when she
took another heavy gale iron WNW to NV,
Sch Challenge. Barnet. with brick for Portland,
run on a rock below Damarscotta 18th inst where
she remains, though she las discharged.
LAUNCHED-At Rockport 18th inst, by Tollman &
FEELS. three-masted schr OF about 35Q TONS named
John Bird, to be commanded by Capt VIM Sleeper
She was all rugged and sails on when launched and
Immediately after sailed tor ROckland.
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BOARD Wanted.

A Gentleman and lady, with two children, would
IA like board in a small family. Rooms furnished
or unfinished. Good reference given.
Address Dexter, Box AZ, Portland isoc4t
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Il FORTUNE

Parties with Portable Saw Mi.lsS
THE BEST Of Timber Land for sac near tbs
Grand Trunk Railway, on favorable terms.
o.oo,,. f. A. HILL,
Quincy, Mass.
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FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.

FROM MERCHANTS EX0hANGE.
Ar at Montevideo Sd ult. barque Harrisburg. nom
Machias, tand sailed tor Buenos Ayres); 4th Saml
Spring, Small. st John, NB, lJahe III; 9th, ship
Gen shepley. Norman, Cardiff; LittletoR, Taylor,
Portland, fJune ~ and sid 10th tor DuenOs Avres
SIN i'm New York 10th, sch Marion Draper, Meady
Portland.
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FOR EIGN PORTS

Ida Ella. Smith. Pembroke for do: Mabel Hail Hart
lett Rockland for HALIFAX
Ar2Oth, sch Sabao, Lamson, New York.
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rs TUBS
Vermont Butter
Very Choice, for family use.
ID. 3. KICKER Dc CO.,
oc21d3t sN 1855 Fore street.

Portland a Ogdcnsbarz Railroad.
In accordance with vote of the Directors OF the
Portland and Ogdensburg X. h. Company at meet
ing held Oct. 10, 1870, hereby notify the subscri-
beers to the stock of said Railroad that an ASSESS
ment of Five Dollars per share has been laid on
said stock, due and payable OH the Twenty.
seventh day Of October imsi at the Treasurer's
Office, corner of Middle and Plum streets.
AUG. Z. STEVENS,
Treasurer P. s. o. r. R. Co,
Portland, October 10, 1870 oc2Osntd
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Dr.. RicknAll,s SYru.
M A b r. 1 e ID .

In this city, Oct. 10, by Rev. VIM. b Hayden, Hem
~ 5. Manning, Of Brooklyn, N. T., and Miss Louise
Fisher, of this city.
In Lewiston, Oct. II, AIvah C. Crockett. Of Gray,
and Emma c. Adams OF Auburn.
In Freedom, Oct. 10, Jas. II. Thursten and Aura
V. Sylvester, both OF Lewiston.
In Boston. Oct. 20, by Rev. A. j. Jordan Alrheus
Boothby. OF ParsonsHeld, and Miss Sarah j. Moody,
OF Limington
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a P-esr.S.O.m.

Wishes to lease genteel, convenient HOUSE, with
in five minutes walk of the Post Office suitable ior
one or two small families. One with a small barn or
stable attached preferred. References given. Rent
not to exceed $500 per year for each tenement.
Address ARLINGTON, P. o. Box A. oc17tf
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JoUvEN's KID GLOVE CLEANER restores
soiled gloves equal to new. For sale by all
druggists and fancy goods dealers. Price %
cents per bottle. mr28-d1y
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The Bangor Wing learns by private dispa tch
that on Wednesday night last, as Mr.. A. P.
home from his store, pistol or gun was fred
at him, the ball striking the back of his head,
decorating the scalp and going out through one
ear. The wound is not considered serious,
though it was very painful. The object of the
attack was probably robbery, and two arrests
of suspected persons have been made.
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Situation Wanted

man who is willing to wora at most apvtbin
- ior living wages this winter, 'N-A'
Address IN" Pres Office, o,29dat
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Our Waterville correspondent whites that an
earthquake was felt in that place on II. &c A.
NJ. Thursday. It's duration was about a minute
and a half, in which three separate shocks were
experienced. Door bells were rung, clocks
stopped, and there was general stopping over
OF ink from the ink-wels in the school room
desks. Compared with the earthquake year
age, it was of longer duration. but less violent
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-06-25
CHARLESTOWN, SATURDAY, JUNE 25 1870
d" Sometime" !"

Tie following is one Of Mr. Prcntce's little
waits, so many of which appeared in the Louis-
vile Journal in its palmicst days:
Sometimc-It is a sweet. sweet, song, var
bled to and fro among the tapmost boaghs Of
the heart, and filling the whole air with such
Joy and gladuess as the songs Of birds DO when
the summer morning comes out Of darkness,
and the day is born on the mountains. We
have all our possessions in the future which we
call sometime. Beautiful flowers and singing
birds are there, only our hands seldom grasp
the one or our cars hear the other But, oh.
reader, be Of good cheer, for all the good there
is a golden sometime: when the hills end
valleys Of time are all passed; when We wear
and fever. the disappointment and the SORROW
of life are over, then there is the place and the
rest appointed Of God. Oh, homestead, over
whose roof fall no shadows, or even clouds;
and over whose threshholl the voice Of sorrow
is never heard; built upon tie eternal hills,
aud standing with thy spires aud pinuacIes Of
celestial beauty among the palmy trees Of the
city on high those who love God ssallr un-
der thy shadows, where there is no more sor-
row, nor pain, nor the sound Of weeping
sometime
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Morning and Evening.

It was the morning OF lile' Inc sun n'u
risen in all its beauty. a youth wandered
forth full Of joyful hopes. Gay birds "aFoIed
around him; beautiful flowers gre" at bis feet.
The light winds of the summer rustic past
seeming 70 welcome him there and cheering
him ON his way. lie was happy in the pres
cnt alone. and happier in the anticipation OF
the future.
What pleasant worlds this, hei'''sht'
as he imagined bright days to come many Joys
yet mtas.cd.
Hawanderclop the broad road OF HE. lie
saw young and beautiful s's- She too.
wandered on the road Of life. They met
Gentle love touched their hearts. an' she turned
and went with him. They i,ar"ycd together
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Rocapturo OF a Relic.


In 1856 President Franklin Pierce presented
20 jefferson Davis for BIS bravery az tbc hat-
Tie Of Daepa Vista, during Che Mexican war.
when tie stampede Of the Indiana aud Illinois
troops would hare resulted IN ,he dcn1r.'it-
tion Of the army but for Dayis' GOODNESS, acare
made from the bul! Of the wanap Constitution
This cane was mounted with massive gold
hcad-the mountiugs being worth about one
hundred dollars. on the gold was inscribed
q General Davis from Franklin Pierce, 1856
and is one ofthe choicest ofthe many memcn-
toes ever received by General Davis.
During the war private house in Kinds
conuty, Mississippi, where many Of Dayis'sar-
ticles were stored. was broken into by party
Of soldiers on a maraudius expedition, and
everything in ,hc house was destroyed or taken
away, although the place was occupied byncn
ccmbatauts
Some time since j. r. Linn, OF Ottawa, Oaioi
accidentally learned that Rev Samuel Lynch,
who formerly preached at E'mose, Ohio hal
tlis cane in bis possession. Anxious for It's
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perry lie o'D''o u''''o - 40 ,.,''-.''
-NHe" h''n'nS O' '''' cane '''-''1sn ''' ~
mem0eT'd oil nearing I''' some one Al '""'
nesa''Tao'a n@- sue" "n a''I''. ,I ','Un- ,'
ms I'''n DIS o"" "0'"s ''I' '''' - ~" ""''
no'"ins Oh ''.' N'','' ''''' W. new ''' '''"
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meata i'' DIS "''',, %" 'Dy o.'r' 7' -
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Husband and wife, Between you two iet
10 third persons come share tie secret s'iaio or
Joy that belong to your two hearts alone. Let
neither father mother brother uor sister betac
confident 5f thatwhich concerns your domestic
peace. Bear all things, suffer a.l things 5l'
in silence and sadness Lc; moment oI
alienation o., years Of estraHgemelt be healed
and FORGOTTEN il after moments ard years o!
intense love, but never let the w-.l Of another 8
confidence be built up between yoa and your
wife's or your husbands heart.