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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-02-03
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Wa6rt9tft. :a1as Ohio.

Sutinem . Dmnibns, Der In piqaa Dor einem
Sotel fanh. uurbe anl 25. Sanuar Elm Rinolein ee=
boreu. Die gftern befanoen R4 nuf Der aeiie nadb
Detroit; nm BEN Gei9enbesdasniH eiasf Dermanb-
ten beijapohnen.
ST.. 2ate BON atron, berbeiratbet. As Sabre alt
nnb .3dbnur5t ieines Geihdftes, bat .frans6Fi6en
abfdie6 eenemmen. nadoem er eiue anaabl ieinsr
2unoinnen erbbli& beIeioiet uno Elm Dienftmdohen
uerfibrt bate. Der @dlinsel ipieIte ben 0rom,
men. Lad aks esaq-.s rs sl.a as
Sn Sefferfpn 9ownihip, Mboms Co., brannte
neuli& eint Quite al. in pel6er spe fdpabfinnise
Brlber nobMten. Die 2eihe bes einen Bruoers
fanb man IN Der Ndbe in einem 6elbe; Der anbere
8ruber III tu.ridmunben.
Gin Ble9fdmieb bon glepelano, gsamens
Wartin Barrbo, sfiel leste Wode in Canton so SUB
bod bonn 9a6e zines nenen Sauies. an pel4emer
atbeitete unb mar ouf Der Stele tobt.
Cine gbilficptb BE 3eitune idbdbt ben gda=
BEN, ben HoB COUNTY burd bic neulihe MoHeinutb
erlttgsau 500, 600. Soft ole Garmer int 3bale
mditsten Die6 he baben iebt ibr aOrnfutier ibr
Rorn. perIoren uno tueroen eutmeber ibr 8ieb Der.
faufen ooer Gutter faufen miiiIen. Fs4.s-s -
GdIefabrilen.-Y = BON @ea,ga County ,piro
eel&rieben: Dies Gouutp beibt nit &edt bas &d=
ieuiertd, benn ooS Qdiemnden III oas paupteefddft
Der biefsen TaYmer. SIN jebsm 9ownibip giebt es
cine ober smei Jabrifen, no bic Mild Der s5armer
in 3die pertuonbelt ,uiro. Die DiId ,pirb ouf @d-
senin sro6en Bledtannen aebolt; ,pdbseno oss bei-
Zen @etters spemaI, tudbrenb bss falten @etters
aber nur einmai bes Sases. STE Jabriten iinb bonn
Jribiabr bis ipdt i'm Serbf i'm @apee. Die Tors
mer bepreen eben Die s5raee. Oh es portbeiIbafter
fr e III, bic Win an eieJabrifen 3u perfauien, ooer
beielbe auf eisene Re&nuns in Rdie per,panbeln su
Iaiien. s,f9s4.. .afs
DerdlteHe Ma mn In Ohio ident Sobn SOL
gate bon Ssfferion, Mapne Gountn. su iein gr
wuroe. nad5s feiner Aneabe, i'm Mdr3 1865 seborsn
unb pilroe foIsli6 i'm nddiien Mdr5 1O5 Sabre alt
iein. Beim Nnsbrude beg 2reses bon1812 NOR ct
fdon iber bas mlitdrpnidtiee alter binaus. 81
fimmte fur Woibinoton bel beHen eriter uno 5wei=
ter @abl. er. s. Borner, Der i'm beludte. fano
Sobn Jolsate an Der Nrbeit. Ct n,adte Aeitidenz
itiels unb Hstfiee unb bate cine MnsabI berieIben
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-02-03
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S3Dos Militdr. gommitie: oes Sauies bat feline Biu
our Nebnctton her armee po0en6et. bur9 neIsbe un-
9edbr flnfbunbert Offi3ere ebrenbaft entlaen uer.
ben. Qie 3ablber @enerolmaiore iou alf bre uHo
hieoer BrioabeeenerdIe auf fedst rebuert ,peroen.
Die 9albiolo Site mirb ouf $50 erb6bt. @tott Der
Stations miro Elm feftes Gebaltipieu,
eineefubrt. Die Difciere in, actiuen Denft iper=
ben baour eeminnel, aber bic su beionberen Dienii
betadirten tperben perlieren. Ser General Der Mr.
uaee Der iebt $4,000 erbdlt iou $i2 600 befommen;
oer @ebalt oes @eneralieutenants, tpeldber id ebi
apf $lAQ00 bel6uft, Toll ouft 900 rebueift mer.
ben. Ser, ,@e6alt oes OberH 1T ouf $3 500 feitge.
iors oui 80 500, 6es Goptdns auf So, CO., 6es Ober.
leutenants auf $1 900. uno oes unterlieutenants
ouf &I40l 80 $50 l3stssss5-tsfsz ~ e.
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Gprrcfppncens bes SNefbpten.

8loomnille, O., q. San. 1870.
Sr. Gbitor! !-Da Shire pel beliebte unb melt
perbreitete 3eituns (Der Wefbote) biel Neuss nno
Snterefantes, beoes pom Sn- uno Nus!onoe brtnst,
70 ba8te i'd, es rpiiroe nidts idaesn, aud ettuas
bon unierm friehlidben Stdothen 8loompiae ben
aeehrten Geiern, ,oes ,8eitboten nlit3utbeiten.
Vloompile. II Wteen BON Der gountpltaot Siifin
entfernt, peripri1t nit Der 3et eine aeperfsreife
Stabt su tperoen. @eeentpdrtig bat es Drp @ooos
Stpres, 2 @roeerten unb Genftore, lno big Jrn9,
iabr aud Drusiore. nebl benz 1T es Derie6en NIT
alien anoern @eiddftsleuten, fotuie Rausi4reiner,
ben nno 3immerleuten, aud it etne edge vhible
NIT Sobel. Maidinerie berbunoen bier, 10 auh cine
Beienfabrf, Elm idb6nes Saubaus unb cine gut eins
seridtete Nofoifce. lI,e Ia. .s,.1s u. 'a'ia
Gs bat 8 Rirdben, melde ben Metbooiiten, presz
tDterianern uno 9eutihreformirten angeb6ren: Sie
0eutihen iinb aud gum She'll perireten in Bloom.
gsSisbuna 6isiss eid0tdsn nidt baio iiberlroifsn
miro. Ser @runo unb Boben lit i'm 0nrtblfnitt
in Der Nahbaridaft elm iebr ereiebiaer, beonoers
Weile n6rolid bon BloomDile, no Die befannte 6D<
ueD greef burdaeBt, lit oas 9anb beinabe ON Site
uno Jruhtbarteit nidt 5u lbertreen, baielbi aiebt
es f66ne erobe Ralfteinbrii DE. Nun eesenipdrtis
meroen uieoer Veriammlungen 9ebaten, gum 3pede
oer in &ebe iebenben giienbabn. pon 5olebo, iiber
5iffin, 8loombille, Nen Baibinston nod Mans=
feIb. SoQte es nun 10 melt fommen, bob Die 8abn
gebaut mro. Del9es aud 5iemli 9epib lit, 10 tpirp
RW Ods SlQ01Men SlO0nlDtue um UteIes 0ef9r0Bern,
inoem es binHdtlid ieiner Sage fd iebr gut ba3u
eisnet uno aud uobIfeil idone 8aulotten gu baben
jinb ls 5,aalfH As4 d 13t Hss ~ g'l.fSefsge
Ndbites Gribiabr tuer6en mieber, mebrere neue
Sduier gebout un0 10 persr6Bert iib bieies 9emitb.
Ii4e Stdotden BON Sabr au Sabr. ae ... ~
Sir 6ieies Wal m0se beies seniiaen pieQeidt ein
amber Dial (nenn's eem prn. gotor beliebt etDas
rnebr oapon* s'1si. Az. 'a.5 .5I,5' q % ~ t
.ss Il 81. einRpeilen a4tunssoou a.. s.. .s.'
rilasq. ~ I'd a.g 3 s}s mp ras 80 albert @6b.
(#Oerartiee Gprrepont.nsen wrben NIT Uersnusen auf
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p@- Sait ou einen NusfuB aus oer Naie. glei9.
piel ob iibelriedeno Ober nibt, bait ou ben Sc.
loren, iino bic Mussn idpad ooer laufen oielelben
lber, fublit ou bidjaMatt, seidmddt uno unmutbis,
baf bn enen Sdmer3 ober Druf i'm &opfe, erfdl.
teit bu bi6 leidt. 10 oarft bu fiber iein, oa ou Sa.
tarrb bait. Sauienoe. pelbe nidt baIb Die oben se-
nannten Gpmptome haben. fallen alidbrlid Der
4ussebrung gum Opfer unb fnfen in Elm uor3eitiges
RID uno BON ben Mer5ten 10 ,peniS perftanoen. R.
.. Yerce. W. O., BON Buffalo. Y. o.. lit Der gl-
gentbGmer BON 0r. Sases gatdrrbeilmitte ines
Specifitums eeeen 9atarrb, grfdi.
tung i'm ROpl ooer catarrbaliIdes Ropipeb - pel-
Dies er portofrei fir 60 gts. ooer Yadete fur 50
an ieoe beliebse NoreiIe ienbet. "a. IA - ;,
gu baben bel allen Sroauften. ia gf,ssrs5ss = ID,
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Sanl5
gu perfaufen.

Gin @runbNnd spn ader Qanbes, 200 9arbs EeHd spm
erfen 3oltaas an benz @sse mad 9arrisburs.
suf pteem @runbih6 bsfinbet fh elm neueS 6au8 nit
fnnf 9immern unb eine auesenauer'eu Rcaer Stanuna
fur swet yferee nnb cine 8x6 ME seres'nbe Sutue
Ypra,slien sSaers 20 srpss Mrfelbdume, tin DuBepe
enreben, sute Soten Grsberen unb Sele anbert Buih
unb Straud Hanaen. :.
Das 9onb 1T bS1f ciurfdbs unb fur aIeinoba nnb fci.
BEE @emafe ssbt 20 itinen beiftren yat i'm gpunts
gDenn bas 9anb bic gaitte sbruar nit serfau III, tann
ann % 8posst meroen; IN lolem Sale mar0e elm efab-
rener bentf1er 0drtnsr ale pitttr noraetpsen.
Nan fraat na IN p. SO Dat 9traFe ,sptf1en uub 6.
Grabe, Columbus. .si1ag,.gg - - ss3.3s rs,=
San Is 2mtm lmp
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AQnD zlt perfQufe1,. /.

Dec tlnterdneten gieenbun befetsnb in TO Mdtr an
tenn eano terneers fur @drtnss unb esserdet.
ren 1T a Yertauen Gs ii aud Elm sutes osnbans nes
Staluna, Brunnen, u. e. ~. amf benz ylate. Das Qanb
ltea Weten pli con @rumbu8 Der Qpdbpurne Reab.
Die 8eaufsbse nb BET bem Gisenbumer u e..
frasen, wslter auf ansessbenem ylase pubnt
2eonbarb 2leinfein.
SanI5 as Int kw ln,p
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-02-03
137 Snbianer moiaerirt.

Depei6en BON Gen. Gberioan meloen, oab Oberlt
8aders Expedition seeen bic Snoiauer 10 eben 3us
rId8efebrt II, naHoem tie 1877 pigeon Snoianer 9e=
tbotet Al Wigtuams NIT all bren WintsrpDrrdtbei,,
&oben &C. 5erft6rt uno nebr als 300 pierbe erbeuet
baben. 'H's ..s
. Die 8looo. Snoaner eaben o1e Yferbe aurid
Die he benz ipeiben Bolt genpmmen baben. 81,
meiften Der M6roer unb Marooeure oes lebten Som=
mers iino getootet. Bo unb Mountain Gbief snt.
tamen nit menisen Wnbdneeri,, ilno liebeu nit Nus.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-02-03

Yublic 2ebger NImana for 1870. -
Sieies bubi4 ausseattete, sc Seiten ftarte, Werfs
9ena aboben mir BON Dem Serausseber oes .Yublic
geoger" in pbilaoeipbia erbaten. 9aiiebe 1T ppa.
ltdnoig anssfalt nit intereiianten uno werbuollen
itatiftiiden una seididtli1en Mnsaben, tpeld5e in
fenem anoeren Werfe in 10 seordnster 5orm 5u fin
ben iino. Das rNlmanad" miro allen 2eiern oes
bubble 2eoser gratis gelefertuno lit gang beion'
oers fir Die Bemobner ppn YblaoeIpbia ooer 9ur4=
reenoe, pelde @e!esenbeit babeu, iit einise Sage
oalsiolt ait5ubaIten, pon Berth, oa eafelbe sinsn
in Iidh 5dbIieRt T4a'|
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WufprDerlll1n

grna Rittert gani4t wesen brnsenesn gamtenana.I..
Cert au erfabrsn. Diefelbe Ia sbhrtis aus Stsin Imt
gretten TN 1cebrcatbum Baben unb Yerteirotbee @ mil
Mnen 9uber. Nenidenreunbe, pelde Musunft tber BEN
aBobnpiaB berfe!beu aeben f0nntn, nb bSa srit fol.
DE an fossnee &oufie su ienben 80" 49,
fgE 50 sag grnit HiAert.
san 2O-lmt 10 sDdrren, Grumbuu Gp Ohfp
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ss (Gtnsslanet.) & 'I@
uG9re bem Gbre gebibrt."

Mm lebten Neuiabrstas ertrantte pl5bli9 unier
5odte<0en lie. gs seiste iid balb, bab es
"Slptberia" in ieiner sefdbrlidten 5orm mar Wi9t
genus. es aeieaten iib 5u oieer Rrantbeit nod bas
S3arad3fieber. @ebirnentsiinoun9 unb @eidwiire,
20 Dob telne So1fnung mcbr Dorbanoen mar. bas Sc.
ben oes &inoes 5u retten. Sas Meiferwerf dr3tlis
der &unit selans ieood Der oufopfernben 5bdtig.
tsit uno ben &enntnien bes Dr. MIsbaa. =
Mdate lang mid er niht bonn Bette oieies idmeren
yatienten, big enolid oas 2eben se1bert mar. Sbm
peroanfen nil. Die &ettung un6 interchangeable
Dem mir biermit ibm 6ffenlid) mnieren tiefaefiblte
Oant ausipre9en, winfAen mir nur, oab iein ie-
9ensreihes gDirten unter Der bieFsen 8ep6lferuna
Die seborige Mnerfennuns iinoe uno ct ielblt uns
Inoh lange erbalten bleibe. Darum Gbre BEN gbre
sebabrt! ys4 Ai.a9. ri sSocob Sd3ilb, II.
IL. .ea -@ gEm -JsE- Sobanna S1ilb. li
Marietfn 81, % sSnn 1870 ! g.ze - n tgs
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partuno einer anttport bon Sbnen, BABE i'd nod Die
gbre. sic Bu, sribep. 9.E i37te ,stfra53ush5r.flH
Yierre q NapoleonBonapa arte. germ Sen=
rie &ohefort Gue b'Nboufir. .Etta..
@roullet mar Der rSanblanger," BON pelhem Der
Yrin3 in ieinem Brsfe iprad uno oieier ianote Bic
tor Noir unb 6oupisle su ben. prin5en. 5 astJs.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-02-03

nabme Der Yferoe. Die lie rettefen, aIes surid I'm.
fer Yerluft beiiebt in einem Getbbteten. uno elm
1Rann parbe 5ufdaig perlebt, aIs er BON ieinem
pferbe fiel. ,l t .a59E
(Die armen~ Dileen.- pbne 3weifel gum 9r6bten
9beil Weiber uno ainoer,e u,ilien iid id)ledt se.
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CsIumbus warftberidbt.
Bloomington, s9a., 1Daan3(aule.
~ Sabr! 500 ader! 10 Gendtsbaafer
@r5bte unb bette MuspahI. beouemer Sronsnort

elf m den /, Q unb Sabre, 1000 fabsne .,n-
iahTtae $25 -Apfel. frpp ffd nj m {, aussrleiene;
z IIl.antn4ulen Saamen. Olaae, Mpfel,'
yfrit, ggtibspoie, gaaumen. Oase- 6eden iOo0o sl5
Goerareens, @cfen, 1000, S1OO Dattten g bfperen
lIcso 5s4eS go u W 5. &. phoenir.
Otp .. EIni4r IS EfaEtfa t35'. II. ~. 2ntt t
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Diarietta, g.. %. San. 1870. 1.Gs - lt.a

Seio SIR nit, Observation-Disclosures ae=
lplaat, 10 peridurt nitt, vvDr. MbitIlsisp's Ops.
peplia Seilmtttel su nebmen." iaa' G.'' '..-
gu baben bel 2 aN -sti5 st #@'@55 -
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VI" S01epb Utdtf, =
~ Wolfssapotbefe, No.2SO, Glib -sohftraBe,
I'm W 'aa '#2' f.3f Columbus. Sbio..
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! Sfetp 9|prfer @clomarft.

greiie Der Reeierunss Bombs &c. in Hep 0ort an,
ss sg 81. Sanuar 1870. gassgs .ig3T
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e. Derartiee gprreipont.nsen perbeu NIT Uersnlse,
senrmmeu. &eo. gDeItb. .eP fgs riysbE i1Tr ~
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-12
RIVER INTELLTG ENCE.

Tho weather was baImy and
pleasant yesterday. Business wore
II lively appearance OIL the levee.-
Tho river is falling slowly at this
place. At Memphis, on the 7th, 1t
fell eight inches, Arkansas river
has just risen two feet and a half.
The st. Louis DemOcrAtOf the 7th
says: 'a""
Here the Mississippi rose 8 inch.
cs in twenty. four hours ending at
9 o'clock last evening.
PITTsBURG, March 8.-RiYer sta
tionery, with 6 feet 4 inches In the
channel. Frequent snow squalls.
CINCINNATI. March S.-The river
has q tendency to rise, with "a feet
in the channel.
LOUISVILLE, March S.-River
falling, with 9 feet 4 inches in the
canal.
TT. LOUIS, March s.-Rlver ris-
lug.
NASHVILLE, March S.-River ris.
ing with l5l9 feet on Harpeth
Shoals.
ST. LOUIS, March S.-Afrived :
Shark aud st. Luke. Departed
Olive Branch, RubiUon, City Of
Cairo. Weather clear and warm.
CAIRO, March S.-River rose 3
inches.
MEMPHIS, March S--River fell
3 inches in past "A hours. Below
high water mark Of 1867, 10 feet Z
inches.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-12
STATE NEWS,

Mrs. Passie McCabe, Mrs. John
Hall, David Vendig and DR.. Jas,
W. Hopkins died in Columbus last
week.
A reward of $500 lie offered by
the Governor Of Mississippi. for
the arrest of q. E. Mooney, the
murderer and horse-thiei, who
killed West, In Tallahatheie coun.
ty, a few days ago, and stole his
mules.
A widow and her daughter, liv.
ing in the southern portion Of this
county, were this week the victims
ola great outrage at the hands of
two scoundrels who are well
known, and who will undoubtedly
suffer the penalty Of their crime
Macon Beacon.
To j AMEs BUsHToN, OF M~IssIssTPPT,
In the year 1864 / buried your
son, Walter RushtOn, In Matamo.
ras, Mexico. He was about six
feet high, red hair, and about TWEEN.
ty-fve years old. If yop desire
further information, address
SANFORD HEDaRR,
Dowlingsville, Grant Co., Ky.
All State papers please copy.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-12

STILL RIsING.-At the present
progress which he is making we
would not be at all surprised to
see the next President of the Uni.
ted States, a negro, and with this
view we sometime since pro
noun ced in favor Of the HonOra.
BILE Hiram X. Revels for Presi.
dent, Elizabeth Cady Stanton for
Vice President and DR., Mary 4.
Walker for Secretary of War.
The last named is, we claim, an
admirable selection, as she served
in the army, and In private life
has been so exceedingly bellicose
that she has failed to find u hus-
band with nerve enough to live
with her. Last winter in Wash.
ington, she kept all the heads Of
departments in fear and trembling
with her threats and demands.
She is just the parsonage for that
place. Make her Secretary Of
War by all means. But We we're
led into these reflections by the
announcement that, the Honora
bic Brute Benjamin +. Butler, has
nominated a young negro re.
joicing in the euphonious and
highly honorable cognomen Of
Charles Sumner Wilson, to he o
cadet to West Point. This we
call bringing the subject home.
By all means send negroes to
West Point and the moral acade-
my too. Didn't the "colored
troops fight nobly ?" Butler has
seized the quadruped by the
horns. He is none of your ner-
VOus creatures. What must be
done or what he desires to do he
does with a vim.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-12
THE WEEKLY HERALD.
THUR MARCH 10, 1870.

WYOMING Territory is on the
high way to progress. The
Grand Jury at Laramie City is
partially composed of women. II
that Grand Jury don't SUCCEED in
finding more true bills, It will not
be because the female Grand Ju-
rors do not ask questions. The
people Of Wyoming have certain
ly hit upon the true plan to ferret
out the commission of crime.
Talk about inquisitorial tortures /!
Think Of the agony of a bashful
young man pumped dry" by Ii.
censed female interrogators !
Such a man in his trepldation and
embarrassment would furnish ev.
idence enough to convict q whole
community.
But seriously, what sane wo.
man aspires to be brought thus in
direct contact with the disgusting
details Of dark aud sickening
y
crime3 What benefit can posi-
bly, inure to her, or her sex2 1t
occurs to us that she should be
glad to know That all these rough
and unpleasant duties of societies
have been kept from her. None
Of them are the pleasures Of life.
They are its most disagreeable
duties, and men only perform
them because they cannot avoid
them. And yet there is a class
OF mad women who preach that
the salvation, hope and safety Of
the female sex demand that they
too shall have a part in these
transactions. Where has woman
been wrOnged by society or by
law2 Her very weakness has
been her greatest safe guard.
Man has taken pleasure in pro.
tecting and guarding with afFec-
tomato care, that which could not
protect itself.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-12
lISPECIAI NoEzCEs.
The sea.anI ~ =. -

.IV RI -lIlHHH tfEN q
The season and Its Dan9em.
the human body Is ohleay .s,s 49, n
tissues thBd hhreslAs sensitive 8 ltefg
halgsln ihe eoadltipn, or'rha atmoiphefmr
asthe most delicato eleelromessr. r,he
qdieatiivof ina barometer tube 41
The stomach, the skin. the nerveE tina
lungs thethe excrstory organs ara especial.
~ IAsitto W affected By Aes6 gariatlons
and the best deleneo agalnst their disnstroni
Pndehe{ ! to keep The digestive machine.
~, which Feeds and nourishes Ne wholo
system, IN good wOrking order,
II tho stomaeh e Vrak o. dlsoFdsrea
neither the bleed nor de bile can bsIn 4
healthy ttaie, andnDon ne dtness offhAse
TWO Important Auids cor the smoos asslansa
. them BY natrus, and ~ regularity :
1heir now health ~ great measure de
poAds
WheA nc ali Is heavily laden win
chilling VapOrs, as It onen Is at,his sss,a.
Of theysar. the Digestion should Is = $780,
Of peculiar care ifisis asak and ianrnid.
the whole physical s~sructaro viii i snsy'
waited. II II Is visOrOaS, the entire er.snl.
Ealon will DO strong 70 ssslst thountowsra
ana depressing influence Of z darn M
vitlated ssnc nhsFU4
ApuEeaad powerful toaic Is shsrsss..
especially needed ne . safeguard araln,t
the diseases NEST common In she ssrsss
and HostessoF's Stomach Blitas ~
most wholesome and potent medlolns og Ia
elias. at prssens known, q eoalss q Il
particularly advisable At shls period o she
year. The stomach will sheTehy Be- touea
and strengthened, the liver and bswsls rsw-
ulAtod, che nervous system bFa8sd ID. "a
natnro put In . state Of active dafanoa
againstths mlAsaa which suparInduoe, a.
tsFmiHant aad Nmittent Ieyefs. rheams.
asua. nervous debility, headachs. kvns.
chondFia and OsheF complaints whieh AMI
apt 2 asaail the nAtonsd saa uaaoriasao q
gAnlsssiohs, The body e StrenRtheuea Wa. 3
a excihng the brAlH. snd- eonseauenals
% unpleasant reaCtl0s ioliows ia raglvInr
and Fenovaling operation.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-12
NOTES,

The peach trees in Georgia are
in full blOome.
Bishop Colenso has been left
$4,000 by an admiFer,
Ten George Washingtons are in
the Louisiana penltentiary.
Drunkenness is called ''sufFer.
ing from wet groceries, in Chi.
cage.
NJ. Theirs reTreshes himself
while speaking, with CO fee and
rum.
The zinc mines, near Bethlehem.
Penn, yield $4,000 tons of oar
annually.
San Francisco is preparing for
the hugest st. Patrick's Day, Cal.
lfornia ever saw.
An old man, claiming to be O
Revolutionary soldier, is begging
in the streets Of Paducha.
Norman Green, the Oldest
school teacher in Onondago coun
ty, is lecturing on "SCholl Teach.
ing During the Last Fifty Years"
The Emperor of Austria has
given the Mikado Of Japan a plan.
oforte, and the Midado's wife is
takings lesson of the wife of the
British Minister.
The allegators in u swamp,
near Tallahassee, Fla, dined on
o $4,000 camel and a $1,000 pony
from q passing menagerie th'
other day.
At the Philadelphia ebay Nur.
sery'' twenty-three children pei
week are taken care of and fec
while their mothers go out tC
work.
The Governor of Montana has
nominated twelve persons for Au.
ditor, thirteen for Treasurer, ant
eight for superintendent Of pub.
lie instructions, and all have been
rejected.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-12

AT about 5 o'clock Sunday morn
ing last q fire occurred In the
kitchen on the premises Of Mr.. A.
L. Yeizer, on the continuation of
Cherry street, opposite the Garrl-
son. The kitchen was soon con-
sumed and the flames spread 10 the
residence, a brick structure, which
was also soon burned. It was oC.
cupied by Mr.. George D. Law.
renee, Master Of Transportation on
the Vlcksburg and Meridian Rail-
road. By the assistance of the SOL
diers, who promptly came to his
aid, Mr.. Lawrence succeeded in
saving nearly all Of his furniture
and other household goods. The
engines were on the ground as
early es possible, but 1t was so fal
out they of course could not react
the spot until the FIRE was we'll un.
der Roadway. The building was
insured for one thousand dollars
The fire is thought to be the worR
ofan ~incsndiary.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-03-12

u8sa dlaalae
bosaom and kissiHs Iis mtsaaa
81 maud the line aa
waist, aad, after tyiaa
nngbolf t. the boW Il
the mah On shofe 90 pull.
time aaer we were high 1nl
e was Al awful ChrIegmaA
Dora but God IN His mercy
spared Our ilees said 0has
klaslng her pale brow.
The Old man lifted his hands
iftn prayer.
tGloy 70 God on high-r
and good win On earthl he
IN aSolemn tone. aYaa childEan
forgive what ], 10 my vain pride.
uttered against you when beth beg
ged me ~ give my consent ID yoaf
union, all-Wise Elosidaneo
hAd 0fdsined that you should ~.
come tAe savior o. my lie. Tint
veaagl, % which I an the Only sn
vixofl balonged 10 me. IL was na
my way , cape 81 Lucas WheFa i
intended "a stay the rest 0f mv
life. When the brignntino struok
the rock / saw the boat az CHARLES.
and l sprang toward II IA drew
me Ia the boat. Children, thla
the last day you remain In aals
wretched abode. have alread
bought horses, and tomorrow We
will be on our way 70 San FranoIsi
CO. You shall never toll again,
Charles. care not fOrfhe loss OF
the hFigantlhe ; / still euloyapnnna-
y income, and we willilVe h6ack
forth together ,as
The bright, golden rays 81 TIE
Christmas sun shone upon the h
pY group, aud the glittefing dust
that shOne In The sun-beams seemed
10 rejoice ak The reconciliation Of
father, aughter and sOa.iu-law.
M Golden Ena.