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The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-05-18
THE RICHMOND
Response of Chief Justice Chase to the
Resolutions of the Richmond Bar.

On the 4th inst business al gen
orally suspended in Richmond. In
the United States Circuit Court,
Chief Justice Chase, in response to
the resolutions of the Richmond bar
regarding the late calamity, said:
"IIuman emotions are poorly eX-
pressed by words. When the first
vague rumors of the terrible event in
this city, which has been so fifty nam
ell The Great Calamity went through
the land, a few days ago, all hearts
felt n shock like that ola sudden and
awful personal bereavement. Then,
as the tidings came more distinctly
over the wires, and the fearful disas-
ter took shape and form i'll the hands
of the people, it seeued.f for a time to
Cypress all hearts like a nightmare
tie pulse of lie throbbed heavily, and
human utterance failed under the
crushing II of sorrow which per
vaded.the land then soon the cur
sents of feeling began to flow, and
now for many days heartfelt express
ions. Of coincidence and substantial
manifestations of sympathy have bean
flowing toward Richmond like a great
tide. No right-minded and true
hearted man can help feeling this vast
development of unaffected good will
so strikingly devoid of every thing
like sectional or party ieeling-like
CLEANS of radiance which, in Gods
good providence, SO often brighten;
the darkest clouds of human grief
When, two days since, We took oul
seats upon this bench, our eyes anc
hearts alike missed familiar faces upor
the bar. Let us thank God thai
those whose voices were Oftenes'
heard here yet survive. May the
Great Physician comfort their scr
rowing households and give them
speedy and complete restoration.-
But there were other members of the
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Difference in Farm Management.

I am acquainted with Il man mus
%cular, and strong, who has hardly had
a sick day in five years, and who is al
ways at his work, but or a farm of
200 acres, all paid for, and uudcr fair
improvements, hardly meets the cur
rent expenses Of his small family. His
mode Of life is more extravagant liant
that of farmers generally who have
small means, Besides his land is cal
led Il choice piece among farms that
sell from 90 to 10 dollars an acrc
| know another man who has only
% acres of poorer land, vino is sever
al miles further from market, but who
supports his family from it better than
the other, and every year puts several
hundred dollars out at interest.
These are both busy men, but the
one with only one eighth as much
land, and poorer at that, is getting
rich, while the other Il splendid large
farm is on the whole growing poor.
Why is this? Any person can see
that in the one ease the laboris rightly
expended, and the results of that la
Dor secured. The land is question
as to its constitution and ability, and
crops are put in with reference to this.
The markets are also looked to and
such articles are grown as will yield
the greatest net results. Whatever
is done is done well. The crops put in
are well cultivated. This man also
keeps 4 book account with very lot
he has, and keeps the best agricultur-
nj Journals on the table. lie works
year in and out on a plan, never seems
to be in a hurry, but always happy in
his hbors Everything about him is
snug and neat. He says his twenty
five acrls is all he wants and that he
intends in time to make them yield Il
third more income than they Go now.
He has educated himself TO his bust
ness.
In the other case everything is at
loose ends, There is no plan about
work. 1t is done rs it seems to turn
up A great deal is wasted and lost
by INSTRUCTED labor, Il great deal BY
labor out of time, and by want ofcarc
Always something is driving when it
cannot well be attended to. an. the
result is, that everything about the
premises, in doors and out, is unad-
juSted. This man says he works hard
and wonders why it is that some men
slide along so easy, and make money
when he has such hard luck.
The reason of all is want of c%alcula-
ton, an agricultural education, That's
the difference Ohio Farmer.
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caused great injury to crops, In
portions of the State they will be Il
failure.
An Illinois man got a divorce from
his wife and then hired her TO do the
housawork at two dollars 4 week.
a new fan holder for fastening the
fan 20 the waist, said TO be ga great
relief TO partners" has been intro
duced. a
Climb not too high, lest you fall;
o lie on the ground, lest you be
tramplcd on. Consider yourself as
safest when your own legs bear you.
1t has been satisfactorily ascertain
ed'othat ducks enter the water for
divers reasons, and come out for sun
dry motives
Chickens are taken at the box
Office Of the Brigham Young Theater,
and change is appropriately made
with eggs.
A great, horrid mouse in her CHG
non nearly frightened a fair Treasury
clerk to death last week. She had
worn rats in her hair without she'd
ding a tear.
The County Judgeof Los Angeles,
California, has decided that colored
people cannot register until appro-
pirate legislation is had on the Eff
teenth Amendment.
A Connecticut man who has worn
a hat for forty years says it has been
in fashion seven times. Old hats are
always in fashion to a certain extent,
if a man hasn't got money to buy a
new one.
A large number of valuable COWS
in the vicinity of Danville, VT, have
died of some unknown disease this
spring.
An old gentleman in Montreal, cor
rected his grandson for smoking, using
a knife for the purpose, and the boy
died being 100 fine cut.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and
all the effects of youthful indiseretion, will,
for the sake of suffering humanity, send
free to all who need it, the receipt and di-
r~ections for making the simple remedy by
which he was cured. Sufferers wishing to
profit by the advertisers experience, can dc
so by addressing imperfect confidence.
JOHN B. OGDEN,
1y46 No 40 Cedar street, New York.
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ATTAGAMENT

J, D. Willis & Son, Plt'f. Before J. D
VS. Jones j. p
J. II. Kell and II. III. Montgomerytp
Kell. defendants. Ashland Co.. .
On the first day of March, A. ID. 1877
said justice issued an order of attachmen
in the above action for the sum of ififty-fou
dollars. j. ID. WILLIS & son,
,5 Pitts, by J.. j, jacobs their Atty.
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WOOSTER HACK line

A good comfortable Hack Line for Oh
acc omm odation of passc gers will leav
Ashland fol- Wooster. tri-weak'y, lervn
Ashland Mondays Wednesdays s Friday
at s o'clock in the morn ing, via Rowsburg
%Pitisturg, Reedsburg and jefferson
Through fare. $500
Hack also iri Weekly from Ashland to
Orange anil back Ike same day. Leaving
Ashland Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur
Fare 50cts.
\. WENTWORTH, o..
oPrprietors'
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

David D. Swope Before Tuomas Dear
Thomas Y Virgins, T Ts@i hi Ashland I: SnSIe Co.
Defendant. j Ohio. = r,3464,
On the aOth day of March, A. D.. 1870,
said Justice issued an order of attachment
in the above action for the sum of one hum
dred and twenty-four dollars and thirty
ce ITS. DAVID SWOPE.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Catharine Swassick In Ashland Comfy
VS.. Co Irt OF Common
james. c. Swassick. } Pleas.
The defendant, JamesC Swassick, whose.
place of resideEce is unknown, but sup
posed to lie at Strawtow'n, Carroll County,
and State of Indiana, will take notice that
the sa;d PElintiH did, on the 3lst day of
| january, y. D. 1870. file ker petition, in
the office of the Clerk of the Court of Conn
/ mon Pleas, within and for the County of
Ashland and State of Ohio, charging the
said James G. Swhssick with adultery, and
asking that she may be divorced from, the
said James c. Swassick, wl,ich petition will
stand fer hearing al Tie next term of said
Court.
CATIARTNE SWASSICK,
BY Vim. B. McCarty, her Atty.
Feb. 0+6w31 J,-rl=..s. r-it @
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SHERIFF"S SALE.
Nicholas Masters, Executor of Benz
Whitmarsh, deceased.
Simon Clay ct. III.

SIMON NIay eI. Ill.
State of Ohio, Ashland County, So.
BY virtue of Il certain order of sale,
against defendants, issued from the
Court of Common Pleas of Ashland
County, Ohio, dated March %, A. ID.
1870, and to me directed, | will sell
ut public sale, at the South door of the
Court House in Ashland, Ashland
County, Ohio, on
Saturday, AprH so, 4. D. 1870,
at / o'clock p. Al. of said day, the
following real estate, situate in the
County OF Ashland and Stute of Ohio,
and more particularly desert ed us fol
lows: Being the west half of the
north west quarter of section number
three 60, township twenty four CD,
of range seventeen 90, containing
so acres of land. more or less.
Appraised at 1000. Terms of sale,
Cash.
WM. o. PORTEB,
.ss Sheriff Ashland Co.
McCombs & G rtis. PIES Att'ys.
March 80, 1S70-5w38
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THEY ARE NOT \ VILE
Fancy DRINK,

Made of Poor Rum, Whisky, Proof Spirits,
and Refuse Liquors, dOctored sliced, and
sweetencd to plcascthe .astc. called Ionics'
.'Appetizers, - ''Restorers," &C., that lead
the tipplcr on to drunkenness and ruin, but
are Il trae medicine made from the native
Roots and Herbs Of California, free from all
Alcoholic StimuIants. They are the great
BLOOD PURIFIER and LIFE GIVING
PRINCIPLE Il perfect Renovator andIn-
viSOrator OF the System, carrying off all
poisonous matter, and restoring tie blood
to Il healthy coalition. No person can
take these Bitters according to direction
and remain long unwell.
500 will be given for an incurablc case,
provided the tones are not destroyed by
mineral poisons. orothcr means. and the vi
tai organs wasted beyond the point of re-
pair.
For InHkmamatory and Chronic RheuHa
tism. and Gout. Dyspepsia, or indigestion,
Bilious, Remittent, and Intermittent Re
vers, Diseases of tie blood. Liver, Kidneys,
and Bladder, these Bittcrs ave been mo-
successful. Such Diseases are caused by
Initiated Blood, which is generally produ-
BY arrangement of the Digestive Organs.
Cleanse the Inflated Blood whenever You
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skin in Pimples. Eruptions or sores; cleanse
it when it is foul, and vour feelings will
tell you when. Keep the blood pure and
TIE health of the system will follow.
PIN, TAPE, and other worms, lurking
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In Bilious Remittent, and Intermittent
Fevers, these Bittcrs have no equal. For
full directions read carefully the circular
around each bottle, printed in four Ian
gu~ages-Engtish, German, French and
Spanish. ~
]. WALKER. Proprietor, So Commerce ST
n. Y. Il. II. MCDONALD q CO.,
Druggists, and general Agents, San Fran
cisco and Sacramento, California, and 81 &
81 Commerce ST., n. Y. H
.gaS~SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS &
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UNIVERSALISM.-TuE STAR IN
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Address, WILLIAMSON & CANTWELL,
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THE MAGIC COMB will change any col
orcd hair or beard to a~.permanert black or
brown. 1t contains no poison. Any one
cen use it. One sent by mail for 81. Adj
dress MAGIC COMB Co,
3m23 ~ Springfield, Mass.
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DR.. d. S SANiPSEL, Ashland,
is Agent fol this County for the above
Threshing Machine; and those dc
string to purchase, should call on him
before buying elsewhere.
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GREAT LAID ROBBERY.
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1870 The NURSERY, 1870.

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ALL SORTS.

The long dry spell in California has
caused great injury to crops. In
portions of the State they viii be Il
failure.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
PLANTATION BTTTERS.

PLANTATION BITIIIRS.
s. T.-1S60-X.
This wonderful vegetable restorative is
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and languid, it has no equal among stom-
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ness to which women are especially subject,
it is superseding every other stimulant. in
all climates, tropical, temperate or frigid,
it acts rs a specific in every species of dis
order which undermines the bodily strength
and breaks down the animal spirits. For
sale by all druggists. 36m6
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Willis, Kaufman & Co.

Don'r forget that VI have the largest Stock of PARLOR STOVES, COOK.
ING and HEATING STOVES, ever brouefttq tIE market, and at PpgSds
sut the times. Gnod Cook Stoves trimmed out for Twenty five Iolal.
Panor S vs. all prices. We have also alnrge stock of Tea Tray. bnGald
md Jara ned Tin-wure FnrnmKing Goods OF all kinds as-law as The lowest
ust Ill before purchasing. idDonh4 forget The place, Two Doors Fret Of
First Ma )nal Bank, Asllal &, o. -t,
CoI nl5D - VII Is, KXttFfMAN x coi9nea
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JOsH BuLMt:s.
seraPs fIoa His PatheT'S AIlolDl

seraps fEon Hts Fathers AIinIDa1.
Ths eoeToach q . bug II asEe. He a
O1a oV The lnTHTy9 o. eiVIttEsshuu Tbs
eOci1uakh q born on the fult on SlSy, and
the falt on November SemiaHnuGlly, and
l. Feddy for use b ffieen daya from date
They Rre BON four from each egg, md
con eqnently they ars al twins thfTe 4
no such thing In The apnalS d nature u 1
inEle cocknach Their food seems %
consist, not 70 much Ov what they eAt, a
what they kan get Enin, and cften finding
them ded h the soup u the boarding
hOIS4, / have cum tsW the painful cOneiu'
shuH that the eockFO1eh khint swim, bui
thai be kan hnat E0F long time.
To make good sharp pickles, white oph
both ends on them IsW pint.
Blessed aFe Lhcy who hay NO eye for a
key-hole.
Two iresheu salt inackerel, tow him
one summer behind steam bOte.
Itlz human. 10 en-, but devillsh 70 bag
on II. lH I
A gentleman IL gentleman the world
over; 1t Is only the lOaterS that differ.
To learn . dog lew follow well tie him
tnv, ma hinft enH nv an eYnrpsS frain, ~
T'cT III IA II eosEfoSefits Ssll your
bo0sc n1J lot and Ar Is,g inc nountains
4 Az 4 Inc on,T tbIn0 on tbIS esrttr
that me. V1r, mon fBiSn he luyE himself
Onlr,,I,Hs m Ike t1rnins .rtirth what
thew yin f4,rh =
Courage without discresl,,p II like a
ram with horns on both Gnds-Hie will
iHs,ice n
DTT't m,tlegtsIre tew IN with Turs
rathsr.in.IAT' Law If wusS Gums lew a
,1' III Suye i, ofii n. in.inw liy with
w S-'-' y.
; i i.zoIe.s I, n cooi deal IKE money
~ ;,SrrS man Ia ar h tbo moro he
seer6s icw want
GraTitv " n mof, l,osatifF evidence Oy
,y;sjUm ,han N ,N,Sey coIlnr II az a
M, ''' = III
E !, ,ins n,nn IsF, he takes kluk
o,,t ~ lie chain az l;f, and mus lcugth.
oS' - Il. ~ : ifPTSi SEI'i y
s.,A..,o &, lov. y 40 ,Snco1 4 bo,,Ie
-, - III ~, S,ooj ann n Min limo viii The
" KY .' ST"s ~, 4'00H '''' $500
c"TV ~, I Sno S ~ c,,rv ,binv more re-.
=, 81. VI N ~ tbs t,rc ~ ,Is car,h ibnn n
ino' S ~, S,to ~ ~ - 80 -
Pe H. sSa I'LL. 'I i,on,d;,I,o,s, bach ,.Lo a
,,,,,O na ,,,or";%snH ToSJ deal ~ no,li.
~ ~ .St S ,h-6yS 4, I C6nrE nv srmtlInT
IL 5y n. ! mT mn, COOK oVcT n kold fire scasftI
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ACROSS THE COMMENT.

A Boy Travels from Cleveland, Ohio,
TO San Fr0ncisCo on Two Dollars.
Non. he san Frunelaco Morning Cal. e
To take q trip across the cOntinsntin the
cans fthe Central and Union Pacific Rail
way Companies Is considered by many
ain expensive undertaking, but Wyatt
William Billiard, OF the "Young Ameri.
ca" slappOf boy, only lQqEtcsn years o.
are, baS Shown thag lie cotAds make the
tfip, with onlEtBO dbl Us ID pVelSet at
the time Of leaving home. Wyatt Is an
orphan, who resided with relative in
Cleveland, Ohio, until few months ago.
lwhen he was taken with desire 70 see
tho world, aiif California IN particular,
having read and heard a great deal Of the,
beauties Of the Golden Statc. From
Cleveland ho madc lS VIM 70 Chicago,
When he reached tIldb city he Ind 81,
which he had laid up when at home This
amount hOjuOndedtO guard Is carefully
as hgItbSWs how He lsanddfeb TO the
dC6Ot6 81 tllc Chicago and Lake Shore
Railway,- and sns s1hg Westward bound
irnin was starting oil, no jumped on board.
When tho conductor came around the
NOV tOIu UlIU III lluu IlO AAlubbGy ' VAt "'s'e
ed 10 20 TO Omaha 10 meet his parents
there, who. had started some tiuc before,
and had LEFT him 10 tho care Of n maiden
aunt, who had lll.lreated and. caused him
10 runaway. Thetoy told History with
such apparent truthfulness that tue con-
ductor believed him, and allowed him TO
remain, on the train Several Of the pas.
scngcrs, to whom he told the same story,
took plly on him and gave him smNllsums
OF money and food 9 Amer reaching
Omaha, and crossing tho terry, he man
ageil 10 "dead.heal Y his way on the Cen.
tai Paeiflclt to tits city, where he arrived
a couple OF months since, Upon his arri'
.val here he still Ind the s. with which he
started With this, his cash capital, he
engaged in business, selling newspapers,
and Continued at this Until last Monday,
when he became tired Of q buslness-to
use lis own language-"at which he
could not make sali, tOomany being being
at lie trade already y He went to Officer
Hall and asked 10 DO sent to- the lndus'
trial School, because no wished to learEl to
read. Wrilo and learn trade Tho INIT
Ter was btought by the officer To- the mo-
bticc Of the proper authorities, and the boy
being found 70 be o proper subject, he was
committed.
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53iH MSns5I5 ROOD.

The last number Of ,71s Aheriean IN.
giassr contains this opinion about Man.
sard roofs: rs 9aass,a4st
Mansard roofs arc Justly liable to the OBJ.
lection Of being too much Of tic charac
Ter OF ''lumber piles" and It has been no.
tIced, whenever a fire has occurred in this
city In q building having this popular
STYLE Of rDoT, iis destruction hus been Ger!
tain. Underlying the imrenctrable slate
are thousands Of feet Of inch.thick pine
boards, and nearly as many leet Of scantl'
ing, which can not be reached by the fire.
mel, except from tho room In which the
conflagration Is raging.
The Mausard undoubtedly superior
Is an Establishment TO buildings, % the
old fashioned tlit or pitched roofs, but
they arc becoming so common that their
utility must che considered 6nd It 4 qnes'
tionablC whether il Is hestlo erect lumber
piles over squartS Of aC$pdnsiVc buildings,
The ignition by, the inCendiary Of one Of
which may destroy the whole.
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Unconscious Influence over Animals.
Tho horse Is like hisdtiverSndltRC Dog
Ike his master, a ncrYom, tlmorOus man
4 almost sure % have q sEittish horse,
shying at anything, unsteady, and Funa-
way Il no gets chance. Many a COW Is
spollel hy laclS OF patlGnGe and quietness
n the mixer, and tho amount Of milk DC
Scntls more upon tho'milEer than the pas
imra0e, II a man Is afraid Of horse, the
animal knows IL before no goes into the
stablg We have SGsh tho most inotien.
Siye COW in the herd 50 wrought upon BY
the nervousness greenhorn son oF Erin, IS
dexterIouSIy to plant her loot In his breast,
and send him rolling heels over head. a
noisy, boisterouS fellow about iattGntng
stables will cause a serious loss In gain Of
flesh to the animals, 50 important g quiet
10 them when they arc Gigesting their
ood.-MatAaGEItAci6 R0VghmGN
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AN old Hudson Bay settler having read
an account OF tho Jersey woman who
travelled all tho why to China in quest Of
a husband, writes to say that the young
women WHO marry tho officials Of the
Hudson Bay Company have to endure
much more hardship In their efforts to get
mated. The courtShlps arc generally
by clergymcn, who select women OF good
moral character from their tlocks, and
forward them to tho distant settlements,
where they meet their future lords for the
first time, and arc disposed Of" half an
hour altCr arrival.
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DIR. HOOhand's POdOphyllin
OR SUBSTITUTE FOR HERCURI PILL
g3y TWO PILLS A DOSE. H

The WIOsi poissTfd, VT t1H'o0s''I, 'sg'Lo'O'S %
Ie LS0rtle ItOaSH.
Itispot necessary to take q hsDdfaI Of these
Pills TO produce tho dealrsd effects two Of them
act quickly and powerfully, cleansing tho Liver
Stomach, and Bowels Of ali impurities. The
principal ingredient IL Podophyllln, or the Alec.
holle Extract OF Mandrake, which IL BY many
times moro Powerful, Acting, and Searching
than tho Mandrake Itself It's peculiar action Il
upon tho Liver, cleaning II speedily from all OBJ
slruetlonS, with all the power OF Mercury, YET
freo iFom IheInIuElous results attached TO thcuSt
Of that mineral. a'H II
For all dIscaScs, 10 which the uso Of . cathaFtlC
Is indicated, these Pills viii RiVe entire S1iStaf
tlon In every cSSo. They Rg1T fGik.t n
Ia cases Of Liver Complaint, Dyspepsla, and
extreme CoSuYsncSs, Dr. HoogSnd'S German
Blttcrs OF Tonic should DO used in connection
with the Pills. The tonic cNect Of The BItters Of
Tonic 6uildB up The system. The BItterS OF Ton
lie puFiats tho Blood, stFeagtbens the nerves,
rgpgste' the Liver, and gives strength, energy,
and ylCOr, .,. ..,-,
Keep yodr Bowels aesivu with the PILLS, and
AA9AA4 NaAAA W AS+aSt -
disease tuFstain It's hold, os sTOr asSaIlyOR.
These medicines arc sold BY ~ DruggiSts and
dealers In medicines everywhere.
RbcOllCet thhtit & DIX. HooY1AND's GERNAN
REnEDrls, that aro 20 universally used and high.
" recommended !; and DO not allow the Druggist
to Induce you tOako anything elso that no may
say Is Just as good, because he makes lHtEGE
pruAt OMIT. These Remedies will be sent BY Rx'
pres to any locality, upon application 70 the
PRINCIPAL OFFICE, at tho GERNAN GEDI'
CINE STORE, 81 ARCH STREET, PHI1.A'
DBLPHIA. 81,
CHARLES N. EVANS, Proprietor.
Formerly G. y. jackson 4 Co.
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MEN or FINE FEELINus. Men Of fine
feelings Elscinatc through certain atiec.
tiOnatc watchfulDess Of tho little wants Of
Others, througha diYiuing Of their most
soItly.whispEd wishes and q continual
sacrifice Of their own; through positehcss,
whose silkcn tantstwino more gently and
and closely round our hearts thai do the
rough cords pl ono great beueat. a., ,......