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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-11-23

~ among the great
! ! ! !. !
| 1<\EHXkS discoveries Of mod
HN ~ d ern science, few arc
= Of moro real value
yIXd IA 10 mankind than
NuWt ~ this eflectual rem
cdy for all diseases
la Nef the Throat and
A AM Lungs. A vast tri-
vAAV hl 81 It's virtues,
I9LXNN throughout this and
other countries, has
shown that II does
surely md eflectunlly control them. The ties.
tiitony Of our best citizens, OF III classes, es-
tablshes the fact, that CIiERRY PICTORIAL
will and does relieve and cure the affecting
disorders Of the Throat and Lungs beyond any
other medicine, The most dangerous nilec-
tions OF the Pulmonary. Organs yield to It's
power; and cases Of CONSUMPTION, cured
by this preparation, are phblltIy known, 30
remarkable us hardly 10 be believed, were
they not proven bey6hd dispute. As d rem
| tdY II Is adequate, ON which the public may
rely for full protection. By curing Coughs,
the forcrunners Of more serious disease, Il
saves unnumbcrcd lives, and an amount Of
suffering not to be computed. It challenges
trial and convinces the most srrpticn
Every family should keep It on hand as q
| protection against the carly and tinperceiyed
attacks Of Pulmonary Affections, which nre
easily met at first, but which become incurn-
BILE, aud too often fatal, II neglected. Tender
lungs need this defence; and II Is unwlsc to
DO without y. As u safeguard TO children,
huiId the distressing diseases which besct the
Throat and Chest OF childhood, CHERRY
PICTORIAL Is invaluable, for, BY its timely
use, multitudes arc rescued from premature
graves, and saved to tho love and affection
centred on them. It nets speedily aud surely
against ordinary colds, securing sound and
,TahIore,,s 40 one s,.N VIII .ni,er
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-11-23

INJURED. - Last Tuesday freight
No. 10, ran over a man on the Clarks-
willie Division, near Big Sandy, injm
ing him seriously lie was mtoXica
ted, lie Mas brought to Danvillc,
whore he had worked some time pre-
vious to the accident at boot maxi ing,
lie has since lccn brought 60 this
city,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-11-23

TuE Dover Record asks, Il is pos
sible that the Radical party holds
Montgomery county under their
thumb p The fact is biting enough,
friend Flood, without being iat6rroga-
ted upon the subject.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-11-23

MRs W. RosENFlELp has an al
vertiscmcut in to-days paper she
has an elegant stock of Millinery
Dress Trimmings, etc, etc, and is Of
irrngcxtru inducements to purchasers
In the dress making department, she
has an accomplished lady, Mrs. Estes,
of Nashville, to supcrintcnd, and has
no fears of failing to please the most
lastidious. Give them call.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-11-23
NEW PROVIDENCE ITEMS.


A small frame house near Red river
bridge was burned Monday last. II
was occupied by colored people.
A Lodde Of Universal Brotherhood
has been organized during the past
week.
The young mems prayer meeting
meet at the Baptist church.
Mr.. Tom. Herndon's residence is re-
cciv ing the finishing touch.
Owing to the cold weather but little
tobacco is arriving
A Literary Society, has been organ
lied, and is in a promising condition.
Poole's tobacco mandatory is in
operation, and turns outa No. article
of the weed.
ERIN ITEMs.-Erin boasts of hav-
ing the best roailroad hotel in the
southern country.
Erin, was Incorporated by the chan
Gerry court at this term, Judge Smith
presiding.
Erin city is going to have a Mayor
and Aldermen and regular city police.
-~.- ---------
OK account of recent dastardly at
tempts to enter private houses, we
would advise our citizens, ladies par
ticularly, not to admit any one without
first being certain as to who it is
Keep your front door locked,
and it would be a good plan to other
wise secure them so that they may be
partially opened without sufficient
opening to admit the knocker until
their person or business is known,
The old saying thotit is useless to lock
the stable after the horse is gone, is
not applicable to the point we speak
of. We make this suggestion for our
people to adopt or not, as they may
think best.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-11-23

Go to Bycrs' if you want
to buy Lead, Oil, Paints and
Painters Material and Win
dow Glass, at the lowest tig.
urcs.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-11-23

vic ne MondaH go
italy
Il. nARTIN, Dcp.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-11-23
Ayers
Cherry PICTORIAL,
For Diseases of the Throat and Lungs,
such as Coughs, Coda, Whoop;ng-
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consumption.

Among the great
discoveries Of mod
ern science, few arc
Of moro real value
TO mankind than
this eflectual rem
cdy for all diseases
'of the Throat and
Lungs. A vast tri-
hl 81 its virtues,
throughout this and
other countries, has
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-11-23
SALES FOR 1867.
TAX

WHEREAS the Montgomery County Circuit Court its Sep
Term the following
to be sold for Taxes for the year, 1867:
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1872-03-30

LIE leudeuan de bonns heure e vislard rendt ches
madame Btsu st sntama vgoureussmsnt rsntreten Des
- prsmisss no b vsuvs do eapains dsttillsrs pocaa
es haut, ora Que pere Nos tint msrisr soo sIsvs
cea 70 comprenat mails qsslle oousentt ! doansr =
6e uu psuvrs dabs qui navait reu eStait quoi Il
ne at s songer Cstts opposition et lee tsrmes dams
lesquels ss ssapna rrierent 10 pere Nos Par IN De
ces reours Do cur isexpiesbles i senst bsse dams
son sor intlrisur Dc - eose NJ d pen d eas 9en ans
homme qul avsis SsvS. Il SSohsu6a st pids d eause
dUrbain svec plus dsstrain que Madeleine naorait pe
sspSrsr boot d1squssss = dagaments. s pers NosI
. dressa tout coop: fTa'
Ca! dit-il, d Urbais await d. rentss! 4s4
--Quoi dit u mlrs Btru, qsi dsvint pourprs oomus
au temps oa ele dann 4 visax nsrcer await done ane
ncoehe quand Il 81 nost 3
IN ~ Ssgt pas da pauvrs homms nais dan aatrs qsi
vous pars % sst orgapiss. ee vra ct on vt dan. IN
grsnisr; mails qasque part Dc boos os sous qoi ss
doivent riea personne et . M pas dhtrisis madame
B6Yu. .ei3 u aha..i..
Il qossiou aia posSs fat bientot rlsops On dseida
a. y prs NoS asaresst enqaante mile francs Made.
leos isn d. dssE jsusss sesa Madame Bers seraii
ehara6e den eryr d lnts = serat scms un ssdsas
ouslle cosseutivait hirs sur proprs 6onds.
L. nlrs Btra 10 tsosv point dobecticn contrc Get a.
rarecment puts, % rsvisait tout coup
VOLTA qui est fort bien dit-elc maia que me retent
il, moi, dc tous ccs comptesla!
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1872-03-30
AVIS SPECIAL
RKLATlF Az FRET


A dater du mardi. l2 d4cembre. un train
dc fret circule entre Donaldsonville ct
Westwego, partant do Donaldsonville 7
heures du matin, pour ID Nouvelle. Orleans
ct stations Intermediates, le mardi, lejeudi
ct le samedi, arrivsnt l Westwego ! 5 heu-
res ct I II Ncuvelle- Orl6sns ! heures so
de l'apras-mIdi ct, I dater du ] ! d6ceubre,
psrtant de Ia Nouvelle- Orleans ! 8 heures
ct de Westwego ! 8 heures du matin, pour
Dessldsonvills ct stations intessucdisisSs, 10
lundi, 10 mercrcdi st h vendredi, arfivant 4
DonaldsonvilIe ! 6 heures du soir.
Fret, pour Donaldsonville ct stations
Intermediates, vecu au bas dc ID rue Ste
Anse. Svant 5 heures du matin, expedi6 I
. nee.
Pour rcnseiguements sur 10 prix du fret,
s'n1sess0f aux agents G.-S.. Landry,
W(wSgo, ou JIM. KNIGHT, Donaldson
G..WsR. BAILEY, surintendant general.
W. PHELPS, agent g6neral Dc fret.
& 16d7l.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1872-03-30

"A vous!
-Oui js parls en- bon fsnssis % me sembls. NJ 6le
sen ", Urbau smpos ID dot eravecOur u leur
euvoyer ehaqus mois d boss deus qu passnt ar ss
saias sans riss hssr; ID soat hsassaz; ss'ss qas
Le psrc Noel assis envis a. batrs L mArs Blru. u
reesra du cote de h 6snsss Do Madslsns. deriere b.
qusls trembait IN pstit ridsau blanc. .liH AsG
rs-vous ggusrss trois nills 6ans. dill d'sns voix
rude. s, .If.-}.ft sssss es,t.
Los ysux do Il mere Blra lstillarsst.
s-Bien yrsi s4eris.eslls. uils Ssusf
-Qss svoas sompssni d l. usia b nan = jar Do
h 8goatsss d sosisak ~ Gsss 90. .s..li 4
--Tosehss.la, vosn csst it dit Z Madeleine
est Urhain.. liz ssinsot taut, ces psuvres pstih
L. plrs Most ttat % pss 2s 60 quistAat . aRdn do
d uess Blrs II ltsil sshsgis dsveir rtuM Lex.
prcssion Do ses traits ttoans Aadesips sls plt On 10
'voyaut f "a se sas fsfs
-Aa sesssairs, snfsot, dt s pers Nosl. y nefs
B6ru consent itout. tsHN sas t
10 visaes DO Madeleine chasgcs Dc eoolsur. 6g ~
Ak ditoile y voas simsis bisn dljA. pere Nesl;
qss sss1-ssA psSssatl
L. pass Nosl sesosys soueesz. Ia pris par h bssstt
svcc ells On touY dall6e.a :. 1a4I aA 9ysfs@ Rfais
ss ,e AxeDkr AcAAaD.
LA suite az p,Oesa,s samt,o.)
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1872-03-30
LEG MILE ET UNE
CONNAISSANCES TITLES.
CLXuI

Notons uns particularitt qui, biep
que dune importance acondAire. men
ct pas moins curisuss.
On reproch6 l b gentration 10
tuelle d'6trs chauve.
En- dominant dune csrtains hauteur
me aaDsnblSs d'hommss, on 81 en
slIet 6tonp6 d voir uns ausi grsude
euaptitt Do eranss. dlnud6s on NAL
earnia
Or b ssl pasit svoir ubs inAoepes
salutairs sur b production st d eonssr-
vstioa dee chsvsux.
L'espece d'aDSmis qui rssults dune
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1872-03-30

grets Of ses desirs, ct un' interme.
diaire qui represente le pretendu
Gle. ct celsi-ci arrive en- personne
an bout de quelques mois. Sa mere
le reconnait; d'anciens amis, com.
pagnons ct domestiques de l'absent,
Sc trompeit 4 une resemblance
frappante; le nouveau-ven captive
l'opinion publique ct rallie toutes
les sympathies a 81 cause. Rien ne
lui manque pour ga revendication,
Ia Gle dor qui ouvre les .portes
closes. Ia parole eloquente des avo.
cats de renom. Ses aventures in.
vraisemblables piaident encore
pour lui. Un pas de plus, il aura
touche le but. Mais Ia partie ad.
verse remue ciel ct terre, fait
des recherches ct des decouvertes,
signale des incoherences ct des con-
tradictions, ct finit par etablir que
non.seulcment le demandeur nest
pas 10 baronnet Roger Tichborne,
mails encore quill est m simple
boucher de Mapping. bourgade
vcisine de- Londres, lequel q beau
coup voyage, II est vrai, mails . eu
de nombreux diff6rends avec Ia
justice, ct nest en- somme qu'un
coquin de bas etsge. Pendant son
sejour en- Australia. il . etc informt
de Ia mort de Roger ct de lPexcel
lente place que ceIui.ci . laissee
vide. De ID une trame grossiere
ment ourdie, On process effrontemen'
conduit, ct tout 10 peuple anglai'
sous 10 charme dune incroyablt
illnsion. La fantasmagorie del
distinctions arbitraires no croule
t-elle pas avec l'echafaudage d
CO process, ct est.il besoin d'ar
guments contre les csstes dams les
quelles peuvent 90 glisser des in
trus do l'espsce du boucher Arthur
Orion I N'estil pas evident out
nous entrons dams une Spoque oi
le principe d'hersdits no compter'
pour rien, ct oa lee individps n
seront classes que suivant j. va
leur rtelle, le m9rite ct ID vertul
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1872-03-30
E. .DumEz &r. BELOW REDAcTEURs

ration de sol insufisante 50 traduit par
ID rudesss maladive, l'aridite ct Ia
chute des productions oapillaires,
Cellss-ci sont M cou:raife lnxurian.
tes chez les pcuples qui, CONNIE les
Suisses. font upe concentration de sci
bien superieure 4 Ia n6tre.
L'experience a con6rme l'opinion do
Plutarque qui disait qse l'usage du sci
donne aux moutons rend Ia laine plus
soyeuse ct plus longues
II est incontestable que 10 piveau de
Ia sante ct de 10 vigueur physique
baissc en- France dune maniere sensi.
bic ct presque vue DOLL.
La taille diminue, les muscles sen
won't.
Les hommes dun age m0r, CONNIE
le fait rsmsrquer IN hygieniste celsbre,
ont deji une perception tres nette de
Ia gravite du NAL. quand lie comparent
&c qu'ik voient 1 &c au'ils ont w.
Combien apparait.elle plus mani.
feste encore quand. sous Il perspective
de l'hi,toire, ID pensee se reporte vers
ces fortes ct saines generations qui en-
dispar,issant nous ont laisse le souvenir
de leur male beauts ct. do leur virile
energis!
L'hygienc est IN trouble-ftte que
l'on cmvie rarement aux deliberations
politiquee. On semble craindre qu'elle
ne trace sur les murs de ID sale quel.
ques nots mysterieux CONNIE ceux qui
troublarert les convives du dernier soi
de Babyione.
Quand ellie parle, % voix 80 perd
presqne toujours dams le grincement des
rouages administratifs.
|. Ellie aurait dependant de- nos jours
I'M grand role 4 remplir.
LIE temperament do ID France .
change ellie est devenne anemique ct
nervsuss. " q s ilEti
81. CONNIE 10 prltsndent quelques
esprits ehsgina 10 vieux tronc des
| races latines ,st menace de subir, dams
IN avenir phs on moins eloigne. &c
procedt de Regeneration qu'on peut
appeler "la getfe au barbara, ID science
doit cherchG reyivi6er ID s6ve de
rarbre ct A retarder 10 moment fatal.
lie traitenent du NAL doit etre com.
plexe CONNIE les causes qui FONT en-
gendre.
Parmi hs modi6catcurs physiques,
le eel. d'ap,es les recherches modernes
est sppsls, au point do vue De Ia rtge'
| neration dss individus ct des peuples. I
des destintss qu'ou n'aurait pas soup
cornees juqu'i % jour.
Ls peavle fraucsis men ccnsomms
qu'une ration journaliere insufisante
oar ellie nest guers que dc IL l IL
grammes taudis qu'elle etait de p
grammea chez les Romans ct qu'ellt
ct encore plus sleves dams Ice pays OF
ls sel est libre Il tout droit.
Est-ce bicn 10 moment Do restrsindrt
encore d comsommation. Dc estts sub
ssauce vitals qsi devrait etre. eomm'
Fair ct l'eau, ! Il disposition Do tous I
La gabelle. l'ailleurs, NEST plss dam
nos mosrs. O. ait qu'slle . ~ crsse
il y > plus de six cents ans. pr . 70
4 ~.yor . .,,..~....,k ssla h.mv uANns,ov vAnp
Cette nesse infsrnals (c'sst aiua
que h quali6sisps dtja - ntmoire
Dc l'Spoqus) Itais M attentat eontre !
vie do peupls; mais du moins Philip
10 Bel ny eus recours qu'apres avoi
pressure les Juin ct rognt lee Scos.
| Dg Z. NoIRor.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1872-03-30

pard de 10 gioire des aieux, IN tel
favori du sort devait ne ressembler
hullement an menu peupie. Ct tran
cher "a contraire sur u masse par
10 beaute physique qui Sc transmet
ct be maintient dams l'opulence, par
l'eclat intellectual que donnent 10
face humane Peducation ct le rang.
C'etait sans doute On diamant sor-
tant des mains du lapidaire. ct avec
lequel uDe pierre brute, nm Gallon
plebeien, ne pouvaient etre confon.
dns, surtout par les connaisseurs ct
les artistes. Eh bien, l. process
Tichborne. qui depuis six mois tient
en- s1speps ID vieille Angleterre.
mons prouve que. u aussi. 10 anoblesse
. perdu % vertu ct son titre. Voici,
en- quelques mots. l'histoire de cette
cause qui restera an nombre des plus
cellbres. mails don't on ma point
asses remarquS ID port<e politique
ct sociale. prldccupe qu'on 6tait par
lee incidents romanesques qui y
abondent.
Roger Ticfborne, descendant
dune fauille illustre qui remonte
plos haut que 10 conquete. s'expa:
tris en- 1859. parcs que l. main de
% cousins lui est refasee. II par.
court, deux annees dnrant. PAme-
riqus du Eud. puis. soft gull cit ttl
sufisamment distrait de son amour
on qu'il soft encore domino par lui,
il s'embsr4ue I Rio Dc Janeiro. 4
bord dun navire qui sombre en-
pleine mer. Pendant son absence,
SON oncIe. proprittaire du ma.
noir do Tichborne. meurt: ct.
qnand on append le naufrage
Oh Roger . peri: le domaine
passe I son frere Alfred. avec
u titre de- baronnet. plus IN revenu
de- ESQ, 900. Douse snnses s'lcou'
lent, Il frers cadet de Ia victime d
pOcSsn meurt I son tour. laissant
IN jenne enfant en- tutelle htritieI
dss terrss do Tichborns et dea
droits ssigneurispx qui y sont
attaches. C'est alors. On 1866, qu'uu
| conplot dane rsre audace est tourd
contrs l'hsritsgs. L. mers Do Ro
ger. ssi vit encore. demesrs ) Pc
re. inconsolabIe de Il perte Dc sou
6ls et accessible. CONNIE Pest uns
sars, aux plas 1trasgss supsrsti
lions. Ellie reeoit d'Aastralis m
lettse al lsi asnoocs que = Al
qa'slls csoyait : jauais ravi , \
tssdrssss. dchapps - sasltsg.
q v tsi Strs resds; su'il NJ ps
dams = ptnibls odysste. deassr d
ses posvellss I . famille. mail
qn'il repsrsitra bientot. Uns cor
respondanos rtguliass s'Stablit en-
tire 10 mere avsseNs per - re
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1872-03-30
LII ER EDITE

4
Cs nest pas settlement en- AmSri..
que. aux Etats-U -Unis, qu'un mouve.
ment tgslitaire enlightenment 70.
pide emports ID societ6 et caratte-
rise les 6venemeDts, rEorope obsit
an meme soufle irresistible ct est
SbrapIee dams ses fondements secu.
iaires. L'hSredite, qui etait l. base
du regime monsrchique ct f6oda', .
perdu tout prestige, ct ID decrepi-
tude du prindpe est estiersment I
M. CO n'sst plus de IL colere. c'est
de ID pitie que nous inspire Spjonr-
dhui Il visillp dypastie ftaneaise
tenant % cepe. > vttranger. l Co
blents. pais ! Gand, enfn ! Anvers,
css Stapes Do Il descente a. meant,
etprolongeant o lsmentable sgonie
dans un exil yolontaire. Le roi par
II grlce de Dieu, Point du Seignesr,
no porte aucon signe qui le distin-
gus Do Il foule des sajets qu'il rap
pslIs vaipement, ct on . pu voir
uns dousaine d'intrigants vulgaires
essayer le role do Louis XVII. IL
comts Do Chaabord % oonfssss !
IN reporter Do Journal. pendant
qa'aa gouvsrpement rtpublicaip
sixgs ! Versailles. o qai assure
msst n'ttsit point entire dams les
plaas d Louis XIV. II pasvre
prince invoqss lhtrtdit1. Iorsqus
con 1Arisgs ct sterile ct qufl : i
trists cestituds de ne point laisser
d'hlrisisr direct; q dee parents am.
bitisax q perAdes, dee princes don't
II oonnait par sxptrience l'iDgrati.
tsde, lui barrent 10 chemin ! IN
palsis d1vorS par b fsu. La place
de- Tsilssies ct nse CONNIE oslle
d Il Rlvolstios, oa tombs l. t1te
do Losis XVI. ct ii y oomts d
Ohsnbosl sssrsit . Paris. \ -
tsosvsrait sos Jss ruines d y
aseaschis.
~ sssnpls pins carissx encore,
siasa plss dramasiqae, Dc 4 d6ca'
dssss y priscips h6rtditairs. nous
sst fssrai par l'Angletsrre. C'est u,
e'sst = - peys aux coutanss in
ossbles q ~ traditions sscrdss
@s1l Sansjt alIss posr oostsaplsl
u sobIssss dsas toss 80 sttribats
- = v1sil1. l'sslstocratis devaii
~ psspttssr 1ass - a,tisst
splss6sas. sssyaas poiat6 ~ stasinte
q sasieists pr r5gAlIl6 - pr
tagsa Llssitier d'ss graad stu
slshs. psisssst . hoaost d. , bss'
esaa, iostrule q ositiv6svec amour
SospS = ihsess6 dsas ~ nilies
Stgsss . sooptssax. oooblS de-
- = = lbstsss q - l'1dseasicn
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OoyVU ~
fourche ~. IS I. 90
G..W.-R. BAYLKY, surintendant general
CT. BESEDicr, assistant. surintendsE..
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Xxx AIMEE. NJ I3

AoEscE Ia NoUvELLE-oRLtAxs
WHARTON & TARDREW, Bourse des MarchanIs
rue Commune, entire les rues St. Charles ct Camp.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-05-22
True story Of the Bull Pup.

Under the above caption the Clncin-
natl correspondent of the St. Paul Dis
patch contains the subjoined statement,
which we may consider ourselves as
called upon to copy from due regard
to 'the truth Of history"
Everybody is familiar with the story
of the bull pup sent to President Grant,
which be refused to accept because the
express charges were not paid. The
sexual Of the story is, believe, new,
and at all events | will give it at ven
ture as related here by man who
knows" Soon after Grant had refused
the pup, he learned that it was a VAL
liable animal, and greatly regretted he
had not paid the charges (S4.5O) lie
accordingly sent one Of the Dents down
to the express office the next day TO
secure the pup. Judge of his horror
when he learned that colored man
had paid the charges and taken the
pup home. Dent was directed to hunt
the colored man and brother, and see
what he would take for the pup. lie
finally succeeded in finding him, and
the price was set at $95. Alter good
deal of haggling the price was reduced
to $40, and this Grant paid. The pup
is now said TO be worth 5000, but Grant
has never forgiven himself for his rash
ness whereby he squandered thirty-fve
dollars and half. This is an Ger
true tale, and shows the calibre Of our
model President.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-05-22
A Row. History OF Tobaeeo.

Tobacco grows something like cab
bage, but never saw none of it boiled, /,
although l have eaten boiled cabbage
with vinegar on it, and l have heard
men say that cigars that were given
them on election days were nothing
better than cabbage leaves. Tobacco
stores are mostly kept by wooden
Injuns, who stand at the door and try
to fool little boys by offering them a
burch of cigars which is glued to the
Injun's hands, and is made OF wood also.
Hogs do not like tobacco neither do l..
l tried to smoke a cigar once, and it
made me feel like EPSON salts.
Tobacco was invented by a man named
Walter Raleigh. When the people
first saw him smoking they thought he
was a steamboat, and as they never saw
one they were frightened. My sister
Nancy is a girl. | don't know whether
she likes tobacco or not. There is a
young man named Leroy who comes to
see her He was standing on the steps
one night, and a cigar in his mouth,
and she said, Leroy, the perfume Is
agreeable" But when my brother
Tom lighted his pipe, Nancy said, Get
out Of the house, you horrid creature,
the smell OF tobacco makes me sick.
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hearts and strong arms shall bear it on
to triumph. In this faith, and with the
distinct understanding that, il elected, l
shall be the President not of party,
but of the whole people, l accept your
nomination, in the confident trust
that the masses of our country
men North and South are
eager to clasp hands across the
bloody chasm which has too long di.
vided them, forgetting that they have
been enemies in the joyful conscious
ness that they are and mast hencetorth
remain brethren.
Yours, gratefully.
Signed HORACE GREELEY.
To Messrs. C. Schurz, Geo. w. Julian,
William E. McLeon. John G. Da-
wilson, j. II. Rhodes, Committee OF
Liberal Republican National Con-
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