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TENPEs1 INA TEA Pof.

No small amount OF Indignation "biled
over among the secesh Of this city yes,sr.
day, at the discovery Of what appeared tc
them very big mares nest, 10 Col. Mutt.
letters to Gov. Kirkwood, in relation 20 the
troubles in Fremont county. Some Of OUT
friends. Of the sece.h persuasion, seem tu
be wopdrously wrought up concerning the
matter, and ws are informed that % %.
verely have their tender sonsibilisies been
shocked, that they have esen h,ntcd q
LynohipG the Lieut.. Colonsl. Nov, The
head and front Of Col. NUTS offending hsth
this extent: In ons OF his letters to shs
Governor concerning the ou.rages that had
been committed upon the persons and prop
ersy Of Union men 10 ths seigh hborhood os
McKissock's Grove, BY seccssionists who
had come into lows from Missouri, Col.
Mutt says: -" In conclusion, think i'm
mediate danger of:trouble in Fremont county
has passed, but still think there should be
Federal troops sent here, moro to arrss,
scccssionists, and secession property, tha,
have made Iowa an Asylum, than to proscc,
Us from INVASION" s.g
A few OF tho citisens OF Council Blufs
appropriate the above exclusively to them
selves = interpret the language as referring
to this place, and denouncs Col. Mutt accor-
dinghy. Any man with half an allowance Of
common sense, or lees, can see at glance
that although the letter is written from
Council Bluffs, the word "hers "does not
refer to this place for no mention is made
Of Council Bluffs, anywhere in the letter,
but it is simply q statement Of the condi.
tion of aff.irs in certain Districts along the
border, and concludes BY recommending
that military force be stationed shers to
arrest traitors, and protect Union men from
the depredasions Of Missouri seosssionisss.
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= I
Oar tslegraphie dis pa scAes the uorsiss
convey he gratifying .stslhgsses thas he
Federal troops sndes Gen. 7henss arc q
possession Of Cumberland Gap-shs naiu
asssss to East Tesoessee. fhs people Of
THE portion Of Tennessee home Of sba,
Incorporating patriot, Parson Brovnlov
-Hill cling 70 the old Gags and TIE Usios,
With safsisering dev ssion, md The march Of
the Unioo army through that reaios towards
Memphis, viii, in the language Of . loyal
resideos, "be one continued ovatioa.'' Ths
Cssbsrisod Gap is said q - tAs sssssesss
pcsitios 10 the South. sud capable Of being
rendered - i.pregnatIssas fhefAopy.a,
but il secns the rebels had not fortified il
- that extent, for it has fallen into our
hands, without struggle, ws pressme-
just as Bowling Green fell. The brilliass
Federal victories at Mill Springs, f.. Eesry
and Fl. Donelsos, seen TO have dissipsted
the rebel propensity for lighting, 10 shas
quarter. 10 fact, they believe now that the
/" Yankees" ~in Eight, and hence they bs
gln 70 run. i sss N4{t b at.sa4s5s4f .EEEs 5raT
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LEelsLAryx rAcKriAsA.

Mr.. Hardie, member from Duhuque, while
relating to his fricnds some Of the circnm-
stances connected with the jnbilation On
Monday, marked that tho gentleman irua
Winchester Vas full, but the mcmbers from
Harrison and Fayette we're fuller.
Gov. kirkwood, while responding 20 .
toas, ut the Dcs Moines House, INDUCED IN
some invcctives against the British Lion.--
Said he, " The late advantage which Eng.
land attempted TO take Of us IN our emhar-,
rassing condition, will be remembered By
1nr children to the latest eencra.ion. Twin
teach mine 70 remember the insult 10 oar
flag, II I hare any TO teach" At this
point the ready senator from Dallas brought
his hand down pretty roughly upon the Ia
" Gsvcrnar, blc.s God! you shall have y
lie sat down amid thnnders Of applause.
A member from the north eastern part Of
the state, when the news from Fort Donel.
son struck hard on his tympanum, thsn-
dered out At the top OF his voice; The
rebellion is CONNER this time! God y
after them now
One Senator, who Is unqucs.ionnbly
temperance man. and who Is not noted Tor
impulsivencss, declared that from tho time
the thrilling news went through HE cara
into the chambers 81 his soul, no had no
consciousness Of what was transpiring shout
him, until no found himself twenty minutes
later cutting up several interesting eapsss
in the Hall Of the Hsusc!
A member Of the House was 40 startled
from his cquanimity, BY the delighted in.
telligence, that be bolted into the Senate
Chamber 1t tho time tho motion 70 adjourn
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..wAR Asp DGFKSsE.-

The Editor Of the Des Moises Tmes
has seen the report Of the committee ap-
pointed at the extra session Of the Legisls.
ture to audit claims against the var end
defense fund. The claims presented to the
board amount in The aggregate 70 $685.
SIS 64. OF this amount there has beea
allowed $2ss. $50 6&-sos yet audited, $29,'
40 64--rejeesed for easss 81 ,232 %. Tbs
Times says -" Ia huodrsds Of iassasce.
exhorb,.ass prices have beeo demanded, asd
il has only been By rigid sdherssee - vel
dsses.ed eysten, adopted 10 The estssass
that The committee have sveided ioposi.
ton. 1t viii be seen By the above abstrsss
thas the aggregate 1t s.ossss claimed
exceed the actual sen paid, together viii
s,sins not yet acted spos, ssss twenty
eight shossaad doIiars. So far - vs ars
able 70 judge, The sooostsse hsve diseAsf-
red the duties eotrussed 70 then, IN . nan
net eseSisabls u tbsosslves and With |
proper regard 70 ~ bsss isssrssts Il -
State"
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4 DowS-EAsr yuRYM1S,

["Eshan Spike" contribstes 70 Ne Poss-
l.nd Transcript sketch Of Ms experiences
ss a jaryman. Tae 6rst cases be was called
TO try were capital opss-the srinisals DO.
ing Germsn and 9 niger I" respecs-
isciy.1
"llev you formed any opieioo fov o. ssin
the prisoners. - said the Judge.
s'Not particular sgin the Jarnis," saJs
|, "but bate piggers - general principle
and shali 20 for hanging this here old white
woolcd Gus, whether be killed jr. Cooper
or n0s," sea !.
"Do you know the Dstur Of an oath 20
the clark axed mo.
81 or,sr,n se. /, "Pve used enoush Of
'em. J begun TO swear when was only
about--n
"That'll do" sea the clark. s.You kis
70 hum,o sez he, s'you won't DO wanted
10 this ere case,'' seq the clark, aes he. q
"What 7" sea l, '.aio't to Try this siggse
| at all %
.No," seq the cark.
"But I'm = jewrymap," ser !, "snd you
eant hang the p,gger onless I've sot On
him." ser |.
"Psss oD," sea the clark, speaking rather
cross.
"But." sea I, ssyos, mister, yes Sos's
mean NJ you say Pm segslss jewrynas.
you know. Drswed aout of ths boz By The
seelic man." ses I. ssl'se slIsrs had an
hank ering 10 hang niGgss, and osov, when
mevcifsl di.reusstory seems 70 hsse pro.
vided one for ne, ron Say shs'ns sis %
him Ar this yous free sustjistioas s--
Il this the ninetsenth esssusyS Asd u tbis
our boasssd' HIRE somebody hsllsssd,
ssSilencs in Cosvs.''
"The Cssrs Be --t, dije's 1eish he
remark fore eospis 81 sonstahiee had
holt Of me, and il the twintlipg of bed.
post wAs hustled doss sssifs into sbs
asress.
Nsow, Nr. Editss, Iel - ask, shss ase
ve saais' 70, uhss jevryoss--leesl, lsu-
ful i.vrymsn, k,n bs tossed aboeS 10 The
wsyS TAX alost Csscsrs, Mornoss.
Sp,rissa!isms, free love, aed psnisk whAse
are they 10 oonpsssass1 IIses'ss prinei.
pc sSsos. As - iDdsvidsal, psstses, I'n
of % great aseount tsins fsf - 10 say
bot ubes - ~ esIigtsssed ievrymAs vss
tsk and carried 6oss sssiss ~ profase
hssds, jest fsr sssessisf NJ right 10 - -
. ssGkes-sy u ssens 70 - the pilIess e
society vsss shook; that 10 ny sessSd pes.
son the hull STATE itss n vss. 1xgsru.
lively sp<skis', hiexsd AaoSs slsissf n
shss's lss 10 shs lssd IN hsss stis 90
hsosshs ssdss . wis q ha5saq ssspss .
ssssey Ulekass - ssse~s
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~ sseqseas6 eaAibase1 ssne> h vaa .
lovely image, Na1 7oae sAas Woal1 have
required NO ~sollasesats iasauoemsas - ear.
~ captive the 0ase ssie6 ana hlesAarRio Ian.
a. tsaraed thaa she w~s q Z wsass1y ea0S
iiy ard Of - eonA AoeA q wAs % - eaanA
anoxag the r. e. ys.saAi Ase lssssrs, uaa
assurel, esiaeeA tAal - v1eoo leoo inas1l.
isent and Se6ned. sas ,sss,
When The Cad tidiAes e asr sSleasa
cana, the maas of Corporal n -
foaua 10 she lise. The inseliieeNee u0o
qsickly sonvsyed - Ais yeassisx sAnisef@
We ..w sssaiae q beg. however. g y
marched through the stses6 d kioA0oad,
,heesa the cotfor.ls lesf;ss v;siaa uas
Dss xAes = halt vas osaeesa. 1as sAf>Y
riage drivea hy : negro, suddcoly nads ita
appearance, and hailed ! short 6issaase
frSm ear ranks. A lady dssoes1ed d-tAsee
was short bst safosss soloesy aaeNg ~
Conisderasc otlcess Of onr guard, and The
next momens the ensaptased twain Coype-
rel M--n and Aia al6Aaoed- vsfs fAee q
taes. A few wosds-shs frss they Aad ssse
ssehaAecd n wses exsA,sssd =
su63acd yct melting to0es, tdell lse0sowsso
Cor aomcat lighted - With fans-sAe
engagement Was sacrrdly renewed there.
was fersens, thrilling procure 81 tAs
hands, and they separated.
A circumstances Il connected witA The d..
suereotyps above referred 20, which dsserva
a passing notice. Before il len the prison,
the picture was taken from the case, and .
small slip Of paper, closely written, aud
nd ircsssd To Gen. McCle'lan, was deposised
,hercis, and the picts.ethea replaced. 10
was safely delivered 70 ths Ccmmaadse .in-
Chief, . meeting of the Cabinet vac called.
and the day following . leak was stopped
"A lnys.e eriops lcnk, from high okeial DIR.
clss. and which had iaes,imably bsss6tscA
tho rebels for mary months.
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fT Nov that Fort Warren, the political
prison, has been pus thoroughly in order,
the question 10, what garrison to put 10 it.
Without presuming to dictate, We suggest
William LlOyd Garrison.
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ETarhers vas time when almost
thought that your wife had no tongue st
ALL" "Yes, bu, ips very long since."
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1"Man proposes, bat God dispcses,''
said pious aunt to ber over confident
niece. "Lee man propose to me il he
dase," was the reeponse, 'ssnd will dis
pose Of him according to ny own visws, -
he suits mcO
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e. Why is . man Who dosen't lose his
temper like = school l-master Because be
keeps cool [keeps school.)
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e An Illinois Assenblyman, debating
. question with much earsestness, moved
his chair from its usssl place, and forget
ting tie fact, when he had finished, eat
down rather soiidly where be ought %
havs been. Above tas resr of lasgh.
ser. bis voice wss heard exsisimies -
'.Mr. Speaker, 1ssill hass the Aosr."
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~Wanted from lllinois-More succor
aud fewer sssuckers."
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e. What part Of fish il like the end Of
q book The fn.is.
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y 0Asother eospssy u lsfAs1y = -
bs raised i tAis pars q Tie Sssss, - D
assaeIed 70 ~ l.sA Iswa 1agiassG
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pELAwARE ron FREEDOM.

A bill is 10 be in reduced into the legis-
lature OF Maryland to abolish slavery Ia
that state. BY this bill it is provided thu,
all slaves over thirty FIVE years Of ago shall
be freed within ninety DAYS after il becomes
law; all under thirty fye shall become
Tree on reaching that nge ; all males born
after the bill becomes Law shall be slaves
until they are twenty one, and females till
they arc eighteen and nll slavery is to
esafc after january II, 1872. Tbs. pro.
visions arc made conditional upon this, that
" Congress will, at its present session, en-
gage to pay to the state OF Delaware, in
bonds Of the United States, bearing interest
Mt the rate of six per centum per annnm,
the sum Of 5000, 900, in ten annual install
mcnts, SOC, 900 to be payable on some day
before the LIST day Of September, 1862, TO
establish fund for securing full aud fair
compensation to the owners OF slaves who
shall be Invested Of their property by force
VI the act ia question"
Delaware has, according 10 the census OF
1860, eighteen hundred and Eve slaves, and
the sum asked Of Congress for their grad.
ual emancipation amounts to Eve hundred
dollars head, which is fair price. The
Wilmington Republican says that many Of
the largest shareholders are 10 favor Of this
bill, and s. that many Of the Shareholders
would gladly exchange their slaves for
money which they could use in payment for
their lands and contemplated improve
meuts."
II this measure comes up before Con-
gress for its response, We hope that body
will make It a condition to the national
assistance that the state Of Delaware shall
engage itself to provide by sufficient laws
for the rights Of the freedmen, aud also for
their education.
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w N. W Ar .,

ARC IL IT l.. g II,
cor.N rSk . GGFEs, SeUS.
fyAvtSs uAp TN. Bksr OPPORTUNITIES or
IL se,airiaz snewedse ef pesisuthe best and most
tapa,nisat aethsts at ,ussruesIsntssd ksrtag 40
ssfrss ~ aay - rAssie u hrasrA ~ hs bsuStsg
tsta<ss1--t prepared 10 furnish fsns. srscshca-
ssa. aiis at Nscsisi aud Saperatssence tcr Public
. Private buildings. sesy
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Slf Weekly gsnps psrfa.


w. nArxAaO. >sD.re.ss '. ! sr.kr.
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Law. HAL Esaa.s s.a Insur....
ue OMee. sf-s
30 BLoonEn.
IATTORNEY AT Law,
| ~ s.s.s...s s...--... 1s..s.
lsu ooU.clL sAuyys. IOWA.
,etsss 4 H.ssrs 1ssrA, s,,ssiss R<iae us.s..
eser7effes sssa s-8 9, ~
AGENCY OF
Fh~.ax Fire Ias.ra.cs cea.y,
$, 49,. - natassa. csa.. PC
CAPITAL ssss,sss Is a.Ai.sssss~,,..
..i.iak k<RfE} Il 6
s.t0sea Sc
Hens FiBs Iasusance CoDp,y.
- Nev Ysst, 10
cAPr,Al,s,.sss,ss TOTAL Assszs. o. ..ss.~s
80 ---.-i n'sj te3i
.hfSGf't se baa "a as4l5 issss &
City Fire Insura &c Company.
sd ~ HasssssA csss..s 81
cAPIf1f, esss, go TOTAL ASSETS, a,.s, ,sss.
bass Ys&a vse A$t4 s.I IN
New EngIand FIRE ana marine
Insurance Company.
Of iARrroRD, Ct. CAPITAL. ssoo.oo
Conn. Mutnal Life Insu'nce Co,
o. Hartford. c.as..
TOTAL ACQUIRED CAPITAL OVER ssso, 100000
psaietes Issued on application. without any delay In
above companies, st rstes Low the hazards will
justify. i @
0svesaaseus LanAs aeserseA snd Battered In ali the
Land Districts In lows and Nebraska, where Lsnds
are subject 70 sale. '2.av
EEE4 ztF
LenA Warrsats. CITY Property, Improved Farms and
wild Lands bought and sold.
Legal Bssss~ss Of ell kinds promptly attended to-
Partieuas attention sisen 70 the collection Of debts
Cssseil s,uiss. August y isss
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LOVE AT SIGHT AND WITHOUT sInnT.
Corporal Merrill, in his letters to the Roch-
ester Express, relates the following romantic
story:
have before stated that some Of the pri.
vate soldiers, from the UPPER rooms, were
employed in the officers quarters service
which they gladly accepted as ntrording
superior rations. Among these vas Corpo-
raj Mn, Of New York, young man Of
wealthy parentaee Of attractive maners good
Intellectual endowments--and wishals hand.
some as Apollo"
At the request Of some Of his officers he
vas occasionally permitted to visit the lower
Aoor, and on one occasion Was permitted to
leare the prison on parole for the purpose
Of purchasing supplies. While thus passing
through one Of the main horoughfares, ,M-D
was accosted By little girl, who presented
him with boYuet a, the same time pointing
to a young lady on ths opposite side Of the
street as the donor. The corporal acknowl.
edge the gift by polite bow, and proceeded
upon his miesion. The lady apparently fsci-
nated, followed him at q distance 10 bis
prison, and as he entered it she reciprocated
bis bow and leisureiy walked away.
EOt oDA0C iUNApbCNUtc CdusG Tue 0DTDOf6l
vas not again permitted to &, out and .
negro-I should have mentioned that quite
a number OF servants were in prison--vas
dispatched in his stead. The negro had nc I
proceeded far when he vas met BY the Young
lady referred to, and the sequel 10 the inter.
v'e~ VA. developed in pack ago with which
be returned to the oficer's quarters, and
delivered to corporal Nh. Is vas found
to contain new suit OF clothes, and upon
one garment vas pinned small card, neatly
inscribed with the name VI bic bsnefao.
tsess,-
"Only this, and nothing more"
Corporal Nm instantly addressed
himself to the task Of epistolatory eompo.
sis,on, 10 which be sracefully ackno ~ sed
his receipt Of the Eifs, and expressed his
heartfelt thanks. This was delivered BIZ
the segro on the day following, and be re-
turned with . small package cobtaioine 1
nuober Of pocket hsndkerchiefs, socks and
ehirts.
Az In the 6rst instance, the only sommu-
nicasion which scconpaoied The sifs uss
the donor's card. The corporaI again ack.
powledged bis obligations by polite note,
which sss daily delivered shrougA tbs ssoe
medium.
Theoceforth the Corporal vas IN daily
rsesips Of the shoiesss dasasies, ard yesa-
lar epistolary sorfespondence uas carried
on snsii the dss Of his release, which oe-
esFred % the 80 day of Jsnsasy. A nat.
Si1ouiai engageosns had bses 1sje dsrise
the Interval, uish the usdssstaadios shss
tie parties vcold meet 10 bs!iinoss % shs
lss of March next. 90
! hase emitted - state thas Tie Cospessl
haA besn sest bssk - his old qusrsefs, bet
Aasiae ssssSsained that bic fair isamorsss
daily pssneoaded within siew Of the oaIces's
qessters, be obtained empisynest q cook,
ssd vss iheseslssv sossilisgly ~ Ne psss
. rssspssssts TIE lsvsse saiiss = Ais ~
teoshe1. So.
shs Aad sess Nm ~ degssrr6otyrs, Villa
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OFFICER 4 PUsEY,
| q "a Il KElRIs:
Tax Paying q Co1lecting Agents,
COUNCIL BLU11s. IOWA.
4 IL r-E 7sT~ Z - - - - =;

rssnAseSsscsa.@- -~.s.si.pessS. leptStkeu
Dsfsrssssss 80
Metropolitan Bank. New Yort
Nsssrs. VIM Grsyden 4 Co., New Yovk.
xessEs. 6iimsn. Dunlap Co., Cincisasti. =
Nessrs. johnson. Brother L Co Daisiu,ere.
Miles WHITE. Esq:.- X Do ~ -
Nessrs. n Holmes sons. Pittsburgh.
Messrs. Krsher d kahm.
Nessrs. Potter, Mute White 4 BayIey postea
Ms-srs Tener = Dsvis, .YhiIsdelpbis.
1essrs sAnsIsch, Reel 4 Co, PbiisdeiHAA = ] {
Aessrs. " n. bartsdaIe 4 Co., ST. Louis.
Messrs Allen, Copp Eisbet, DO
Aessir Ranyan, Brown Z Co., do
ysn. 1881. vloSovs
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TAe x-sia (Ohso) TsrAtssAi NJ tAe
fo.lsuiMe seesi6Ie rsnafks esoess1iaI The

- u :. -. !. 9. q u !. - y
Tie x-asa (OhSo) 7svvASeAt - ~
fssisuiRe seusshls rsnafts ssesssaisg TN
propneed newspapef tai. Il
:. NaAy u ssr ArosAer e6ieoss. - esps-
s;aily thoss VIA hsase 81 sAes neesopo-
Titan faeiiities, = ase mucA exeseased over
the propcsieioa = ConGress % plses sess.
papsr psblishess - feotss9 sisA ether
b1sisess inssscsfs sf the country, asd make
Is bear its possioa 81 the tsssa~na which
The febeilion has hecs9ht npoa the nAtiou.
Per q fsw days past, ths eAan&ce hsve bees
rsog eontisually upoa the : sdioas stamp
aot, tax spoa knoulcd4e," etc and
the pablic msy VII begin "a eatestaio the
lear that The shird sstats u NE realn-
- ehA 1rras nalln6snm AZ oar lbefeies Ns--
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0fhs Albany Asyss ssJs ~ q ~
Tie .enbrs y coeGren sAo had = O. .
Riehnsaa z iaasriAsa sese der basssra,
he Hesl Alffss ~ uss ~ sss - thas
kept sp y his vsed.
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- usa. W. ~. Wnsox has or tAanhs
for sssSry psb. 1oss., s.ssg uAisA - 1sd
: coy sf spssiai nsssaes q he Cover
-, essssiniae sepsss - ~ s6eial ear-
resposaeose betwses tAAs Sssesiosay ssd
Liesk Col. NrIr, il regard 20 he roobies
n Frensut Coanty. -
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PROBATE COURTS.

doph for The year ensuing, will be holden as follows
viz:
At the Registers Office in Brookfed on the first Thurs
day i'll each month.
At the Orange c. unity Hotel in Chelsea the third
Thursday of each month
At Chadwck's Hotel In West Randolph, the fourth
Thursday in Zach month
AT J. l.. Bowes' Hotel in Washington. the second
Thursday in February. May and August
BY order of Court
j. Il. CLEAVELAND, Register.
Chelsea, December I'd, 1861.
Probate Courts.
STATE OF VERMONT, pRoBATE COURTS within
said will BIZ holden the Probate Office, in Montpelier in
said District, Tuesday Of each week. during the
ensuing. Persons having business with said Court
quested to attend to the same said court days.
T. R. MERRILL, Judge.
December l. 1860
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Sabbath School Esels, No. 3
$4,000 COPIES ISSUED THE FIRST

y
Months of its publication. 1t is entire New Work of
nearly 200 pages. Many Of the Tunes and Hymns were
written expressly for this Volume, 1t will soon be
popular its predecessor (Re No y which has run up
outstrpping any Sunday School Book of it's size issued
in this country Also, both volu bound in to
accommodate schools wishing them ia that form. Prices
of Bell No 2 paper Is CENTS $2 per 0O Bound,
% cents SIS per 100 Cloth bound embossed gilt, 80
CENTS $22 10o Bell No. paper covers - cents,
embossed gilt,25 CENTS $40 per 100 Bells Nos and
bound tcaehe 40 cents $3Oper 100 % copies furnished
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NJ A n ii o o ID ;
HOW LOST HOW RESTORED

Just PgbiishtG, IN S'aios EHts1gt Frics S.E Csafs
Lecture the Nature, rrratt4cnt. and Ealca Cure
OF SpcrihaorrhTa seminal Ntasues., iursiu starry
Emissions, Sexual u, biliy, aLi np tnris 90 Va ia e.
generally, Nrr,onsntss 'on.umpfsr Epiis.y ana 90.
hcntai aud Physical lrcapacy, recalling ffom eli
Abuse, Sc.-'it koBr. j. CtLvEGvILt, a. n, Aul = %.
the GrsfH B0pk.
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