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Nebraska advertiser., 1862-04-17
Ls.GAL NOTICE.

James Ginder will take notice that Joseph Opelt. Of
the county u Mem ana IA The Territory u hebraska,
did, on The 3lsL d4y VI Aaich n. d 1852 he his pc
Ii Ivn against the said james Gindef u~efenlent, setting
IUTIn that the sald Jdules Glnaec, Oh The 2UtI day vi
June, 1861, gave . mortgage " the SAIL seph Upelt Oh
The nOt ia east qudrterO section NJ IA. Ia TDwnship
No. 4 north OF range No 10 east, In Neuahd county aud
Territory vi Nebraska. 81 secure the payment oT n Ger
tain pr0nnSscry nole Of the same dste Tor The sun ui
sou payabie On or before the trsJ ddg Vf n vemUel,
A. d. 1861, aud praying that The said 5auies Giuder De
decreed ~ paw the said sam Of sou, wlJh Interest al the
rate vi ten per cent. per annuuis ftOIn the SAID 1t Jay
of November, 1854. VI that "a, said premises be sold IL
pay the sauIe aLd Gusts u sdId snll.
Aud the said James Gtnter Is notified that he Is re
quired ~ appear an1 aaswsr sdti petition. On OF before
me thIrd II inlay after the Ist day VI May, A. d. 1862
icing the l9,h day VI said mUnth.
OBJ HEWETT, Atty for PHI.
April Q, 1852. n3s-4w 81 81 pc iee.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-04-17
The franklin Family
SEWING MACHINE,

has one Rdvantaeo which Is worthy ar especial aftention
IN addition ~ the peculiar character 81 tho stitch, and
-t1at Is ITS adaptation to either light OF medium heavy
work The Machine whiell q one mement is used o.
n MOST DELICATE FABRIC. in q few nor
ments amer can be brouEhtt 20 bear with the sams facIl-
ity on cottOnados and towels Of ihe eea'ses1 descfiptlon-
Its a~daptltion FOR FAMILY WORK, isthus romarka-
bic ana gives It q superiority over every othef style q
machine in The Market.
IN order thas these Machines may te placed in no
hands ~ ~ CLASSES. We have reduced The price Of our
FRANKLIN FAMILY MACHINE TO FORTY
From the increase % uuf business Tor The
last year, and The entire satisfaction cur Michiues ar1
giving throughout The United Stated ant Enropean
Countries. we arc led 10 be1iPve that uur Dissemination
20 manufacturer PERFECT. SIMPLE RELIABLE
M has been fuiiy apereclaten
by the public. This policy will rOnai1 unchanged. and
~ heretofore no Machine will be allHwed % leave no
r6ice that we cannOt ully warrant IN cvory respect -
We shall keep ON hand u all times , General assort.
ment 81 Sewing Machine msieTiais
Needles for all machines can b ordered b. Nail Or
Express. Price One Dollar per d zen.
Persons IN fle country. ~ sending rs their addro11
enclosing q letter stamp, can have forwarded By TeGuru
mail. une Ga our circulars c~outaining The dinereut styles
q Machines. list II prices, and sample ~ WORK.
e. RICHARDS s. CO..
Principal AGENTS Tor the E0rsh Wcst.
once and s ilesroom is3 Lake street Chicago, Illinois,
LIt0 - l. Cornell 8 CO.
= g X W
inv. TAPP1N. formerly AT Tor he sr0vsr 3
Baker Sewing agchine.
Januays.h 1851. raz6-tfl
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-04-17

John Q. A.. smith,
Vs District Court, Nema11 County
Hiram 3. Aiuiek Nebrzska Territory.
John s. Mmsrk,
By virtut " an order q sale 20 me clrected In TIC
above entitla 81 ease. I will on
SaIrraay. l0h Of Nag. f. D. 1862,
between tho hours OF 10 O'Clock a sud 4 O'Clock ?.
IL. Of said dig, AZ the DIOR " Den's Hall, Ia BroUnvlliel
The place rlsre the said eourt wds lxst held for satd
Eemaha unity. Oaer for "a e the following described
real estate. to-Bit the south east quarter o. session
No. 20 10 tsRn-hipNo s, D0rth of range No Is east u
the sixth principal meredian in Neorask1 Territory
iOgether with the appufteuances thereuntO belogink,
taken a. the property uf Hiram o. Alutck aud JJau >.
MinIck, 10 satisfy an Jider " sale againstthem ana ~
favor " tue abyve n imed plaintiff.
W. COLEMAN. SHERIFF
April I. 1881 ns9-4w pr fee 7.5O
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-04-17
Especially Adapted to tie Severe Climate
Of the Northwest.

APPLE TREES. from ! 10 years old. s95 % ESQ PER
1000. ROOT GRAFTS, e40per loot. APPLE SToCES.
Dneto two years. selected Tor grating So secondeiess,
81 per tboudsand. MAZZARD CHERRY. 81 per ZOO.
n DWARF PEAE. HEBnY PLUM.
PEACH, OUNCE, EECTABIEE. y APRICOT -
DWARF APPLE, OUNCE, PEAR PLUM, 81
ROSE STOCKS. /PPie Sefons-sl 50 per thousand-
Cuttings, many soTLs-csage Orange. good one year
old plants, $50 per thousand. Wi5on'a ~Str1BbsFV,
and many other Standard Sorts-1Bo collars city -
four dollars per thousand. ~GrgPes-CatEwba. Cinson.
Isabella, well rooted, one year 0ld-lhree dollars per
hundred, twenty dollars per thousand. Defase1Ts-
barb, best sorts-tYo Z i've dollars per hundred-
HoEghf0n GoosheT5. one 10 Two year o!d-ops g
three dollars per hundred D0Unfngs Ever Bearing
MBlbeTg-gOnr 70 eight dollars peT dJssn. Egsrgrsshf
several enris-ten dollars per fbOusand. bhade and
Weeping Trees Shrubs, Fi0wfy R1eSs Bnibs. R6sts
an immenso V-aIiety-mOstlyo one 20 Two dollars dfgy
per dozen.
Pa.kIng carefully done. Catalogues sent on rscsips
FIX PHOENIX.
NOv Il, 1851. InIs-6nl BEOOmiDgtoa, Wiaoa.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-04-17
EIectIOn in COnnectIcnt.

HE election in Connecticut on the 9Th
psl, Resulted in the ~re-eleclinn Of Buck
egham rep by ' 5000 majority.
ne Senators elect are all Republicans,
Union democrats. who have acted with
Republicans In the House there
eIH Republicans and Union Demo
'''' and only So democrats proper.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-04-17

mere has been no ~perceptible change
ne price Of produce here for the past
'on'h' Wheat sells at from 80 TO so cts
C0rn from 10 10 - l-2 cts cash in
FADE Is cents
Potatoes Is cents trade.
Butter 8 to 10 cts.
Eyes s cts.
o. LOUIS, Nebraska Spring Wheat
SuO'ea at "a Cts; for prime Fall Tie
uss' hsures noiictd in the latest pa
ers were Sc and IS.
Corn IS 10 IS.
Potatoes 20 10 25.
O''ns In active demand al 81 10 $40
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-04-17

brr FOE THE Colonel R.. w.
.svAs. DR.. A. S. RoLLADAT. and Ii.
L W.rrLrs, of Washington County.
this place TUESDAY evening, on the
d Wind, for the headquarters of the
srsl Indian" Regiment. Hon. JAS.
BIC Of ST. Joseph, we believe is TO
Brig. General Of the Regiments for
Indian Territory.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-04-17
Estray Nnt:cs-Taken Up.

Taken up by the suiscrlher. re idinE SIX miles west
VI Nemsha City On OF a;out tue Hfst o. June. 1861. a
branded p" in tha ieit shoulders aparaISed by Jerome
H.siver aud W W Eeeling IN TIE 2Bh ddy Of March.
1867 al SS5-ses vices 81 the b rse g. pay for kee. ifrg.
&c the n ,r-e j. nBt called Tor and property prsven IN
or befOre the q Ga dsy tf June 1864 ne wili Be by me
sid { the highest oidler Tor ci>h : my re lie ace
WI z. F~lTZRAIER.
april. 3. 1860. E3a-. 0w % ps Zoe
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-04-17

The R c. Campbell. Ir., on her trip
pwn the river on Tuesday last was de-
lntd irem Two o'clock, P. NJ. until the
pruning Of Wednesday at our wharf,
3 at Cooks landing nearly opposite
Pre-, loading bacon. aud other freight.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-04-17
The Confessions AID Experience ef a
Sufferer.

Published ss g warning, end for the especial bsns-
Ct Of Young Men and those who suffer with Nervous
debility, Loss II Memory, Premature Decay, &c. &C,
by one Of those who has cured himself By simple
means, after being putto great expsns7 and inc01-
venienee, through the use Of worthless medicines
prescribed by learned Doctors.
Single copies my be had % the autb6r, G. A..
LAMBERT, ESQ, GreenpOint, Long Island, 81 enelcs-
ing n p~ost-pnid addressed envelope. Address
CHARLES A. LAMBERT, Esq, Greegpoinf, Long
Island, N. Y.
Feb. g.. 1852. Tn32-2nl
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-04-17

SNOW STORM -"Wiater still fingers
the lap of SPRING" This morning,
IPril IL, the ground was covered with
low Farmers will be very much crow.
"a with work, this season, when warm
does come.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-04-17
The Economy Of Using
+AO 4NO0NHJ "a @@AA0
rms
FRANKLIN
Familys Sewing Machine.

These machines make The eelebratod GROVER Q
BAKER STITCH. which has taken the higlest prcmi-
um az the Illinois State Fair. in September lass, e. tho
United States Fair In Sc. LOUIS, ia 1850. aud lt tho
principle state Fairs throughout tne cocntrv.
Competent Judges gave a decision 30 fdqcr 81 thiI
stitch, IN account VI its great strength and adaptation 10
all kinds Offamily and manufacturing purposes.
The following Table viii show the difference l1 favor
Of Sewing Machines over theold me1hui ~ stitchingby
hand. In tie working OF these Machines there Isl uot
unly a great saving Of labor and time, besides adiiuE
greatly TO the hcalthfulness g. OF the cmpioymcn Int tie
stitch Is much stronger. more elastic, and less liable 20
rip or rdvel than the stitch made with shustles and
b00bsns
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-04-17

those wishing TO transact business with
. Office by letter-concerning either
.adrgiissr or Farmer. or. job-work.
! hereafter please direct their letters
FISHER & HACKER Brownville, n.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-04-17
Hats, Boots and Shoes.

have last received a New Supply Of Hats, Boots and
shoes, which will sell cheaper than they we're ever
4 fereo here before Call and see me.
DAVID sIEGEL.
BrOwnville, April 10, lss2-n4O-ti.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-04-17

The rumOr that the Federal Army had
'rsued the rebels to Corinlh, and had
ere captured Beanregard with 80 coo
'Sopers' is nOt confirmed in the latest
Ipers.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-04-17
NEW ADVERTIsEMENS.
MILLINERY
MRs. MARY W. nEwETT

MhH' MANI W. IILWbII9
Has just received a new stock of Straw Goods,
cOnsistIngof
BOHYEES SHAKERS HATS CAPS AMI
TkLMNLNGS,
Of all kinds and If the latest style. The ladies Of
Bruwnville and vicinity are cerdiaily invited to call
and see them. First doUr east Of the Methodist
Church. on Water street.
april II, 1852. NIL SIN
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-04-17

those indebted TO this Office will &C.
mOdate US by bringing US wood. Win
not being yet quite Oyer we cannot
'Uiibout FIRE.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-04-17
watch LostI

Lost. on April second, between the Brownvil4e Nur-
sery and SouIh BrOwnviIie. a Cylinder E-scapemens
watch. Supposed to have been Lost on the Rsg0n road
In the woods east Of
Any one returning the watch to The A6vertissT Oaee
will be literally rewarded
BrowRvllIe. April 10, I66s-n4o-tf
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-04-17
SUGAR a y

have for sales few pounds Of the white Georgia
ar Cane Seed.
ne pound Of At will be given 10 each new Farmer
'enoer' or Oldone who Is not in arrears, and has MT
eved Eve papers Of Flower o. Garden Seed
R. W. FURNAS. Brownville,
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-04-17

and will be sold tor cash in tracts not exceeding one
hundred and sixty Scres each under the provisions u
the fourth article Of the treaty 81 the United States
with the Kansas tribe OF indians, concluded on the 6Lh
day os OcLoDer. 1883 and with the Sac and Fox ILdiaus
OF the lat day OF October in he same year
In all cases where improvements have been made
up n any OF these lands, the proposals must {, ntAln
sepera'e offers for the land aud the impr. vements
thereon, and IN no case will q proposal be entertained
unless this requirement IL coIHpied with.
In cd>e a p.Op0s4i II aecepaedi q deed will be eXecu-
ted and Transmitted 10 the aIeuI IF the tribe TO which
lie aud beiUns Nbti n Ces,td IN immediately hOtify-
Ing he app. IcdiL OT IUs reception. La eIse such dppit-
can't shall faii or IefIse - sAil upIn the pre- per agent
and pay for said liant and tue imp Ovements thereon.
n any there be, within thirty days alter such notice,
the deed will be retu ne 10 tliS Vfhce 10 be cancelled,
and in shat case sand land will be SUBJECT 10 sale To any
other person.
Descriptive lists Cf said lands will be furnished upon
application 10 the undersigned. Or tO-the agent OF the
paper LiUe, the Kansas uibe at WeStpOrt. NJ, OF Ut
the Sacs and Foxes at Greenwood, Franklin county,
Kiusas
TIE right to reject any or all bids Is expressly re-
served All prup,Sals must be sealed aud add essei To
the undersigned, WdshinZton JIty, D c., and endured,
Pr 10 ale 10 Purchase KaEsaS TIusi LanosI IT sac
aud Fax Trust LtndS . a. the case may be.
Proposals viii be received a. abSve invited until the
iSt dav, Il Nay mex , al winch Time all proposals then
received will be ex tmi.ed aud aeted up n. Alter the
Ist day II Nay prop sails will be ex1miLed on. the dfst
day Vi eAcn succeeding mouth
Commissioner Of Indian Andirs.
Washington City. March y IS62-A4O 3w
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-04-17

lr. Sprinkle is now selling lumber
\ cheap for cash. He says be will
for anybody that will let him aud
him for il.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-04-17

FrancoisP utegnat John BLaureat and Barbara SIN
amire viii takoDOice that jasper A. Ware did "a the
Isl day ofApriIA d 1862, he his petition m me Dis
trlct Court Ut Nemaha county, Nebraska Territory.
against them. me object Of said petition Is 20 f9reclose
. nlortgsgo made b. said Putegnas to The said We're, en-
The following described real estate lying and Doing sit
uated in Nemaha county. Nebraska Territory, tp-Wit :
The n0rth west quarter o. sectlon u, an township 8,
north Of range II, east o. The sixth principal neredlan,
70 secure the paymen- Of Si45 %, with Interest thereon
a. the rate = ify per cent. per amman, from Ehe SSth
day u November, A. d. 1850, 1~cc0rding 70 q Dr9missory
Rste ,eierred . in said moTtage Praying that said
John B. Lkurenr be required 20 state untsT oath what
sum VI money, IL a. ,, Is due him on . mJrtsagc maize
By said Puiegnat 70 lin GA the 18th day VI september
A. d. 1851. he sad Ware having alleEed in his poiuUn
that the SAME fs satisfied. Tbst 3 deed TO sand land
made by SAID Pd.egnaL u said BIrbdrd A. Symtnliro on
the ISth day vi July. A. D 1861. 0e decreed uail anu
vvsd, 80 lar a. 81 Affects the rights Of the said Ware
That the saId martgaged premises bs decreed 10 b sOld,
aud The proceed sppnesi ~ pas ment of the anaon q due
as aforesaid 10 the said Ware. That each and allof
said respondents be forever barred and fdrcciused 81 an
right aud interest, whether OF geoemp ION or elherwises
they may clalm IA or 10 the Sdnl mOrtgdgst PREMISE
said respondents are required 20 answer said petition
on OF before The l9h day VI Nay, a y 1867
II NJ ATKINSON,
S5licitor I0T Complainant.
April :, 1862. n39-tw-Sl0 pr Ire
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-04-17
Shingles! Shingles! I!

] would reSFfe iully inform tie cifizeus Of Nemaha
c0unfy ihai j -htl ende4vsr 10 keep ihi~ mt-ke. sup
bHet WThgrd Crtturw q Shingles winch . VIII ,e4i
ht eash or take ia exc. aDse Cattle n q wbeaSoI
Cow b.. BAskET.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-04-17

We ere glad to learn that Prof. DYE
now teaching a singing class IN this
y. His scholars are improving finely.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-04-17

BASS CANNoN.-The cannon so long
Bked for by oLr citizens, arrived here
Monday last. on the slcamer Omaha
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-04-17
SUGAR CANE MILLS
-AED---
EVAPORATORS

Having been appointed anent for The Eagle works
Sugar Cane Mil and Evap0rators, Chicsgo HIS Z am
p prepared I'd an orders 1t the msnufacturef's prices.
Prices ef Mills. from $40 % S3J9. kvipprif1fs from
so 10 SIS. Address y ~. 4URNA6,
March ~ lss2 n35-I R~roWnYllles gee.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-04-17

GARDEN SEEDs-A large assortment
Fresh Garden Seed for sale at this
flee.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-04-17
One More Notice.

All persons indebted T. me, either on Note OF Book
Account are hereby notified that they must pay % on OF
before Nay LIST. 1862 or necessity will compel me to
resort to legal process in order 10 collect. II is hoped
this notice viii prove sun lent. D. SEIGEL-
March 27tn, 1862. IR25-d.l
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-04-17
Seeds Prepaid " Mail

a5 Pfeitie~t Annuals IA CaIfivati n 81 CO
. Casice Neeetab r Seeds Tor the G17dept : I %
bp.h to Clubs OF Five Tor SIS rsGlubSO1 Fen los So;
t. Clnh n Fwen y tr So
The MN Japan MfLI EFT with immfp~e Re d.
six To ten IR.heS ing IS ent- perl 10 e lapees five
ful s.. ! FeceIVeiG Genuine Seels - fsi~ new ali saiu-
abiV Millet direct frem Isyan b. The Niagara, last .
Az cen c.nHdentiy Tecuninieud b - he iest Miles IN
clltiya isn. b. II. W NTSDN
DEa2 Old C0Iony &urseais, Plymouth, MAS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-04-17

the beg, substitute FOR C0Gee-prop1rcd "a tho sane
manna~ a. CsGee Pickages ofseel b. mail N 90 cts.
osca- Each package cantains seed aaolsh to rake 9
supply Tor an ordinary family
Send 0rdera 10 y. A-IhaE4.
n59I1 Crssceua city, LFa.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-04-17
True Delewar3 Crepe Vines
PRoPAGATED PROM THE oRIGUAI,

Sfronq, WeH-rOOfsd One Year Old Wass groan IA
open air. 50ets 70 81 each. s. to 10 per dos Erfra3
gear Old Uinss. and No. i, egfrG IdrQe layers. Win
bearing wood, ef.bO 70 800. 70 So SIS per do1es.
Also fne vines Of Allen'suew whitef Hybrid Anna.
Cieyeling. Concord, Cuyahoga Clara. Clinton. Gassa-
dy Cfiawba- Diana H~erbemant- Hartford, Proisc. Ia
Isabella, Logan. lie Soir. Lydia. Louisa, LYMAN. More
ton'- Virginia Ontario. Opsria Rebecca. Raxn-s-s new
Hybrids TsyIer's BlIiitt r1-Eaiqn. Ualon village. auf
many otheE kinds a. low priees.
STRA WBERRIES.
Wilson'S Albany. Triumph de Giant Kenny Lisa
T-nlt pes Sicte ia and AHsiin Sh4ker Sfrswberrfa4
Rutland snd CatawiSSa ever bearins Vesus.rrfat
LtSl"n'> b'arSherrie- sc at atthe l6Tast rates.
Ez@Send ra-ircuia
CAD. VI. CAMPBELL. Delaware, O.
eet>s A@~ nie-eu.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-04-17
DIANA GRAPE VINES.

Two years old. $50 per hundred; $50 per thousand
One year old, $40 per hundred; so per th0ussnd.-
Also a 'arge assortment Of Nursery stock, At prices too
cheap TO publish.
Lcsi sndtravelins Agents wanted to sell trees from
our Nurseries.
Wholesale and Descriptive Catalogues furnished L
all applicants. Address 3. MOODY & SON,
81 Niagara Nurseries, LoekpOTt. n. =.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-04-17
GRAY WILLOW CUTTugGs

At 8 per huDdrsds IS per thousand. LIBERAL disoouns
% the trade. OF ip large quantit1ties.
AlsO-Our usual assortment Of Evsrgreens. Frut
frees Trees, Shrubs and Plantsj Hedg5
Cotaiogues furnished 20 all applicants.
The Evergreens " La Nellie
SI.tf SAMUEL FDWARps. 8ureau Co. III.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-04-17
Bloomington Nursery,

AD1ANoLSs
At the crossing Of The Illinois Central. and 81. Louis,
Alton and Chicago Railroads. Established 1882. on
The open Prairie, and contains 40 acres. Fruit, Orna-
mental and Nursery Sleek a very large, general and
reliable assortment VERY CHEAP Tor Cash.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-04-17
100000 ACRES OF
Valuable Lands for Sale

By direction Of the Secretary Of the Interior, the IN
dersigned will receive proposals for the purchase Of
certain lands situated in Townships II, rs, is, n, 10 and
10 East OF the sixth principal mere ian IN Kansas. {. IN.
prising about three hundred and sixty thousand acres Of
the most valuable farming lands in That State.
These iands comprise what are known as
Kansas and Sac and Fox Trust
Lands.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-04-17

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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-02-21

He also says the loss of all the society Of
the association Of which he speaks would not
persuade him to abandon his foolish and de-
grading habit,-and if so, it may be said of
him as of Ephraim Of old" he has joined
to his idols. Let him alone.' And again
Merschaum mistakes most sadly when he
supposes the young ladies would forfeit a
membership" in the society he refers to in
order to go to dance or ride"--though
while we do enjoy "dance or ride" we
have choice of company, and sometimes. do
90 more to please others than ourselves, and
it is the height of vanity and Supremacy ri
diculous for Merschaum to think so much
of his own society or others like him, while
the sensible and discriminating think so little
of it, and he must learn that it is " common
sense" and good sense too, to look down upon
all evil and pernieious habits and not non
sense as be would have us believe.
And if he supposes it is right and proper
for the ladies who would reform the erring by
admitting them anto good society introduced,
he again mistakes the signs of the times
though he admits such are on the dozen hill
road and need a "helping hand' to bring
them back to "paths of sobriety and virtue, v
but those who need UGH help must also
try to help themselves.
Finally it takes "nice youny man" to
attempt to ridicule the efforts to reform any
abuse or wrong in society or write dozen the
efforts Of any whose object is for the best good
Of society. A nice young man indeed must
that be to write the article alluded to with
all its intended witticisnss, which like the man
who
Fired gun among ducks and plover, 81 y.
Hkicked-and knocked the owner over. -'
sr.s.a .-ss AMANDA JANE.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-02-21
AMANDA JANE.

r.@'@'' For the Gazette.
Xessrs. Elitors:-In tho last number of the
GAZETTE noticed an atectionate dig at the
undersigned by Many Ladies'" In the ar.
ticle which aroused their ire, I spoke Gtmay
be in rather an ungallant manner) of the folly
of certain misses. l learn from MANY La
dies " that the charges made arc lInanswer-
able; they tacitly admit the business Of my
structures, and instead Of making a defence
they heap Their petty sarcasm upon the man
who dares to tell them of their foibles. They
thought it not worthwhile to notice the aniasns
of the article, but directed their "mouthful
of wind" at the writer "Many Ladies ~
INDUCED in that certain kind Of argument O.
so popular with their sex, viz: ooh! the
wretch!' You mean thing, you" What
a detcstablc crcature!" &C., &c. Such was
the burden of their song would inquire,
in all candor, if it took the combined wisdom
Of Many Ladies" to produce that article
what would the written thoughts of one lady
amount to-? Why, they would be beneath
the serious attention of child in its cabs y
In speaking of my article they say they never
heard such "ghastly attempts at wi" etc
might rctort with more truth, that such
"ghastly attempts" at common-sense never
before heard from "Kany Ladies'" and where
the attempts resulted in such ridiculous fail
ures. My dear ladies, just to let you know
that survive the whitening scorn" you
speak of, and am yet mindful of your welfare
| ndite you this affectionate epistle.
MERSCHAUM
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-02-21

The Entertainment this Erenins. We
hope Or people will turn out to the enter
tainmcnt this evening in numbers sufficient
10 make the affair entirely successful. The
condition of the roads will probably prevent
any considerable number Of country people
from being present, therefore the reliance for
large company IS almost exclusively on the
town. AS will be seen by the programme,
the entertainment embraces nothing that can
be, by anyone, objected to as improper, Or
unworthy. For ourselves we feel great in
terest in the welfare Of the Horticultural and
Literary Society, and when we consider that
the proceeds of this evening are for the cx-
elusive benefit Of the Library attached to
this institution, which directly or indirectly
is a benefit to every citizen of fCedar Falls,
we are very anxious that our people be liberal
in their attendance. The entertainments
given by this society have never been cheat
to the public-and the present intention is
that they never shall be. Come now, let's
have full, crowded house tonight, and let's
give the society benefit of say $50 to in
vest in books.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-02-21
TO CONSUMPTIVES.

The Advertiser having been restored to health In
very few weeks by very simple remedy after having
suffered several Years with lung affection, and
that dreadful disease, Consumptions anxious to make
known 10 his fellow sufferers the means Of cure.
To all who desire IT, he will send acopy OF the pre-
scrption used free of charge with the directions for
preparing and using the same whchthey will find SURE
CURE FOR CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, &c. The
only object Of the advertiser In sending the Prescription
is to benefit the afflicted and spread Information which
he conceves to be Invaluable and he hopes every suffer
will try his remedy, viii cost them nothing, and may
prove blessing. ~ q >a.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
'-..-f. REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
williamsburg,
...... ...-4. Kings County, New York.
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