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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-08-02

TLieut. w. S. BURKE, of the 18th Iowa,
accompanied by 'JoE,' wh,lom .'Devi' OF
this Office, as abide camp, arrived in this
city last evening, direct from Corinth-
which place they left on the ooh Instant.
They both look well and hearty, and
brought with them various trophies Of the
skirmishes had before Cornth. Lieutenant
BURKE is here for the purpose Of recruiting
for the 18th, and will probably remain here
some months at the least. 20
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That valiant Wit, Orpheus G. Kerr, OF the
Mack erci Brigade, after describing fierce
equestrian combat betwean William Brown,
OF the United States of America, and Cap
tain, ..Muuchausep," of the Southern Con
federacy, closes as follows: "Ha!' SAYS
Williams" gazing severely at Company 3.
Regiment S. as it came pouring for WARD.
"has he Southern Confederacy concluded
to submit to the United States Of American
What the answer was, my boy, am not
allowed to say; but you may rest satisfied
that a thing has been done which am not
permitted to divulge; aud should this lead,
as / hope it will, to movement am not
suffered 20 make public, it can not fail to
res,hs in a contamination which | am for.
hidden to make known. Bot II ON the other
hand, the strategic movement which am
not a: liberty 70 describe shoald be followed
by stroke am restrained from explaining.
yon will find the effect II would not be
judicious in me to set forth viii 'roduce
consequence 1kichshs'War D par ment de-
MES me the privilege of developing.
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FAIRBANKs' SCALES.

Weighed in the balance of just criticism,
all are obliged to admit thss she seales Of
Fairbanks and 90. are, without exception,
the hest ever invented. We knew whereof
We u firm, because se have tested their value,
and az, fa-iy satisfied Of thef superior mrr.
its. The INTRODUCTION or these scales has
wrought a REVOLUTION in the transaction of
Various business, anu their'a ecsrtCH IL such
that uniformity in weights has been estah-
lished all over the conptry,s thus Gmak,pg
them national. Iegalized standard Nor
are they cs.6 .ed to tue Un'ted States, they
have fp und their way 10 almost every par
ofs he ciyrii ICED void, scd ere adapted 70 the
standard Of all countries, 40 that it may be
said. all nations, it nos = weighed in these
baIances,' At leas' weigh by them.-Hunts
Merchonts' Maqaxias.x .sg~rS- q.
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u Balthaser Gratian recommends att
travellers to seek for the following rarities
il every country they mny VISTA great
lord withopt. debts. 4 prince FhQ, Was never
offended at 6earing 'trott. 4 pOet who be-
came rich by his muse, Z homhle Spaniard,
silent Frenchman. . sober German, y learn.
ed,~ss ,ssosp sss'ed, 4 Aoesss'' z n f'.ss. r.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-08-02

e A son Of Erin having hired his ser
vicessto sut some ice, was asked it he could
use the cross cut saw. He replied that he
.sconld sureiy.s He was sent accordingly.
in company With his 90 laborers, TO cut some
ice. aud on reaching the canser IF the pond
the "a waa prnduced with both handles still
in their place. The serdan' son, lnot ed ~
the saw very cooliy. put bis hand in hi. peck.
ct, and drawing from it penny, said---
:. Now. Jamie, fair play; head or tail, who
Soos RslvW .AaAaetsa
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-08-02

O. True hope 10 based on the energy Of
character. A strong mind always hopes,
and has always cause to hope, because il
knows the mutab,lity Of human affairs, and
how slight circumstances may change the
whole course of events. Such spirit, too.
rests upon itself; il is not confined to parts:
views, or to one particular object. And il
at last all should be lost, il has saved itself.
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ca, The following is q copy Of card
now being extensively circulated in New
York by recruiting party:
20 .GRAND ExcURsroN BY STsAMBoAr AND
RAILROAD. This ticket entities the bearer
to u passage to Richmond. Va. Fare, food
and clothes gratis, and 1913 given for Moth
ing. For further earsicdlar sdpply to Capt.
Edward ReynoldsSapd Heus. b. w. Van
1derpoel, Committee of Arrangements"
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I.yII1 |s1z1 ~ y. - = = : -
49, 81 ~ q 90 IT, ~ ssE
1eoa ~ yhieh d. raid bosoeleD vl1la1o
sveak nd 81 IS u j. ~ &
|. restadct ~ NIl6l1 sIIlly Ia
e II ~ S1ys III ~ l.
Z lEdsA III allkcl no1 j. QIlese - \
Iil0t NJ 80 - oel1Ie
4 l1lsel ~ IeesUall1e dg11 ~
dI(sssa - smlsaltty - t1pase5elxSs
saue altly aai.eS - -
- ~, ~ IT, ate4stsat sel'ee-s
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THE WAY ro'bo slra-John Kuglar, Of
Milford. offers 50 500 bounty to one hun.
dred men who shall enlist for the war; that
is s$25 TO each recruit. Lsc0bs ElSas, 81
This cry, offSvs $500 fev I'm rssn-shat 10
$50 each.- Cincinnati Gazette.
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T Col. VIM. b. Stokes, a prominent
Union man in Tennessee, ex-member of the
United States Congress, is raising ? battal-
ion Of Cavalry, to operate against the reb.
Ell guerrillns 10 that State.
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~Col. Kit Carson has command OF all
the Regiments of Mexican Volunteers in
New Mexico, and was at Fort Craig on the
2ud.
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- rha Casa County Gazette SAYS

~ fhe Cass County Gazette says
Near, Whitted and Coe, Of Lewis. are sue
esedipg fnely in filing up company. for
n. new regiment in this District. They
have already got some Fifty men, and ex-
peet to hsvs their company foil within ten
days. So. 8 -
fTThe Senate. on the last day OF it,
session, confirmed w. n. KIxsnAN to be Az,
sistans Adjutant General, with the rank Of
Captain. That 10 our "Bob," We suppose
bat as this promotion "doD't amount 20
shucks, !" he viii probably never enter upon
the discharge Of the duties Of the position.
~ The ST. Joseph (Mo) Gazette "a
blatent Democratic Constitution.as-it,i is
iournal-fraukly admits that the question
Of armipg the slaves is not one Of senti-
ment, but Of calculation. Il is . question
Of forces-of profit and loss-and it is OPP
posed to it, solely on the ground that it will
not pay! Northern papers Of the same
ilk, oppose the measure, on the ground
that it will work injury to the peculiar in.
stitu,ion! SIS 900,
~ Capt. LISiNGER sent of squad Of
his men on Tuesday morning. and another
squad this morning. Tomorrow morning
he will leave with the remainder OF bis
company, to jnin the 18th Regiment al
Clinton. In view of his departure from
among US, will not the citizens Of this city
meet the Captain and his men in front ol
the Pacific House, this evening At 8 O'Clock
in sort Of reunion? or course they will.
O. Capt. R. A. HowARD-familiarly
known in eOmaha rs "BoB" HowARD-Oi
Nerril's Horse, ranks among those ''high
in authority in the city of St. Louis, being
ppointed Superintendent Of Enrolment
(of the miitia) for the city of st. Louis
BOB is man Of talent, energy, persevcr.
ance and patriotism, and will make. as he
heretofore has done, good officer. Sue.
coas IN him t--ht it''' @r
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DELINQUENT TAX LIST
PottaWvattamie County.

Oryrcr or rREAsuRER. PorrAwATTAMS8 Z
COUNTY. IOWA, AUo. fst, 1862
Notice 10 hereby given that will on Monday the
2sd day 81 september. 1854 - y o'cesk A. MAJ the
County ~ sussrs Once IN CoaAcil Siuas. sasrssk
sale for delinquent tax all Of the following described
tracts or parcels Of LANDS, upon which taxes due and
unpaid 10 I the year 1861 or previous years.
THOMAS TOSTEvIN,
Treasswnr Of PsitsUstisnis Osssty. iosos.
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nASsnI.uTTI0N.

TIME COSPAKTNERST,P heretofore existing be-
i tween K. W. Kynett and 8. H. Kelly under the
frra OF &, nett h CO.., was dissolved by nntua
consent the LIST Of July inst, g. H. Kelly withdraw
ing from ne NrM. aaEssgs Tsa ok ~ YETNB1T,
s II. KELLY.
C.onncil BlufEsf July H. 1662.-108dlm
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N. p. CONANT,
V:zTcz-Jn.lKBs AND yEU:ELEs,
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.

TTAS Just received at his Store, Upper Broad way.
III large and we'll selected stock Of Jeweiry, con-
sistng Of Ear-RinGs, Pins, Finger Rings, Bracelets
Seeve-Buttons, Studs NeckeChains.i Lockets, Gold
Pens Spectacles, &c, Sc, which will be sold at low
prices every article warranted to just Is
presented
TPWatches Clocks and Jewery carefully repaired.
and warranted and charges reasonable.
Jan. %, 1859. nlu
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6 sassl--- 80 3 isF-s fs'qI sassa lEsa''7
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ISem publirGtlcns.
' A MOTHER INTERESTING STORY
~ FOR The NEW-NORK sun.
THE BUSH RANGER;
WILD LIFE IN AUSTRALIA.


tn. above story will be coninen,ed in TIE New Ysk sun
YSMORROW "Wednesday Aug. ., 1907, and DO conhueo
fvons dsy o. dey until completed
capital narrative OF English life and HABITS N the 70
mote stations OF Australia 80 49,.
Australia is well known possessing one Of the mo
tive climates 10 the world and s soil 10 be part Nv 800
and desirable Before its occupancy D. NE -
ssuged over bands OF blacks, similar 20 the ihaia
the North rericsn Continent who adept 10 'h' -
Of the ksngaroo oposuIn sad other snae - of
procured subsistence without difficulty men We 80
one locality had been hpnted ont, their isAt per- ,i
ware thrown down abandoned anu alo'noi - -,
,ought In this manner these wondering 'iips - hs,
,,nost the vhoe of New South Wales, Ih' dIeI5nt 49,"
con6nipy YES within the boundaries OF we
ers OF other well k.own lanamaTAs 1ohu "i''" ' ~
not penetrate excegt az the risk Of war 49, ~ g ,,.or 90
II i this exciting life With when "a e"'ui = 20, %
s-aip,ed that forms cf toe ID 81 ara mos
- - have resi-no interesting as te alone D"l hi nc
t;v and to the reader ind OF Gsetui kno"Se
Anon, Australia NOT pessIngy related W cannot 90 "a
S- 10, heir friends pleasure than 70 persuade
80 ,oss Ais tale sad they will find II something
different and ongip nom ell bi J. gone oeoio anu e-s
,~o,,b ther tirne and its own preservation
TgE sin i. conssuty Publishing stories of great merit
and interest," the value Of Ia dy one OF Yc Goes not exceed
g. CO.. ~ The pepper for yeaT While in the CT that
period the to the is furnished with d'1en or
more frst-rate tales -,
THE SUMS Of the brightest and t-ct Of the leading
.,y apers New York mas circulation If nearly 60 Oh
COPIES II contains all the by telegraph aud other
sour the the SOLD al two cents each
while the pre of THE sun il out cent per copy, or *
cents per week You order of the Garner by sendis
N day, week. month year, or your life tlae
You can buy il OF the dealers the same terms ,
sun ri PUBLICATION OFFICE corner OF Nassau and III
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1862. I ii E 1862.
PENNsYLvANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.

Pennsylvania CENTRAL RAILROAD,
with g. coun'filcus f1fms
THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FR0a NEw.loHh THg PKisCpAI WE.rEuN GiIfRs
sht Trains run daily non lr"N ORR 20 Fhiade pia
ALL TnROUGn TRAINS TOR IHE WEST By THIS
ROUTE LEAVE NEW-NOGk FEOM the
FOOT pF CODErLANDr.sr
by Way Of Ihlatrph la the morning pes New
lofA =. ulr other Evening pas.en
ct p orr hour Inter tH,u other lines.
three hons later tin the spr,in line nui Iy both roi,
s've ~ The 1me ire as Northern lines ia Chicago aud all
points West with lever changes OF cars.
sleeping Cars without change ran n IN flsd,phia to
PITT lrsh $50 miles and hewi orb 20 Pittsburgh 40 miles
ssnok. ~ aud Saloon Cars on all trains.
iarr the sane a. other routcs.
baggage checked thiougf~ frunsfers free.
SccuIe Tickets. OF nn.il u.ei bl ih.sb fsh.
WESTERN EhinHNIION.
The Peunsylvlna Central Company nuns an Emigrant
Accommodate Line. vi !ch afford, cofoiabe mode Of
ayo TO PHs moving Westward at one hsf tho usua rates
VI iaIo ,.n..,o,-,,
By this route, ehis If all deception, be forwarded
70 aud on point On tn Railroads Of OniO KENTUCKY l
disus Illinois Wisconsin, Iowa or Missouri. by RAIL
ROAD DIRECT OF to any port on the naysabe rivers Of
the West by steamers from Pittsburgh
The OF Freight and from point ia the Wetby
the Railroad all favorable
eha,ed b, RAILROAD Companies Merchants aud ship
per- intfdsting poTtatiou their Fles this Com
pany. rely with confidence on It's speedy transit
LIVE STOCK.
Farmers and Dealer, 10 Live Stock viii hnd this al
vansgeans route, Clpscions Yards, well wa,eed sup
il. connections aud every attention is paid their
fom aInsbuTg where viii 10 found every convenience for
PHiA' NEw.YoRk aad BALTIMORE MARKETS..
J. l.. ELLIOTT, Passenger Agent no. | kstor House.
LEECH Co, Freight Agents, ,,
No. Astor Hou,e. and No South William st.
EeDONALD BISCHOfF, Emigrant Agents,
,o, ,,, No. Battsry'psco
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NETWORK & NEw-HAVEN RAILROAD


- spRfNG ARRANGEMENT. 1862.
COMMENCING MAJ 8 lgi,.
Pa,s,nssr station Ia New.Yors l1,1sl and iihav.
EntrI.e on t.lt-st.
Trains LEAVE NEw-YORH:
For Nes-Isvsr T. a. IT,, tEII l4.l9. (Ex)i $50.
IoT eaisepoii : s a IL. tErj; Ia:p. tEr)i $3.50
For Miord s,fs,ord fairfield Southport, and we,,por,,
:. N. y; o. $50 aud $50 p N go
fo Oalea and Greenwich = 800 g. H.. t:5 $3.50. t:3a
TO- stamford T. o. lEll 90 m. I2.ls .Gxl. ,:
20, f.Jl, So y NJ -
70 Po Chr.ier and int mediate stations 931i IL Il:
H. $3.50. 49, So. $3.50 Z.
rer Port h-. .rf atd 'r'g. Rochelle. Gn IN (Ex)
CONNECTING TRAINS
for Boston, via : tTng led a. Ia, (E1LJ GIL p.
Tor Bo',oa VIA Shore Line. 1913, p M, lEYD
for haniord 'nd spru ghcli a m. tExl R5, 3,
tEx.l p. r.. ok
for Connection River Rallfosd to Montreal a. m, tEK
sud iZ:l3 p 10 Northan ptJn.
For Hartford Providence. and Fshkl Railroad. AN.
Or ,. l2:l3 g. ca.
for Nsw.Ilss~n New.Loudon, and s,onlngton Railroad
ti8 a ~, u u, 9. y. u, i'1l
For CANA Railroad l2.l p. IA q Northampton
For Iousatonio Aairos1 t. fIsnei, m r. m. to
Darlington I'D uu SATURDAYS through Co Pttshsld
For haug-tuck Railroad. q. M. y. m.
For Dsnbury and Norwak Railroad = $3.50 a. m, 4: %
Comrro llous Sleeping Car. attached 20 p m. train.
lanes b. uOh'f Superintendent.
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6la,loncrn aHo 9ancn 0ooos.
.sfs,HE PEN Is MIGHTiER THAN THE
SWORD"
tbs GOLD PFN-THE BEST OF ALL PINS
MOTIONS GOLD PENS.


qIE BRsT PENS IN THE wORLh
On recei Of any o, t4s lsssns Suns ea G poe
directed God Pen " Pens 'ese"9 TIE 'S"'e .ee''a"'
. S''''"''1 GCID PINS. WITHOUT CASES
For - tie Mogc Pen !oI cent ~ luosy Pen;
oI 80 cents, the AwsysKeady Pen TOR 10 cent? tie Eesin
ien' aid to' u tbs l-&e.lsior Tea
THE SAME PENa ~ LNtb-PiArEo EXTENSION
CAsFS. WITH PENCILS
For 81 cents she Lrsc Pens FOR % ccu's ths Lucky en
fo II, 'ho Aways Ready Pei; foT = p the kegsnt Pen
good wri..,g God Pens With oosin Points the
every Of hioh VIII Tar outas gross OF tie best
lie name "a. Norton "Numbsr" sni "ousli;y' az
stamped the ol owing Pens and the Potts ave wrfsnte
for m lronths eu ainst accident Tbs Numbers indi
cste sios on.v 10 being Il smallest No the largest
sdaltei or the pocst No ne smallest aud No. ~ $40
largest Mammoth Gold Pen, Tor the dest Log and medium
Nibs s snd qualities Short Nib Of Nos T. az 4
only Of rs, qualify Tho eRCrayins' are fsc'.
''s' u '19 ' GOD PENS WITHOUT CASES
| For75 cents No. Pen list quality, or MOI Fez 81
Tcy 81 No ? Pen 't quality, 10. Pen, I'd quality.
Tor ; 25 80. Pea, quality sNo. Per- 81 quail
iol ! 80 $50. Pom, Is: quality, No. Pen ID quail
/ Is, or No en-, 30 qualify.
Fot 10 Nc. Pen, lsi quality oFs No Pen "a quality
THE SINE UOLp PENS ~ SILVER fXTENGION
CASES. WITH PENCILS.
Fc- ~ ~ GNo reu lst quaty, c3 Pen % graity
For : - No. Pen, 1t qualify, No Pen I'd quail
For - 10 Pen. 1T quality 40 Pen, I'd quality
For = so NO Pen, l.; quality Nos Pen, % quail
iiy or No Pen. ID quality.
For - No. Pea tsi qualify, or No. ePen "a quality
Foi ~ NJ a No. Pen. LIT ouaitg. o.,
GOLD PLNS All IttQ Z ALIl1, lN SiL|Llt-MOCNI-D
DEsK-HOLDERS
! For - No. rel. - 40. aPeni for g. 10,
4 No P.1; For - 70 y No Pen. -
ror s4sNo. . Pen; for s5sNo. sPen; aud for soa No.
! lCPen,
Tue lie. Qnsy" pointed with the very hest ridosmi
Points carefully seccted. ard Of this qustty s'
with ro ssi-st h1psrfsoton Which skh and tae closest
scrutny detect
The % Quality" ere superior to sry Pen, usae by hin
previous e wear lGbD
~. 81 Oua,yp he intend. shall elra in respeo - Dn.
rshhty Elasticity and Good Whiting Qualities Tho Oly tTUe
| con5i er-iions) any 6 old Pens made elsewhere.
In .esId the God Pens b. bes leave 20 ,y ths
Trevious 20 operating bis New and talented Mac. nes ne
could hsvc usds Good Writing md Durable feus for
tie price lad tire Gold been furnish srltl'ou.y.
Pcfncf O7d>ytng al mfdAocs lpsoJy ffc Nun
and QB0iIg + ne Pens uIsief and b pcfegrF
io dsri5c ne KIND Of Pens thy y4ye'-tohetAer HW "
drber. fn>
al seaitances b. mail in Registered Letters are q, my
risk -
Address, a. MORTON,
40. Is Maii,l Lsne EegYork
Any Hrudugs cnrie letter po7tstSnp viii receive
e. ~ with ths 81 craving above referred 20.
rer by al dealer. in the line throrsheut TIRE
couutIv.
fthDINII-- JtfpDnNEn EnIT NVkIN pm
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To the ahoye Defendant
VITARWICK BANK. X. Pursuant to

WARwioK BA NJ sa1 R Court Of the Stat.
R.o,. tSn subscriber gives notice that al pe,soass
holding hills Of the wARwICh R H. bAs Rni ma. Prov,
tno sae % hef,re the lst day of January, A. ID iso,
order to be entitled dividend that may .s s S mud
Oh the an the back thereof before the same VIZ
VINE w ate issued therefor
r. IT, July 10, 1907. ,,,yo.rr u,vrs Rsosiys&
sul 2swtojan.l "h"~-S n"A
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CONTENTS;

CONTENTS
CHAPTER I.
OWE Road Arrival at Georgetown; The yilsee I'm
Nocturnal Adventures My Airissn Drvcri HIS Srangt
CHAPTER H.
wAYNDE IIoeIT,LITY:-A Strange Meeting; 4 Wei Or
6ered ants,on A ThUnder-sto..n; \ New Quest The
Hidden Springs OF Secession E1posed On the Way
Again Int isenee OF the Negro KeneOntsr With Seee
'''"''N CHAPTER ILL.,
CsossIye THE RrSs.-Ihe Black Declines iis Freedom
Hs Reasons ior Doing; 4 Bative" Abo n onist
Swimming the Run Black Spirits and White; Shelter
CHAPTER ~.
Political Disc1ssoo President biDcoln akegroi
"Ihree in Bed and One in ihe Middle" $50 Reward
Secret League CHAPTER
Or PLsyTATIoS.-rbe Planters Dwelling Bis Hoase
keeper The Process Of Ial per1 easkins Loss % Gar
DINA by sscessoui The Dying Boy ihe story Of !ha
A Norihern Man with sCutsorn Principesi sam MuT
deredi fas'u" 'i ec ,i VI
rrK P1Axrxs's FAxIIg-The oid l,pr-v. I,s. -.
White Slave woman's Opiuoo Of Slavery The Stables
The Negro OuaEsers; Sunday Exercises; Tho liking
CHATTER VII
PLANTATION DIsCIPLISr-1he a Ole CABIN ~ The Mode o
Negro Punishment; The THUMB screwi' = Minister
Ing ANGELS A Negro Ihsl Re5eiioni A Tuipen'in
CHAPTER VII
TnE Memo HUNTER y ouug Democrats Political Discus
siOni Startling Statistic. , ;,,,A Freed Negro.
TnE CorSrEE CHrRos.i.s Description; Tbs "Corn
''''1''' Inc NeS cHS Si'SPFs x
TBE MORO FUsERAI~-lhe Burial dround Nero ser
mon; The Appearance Of juicy; the Colonel Heart
lessner The OeoIoons IN Izna:on OF III The Escape
OF Moye. - 49,
THH PURSUIT The Start; Carolina Pace Horses" Race
We Lose tne Trail; 4 Tornado; a Narrow Escape
CHAPTER Nil
TBr YANKEE scHooLNsrKEss- New Apparel; kiss
ms Goes BY Favor, I, Schools a he south
CHAPTER XII.
The R4LwAY s7AuoN.-Ihe village; Dru' ken yoakee;
Narrow Escspe' Andy Jonesi LlsLt-Wood fiIei
Tie CO!onefa Departure.
CHAPTER XIV.
TIE RARBRcuE-Tle Can pc iouud The Stomp D ser
stump Speech; AlnOss shti Tie Manner o. Roast
CHAPTER XIV
Tx RgTrRNArivs at the Plantation Dissppea-ezce OF
Juicy aud her Child Tue Old PreacAeI's story scene
between the Masier and the slave.
CHAPTER XVI.
ZONE HORR UNPOKrUSATg.' Attempted Whipping II
Jim; Appearances Of the Germ Cracker" Drowned,
Drowned"
CHAPTER XVII.
Tx SHALL PIANTEe-his House; dis VIE His Nesro'
a juvenile DAky; Lezsrls 20 "Ab'Tam'- BBzklio %
White end BLACK Labor Compared; The Mysteries Of
NOsuul7 Man1isctufe.
CHAPTER XVIII
THR BURIAL JrLg -" lie Tenpes the Wind to the Sho.n
LAMB" The Funeral.
CHATTER XIX.
HONEwARD ROUSD.-ColOnel A. gain; Parting viii
s5cpio; Way this Book Written.
CHAPTER ~.
CeXCLUsON.The Authors l. pane lions; Last News from
Mcye and scipiO Affecting Le.ssI ifom Aldy Jonss
The End
Orde-s 6ed ii the orde; IN which they recsiyed.
Address
THE TRIBUNE,
Nev.York.
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/,EyrRAL RAILROAD fNEw-JERSEY.-

IN u ~
Prom f.ot u Cortland 4 Conuecting al Hampton
Junction With Deawa Lack.sanna and efi IN Hht af
srd A. ith Lrigh valley Railroad and its conueS-
tom. forming direct line Pittsburgh and the IVES; without
FT'MMEK ARRANGEMEHT-Cousi eslcIug May 5. 1893
- .,v- New ork a. ionovvt. .
HanH!sEruG EarHE.s-At a m. Tor Ls''on. Reading
fous,l.i. narris0urg .iauch Chunk, v lillian port Gc-
Man Tssfs-At a ~ for ts.tou, Wafer Gap Scran-
tor. Glrai end. fitttton, nikesbaffe. 4o- 49,,
" A.. IHHoftH TEtfs-f1r iastln. NAuch Chunk, WI
lsn,sssf. Feeding P0ttsvie H-ui.hurg. SO.
y =. ~ ftssHNgHl IKAfS-ror tas-on. bethlehem
AIl~ntowr. ard Mach ,Euu-
a.Or. q MAY VHAiS--For Souieryiiie.
Or v WrsrRK> ENrHFss--for Eaton. Allentown. Read
ing nAu.turs Pittsburgh and the West serpng cars isom
Jcr.ey tity through 20 ,iusauieh - -
Firrfss TnAIS rok NARHirrrHc--Ttr 3 m. Express
T. a from ioss strive. Htrshufst 2. connect
iDs fs.t Ceutu RI, road, No ther1
Ccptl. Railroad North aud South and with tho Cumoef
iand valley Railroad. ~,
N-w.T "a q q dsuy SUNDAY. crcertei usasng close
connection nauis1u- sill Penns lsanit hAiEoad-Nrh
10 shsrs- Of cars 20 frs1ursh ard Dat one 10 Crcn-
~. snd Chicago Pour hols time Is sssed by taking this
tain. =,
ItrAHErrpour ,vp Nrw-YoKE FrRny-Leiye New.
Yoit Pier No. North Kiycr al 40 aud IL 20 m
$50 f.W, AID d %. -. 80
uly carl way. JbuH ~ oAEhNS' .u4 eiiD''hd"Al.
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ONE TO SIX boxes of "WINCHEsTERs

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theP'0dt. DaGJes and diseases generally Of the Urinary
OJglHr
PROFESSIONAL OPINIONs.--"I have used your sPx.
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cal Ga.,.fe, Nco. York.
IL have spers0sa kHoredge Of Mr. WINCHRsrEp's Hon.
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