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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-02
NO.. 6
Cheer for the y. .sheartened

1t is sad thing when any person, old or
young, goes through his work in cowcd
spirit. do not mean, goes through il in a
iaded, hcartlcSs way merely, but goes through
it in the bare possibility of escaping blame.
great part of all that is done in this world
is done in this way. Many children, many
servants, many clerks, and even several par
sons, so through their daily rounds thus -
need not say how poorly that work will
usually be done which the man wishes Just to
Sc. through without any great rcprobati3n;
but think how unhappily it will be done,
aud what miserable training of heart and
mind it is. 1t seems to me that a few pco-
pie do their work heartily, and really MS well
as they can. And people whose desire Is
merely to get through somehow, seem to
stand to their work as level below il. The
man who honestly does his best, works from
above; his task is below him; he is master
of it, however hard il may be- The man who
hopes no more than to escape ccnsurc, and
who accordingly aims ut nothing more, seems
to work from below; his task is above him:
he is cowcd by it. Let us resolve that VIC
shall always give praise when we can. You
will find many people who are always willing
to find fault with their servants, if they do
anything wrong, but who never say an ap-
proving woid when they do right You will
ind many who do the like as to their child.
rcn. Aud only too often that wretchcd man.
agcncnt breaks the spring of the youthful
spirit. Yes, many little children are cowctl,
and the result is either a permanent dull qui-
essence, never to be got over, or fierce reac.
ton against the tyranny that cmbittcrcd car
ly years,-a reaction which may sometimes
cast off the bonds of natural affection, and
even of moral restraint. How it encourages
and cheers the cowed little fellow, growing
up in the firm belief that he is hopclessly
wicked, and never can do anything to please
any one, to try reward aS change from con-
slant punishment and bullying. | have seen
the good effect upon such an one of kind,
approving word. How much more cheerful
ly the work will be done, how much better
the wor will bc donc, and how much hap
pier man he will be who does it \ poor
fellow who never expects that he can please,
and who barely hopes that he may pass with.
out ccnsurc aud abuse, will do his task very
hrartlcSSly. Let ms praise warmly and heart
lily whenever praise is deserved And if we
weigh the matter, we shall find that great
deal Of hearty praise is deserved in this world
ON every day that shines upon it.--Rcc. 4.
H. B"yd.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-02

DANGEROUS MES.-Thc policy of your true
rebel sympathizcrS now is to insin,atc him.
self quietly into the notice Of weak minded
men by mildly dcploring the heavy war tax
under which the people will soon labor. lIav-
ing carried his hearers along with him, he de-
nounces the whole tax with violence and those
who made it. lie then branches off upon
AbolitioniSts and Black Republicans, who, he
says, refused to compromise, and are. there.
fore, the authors of the war, and tiat is hard
Tor a conservative man to lend a helping hand.
lie leaves nothing unsaid that has the slight
est tendency TO discourage Union men and
weaken the Government. We encountered
one of these insiduous rebel cmissarcs ycstcr-
day. lie talked necessarily, as if he had ta
ken an oratorical dose of salts. These are
most dangerous enemies of the Union. These
are the men who belong to the Knights of the
Golden Circle, and who need the closest
watching. - 'Theeling (IaD Htei,igencer.
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THEIR USE By THE pnoEEss1os.

endorsement of their virtues by every leading physcI.n
who has tried them and their general use among their
can % recommendation to this public then WIahts sou,bern
Indian Vegetable Pills have eain upon the uopuiar
aece which Con be set up for others we know Of On
Inns subject we are induced to insert the following extract of
private letter from the venerable Dr. Henshsw one Of the be
South - ~ - " A' "uoie
may % sad ihat am innriDg the prestige of nv
SION by acknowledging how much Its ser vices can Ia
WIN but permit ne prejudices OF that nature 10
my sense Of duty toward those who
oos Weoehs 50 much In my kespng might easy
aahere 10 the good old principle Give unto Cesar tbs
things that are coesar's Ny advice to all Who are ,vh, H.
range OF my practice Is to keep yon by them and AT The
hrst warning which disease gives them commence ,nki,
70 the directions aud keep up their use until tey ara
certain they have driven off the enemy In nine cases ont n
seh where SIN afterwards called in, only reerate the anna
Instructions and my patients their health in pi,so
and greatly ohe annoyance as;oaisen. If
no nS DeeVe they cannot be cured any almost
Without swallowing 90 immense quantity of nauseous and M
gustiDg drugs. ~ ~ y " N'I
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HOW THEY ARE MADE.

Il II : . . w T 4 w.,
Wrighes Southern Indian Vegetable Pills have bean
and are nov mainly prepared ill special orders from
physicians druggists planters and other regular
they ART made Of pure simple and ocasous inRredien.s
because OF their confidence In DR.. Wright as being free f
the imputaon OF Offering anything tho trade ina, IL ~,
a genuine. The new process of ans the plants and mr.
yng the essential elements from all foreign matter (which -
mainly the discovery of that great chemist r orrev
alone enabled him TO make these Pills cost sufeenv
sonhbie TO place them before the public AS
ne ooWis certificate from the wekhown annals Chemist
pr. Preston, Sufficient guarantee OF their pnry:
DR JoHE WRIGHT
your request have subjected the test Of nnay,s
quantity OF yonr Southern Indian Vegetable PILE seeet i,
ana axe great pleasure IN certifying tina, tonud he,
% contain mo- hing deleerious the human system Inn m N
they possess the sndorr Duree Rxpsc,oan aud
oataTtc properties In remarkably harmonious combination,
aho ny opinion 4 that they the greatest universal
known to the world. ~ 5@& $50
7 Respectfully, \
A. D, PRESTON, MD
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TESTIMONY OF A MINISTER.

N inns respect We thing it worth while publish two st,ers
eee'eo from gentlemen whose high standing renders thar
testimony OF no little weight with people of common sersa
one rom the Roy j. g. Barre widely known and loved
throughout Arkansas and moro lately called to a new Acid n
apor IN Texas, who wrote Dr. John Wright under
aae OF the 9th Of September, 1855 as follows
You little know the good which has been !,
sauy py those fe# boxes of Pills recommended to me- ii
that visit They have been blessing to many an upfortpn,e
o. my little flock and in oil this nsYborhood th.y
Inc Of health am satisfied now my
aeaf that yon even ed their value al ~
e you explained their effects Such se and neasa
esdy Was never before given to helpless man BY his ercx
Author" SEiT - S'-
inc other from wealthy and successful planter of Aaba
ma, which we insert entire RI ETI T5'1 ->se
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| FAGULTY:
ElAsMUs n FENNER, NJ, D., Professor Of Theory an
A9sTtN Flint NJ d. Professor Clinical Medicine AM
ANTHONY A. PENSION, NJ. n, Professor Of Anatomy
AusIiN FLINT r, NJ D., Professor of Physiology an,
sAMuEL z. CHOPIN. N. D. Professor Of Clinical an,
Operative Surgery. 971l[ - s*'s'S9 y o ''7' '
,GsoRNELIusc BEARD NJ D.. Professor Of the Principle
OF surgery and Surgical Pathology. -
DWARREN RRICKEI.I., NJ D.. Professor of f,bs,str,c
and Diseases Of Women. = e' y SD''''
,IsAAGI cRAwCoUR, NJ. d. Professor Of Chemistry an
Medical Jurisprudence. 49, - 7'3S1- - ~--','''-
HOWARD SMITH. NJ n Praf,ssor of N.t.p,. ,,s,o. a
Therapeutics. y " 'i'u'e" NV
H. D. SCHMIDT. NJ. D., Demonstration OF Anatomy.
The Dectng Rooms will be opened on the 18th of octobe
clinical instruction will be given daily the wards of the Char
NY hospital and three mes week 1T tho College ptspeussry
Inc Faculty of this Institution amongst the us elected
Visiting Physicians and Surgeons of hs Charity Hospital and
Aecofdhe % late Act OF the State Legislature shall at MI
nave Tree access to the Hospital for the purpose of afford
ing to their Pupils practical Illustration Of the subjects tho,
teach.h
The Board of Administrators elect annually IN Apr lively.
Resident Students who furnished board and lodging In the
Hospital and the Students School are equally eligible
to this place with any others.
Inc great aim Of the Faculty Is part Thoroughly prac
zeal knowledge fall the branches Of Medicine.
Dissecng material Is abundant and at nominal cost Nc
charge for attendance at the Hospital.
Amount OF Fees for the full Course of SlO8 90
characterization Fee paid bn 800
s'ec'oh 10 90
Graduating Observation-Disclosures. $500
For any further infoimaon address
E. ID. FENNER, NJ. D.,
Dean Of the Faculty,
Csrondelet street.
New Orleans. August, 1860. @ ~ au25 WIZ
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In FOR. the Wnr,

we nave received special authority from NAL Gen. LOWELL
to recruit BATTALION or REGIMENT OF inca NTR :
FOR THE WAR. ~ In = 'E,'NT -
Li6EkAL COUNTY will be given, and the Troops OF
inns command Will be furnished with the very best of Arms
Uniforms and Equipments and put upon war footing
to any In the Geld.
we Call on those who love their homes and their country to
rally Ground the Battle Flag which row waves with imner;.h
able glory over the bloodsaned d of shilsh where our
own General will welcome his victorious
army.
RECRUITING oFFIcE-No. oaronaelet street
ALEXANDER SMITH,
Colonel JEFF. Davis Regiment.
THOs. F. WALKER,
Major and late A. A. G.,
apio ]pu I'd Volunteer Brigade
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Hospital Supplies.

Mr. EdiorI have BEEN ordered to proceed sortbwi,b f
Cornth TO New Orleans other places for the nurno
getting subscriptions either in Money or Cotton to prcb
Medicines for the poor sick wounded soldiers also hos
pal supplies.
LADIES' and gentlemen who wish render to our sns
efhs army can do SO by giving Old Linen Lint Cordals
or that they may think will do the sick
and convalescent, Dried Fruit, Peaches etc
DE WREN can be seen III Gravier street between
the hours of 10 and O'clock where will receive all that
the etissns may feel disposed to contribute
ap22 2p6t r. O. WREN
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FesU Orleans and 1e,eas
r ALL ROAD COMPANY


This Company Is prepared Proposals for The
GRADING, BRIDGING and sUPERsTRU GTURE of their
entire Road from New Iber the Bayou Teche to Orange
on tue Sabine River one hundred seventeen miles
The read passes through The praries Cacasieu region
OF country perfectly healthy and abundany supplied with
PROVISIONS being adjacent to The great and
region OF Texas and safe from nvason the the Gnf
being lined by an impossible marsh
is the only link wanting New Orleans with the
railroad system of Texas and thus opening whole
try one of the most productive regions the continent
This Company WILDE prepared to contract one or more
individuals for the ructon Of The whole part Of their
Road, or to hire from one 10 two thousand Negroes
Payments will be made in money and such proportions
stock hs Ia usual for each class of work.
TRANSPORTATION, provisions and clothing for all Negroes
brought on this work will be furnished if desired z
There Will be about million and half cubic yards of
Excavation and Embankmen thirty thousand lneal
feet Of Bridging.
The wns Of our Community require the completion Of this
Road in the shortest possible time, will be DONE All
interested parties will keep this in mind.
Communications must DO addressed to
Coz. A. NJ. GENTRY, President, IS,
or to 3. L. HERIOT, Chief Engineer,
m29 lm3aw 80 Common street N O..
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he Undersigned respectfully informs the officers of unat
ehea 'oianteer Companies, recruited for the war that In
accordance with the above authorization Ia ia ~ .,
TO muster In sufficient number Of Companies to organize
regiment Of infantry for Immediate service and trusts from
present prospects, to DO able to up the entire
without delay Having had the experience Of the past
service on the Potomac Lieutenant Colonel Of the
9th Louisiana Regiment be hopes to bs able To nl6l m
expectations Of all who may favor him with their confidence
fhe Companies that may wish to join this organization will
address him, or Col j. 81. MAGEE through the Posossce
OF cal personally at their Offices No Sc street and
no. 10 camp street. up stairs He is furnish com.
aoe quarters, subsistence equipments and the usual
bounty Of Fifty Dollars
aos 2ptf oAo Aa1.
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ms city, on the 18Th Instant the twenty fourth year Of
nor nof age, AFFiE MORRISON MACDONALD. The fearly
ans wife q Hugh Macdonald Esq, formerly Of TorontS
~ MONDAY the 2ls instant from injuries received by
years 80 St'"s' as 81 %
the friends and acquaintances of the family and all mem
oefs o. the Glenn Guards now in the city, requested TO
astehd the funeral To-day, at o'clock. r. NJ from the
Residences No4 White street, between Melpomens and
Tayp 'HN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-23

1 Dr, Gessnar Harrison, the eminent classic
scholar, died At isresidencs in Nelson county
Na., on the 7th INST, Of typhoid fever He WINS,
Tor many years, Chairman Of the Faculty Of the
University # Virginia. His long connection with
the University has identified his name forever with
the history OF that Institution.
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me ether gay q Gonfed erate named Murphy I'M
dertooe me feat % running the Yankee blockade
Of Fort Pulaski with dispatches. The Yanks GOT
asssr lslistle sktf with i launch carrying 4 how
itzer and TO avoid being blown out Of the water
he jumped into i, having cody Ivory Is undressed
himself and put big dispatches into his an. Il
swami for shore, they in chase and firing grape shot
at bis head. He reaehen cockspur Island and ii.
capped into the marsh and nallY came safe to Tie
fort, With big naked body scratched BY bushes and
saw grass, II.
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III z ile Ind ans ut Pea Ridge.
/; I u Aarsas 81 rsp1as I'm

fE4Ss laH IERRTcRY,S
IAe than ks,pf the Confederate States nre ia
ne tWo rokee Regiments Of Colonels stand
Wall aHds John Drew, and Captains IN elchss Ana
aoaqg 'a eonhpanf 0f the First Giaoct awS ana
egiment, the gniar llantry dis.
nv Them in the action Of Pea Vine RIDGE H
ia front, and side BIZ side, battery ii
asaIss guns % me enemy supported by five com.
{ paniss ats and where, receiving
~ Is NJ thev, with portion Of another
The drove them from the
withdrew il the woods under fire. IS S II
Tie .thanka 0f the Cot,federate stataa ara Il y,
less due the same trosps for the patienea VIII
winch they bore hunger and fatigue Whils march H.
ang a1a hung beyond the limits al their III
connsf ~ the common cause I; as well M IA
cause Wnen widely separated and when tha army
WE geJ they Ain came together inafaa1
~ 70 taeir homes, and were aran IN ~
tQzineet the enemy.
II ltls Ihss commanding General most earnaa,,.
hopes that the tBO Eeas IN
fls testad each others suffered M gathass
aRd fought IN the Same cause on the sa t;ald
tley past anin1usites "a renal Il Sns
sysF buried AZ the ground consecrated By their
A The thanks of Tho Confederate STATES ara.
mo one ths Ghoctaw, Ghickasaw and Ghgrolsae
Irr9Pst under command Of Acting Bricadier-f Gem
c,as III Go0 per, for their galantrv dis
pegsd " ching past and 10 the rear of ia.
ttaanng column, and there remaining 20 face fba
h9isnsng eneIllx and TO those brave men Of Colo.
nas ginert who fought their Way i'll
Mles cory ammunition to the army. aIo,,d a
I es .ss u possession OF h0stil troaps.
Second III TN Vi ssara -
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1he Undersigned will muster In Volunteers from any portion
u he confedeacy for three the wasgy as well
as BY companiesand whe organizing will subsist them and
supply the usual bounty Of $50 s5 Communication for
clothing. sssf 3l92 :.
Volunteers Should not forget that are now struggling in
oetehce OF our liberties and homes with daboca foe
are hghns us with the frenzy Of despair Let them be
as we intend to ourselves we are people
who can never be conquered. r@F.=Sse -
Apply to Headquarters--No 46 Caron delet street.
J. EDMONsTON.
volunteers and Recruiting Officers this Corps will please
apply to Col. GRAYSON, ut the house Of Smart d ana
ap16 2. Ct .s.FS ee ''
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special Notice,

THOSE persons in The Eleventh Ward Fourth District who
are entitled to tickets from Volunteers Relief Committee
and not received them please call for them at my
9 Rousseau street. between Second and Third
streets from to "a o'clock A. NJ from to AZ o'clock
f.s"- a@9s5 apl6 2,tfFga J. n. HUGKINS.
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SOUTHERN FIRE-PRooF RooF1NG co.

Letters pateh rom the United States having been granted
on the d day of March, 1883 for Composition as til.
Southern Fire-Proof Roofng,''
being superior any by at 30
cent. than any other Roofing
We OFFER FOR SALE THE RIGHTS
TOE oohne Parishes States and Territories very ipera
terms. -
WE WILL RECEIVE ORDERS
and Contracts for Roofing Cotton Gins Sugar Houses Ware
houses Railroad Depots, Mills City Country Dwellings
Steamboats,, etc., etc.
ASrin all instances work is fully guaranteed
Our Roofing material ia in barrels can bsshppe
persons In the country elsewhere those wishing to
with printed directions by which they enabled to apply
with perfect success. .5
PARTIES by addressing obtain our Circular and Dire
and receive any further information they may peae
to ask.
HS~oace, 81 St. Charles street. New Orleans d27 tfw
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South WcesteY1a

South 1H"este9-9a
H * P r. ESS CONF a NY.
EXPRESS FOR "FoKEIGN MAIL MATTER,n CON
Meeting AT TAMPICo, MEXICO, WITH THE
BRITISH STEAMERS. ~ q
This Company has completed its for
and rapid transmission Of MAIL MATER to
All Parts OF the WorIdl
Should the Messenger with any difficulty owing to the
Mexico prudent he will
go to Havana by sea. -
Tariff of Charges ON Outward Letters.
tIncudng Confederate Postage from this city,
Single Letters half ounce, Mexico 81 90
~, 14s.. = 70 CUBA .....5l 90
- 45zsT 10 europe II rs
- - to United States. .........al2 rs
Letters half will charged In proportion
Open letters for the United States received and exam
ned by committee appointed by Major General Lowell
If approved by said committee, they will be forward If
not approved, they will be returned.
Letters from abroad be through this Conpapy
must DO enclosed in envelopes directed to the care Of
the South Western Express Company Havana and The
postage to that place be prepaid The charges fro
Havana may be collected at destination
Letters for this Express forwarded from any mart NJ
the by the Southern Express IN
destination being prepaid. - a51-sg
Letters by mail be with the amount reuurad s
per the above tariff South ExnIes
pany, New Orleans 49, 80 'sfse'F,5
further information apply to Agents Of the Southern
express Company, in any part Of the Oonfedsracy
]. ]. MoKEEvER, President. Il
- az zplt s6 Camp street, New Orleans, La
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Confederate States Of America.

753 III HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT No. i,
SPECIAL ORDERS NO. ISL ' F ss -
- 1880 y - -
process from any Court Of Law or Equity In the
q oileans and Jefferson for election Of the FAINT
es now In the service the either on
and or water fos is hereby Suspended and M
snen confessions shall be forced until further orders
e. BY command Of Major General LoYELt.
\. 9. PlcKErT. Assistant Adiniant General m2 2plm
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Our Sick and ,vounded at corIn.n.

8 q !. 60 coRrSTH, April 10, 1861
Messrs. z. N. Wood, Louis Elkin and Chas Black
Genemen-From the effects the contest through wbich
we have gone we have very many sick and wounded
and are almost entirely out Of all kinds necessary medicines
aud comforts for them We therefore call upon our fellow
citizens through to send them u-medicnes and noar
shmen Wethnk that to call upon is all
that is necessary ,s5 5s5
8 We also want 800 Blankets and $50 Haversacks
Respectfully,
MARSHALL j. SMITH,
Colonel Crescent Regiment.
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Committee on Pablie saretx.

NEW ORLEANS, March 80, 1852
IS hereby given to Steamboat Captains that only four
per ION freight will be allowed by this Committee
for old iron brought to the city
G nst 2pln GEO. C.sLAwRAsoN, Secretary. 6
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Gold Lnccs,

stat f BUTTONS,
At
H. FRANKO'S,
arl9 2ptf corner Poydras and carondelet streets.
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C. s. Navy.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY.

RECRUITS FOR TIE O. s. STEAMERS LOUISIANA
Il AND MISSISSIPPI.
Persons accustomed to Heavy Artillery preferred FIFTY
DOLLARS BOUNTY paid at the time Of enlistment
Apply to Capt. j. G. BREsHWooD, O. 8. Naval Rem.
devious, No. 2 Marigny Buildings.
VIM. G. WHITTLE,
ap9 tmy1 Commandant,
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NEW ORLEANS SCHOOL OF mpDIcINe
Situated on Common street. opposite ,e CHARITY Hospital
TheFes Course Lectures In this institution will com
menre 35t
Thursday. the 18th November, 1860.
and 'erminatein tho latter part Of March, 1861. 3D.
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Notice.

4 sEAMEN SERVING IN THE ARMY will be transferred
70 the Navy by sending in their nnmes and stating
Companies and Regiments they belong. ~
Application to be made to Capt j. G. BREsHWoOD,
Recruiting Officer Fo.2 Marigny Buildings Third District
ANIL 2ntml ~.
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Notice.

"a ~ EXECUTIVE OFFICE ,
5 New Orleans. April 90 1862. )
Purchasers Of SIX PER CENT. STATE BONDS are
hereby notified that the Bonds will ready for delivery
on the 2lst and 22d inst. y :
ap2l 2p2t THOs. 0. MOORE, Governor.
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Notice.

oee q the Provost Marshal fer the First District q
Orleans Is removed from the City Hail. to the southeast
corner Of oarondeiet and Common streets s s. n sss3 -
Hi Il. H. NJ. sPoFFoRD,
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II .FesU Regiment.

CONREDERATE STATES OF AMERICA :,
SEE WAX DEPARTMENT, ~
J;...,sn.,. ca,o.o,, Richmond March q, 1862
sir-iou are authorized TO enlst and to muster them
into SERVICE singly and by companies for the warto he
organized as soon as sufficient number of companies are
music cd, into Regiment of Infantry, :
Respectfully,
ssgned> GEO. ". RANDOLPH,
. M . Seeretaru ~ yor
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Substitutes W.anted.

SUBSTITUTES WANTED, for Company D, Crescent
Regiment.
Apply at No 40 Gravier street, up stairs ap22 2plt
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Candidate for Mayor. irrespective 8,
Party, VICTOR WIrsTz, of The Second District.
Bee Crescent Of tbs 29h and sls january fe2i 2pe
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81 hlesArs. w. h Adams, w. M, Sem %,
aha have full power Of attorney Is per s,
passsd before NJ b Pstars ESQ, Notary PUBLIC.
3 80 90 i. o. NIXON