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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-07-22

The SECRET Our. - Every one who
asks alter paper OF Smiths Saleratus, and wit
Messing its astonishing and instantaneous upri.
sing, what in the world it is made Of And it
seems reasonable that an article which enters
into every day use like Saleratus, that persons
having il should know of what it is made, to
Judge OF its healthfulness, etc It is no secret.
The great power that enters into and makes this
SalerAtus so much better than anything OF the
kind ever used, il nothing but lightning. 1t Is
healthy and harmless, and makes nice, light,
spOngy bread.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-07-22

LIVING IN THE DISMAL SWAMP. - The pro
gress OF the war has developed the ability o.
our soldiers to surmOunt almost any physical
obstacle, and to live in places hitherto regarded
as uninhabitable. Now we learn that not only
is the Great Dismal Swamp habitable, but even
salsbrious, according to the correspondent Of the
Philadelphia Press, who says
The name Of the Great Dismal Swamp starts
a feeling OF i'll defined dread and horror in the
breasts If thos" who have become acquainted
with iis soft aud Shiny labyTinths only through
the r.edium OF romance. Ii is impossible 10
conceive OF any one but black, herculean Ell
thusastic bred who could exists amid the MAS
mas o. the Great Dismal swamp. They believe
a man who attempts to live beneath the shades
of these Upas-like trees is sure a. destiny OF
certain death. Yet this Great Dismal Swamp
/. actually healthy is occupied by our soldiers,
and is pronounced salubriouS by our Surgeons.
The One Hundred and Seventy seventh Pennsyl-
yania Regiment went there with almost TWO hun
dred on the sick list, and now hey have scarcely
two dozen This ia miraculous when consid
er how they had tOcOntend against frogs, snakes,
lizards and wOOd-ticks. The salt sulpher springs
OF Magnolia we're a fsvorite resort OF the creme
de Ia creme Of Virginia and North Carolina yet
IA beautiful watering place u almost upon the
margin of what / would call the northwest lobe
Of the swamp, on the road leading from Suffolk
10 Portsm outh Juniper water alone can be
found in the depths OF this waste. II il of a
light caret color, and very handsome.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-07-22

A CHANGE We understand that our
friends Messrs. II. ;. Hilton and Robert Smith
are about TO take charge of that enterprising
Paper--the Clinton Republican Messrs. P. X.
/ H. N. Perrin, retiring from its publication.
The gentlemen assuming the duty OF conduct
Ing that paper are well known to US, having been
engaged for considerable time as printers in
this Office They are men of intelligence, are
saunch Republicans and FIRST rate fellows. We
Nsh them success, aud have no doubt that they
will deserve il.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-07-22
srDrunkenness Cured.ka

The inebria,e may now bid defiance 20 the .enTt,s
cup Dr. ZANES ANUDOIE FOR STRONG DRINK Is a
certain cure for Drunkenness Il creates dislike for
strong drink, and can be ADMINISTERED without the
kaowledge = the patient. Price 81 box sent by NAL
% any address, BY :. c UPHAM 4o3 CHEsSuT sTzEE-
PHItsDELPH-A, Pa Circul--s sent free en4-0
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-07-22
Wednesday Morning. July 22d, 1868,
NOTICE TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

Ts FIGURES which subscribers viii 1nd attached
70 their names their papers indicate the NrNBEE q
tbs paper 20 which their subscription paid. BY the
HpmJer" Is meant the Sd WHOLE NUMBER which
nay be found ia the heading Of the paper which is
changed weekly being increased each week City two
numbers constituting year BY referring 10 this num-
Der the heading Of the paper and comparing Il with
the number attached 20 the name direction, the
paper our subscribers readily see how their account
stari on our books
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-07-22
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE.-No

"A tce is hereby given, that in pursuance OF IL
cense TO Us granted by VIM II. Pinckney. Judge Of
Probate for the county Of Ingham the 9th day Of
July 1868 we shall expose for sale at public auction
the premises Monday, the 3lst day Of August 1868
al the right. title and interest Of CSssus smith de-
ceased IN and TO the following pieces parcels Of land
Of which said Cassus smith died seized and possessed
VIZ the north west = OF south west 4, and (lO)
acres of north end OF south west = Of south west =
section thirty-six 800 town north Of range west
also the south east u north east "a
north west = Of section one, town north Of range
west beng 20 rods and bv L rods north and
south Terms made known day Of sale
THOMAS PARK
ELIZABETH J. SMITH.
Adm'rs estate Of C4ssius smith, deceased.
Lansing, July sth, A D lse3- 429w6
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-07-22
How the Copperhead Papers melted the
Riot.


The New York Wsrld on the day the riot
begun, said
Whether the weak and reckless men who TEN
pOrafily administer the Federal Government are
aware Of the fact or not. it i uia-uiaoiy a fact
thar the rery er,stenee Of the Go-~oo'as'd they
administer IL q,ate as seriOHsIy .rt8iped ia he
now putting ia force a. IL has been IN aay other
measure or event Of the var.
The New York Express publishes letter on
the dav and after riotous demonstrations had
begun, exci'es the mob more openly. - follows
The Auslo Saxon race never before, -inc- it
shook off Feudality. and rs Feuiai Lords ha-
been degra Cd by conscription.
4 measure ,rhjch could not hq,e beep gestur,a
,sDoa in England even in thosr ia DAYS when
the press gang filled the English ships of-~ar
with slaves, and dimmed the glory Of Engiand =
sOble-t naval heroes.
Tue New York World after the mob bogus,
said:
They have framed cOnscription Act, never
tolera0le 10 a free people, unconstitutional be-
yOnd any manner of doubt in is provisions il
not in its very nature offensive aud most unwise
in the method OF its enforcement discriminating
between rich and poor. unfair. onero,ls aud
most oppressive here where the attriton Of dis
content was at its height. Does any man won
der that poor men refuse 70 be forced into a war
mismanaged almost into hopelessneSs, perverted
almost into partizlnship. Did the President
aud his Cabinet imagine that their awlessness
could conquer, or their folly seduce a free
people?
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-07-22
STATE OF MICHIGAN-Fourtb il


~ cicial Circuit-In Chancery pending IN the
Circuit Court for the county Of Inghan II Chsrcery
Mason, on the rrst day o. July. ls63 wherein william
q Josceyn complainant and Mary Joscelyn defend
ant In this Cause Il satisfactorily appearing from the
AFFIDAVIT OF Geo NJ Huntington. q the solicitors for
the comp an-nt that the defendant May Josceyn, Is
nonresident Of this state and resident OF ncs0r
ID Tie Province o. Canada Upon motion CT Barnes s
Huntington solicitors for said complainant Il = ordered
that tie said defendant Mary Jsceyn cause her appear
2rce II this 10 be entered within three cnihs
from The date Of this order thai case q her aP
earAnce, she cause her 10 TIE comp alnaLts bill
70 De died and copy thereof - be served On The
plAl1ant soclto-s, within twenty days after service
Of copy q Sail oil and notice q this order, and
Default thereof. that sad bill be taken as confessed 5y
sac defendant Mary Joscsyn- And upon Lie notion i
1 further ordered that within twenty days the con
palnGni cause copy Of this order be published II
the lansing state Republican. newspaper printed 2nc
published N tie county q lnEhsm and that said pub
c4tion De continued a. least u each week for
weeks u succession. that he Gauss copy Of this
der . be personally served on said dsfen cAnt less
twenty days before the time above prescribed for bel
appearance HORATIO PRATT.
Circuit Court Com f0r Inshan Co.. Aich.
BASSES HUSuSGTOS, Sol'rs for Conp't.
| a true copy q tie origiazL)
4esws q. ?. HENDERSON, Dep. RsgEtsr.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-07-22

The CRoPs.-We hear discouraging ac-
counts from the country hereabOu,s. with regard
TO the condition Of the wheat crop. The Hes
san Fly, the Nudge, the drouth aud the rust,
have attacked il in regular succession since the
opening OF the spring, and the prospective yield
Is now placed at a very low estimate.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-07-22
Special Notices.

So Health for the Soldier For one who dies from
the elects Of the bullet ten perish from damp and
posure to night air. Small doses Of HOLLOWAY :
PILLS, taken every other night, will correct all disor-
ders Of the Liver ami stomach. purify the Blood and
ensure sound health 70 every Only . cests per
box. 80
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-07-22
Wood. the Dentist. az Home

fRiENIs AID PATRONS Again am az your service 70
any ~ the apartments O. Dentistry have bought the
patent for Michigan. II Or. Woods Plastic Furible
Metal f1r dng tecth-a article scarcely ineror u
gold aBy case In some 4sss superior and II all c-ses
superior the soft gold plugs az commonly Inserted
For the SAKE Of Introducing this material propose 70
Oh tNo teeth gratui.ousy FOR as many Of my old
patrons apply within two moaths from Ist OF June
Isuboin extracts from testimonials 10 ny possession viz
Or. }. : Wood has long enjoyed the reputation %
being the best Dentist il Albany AMI we know him
70 b. both skillfu and honorable"
" Prof. Amrby. N. wm. Bailey. N D, [. G.
Bigelow, D., jas. L BA5cock, NJ D., D. c. Fondy, VI.
D, Levi Moore u D., John Swenburn NJ D. J NJ d.
Iamater. VI. ID. , d. De Graft D.. L. G. Warren NJ 2.
p F. Roman, "a Alb Spectator, l. Tucker Ell Country
Gentleman, Cultvator, DR.. WH. Taylor and Harry
Weaden. druggists. Messrs. " ". Wooford R. Andrews
W. Cranen, T. Andrews, Esqrs.. Messfs Robt Dorian
T Squres, J. BWasson, bankers Messrs A b Voorhees,
Ira Shafer " 5 Kelly H. A. Leak, Isaac Etwards J. H.
snail l. Houghtailing attorneys. Messrs Elias Griffin,
II l. Wilcox s.W L@rcher D. D C. Mink, nsrchanis'
June 10, 1868 42+ly
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-07-22

DR. RANDS sPDIFIC cures SpsrHsIt9rrkszle Sss .aal
Hsa7lsSs IHFotsey Loss n Poar-v- 6r Speedily and
Tsllly It's Effects ara truly magical. trial q the
SFEElC viii convince the skspcai OF its merits
Prize 81 box sent postpaid 70 any address BY : c
UPHAM, 4O3 CzEsSrT STRErI, PzlADElFzA, Pa Cir
culars sent free ea4oO
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-07-22

tice is hereby givsu that il pursuance q license
70 granted by WIl P.-ckney Jn1g1 Of Probate Tor
tie county ut lgl4 IL 9Th day of july i>t. shall
sell 10 p-oc auction Nu She premises 1- >-tlr--E tie
18th day o. August next a. clock I'D the afternoon "
sail cav al the night. tite and interest - Walter Vii
kinson deceased 3D. -i- g. tlcf1 parcel ol land Of
which saII deceased died seized ans Possessed w al
that cert4l. parcel Of land. lying the south
The highway running west from the bridge Grand
River between Sections T. and 30 Oh tl- township ~
Ouout-gt. and directly opposite ans running par4c.
with ot NJ = block No /. tile 81 age Of NOvasco-
and bounded ani described follows COMMENCING
The north the store building on said
lot. running thence east rods, south ro-s west
rods and north rods 10 piace ~ beginning Terms
made known on tav 81 sale
NANCY EAHLl
Guardian OF L4cyrus % wilkinson. and others minors
lansing. july >Ih lsf1 4-aW0
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-07-22

COLD CONFORT-A notorious Copper
bead Of our city, on learning that the New York
riot bad been suppressed, remarked: Well,
BY -, we are whipped this time ?"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-07-22

NEARLY DoNE.-The publication of the
Laws Of Congress. Treaties, &c. will be conclu
ded next week. We presume this announce
aent will be gratifying to our readers as well as
10 ourselves.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-07-22
CHANCERY SALE.-By virtue of a

CHANCERY SALE.-By virtue of a
- decretal order made and entered IN the Circuit
Court for the county Of ngham. Chancery in case
wherein Oliver Goldsmith il complainant and John O.
Darling Mary H. Daring and Christian Wzuksnhut are
defendants shall sell al public auctiOa the
door u the Ingham County Court House in the village
q Mason. il said county the 17th day Of August
D. 1865 al clock IL the Afternoon the lands de-
scr5ed N said decretal order, VIZ lot number eleven
() II block number Cnehun dred and forty i've Q45)
the village now city, Of Lansing. State Of Michigan
Dated June -, lsoS.
HORATIO PRATT.
Circuit Court Conr for Inghan County.
DARI BINGHAM, S0l'rs for Compt 427w6
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-07-22
The Confessions and Experience
%
Z NJ " Al ID.

Published for the benefit, and d , warning and
CAUTION To YOUNG MN
who suffer from Nervous Debility Premature Decay OF
Manhood. etc supplying the same time.
THE MEANS OF SEIF CURE
3. ono cured himself after beng pat q great
expense laI iljlry through medical humb1g and
ql4lkrTy-
By elcl8-lls postpaid addressed envelope. single
copla- may be- had of the author
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR. Es4.
422gl Bedford Kings County y
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-07-22
COMMISSIONERS NOTICING.

- the - hereby given that ~ - =
rant issued by VIM. II Pnckney Judge Of Probate
for the county Of lngham will the Office OF
George Piper, in the village Of Okemos on Tuesday
day Of October s63 between the hours Of 10 O'Clock
a. and clock. p ~ OF said days for the purpose
II receiving and adjusting claims against the estate Of
VIM. II Hamilton, deceased. All persons having claims
against said estate hereby notified present them
Of said days for adjustment the time for
hearing claims expires the first day OF November,
1865. VI ID. CHATTER1ON,
GEORGE ". PIPER.
4SOw4 Commissioner.
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NOTICE-No.

4 WMMlSSlONEh - NJ II T. - No
tee s hereby given thas = prrs-snce q war
issued by N- 4. Pllcs1ey. Judge of Probate
for the county q lnShan viii the once Cd.
N II. Atwood. l The village u l2rsville saturday
the 15th cay o. August uext, m saturday at Aol-
fsv the l2th and l4th days u September and o1 sat
lr1ay the lCth Gay o. October next. l>r hrtve the
hours o. o'clncS A n AZ c,0cs r. L q SAL isys
fer the p1rpose u receiving zli stlE claims
the ssate e tla-lr-v Jsss0-- deceased AL persons
having claims against sid estate are hereby ar-1e d
present them g. = sal- DAYS flr adjustment
the time for hearing claims expires the -otL Cav
q October. 1855 II VI ATWOOD.
= n F0X.
u 7 WESTON
4w4-9 Commissioners
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-07-22

A Frost. - In some localities in this
county severe frost occurred on Tuesday and
Thursday nights Of last week. Buckwheat was
cut entirely to the ground. We hear Of no oth-
er damage being done.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-07-22

ADJoURNED-The Supreme Court clos
ed up the business Of the July Term, and adj
iOurned On Friday last
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-07-22
HALF 4 MILLION.

The prominent names in lis Direction well known Al
among the first Of New York Merchants place Il
Of the leading Companies for stability; and its reputa
tion for prompt settlements and fair dealing will enarg
with s future business the guarantees presented u
the public ample assets and Just and honorable treat
ment Of all dealers
Risks accepted on Dwellings and their Furniture f0l
one three and i've years also Buildings and Merchsn
die Produce store and transit Hulls Cargoes auc
Freight monies. A !. NlELE, Agent,
At the City Book store, Lansing.
Losses occurring under Policies issued this Agency
paid here. 1v42Q
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-07-22

IL this city % the 18th inst, GEORGE ". DART late
Of Toledo Ono aged twenty nine years, i've months
and four days
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-07-22

- Hartford lady, some days since, found
a quarter eagle gold piece and plated ring in q
shad she was dressing.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-07-22
Real Estate for sale:

7 OFFER FOR SALE AT ITS CASH
l. Value and easy terms . time tie real estate
described below. VIZ
NJ two story Brick Resltenoe with = q Al acre q
ground OH buildings, fruit. 6e &c lns = ons q TIE
most desirable places il tie cltF.
Also tie small Frame cottage sl.oi-Ans TIE ABOVE
Barn az vel q tbese premises
49, two story Brlck Dwelling H01ss With barn,
vel cisteru, &C. O Capitol ATence A. present oecr
uisS tv L Woocbouse Es1.
Also ITO story Frame D~e-irg H0use, With barn
re cistern fruit &C. q Capitol Avenue occupied a.
present By Mrs- Als1orf-
Also. vacant lot o. block Il, Capitol Avenue.
Also, the south Eest Z q sec i, town 10 Dor1n,
range east. being leo acres good farming l@ne o1'
niles from TIE village o. T1scoa, IusooA
Enquire q Underlined or Of A Leach, AZ Aaoi'or
Generals Oe5ce. rr.ru
LznsnE, J1ne - Iss3- -
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-07-22
1.-TWO FARMs FOR sALE. -l6O

i acres each Land q the best gIaliiy ems
--sso-sfe Crs q So farms u Eaton county soo-i
nles from Eaton EaPi1s lie o-DsI - I51rS
Iowa anx91
Lansing, Nay 2, lsss.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-07-22
Sale of State Lands.
STATE LAND OFFIcE. 2
LGnsinq June 18th 1853 !

STATE LAND OFFIcE
Lansing. June 18Th 1853
NOTICE is hereby given, that certain
" state swamp Lands, embracing i've hundred and
City thousand acres more less situated the towns
md ranges men toned below viii be offered Tor sale al
public auction this Office IN THURSDAY the 3Oth cay
Of July next at 10 clock A N at the price
Of ten shings per acre and the terms established
by law
Included IN this list are found of the best and
most valuable farming and pine lands offered by
the state situated the counties Il Clinton Grat0t
Isabella. Muskegon. NeWsy 90 Oceana. Mason Manistee
Lake Grand Traverse. Leelanaw Antrim. Emmett and
Cheboygan and Others together With townships 10
Presque Isle and Alpeua counties not heretofore offered
supposed TO be valuable account u their pine and
Location
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-07-22

WRAPPING PAPER at Wholesale.
w Al
42sw4 MONTGOMERY < NlILARS
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S25.l EMPLOYMENT. So
AGENTS

We Will pay from SIS to SIS per month, and all ex
penscs, TO active Agents, OF give Commission Par
ticulars sent free. Address EEIE SEWING MACHINE
CoxrANY. r. JAMES, General Agent, Milan, Ohio
4IQm6
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-07-22

I-4s- .e-l...s Wl4ea 60 s4l-eu usually iroa
.rv--c les --~ss, ooatT -stS4 tclsi l4slsl.
- ALL -rl--Alls Whatever 41lesNlls,
l-lul4s t-r lr-s4l-. -ctl4 ~ t-u stomach.
-.la ~ rulese-, o. os WcA-
IL. lass tAN0u -c-er-a-s ~ tAo prllte- lnstf 1ctlols
Nll 4-l2l lll--ce healthy @ct04 IA 04iA ANcT Ala
sto---l. ---. uAtur-l coLses -uucc, clear head
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=. n. PIXIES
Pure Ohio Catawba Brandy.
THIS BRANDY HAS BEEN MAN
CataWba Grape !

Thus Af0rling additional evidence Of the progress o.
American Enterprise and Industry and Of our ability &c
produce articles al home equal % those made By any
othsr nation
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-01-02
Papier Maohe.

Papier mscho ts not always strictly
mnshod paper--however it may bo ocoa
sional llv--nsither can il be uniformly dosig.
natsd as composition, especially in the
production of huor ornamental articles.
When consisting OF the putin ot paper. boiled
with glue or gun arabic Sc. the cheaper
articles aro made from it. but tho batter or.
namental work 10 made by causing sheets ot
paper to adhere. or TO DO consulidaTed 10
geiher in any required thickness. Tha
pulp 10 rendered nearly water proof by
uniting with glue preparation OF sulphaia
OF iron and almost total Misunderstanding
is secured by combining with tho water
proof pulp. phosphate Oi soda and boTax.
AL present diversities of papisr mscbs
may be cnmpruhended and
olassed under Ave divisions; lsf. fbrous
slabs made only with coarse fbre mixed
with earihy matter. then. after the addition
of oemeniiRg size, the whole is woll knead.
cd together with the aid Of steam--with the
proper ingredients, the substance is made
81. sheets of paper pasted to-
geiber uron modelsi. Sd. thick sheets of
boards produced by pressing papor pulp
between dlest eth. carton pierre, prepared
from paper pulp. or paper mixed with viii
ting aud Rius. prossed into plaster piroe
moulds, bsoked with paper. and whom suta.
oisntls, set hardened BY drying Ia ko,
foomJ bth. Martins ceramic papiar nasehs.
consisting Of paysr pulp. elus. rcsin sugar
of lead and drying oil. mixed iD certain
fxsd proporions aud kneAdsd toRstheF.--.
Il can be kept In plastic condition for
half year BY keeping the air away. and
khsadiog the mass occasionally The com.
position wAs patented 10 Eagland in 1908.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-01-02
The Yard. stiek and ths Rias

Dfy.goods clerks hey. not seneraliv
been supposed to occupy position. Of
special benefit 10 .hemselyes or value 10
the world. They have rather had the
reputation OF being vfieminaie and narrow,
and Of filing places which more property
belong to wemen than 10 energetic, cour-
agtous young men. During the war they
have retrieved themselves not a little.
however, by jpinink the ranks for the
unlOn 10 gooily numbers. Ia the large
cities !. is SAID that the number Of this
class who have enlisted is very large. -
We are glad Of il. and shall feioicc TO
have our opinion OF their valor esSen,iaIly
modified by their patriotism. But that
the yard sick is moi the true weapon OF
labor for strong and healthy men. Is bring
most satisfactorily demonstrated BY the
rrsul Of this same devotion TO country.
We hear Of a number Of instances where
clerks from such embellishments have been
ab'ent with the army but short lime
when they we're Obliged TO give it up on
account Of the lack OF that strength and
vigor which lite behind the counter tends
TO deprive one Of. Ia several cases,
though they have been compelled to quit
the service. their briei out door experience
with The rifle and knspsack has alenated
them from indoor employ mrnts. and give
them tas'e OF true. and more ener.
gelc life which they have resolved 10 con
uiGue. II this result could be general il
would be most assuretIy encouraging
Let ,htm torsake the pins and calicoes
and ribbons, and use lite 10 better advan.
Isge as farmers and mechanics, and who
will say that the war has not been pro
duclive OF some real good TO the race -
There is not n retail dry goods establish
mrnt in the land where women coul! not
perform ail the WORK that is now done by
young men, and that there are noble oc-
cupalions enough for every man. aud MI
the strengthened manhood o, the land Is
demanded to meet the .xigencies ol the
hour. 1t will be happy hour--hsppy
FOR msu aud doub!y so tor wamau-wben q
the matter Of the division OF labor shall be
fairly and rightly adjusted. The Young
men must not be thrown away in the ef.
teminale lAbors Of the retail dry goods
store. Let 'hem but Try lhsir hand at
sterner employm-nts and they will cot de-.
sire to return 10 the tape and yard stick.
--SpriRQfeid ReDudlican.