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90 - FOR SALE-A FARM THAT WILL

Efiill PAY FOR WORKING IT.-Said Farm is situated In
Ea-:A the easerly part of Rutland Mass is ten miles
from Worcester. to which place mail stage da
through the ia m. II is two miles from the centre If
Rutland, one milo from good school 1t contains 1874
acres well divided into tillage and pasturng with
about thirty acres Of 1t WOODLAND part OF it with
heavy RrVwth o. wood on L. The improvements Area
tains II rooms finished off convenient Tor families.
There are two Barns ~ by 80 aud the ohsr by 3d.
1t is fenced with heavy WALL and arc two
good Fruit Orchards. The farm sixty hay
annually.
will sell the above Farm cheap, and two thirds OF
the purchase money remain mortgage for term
OF years, If desired ISRAEL FEARING.
Rutland, Dec 4, 1862. diff d24
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MORTGAGEWS SALE OF A GEN

- ItEL KENINENNE At AUG CION ON PLEAS-
ANT STREET, WORCESTER BY virtue of power
Of sale contained in Mortgage Deed given to me by
VIM b. Taber, dated the eighteenth daV of March, A.
D. 1859, and recorded in the Registry of Deeds Tor Wor
cester county, Book 607, Page Al
The conditions of said Mortgage having been broken
shall in pursuance of the bower given IN said
and as an attorney for the MorgagOr the premises
described or referred to in said mortgage deed Public
Auction, on the premises. In Worcester. ON SATURDAY
the twenty'e eighth dav u February next at 10 NJ to
the highest bidder subject TO two mortgages
70 worcester Comfy Institution for Savings, of Two
Thousand Dollars; and one of Fourteen Hundred Dol
lars to Isaac Davis.
The premises consist Of the gentee and desirable resi-
dcnee No, 80 Pleasant street occupied ty VIM Is.
Taber SAID house is built in the thorough man
ner, with most of the modern imprOven ents he lot
contains about $500 feet with q wide frontage on
Pleasant street T. G PARTRIDGE, Mortgaree
Worcester, January rs, 1868. druIhSs3w
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miscellaneous.
3IIlsteIIAhR0ns.
ID 0 0 Il r G H A II d
Eye and Ear Water.
The Best Preparation in the World.
DEAFNEss CURED BY MRS. NJ. @. BROWN,
40 Arch street, Philadelphia,
Metaphysical Student, Professor on the Eye
and Ear, and Proprietor Of
POOR RICHARDS EYE AND EAR WATER.
Poor RICHARDS EYE AND Ear WAIER.

The above wonderful Medicine CURES ALL DISEASES
OF THE EYES EARS AND THROAT. Where there are
capacities OF seeiGg and hearing,
BOTH WILL BE RESTORED LHHEDIATEZY
Bathing the Ewes and EatS night and morning. will
strengthen the Eye clear the vs0n and invgoate the
entire system,
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THURSDAY MORNING, FEB. u. 1868.

forwarded to each of the above officers by the
president of the United States.
Approved, February 7, 1868.
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'jl sion situated Catherine street. formerly owned
'k4aaA<and occupied by JOSEPH =. HALE. The above
was built by Mr. Hale, for his special Use all
the modern improvements 1t is situated beautiful
elevation and 0verl0oSs the whole city. 1t has fine
stable attached, and has about land well
covered with fruit and shade trees and rounded Nv
street on all sides more desirable residence sale
soud not be found For further particulars please in
quire of CHARLES b. PRATT, Worcester, Of the
subscriber, No. 10 West 46th street, New York.
my2l diff JAMES A. FERGUSON
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READ THE FOLLOWING:

READ THE FOLLOWING:
A Wondera Care IN 0tdtopR.
!, FaIenda kllgofe' give from my hand this certin
cate have been gate deaf in my right ear for the past
by constant discharge Of green and yellow matter
the same share OF time, The odor very offensive.
My husband and employed nine different physicians
We pai1 large sans of money have been operated
receiving one mite Of benefit. but ali time ng
G. lnasmuch as othor diseases multiplying. |
TO the conclusion never could be helped Last
week saw an advertisement In the paper of great eures
went to see her, and at went under her treat
ment ana IN ~ hours from her hst treatment could
stood i can now hear eve.y word. MY lett ear has
also ceased to trouble the last discharge from
which were weak and diseased, getting clear and
strong es 50 grateful for my uneNpected deliver.
e. atmentto all who may suffer as have done.
oid;own. Dec II, 1852.
Remarkable Cure in bangor, Of Weak and Dictated
l, W. IL. Prltchard, do certify that my wife Esther S.
has had Weak Eyes childhood, caus, BY meas es
1t Increased Inc size OF a large pea Becoming some
wnas aiaTsH soSut te progress wa, maxi g took
told me she could remove it and further strengthen her
eyes MIS- D. applied her medicine at seven clock N
could see no more of IL. NV wife people
walking the other side Of the river, which she could
never do before. She has always had headache when
riding in carriage. Yesterday, when riding IN a
were treated two or three times BY Mrs Brown flnd
them much strengthened W. H. riGlrcnARD.
Thousands of certn 'ates might be added, Use Poor
Richards Eye aud Ear Water, AID throw away your
Spectacles.
|, Bartlett j Decoster No. Hairs Court, Portland
give This certificate TO certify that have been deaf
irou Chi and for tweve years pasI have been quite
deaf have spent hundrcds of dollars without Teceiv-
ing any benefit whatever Last Saturday went TO Mrs
H. to treat me Tor DEAFNESS. In "a hours after her fret
application, | could hear every voice In the house |
stand In the celia and hear the clock TICK in
g. pdrior. Grateful to God his great delverance
hearti commend her mode OF treatment to all who
suffer as have done
Price % cents per bottle. Tube to pass the water
the cents.
GEO. X, sPURRs wholesale and retail agent worces
ter dNw6m aH
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GIX DAY BARBER.-ALLEN WALKER.
~ lO9 Main street. between Central and Thomas sts
respectfully announces mat n continues at the same
stand and prepared To % - haI2enng business in the
lads and misses hair dyeing HAIR. hOnng razors and
the various branches Of the tonsoual art diff myla
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educational.
WORCESTER SCHOOL OF DE-
w SIGN AND ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS.
. Free Exhibition of OIL Paintings and choice
EagraUingS. OPEN day and ereniag


Rooms No II and 10 Clark's Book, 257 Main street.
choice collection of Paintings, Engravings. Mezzo.
tints ChromCs, Plain and COiOred LitiOgraphs Photo
graphs. Albums Picture Frames. Artists Materials OF
every description Paints, Canvas, StretcheTs, Mil
Boards, Brushes, Drawing and Painting Paper Drawing
Books and Patterns, CraY0ns Pencils Fulios, Eascs
Wax, &c &c, constantly for sale the lowest prices
Particular attention given TO Framing Wreatlis and
Fancy work, to restoring, remounting, mending
nishing old aud IN ured Pciures Portraits copied.
~ Instruction given In Drawing, Painting,
nnd NuSic. Terms for Drawing, q for "a lessons
Oil Painting, Sl2; Piano. Sl2; Guitar, s2 class In
Drawing for children, Wednesday and Saturday alter
Moons 81 for IL lessons class for older pupils, Tues
day and Friday evenings Pupils received by the year
month, or lesson. Bills payable In advance
Teachers-MIss +. EMMoNs, Miss HELEN NJ.
KEowLTOS. Mr.. G. G. SIEARNs.
For prices In other STYLES Painting and specimens
of teachers work call at the School OF Design and Wor
cester Academy Of Fine Arts, Rooms and u Ciarks
Block, 257 Main street. dtf %
TFHE MISSES WHITNEY will CON-
= mence February 10TH the fist quarter of the
Spring Term OF their FAMILY BOARDING AND DAY
SCHOOL, for Young Ladies and Misses, n. No . Main
street, Worcester.
Their course Of study embraces all the Elementary
and Higher English Frances, win the Latin French,
German and Italian Languages. MuSie and Drawing.
For terms etc address as above
References:
Rev d.. ALoNzo IliLL, Worcester.
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Zeal Estate.

Farm FOR SALE.-Th" subscriber
n offers for sale his Farm, in Northboro This IS a
rare chance TO purchase good Farm his is one OF
the best Farms in the eastery part Of Worcester coun-
". Stock and Tools sold with the Farm if desired.
Terms of payment made easy. DAVIS KtNGdAN.
NorthborO, Feb g. 1868 d2m rs
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Refe'eHeeS:
Rev. DE-, d.; ALeSzo lliLt, Worcester.
Hon ISAAC DAVIS.
Ppoc H. LouIs 4 Ad ss Cambridge
ia9R ,leo nm
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Anttrons.

- u IBy r, W. VATLL.J
RY LICENSE OF COURT, will be
~ sold at Public Auction, on the premises, on TUES
DAY, Feb u 1862 at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, the
DWELLING HOUSE, No. l6 Trumbull street, in the
city OF Worcester late the residence of Mai Avan Al
len. MARC KENDALL, Administrator
Worcester. Feb 10, 1868. d6tNwlt
MORTAGEE'S SALE-CIRCULAT-
tFA ING LIBRARY AT -AUCTION.-PUTSAM &
CLARK will sell al their sales rooms commencing Mon
day evening February 9th, and continuing every eve
ming until the whole Is sold, consignment Of about two
thousand volumes Of misecaneou Books, which have
been used in u popular Circulating Library.
The above will be sold In lots suit purchasers and
without any reserve or limit as to price.
The sale wednesday evening, will include an invoice
ofstandard and miscellaneous works from private IL
brarY. PUTNAM & CLARK
~ d3t
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for Sale OF o. Get.

TENEMENT TO RENTAL up stars
n Tenement of eight rooms, No Is II trvard street
Rent SlT5. DIFF d.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-08-28

FROM DIxR.-Rev. F. w. Evens, Chap
lain Of the 35th Iowa, and Lieut.. Chas. S.
Porter, Of company B, same regiment, ar
rived home Saturday night, on furlough,
having left their re giment on Black River,
10 miles from Vicksburg, on Saturday 18th.
Mr. Evsns is in excellent health and spirits
Lieut.. Porter has been suffering from bilious
fever, but is now recovering. - w.. Il s.
Mr.. Evans IS strong in the belief that the
rebellion is ended in the Southwest, and that
Mississippi will shortly be in the Union.
Steps having been already taken towards
calling a Convention for, that purpose, The
sympathies of the people are generally with
the rebellion, but they see it is no use to
contend longer for dissolution, and now
think only Of saving their property by sub
hitting to the Federal authorities. ~ ,..'
On political matters, Mr.. Evans informs
US that General futile has always been i'm.
mensely popular with the army, but his ac-
ceptance of the Copperhead nomination for
Governor, after repeated declarations that he
would not be the candidate of the anti.war
party under any circumstances, will take his
friends by surprise and cause them to repu-
date him at the polls. Col. Stone will carry
the army vote by an overwhelming ma
iOrity tfh- r.-s--r5 1r 1q . .--. ,,,.-..s -5
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-08-28

THn DRArr. Every person in the commu-
nifty il interested in the subject of fair and
impartial draft. To effect this, every mans
name should be enrolled, and none enrolled
more than once, Two weeks since we pub
lished IN Official copy of the enrolment for
this county. Welearn that that publication
has had the effect to bring to light the names
ofseveral persons who were not enrolled and
intwo o. three instances the names of those
enrolled twice. No man desires to be COM
PEELED to stand two chances for . draft, to his
neighbours one. There is no reason why one
man should be enrolled, and another of the
same age or class not. This may be, easily
avoided by careful examination Of the pub.
lished enrolment. We are, requested by
Commissioner Davis to say that the name Of
any person between the ages Of 20 and As,
white ~; black, # furnished Perry Lewis, H.
8. Compton,, or 2. Washburn, or either Of
the Enrolling Officer in other townships, will
at once be placed upon the official rolls a.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-08-28

OBITUARY The death of Lieut.. John A.
Hines, Of Co. 3, 10th Iowa Infantry, deserves
wore notice from us than the mere announce
ment which appeared in Saturdays paper.
He was a son of Porter Hines, ESQ.,, of Pedee,
Cedar county, Iowa, and was only % years
of age. He enlisted in Capt. Turner's COM
pany at this place, and entered the 10Th regi
raeAt As private, but gradually rose to the
position Of ID Lieutenant, and while Capt
Turner was absent on provost duty had COM
mand Of the company He reached home
only . few days before his death. He was
then in poor health, but little did his friends
think his end was so near at hand A. friend
who knew him we'll assures US that he was a
noble young man enerous.h hearted, strictly
moral and upright, and universally beloved
by his comrades. His funeral was one of the
largest that ever occurred in the neighbor-
hood, and his early death cast gloom over
the minds Of an. i, - ala ''S'''- 1'1'A*
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To THE 9FlRNsRs.-Thec Young Ladies'
Loyal League Of this city has been, in exist
ance but short time, yet during that brief
period they have done much good. Often
have your sons and brothers BEN glpddened
by the sight of good and loyal reading mat
ter, with which to while away the tedious
hours of camp life, and gain Instruction.
This was the, voluntary contribution Of the
Ladies' League They have worked hard
and earnestly docking only for their rewardin
the cocsciousaess Of having done .. gooddeed
In order a. 10 enabled to continue On fl the
good. work commenced, It Il necessary that
the treasury should be replenished. With
spirit Of self-ac,i6cing enterprise that does
them great credit. the young ladies' have con-
Guided to set = table It the coming Far, at
which, persons visiting the exhibition may,
for small consideration, receive bocsuuntiful
dilnsr srte rpe,nt cfslsbsss Eusessua,a,y' to,
/, provide these dinners during the four days
Of the Fair cato hardly be coaapfsAended..-
The. ladies would thersforea appeail,e through
our columns, (they not being able to visit
eschs ,ipdiridualD Ito thes farmers 70 aid
t6e& fhshis matter. They wish you t. con-
tfibutS fSSstsd chick ems, turEeys, spiss, and
cold meats, cakes, pies, fruits, and in fact all
kinds Of sdibless The psopaeoftheciy have
a nsB9piss ID t. sustei Pie noble saeFts e' The
young ladies, and we are certain that the
country win not u behihd. Contributions
Should BE left 1t ocompson'S ostere, Ioa or be-
i fore Saturday, the Goth inst -
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-08-28

IMPORTANT TO SOLDIERS HEIRS Messrs.
Davis L Leflngwell, War Claim Agents, on
an appeal from the I'd Aud tor of the Treas.
ury Department to the Secretary of the
Treasury, have obtained the following decis-
ion in relation to claims of deceased soldiers:
''That an administrator upon the estate Of a
deceased soldier can not receive the paw.
houAty, &C., due the deceased, except he
have . personal interest, ald then only the
amount Of such interest will be paid. The
pay, bounty, &C., due deceased soldier re-
mains in the Treasury for the benefit Of the
whole peoples if no heirs survive-un'ess
claimed by an administrator creditor" The
claim upon which the appeal Was based hav-
ing been fled by an administrator who was
also creditor, has been ordered aud ted and
allowed by the s cretary Of the Treasury. :
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HEIMsTREET's
INIMITABLE HAIR RESTORATIVE.
q. a 1T rs NOT DYE, ..-t s.

But restores gray hair to Its original color by supply
ing the capillary tubes with natural sustenance IMPAIR
ed by disease All instantaneous dyes are composed
Of lunar cdusc, destroying the vitality and beauty OF
ts hair, ami afford OF themselves dressing. Helm
streets Inmitable Colorin not only restores hair to
its natural color easy process, but gives tn hair
aF Luxuriant Beauty,
promotes its growth, prevents its falling off, eradicates
dandruf, and imparts health and peasantness to the
head 1t has stood the of time, being the original
Hair Coloring and is constantly increasing i'll favor
Used by both gentlemen and ladies' 1t is sold by all
respectable Dealers be procured By them of the
commercial agents, D. 8 Barnes Co., 2o2 Broadway,
New York. Two sizes, SO cents and 81. aug24d&w
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Coon CooKs-Ladies, zifr you would be
known as good cooks, and would avoid the
modification of having poor,l biscuit for tea
when yep have company, use D. =. DeLand
q Coz Casmicm Mlsratus, and that only.
y sScHpoL NoE1cr. the County Fair coming
ct next ,veek, il j.. deemed advisable e post'
pone the opening Of the city schools one
week. They will, therefore, reopen on, Mon.
day, Sept. nth. dChildien should be in at
tendance promptly At tie CONNER ancemssnt Of
the IT term " Parents will. please take notice.
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Z 81 1OriginaI Notice.
TIE sTATEnoF IOWA. sl9h9 -
+" q Museutins County 20 '''aJ siil a

= Mn Sc o0anty ss;a III nj s5.7sss -
To The Ohfcsgo 4 Rock Island Railroad Company:
NOU are hereby notified that the re will be OF e
Or before the first day Of August. A. D. 1858, in the
office of the Clerk of the District Court of Muscatine
county, State pa 10 wa petition of s. A. Boulke, as
plaintif, claiming of yeu deiendapts the sum Of
orty-four doiiars and forty three cents and interest
done to balsp Mer .handis occasioned by your
Iigence while transporting it carrier from
Chicago MuscaIine, about the seventh day OF
Jhly lSSfanA thet writ of attachment msy be issued
against YOUR goods and chattles not exempt from exc
Satfon. Oh 49, - al rs - I. ia TG h3EsGGT& IN
Now unless you appear thereto, and defend, on or
before Of the second day of he next of said
Court commencing thethird Monday Of October D.
1868 default will be entered against you and Judgment
~. y eHxNNA& ErzewALbs n
-, y Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Aug2sx 4w-prtsl fee s5... q = Z
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SHCoHD ADvRNrIsTs-ElderJ ]. V. Hines.
of Boston, closed . series of meetings on
Sunday evening last, in large tent erected
on Sixth street, near Oak. He holds that
the millennium, or second coming of Christ
described in the Goth chapter of Revelations,
is near at hand. being not farther distant
than 1853. But few converts were made to
the faith here. Elder HINES gees next to
Burlington. e-,ia
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PRovosr MARsHAL's OFFICE, ]
JECUNU DISTHICT UF IOWA a.
DAVENPORT, Aug. %, 1856;

DAvENPoRT, aug. ~, I563. J
EDITOR MuscArINE JOURNAL Please in
form your readers that the enrolment of this
District is now completed and can be exam
ined by all persons interested. Due notice
will be given when the draft is to be made,
y, which time leading citizens Of all parties
are invited to be present.
Very respectfully yours,
E<i.tt p. E. HALL,
Provost Marshal Cd District Iowa
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Attention. litter ii. n Wood buyers
VI" Extensive Sale of Wood Lands.

TIVE undersigned will offer at public auction the
i premises, in Louisa County, Iowa, on 40
f. Thursday SEPTEMBER 10, 1868,
large number Of tracts of valuable woodland, in
tion IA township Is N R 2 W., and known the
property Of the heirs Of the late Spencer Wilson, de
Said lands are the railroad, and comprise some
very valuable TIMBER and will be sold in ten acre lott
to the highest bidders. IlirL r.t ,,
as.-eseggssss TER M S. ss.sit-rs1
One half cash; balance n and two years, equa
payments with 10 per cent interest per sannum. F
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock A. NJ of each day..
Aug 2S -d1tW2w. 90. ,s ,..s. A. DAVIDSON.
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Provost Marshal I'd District Iowa

BURGLARfEs.-We learn Of a series Of bold
burglaries committed at West Liberty one
right in the early part Of last week
At one house, the residence of VIM. G. Evans,
Esq.,, the thieves pocketed about 5000 in
greenbacks. Several other houses were en-
tered and valuables extracted therefrom.
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|. ? . i Original Notice.

THE sTATI UE 1o"A' S. VI
To VIM Mitchell You ars hereby notified that there
will be on file on before the first day of September
~ D. $685. IN the efce of the Clerk of the District
Court Of Muscatne County, State of Iowa. petion of
Elisa kitchsu plaintiff. claiming of Jon defendant
Decree OF Uvores from the Bonds Of Matrimony and
also An Order oyidng for her maintenance, and CIV
ing her che Of your child, Cyrus Mtche
and CHI other relief to the Court may seem meet in
Now unless you appear therets and defend. be-
fore of second day OF the next term OF said
Court commencing on the third Monday OF October
D. 1863 default will be entered against you and judg-
ent rendered thereon, and decree entered prayed
in the said petition. r =
HANNA & FITZGERALD,
Aug. 2s-w4w.35. Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
ETtll =
LIST OF LETTER.
Fall Wheat.

nFTHE WHITE BLUE-STEM VARIETY, Hav-
NJ ing been spoken to by many farmers for Seed
Wheat this may inform all who read it tina have now
400 bushels Of the very best or Seed Wheat for SALE al
perfectly clear of any foul seed Those who wish
TO bay will do we'll call A fair sample of my
wheat may be seen White Ogilvie's store, in Mus
catine. ~ .is''liE 'fsta ffyt 7. WIDDIFlELO. 81
s, Ny residence ia 81 miles Northeast of Musca-
tine, on the telegraph road.
Muscatine, Aug. 70, 1858. dRw1t. Sc.
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The SOLDIERS PATCH. Quite number Of
people went out to the patch" yesterday, to
weed it. The work was done effectually.-
The potatoes are. id splendid Scohdition, and
the patch will yield well. We were presen-
ted with one last evening, and can testify as
to its soundness. Daily, 27th. = re
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Iowa Fairs.

FRev. F. W Evans, Chaplain Of the
s5th Iowa, has consented to address our citi-
Gems at fremont Hall, this { Friday evening.
Everybody is invited. 81 lS !. <51 :
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IxpRovSM ENT.-Th road on the Island,
over which teams will be Obliged to pass in
order to reach the Fair grounds, is being put
in complete repair. That portion, which has
heretofore been almost impossible, just below
South Muscatine, has been thrown up and is
now in good order. The remainder of the
road is as good as could be asked for.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-08-28
Wanted.-. Correspondence.

THOUR soldier boys, between the ages of Is and 20
II who have been in the army year, and are wilt
ing remain until the rebes suDdled wish to open
q Jurisprudence with some of the fair ones of Iowa
who are true blues, and yet in their teens Object
Mutual amusement until tho war ends. photographs
desired. sfs,a ~ aiIasf,s as,s ...a.r-t .1f
rs Girls, you can add many ray of sunshine to our
pathway. by addressing Hector T. Woods, PauI JONES'
Seth Norman, Will COPYRIGHT, Company I, 35th Iowa,
Sd Brigade, 3D. Division. 18th Army Corps cksburg,
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Book Agents Wanted,

ITO sell by subscription excellent Illustrated His
i tory Of the Rebellion, which is already brought
down the fall of Yicksburg aud Port Hudson. 1t is
in both Hngish, and German. Samples now ready :
Every family wants such work, and industrious men
do an business With it. Also agents for other
fully illustrated and rapidly selling works For
circulars with terms, address, HENRY HOWE, No. Ill
Main ST. Cincinnati, Ohio Oh i3 aug2S wit.