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1nnae Q,uk.

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Freedom in the Russian Army.

The officers as well as sub officers, o
the Russian horse guards, are subjrctt d
"a the most r,sornus discipline, and arr
required TO executr, oa horseback, wHl
all the nIaneuyres OF theatrical tages
trian.
One day an officer OF the Lancer guar
was going through bis exercise before The
Grand Duke, lie had performed all Ii,
usual evolutions IN The mos; satisfaction,
way, until, when in full ga,lop, he va,
suddenly ordered to turn. His horst
proved resllvc, and refused 20 obey either
bride or spur.
Tho command was repeated in tbun,
dering voice, and the officer renewed hi,
forts to make the horse obey it, boz
without etiocI, for The fiery animal con
timed 10 prance about in d, Gance OF his
rider, who was nevertheless An excellent
horscman.
The rage Of tie Grand Duke had vent.
ed itself in furious imprecaiions. ADD AL
present lrembed for the consequences.
Halt J he exclaimed, and ordered q pyr.
amid OF twelve muskets with fixed bayo>
nets to be erected. The order was in,
sianlly obeyel.
The ollicer, Who had by this time sub
dued the resllveness Of his horse, wa. or
derrd 10 leap The pyramid, and the spir.
lied animal bore his rider safely over il.
Without an interval Of delay, the ufllcer
was commanded to repeat the fearfnI
leal', and, 10 tue amsz mem OF all pres
ent, the Noble horse and his brave rider
stood IN safety on the o.hor side of The
pyramid.
The Grand Duke, cSasperattd at fad
ing himself thus thwarttd ia his barhar.
Gus purpose, repeated the order third
time. a general, who happened 10 be
present now stepped forward and inter
ced tor the paIdon Of the officer. Oh.
serving that the horse was exhausted
and that the enforcement of the order
would DE to doom both horse and rjd.,
TO n horrible death.
MS humane remonstrancc was not
only disreGarled, but vas punished with
tue immediate arrest uI the general who
bad thus presumed to rebel.
The word OF command was given, and
The horse and rider tor the thitd time
cleared the gluterns bayonets.
Rendered furious By these rensatsd
appointments. the Grand Duke *.
claimed for the fourth lime, To the l-b
about forward ? The command wa.
obey ed, aud for the fourth time the hor.,
ltapsd the pyramid, and then. With hi.
rider, dropped down Exhausted. tn,
ofiieer exlricaied himself from the .addls
aud rose unburt, tut the horse had both
lis fore legs broken.
The coontenance Of the ,fTicer W..
deadly pale, his eyes started wildly. and
hhs knees shook under him.
A deadly silence prevailed. as he nd {
'shctd to the Grand Duke, and laying h.
sword at his highness' feet. he thantrd J
hin' ~ ialiering voice, Tor the honor l.. Q
had enjoyed in the Emperor's fervice
i take back your sword said n
Grand Duke, gloomily. and are Won M,
aware oil the consequence of this undun.
ul conduct towards me ?
The officer was sent to the euard bo,ss n
lie subsequently disappeared. and n,
race OF him could be discovered. ?
This scene took place at st. Peter p
urg, and the facts are proved b, The ey. o.
ieues Of credible eys-viinesses.
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The Old Farm House.

Attic foot Of the hill, near the old red MILL
In quiet, shady spot,
Just peeping through, half hid from view,
Stands little moss grown cot;
And straying through the open door,
The sunbeams play on the sanded floor.
The easy chair, all patched with care,
l. placed by the old hearth stonei
With witching grace in the old fireplace
The evergreens are strewn.
And pictures hang on the wh.tened wall,
And the old clock ticks in the cottage hail.
More lovely still, on the window sil,
The dew eyed flowers rest,
While mid the leaves on the moss grown cave
The martin builds her nest
And all day long he Summers breeze
l. whispering love to HE bending trees.
Over the door all covered DER
With a sack of dark green baize,
Lies a musket old, whose worth is told
In the events Of other days;
Aud the powder flask, and he hunters horn
Have hung beside it for many a morn.
For years have fed with noiscIess tread,
Like fairy dreams away,
And left in heir fight, all shorn Of his might,
A falher-old and gray;
And the soft wind plays with his snow white
hair,
As the old man sleeps in his easy chair.
In az The door, on the sanded floor,
Light, fairy footsteps slide,
And a maiden fair, with golden hair,
Kneels by The old mans side
An old oal, wrecked by The angry Storm
While the ivy clings to It's trembling form;
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Lookout.

The following stirring poem was cent Ivy ID
Megs, Philadelphia, "a her of Gen. VI. c. Mel"
whose vivid deScfip ioA Of the Balle in IN
Clouds. hHs become classic, 10 his son. wi h
note, in which he says: ~ nv verse WC
worthy ol being Pre-. cned TO Gen. Hookc
should be glad TO give thcm to him, n th
blessings Of ana old man who has many im
iul aud proud Of he honor with which his ljt,
has been crowned
Left, right len, riehtl-
LET, rght!-Narch!
Steady, men So
For scnt we 20
To rescue orr country rom tyrant and foe
Not a word, my good mcn-not a sound,
save The tramp Of your tread,
Til Won Win the m9unans Iopuiv-t r,i1,,,i,
Where trenches and bulwarks sand circliug
them round.
Nor u shout no huuah
Not q musket shot,
Nor The scream Of a she'll
As ncUeryou draw;
Not a tlRmpcl'> bhre
Nor a b1eics HojC,
TIL blind y h he dazc
OF yOur bJyOue IS blaze
Your loud hurlh shall sound heir kncll
Left, lish,i left, f'ghii
Steady, We lCcmen So
Now forward we 90,
Rushing DER aba is, breast work and wall,
Victorious in riumph DER >lvefy's Gan,
Shouting paans. 10 TO OF" glorious stars!
Hntfahing load aa hems 10 The Red, White and |
Blue,
AS they fy with their bright consteliadon-ofI
light,
ProeIaiming to traitors aud ivrants IN flight,
That "Victory the Winglcss" dwei- ever with
you. -HaPer's Weekly.
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CERTIFICATES or CURES.

From eight TO twenty years standing, with
names known to SCIENCE AND FAME.
For Medical Properties of BUCHU, see Dis
pensdtOry Of the United States
See Professor DEUEES' valuable works on
the Practice of Physic.
See remarks made by the late celebrated DR.
PHHSICK, Philadelphia.
See remarks made by DIR. EPHRAIM MCDow-
ELL, celebrated Physician, and Member of The
Royal College of Surgeons, Ireland, and pub
llshed in the Transactions of the King and
Queens journal.
See archaeological Review published by
BENJAMIN TRAvERs, Fellow Of The Royal Col
ege Of Surgeons.
See most of the late Standard Works on Med
iCine.
Ertract Buchu, 500 pr bottle, or sir for S. 90
SarSapG'7Ha, 90 - 90
Improved Rose Wash 50 90
Or half a dozen Of each for Sl2 90, which will
be sufficient to cure the most obstinate cases. if
directions are adhered to.
, Delivered to any address, securely packed
from observation
. u Describe symptoms in all communica
lions. Cures guaranteed. Advice gratis.
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CONTEMPORARIES NOTICE.
AMOS KNIVES ESTATE.

1T " nv Y u y FN{IIE
hh SUBSCRIBERS having been appointed b,
- 'ne non Probate Court for the District O
Orleans, Commissioners to receive en-, -,
anu ADJUST all ella msaud demands OF a a ncy.o
asanst the estate Of AMOS KINNE. Iate ol
Coventry, IN said district. deceased ron
resented inso'yen,, and The term OF * mon'b
rom lhe ON day OF January, 1861, being al
ceased, 10 exhibit aud prove their re>ner,i i've
claims before us: 0''' ~
oFe no. ice, hat we viii si,end 10 fbe duties
o, our appointment at The dwelling house OF
Mary Ann Kline, in Coventry, IN said diSirict
on Tue last Tuesdays Of February and june
said days. II VI
IRA BoYNTON, 10,
JOB GUILD. (ComDitS.
Coventry, January IL, A. d. 1864. Saw
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Carriages and 9leighs.

ONLY one buggy, one express, and two lam
" Der wagons, now ON hand and hey Will be
sold CHEAP for CASH
lot OF new SLtfGIS. in good style, witt be
ready before snow dies. Those ia want VIII do
well to call and examine.
Particular attention given 10 repairing and
painting either .leishs or vi CONS Send ihem
M and they shall bee ready when waited.
Custom work still done in The blacksmith
shop by IRA DAVIS, in the most approved
manner Horse shoes of all bic, all rcJdg to
u.il on. CHAS. A.JMAESU.
Ctaa,bury, Oc.l2 lSJ3.
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READ WHAT the AGENT SAYS ABOUT TIL
REMARKABLE CURE or HIS WIFE,

CNDLhhILL, VI, MAY 0, 1907.
MEssRs. A. /. ScovIIL & Co.
Deay Siys Please forward me- by expire,
a suppiy q DIR. HALLS BALSAM for tho
Lungs.
The sale Of the medicine, which has been good
ever since have kept it, is constantly increa-
sing.
1 can recommend it, as l have tried il in my
own family. My WIFE, VINO WAS GIVEN "
BY coUNcGL oF Our BEsT PHYsIcIANs, As
BEING IN THE LAST srA0rs or CONSUMPTION,
f0as completely cured by using TWO bottles. For
several weeks she had not been able to sit up or
speak aloud.
Truly yours,
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VERMONT STATE RnNns.

HE Undersigned Is prepared TO sell limited
i amount Of six per cent. STATE nonds 81,
500 each, payable with coupons semi-annnail,
IN Boston, and due LIST OF December. 1874 AZ.
plicdtion for these Bonds can be made bv mb,I
OF otherwise, TO J. 3. PAGE,
State Treasurer
huisho, january IA, 1865. IS
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ISAiC GOLFERS ESTITE.
- FATE OF VEFk9s g

| - orleans District, Sc
In Probate Court, held at Irasbnrrh, with
ahd for sud district, ON the 18Th day Of Janua
| ry, A. D. 1854:
Josiah B, Whcelock, executor Of the last vii
and testament Of ISAAC COLLIER. larc oI
coventry, IN said district deceased, tesIatr. pre-
| senlS ms administration account for examina.
ron and allowance, aud makes applicai ion for a
ceased. W vac
Whereupon, i is ordered by said court, that
SAID account and said appicao on bc referred no
session OF said court 10 be held al The prohgi @
oI1ce IN said lasburgh, on he 30 h dav OF Japu-
airy, A. d. 1861 for hearing and decision Ihcrcop.
Auu It Is iur. her ordered that notite hereof be
gwen 20 a. persons Interested, by publication of
ne same hrcc weeks successfully In The O,5e0Dy
Ladepead at Standard, a newspaper pubIi>bc, n,
iIa>en'sh. previous 70 said lime appointed for
heJrns lat they may appear at said time and
pla'e' ana show cause, if any they may have,
why said account should moi be allowed and
such decree made.
4.5w CHARLES I. VAIL, Register.
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AFFIDAVIT.
Personally appeared before me an Alderman
or the city of Philadelphia, II. T. HELMBoLD,
who, being duly sworn, doth say, his prepara-
tlons contain no narcotic, no mercury, or other
injurious drugs, but are purely vegetable.
II. L. HELMOBLD.
Sworn and subscribed before me. this 23d day
of November, 1850. W.P. HIBBARD.
Alderman, Ninth-street, above Race, Phla
Address letters for information in confidence.
II. T. HELMBOLD, Chemist.
Depot l0i South Tenth-street, below Chestnut
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10000 DOLLARS REWARD

m i, ,sti,,,oto,l tl,t ia mn norsons an, ornn
Ii, H., t Iqito Stfs ,lrb c,n,"n,,fi
and Prnfessn,, khcrt, saws ihat a vast MINNIE
- No.. ,,Id Ie ta,cJ 6y The timaiv rsa y
" l,r, - ,,r,'o' re,,.,1,'
mp SAM strit,es at root a
ma i.ni.a ,,r o.cr and snrb !. its suredv Of
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PAPER HANGINGS.
PUBLIC BENEFIT.
JOHN D. WORTRIYGTON

! Is my agent for Irasburgh, who will keep ON
n manu- constant supply for those who can mske
me. -''' man Vi
Barton, April -. Isss.
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BLACIxSMTHING
AND
RSE-SHOEIlNG

TANES w. FIELDS is alive yet and
still holds forth At his well known shop
ready to accommodate and to benefit the public
with his uuequalled work, either in maxim.
new things or repairing old ones. He Ia, been
n lrasburgh for many years and his work !,
well known, and wherever known il satislic.,
.or people that come once are sure to come
vice.
kSE-sEH0EING done at short
notice and in the best possible manner He
has a Sheer that cannot he beaten in excellence
1fwork in Orleans COunty-ifindeed he can be
equalcd.
u Everything taken for pay--ercept money
lrasburgh, July y, 1868. 30ly
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Blackwood's Magazine
And the
BRITISH REVIEWS,
Prices CHEAP A. EVER,
TO THOSE WHO PAY PGOMPTLY IN ADVANCE.
POSTAGE REDUCED.

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lquCnce Of The e00,m Ol3 rise in thcpricc of Pm
per and o, general advance in all o her eN
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Their publications, we shall continue, for th'
year 1864, to furnish ours comDiete, as here oloic
al Tie old rates, viz
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POSTAGE.
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y no" ONLY 4f'}-s crNTsA YEAR roR1HE.
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HELmB0LD's ROSE WASH.

An excellent Lotion for Diseases Of Syphilitic
Nature, and as an injection in Diseases of Tho
Urinary Organs, arising from habits of dissina-
ton, used ia connection with the Extracts Bu-
chn and Sarsaparilla, in such diseases as recon-
meuded.
Evidence of the most responsible and reliable
character will accompany the medicines.
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WILCOX & GIBBS
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE,
Price with IlemmCr aud Fellef $40 TO SlOO,

THE WILCOX g. GIBBS Family Sewing
L Sewing Machine, is the best Machine, with.
OUT regard to price for Family Sewing, Braiding,
Hemming, Telling, Tucling, Cording Ii forms
fiat, even scam, which will not rip in wear even
when cut at frequent intervals, and makes the
highest and most elastic scam, for Full Cloth, OF
any Machine stitch
A peculiar feature Of this machine, which de-
serves particular attention, is a PATENTED DE-
VICE, which prevents the possibility of setting
the needle wrong-and one which prevents the
Machine being turned wrong.
The Wilcox & Gibbs Hcmmers and Fellers
are the only real practical Hemmers in use, and
are worth one half Of the price of the Machine
over all others for family use. They form a mar
row, light hem or fell, far nicer than can be done
by hand.
The feed has no tendency to draw soft, light
goods down into the machine, but will sew Linen
Cambria perfectly.
Ii is acknowledged by all who see or use this
Machine that it is the easiest to learn TO use and
keep in order Of any Machine made.
u Send for a circular
JAMES Z
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JAMES WILCOX, Manufdcflyer,
sos BrnadMnY n Y
JUST ARRIVED.
LIBERATION,

II HIS certifies that have given my son, SYI-
i VESTER d. GRAVES, his time, during
his minority, and shall claim none of his wages
nor pay any debts Of his contracting after this
date. G. W. GRAVES.
A. A. EARLE, Witness.
clover, Jan. 9, 1894. l7g-
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LADIES FURS.
CLOaKS, CL0AXlRGS AND SHAWL 6

consisting Of Fitch, Ru. sian and Spanish SJb'c
a2d new and fashionable style OF RUsSIAN
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DECLINE Or CRAgaE OF LEE.

SEE SYMPTOMS ABOVE.
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT
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DER " GOODS

for men and boys wears gLo, 10 our gent
assortment on
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IrITESNETURE

l'.o kent ON hand al his shop.
Nouh C'a.t,hury, Dee. 10, 1869.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-25
GATE CITY.
THURSDAY. AUG IS. &
Gen. Raslc.'s Canal.

Mention has severed times been made
10 the dispatches from the James river,
to the cutting Of canal across the Pc
ninsua at l'utch Gap, by General But.
lers fore 8. The j lanes river makes an
extraordinary bend at point beginning
Some miles below Dfury,s Bluff, and forms
a peninsula Of which the river circuit is
than third OF mile in width. The Pc
ninsula is known as Farrar's Island. Uu-
der the lee OF The Island have been sta.
toned the rebel gunboats. and at various
points vi the rivers course about it are
sunk the Instructions to the channel. To
cut canal through Dutch Gap will leave
the rcbe 4 ct igh and dry in the old
river b d-supposiug they choose or are
forced TO remain-aud will open a new
channeLbeyond Instructions. 1t is SAID
that above this poi.t there are TO obsta-
cles except Fort Darling TO the passage
of our tlset up to Richmond.
The rebels are endeavoring, by an en-
fila,.ing Gre from their gunboats aud from
the high ground at Howlett's Landing.
to stop the laborers engaged IN cutting
the canal, but at the last account the work
was going rn, and water, it is expected,
will be let 10 this week. The bsnk TO be
cut through is over titiy feet high. The
canal is to be about eighteen feet deep,
which will float the largest vessels We
have on the James riyer.-[ Chicago jour
nal.
sg Six or eight weeks ago the Cop
perheads were full of the intention If
Eliminating General Grant for President
But their time has wonderfully changed
siuce then for some reason. A the Nc
Cieilan demonstration in New York. the
aliusiops of the speakers to General Grant
were rece ID with Grams" The New
York Worid's report is interspersed with
sach paren;heses as these, at the mention
of General Grants name-'sgreans and
cries of the butcher, the butcher, great
excitement, groans for Grant and LIN
coiu, '-s'reaev ed cries Of Giant, the
butcher Oae speaker remarked that
''lt General Grant had bagged the army
Of Lee. aud put down the rebellion, be
might have been President of the United
States," aud many voices" cried mo,
nesel - d., &c.
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ta- TIE prrSen, Yell of the Crotoh
river is q GOO, 900 gallons per dav. while
the daily CONSUMPTION of water is 80 000,-
600 gs!lons per day in New York. being
deficiency Of ooJ oUo each day. How
much l.nger viii this stream continue to
furnish pure water to the painting. pent.
up thousands nf the mssropoli.y WHAT
calamity 10 New York should il fail J
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TF w. are to have royal visitor
The kmg of B yAria is coming to this
country. lie will travel incogait,-whicb
means, in the yal dictionary, that no
one save the newspapers, and tie gossip,
and the hotel aud steamboat folks, are &c
know where he goes, and when.
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s9- Boston dealers in sugar, coffee,
beef, punk aod butter complain tina, they
do not s-ll more than one-qasrter the
quau .ity they did six months ago. They
should be more moderate III their prices.