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he Troy, y. y. DAILY EIig-an able
and independent Republican paper-in
speaking Of nAe ccena.ion.' (amalgama-
ton, Gays: We dare say that our readers
will be surprises rs we are 20 learn the ex-
tent TO winch th;s disgusting theory finds
advocates among the extreme aeo!itioists,
and how far and how fast it is becoming q
prominent article in their creed
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I've friends meeting, ons remarked, |
have just met man. who told ne look
ed exactly IKE Won Toll ME who it was
that ] may kreck him, replied bis friend
" Don't trouble ycurself, said he, "a | aid
TIA. myself a'-oECe"
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OTTAWA ACADEMY.

SET offer All the advantages of First Glass ssni-
w nary. Rare chance for Practical BOOK keeping,
Ancient Modern. and High English Language, Philoso-
rhy. Chemistry, surveying, Drawing, Painting and
NIsic Four experienced Teachers. Studonss taken at
all tines and charged fer Of the Certia-
Gates given to Teachers. Apparatus for Experiments
Fail Term, Ii weeks opens August 81.
Winter Term, IA weeks, opens December J.
Spring Term, IL wee4s opens Marche2
Send Tor q. Circular.
Cook & Clovsr's Block. Rooms enlarged
NJ A ARNOLD, Principal.
OTTAWA Amount 1913
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sDEFsE Tor Sale.
TIE CLIFFORD GROVE FARM. CONTAINING

THE CLIFFORD GROVE FARM, CONTAINING
epnA ACRES Of Prairie land and 10 Acres OF Tfa-
DOV Der, situated in the town OF Eagle, l6 niiea
from Ottawa ard 10 miles from Fonica and Wenona, !
is offered for sale At reasonable price, long time.
$50 acres Of said farm under CJ.tiystiOn. Ii has
good .wo story house, canary. stables, &c with
coed orchard, and al enclosed with fence. Would
make capital STOCK !1rl. Eng lire of
CHARLES CLIFFORD, the premises, or
z Feh 20-5w- T. A. SHERWOOD, Ottawa.
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Flax Sesd

I HAVE quantity of Flax Seed for Gale at my Seed
l. Room, at the Warehouse, suitable for sowing pu.
rposes.
March 12.-Sw* RLIAS RICHARDSON.
Exchange Mill-.Speclal Notice.
N OTICB IS HEREBY GIVEN, That this dav INV in.
~ terest in the Exchange Mill expires. All persons
indebted to me, BY book account otherwise are
quested to call Immediately and settle, and void fur
her trouble. can be found At the Mill the next
few weeks.
In returning thanks to friends for past lber
patronage would say that my son Jeremiah who
as bee with in the Mill for the two years and
John r. Bell my Miller for the last year and "a hal IT,
are going torun the Mill under the Arm of Sa
Bell, who will always be founp sand ready to az
conmodate al who may favor tn with a call.
Ottawa, March 10th, I66i-Sw L. r. SAMPLE
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RApA FOR SALE

. FgSGE iaad known tie Irwin FARM, is now Of
4 fered for sale. 1t lies ABOUT two miles north OF
the city Ottawa and is desirable. farm there
IS in the county being nearly all under cultivation and
handy m.rkgt.
The whole farm contains about 200 acres. rh whole
! or part viii be soid to suit purchasers.
Long time i'll be given Tor the greater part Of the
purchase money. For particulars impure OF
I f,byom JOSEPH O. GLOVER,
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Scientific Gardening.

AUGUST FiEDLLR, Pts'essi0TG' GGrd,aer, 90,
NFFEnS his services 70 the citizens Of Ottawa
~ professional vine dresser, orchGrdst, and garden
or Having al Lis lie been in this business he is
pared - 40 such pruning and grating fruit
trees attending tn cir Diseases cutting and dressing
grape Ines laying OF parterres flower gardens, &c
Residence on La Sale street, opposite the Catholic
church. Fob GOT
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Gen. Grsut is on a vi5i. IL the Army Of
the Potomac 1t Il understood taat ne
is opposed 70 any further attempts to
enter the Coa;sseracy until Richmond
shall have teen captured, and the opinion
is expressed that ne viii command tie
next movemen. against tie rebel capital.
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NEGRO MoRALiTY.-It is said that in Port
ALL Prince, Hayti. there are only six mar
ried couples. The population Of the place
is fifteen thousand. The moral capacity
fthe African, under the high instruction
OF the moral SUPERVISION of the Caucasian,
may be seen IN this pregnant fact
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List of articles contained in box No. |,
prepared Uy the otter Creek Soldiers
Aid Society. II white shirts, : calico
shirts, 10 sheets, / pairs Of pillow slips,
pairs OF drawers, 9 towels, II pocket hand
kcrchief-. FIVE pairs Of socks, 4. lbs drisd
plumbs, lbs or dried apples, ) cake.
toilet soap, FIVE fac combs, one bum
die Of rags, II paper.
Mas 5. \. LAgKIy, President,
y1Rs. a. .lgssn, ..c.t.-L
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ROBBERY AT ToxieA - The Union Store
At Tonica, 10 this county. was broken ope II
on Tuesday night, TIE safe broken into
with cold cbisels, and $1,000 in money la
ken cut. The store company lose $1,000
the rest belonged to other parties who had
deposited with them for safe keeping
Dectiyes are On the track Of the rob
herr
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A certain doctor was choir.leader. One
morning the hyan given out by the min
lister commenced with the following line
with hyssop purge thy servant, Lord"
Tho doctor pitched the tune, and led
off; but broke down before finishing the
line. He tried a second asd third time
with the same result, when wag on the
ground floor rose in his pew and turning
his face upward to the choir, exclsimed
Try some ether airo, doctort
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drunken fellow sitting on the steps OF
church in Boston, the cold wind blow
Ing ch!!lingly around the corner "Ifheaven
Shie) tenpers the wind to the (hic) shora
lamb. / wish the lamb (hic} was on this
corner"
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A man advertises FOR competent per.
son to undertake the sale of new med.
icine," and adds that 1T will be profitable
to the undertaken" No doubt of it.
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Secretary Chase has written letter to
a member of the Ohio Legislature. with
drawing his name from the Presidential
oanva1a
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Valuable City Property
FOR SALE

fTyHE following valuable property in the city OF
Il taxa is offered Tor sale on the lowest terms;
Lots and in Biock 2, Railroad Addition to Ottawa
Lots IA and 49, in Block Is, in Ottawa Centre, with
dwelling honse s,tt barn.
And lots ~ and I3 in Block IA in Ottawa Centre it'll
q dwelling house Zach.
Terms part cash and part On time, or otherwise as
may be agreed on. MICHAEL NAIGHER.
Ottawa, San 10, IS6l-tf
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my lord" said the foreman of a Welsh
jury, when sivingin their verdict, I'VE find
the man that stole the mare not guilty"
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SrATE or ILLINOIS, LA SALE CouSrr-CiscCIT
- Court OF SAID CorSTY, TO JCsg Tank, d 1861.
Dorothy Sehmick o.. Christopher sehmck-Bnl 'or
Divorce.
II appears from affidavit file in the office the
ERIK Of said Court, that the dr'eCdant. Chrisot
scbmek, Is resident Of the State OF Illinois and
said complainant Dorothy schmiek, baving filed her
bin OF complaint herein and summons having been L.
sued therein according 20 law
Notice, therefore her sby given to said defendant
Christopher Schics, tina: unless you be and appear
before .sd Court. On the first day OF the said jane
term th- ~, &c holden the Cocrt House in Ott-
wa. in said county, the second Mouday q June,
y s6i q hen and where said summons is rSturnaDe)
and plead, answer, deulur except 70 sGch Dill! the
Til be taken er confessed against you. and the
matters and things therein prayed for desreed accord
iagiy. Abilene Moons clerk.
Ottsw. March :, 1867. c. II. HOOK. Deputy
GAY AVERY BUsHsELL, CoapIdinGHts S1tictt2rs.
EsTRAY N0TICE.-DARK BAY MARE
II and COR Taken - - John sllTa1, in The 'e~n
81 Oits "a. baTS Bay Mare and Szcairg Colt The
Mare ad il tee forehead, white hind Leg
and sb0u; four years Old. Mare and Col; valued
a. $50 :. RAYMOND, Clerk.
Ottawa. ,fAreh IiIh. 1884.
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LOST

LOST
IY the subscriber, at Otter Creek, on Friday Feb
- ruary 26th, ls64.a BARK BAY MARE, six yoars
old, small and slender without any white whatever:
had on leather halter. Sine suppos have
from Otter Greek towards ottawa town of Serena
who're shu raised. Whoever may take her up will
be literally rewarded by informing
PETER JOHNSON,
Or by leaving information at the Store OF
HULL THOR ON,
March 18th, 1S64-Swf Ottdtro ~
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|,
Tltre, Albert +. Dow, Thomas X. Courtney
A akn y. Smith, John Hoban and John Ceilings
wei declared duly elected Directors of the Board
of Gu,ation of the City of Ottawa.
d m,ton of Wood
1Ieed, That the City Clerk be directed to draw
ordy IN the City Treasurer in favor of the judges
andkl.rks of the election held March ist far
O5notion of Walker the following named per-.
son,Ivere duly appointed judges of the city cleo
tio,!.o be held aarch 2Ist 1864:
III ward, John Vette, c. II Ward and Dennis
Wish.
award, Hople yDrew, WIN. Palmer and James
al ward, Timo.y Slsttery, Allen Fisher and
Join Murphy.
and Henry EichelbSer.
s.h ward, Patrid Hayes, Ulick Bourke aud
Feed A. Nitchlem.
7th ward, Moses lCalkins, Benjamin F. Boyle
and Nathan Stackpol
; On motion of Dirsick the. following named
pIaces were designation holding said elections:
LIST ward, School Ease.
2d I" School Hse.
Sd 8. Court Hoe.
4th Everett Ase.
18th Schaffer tse
9th School Hqe.
7th Illinois Ri House
On motion of MURPHY
ordered, That the but box belonging TO the
4,h ward be repaired urf the direction Of Aid
Eennell.
On motion Of Wood.
Ornered, That the mattkf procuring suitable
person to tend Madison 81 bridge, was referred
70 the Street and Alley coittss, with power to
Get.
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PASSAGE FROM DER TO THE
GID COUNTRY
Black STAR Line of Liverpool
Packets, or by Stea ;,lcrs.
Ealing from LveapooI the 1st s.h, 9th and 2Ith
o. each Month.
From New IoTk every tenth day.

Parties intending send FOR their friends from tho
ora Co.u ry can have them brought without delay
ly tbs Original Black Star Line first class packet
slips, Steamers from Liverpool and Renittances
made to thea az the lewest rates on application to
DAN'L {. 0'KASE, igent,
January 20, Tc6i--3m Ottawa Ill.
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Dissolution.

TN consequence of the necessary absence Of Or. Nc
Arthur, Surgeon for this Dis trict. the
ship heretofore existing between the under il
this day dissolved By mutual consent
C. HARD. 81. n.
Ottawa, Jan. I, 1864. Il. NJ. MACARTHUR, ". d.
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REAPER AND MO WEIR,
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Parkers Patent Corn Shelter Mills Cider Mills Horse
Powers Steam Engines Mill Gearing castings of al kinds &c
Ottawa
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DOEE AT SHORT NOTICE
Having superior facilities for Manufacturing, and
using none but EXTRA quality o. material IN
years experience ia this place in the Manufacture Of
every variety OF sckles, Mowiu. Knives &c think
can guarantee better article, in finish and quality
than can be got elsewhere for the money.
i am selling Cheap thc Cheapest and as good
as the best, and having large stock on hand can Ct
you out at the shortest no.ice in good shape
large lot of Steel Ba ca ed Sckles on hand which
are much liked for their strength and durability.
Refnc1aber bet,ceen TIE city and Ed0ls NiHs
Ottawa March L. 1864. L. D. SWEETSER.
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Ottawa, August 81, 1858.
Ottawa House for Sale.

= OFFER MY WELL KNOWN AND POPULAR HOTEL
for sale on reasonable terms with the Furniture II
net srl by the first April, will Rent it aud sell the
Furniture. ,, No., 10
tan containing 100 Acres, well improved, with the
stock and Farming Tools, without. Enquire of
o. H.. BUELL.,
February q, 1S64-tf OftQ,ca Houss.
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BY SAWYER & BURR
= oct Y.
{" Am I for Peace ? Yes :"

Hon. Daniel 5. Dickinson, that grand old demo-
erat of New York, being written to by Il lady and
the inquiry made of him Il ho wa. for peace, re
turned this ringing reply Iron Platform.
For the psrcc which rings out from the cannon;
throat,
And the suasion of shot and she'll,
Till rebellion's spirit is trampled down
To the depths of its kindred hell.
For the peace which shall follow the squadron,
tramp,
Whore tho brarcn trumpets bray,
And drunk with the fury of storm and strife,
The blood red chargers neigh.
For tho peace that shall wash ost tho icrroas
stain
OF our kavery-foul and grim-
And Oh all suuder the fe;teTs which creak aud cank
On tho down-trodden black mans limb.
/ will curse him a. traitor. sad false Of hesIt.
Who would shrink from TIE conflict now,
And will stamp it with blisteEing, burr ins brand
On his hidoJus, Cain-like brow.
Out of the way. with your spurious reace
Which would make US rebeillous slaves;
We will rescue our lant from the traitJrous grasp
Or cover it over with graves.
Out. out of the way with your knavish schemes,
You tseabling and trading pAeii
Crouch aeay in the datk like = sneaking hound
That its master had beaten back.
You would barter the fruit Of our nthcr's blood
And sell out the Stripes and stars
To purchase place wlth reb,tlioHs yetes,
Or escape from rebeili0ns scars.
BY tho Widows vail by the mothers tears,
By the orphans who cry for bread
BY our who fell, we will never yield
Till rebslliou's soul is dead!
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Mr.. HOLMAN said, inasmuch a. the frs,
resolution was adopted, the second res.
oluton was of no particular moment, and
therefore he moved to lay it upon the
table.
Mr.. CoLFAx was willing to Withdraw
it by unanimous consent.
Oa cctions were made on the Opposit.
on side.
Mr.. VOORHEES, said it was time these
disgraceful proceedings were brought te
il close.
There was much confusion at this time
The second resolution is as follows
That the SPEAKER read this resolution
namely, the one already adopted, to the
said ALEXANDER LoNG during the session
Of the House.
The second resolution was. on motion
of Mr.. HOLMAN, laid upon the table ; II
again 60.
Mr.. CoLFAx then mvel tn previous
question on the preamble, under the op-
Grafton Of which it was agreed to.
The preamble sets forth, substantially
that ALEXANDER l.oSG, representative
from the Second District of Ohio, by his
open declaration, in the National Capitol
and dy publication in New York, has
shown himself to be in favor of the
recogr iton of the so-called Confederacy
now trying to establish itself on the ruins
of the country, thereby giving aid and
comfort to the enemy in their destructive
practices, and to the traitors against the
Government within our borders, by ass.
urances of their success and affirmations
of the justice of their cause and that
such conduct is incompatible with his dnty
as a member Of this body.
The above preamble was agreed to by
the following votc-yeas. rs; nays, G3 :
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SOMETHING To BE THANKFUL FoR.
The hat was passed around in certain
for the purpose Of taking up
collection. After it had made the cir
cult Of the church it was handed to the
minister, who by the-way, had exchanged
upits with the regular preacher, and he
found not penny in it. He inverted
the hat over the pulpit cushion aud shook
it, that its emptiness might be known,
then raising his eyes toward the ceiling,
he exclaimed with great fervor, " thank
God that l got back my hat from this
congregation"
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WHAT OUR PARLoR SHOULD BE. Ike
Marvel { Donald &. Mitchell has pcnned
many touchngly beautiful and lorg-to-be-
remembered sayings, but the following is
among his latest and best:
"Don'c keep" solemn parlor, into
which you 60 but once month, with
your parson or sewing society. Hang
around your walls pictures, which tell
stories of mercy, hope, courf &C, faith.
and charity. Make your living room the
largest and most cheerful in the house.
Let the place be such that when your boy
has gone TO distant lands, or even when,
perhaps, he clings to single plank in the
lone waters of the wide ocean, the thought
of the still homestead may come across
the desolation. bringing always light, hope.
and love. Have no dungeons about your
house, no room you never open, no blinds
that are always shut"
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How He Cor THE ArpLE.-When

How He Cor TIE ArpLE.-When
the Hon. William--, now NJ. c.,
was a boy at school, his bench was shared
by an urchin named Mugs. The teacher
had instituted rule that any scholar seen
eating during school-hours should come on
to the floor and finish eating what he had
begun. to the metriment of his fellow
pupils. One day Bill brought Emo
large apple from home, and laid it on his
desk /; and so tempting was the fruit to
Muggs that, in consideration Of his best
slate.pencil, Bill promised him :" taste"
when he should eat it at recess. Not
many minutes after this Bills attention
was called another way, and Mugs,
watching the opportunity, took the apple
and purposely commenced munching it.
directly before the eyes Of the teacher.
" The young man who is eating an apple
come on to the floor and finish it," said
the thacher. Mugs obeyed with well-
feigncd reluctance, blinking at Bill under
the arm that shaded his roguish eyes.
while Bill shook his fist and vowed
vengeance the vary first recess.
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it is. He was ably represented on both
sides of this chamber.
Mr.. Cox moved to lay the resolution
to censure Mr.. Lone, upon the table,
This was disagreed to: yeas, 70; nays,
10.
The first resolution was then read,
namely That said Alexander Long be,
and he is hereby, declared to be an un-
worthy member of this House.
The resolution was agreed to-yeas,
so; nays, 70-as follows:
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NorcE TO SOLDIERS The War De-
partmeut has issued special Instructions
to Deputy Provost Marshals to arrest
soldiers and officers who over-stay their
furloughs. The order says.
Any officer or private whose health
permits him to visit watering places, or
places of amusement, or make social
visits, or to walk about the town, city or
neighborhood in which he may be. will be
considered ct for military duty, and as
evading duty by absence from his COM
mand or ranks
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aliatrlla nenus.
CONGRESSIONAL HoUSE OF REfI.E.
sENTArivEs, April "a. !
The House resumed the consideration

Tho ,Iouse resumed the consideration
&c ,h. rosoln,ion To cy,cl Mr. Laya.
~ Ron.rps af :, cw .Tsr.ae con.
,anJ.d III, srea s,,ceb had b,rn ro,os.
,;,a5 Iv ~. zc,n,.r5o Inv ot E5s.1al
From, tim. ;mmnmorial \ man has a
,;',h, her. 70 adyocgte z,e2 =t,aatri,,,., a.
iii hn,,., .,..or. Thirty ,o tlcnse,ye,
md no>,cr;,v lie va, not here t, vim.
,i;ca,n ,bc .cntimcnts ayowcl h? IL, Gen.
,'.r,,, from 0ho II. dIl not ,,y the
dav would not come when he would take
,hs sam. uounl. hnt If it dil he woul,!
a.s,.r. b;s .ent;mcnts aItboY \ nri.on
door. ,,5 rho H,.,;i. sLo,fa bc omen In
,s.a;ro hi, W. must h,y. r,ce.i nm nj
1chate and Of the nrc.s in ills eoautry
-, ve mn., b;5 f,rsvcll 10 libnrtv ii.
.ron.J -, I.nrti, 70 .b,w tba poe,,.ti,u.
,;on,I;tv or The measure which !, now
nro,oscd Nr Rodye,s snoke Of Gen.
Rnnrn.;do os ono or t6o f,na,;cs sn1 las.
po,s who were attemttine t, crush ou,
i;hor,r ,,I wbo ,yon'1 a. dawn to cnj.
less ncrd;,ion There we're men here who
-or. III. representatives of free con.
s,;,u.ncy NOT Of old Abe Lincoln. and
thew wonld exnress their o,iaions at all
hs,,rJs Won ara nat content with slam.
der;no y,lI.n1i,b,m and other trne ma.
,r;n,t GI;sses7 Cod hlrs. tbe exile-
U. nroxeI the arrows of heaven would
-, ~. h.ar, ac n. In, Va, oro
t.;na;na | .ald;srs bcra - keen old Abr,.
-, - Amor;oa TT h.;,,, on
"a - ~ g, " ~ ! tr.,.aa II .r;s - 49,.
Sa",La.n Gonf,j.r,cr ms :. NJ l,o,.r
ao"n..r or rann,J;o,,is,n hn. r9n
arohr and do.nn,,sm 90 he aid for
. a;:,oI,,,;on nf ,Le IIn;,n !, r-efaron,s
A. aw,r of oY,erm;n,t;on This f,.,,ri.
c;d., and rn;nons war shonA he stonnc
Ia wsn,a5 ,ho ITn;on a. on- r,tbsrs ~, l.,
:, ~. H. Nil, a,yo ~ no,ce and
- -. 'I IL, .',e n,a,.,7I ,Le ,fn;Nn Win
fl.rdrr r nena..ary or ,be I,n;on with.
o., !, ~
N, Co,v,v roc. - la,,,,d N. nrov;.
,,. aro.,;an
Mr prsn,vrov said ,brco or ro,r ron.
.,.n.n an ,bo onnos;,;nn Sil. Irsirrd to
.n"at " IT Tha Wv nray;ons r o,os,;o, ssonId no,
hs h-o,cb, ~ hc,r ~ emf off free sneecb
II. ,hsre,oro onne,isa ~ n, ceniIsmnn
No, 70 maIs ,hpt motion unti etbers had
ho., haara
A. CoIr,x rcnIio3 that lis heart was
a;.nosoS - ao.ada - tbo rconr.t bnt
nnbtl;c J,tv demanded that he should
wr.Is tho motion Tyenty.six speeches
h,ve been made and both sjd.s equally
ho.,d Tb.re wnrn fgtoen members who
W., desired to exnrcss their views, lie
oa,leJ attention to the fact that Joshua
n G,dJ;ngs was cInelled nm err the ore.
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ASKING TOO Much OF HER. A chap
down in New Haven had courted girl,
giving her large number Of presents, to
keep her admiration all right; but differ
enccs arose. and big squabble was the
result. Offended lover calls on Mary Anr.
and requests, that dress pattern, given
her last week. She passed over the de-
mandcd dry goods. I'm take that photo.
graph album, if you please She extract
ed the pictures. and returned the volumn.
Give me back that ring, No sooner
said than done, Now just want yon to
take out those teeth paid thirty dollars
for, and give them back to me, in about
four seconds = This was too much of
gum game and the female beat hasty
tesrsat
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CONSOLATION FOR THE MIsERABLEs.-
One to Sir.-There is no disease either
infections, organic, malarious, epidemic;
scrofulous, climatic, acute or infamatory,
but that ONE TO SIX bottles or boxes Of Dr..
Railways Remedies will give to the pats
ie1t satisfactory evidence OF cure; and
any advertised remedy that fails to do the
same, is unworthy Of public confidence,
and its use should henceforth be discon.
tinued AT ONCE. Let the patient, suffer-
ing with pain, either internal, or external
use RAILWAYS READY RELIEF mo matter what
may be the cause, Rheumatism. Neuralgia
Headache, Sore Throat, Pains in the back,
Chills and Feayer, Diarrhoea, Dysentery,
Bilious Cholic, or if Cramps, Sposms.-
Burns or Scalds, Bruises, reiei is immel-
lately experienced, and cure rapidly
follows:
DR.. RAILWAYS PILLS. Are like.
wise quick and thorough in their influence
in expelling disease from the system, for
all diseases where it is essential to use
purgative medicines; from one dose to
six boxes will effect thorough cure
Biliousness, Constipation. Indigestion,
Costivcness, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint.
aae cured rapidly; they do not afford
merely temporary relief, but effect a
thorough cure. No piles or tenesmus;
wrenching pains or hard strainins follows
their use
DIR. RAILWAYS CLEANSING SYRUP. Called
Renovating Resolvent. cures the worst
skin diseases, Scrofula, Salt Ehcum, Sores
Of all kinds, Sore Heads, and Venereal
Sores, Pimplcs, Blotches, &c by the nse
of from one to six bottles.