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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DR.. Cheeseman's Pills.

The combination OF ingredients In these Pills 10
the result Of long and extensive practice. They
are mild In their operation, and certain IN correct
Ing all irregularities, Painful transformations, re
moving all distractions whether from cold or 9TH
erwise, headache. pain in the side, palptation Of
the heart whites. all nervous affections, mysteries,
fatigue. pain In the back and limbs. &C., disturbed
sleep, which arise from interruption Of nature.
Dr. Cheesemaa's Piiis was the commence
ment OF new era In the treatment OF those irreg-
ulsritiss and distractions which have consigned so
many to a premature grove. No female can enjoy
good health unless she Is regular, and whenever an
obstruction takes place the general health begins
TO decline.
DR.. Cheeseman's pills are the most enectu.
al remedy ever known for all complaints peculiar
to Females. To all classes they are invaluabe.in-
dsetng rith certain y, periodical regularity. They
arc known to thousands, who havo used them at
different periods, throughout the country. having
the sanction OF some Of the most sninsnt Physi
clans IN Iasriea.
Explicit directions stating whom they should NOT
be used. with each box-the Price One Dollar per
Box. containing from 50 TO 90 Pills.
Pills sent o. maii, promptly, by RENTING TO the
Proprietors. Sold by Druggists generally.
HuTCHIN6s HILLYER, Proprietors,
81 Cedar street, New York.
II. II. Hsy 4 Co, Portland A. sawyer, Bidde.
ford. and s. 8. Mitchell, Saco, Agents. iyral
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In saco, juno II. Melviua, daughter Of Mr.
Daniel Dearborn, 8 yrs.
Drowned in Saco river, June 10, Charles N.
son Of Charles and Eunice Dame, yrs II mos
IL days. .- -
Also, same day, Eugene, son Of John Finns-
gan. Q yrs 3 mos s days.
Also, June II, q lad named Doherty, ~ yrs.
In Kennsbunkport, June %, Lieut.. Silas NJ:
Perkins, SD Ne. He was universally beloved
and respected.
Al Aiexsndria Mansion House Hospital, May
/. Peter Stacy. iith Me, formerly Of Waterloo
rough.
In Portland. June 10. Lizzie B. Grant Of Al
In Boston, June 8, Albert s.. son Of Albert
and Martha A Peyser, Of Ssco, 0 mos.
Died Of wounds received In the battle OF the
Wilderness, May 20, Harry J. Moore of Lyman,
% yrs mos ~ days. He entered the service
about the commencement Of the war from q
sense Of duty, and though twice wounded In
former battles, one ball still remaining In his
side. yet duty prompted him on to new scenes
Of yalor, till more severe wounds caused him
to yield up that life which he had conseerated
TO his country.
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THoRNDikE, Me-, April %, 1868,
DEAR SIRi A lady Of my acquaintance was
troubled with severe attacks OF sick headache for
a number of years, and could ind no relief until
she tried L. Y. ATWOOD'S Differs, which effect
ell permanent cure by the use Of one bottle.
Ny daughter was troubled with attacks OF severe
headache. and vomiting arising nom arrangement
of the stomach, which have been. cured by the uso
OF these Bitters, and have myself bean troubled
with dyspepsia, which has already been relieved
by this invaluable remedy. l always keep II on
hand as believe u to be speedy cure for all de-
rangvments OF the stomach and liver, and Tor 10
male complaints when arising ffom debility OF the
digestive organs. --..--..
Yours truly, CHAS. WHITNEY.
y-Bssars of coanterf,its and base imitatiens rifA
TIE same style, bottle and label, some 81 raieh are
s,gnsd .Mr y. instead Of l.. p. Atioood TAs gsnu.
inc IS signed r. l:eooi, and safeguard d2ainsl
Imposition bears aR EXTRA LABEL, eonntersigned ~
H. HAY, Portland, Me sole General dgenf.
For sale BY respectable dealers IN Medicine gsnsr
ally. Price % cents.
Bur a.. T." ArwooD's AND TAKE NO orHER.6m2a
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Portland and n. 7. Steamers !
sEMI.wEEKLY LINE.

The splendid and fa.t Steamship:
T.ocsst Pslns. Capt. Honnan, and
S1EHPstomac,C Capt. Sherwood, will, un.
q i71til further notice, run 20 follows
Leave Browns Wharf. Portland, every Wednss.
North River. NewY YORK, every Wednesday and Sat.
urday, at o'clock p. u. ~. L
These vesselsars fitted mp with nns accommods.
lions for passenger making this the most speedy.
New York and Maine. .-.f i-..r. ~.
Passage, a. 90, including Fare and State Rooms.
Goods forwarded by this line TO and nom hou
tresl, Quebec, Bangor. Bath, Augusta, Eastport
and IT. John. - y .a.l
Shippers arc requested to send their Freight 70
the Steamer rs early as3P II. on the day that they
leave Portland. .. s..E
For Freight or Passage apply TO
EMERY'& FOX, Browns Wharf. Portland.
II. Is. CR0MWELL& Co., No. 80 West street, New
York. 4.
Portland. Dec. I. 1859. 10
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THE GREATEST
DISCOVERY OF THE AGE.

Farmers, FAMILIES and other. can purchase nt
remedy equal TO Dr. Tobias veoes'sh Ln,Wsn.
scrs tsross toothsche. see sickness, cuts, burma
s~si,in,s' bruises, old sores, headache, mosquito
bites. pains 70 The limos chest S, S 60; Mdos'
thu, Z asked il trial. and uss Il according TO d.
rectiops.
and believe Il TO be the best article for which II Il
recomm uded that have ever used. For sudden
sttsck Of Group Il 10 invaluable. have no hesita
lion In Recommending IL for all the usesi proiosse,
10 cure have sold 10 for many years and 10 giyei
entire satisfaction. CHAS II. TRIMMER
Quakertown, ". j., May 8, ISIS.
Price % and 80 cents bottle. Sold by al drug
gists. Ofnce. So Cortlandt st.. New York. lm25
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MARRIAGES.

In this city. June 10. by Rev J E Baxter.
Mr. VIM. F. Marshall Of Saco, and Miss Mary
Fitzpatrick Of this city.
In Salem. Mass. June 70. by Rev G. G. Bea-
man, Mr. Samuel. g. Williston Of 8, and Miss
Gabrielle E. Patch Of Shapleigh.
In Saccarapps, June 10. by Rev n J: Brad;
bury, Melville J. Cram Of Westbrook, and
Miss Mary A. Raymond Of Lyman.
In Buxton, June 10, by Rsv Jos. Bartlett,
Alonso Libby Of Sacosrapps. and Miss Alice
Boothby OF B.
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A Gard IN Inxnlids.

A Clergyman, while residing in South Americs
as a missionary, discovered SAFE and simple rem
cdy for the euro Of Nervous Weakness, Early DE
cav, Diseases OF the Urinary and Seminal Organs
and the whole train OF disorders brought on by
hAneful and vicious habits Great numbers have
been already cured by this noble remedy. Prompt
al by deeiro 20 benefit the afiicted and unfortu
nate, will send the recipe for preparing and usns
Addrcsa JOSEPH r. IyMAN,
Station ID, Bible House,
am.l, New York City.
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8, T,--l860,..X.


Persons Of ssdsntary habits troubled with weak.
ness lasstuds palptatlon OF the heart lack Of ap-
petite, distress amer eating, torpid liver eonstipa.
ton, &C., deserve to suffer II they Will not try the
celebrated
PLANTATION BITTERs,
which are now recommended by the highest medi.
cal authorities. and warranted to produce IN imms.
dat. beneficial effect. They are exceedingly agree
able, perfectly pure and must supercsde all other
tones where healthy gentle stinulanti is required.
They purify, strengthen and invisorate.
They create healthy appetite.
They are an antidote to change Of water and diet.
They overcome effects N dissipation late hours.
They strengthen the system and enliyen rhe mind.
They prevent miasmatic and intermittent fevers.
They purify the breath acidity OF the stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diarrhea and Cholera Morbus
They cure Liver Complaint 4 Nervous Headsehe.
They make the weak strong, the languid bril-
liant. and are exhausted natures great restorer.
They are composed ofthe celebrated Calisaya bark,
wintergreen, sassafras, roots and herbs, all pro-
served in perfectly pure 81. Croix rum. For par.
tculars see circulars and testimonials around each
bottle.
beware Of impostors. Examine each bottle. See
that Il has our private U. 3. Stamp unmutilated
over the cork. with plantation scene, and our sig.
nature on fine steel plate side label See that our
bottle Is not realled with spurious and deeterious
stuff. Any person pretending to sell Plantation
Bitters by the gallon or In bulk, Is an in'postor
ANY person initiating this bottle, or selling any
other material therein, whether called Plantation
Bitters or not, Is a criminal under the u 5. Law,
and will he so prosecuted by us. We already have
our eye on several parties rehlling our bottles &C.
who will succeed In getting themselves into close
! quarters. The demand for brakes Plantation BIZ
ters from ladies, cergymen, merchants &C., Is In
credible. The simple trial or bottle Is the evil
dence We present OF their worth and superiority.
They are sold by all respectable druggists grocers
physicians hotels saloons. steam boats and country
stores. II. Ill. DRAhE ~ Cos
Iy9 202 Broadway, N. Y.
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srau,lreth's Pills:

BrRndrcths PtIIss
possess this quality In high degree. and should
be In every family. They are equally useful for
children and adults adapted to botn sexes, and are
rs innocent rs bread, yet most egssties as msdi-
ens.
The Hon. Jacob Beyers Of Springville. Ind writes
to DIR. Brandreth under date OF May II, 1861
al have used your Invaluable Vegetable Univer-
sal Pills In my family since ISIS tLey have always
cured even when other medicines were OF no avail.
have been the means OF my neighbors using hun
dreds Of dollars worth, and satisfied that they
have received thousand per ct. in blessed health
through their use They used In this region Tor
Bilious and Liver diseases, Fever and Agus, aud In
all rheumatic cases with the most perfect success
In fct they the great reliance In sickness. and
trust your venerable lilo may bo long spared "
prepare so excellent medicine for the use OF man.
. Please send me your lowest price by tho
gross"
by all respectable dealers In medicines. lm23
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Professional Notice.

Tho unprecedented success that has attended Or.
MORSE,S treatment 10y lnhalation) for affections
Of the Head, Throat and Lungs. has caused such an
increase OF professional business at has home, that
he obliged 20 discontinue his regular visits At
Saeo and Dlddsford lie will be happy 70 walt on
any CT his old fisnds and all others who may wish
70 consult him. at his residence corner Smith and
Congress streets, Portland, where hs may DO found
% kn times . . 70
Eairsnos No. asni.A stree, S-iyr
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY Z
Sir JAMES CLARKE's H
Celebrated Female pills /!

Prepared nom prescription Of Sir J. Clarke, n
D., rhysiei.n extraordinary 10 tho Queen.
This sell known medicine 10 no lmpositIoo lint n
sure and sAfs remedy Tor Female Difncultles and
Distractions nom any cause whatever, and. altho,
. powerful remedy. 10 contains nothing hurtful 10
the constitution.
49,, TO MARRIED LADIES
n n peeuliasly suited. II will In . short time,
bring on che monthly period with regularity.
In all cases OF Nervous and Spinal Affections,
Pain In the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight ex.
srtion, Palpitatiou OF the Heart, Hystsrica and
whites, thee Pills will eject cure whom all Other
means have fAilsd and, although powerfeI rem
sdy, do mot oontain Iron, calomel. antimony, OF
anything hurtfal 10 the constitution.
full Directions In the pamphlet around saeh
paehsgs. vhieh should BE- carefully preserved.
agent
~. lit and postage stamps enclosed to any
authorised agsnt. Will insurs bottle containing
over - pius. BY returu mall. Sold by all Drug
gists' JOB MOSES, ~ Cortlandt a., ny.
yio .fbafi sole uaitsd states ASsat.
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Cr,,,.d.r.,. Hair Dye!
colgAte's Honey SOAP.

This eslsorAisd rsiies sssp. In such universal
demand, Is made nom the chslcess materials, 10
Mild and esslilsss In IL nature, frasra.sly
scented, and extremely bsssaeisl In liz action
upon the akin. Forsais b. all Druggists and Fancy
0oods Dealers. iy6 Irn
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PORTLAND AND BOSTON LINE.
; U MINER (RRANcE MENTi

The splendid new ssa.going Steam:
en Forest City, Lewlstea. and
&e1xK MeatreaI,, win until further no
uhEEx1D tee run asfollowsi
Leave Atlantic Wharf, Portland. every Monday
Tuesday, wednesday, Thursday and friday, at 2
o'clock p. ~, and Central Wharf, Boston, every
Monday. Tuesday Wednesday, Thursday and Fs''
fsre-In Cabin, Si.2s. On Dock, Sloo.
N. b. Each boat Ia furnished with alargs number
Of stats Rooms, for the accommodation OF ladies'
taking this line. much saving VI time and sxpsnss
will DO made. and that the inconvenieuce or ar!t
wing In Boston ut late hours Of the night Will b
avoided.
The boats arrive In sesson for passengers 10 take
. The earliest trains out OF the city.
The Company arc not responsible Tor baggsgo 70
an amount exceeding $50 In value, and that person.
al unless notice 10 given and paid for at the rate OF
ono passenger for every $500 additional value.
Fl Freight taken a. usual;
Portland. Nov, %, 1868. <iH
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This Company offers peculiar fAcllities TO per.
sons intending to insure their lives In its saety
and stability acquired In It's fourteen years exps.
rienoe In IT, assets which (wthout it, capital OF
SiOo, O00) amount TO over three.qusrtsri Ut mil.
lion Of dollars, being more than two hundred thou.
and dollars IN excess Of ts liabilities Tor the rein.
sursncs Of all outstanding risk, 10 the facilities
presented In its accommodating system o. pay.
nsnts of premiums In the large number, diversi:
asd conditions and occupations, variou! ages and
ocslites OF the lives insured, giving the largest
reousts scope for the operation Of the laws OF ~.
errye mortality, and the amplest guaranty 70 the
Insured for the benefits thersofi In the division OF
profits, the annual apportonment OF when navins
Tor the past fourteen years averaged ferry per
ceut. Of the premiums paid:
Policies are Issued upon all the plans usual Win
Life Insurance Companies, and at as low rates a.
Il consistent with vlew TO equity and so!vency;
Parties desiring Agencies In towns There the
Company have none, and those wishing Travelling
Agencies within the New England States. will ap.
piy TO H. q. WILSON, 6s State Street. Boston, CIV.
Ing such reference or Information a. to age, pres.
emit and pd,t business, a. will enable him to form
Judgment In regard thereto. 3m2s
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There arc Meteor Inventions

That aash up for moment In the newspaper
and pass 10 oblivion. There are also grand dts
covsriss which take permanent hold OF public %
timatiou, and last feI az fims Prominent amons
the latter class stands
Crissadsrs's Hair Dye!
. vegetable preparation, harmless ~ water uhief
unpleasant hue, 70 . glorious black or enehactins
brown. Unique In It, competition and innliiois
In Its results 70 has achieved popularity with both
se.es with every class Of society, and In all part
OF tue world.
Manufactured by J. cRIsrADOR0, No. 9 Aston
House, New York. Sold By all Druggists. Ap-
piled by all Hair Drsssers. lm23
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DEATHS.

~. Notices OF deaths. not exceeding six lines,
inserted free those above that number Will DO
charged regular advertising rates.
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To Restore the Sick TO Health,

The blood must he purified. and all medicines
are useless which do not possess the quality OF
stimulating the blood to discharge Its impurities
Into the bowels.
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CreditOrs' Notice.

LII persons indebted to Joseph Edwards, Jr. arc
"A hereby notified that his demands have been len
at the ONCE of L. T. Mason for collection. On all
demands paid within two months from this date
no cost will be made. JOSEPH EDWARDS.
LYMAN. June 10, 1864. 3w2S
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NOTICE is hereby gwen that tho subscriber has
" been appointed Administrator OF the estate OF
Nancy d. Gerry, late of South Boston,
In the Commonwealth OF Massachusetts,, and has
taken upon himself that trust by giving bonds as
the law directs. All persons having demands
against said estate, are requested To exhibit the
same and all persons Indebted to said estate, are
called upon to make payment:
Dated the third day OF May, 1864. Is
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WEAXERS /!

WANTED, 10 or i2smsrt, intslli GENT cotton loom
w weayers 10 weave silk. Tho hours VI labor
are about ten, and the pay Is good. For further
particulars inquire Ut this Office, or addrrss let.
ter to ID. r. KNOWLES,
7wsgs South Manchester, Conn.
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G. H. SELLEA,

MO. I UNION BLOCK. has for sale . remark.
~ able Invention In Skirts. which will entirely
obviate and silence tho only objection TO the use OF
Hoop Skirts, visi the annoyance to the wearer az
we'll rs the public, especially In crowded Assem-.
blics, stages coaches, railroad cars. OF
sitting down anywhere. from the difficulty OF con.
tracing them and occupying s!nall space; ,nr,,
The Invention OF tho DUPLEX ELlPTiC
SPRINGS" entirely removes this difficulty, while
giving the Skirt the usual full and symmetrical
Appearance, tho wearer Is enabled to contract IL
with scarcely any attention or effort into so small
compass that no trouble will be experienced In the
most crowded coaches or cars, dispensing entirely
with the old difficulty, and enabling the woarer TO
derive all the benefits which tho use OF this skirt
has introduced.
The Invention Of this "Duplex Elliptic Spring..
like all other valuable inventions. 10 OF the most
simple kind, consisting OF Duplex Tor twol Eliptis
Steel Springs ingeniously braided together edge TO
edge, being very flexible, tough and elastic cna-
bling tho wearer to place and fold II when In use
rs easily and with the Same convenience rs o SILK
or muslin dress. Another important feature OF the
Duplex Elliptic Spring, 10 the durability Of the
wires or springs. giving much greater strength to
the Hoops, which prevents tkcii breaking or bend
Ing out Of shape.
: The Now Duplex Elliptic Skirt being much moro
durable than the single wire, thus adding economy
~ the advantages. This Invention IL destined 70
create IN excitement among tho fair sex, rs no lady
will dispense with the New Patented Duplex Flip
tic Spring skirt, after once using It. AL made OF
the new and elegant 10 and inch corded Tape. W
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Freedom Notice.

r HEREBY certify that Ihavs this day given my
j son. CHARLES o MtLLiKry, his time 70 trade and
at for himself and shall claim mono Of his earn.
ings nor pay any dsbts OF his contracting hereafter.
JOSEPH MILLIKES.
witness-Lrwn o. DRios. "a
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR BALE.
"A The subscriber odsrs for sale story and .
n. half house on Hill street. Saeo, In thorough
E2Brepair, and connected Herewith about half
An aors Of land we'll stocked with fruit and plum
trees. Said house contains uine good sised rooms,
and sdjoinipg 10 . gvod wood.house and stable
This house and land will DO sold at Q bargain. u
applied Tor soon. QO JOSEPH H0B60N.
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And much prefer. while your brains grow ch
To cleanse the next Augean stable.

RECONSTRUCTION IN LOUISIANA - LET
TER FROM THE PREsInENr.-State politics
occupies q good deal OF space in the New
Orleans papers, and the dispute between
the radicals and those called Conservatives
runs high. Both parties wish the State
Government reconstructed, but while the
Radicals want this to be done on an anti
rous OF leaving tho Constitution Of the State
as it is, with all its black laws and other
barbarous features. 1t is these last who
support the bogus Congressman now claim
ing seats. The discussion Of these matters
hes brought to light the following letter,
written by the President more than year
ago, to the military Governor, General
Shepley:
Executive MANSION, Washington, No
vcmber q, lS62.-Hon. u. +. Sheptey: DEAR
SIR:-Dr. Kennedy, bearer OF this, has
some apprehension that Federal officers,
not citizens Of Louisiana, may be set up as
candidates for Congress in that State. III
my view there could he no possible object
in such an election. We do not particular
ly need members Of Congress from there to
enable us to get along with legislation here.
What we do want is the conclusive evil
dence that respectable citizens of Louisiana
are willing to he members OF Congress and
to swear support to tho Constitutions; and
that other respectable citizens there are
willing 10 vote Tor them and send them
To send a parcel of Northern men here. as
representatives., elected rs would be under
stood tand perhaps really sol ut the point
If the bayOnet, would be disgracefui and
outrageous; and were / member Of Con-
gress here, would vote against admitting
any such man to seat.
Yours, very truly,
ABRAHAM LINooI,N.
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T LIEUT.. J. +. SKELLoN.-It will be seen
by a communication from Hon. j. b. Grin
noll, that our former fellow citizen, Lieut..
j. +. SHELTON, will probobly pay us visit
in q few days. There are few OF the heroes
of this war, whose experiences have been
more wonderful than have been Mr. Skel-
tons, and it is by no means strange that
wherever he goes, since his miraculous es-
cape from a Richmond dungeon he should
be regarded with romantic interest. We
can assure him of most cordial greeting
from his hosts Of friends in Ottumwa.-
Ottum,Va Courier.
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To the Editor Of the Hawk Eye.-SIR:-
When l wrote you the simple facts about
Gen. Sam. Rice, did not dream of getting
your "Des MOines'' correspondent about
my ears. The facts, as l stated then, as to
the appointment of Gen. Rice are not con-
troverted-and they cannot be. That lit
tie confab in the Governors office does not
help the matter any, the surprise was based
upon a mistake. l spoke highly Of the
member from the 4th District. On the
whole, did not censure him in the proper
meaning Of that. l stand by what said,
Dcs Moines' own showing bears me out
therein. He puts the mistake upon the
shoulders of Gen. Rice. That is a matter
Of taste, probably. Some men would hold
on to commission under the circumstan-
ces, others would not, and l guess we
would think better of those who would not.
But the war department would not accept
the resignation, and the General has re-
turned to the field. Now let Col. w. f.
Rice be made Brigadier, and Des Moines
the Governors office, the subscriber and
the rest of mankind will be satisfied all
around. Meantime, Iowa must have some
COMPOUNDED big brigades, if she has more
of them than brigadiers? At any rate,
beg my friend "Des Moines" to keep such
statements out Of print till we get all the
Brigadiers we can for Iowa. Otherwise,
he will damage his own friends, by con-
yictng some Iowans here of magnificent
lying on that subject. Mum is the word.
AN IowAN.
Washington City, Dec. 81, 1868.
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Ssa- The Flag, at Winterset, says lot OF
hogs broke into the tavern at that place,
New Years Eve, and slept in the parlor.-
friend at our elbow suggests that if it
was in the same condition when he last
stopped at it, they certainly did not remain
after daylight.