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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
THE VIRGINIA EVICTION.
Success of the Union Ticket.


FORTRESS MONROE, Oct. 1.-THE Virginia
election passed on quietly, and the Union
ticket is probably elected TO Congress in the
nrst and second districts
l.. II. Chandler is undoubtedly elected to
Congress from Norfolk
NORFOLK, Oct 12.-The vote for the men,
bers Of Congress in this district is as follows:
Official Vote of the ePolls-Chandler 100 ma
jority over Millson; IS over all. Majoritv for
constitutional amendment, 459. MAJORITY for
Walter, 3O2. Vote polled in the city, 600.
Portsmouth-Chandle l2l; Kelby, 70; Mill.
son, %; scattering, I.
Norfolk County: Portsmouth Precinct
Chandler, %. keiby, 81; MIllson, 7. Majority
for the amendment in Portsmouth, DOL In
NoIfoik county, Portsmouth Precinct IS ma
Fredericksburg-For Congress: Barbour, a24:
Pendieton, g. Sever, for Senate, 76 majority
over Lee. = -" =
Culpepper-Barbour's majority over PendIe-
ton in five precincts. 25; three precincts TO hear
from. For the Senate, Strother is elected almost
unanimously over Marshall. For the House,
Egberts majority over Freeman is a. over
Browning about 80. 3D..
Culpepper c. H.-For Congress; Pendleton,
13l; Barbour, 10. State Senate: Strother, 196;
Marshall, IA. House: Freeman, l05; Egbert, IS;
Browning, I6.
Barboufville, va.-Congress: Barbour, 1O3.
Gordonsyil1e-Barbour, 60; Pendleton, ?.
Senate: Sever, rs; Lee, "a; Sanford. S. House ::
Freeman, 80; Browning, Is; Egbert, ,.
ALEXANDRIA, Oct. fe.-McKenZie, Union
candidate for Congress in the 7th district re =
ceived AIS votes, and Conrad, conservative re-
ceived 430; Conrad's majority in this city Is.
Conrad is one of the signers of the ordinance of
secession, and he avowed, previous to the elec-
ton, that he could not subscribe to the oath IL
elected. There is nothing definite from ether
portions of the district, but Conrad is probably
elected.
RICHMOND. Oct. 12.-The election passed off
quietly. There is a very small vote. Barbour's
majority in the city is Ss5. Ridgeway is elec-
ted in the Sd district, and Stewart is pr, bably
elected in the 5th district. The 9th district
(Petersburg,) gives Chandler a large majority,
and returns indicate his election. Nothing de.
finite has been received from the other dis
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FROM SAVANNAH.

PHILADKLPHIA, Oct. 12.-The steamer Cam
bria has arrived from Savannah.
The Savannah papers of the 9TH contain the
following; General Steadman has issued a
document that all orders relating to contracts
between individuals, except those which inter-
est freedmen or determining the right. title, or
possession of property Of any description what
ever, except property owned or claimed by the
Government, are hereby suspended, and all off,
GERS on duty in this department are prohibited
from adludicating questions of contracts or
conflicting claims to property, except when
necessary 10 protect the rights and interests of
The Government.
The Georgia State railroad was turned over
10 the tSate ON the Goth ult. the United States
very literally proposed TO furnish running
stock, machinery, tools, &c. The commissioners
took locomotives, stationary gines, 100 box
and 50 platform cars, and could have obtained
more had they asked for them Car-shops and
all necessary machinery were also secured.
This stock lie an advance made TO the road by
the Government at prices exceedingly liberal.
The commissioners let out contracts for build
ing fourteen bridges on the road, to be COM
pleted by the 18th of December. These con-
tracts were all given to Georglans.
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Base BalI-Card from the AtIan,ic..

NEW YORK, Oct. 12.-The Atlantic Base Ball
Club, in an official card, deny that they broke
any engagement with the Athletics of PhiIa-
delphia, and are now trying to arrange a game
with the Athletics at Philadelphia.
Their card of explanation puts a new face on
the affair, and here they are fully sustained
They hold the champion streamer until it's
taken from them by superior playing
Their card Is signed by ID. A. Sutton, w V
Babcock, James Moulen, George Thomas
and Jas. II. Cornweu, committee
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From North Carolina

RALEIGH, Oct. 12.-1ieneral Howard Is ad-
dressing the members of the Convention and
a large assemblage of citizens, at the Capitol,
tonight. .- SIS : -
The Convention, to-day, were occupied in
discussing the subject of the State debt. -..
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TRADE MovEMENTs--The carpenters and
some other mechanics are holding meetings in
this city TO bring abouta redu ctfon of the hours
Of labor from ten hours 20 eight hours a day.
The mechanics say they could do as much
work in the shorter period as they do now
Reductions in the prices of labor Of many kinds
have taken place within few months pasr.
and the. men have usually accepted the dimip,
ished rates: Demands for increased wages
nearly reaching the highest prices that were
paid last year, have recently been made, how
ever, by the men Of some of the trades rise
was TINS week conceded in shipjoiners' wages.
@ allu me sums most of the employers have
agreed 10 pay are four dollars a daV for solar
~ork, anc four dollars and n quarter a day for
new work. ShiPloiners have always received
iarser compensation comparatively than orher
neehanles- Journeymen shoemakers have
demanded an increase OF TWENTY-FIVE per cen,
IN Their wages, and the employers, who met 20
CONSIDER the demand resolved thatit was exor.
oitant; but that an increase of fifteen per cent
would oe fair The shoemakers have moi A.
cioed 10 accept the offer.-N Y. Poss, iom.
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FROM HAYTI-Laterm INTEL igence from Hayti
con yeys the information of an attempted re
volt in Port-an-P Prince in favor ofex- Empero
SoulouQue. The leaders of the plot intende
to procla N the fall of the President, annul th
republic, and announce Soulouque at the head
The general health of the country is good
President Geffrard is well. No further mill
tary operations have taken place
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q + + ICl A L.
By the Presid<n. Of Tie United .States of Anseriea.

Oy St 'Nes~s'se y Stc CHttcu ctches 9 AWtfbC0-
-- A PRoCLAMATIoN. .#.# ss
Whereas by proclamation Of the 5th day of
July. one thousand eight hundred and sixty
four, the President of the United States, when
civil war was fagrant, and when combinations
were in progress in Kentucky for the purpose
OF inciting 1nsurgent raids into that State, di-
rected thai. the proclamation suspending the
privilege OF the writ of hdbcds corpus should be
made effectnal In kentucky, and that martial
law shouldGbe established there, and continue
until said proclamation should be revoked or
modified; and whereas since then the danger
from insurgent raids into Kentucky has SUBJ
stantially passed away --rrr
Now, therefore, be il known, that 1, Andrew
Johnson, President of the United States, by
virtue of the authority vested in me by the
Constitution, do hereby declare that the said
proclamation of the 5th day of July, one thou
sand eight hundred and sixty -four, shall be,
and is hereby, modified, In so far that martial
law shall be no longer in force in kentucky
from and after the date hereof. -----~r-zz
In testimony whereof, have hereunto set my
hand and caused the seal Of the United States to
be affixed.
Done at the city of Washington, this twelfth
day of October, in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
IL. s. siXty-ffye, and of the Independence of
the United States of America the nine.
ueth. ANDREW JOHNSON.
by the President: "f ..' .r
w. HUNTER, Acting Secretary Of State
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ES- The highest mountains in Vermont have
been whitened with snoy for some time.
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The ST. Paul Pioneer estimates that the
out nearly nine million bushels.
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ADJUSTMENTS. -.

ss.na ADJUSTMENTS. " o,g
GROWERS NEW THEATER, s-,
Pennsylvania avenue. near Willard's Hotel.
LE3SARD GRovER-.jGij:' P; HESS. se''
THIS tFRIpAYJ EVENING, Oct IS. .
THE GREAT LEGENDARY DRAMA,
replete with .-. ..
STARTLING EFFECTS, ..,..,
WONDERFUL ILLUSIONS, AND
INTRICATE MECHANISM,
coRsicAN BROTHERS,
played in three acts, and presented with unpre-
The performance to conclude with the laughable
farce Of --0--. '7''t-~-s :
A CONJuGAL LESSON 1E"
FENNO 4 MAGINLEY,s WASHINGTON
. 81. THEATRE. .. %
Eleventh Street. near Psnnsyivania avenue
Benet q EpWN rfst EDaMs is 1s rres,
RlSyns RRoWso ROMEO AND JULIET; uLIET;w,,n. n,.S
~ BLACK EYED;sUs AN II" IN ADAMS i'
rt aEr sEATON HALL. @
Last two nights of the
CARTER ZoUAyE TROUPE,
YOUNG FEMALE BRASS BAND.
change of Programme this evening
SkssB sSssB $SSEfskHH SSSSEHffssksHH
saTTERBay saaTTERBBay AETEES9oN. sETEES9oN.
shTbRRDAY AFTEERN0oN. ...
Admission to the Matinee Cfor children) only
nr~rc
CANTERBURY.
Corner Pennsylvania avenue and Ninth street
GEORGE LEA Proprietor.
GREAT SUCCESS
cANrERBGGfR!Yf Gf !ft COMPANY
NEW ASD BEAtTiFuL TEMPLE.
Ne'Drn OF 'hs ojd yoHffSSG'fmatTstL1eAs, HffSSGfmatTstL1es
A., The great MoguI of Negro Comedians;
Al. LBAvITT,.
the famous Banjoist.
tn. mos. verssiis % a. peEfa4msi MfaA1; of the age
Inc ''s'' fifty ARsTf1ssTfs
MATlEEEs Wednesdays and Saturdays.
THE FEMALE ofERKs fh SHef 81 WASHINGTON. .
PRors. }. W. c!Lrsv SH p KRE1s' DANCING
.PARKER'S HALL, -. -.s..
Pennsylyanfn avenue, between 9th and 7th sts.,
Opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
Those desiring to enter can do SO now, ss we are
continually feTmiB9 new classes the quarter a
commencing with the first lesson. An in;
formation In regard to terms, &C., can be had ~
by apply ing as above. ~
Days and Hours e} TEitfos:
For Ladies, Misses and Masters, "wednesday and
Saturday afternoons, from to o clock. ..E
For Gentlemen, Tuesday and Friday evenings,
N to 10. .-. = -
Prscsicing Assemblies every Thursday evening
Private instruction given to suit con venience OF
those desiring. =
Circulars can be had at j. r. Ellis': Philp q
solomon =, and other boek and music stores: Also
~ 1pp3yins at the Academy during the hours Of
nCo ~ a. m TO from . In nd 10
OF during the hours of tuition.
note addressed to the Academy will meet with
prompt attention. oc4-H
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TEE OLDEST HOTEL CONDUCTED ON rH

THE OLDEST HOTEL CONDUCTED ON THI
EUROPEAN PLAN,
Is enlarged 70 double its former capacity.
EUROPEAN HOTEL,
loTnST Pa dU and IIfk St, WaShtnxtou, d. O.
This Hotel, the oldest conducted on the European
Ian IN this city, has been enlarged and
L.bLoNrc N every way necessary for the y(seky
r. ~ Elolauon Of the increasing guests. lk.fl
la.Eisi Tor the patronage already received, the
sIlttor hopes that by attention to business to
It'LIE % receive patronage a. heretofore. Guests
ysly - ohly be charged with what they receive.
sc 5-tf FMRTCu pronrJatop
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VICTOR BE CKER r...
PIANO TUNER AND REGULATOR ma
ESTABLISHED IN 1855.
Connected during ten years with the Piano Store of
JOHN II. ELLIS, Esq, and known as Tuner
f for ChickeriDg & Soma. ,.. ..rr
ORDERS NOW RECEIVED AT
DEMPSEY 6OTOOLE, ,Engrsvers, Ststioner., &c
326 Pennsylvania avenue bet. 9th and 10th SITS.
p. g REICHENBhCH'S Piano Rooms,
49s 1lth street. hear Pennsylvania avenue.
REFEREScHs-Acad Of the Visitation in
Washington and Georgetown, Miss Juiiana May, :,
Professors J. p. Caulfeld Benz Reiss, F. r. Kley
and many citizens. sep 22-lm.
lust RIVED.
very fine selection of Cigars, embracing in part the
following Choice Brands:
CABANA L0NDRES,
CABANA BUyAS, ...-- r..
FIGARO LONDRES DE CORTE,
FIGARO PRENSADOS,
LA EsPANOLO PRENSADOS, .
Ell EsCUDO PRENsADOS, .l ..-....
Ell EsCUDO PRIMERA,G ........ .. ~.
NAPOLEON III PRIMERA,
f PRINCIPLES lYARAl PRIMERA.
keep fine Domestic Cigars that can sell at New
York prices. . .........s. . .....r...... ....F
..- JAMES THARP,
No. 500 Seventh street, opposite
sc 70 eo7t* .E .. Odd Fellow 3 Hall.
EROCERS, BAKERS,
-..-. ATTENTION.
A large and complete assortment of ..
ALL GRADES OF FLOUR,
AT Low RATES, 30. s.-. III
-rF- WARRANTED AS REPRESENTED
ALSO, ......r -
FEED BACON, WHISKY &C., AT Low RATES,
In quantities to suit,by u..r. ..r-.n - .B t. .
wM. NJ. GAIT 4 CO., h
Cor. Indiana ave. and lst ST.,
se0-Iy rsl., .. aT1 49, near Depot.
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ZINE CLOT HING.
y. HENELEMAN,

y. HENELEMAN.
l2S BALTIMORE STREET, BALTIMORE, md,
5etV-Su Calvert and S0Eth street, south side.
= q addition to his CUSTOM TRADE has now on
lid sId is making Gp a superior article of
-EADl MADE CLOTHING, Of Foreign ami Do
suc materials cut In the latest styles and Of su-
FTIOr WCTkma-s.ip
Gentlemen in want Of fine or medium quality
hing viii ind 10 greatly to their advantage to
adUlEe his stock before purchasing
Boys Clothing Ready Made and Made to Order in
= most satisfactory manner.
~ Terms Cash. .-
II One PTfct OEly
Having unsurpassed fsciIi ties for buying goods
: sarehssers may rely upon advantages seldom Of
!" req them IN this market
al aud examine Stock and Prices.
y orders BY nail receive prompt attention.
srp5 San
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p Il WANG, THE GREAT CHINESE REM.
EDI FOR GONORRHEA, GLEET, Ere
? Box WILL Perform CuRE. Ingredients
gSTyly vegetable. IL is pleasant to taste, has
al Odor, and may be carried in the vest pOck-
;hDut fear Ofdetection. Cir, liars Tree. Price
tgH sold BY JOHN J. kk0 IBR, successor
: q Jpham, 400 Chestnut street, Philadel-
"a and ~ Washington b. :. U. FORD, 2e0 Pa.
sEue. sent by mail. s6soly
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-03-30

why do you not hold up your head ~ l
dof" inquired an aristocratic lawyer Of q
farmer.
:" Squire. replied the farmer, look at that
Geld Of grain; all the valuable heads hang
down, while those that have nothing in them
stand upright"
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-03-30
81 CHARLES C,rY, March "A, 1886.
n ~ katsu;geneer Boys:
The following think are answers TO som
Af your puzzles:

ID 0s Xmieligencer Boys:
The following think are answers 10 some
Sf your pux.les:
lst enigma, by u.s." Erie 10 great lake !;
ft;s b . rebel general; apple II . delicious
Fruit; ~ 10 IN english grain The IL definite
article; Re covers water hat Is an article of
apparel; 1sfr Is relative glue Is sticky
iutstAnce. Ny wkols is Richs Pietsre Ga,,~y,
sgood institution.
ID. A riddle. us in apple, but not in
fruit; Els In sue, but not in suit; A IL in wear
but not in wore; Cts In beach, but not in
ehoss; Els In timber bnt not in wood peace
b lovely, pnre, and good.
ID. A problem. One had -. The other
- Together they would have IA. ~
equal 100. Ia equals IA 81. s-4 equal AZ
81. ~ equal 81 IL. One would have ~
~. The other 81 IL. Of courre the one
ehss paid the most PER acre would have the least
land. Er"4r'sF
N. A cAarsdc 0h letter of the alpha
Sst y t'sa) b body Of water; an (Ann) is a
giTrs name; (eye) ID part Of the face (oa)
= letter Of the alphabet. Ny ,OAole ID Ocean.
Sss, part Of the globe.
The next and Last ono by &C.," Is "rathcr
oixed." think, however, that have the
correct whole although the copy was
~ssag. lis, TAs Esssneipst;o~ Proclamation
u win prove right except In three instances,
4, -, Is, 8. II, .. I, 7. "a. equals pari-
- instead Of pstisnt. 8, %, =, Is. Is. 2,
sSSAls essssA, instead Of cannon. And 10, 2,
4. ~. equals can instead of eat.
also send you some other ones. lst,
A TaAxsPoslrfox. -Csardubsanshsn. 1t Is |
. btbse name. ID,
A CoHuNDRrH.-Why il the letter s like
dinnsri ID,
RSDpL1.-what h that which gocs with a
caFs, comes with . cart, 10 of no use to the
cart, but the cart can't 90 without it, .
.E@. -" 30. s."
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A. an additional nducement tn subscribe early We
liable Premiums, relying upon extraordinary large
These Premiums will consist OF valuable Souycni Of
the Golden Wealth Of the Pacific States aud will be
follows
So To any person sending One Hundred Paving
subscriptions, we will send them Immediately r@enty
and Ten Dollar Gold Piece California Coinage and au
extra Copy Of the Pacific MONTHLY for a Year, fire..
Is To any person sending Fifty Paving Suhscrib
ers, We will send, Immediately, Five Dollar and a Two
aud bali Iollar Gold Piece, aud extra Cory of the Pa
cilc Monthly for a Year free.
So To any person sending Ten Paying Subscribers
and an extra Copy Of the Pacific Monthly fur Year free
So To any person sending US Five Paying Subscrip
tons, we will send extra copy OF the Pacific Monthly
for year, free.
81 We are also having made n large quantity of Val.
liable PRESENTS and KEEPSAkEsS for Single Subscrib.
ers, who send direct ~ the Office.
The Presents and Souvenir consists Of Ladies' Breast
Ps Ear Rings, Finger Rings Sleeve Buttons studs Set
lungs Tor Cane Heads, etc made from Caor and Ne
vada .old and silver bearing Quartz and
ed Quartz Jewclry. Commonly known California Dia-
mond Jewelry) The Gold and Silver bearing Quartz and
ore from which these Souvenirs made from the
celebrated Gould Curry and Ophir Mines If Nevada
and will be valuable Mementos we'll beautiful in
appearance and design. EVERY REGULAR SufHSKIB
Eii, a. above, 10 the Pacific Monthly will be entitled 10
one OF these articles for every Subscription standing op
posite their names VA our books.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-03-30

4 small orphan boy on going to meeting
one evening perceived that great many in
tAs congregation would sit and sleep during
The disoourss. not paying any attention to it.
5hs little fellow asked the lady that he was
hyaag NH, IL Il was right for folks to 60 to
meatapg 70 sleep. 6hs told him that 1t was
Hos. 80 tho next night before going to meet.
Ing hs filed his pockets with apples. He took
hls ssaAl seat In tho church. Shortly after,
there was an eyed man sitting sound asleep.
he boy took one Of the apples from his peck.
Ct snd threw It ct him, taking him on tho
- Il the head; the man jumped, and the
ssegEsgstion commenced laughing. The
minister stopped preaching for moment and
locked around the boy motioned at him With
ID hand. and told him to go on with his
preaching. for he had more apples in his peck.
= no could keep the congregation awake the
rest OF the evening. He resumed his sermon,
sad Il took eject, after the people were walked
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-03-30
BOOK AGENTS WANTED!

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l. lent Popular Illustrated Family Works. ex-
actly suited to the TIMES. Among these is a
Low PRICE HISTORY OF THE REBELLION,
Of which ocer forty thousand Of Vol. have al
ready been sold. It is a good business for ex
Soldiers, and others out Of employment.
For Circulars, with Particulars and Terms,
address, HENRY HOWE,
No. Ill Main Street, Cincinnati, O.
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Watches, Jewelry,
AND
DIAMOND "ork.,
Al
A. R. VAN (ADTTsS.

~ - nm ~ Il -
Corner of East Water and Wisconsin Streets,
Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
A large lot of new STYLES Onyx and Pearl
Sets, Brooch Ear Rings and Sleeve Buttons.
Also, sets of Etruscan and Pearl of every de
scription, and Of the most approved patterns.
silver and Plated Ware
In great variety Solid Silver Forks, Spoons,
&c. an entire new pattern. Also, Plated Tea
Sets. Casters, with call bells attarhed, Cake
Baskets, Sc, Sc, all of which will be sold at
low prices, including Engraving by an artist
of superior skill from New York, whose SER
vices have been secured for that purpose.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF Beautiful
Photographic Albums
May be found here.
Also Pianos Of celebrated makers, ranging
in price from $3.50 to s400, and warranted
perfect in every respect.
Those wishing to make purchases in this
line need only to examine these instruments
to be convinced that they are superior in quail
ity and cheaper than they can be found else
where in the West.
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FLANDERS HOUSE,
Corner of Main and Fourth Streets,

Passengers arriving by the cars, can give
their checks to Mr.. Mason. who will always
be on hand and convey their Baggage direct
to the Flanders House
A commodious Stable adjacent to the House,
and attentive Ostlers will take good care of all
animals put In their charge.
Stages leave this House for ell points
81" Try the Flanders House, McGregor.
l3m3s2 G.. H. FLANDERS.
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For the Boys and Girh' Column.
A RIDDLE.

IL Ny lst 10 In ship. but not in rudder.
Ny I'd Is in rudder, but not In ship.
Ny Sd Is In land, but not in farm.
q Ny eth Is In farm. but not in land.
Ny 5th ID in ice, but not in snow.
~ Ny 9Th ID In snow, but not in ice.
Ny It'll ID in blue, but not in gray.
Ny whole you can see most every day.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-03-30

Chasps,-" Tom, what do you like best in
the shape Of pushes, REFUSES. enigmas, rid
0les ~ pharades I" Tom" Well. hardly
Know. bat should think enigmas about !,
god = any" Charlie" You are mistaken.
- y ss-sss's" Tom" Sure enough. !
guess you're right"
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THE FAMILY FAVORITE.

rs the HOUSEHOLD JOURNAL. Publish
i ed weekly, ga columns at cents, or is
monthly parts, price IL cents, in wrappers
stitched and cut. Sold by all news agents.
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CLARA A. BUTLER, NJ. D., -,
Homeopathic Physician,
CHARLES CyTY, FLOYD COUNTY, IOWA.
OFFICE t(#
At the dwelling house of Jonathan Young
(RpCOMMENDATIoN.1

I take pleasure in recommending to any
person who may be wanting medical assist
ance, Mrs. Butler, to whom have given in.
str,ictions In the science and art of Homeo.
pathic medicine and also in the art of Mid
wifery. Mrs. b. has for some years had a rea-
sonable experience in the use of Homeopathic
medicine, and has provided herself with eve
rything needful for general practice.
q. w. CHITTENDEN, NJ. d.
ydnesrille, Wis, February 1865.
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None are 20 fond Of secrets a those who do
not mean to keep them such persons covet
secrets - spendthrift oovets money-for cir
culatiOn.
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A person who undertakes to raise himself
By slaadering others. might a. we'll step into
d basket aad think to lift himself by the han
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