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Town Of Johnson vile,

ruhiiahed plan o. which cSa be seen AZ our Office,
eHd the principal Hotels, and other pul alc pisces
"a t1Is city. Reing ehglhiy locsted on the ksst
bank az tho Tennessee nver, $50 miles nom lts
u1auth aud the terminus Of the Naa vile snd
Northwestern Railroad, distance Of y n les from
rlsf CITY. surrounded, a. 70 "a py rich and pro
aucrve country and being IN almost cons ant rver
cos-rluuicstou with rnsny Of the most n nportant
commercial cities Of the North sRd So uthwest,
must &c 90 distant dsy, become acIty % st bust
gees importance. such an opportunity RI ssie
rud prcE talfe investment, is but seldom oaered-
Hp are she sole SCENTS for ts sale Of lots, ana are
s. " authorised sac empowered 70 ErAnE aLlss 70
V-Irehazare go
The Nashville sDd North " estern Rs'irolad VII
DC th7rogeh'v repaired in hecourse Of fes7 days,
rbzn REGULAR trips VII b. made between q Is city
sui E1husCavile. A liberal ttsae permit ~ : been
c.anted.
"a y7ll also otter a. the sane time about so sores
OF r,cb and heavily tmbsred Eand, lying ~ u IN
". MATT Brown 4 ca,
spH4-ln Al cAsuy sgesl
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Police Department.

Captain Of POi.ce-H. A. Chumbley.
1sf Lieutenant anirl A. B.rchstt.
% Lieutenant A q. Byron.
Ist Ward-H. Thompson, Vim. Stewart, T. n
Scott
- p Ward-JOhn Firth, A. Crosthwalt.
sd Wald-Jas. miller, W. Bonds, X ". Garner
VIM Iauley.
4th Wsrd-Wm. Mallory, VI. W. Thompson.
9Th WerI-Joseph Phillips, 4. J. Hssld, Vance
Riley.
ender, Chas- Hill
7th Wsld-Jo-eph Caps, J. Castemsn, ". B.
Saunders W. Vaughan.
sth Ward-Beu smith, Thos. Henderson, F. R.
Michel, h. II Mansfield.
9Th Tard-Wm. Watson, B. Mckinney, X. B.
Hall, Jas. Hall.
Assistants North Of Bread s.reet-RObt. F. Hodge,
D CrOsthwaIt.
Assistants south Of Broad street.. ". clover,
John l. Cotrei
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Imnarfanf 10 Horsemen.

DyHE TWO FINE TROTTING sTALIloNg.
Tempest and NVashing-on. .Tr.
viii make the present sezon a. ny stauis ID TINS
city, commencIuE Ap N.
ierupast D. iet blscE thorough Morga1; Wash-
ington, Jr., l. beautiful dapp-e broEa. Tley need
or,iv 10 be seen by honerneu for recommendation.
Both are kind gentle and fst, ami enrr1cs al the
required quslihes q dne horses. Any Hiormetion
1pyS5s9 VIZ coRNELIUa
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HELMBoLps ROSE VASE

An excellent Lotion for Dssasss Of -.--,--
tuFe, aud a. an injection diseases o. t19 - Z
organs, anBing rom habits Of tissipatoe' -
connection with the E1tracts bucnu aaa -
IL a, IN such diseases a. fecoullnelil'l. .rsF1f
Evidence Of the most raspons.tia -ne
character vii accompany the msdiclnea'
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Great Prize Distribution
BY THE
ny. GIFT ASSOCIATION,
500 broadway. New Work.

D smoud Pins Brooches and Far Drops, LADIES'
Sets, Brooch and Ear Drops, cold and Coral let
and Gold, Fiorentne, Mosaic Jet, Laws and cameo
sleeve buttons, sets Of Studs, Vest and Neck
ObAins Plan and Chased Gold Rings, cold THIN
tles Lockets New style Belt Buckles, Gold Pens
and Pencils, Fancy Work Boxes, Cold Pens with
Gold and silver Extension Holders, and large Ar
sortnent OF Fine Jevery Of every description, Of
:. - 1--.L-a md LaLa.L sLElae. Haluel az
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GENERAL HOSPITALS

GEN ERAL HOSPITALS.
SURGEON D. P sTEARys, q s. VOLS,
Superintendent aud Director Of Hospitals. Office
"A Cherry street.
CUMBERLAND HOSPITAL,
Near PeniteuusTy. Surgeon BurEItt Cloak, y. s
Vols, Ii charge.
WILSON HOSPITAL,
On Harding Pike. Asst surg. Apologize, U. 5,
Volz., II charge.
OFFICES HOSPITAL
College Hill. Surgeon J. Z. Herbst, D. q. Vols
n charge.
NO. l GENERAL HOSPITAL
Surg B. B. Breed, z. q. Vols, In chargo-
NO. . GENERAL HOSPITAL,
College Hill. Surgeon J. f. HsrDst, u. g. Vols,
in charge.
NO 3 GENERAL HOSPITAL,
8. Z. Cor. Public Square. Surgeon j. 4 Ludlow,
U. 5. VOls-. in charge.
NO. s GENERAL HOSPITAL,
Mesonic Hail, Church-street. Asst. Surgeon
Whitehead. U. 3. A., 10 charge.
no. II sMALLPOX HOSPITAL
On the Charlotte Road. A. Asst Surgeon g. y.
France in charge.
NO. IA GENERAL HOSPITAL.
Near n. and c. Railroad Depot Surgeon 3, K.
Fuller. L. 8. Vols, in charge.
NO. 10 GENkhAL hJ5FAIAl3
Gomez "a inner and LIne-street7, Surgeon W.
n. Chambers, o. 8. Vols, in charge.
NO. l6 COETRABAED HOSPITAL,
On College, between Church end BTost-stests.
Asst Surgeon A. j. Comfort, u S ' IL charge.
NO. I9 GENERAL HOsRTAL,
On Nsrzet-strset, between Union and Church
sheets. 8rr-59a Perkins, u. 5. Vols. ID charge.
POST
posr u,sYTyssRY.-SO. Il South Cherry st. Sur
econ VIM. ThrelkeId, Us. Vols, attending On
GERS and their FAM les.
Surgeon F. ". sPAgLrsd, loth Mich Vols, Medical
director OF Post Forces, Office No. Is College st.
Posr "Reminiscences Of Cherry and Elm SIS.
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New Iron Store.

TUE UNDERSIGNED HAS MADE ARRANGE
i m-nts with one Of The most extensive t-oiiins
Mills n Pttsturg for an amp supply Of iFo9 .od
n1rr rqtaa A large stock Of Far, sheet Iron, and
Mails VII be kept on hand Orders for any alhes
ard descriptions vii re promptly e1ecui-d' saa
~. DICKEY, Broad and n IN sta.
rosvqtf DAT
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STATE MILITARY AGENCIES.

For TIE Relief Of Sick snd Disabled Soldiers In this
department, &c, sc.
FOR OHIO-D. Taylor Once, No Cherry
street, mp stairs.
PENNsYLVANlA.-Coi. Jas ChamOeriIn. Once
No 49, Cherry street. mp stars.
INDIANA-Co Edw. shaw. Office, 4255 Cherry
ruCHIGAN-L. B. Willard. Office, No. 4G1z
IIIIYOI5.-C5l. J. " Sheets. Office No Cherry
street, up stairs.
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100000
To be SOld for One Dollar Each

Without regard % value, and not 70 be paid for I'M
81 you know Whist you vi. receive.
among those VINO have acknowledged the re-
celpt Oh VALUABLE GIFTS drawn from this Asso-
cation stree an. /, 1855, the following kindly per
NIT their names 70 be usedl
Robert Il Eo'chk s., New Haven, Conn Me.O-
deon, value $50. FI Willis, W Z&t r. y /,
Diamond Cluster Pin, value soc Mrs K . IAppan,
I6 York ST., sod " sJch, value Sl25. Miss Ellen
r plckerson, BinehsmptoD, y l., Melodeon, va
lue lO0 Mr.. E Il Stone, 81 Tenth 81, \ YORK.,
Piano value $50. Mr- Thcs 4 Miller, SCrAntcnt
Ps Desmond kIDg, value Sl75- Mss Elen j.
peel, Springfield, Ills. NIelo cor, value SIPS. Dr.
J. Van Ripper, Washington, D. C., 500 running
Cased Nsich, value $50 Edward ID. Lindsay,
Worcester, Mass, Piano, vslue so Miss u II
Fsrrpn Dubuque, lows. Diamond Ear b4ops, va
Inc 500. Fraocis Moran, l26 Pearl 81, Albany,
NY, Music Box, vslue $50 Mrs 9 lngeIsoll,
Jrrt.aps. Ohio silver set, value SEQ. Lieut. +
Hendricks, Wizards hotel Washington -; 81
yer Patent Lever Watch, value 50 tapt- var
ner, I5lh n Vols, silver NsichY value $50
MANY persons who have drawn yalush4e pr 2es
do not W "a their names published or we might eH
tend this list.
1ANNER OF DISTINCTION.
CERTIFICATES nsming each article snd its
VALUE, are placed IN sealed envelope winch are
well mixed Un- Of these Envelope, containing
the Cert rcate or Order tor some Article, tgoTth It
les st one dolisr st retail viii he delivered az our
oftcr, or sent By mai 10 any address, without e
Gard TO choice, on the re- eipt Of = cents The
purchaser will see hat Arucle &c draws, and its
value which NAV be rom One N Five Hundred
Dollsrs, and can then send One Dollar and receive
he a-tice named
EENo Blanks-Eyery purchaser gets Vslue
Parties dealing with us may depend on haE nE
prompt returns snd the aEticle drawn viii % I'm
med stely sent to any address by return ma. o.
express
kutire satisfaction Guaranteed NJ AT Cssaa.
- 81 Certificates Tor Oae Dollar, Thirteen ior
Two LoI srs- ,v
Agents Waited. Seud a stamp for Circular. AT
letters should 10 sddressed
r BENTON & CO.,
Box 5557 Post once. New York.
spr2s-IurdkvS
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BLOOD BLOOD BLOOD
Fluid Extract SsFssParillI
Syphilis

T7als is az affection Of ths blood, and al- 49,
Sexual Organs, LiningH Of The Nose 80 - !
Wiudpipe. and other mucus surtaces, ul.e -5.s.5
appearanss IN the form Of Uloers- hsin.oo.l =.
traet BarsaDArilla purihes the Blood, ana 49, -
al scaly erupdons q the si[lni gTiag = -. -
piszion q clear and healthy color. I - rsl5of
81 expressly Tor his class o. complains, - al
purifying properties are preserved % -.
teut fhaa sny 0thsE preparation Of aAEzalA-~
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AFPIpAYTIl

,rs.-,onsly appeared hefors NE "a AldofraAa =
y. ~ ID N adalphia, 4. 7. Helmooid, Hoo, =
ne duly sworn, dcth say his Prep-rnt2ls 49, -.
~ narcotic no maruurys o. otnef III 49, .1
49,, - Untitled bafore me, tlls 20 daIl
November, 1s5A- ~ 49,. = = - -,
Alderman, oth-streeti aooFe h-.ae. INA
49, Isfters far tBE0ruAt.on N co1ldanoes
ii. n. HEI4NBOLD, Chemist
pepot IO4 south Tanth-strest
BsloE Chestnut. PhiiadelPhiEs
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For Sale.

A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR SALE.
"A Brick house cortaIuing 8 rooms kitchen sn1
Ft4f le on south Union street. bet@e- o Vine street
sud TIE Frsnklin pike-log 40 b $50 feet. VIII b
sold cheap for cash. Apply On The premises to
Mrs.. n, Doyle. mayS-lWs
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J.H. WINSLOW & CO.
EsTABLIsHED lseo)
lOO, 900 Watches, Chains, Gold Pencils &e''
&c, &C,
WORTH S5OO,OOOIi
To be sold at One Dollar each. without regard 70
Value.
And not 70 Be cI for al yOu ko'7 'oa' YOU are % S'''
SPLENDID LIST or ARrtcLts
Alto be soId for One Dollar Each

100 Gold hunting Cased Wstches...-.....sll5 each
100 Gold 80 80
200 Ladies' Gold Wsiches--.-....-....... - 90
500 Ladies sud Gents silver Watches, 10 es.b
5000 Vet, Neck, and Guard ChNnsso 70 - eeN'
200 habelsine CHAINS and Neck . N ..,s
lRre-.....-.-...... .-......-.--..-- 0 " ~ 49,
GOO Ovsl and Chased cold Brsee- "a -
lets......-....--.. ........---.--.+.- ~ -
5000 G old and ct Revolving eL
Brooche s............ .-........---'' 70 49,
SnO1 Gold, O7yE, & jet Br, oches-; 70 e'eii
5000 Florentine, Mosaic snd Coral ..
Brooches .-......'..-' ~ t
5000 Ear DroVs (var'ty o. Styles 70 each
5000 Sets ladies' JeWelry, (Goid % -
and Jetl........................... 70 ." 1N~-'
5000 Set Ladies' Iewelry, variety ~ -
5000 ladies' belt Buckles and
Gold Thimbles .........--..-...- D 10 o e7-N
5000 LADIES' and Gems Gold Pen
ellis .........-...--..... d " 49,
5000 Solit ire Sleeve Buttons, va
rietY Of STYLES. ...............-.. 3 70 eacti
5000 Bosom studs, van ~ ofstyles - 10 eaIii
600 Wstch Keys, Fob and Ribbon
Slides ..-.-...---.-..-....-.--.-'-. 20 10 . e-4
1000 Gents Masonic Pins and
Rings .......-.-....-........... 70 9a0t4
5000 Gents Solitaire and Cluster
Pms 70 ~ ra-
2OCO Gold Tooth and Ear Picks. 10 Q eAch
1000 Plsin, Chased and Stone Set
RIngs .-.--.--.-.-..--.--.--.------.-,S % 9 0a~H
GOO Lad es California Dian ond
Rings.........--...-.... 70 . e-'ou
0O'' ets ...i..,...-.............4 to 10 each
10000 Gold Pens, silver Mount
HClieTs--...----...-. ........---...-. 70 D e1>h
10000 Gold Pens, Silver Extension
Cases, and Pencils. TO esen
A1oF the above list Of Goods Will be sold for one
dolsr each Certificates Of all the various art'ces'
stating what each one can have, are first up IN en-
yel1pes sealed IN, and mixed; and when ordered,
are taken out without regard 70 choice am sent Dy
NAL thus giving a air chance. On receipt Of the
Certificate YOU viii see what you can have, and
then 1t Is your option TO send one dollar snd take
the article or not
in al TRANSACTIONS by NAL We shall charge foT
forwarding toe Cert hcate for paying postage, ana
doing the business p cents each, which must De
enclosed when the Certificate Is sent tor Five Ger
tfcstes will be sent for 81; eleven for 81 trty Tor
IS sixrV-five for $40 and hundred for sl5.
ACENTS-Thnse acting as a gents Will be allowed
ten cents on every Certificate ordered by them,
urov1ded their remitt8nces snOunt to one oollAr'
Agents will collect 25 cents for every Certificate,
and remit Is cents 70 US, either IN cash or postage
staupz Great caution should be used by our cor
respondents in regard II giving their correct adj
dress town. county and State. Address
J. z. WINSLOW & CO,
sprls-srn 2Os broadway. New York.
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eonoFrhea, elect, Structures,
sAMARTTATs GIFT.
Sent By mail ii a PLAN envelope.

ANA KHAN = Ok -
Sent By mail in PLAN envelope.
BLOOD. BLOOD. BLOOD.
Scrofuls, Ulcers, Sores, Spots, letters, |
Scales, Boils, Syphilis or Venerial /
Diseases, etc.
SAMARITAN ROOT AND HERB JUICES |
Is offered 70 The pubic as positive cure.
SYPHILIS OR NENERTAL DISEASE1 the gA- I
MARITANS ROOT AND HERB JUICES IS the /
most potent certslu and efeCal remedy ever pre-
scroed it reaches snd Pradcgtes everv particle OF
the yenerei poison, so that she cure is thorough
sDd permanent. Take then ofthis Purifying Rem
coy and Re heslec' and not transmit 20 your pos
tery that for which you may repent in aer years
DO NOT DESPAIR
Although you Elsy be pronounced fncurahle. the /
Ssmaritans Root sri Hero Juices VIII remove evPrv
veshge Of impurities from the system as well as an
FEMALES! FEMALEsl!
In msny affections with which numbers OF Fe-
males sUffe-, the ROOT AND HERB JUICES is
most happily ai4bted-i1 liberated Utarus in I,.,l-
eorrhOs, Z bearing down, Failing OF the womb,
DEBILITY and for all complaints incident 70 the sex
Samaritan's Wash
Is, in case Of syphilis. used in conjunction with
the Root and Herb Juices. Full directions
The efficacy Of these remedies is alike scknOwl-
edged by physicians and patients. They are used
IN the Z. $. Hospitals, thus restoring 10 health
many Of our brave soldiers.
FruBs t5s BlItai0re sun.
WHAT TIE SURGEONS SAY OF THE 81
MARITINS REMEDIES
"P1sT HOSPITAL, FoRr MARsHALL,l
Baltimore, Nd, Feb. 2 1854
''I have great satisfaction IN stating thar have
used "IRs Samaritan Esal1iiss" for Neueresl DIS
ease IN lts most customary fouu; thst have used
them with Judgment discretion, snd properly. and
have found them % respond 20 my anticipstions
promptly and ersctuaily. knowing their cumpO-
--iCu, have the fullest confidence n their effcsrv
and as far as my use ofthem extends / recommend
tE5m strongly. ALFRED c. BOwERs
Assistant Surgeon 9th New York Vols"
Let il he understood thst these remedies are IS
recommended, and VIII positively cure the diseases
| for which they are offered.
Price o. Male Packages, Samaritau's Gift 81. (;
/ Feulse S50oi Root and Hero juice e 90; wash
/ 50 cents
Sold BY W.JSC. ". sYTTH. Druggists,
I Corner CAUr D and Vine streets,
NASHVILLE, TEyy.
-, Desmond Co., P-oPnetors, sl5 Race streets,
/ Philadelphia.
/ lsnl5-6u.
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The wells or the Company are now
r.o.a...FnT nii

1s.--,srt for stock may Be made IN drafs, regis
81 1o-ss o. government bonds and securities
',,t,Cb b5Di. snd securities Vii be taken a their
p.-itisscss rnsy be adtressed 20 TIE Company,
I, "a gor gr,, l,eF-l0sk CITY, or % aAlauic
49, treasurer of the New-YOsZ and Liverpool
petr5isuu Compsuy, lfs Broadway, heE-York
&C. on - any n = Agents.
s,ib.cripdons All be received By
NELSON MUIR RE, AEass,
~ Cherry Street.
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VS., TIE unde-signsd nave this cay adopted The
ssors Fasss for advertising 70 winch We lind our
calves st-lelir 70 agreFe.
VII. CAMERON 4 co.
JOIN WALLACE ~ no Df.nrreA
Baby, WlNHAM & CO. for Press.
NASHVILLE. TEzs-. SeTt p 1854
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SATURDAY, NAY 9 1865
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
10 ADVERTISERS IN DETAIL,

Advert sarre nts in the Special Column, FIRST time,
cents; sub~-quout Insertion, / cents per line. In
Lo..sl C01Tmu. fr~t TIM from 10 = Ines 81 90
each al itiousl line 30 cent; suusequent inser-
tons, % ceats per Line.
Al sdFe-tiseineuts occupying snecial position,
AID al double column embellishments vii be
charged 81 per cent. advance on regular rates.
szARRlAt4z AND FUNERAL hUrICEs
VII ~ chs-rsd AZ the regular advertising rates,
and must Invariably be pGldi 4 advance, OF no in
B5TtiCn n-Gce.
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2HiIitarg girtEtutg.
Subsistence Department.

Military Division Of the Mississippi
CAPT J. C. REED, c. c. s,
Department Of the Cumberland. Ctics No u
Sonth Cherry street, vice Col Porter.
CAPT SAM J. LITTLE, c. &,
Depot Commisssry Subsistence Office no. 10
Cherry-stTeet.
CAPT. g. D. HENDERSON, c. G.,
Post ConrnissSry Subsistence, Office North side
Public Square, opposite Court House.
CAPT. ". Z. NLYMAS, G. s.,
In charge Of u. g. Bakery, and Di.bursing Com
misssry Subsistence, wee Capt John A. irvine.
Once No. 81 Cedsr-street.
LIEUT.. J. g. GALLENTINE, A. c. g,
In charge Of Soldiers Pest, corner Cherry and
Church-stree.z, wee Lieut.. Henry King
CAPT. D. p. LAMOREAU. c. g.,
In charge Of Beet Cattle, wee Capt. GlOver-alsC
in charge Of Herdnen, Stables &c vice Lent. L.
s. HoIlist5r. Office near Lower Landing.
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Auction Sale
OF Building Lets In the City Of
JOhnS0mViI1e.

Or THURSDAY. FRIDAY and SATu RDAY, Nay
l,fh 1atF snd L3a we Eili oder for sas the pre-
misses Isrle number o. Building Lots N me thTlv-
* sui promising
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OFFICERS

OFFICERS:
Hon. DANIELS. DICKINSON, Pres 3snt-
Vsf. 7. PHIPps vIse-Pre-idsz--
ROBERT Bass EFT, Secretary.
H.JEURTIs, Mining suP't liIusVile, Penn.
ATLANTIC BANK, ~ Broadway, ~ T., Treas.
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BEWARE OF COUNTKRFEITR

AID UEPRNCIPLED DEALKRs.
Who endesYor 70 dispose i'OF THEIR ORNi ~
sothaT" arucles on the reputation kflainod y
Halmboid'a Genuine Preparsncns,
EItract buch1s
aaraapafiLlA,h
Improved Roe Naahs
Sold ~ ~ DruzZgts eFeryEhera. - .-yws
ASK FoR HHLHEOLUS-TAKE - gtAt5
Cut ON he adFzFtssraat I'D 50 - l 49,
1VoID LaPnRgx 81 80 sAEf41ssA8
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necT E7~cfe'd, Tenn.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-07-15

In sEmpathyA with eachother's grief, while
iargie tear drops rolled down their checks. 81
Fellow citizens, we retnrn to you, not as
vagabonds, and pests to society, as some
would have you believe but as better men,
with more experience; determined to be
good and law abiding citizens. and to help
ron ty our votes to guide the ship of
state clear Of all breakers.
We return to you with our ranks thnned
y number of our comrades lie at Hartsyiiie,
some at Stone River. Chieamauga, Mission
Ridge, Kenesaw Mountain, Peach Tree Creek,
Jonesbdro, Bentonville and other battle fields.
With you, we mourn their loss. They were
our comrades in danger. We wish they were
here to share this festival with US. But it
could not be. Blood had TO be shed. Their
blood made our victory sure. Their graves
are so many monuments OF the Nation
Liberty. We conld not bring them back
with US but in heu, we bring you a govern
ment crowned with liberty.
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AFarson ar,e. a Poor E.aborc-.

While u parscn was staGdiug at bis door
in country village, ne was accoStcd by 4
POOR laboring man. The ?arsol told him he
made it rule not to -'i@Jurage IdIeu.sS;
but if the man woulf get iutu- his Iardea, and
root up the weeds, ir would cay him for Il.
That is all Wish, Sud he poor ie,'ow.
Well, then, come along With nc, and I'll
show yGu what's 10 5e dcaa
Wien thay we're IN, the reverend gentle
man agreed to give the man shilling TOR
his trouble however after Inc job was done.
he thought that sixpence had been enough
for the time the laborer had 5een employed.
The poor mau being half starved, and wish
ing to get hinis If 50 ne bread, EniinE the
other would give him more. agreed -
talie 9ixpence, on condition that the reverend
gentlniIn would .g5ch lm HE Loriis PRAYER
which he consented Is 90; beginni.ig,-
.OursFather'- h.
.Whatl' said the / bercr; both our faih,
ers 2 -s-a e aI aH'A %
yes, yes: come, say after me- aOu+ Faith
err
what. yow FaJher and mine too,?' in
terrnpted he AGAIN.
10 be sure, replied The prrson,
well, them said the Iarborer you must,
be con!ounded rogue to cheat yonr brother
out Of a sixpeuce.
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An.ungallant old physician having been
called to attend lady who had stuck a
thorn in her foot, and was frightened at what
seemed to be symptoms of lockjaw, put a
qnietus upon her CALCULATIONS, if not upon
her fear Is, by roughly exclaiming, Madam, l
have over seen woman die with the lock-
law,
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SIZE Is NoTHING.-One of the best proofs
that size 5.of no account, is TIE following ::
A talented youag African of the boot-black
persuasion, while dancing like St. Vitus over
a customers boots the other day, observed a
neighior pouring wisely over u newspaper,
whereupor. he addressed him thus {:
Julius, what the debit vcr lookin' at dat
paper for? You cant read. 1a,'A' -
: Go way, fellah,' replied The other indis-
nantly. 'Guess can read. Is big nuff tor
dat
| Big enuffr retorted the first one scorn-
| fully. :Dat amt muffin. A cows big enuff
to cotch mice bnt she can't do it.
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AN AsToSIsHED VisiToR.---As gentleman,
dining with friend one day, was struck by
the earnestness with which one Of the little
gi.ls regarded him. He therefore took her
upon his knee, and began talking w:.h her.
Please, sir,' said she presently, tell me
what's in the house next to yours. I'd like
to see IT, Az
tell me, my little dear, why you wish to
know
Because. sir, i heard mamma say, that you
were next door to AZ brute 81 i.''-s
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T f. MARINER,
SURGEON ID ENTIST,
OTTAWA ILLS.

Particular atrl.siun a, n Cleaning, Filling N Pc
49,, ,,t,l rtb Ar,fitiaI ;,ttl illscrtel n al.
tn %: ta art, sii N.;rTred To s'e eatire
-.tsartou tlrofprm administered Hur the tAtrslNn
sf t,.ailL IL desired ~
nH in p..s- Once Els,k VI olson s.l,ct directly
r7,,,-. Rs, store nuv7-y
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Agricultural Implements. ::
Such os Common So,riaa One Horse and Iraie PL0E
HnToscs, cIiraoys, Horse RaAes dc, ..--,
In short all knso: noavy farmers TOOLS HI. nsennery
i All new nerfoct and propelled abundant ueveY-
failing water power Farmeas invited 70 c.. arm ~
anime Ills work, whe her they wish 70 p cn-- -aro'
Al sy work is corru7 7tef
orders from distance promptly attended % vs.
plsmsnts placed on board csnsl hea1 es.s uss
JOSEPH MAuRHWA
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