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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-10-27

THE Dubuque Herald, in speaking OF
Andrew Johnson, says: He has not
shot, hung, burned, rackcd, drawn Oh
quartered single man as yet" The
Herald has forgot about Mrs. Surratt
Payne, Atzerodt and Harold. 1t even
is unmindful of the hanging of Champ
Ferguson, at Nashville, the other day
If the Herald will but stop and think
it will discover that quite number OF
rebels have shuflied off their mortal coil
by violent means since Andrew John.
son came into power.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-10-27

THE great object of persons who have
become debilitated, and feel forewarned
of disease, is a remedy. Many think
that biliousness is the cause, and use
medicine which but feeds the disease.
! To all who feel thus we suggest that
they try bottle of the Red Jacket Bit
tiers, which will invigorate the system
and produce perfect health.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-10-27
BABES.

1T was reported some weeks ago that
the Sixth Cavalry was about to be mus
tered out. The regiment is at Sioux
City, and the Journal of that place in
its issue of the l4th says: "
1.-THE Sixth Cavalry has not yet been muster
ed out, aud from appearances seem to be no
nearer that event than week ago. Large
bodies move slowly"
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-10-27

JOHN MITCHELL, formerly editor of
the Richmond Examiner, and afterward
on the editorial staff of the New York
NeWs, has not been released from "du-
rance vile," as recently reported. A dis
patch from Fortress Monroe says he is
still there in confinement. The Feni-
ans generally would rejoice in his re-
lease, which probably will not long be
deferred. He was an Irish patriot and
an American rebel.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-10-27

WE are sorry to hear that Col. Car
penter, of Fort Dodge, was defeated for
the Senate, by the strenuous efforts OF
the so-called Soldiers party. 1t is a
consolation to know, however, that this
gallant and nleritorious soldier had on
ly three majority against him.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-10-27
Ey. To Creditors &

E~ To Creditors Of the Io,co Central.
Bills against the Iowa Central Rail-
road Company should be handed in to
my office by the first of each month, to
ensure regular payment on the fifteenth
Of every month.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-10-27

THE contract for grading the Valley
Railroad, beginning at Des Moines, and
running eight miles east, was on the
2lst inst. let to Wiley G. Benton and A.
Y. Hull. The work will be commenced
at once. The same parties have taken
a contract to deliver 10000 ties for the
Des Moines end of the road.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-10-27

WE learn from the Wayerly Ph9nig
that Teachers Institute viii COM
mence at GAINESVILLE on Nov. 18th. AS
this is Sunday we presume the date
should lie the 18th. or something else.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-10-27

Gov. Stone has appointed c. c..
Nourse. of Des Moines, late Attorney
General of Iowa, Judge of the 5th Judi
cial District of Iowa, vice j. II. Gray,
deceased,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-10-27

THE Boonshoro Isdee says Hon. Chas.
Pomeroy has removed to Fort Dodge,
after a residence in Boone county OF
nine years.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-10-27

THE McGregor Notcs evidently is we'll
satisfied with the result of election in
Clayton County. We judge from the
appearance of the last number. 1t had
great big rooster, which was growing
Justify over some gratifying words that
followed. We are informed of the char
acter of the bird in the following happi-
ly devised rhyme:
"This is the Cock that crowd in the morn,
That frightened the Nephew all forlorn;
Who got to be Governor all in a horn"
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-10-27
DIR. BIGELOW.

DIR. BlGELOW.
nR. BIGELOW rs THE ONLY PHYSICIAN,
~ Specialist, now In Chicago that car he entirely
relied upon. Go 70 uls a, not sunsr that horrible
rem..Il IN your system. dishgirin. our face
and vy besides destroying your happiness future
prospects in life. He has made PRIVATE DISEASE end
NERVOUS DEBILITY his study for the last twenty
years. and Is therefore the person whom all afflicted
should consult No heard Of patient OF IDS no,
being cured since he has been in the city, His reputa
on has vouchers In all the city papers, his patients and
the medical profession both here and abroad being
the most skiul specialist here and thorough master
Of all sexual diseases II all others fail dent despair
give him call. 1t Is only common occurrence with
him to cure such His separate for la
dies and gentlemen, and the most complete in the city,
YoUsG MEN TAKE PARTICULAR NoTicE.-Dr. Bigelow
devoes much Of his time to the treatment Of those
caused by secret habit which ruins both body and mind
uniting the unfortunate individual for either business OF
society The sad effect Of these early habits the ex
OF ripper years. to waaken and desate the con.
sttutoa destroy the physical and mental powers dim.
ish and enfeebe the natural feelings and exhaust the
vital energies Of manhood the pleasures of life are mar.
red the of marriage frustrated and existence it,
self rendered term Of unceasing misery and
Such persons, especially those contemplating marriage
should lose time in making immediate application as
DR. by his new treatment, Is enabled to insure safe
speedy and permanent cure
Consultations free and confidential Once ITO South
Clark street, corner Of Monroe hall block the
post office. Postofice box ia, Chicago, Ill. ONCE
hours from A. 81. to r. NJ
Send for his Guide to HEALTH" published monthly,
free Of charge. ely
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-10-27
The Presidents Policy

The substance of President Johnson's
remarks ON the subject of reconstruc-
ton in the Southern States during u
recent private interview with him, is
given, with the PRESIDENTS approval,
by Major General l.. Stearns of Mas
sachusetts. r....... a.g. .......-..
The President in reply to the remark
that the Democrats claimed that he
had gone over to them, intimated that
the Democratic party had discovered
that he was in advance of it, and that
it was now trying to come up to his
standard, and he hoped it would sue
ceed in doing so.
He accommodated his doctrine that,
notw t. standing the so-called secession
of certain States, they We're never out OF
the Union, but that by their rebellious
course, they had forfeited their civil
government, to reconstruct the ma
chinery of which, as soon as practical
BILE, he considers the chief duty Of the
time. This, he says, cannot be done in
moment, but such great and happy
progress is being made in it that the re-
suits sometimes appear to him like =
! dream. ...
lie said he did not expect to forever
deprive of their former civil rights even
Il majority of those who were excluded
in the amnesty proclamation, but he
! intended that they should sue for par
don, and thus realize the enormity o.
! their crime. ... i'd
He is in favor of allowing those ne
groes who have served in the army
| those who can read and write, and those
who are possessed Of certain other quail
! ifcations, to vote, but does not think il
polite, or that he has the right, to force
| these conditions on the white people o
the South, though he believes that they
will, ere long, concede this privilege tt
the Freedmen. ...-... .............,.
The President also favors basing tht
representation in Congress on the mum
Der of qualified voters, instead OF OF
population, as at present.
THE eclipse of the sun, last Thursday
was a popular failure, and the astrono
mers are respectfully requested to have
. it tried over again under better auspl
ces. All New England, New York
| Pennsylvania, Ohio, and as far south as
| Washington and Nashville was left out
| in the dark. The eclipse was total Jun
expectedly( throughout that vast region
for the reason that dark clouds took the
shine off the sun without the help o.
her nocturnal majesty. The battle o.
the clouds" was not the battle adver
tised and, most provokingly, after
the principle engagement was over, the
curtain was withdrawn and there was
glorious sunshine the balance of the
day. Nashville was in the line of cen.
trail eclipse, and much was expected
but nothing seen. Cairo was in the
line, and had good view. At st. 10.
seph, (also in the line,) the sight was
magnificent, and the Cambridge obser.
vers were successful to their best desire
| plenty, all went well until the very
moment of contact, when right
smart shower" came up and spoiled The
show Chicago Tribune.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-10-27

NTcCORMICKsS TWO WHEELED MOWER
M will not clog, Is easily handled and has graduating
lever-for rahiDg and lowering points Of guards.
Z. L. FRENCH Aoant
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-10-27

ERENCH HAS kECEIyED A FEW MORE OF
IL those celebrated EASTERN WAGONS, warranted
for cne year,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-10-27
GIRL WANTED!

vHlO GO INTO THE COUNTRY. MORE THAN
the usual wages will be paid. Enquire ut the Ga
zette Office. H-tf
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-07-11


= MeHehestsr dall eiA
III aHfH tyr se1I Az and ~ MONTHS
sHENG 81 nv residence q % en
0aa. JGy ISL lfea THOMAS t"hh
Mess II
Is 6e-ta at aged ssipt We have aneth,r
aai go saHe.eHeg attaa
as 8 laou. ta more thaa tweaty scare hs
s4sa al,afl ea8ec be4rtr "a The Congregations
thesea, sua tbg Interests ofths church vefa q ths
a.s importance T. him. Although an aoayc easi.
ne. aAa temporal adar were nefer allowed
erase aToa as detc m us sacred oaiea
l.sa tas sid0s 4al @shogiess bad q wisg raaa
saassa and h4tlluf 1IanI lelisoaasitsloH ftth
d4Hg m never looked aniayitias & tha
yoaas. tf asJ Jaii bat rec IN ls halgay agy.
5gsa5laz sAhl9yc ready to uke part 10 thgtr i.
raaea, nt aas be could bat have tae'r Gao
u a8ha 4 afaaIu iismia3 when habe.
5aeatg ls4o b BE- L5utin thslr youth Bu'
efalu wcrg in tht ailNis,
Goa. II b changed TO passive valtlh-
As aaa.a Ills mstti pos, a
srt at.le.t5 + temporal things vanished avs
Etm tao loyousy.rbe friends seemed 6s3lps aon
bsa mlaa Bus pral Dc given q eod fer De hsr
ii 81 euatba saws .oye " manhtnd ieF her.
sdispIaygam Is S oHdgriui power. Ibt houf,
sffayet aas be, forgotten The Bible he auil
tast aHtoit itim. III Know bis Father
uAne, aadlt so.uded through bis soul, stirring 20
lasa aeafl.a ali-l tae t9Yiag voices Of friend
aael .o89 Auill brought him peace Ike ariy,'
KS. ye tst lare Is doubt the Bible as the hope Z
30 endless UN, read tais testimony. Thus he san.
- fHs ateE p8tB Ii Witness Of his quipL nation
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-07-11

ASE DorE on Mn LTScoLS.-A
correspondent Of tie Washington Re-
publican relates tie following: /
happened 10 b. present "a the White
iouse the day alter the nomination a
Mr.. Ltnaola 10 the Presidency. Va
.rioas political or~gaaizalioe ca led o.
pas their respects n htm. Anon.
lbs rest Vas tie Phi deIplia del ga
.ti38. Tie chairman of thH bady. g
pgeseni ug on- ID thr members, ssfi
Nj. Prrsid ut. llsas 5 Mr.. a.. h
Sloanake r. "a he Second Dsir-t Cd
oaf 81 @ mo.i active and su4-l
gi yar- aud the cause Ia
anoae other ttiags besu sooi
ii paa aud present ~ our
rooms a mosi beautiful par'
81 of yagrsrlf NJ. Lncoln took
Mt SoapaAef i ad in bis and aiH.
"a q purpose, Shoes d
~ q ng Nth mrrfy
Il rTrame. sif. Is painting yaag
ai peetrli, yoa took toar
q me lFom ~ principles, and 30,
ip0m as rsoa
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-07-11

AfJ4 MR
pe He "a neesgx d
fu uFHtsFf@ lie tustsn aH4 $50
~ % mshR 49,, n e.
ur tie ms sysssn
ae nafN ta mta1 kha haaT Nfh
sabs beg saritE thar ths ~
Asthma. Geaeal nsbEBx4 krsaciatsr
lsa rsliahis remedy Na@hH1hs
ta8m whert tMhpnead g. fstl sinFs
m rrnr3r aciue shanhaael
efcis kecsms eeseus. ~
nN8 "a nnaiee, manufactured np'
81 A. n. WilugE. Chemist les Cevr
~ .
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-07-11
IO1HX.

IODINE WATER A Pure solution u To-
cline. wthout IS solvent. Sought iprby Chem
.,s and Phy5icIai., TT tie last 81 veais. Dis.
covered by ~. H. fndges after y FeaFs Of
scleail6e research and expert luent.
The uiost ast1n bag Cures have followed Na
usefH Gases III strQt ELA, both hcrcd iaiy aad
acquired. AfL Kfsps 90 HcmoE, CoSsCsP
rIoN. MAfAtt8ls FE}EEs, B~nErNAffsN, ~
NAN W~fAESEssa, bYsFElslA, MthctFIAl
DISEASES. an aI tsasa distressing complaints
aFiease ifag8 Rad egAyE or JHE ELpaB-
medical sal s1 ED q TIE sabte4nauancf
gf t.s afssble me lalHe. II q She ul9si
p98er0. NifALizne A0&sr AHD kEToHA.
TIVE aQ9u ig gftk eftea seyg earec ~
Pauil sgt ires pfles STA hgste. Ct
for 81. g Drsggi.
Dr. IT, AsDEYs & Coz 10
and G 4Z6 Bfoaa4ay, keW York.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-07-11
THE GEEAT ENGLISH EEAEDT.
FIR JAMES CLAHkEs
CELEBRATED FENALE PILLS.

This Invaluable melie,n, p HaAI1s d the cure
sfaIl tbgse pasnf7 ana asn erous discs ius3apt
T. TIE female cansiitatieh
Hmsdeases al excess removes AZ obsuaa qas
frsat whatever esase, ana brings Mtt msaalg
period vitA regularity
rhes Pills should rps y atea % sa Aat
ars pregnant during the Elea ThIlEh 3i0s As
j. tsy sn saie % artag on sasrtse
s qtarr lisa md 3 asg staa asss pr
fectiy safe
81 Aa asss gfEerTas aul aoa sex
+ tbe Eles "a Lmgs If ta
tfsr4a. ia ale arfh Hean LHsu
t& tgas H@aae r
pal nsa ay disorders
sssss P8a wH1 10 ease s9a
ass aa5
F4a ns b et3 a4a
@ aa cn
Ine8 cAn 8 f
m m aa a4 ra
aFaEf stia
tia1 asenG #eH
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-07-11

RELfo FLvER.--The "%relic" fever
Ia, caused considerable damage to.
portions Of Ford's theatre in Wash
inglon, were Booth killed Mr., Lincoln.
That portion Of the stage carpet upon
which Booth escaped from the Presi-
dents box has been cut away for a ii.
ameter OF four feet. The latest "man-
Hesitation of the relic fever Is that OF
a visitor who went into the saloon at
tached % tie theatre, and asked the
bartender: Have you the same
bottle on baud out Of which Booth
drank on Tie night Of the assas,ma-
ton n Yes, sir." aud tie same
brandy ii t?' "Yes, sir" "Can
have q drink e That same brandy out
Of the same botlley Z" Yes, sir
Lets have it, The visitor tastes
DE bragdy, makes a wry face, anl
continues: And that's the sam,
brady that Booth drank r Yes
sir. "WelI don't wonder thst b,
killed the President. a drink 81 tha'
brandy would make a man KIN I'll.
grWdmotber.'
~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-07-11
Gun RETURNING SOLDIERS

WHO are suffering from CHRONIC DlAR-
w RHGA, or DYSENTERY, or general
Deb,btgo Of he System, causedb by changeo Of Wa
ter or of Food, Or the hardships Of q military
lle. win find DR.. RICHARDSON'S BLOOD
ROOT ELIXIR sure medicines restore them
to health. By Is use, iron a tea spoonful 70
atablc s9oonlulji il VIII net III connection with
their food, ana and iaaefilteg change M
character Il dsci secretiors-thus arrest the
cause 81 their 1eakHes. o. debility. Through
its acttou "a tie B ood, twill czpelaIl Hinor'
and iapurittes, That ate wording a slow but
certain effect. Invariably terminating IN con-
%llaioa u he BDod which prove, fatal e 4.
many or our brave soldiers, after their return
to the home NOD friends. For Caarenea Hud
tie Pies.4tist tie best remedy ever discovered.
Prepared ~ Dr. 50 0. RICHARDSON, whc
bas had thirty years successful o%ractIoc as 2
physician.
The BL0OD-R00T ELIXIR may he Oh
tanned atghe Daci1t't 0Dgee, q HAYoygRsf S..
Bosros, and so'd by al Apotheearies thfg
ougl,0ut tAs Nes England states.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-07-11

-nANLEL d - EslATE

WE aaase ibefA DOING appointed hg tha Hon
th. r y toag, ~ ~ District Il Manch.
ssF HmissloBer % receive. examine and adj
5ast buelnIas sad demands ~ Oh persons against
Kstts II DANIEL n KING. late Of sumter,
band. fn sod District, deceased. and also al rlaimA
arc .Bab1s eshihitea u offset hereto; ana sS
months ffDn ,ke 2sth day % June, 1886. beiuE 81
aNea aid Count 81 thai pur VS. NJ, taef1
fore. lt-y rive notice taat Ne wiz atfnnd z me
usue -four appaihuHent d the lste resiae1ee
of j deceased. ih sad sunderland "a pa 7a
a- 81 December pegt, trot1 me untN isnt oci'4s
j. 81. gH s4la4y-
latel raa4. 2sta dAy ogJaue a ~
8.E BACON. TO-
CYRUS FAkroAs,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-07-11
DISCOVERY.
nEIIEE ~ TI.N NtINlIEH

RRYaA-s PuLUoAIe HAI.sR
re- 8nttlj8r t4a ea #as Szt
-BEos,utris sou TnEo4 lIoarr
uLr BaeArutsa, tscFtaag cessga
DISEASES op mE LpSea Tley tage ~ ta'c
medicine. snd any ahH3 vtliak tbm
hsse been restored e healla cast aad beff
ed. Testimony owen m aa7eiaof
Dose relieycsi Ia rss MINUTES
ASK Tor Bryan's pulmoaic
and onIy genuine tamped "BryaH
kials are offered for sale. Twenty Fe 'snt eoz
sald by al Druggists.
JOB MOSES, sole Proprietor
IVA q Cortlandt street. Sow YORK,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-07-11

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Discharged officers
Wv ana soldiers from tht army, md all others
who are looking for q Legitimate ard p~rqhtahie
hpsinees. are respectfully invited 70 call at the new
Yoyaut.F. Ivrlauga. 90 C0rnhill whore they can
mako safe investments, with small Or large capital,
81 Vifsa they can surely make tleir 70 % ~ d9le
lars every dag. state or county rights for SAFE t9f
thirty new and valuable Inventions, many o. whlcA
.sgc nqyer before exhibited hi the United states
HOWARD TILDEN, proprietor, So Gornhill, Bos.
ton,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-07-11

yUANTED.-L0cal and travelling Agents, ladies
w aud gentlemen. eypywhere, In an casy pleas
ant, profitable, and permanent business WIZ pay
al Ia 40 uer day. This Is no patent right pr mcd-
fcal humbut, but aa article u merit. needed by eF-
erybody. and sold 81 less than bali the usual price,
with 300 per cent profit 70 our aeenta Samples
and cifeulsrs sont free by mail for 20 cents
WHITNEY &soN, No. 9 fremont 81, Boston
Mass.
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a Nareft
p,5rta
sstsas Eaa
a
g Hb@s'
~
8 go
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go Z
=
ABtelsExr o. LAWNS The lawyer
p.,lsss usst out On - e~naars,ea dow.
sr sarser he other day. sod bad . elsf
.,8 other snsertasam ,a,r Amea
~, ,.,sr ma., h. iaelaaeI a letter. far
sss tom the secretary q va.
4,eti,u Aprg /. Authorizing the raisia
rss following amusing =
$3.50. Ill sbov he tenor ofths novel Do.
7 ,- ss,-ss. AMI men viii ,ax ,nv.
ss.,s rsg;laffy. Traced oal
.rfhs Ell weA-thuls, ior4rdu
.,-is u. ol6csrs viii sec that Il
ne,,lv arranged and the men car.
> s,ll, lsstrsetsa In eAarsias.
eosyeyansing viii be done ~ q
. .,a,am,,,ers. aud they will be rcspeut
il n. ,,,ssr
e,en, ran tbs government take
/. Ua..d 49, a. ,he are not equivalent
y
p.,o. furnished as raiions al
c.t..6,s
= oa,, Isae. rsrsrl will be allowed
e ..t,bsv wHrat.o al as cyicrs
al .t
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-07-11
WILBDHsS COBfPOT - OF
COD LIVER OIL
AID LIME.

For C0ESE ApItD&. tae oay ~ la5e
remedy sa0Na. hhas IS tl NJ 81 rsian-
a. res' - FsLa ssst cemee pas of y
e a3 b taQaaAd has ~,
rested tie assass q = A43 stages zs8
re4 fse d ~ ~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-07-11

A pAsat9ne AarTsr 4 correspondent
q iht chfsgian wAtehmsn. uho yistei The
Al4Ae Il H.ram pgvers al flsrsaev, says
Theush srsei sal rtied by ,he fn
ish, she base lsa amaas hs best Ps-
troo y, Peetrs hAs svass oeeu nae so he
eaatu. ayai Is Tie care ~ Wei re-
nssaei hasa ~ aree aaeNent ~ah c-
earrsi . kv mes BE- bs,ut, vaea the Dee
ter sas 4 hs staie, aui ST. AZ aig,
q soae ere n ac > ep
hu Z he b4l eres e1S4a
1esefesn Davis 81.
~ sss - asshie Rs ass bass
ths e!sfe aorg. s. afsaa Il Anasr
taH aase aag h..stae l E
ecu hW
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-07-11

Large aad thtlNlAE attusnvHt tthid and HfAtt
Etraw8fe. 30 uifcs sauJl ol Philadelphia ,! rat
afi. Eie8 sUil. pruducias large crops which gao
uew Be srsa growing Ten, tSehtf ana Wy este
t-tefa Al nom $50 io $50 ptr acre, pay abif WltHth
isaY 9,ar4 B5Fed business openings fr nahnNie-
tlFts and othaA Churches schoois aud good -
ciatv. ltBsuow tbe most improving Plaee hast ~
west. Hgudrr3s aro settling and building lhc
beauty with which she place ia laid outl s uhser
as.aa. Iettprs answered. Peppers giving iuli W.
grnat{op win 81 srtt sgce Adlr ess CHARLES
k LANDS, yiuelaha Post Office, Landis TOWN
from Report Of solon R%obinsen, Agricoiturl q
Editor fthc Tribune. 1T ts one o. the mes 81
'.iys tsrtilr tracts. III an almost level position.
and .uitslle condition for pleasant Earning that Wc
/ kuoX OF thts side ofthe Wostern Prairies.
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usf H
n go
~
u @a
49,.
fs 30 sAseu oaa
As IsaafsF 81 rms L,rs Prs lpEsf
Mr s b Clfy, p bn sFeea q tae hai-
had o4sJrsuu featei tae falsus AZ
ia Eeatieaau s fe dent g Vermont, ana
- ~ frm this place. seat 0y ny aaad a
o.su .ssi,r & tae President. ihe Fnrpart 9
vbea. was a. ieIlqWs 81 bal hree sons
uso a. enlisted 10 the army. Two q Thea
; k40s T.1on tu battle, aud the third = mes
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Your otediCnl servant,
The Secretary 81 War

"iIe m,le a fea lesul,ory remarks ALL
ibe setoolmister Mrs harrington stgplci
.udleu3 ia the hustle She was m1kHag p.
tounl the l.lle ir tc4, and glLel over Der
specs taous htfu1y At him leaning On q
plate 31ce Is, as # @ enforce her Views y.
aee support It gave her, 6 .suppose i was
because be gas weak, she said, "but AYRt's
PttL, viii cure him. | never knew 'en to
fan They are very solitary 10 such cases !
'.Ro4iy, madam replied he, Il cannot
guess your meaning" "You said dysen-
terry, said She. laying do3n the plate and
putt ng a spoon in the preserves. 81 said
desultory, said he, smiling: ''quite a DIFF
ferept thing" "No natter" said she.
looking up ia time to box ISe's ears, wht
was putting paper down the chimney Of u,
keroseas lamp "rbc Pulls are good FL
both. / dare say, ior they cure almost AZ th,
diseases IN the cornucopia,"