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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-04
ADVISORY BOARD.
Principal office, y. ~ Cor. Third and
Walnut Sts.-Up Stairs.

Tg1HIs COMPANY MAS INCORPORATE UNDER
the Laws Of the State Of Ohio, and will commence
boring for jill and otherwise developing their lands i'm
msdiateiy.
The Company owns. in fee simple, ono thousand acre.
OF Land Ia Lewis Coun y. Keniutky, four miles south Of
ysncebufg. on the Ohio river, and on salt Lick Creek. .
tributary Of tue Ohio, and Is part of the OIL track lately
discovered IN Adams county, Ohio, crossing the river &C
Lewis county. KsntGesy. and extending through thi.
iand for miles into Kentucky. -
The universal opinion a all experienced IN OiL1erTi.
rtoTy, who have visit q this district, IL ths II win prove
hishly p oturive and large amounts Of laud nre al
ready been taken up by them.
The company aieo own, In fee simple, IN Crawfori
county. Indiana, az the waters Of Little blue, Sinking
toFx and Oh G eek. twelve tracks Of land, selected ex-
pressly as the best oil territory, and comprising one
thousand acres. oi has been gathered from the ~ Dss
In this vicinity Tor the past forty yesss, and used by some
u the inh abr auts and manuf eiurers for iiu -instirg
psrposes. One distillery was lighted with oil over thirty
wears ago, a. certified 10 ~ the ron OF the pr pri-tor.
same bssin, Is . well now yielding a largely remrners-
I've prodt.
Their are now twelve wells in progress two Of which
have struck OF within a few days) in the immedis VII
entity. aud rePsrations are Masking to sink Others, a
majority Of which belong TO part. es Interested in oil well
In We tern Pennsylvania.
We do not deem IL bosStful 10 state that the pros
pecis OF This Compay are a, favorable as any that
dends, As all toe x illogical features, surface indica-
tion-. and sriual presence Of oil, point TO is exisi ence
in large quantities, aud al q reasonable cost Of linking
wells.
We procured this large amount OF land, all o'which j,
oil territory. with the OBJECT, When deemef be Thy tbs
Comrany, of ~disposing OF portions by sale OF sse Il
o'her parties az q large sdvapce. thus being pr pared tC
enhance the value OF the property 10 al unlimited
smpunt
II Is proposed 10 offer this stock for a limited time
only al half the par value. being ten dollars for "scI
hare Of twenty dollars. for the purpose of more expedi
tcusiy developing the teri tory.
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Let IA Cipher Together.

Give the debt of the Lincoln Government
s A 900 OnD .0fO. and this A. rather below than
ebose estimate Now suppose ah American dol.
lar tp measure one and a bali inches IA diameter;
stretch them along. edge to edge. and there
would be eight dolhsrs TO one loot. twenty-tour
90 one ysrd, $40 2eS 20 one mile The diametcr
Of The earth i : uUU miies. The national debt
then. thus arranged. sOuld measure the diam
eter Of The earth Twelve times aud a half. and
two hundred aud sixty mieS over, and then
lease a Surplus revenue OF Si4.5i4 or. sssum
ing the circumference at the earth TO be $4,000
miles. IL would belt the eBtife globe more then
four tines.
Bot let u figure further. Suppose an AmeTi-
can silver dollar TO weigh one ounce Troy; the
weigh, NJ the Lincoln debt would then be 333.
333 33a11 pouucs. A good substantial mule
might y.sk 300 pounds. mules travelling 10 train
will ~e will say. occupy ten ieet. To pack the
sbolitbn eeohemy would require a train OIL LII
III mules. aud the train would extend q .0I]
Dllles AID "a f~rartion, OF nearly three times the
diameter of the earth. A rather respectable
mule train. thtt.
But muluIly again: Suppose ten American
dollaf- - be .q'Hsl to enc Iuch ia thickness. then
1913 $40 wousd make : stack one mile high. and
Uncle Abran ms htfle indebtedness would coIs-
struct = silver spire s 3t3 mites aud = fraction. OF
10 within reaching distance ut The uan IN the
moon.
Yet again: Suppose some adventurous and
light fingered gentle man. ~ho could count one
dollar each ani every second OF time. aud who
required neither su-ten riee nor rep .se. were TO
undertake TO count. dollar by dollar. this abOli-
ton pocket money. he would be engaged day and
night. sithout litter mission for any purpose. just
one hatrltei and twenty seven wears. and even
then there Mould remain the snug little sum OF
SIS g5J 10 he counted Thus We may ~appreci-
are The euor,ai Of .he debt shich Lincoln and
his advisers are engaged IN fixing and fastening
forever on the country.
The debt already accumulated would have pur-
chas. 4 every negro on the southern pl,ntsti"ns
ut $500 apiece. averaged all round, and 2O 900 =
uHO acres of land at ten dollars an acre. or 4Ou.
0U0 200 a. live dollars I'D acre upon which to col
onize them. aud all the sea of blood that has
been uselessly poured ont aud wasted and all the
millions Of precious lives that have beeu wanton-
ly and ~wickeily sscsif ed ~ the murier,us idol
OF abolition negro equality saved to The coun-
Times.
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DAILY. KEErEis * RUSH,
LECTURES.
Phi'OsOph, of Marriage.

rayHE PRoPRIFTCRS OF THE NEW nRK MUSEUM
Of Ansto~.y haze DIT IN ir-d regsrrless q ev.
p~u-~. 90 f~-ue free. for the hrn. a. 4 suffering Iu.
manits. ant suppr--soa q GU -ck.rx. far finer me>.
IN ere tf < AT in-tructive Lectures on Mr. az and
t-qusl o.. tom. NefVcas sd N steal urtulty. Pre-
ma ure ceclf e Z Manhood. inciSs>uoa. nsasness or
Depression. Inpofere~ Irs-.f kt-srv and Marty Pow
er. he xr a. >oriAl wi, and 10 Nslati-s ~b.Ch resul,
from yvlthta' iolie-. erces - Of maturity. or ign0r4 nce
Of PM ss-lexy nfts-s fSsta--
Tb~s~ fn~-4aanl- Lrctnre> have he-~ ne means %
enighieuias and saving houssues. a. viii he T rv.rt-
ed ire. on receipt - 'oar sAmp-. ~ sfsres>ing - -
t.rv. Se~1ars Museum Of An.to7v 49, Nrai-lrr. e,s
Broad Az, Se~ f"E .sl2tdy
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FURNITURE, &C.
SECOND HAND STORE.
233 East Washington ST.,

NEAR ITTLE'S HOTEL
EoOK STOVES. HEATING STOVES. FURNITURE,
ard Mattresses Of all kinds. conditions and preesi
Yoc can here and sveryfk' ng necessary 10 make . corr
pl.te outfit for hoo ~skeeping, and a. prices ranging
ron IS 10 20 per cent ehssper than can De had new any
~h~re IN the city. also have q complete stock OF New
Itn-are. -ceunon c-srs. b<esfsac. ane lsesins
olss~-s CAL and zee. j.. T. xA1oI.
isAlf-car
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-04

TRK TkRRoK OF THE DRAFr Gov. BRoUGH,
10 his late message. states this startling TACT:
IL " estimated that the number of men who
fed from This state MS the recent draft approach
ed aud during its execution exceeded twenty
thousand. To such AN ex'ent has this emigra-
ton gone that IN some cases there were no, men
enough lest in the township TO fill the quotas.
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zen

At the American Dt .pensary we also treat, WITHOUT
hEkCUx', and with never falling success, yeneresl. or
what the q1scks call rrivste or secret diseRses-Syphy-
lie in all its stages, GonOrrhGs. elect, Structure, sperm
a'orThra, Seminal Weakness. Nocturnal Emissions.
Sexual Debility. impotency, and Fleets Of Self Abuse i.
The last six are treated ia s"Priyate Letter" which
VIII be sent free, on receipt OF stamp.
Ny treatment 1 deem IL unnecessary TO enlarge upon.
TIE remarkable and astounding cures performed throu zh
the agency Ct the EEDICATED VAPOR BATHS. and the
meoicsl application otELECTRO-MAGNETISM. BY the
alternate use OF these two medical agents we get a three
10 effect BY elimination. morbid matter is forced cot
Of the sysiem. and by the abSorbants. medicine IS iume-
disteiy brought in contact with disease. b the spp ics-
ton of ELECTRO- MAGNETISM, nervous enervauOf II
restored, and power added 10 the muscular system.
win guarantee a cure c.
And also all infsnaiory diseases. For further ipfor-
nation cal! and judge for yourself.
il challenge the public to bring me q case csuael
cure, II brought before the golden thread is broken.
UFOfhce hours from S A. II. TO 6 p. NJ. 2 o. Box
l264- nev30'C4-dlycod
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-04

sH-T~enty six OF the high priced subs" a;
New Haven. Connecticut. made their escape
from the conscript camp on Sunday night.
through a tunnel from the euarS house out un-
der The fence surrounding the camp. They 6rsi
cut through the d ,or with their jack knives. and
then dug the ,uunel with tin plates. pieces OF
ssssasIes aud oyster shells The guard house is
ten feet from the fence. but perseverance over
came he distance. S I of the party were sub
seQnently arrested by the police.
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THE
INDIANAPOLIS NATIONAL BiNK,
Financial Agent and Designated
Depository Ofthe United states.
AUTHORIZED 81, COO 900
CASE CA~PITALPAID Observation-Disclosures. 100000

KETILL receive subscriptions, as financial agent OF
the Government, for all or its popular loans
VIII collect gold interest on registered and coupon
bonds on the most liberal terms. Currency bonds cashed
on presentation when due.
Away on hand a full supply ofC. S. revenue stamps,
for sale at the regular discount.
VIII buy aud sell al government securities, orders on
Washington, coin and exchange in all the principal Cit
les.
VIII make collections throughout the West and Ess;
at verv reasonable rates.
viii receive deposits, and loan money At o per cent,
on good security
Having Unlimited facilities, will transact all kinds Of
banking business on fair terms and with the utnos;
pr0mptneSS.
THFO. P. HAUGHEY, Pres'i.
INGRAM FLETCHER, Cashier.
Indianapolis. December ;, 1854.
dec4-d3m
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-04

Professor Roberts says: "a thorough examination
OF he oil fields of this county has convinced me that
the surface indications found on Sinking Fork Otter
Fork, % Creek aOd the Little Blue, of & awford county,
Indiana, samples OF which in rocE and crude otl 1 s,n,
you by express. are equal in quality and abundance, il
not in excess, Of any in this cOuntIy.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-04

ISrEREsrISc TO TBE LADIks-The Empress
Eugenie will. IL Is said. app-nr at the next ball of
tho Tuiits~iss IN y dre~c ~ rc~ urnufacture, q
pattern OF which was sent by = maker at Lyons.
aud which has had immense success. Ii is made
Of elk and silver. the reflection of which are SO
eplendid and the shades so soft that the general
aspect resembles the Effect of the moon on the
waters of a lake This stuff has already re-
csived The name of Drap de Phone.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-04
8 Y M p TO M = :

The symptoms Of Catsrrh. as they generally appear,
are a. first very slight. Persons tud fhey have a cold,
that they have frequent attack, and are more sensitive
% the changes Of temperature. In this condition. the
nose may be dry, or = slight discharge, thin and scrid,
afterwards becoming thick and adhesive. As the disease
becomes chronic, the discharges are Increased ia quantity
AMI changed In quality; they are now thick aud heavy.
aud are hawked OF coughed of. The secreiions are Of
fensive, causing a bad breath; the voice Is thick and Ra-
sal: the eyes are weak; the sense Of the smell IS lesSened
or destroyed; deafness frequently takes place. Another
common and important symptom Of Catarrh Is. that the
person Is Obliged 10 clear bis throat in the morning OF a
thick or slimy mucUs, which has fallen down from the
head during the night. When this takes place the per
son may be cure that his disease Is on IL way 10 the
lungs and should lose no time in sresiing IL.
The above are but few Of the many Catarrh synpioms.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-04
LxAvxswoxrz. IND. nec. %. 1854.

LkAVEs"oATa, IND, nee %, loo4.
President Tar Spring Oil Company, Cincinnati, Ohio:
Dear s.r-Havlng examined the lands Of your Com
pany in this county, I do not estate 20 say that they
are The very best selections OF oil territory.
JAMES MILLER,
Recorder Of Crawforj County. indiana.
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EXPRESS
American Express Company,
UNITED STATES EXPRESS COMPANY.

sFFIcR OK THE corner or WASHINGTON Ann
Meridian streets, Indianapolis.
Three daiy Expresses 70 New York:
Two daily Expresses 10 Cincinnati, and
Two daily Expresses 10 Chicago and ST. Louie:
The above C~5rapsEies are tho only ~ -fleg.dE Espresso,
ne following roats, viz
Ola CENTRAL.
LAFAYETTE A CHICAGO.
IrUASAPOLls a PExg.
TERN HAUTF A RICHMOND
CALIFORNIAN a INDIANA rOL.s
Money, PACKAGES, sala4bles .n< freight carried -
.-fe'y sid disPa'eh, aid IN charge u specAl and es.cssDi
messenger.
Sotes Bill AID DEsft- I'll % promptly collected NJ
'-sar '~f1rns nsd@ ~ FTzSSTEID. As-ri
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Indianapolis and Madison
K2
1854. MMa@@& 1864,

New Arrangement TO Commence Non.
day, Nay fG, 1864.
1.-TWO passenger trains daily Sundays ~excepted) be.
tween indianapolis and Madison.
Leave the Union Depot indianapolis, at 500 A. a
and 3 P. M, arriving at Madison al 10. so A. n. and 7.5s
p. II.
Leave the Depot az Madison at 9 A. D.. and 40 J. Y.
arriving at indianapolis at ii A. n. and LAO p. n.
Trains leave Columbus for Nashville at ] P. b., arriv-
ing at $40 p NJ Returning leave RuShville al Z A. II.
arriving at Columbus at Ills A. II.
This Road forms a line with the Packets at Madison foI
toe transportation of freight between Cincinnati sud In
dianapolis and points West.
Tariff OF Freights as low as by any other route.
Shippers and merchants West will find IL to theirihtsT
est TO ship by thisline.
marlS d. BRANHAA. Superintendent.
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REMOVAL.

n a. BoHLsx. cHfttcT. ~ REMOVED HIS
o-es IRON ths xtas b. cins 10 his rsss1enes
10 Wet ohas susst, between xAr1;An ssd ultsots
iaals d3z
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-04
a CARD TO THE LADIES.
DIR. DUPONCO'S
GOLDEN PERIODICAL PILLS,
ron rruxrrc
o FEMALES.
InfaIiibIc i'm Correcting Irregu-
larities. Removing Instructions
OF the Monthly Guros from
Whatever Cause and Always
Aucce>sGuI ..s a Preventative.

Ard ne 'ouiy SIRE" and CEtINN REMEDY for all
tbo-e anict TX complaints 80 peculiar 90 the sex, wheth-
er "aaart ie II tipgs"
The e ri + are nothlSg new. but have been used BY
the oc orr TOO n any var, beta IN rrsuce aid Ame =
Tea. vi b uapsrai,sl.d success n ev. ~ case: and he :
urgs q bs ma y thousand Ia ies who have used thsm TO
make tn fuis uhhc. ~ he siievtSioh OF thos sui-
fcung tom sny uregulsriil : wlafrver, a we'll a. TO
prevent an 1 GREASE o. family VII re health will not
permttt u. + m ass p c l.ly ssGua ed. or those supp"--
/ < thsmS.lsss 50. are caut on 20 against uslns thee
P.Ii. whi e IN MAJ c~n s. OF. A. he prerri-ioT assumes
TO ress.n bat y a t-r the above dm nit on. although
th.is m n-ss w.1li prevent sry mschi, Il 10 heath.
Oth@rw - the ILL a e - commented Full and explicit
directions ses mPa' each box
$4,000 3, KS HAyk BEES SOD lN1wOY YEARS.
Tent oGssnd Loxe Ssent by lie TT. bO'h y myself and
q pnt-. 10 . pms q. n. world, 10 witch 81 ~ets have
been rrtnrnr u which sAie>,sy moth O. giks the above
{ Ne DAMN D. foN TfK W. kLD ~ r. NOV Ne
OF 1ku TsN> MI kf>lOkif6 NA1Uhk10 rs
P~RopERtHANSFT, eniefinl the =, rve> and res or Is
the 'rosy ci r Of hes III" 10 The heck VI tie most Deli
cate.
PRICE 81 % PER BOX sx BOXES for IS 90.
Sold by ali uru Sxist-. nd by the following yobbirg
ant rug HOUSES. Agents Tor md annapolis. ina ana.
"a sdl.S by = ncing a.. can pr cute the h1>. sent con-
part - Sb~ ely or couu ~ a'd Ter ale by
TON .N>uN A & \. y, i. ssu wssh ngtes street
stEwAhT a MoKoAs, NJ. 4e. Eas, shiusior
street.
W. l. HASN'T / CO, No. u. West Washington
street
H.LEE. Sos Il and ~, Ratt.' Block
J. =. SES0UR, 20 3. sates olss Block. ard ~
DAILY. KEEFEis ~ RU>H.
wha,es.e D-ursis-s 10. -. scu,h Meridian street
G. s. LACEY, Genera Travelling Agent for the " -s,srn
State. To-. earo- RI : rect. Chies .. illinois.
y B., one Genuine uiiyss tn beN = sisn-d"S- ID.
HOWE jAn3l-dlyeed
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DISSOLUTION.
Dissolution OF Coparfnership.

r1NsE P~NRT~ERsHIP HRRs Vps"RE fxfsIISG BIZ
TWEEN Heur1 Alien md I. ~ Stewart. IN the Ixv-
ay and sa.- stable tlsine... wa thts dsy Dissolved ~
mutual cen en-.
-eHry Ah~n.taving bought n ehf-- Inter = IN tie
stoek' notes snd book scc0rns q TIE aid rrr. ispr-
tho'izec - GO beet al dsbs. dne The frm- ~ hss alec
s-en e. tne pa n-nt % Ell deb seaih-t the tr1s and
al pay The sane shea presented Tor gayDenI
HEskY ALLEN,
7. W. TEwAR
iadianspeii-. January .. lss-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-04
MEDICAL.
5~ MEDICAL.
Dr. N. >.
AMERICAN DISPENSARY.
No. "a IL E. Washington St,

q DTsPENsARY WE TREAT BY
N new method, and with the hsppiest results ali
cases OF Diseases ard coRdit ems peculiar 10 females.
ProispSu. Uteu, cAlhng Of the womb krupti9ns Of the
Skis Chioro>ir, or Green Uy
yeii"~ian, dirty green pallor Of the surface; kmsnso
desslt u. pT absent Aenstruation; AmenOuheA. OF Re
teuton 81 the Aense-. Dysmen0ubea, a painful and dici-
cut TOW Of the h'use Nenorrhsgis, or profase Mem
sFaatioui Leuchorrhea, or excessive and altered secre-
iion Of the muc1s-geuerslly white, or nearly coioress
and transparent
Header, ! have give4 you . class Of diseases that are
met with N Females Of all ages. whether married OF IN
married. and TO married Females would say that there
are many oth,r forms Of diseases peculiar 90 your sex
diseases Of Pregnancy, Psrtariiion, and LsctAtlon, Of
which space will not admit an calculation. I omit Il for
the council chamber, adding but one more disease 70
this lisi, and that i q formidable ore-Uicerstion fthe
body Of the Uterus.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-04
Most Important to Young Men.

WHOSE hollow cheeks and paled counienances tell in
ieaSai language and silent working Of some terrible dis
case, Undermining The constitution, memory and reason:
hurr ins them 70 a premature death. Reflect while rea-
son holds sway, and avsil yourself OF the services Of Dr..
ienaey, whose treatment d~isSipates the slightest disc se
and cures the most hsTassing sc .Sness, or Other csuse
ofssriers difficulty OF perpetual sanoYsacs.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-04

4 III STILL CONTINUE n BUSINESS AT THE
II old ~and on Pearl street. inmecisf- ,oufh q
Gl-Dds' Bl.cs, wberr ! will be very slad 20 see al nv
cid CUSTOMERS Ax< frie1ss, and any ns~ 0nss Who es..rs
10 see ne. kkSBx AShkS.
ialSS-<7v
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4 Single Bottle VIII last "a uontb--to
be- used three times "a day.
TE T o N
From Hon. Thomas J. Turner, Ex-Member Of Congress
rom Illinois, late Speaker Of the illinois H1r.e OF Rep
resentatves. and Grand Master CT A. F., and A. NJ, Of
the State Of Illinois.
FREEPoRT. October p, 1853.
DE-. y n. SEELYE-Desr Sir In reply 10 your notice Of
the 18th int. l would cay that was severely afflicted
with Catarrh for years. when I became acquainted with
you and bou-h two bottle Of your liquid Catarrb Rem
edy. Before I had used one bottle | was sensiLly i'm
proved. and before The second bot l. was finished, was
completely cured. can rcemme, d ite md cine to all
afflicted with CstsrTh. Respect uiy YOURS,
THOMAS }. turner.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-04

JAsrARr 4, 1865.
President Tar Spring oil Compan,. Cincinnati, Ohio:
Dear Sri have the pleasure to inform you that we
have struck oil IN two Of our wells now in progress
This fact conh ms my previau opin on-that you and
we have the best oil territory in the Unitet States.
r. yORIS,
Superintendent; Knox County Oil Company.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-04

Persons A. a distance wishing 10 subscribe for this
stock, by rem ting tie money to ORREN 4. MOORE,
Secretary, have the advantage o. getting their certificate
OF stock returned by mail at half price.
y. +. CARY, Pre- ident,
A. u. BREED, Vice President,
ORREN X. MOORE, Secretary.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-04

On REFINERY. January ,, 1855.
President Tar Spring Oil Company, Cincinnati, Ohio:
Dear sir-The specimen Of tar from your lands hand
ed me contains 30 per cent. OF pure petroleum and is one
Of the nest specimens | have seen, aud is abundant proof
of oil producing land.
HAMILTON LYON, Rehner.
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Capital stock, ,OOO
incorporated Under lhe Laws o
Ohio, Dee. 30, 1864.

GES. s. Z A President.
A. 4. BkEED, Vice President.
o. y. MOOKE, Secretary and Treasurer,
n. hINSsY a Co, Bankers
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-02-22

A WoMAN's DESERT Douglas saw the storm
gathering on the brow Of his capricious wife,
and clasping her to his arms, asked
"Are you indeed changed, my Julia, that you
have forgotten the time when youSisei 10 dc.
clare you would prefer desert with your Henry
TO throne with another7''
"No, certainly, not changed, but IL did
not know what desert was; or at least, had
formed rather different idea of it,"
''What was your idea Of desert? Do tell
me love-"
"Oh, had fancied it beautiful place, full
ofroses and myrtle, and smooth green turf, and
murmuring riyulcts, and though very retired,
not absolutely out of this world, where one
could occasionally see ones friends and give
parties, and be free from crying babies.'
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-02-22

TIME Postville Land Company now prepared to
sell and give perfect titles to lots in the Town Of
Postvillc.
SUPERIOR INDUCE ENTS
will be offered to business at this point Postye
is on the line Of the McGregor Western Railway, 25
miles from McGregor, in the centre of the finest grain
region Of Iowa. grain elevator Of the firstclass,
erected by John Lawler is nearly completed and the
will mako regular trips to Postyile after July
18TH
Merchants and business men in McGregor who con-
template locating branch establishments will find this
point not surpassed by any west of McGregor.
JOHN T. SLOVENIAN
Agent for Postville Land Company
Mctregor, June 10th 1861 l0l
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-02-22
TuE following story is told to illustrate

TnE following story is told to illustrate
the remarkable instinct Of the feline tribe
Mr.. Slipheimen. the famous saxon dentist
had valuable tortoise-shel cat, that foI
days did nothing but moan. Guessing the
cause, be looked into it's mouth, and seeing
decayed tooth, he soon relieved it of its
pain. The following day there were a,
least ten cats at his door; the day after
twenty and they went on increasing to
such an extent that he was obliged to keep
bull dog to drive them away. But moth.
ing would help him. A cat that had the
toothache would come any number of miles
to see him. However, being one morning
very nervous, he accidently broke the jaw
Of an old tabby The news Of this spread
like wildtire, and not single cat ever came
to him afterward. H.