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Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-01-05

We learn from the Hamilton Freeman that
.. J. Wadsworth. formerly a resident of Web
stcr City. has made a fortune from the sales
OF '.Oil Territory" in Pennsylvania.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-12-06

The Sixth CavalrT.

Yesterday afternoon the 9Th Cavalry.
numbering 300 men. under command @.
Lieut. Col ViBton. arrived in this city d.
rect from Fort Le4venworth, Kansas Col
Kidd. the former commander was muster
Ell out AZ LeavenwOr-h This regiment was
with Sherman on his glorious march down
70 the sea. They marched with the rest
Of Shermans army to Washington witness
ed the grand review. and were then order
Ell 10 Montana Territory. on the western
frontier
After their arrival 81 Fort Laramie they
marched 10 Powder river. at the foot OF the
Rocky Mountains The regiment built g
large fort on Powder River 70 protect trav-
elers from Indian dep-eia-iOns. While
there 4 portion Of The re-l meut went IN the
north branch OF the TONNE River. and there
had q fght with The Arrapaboe Indians.
and had 10 remain ia CORA. Twelve days
They SucceeleI In getting back. with The
loss OF on : two men, some 40 men. the
new recruits - the regiment with . portion
OF the 1T. 7,l anl 5th regiments we're con
S0.ilate.l .G one command Numbering
about I. 400 Me1- a8d Vere sent unGer com
mald O. Gen. Conner e. salt LAKE Civ.
TIE veterans "a The - arrived 81 Learea-
worth Just before The 5tl ie.l. 1ad Mould
follow them Lere IN lew DAYS There IS
about FJug months pay due these men.
They W.. he paid % and scatter 10 their
homes il : few dlys.-JIl+s0n Case.
NcE, 30tt.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-12-06
A Noble Work

Tie patriotic people Of Michigan are, in
several counties. euergetcaIy engaged in
raising funds ior the erection Of monuments
CD tne aero.c dead. aud a large amount has
aeeu contributed for q State monument al
Deru. Nlue taese various tributes 10
t.t memory of me noble sons OF Michigan
sIa cmMeatl 90 Je commended. the people
fi,.-c..s il are engaged in n0bler work.
They ..,ncse o. erec, st the Capital. a
soldiers Or Ian Home. for the maintain
.rc. 81 the children o. deceased soldiers.
Liberal contributions have been made ~
ne large hearted ID various portions OF
tlal State, and their bountie- have already
secured and fitted up q suitable building
for this excellent purpose. his building
formerly the residence Of Governor Far
wei. and lately Harvey Hospital, IS located
on the banks Of Lake Monona, in the city
u Madison, and l. nearly ready Tor the re-
ceDtion OF children. Mrs. c. y 2. Harvey,
widow of The late Gov Harvey. = pariicu-
LARRY active m making the institution a
success. y clrCular Eas been ISSUED by the
Executive Committee for a general cOllec-
ton 10 De taken up on Thanksgiving day
for that purpose throughout the state.
shall not Michigan follow this noble exam
pie. Hundreds Of children poor and help
less, have lost their fathers in The field,
vino periodically Glied the ranhs, that the
rich aud active men might stay at home
They need an education, and care from the
Kind hearted, and Yet have noaeto care for
them. What could be 6 nooier tribute TO
Tie dead, tHan 10 provide for these needy
orphaned children And where could there
be a more suitable place for such an insti-
tuition than the capital Here, soon, Will
be q great interior railroad center easily
accessible from all portions Of the state
Here the legislature could watch over aud
care for their interests
Bui fuot suitable 10 locate il here, let
some other suitable place be selected and
the work be prosecuted with vigor. VIII
not some OF our own wealthy citizens take
steps 70 initiate this work What say the
ladies'. who carried forward the soldiers aid
societies. A nOOier CHARITY was never I'M
deriaken and we invite the attention Of the
press TO this matter, as worthy Of serious
consideration. Wealth Is abundant, and
hearts. noble and generous, will be found
ready 10 give munidceujly. when the work
is commenced. To the teachers OF that
rel. zion which incuicates tie visiting Of
che fatheriess and the widow in their a.
fiction, we would also commit this ques-
ton. with au earnest desire that it may meet
cordial AMI hearty response.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-12-06

ANoTHEE RANsHoRN. We CLIP the
following notice ortbe proposed AR liue
extension Of the Grand Trunk Railroad va
Jackson from the Ann Arbor Argus:
The railroad chartered in our State
some wears AGO. anu known a. the Ambov.
Lansing SaC.aaH ard Grand Traverse Rail
Rad. mas been iicetiC.oIslv designated the
Eam's Horn Railroad because. we SUD-
r~-s ~ i-~ --Ca20llf divergence from an
Az -le. Bu- he G~ci Trunk Railway
ACaic4a. as described Ok our cOtemDO-
-s-ry q lAs Niles Frssnrsu. viii certainly re
-.-.-.el 20 @ 3G-e TIE claim 70 the title Of
Ram Horn TIE -'-sswGn saws: L IS
projected 20 run from Rldgeway in the eoun-
y OF MacOmb, through the counties OF
Oakland, WaslteUaw. Livingston. In-ham.
jackson. Calhoun. Branch. s. Joseph. Cas-
and BerUen. by The way OF Michigan City 10
Chicago. We have heard OF the snake
that wired 10. and wired out. and Of the
Irishman who travelled both sides Of the
road a. once, but this projected road
beats them both The engineer WHO runs
that road vii aSsuredly De a believer 10
the beauty OF curved lines. If not n tbe
definition that straight me Is the short
Is; line between two given points.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-12-06

TIE NATIONAL DEBT.-The statement Of
tie public Deb- for Nov 80, 1865. has been
published. and the following comparison
embraces the important points deserving
attention: Whole debt, deducting funds
ca band. Oct 3ls. S274O. s54.75s Sc:
lo NJ sJ-b. S2.7ll633.3l4 -: q
decrease OF so, 22l44i 10. The debt
loar-ag interest il coin, Oct. 3lst, Sll6, =
1891 50; do, Nov. 5Oth, Sll7. 53l, IA
10: al Increase Of Sc. 903, AS 80. This is
accounted for by the additional issue Of
sos In exchange for legal tender notes
The debt bearing interest IN currency Oc-
tober 3lst. was Slles, los "A: do. No
vember 30;b. 81, 1851, l49 10. q decrease
OF Sl42SS. C33 Sc. This IS accounted for
As follows. Temporary loan, Oct. Slst, Ss9. =
l07. 745 40; DO, Nov. 3Otb, SIS. 523, JOY 10
decrease. S9,5s463s So Compound inter-
est notes Oct 3lst. Sl7S.Ol2 IA; do.
Nov. 3o,h. SI67.Ol2 IA; decrease IS. 900. =
0e0 co: Indebtedness, Oct. 3lst, s.. 595. =
ooo
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-12-06
4 single Box ofBranareth'. ,ous-4


ne veseta--s szirsctve matter inaa .~e-sy boxes
q .-lg 1ls 70 &c ~ort tssl-es, a-iv-1v- hu1-re-
pays as Use tle-a - tasir practice o .l-
@. ot1er purglives he 1rsl -fter - t5ei- vsac IS
y-t scarcely l17rccilts-. Wen they are better
sa.rr ---1-1 tclt- an continued s.lk-.-s w-- b.
--. n-sf Le' t1-ss wl1 zu5w them s..a1 r.sl-
or -- --..- .aT-. !. IS -uiy sL.-l q. save ...
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l.c 81 t.- s--s.n cd . = ls -a-se.-- b., 8 pee
vale ni- 3 ia1r-s- = us sElrl ~ l-F-l-at. i
ana -.--. gr-tect.1n. b their osc4s-.r4. use. W
prevent t-a collection " those l-u9-ris.es. wl--A
when % ----is-i quantities. cause So much danger
g. t-- - health. They soon cure l.se- ooa.7a -t
y-9-7s.4 LES %. appetite. p ga Tie heal. le,rs
54ra. p-.a 81 ,ae breast b9ae sgli-a ,aiasaess A.
e'sTeles4. STA By a.. respectable ue--srs ia N--
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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-12-06

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-,an,-r vss,sr.ie. tsn, J,ei az, IN usso,
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t,. cty g. aa- e--- Pa. ot .ea-
-.ae leau..l lecl ~, 70 wi. be I'D Tie
Jay thc r-sl t...- reaches Lansing. Tae
emorrt ot travel .nl tram. tat vil. a-
rer-..s read pl d fnwe
ter Be- a-c-Lt DE-.
Hot. -ee-.irel.E i.-.a..s LIS aare
deaDi,.,iu ,a.e within i've months. with
1r.ck s.i5s ana in some phases axe worth
s $50 po- too. roa, Another .ar sc ssa..
receive 81 impetus that wiz commence
uas.arus wb., %, na,a-e ue-, d,.i.ues
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-12-06
NOUNG MEMS SOCIETYt
Regular Course OF Lectures for
- . go.

T1s f-l,-Ei-E g. 80 O tie lecturers s-z,-ci *
IA Young Nsns sec cty - Lersinr 70 ~ present
soasor Elsh me cate ard subject @. their Icrrcs-
DUDLEY WALLER. nc. lsih. 49,
p -z--s
Prof. 4. =. UPsON. Vi H-zi.ssa Co.i-ze ~.
i-r 80 1--1.
81. - --e ca-----a spi.t. 90 Rs- 8. Pc .
Rev. NJ Il. 1IILBUTSS. I'll B.sr5 7res,1.-
- n go ll-l- l,lo
S--.s- Ar s--r.~ --1 wat B,ls III
saw E-lrt
Rev. J. n BC CKLE1. Jan I'd Is5s
Slt-e--- l-1 Pep : .Cll T 1el7lz Il History.
Wise ANNA Z. DICKINSON. Fe5 1-,h. 1875
S-'es---. some I-r-s
Hon. H. =. TAYLOR. Ft e5fh 1915
Sztj--t-i Ezs.is1 = re- Yer Uss. Abcss ar1
Bsa-iy-
Tls ---f-r=s VII be- he,- % tas Mstao. s; CAlrsa
ssa-s. T.cssss Fooa r. tie eou--s = seven lee.
;-res 5 ezch-
snEls Tcks-s 2. al lest res IS cents exert Do
~ Walle-'s AID Mss Aria Di-Einson's vhich
vi - 60 seats sssh- 50
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-12-06

COTTON CROP OF ILLINOIS Egyp: is In
the high tide Of Is clt,Ca harvest. The
crop VIII turn out somewhat eB0rmOus-
estimates placing Il - one million pounds
-briuSlag L, II imPo-t4ncy near 10 q par
With me WOO. interest q limos Sill
Egyptians are 10. eXultalt. FOR the cOtton
buyers are Of the same " kidney" 6 the
wool buyers. and seize the lions share OF
the Manufacturing value o. tie crop. Seed
cotton sells 3, 10 cents per pound-eouiv-
alent 10 IS cents per pound gilned-with
lively market and eager inquiry.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-12-06
Lat@tEews.

Congress 1.saa.za'. Monday Coliax vas
cst.l Speaker by $50, 10 50 foT james
~r.. Ncpt.r-.a IS Geek. a.. .o
a.s..t c-4sl i.r .le rebel states. Bills
introduced % e.ve suffrage 20 co.oFed
persons ia che Ds,r.c, OF Columbia lae
or .c.r.. r message iss4.d 80 be semi-3e-
'r.fsrt in ioae arl 10 take strorg ground
in fver OF ca.Jrc.as our claims against
r--'.~f -.. carrying ont Tie Monroe ioc-
W...-l. N, i.i seal our & sup
re.f eI.h mess. -e soon as received
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-12-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.

The Bridal Chamber. AZ Essay g W .-a-as
ard Inst-l-il-n r1- Young Ne--pl.l--ei IS tie
Howard ss -l-i.-u az1 sent free CT e---1 .- sal si
enve,ops. Al-rsss. D-. :. sKlIIIN Hs- CHI " B. ~-
ard Association 7AlasepA.. Pc sl2ly
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-12-06

s-T-Is6O-X.-Drake's PiAn. at.oa g.ft.Is
They purify, strengthen and inv.gorats
They create a heally appetite.
Tley ars az ant.,ote - change @. N-t.r -ld Scr.
Taey overcome Effects o. dissipation ans A.- l,1rs
They strengthen th. ssstem and cnl.yea the III p g.
T1ey prevent n..asinl ana laierm tteut f,vo.s.
They purify lA- breath ABA c.-.ty 0f t4s stomach
They cl-e pyspers.aant C5nstl,at.en.
They su-e phrraea. Cholera aui Cholera Ai.ra-s
They cure LIVER Complaint AIS Herr1.s Hsallca.
They IRE Che best Btters .u o.. worii. Trey sa4k.
.ls weak strong. ana are exhausted aatlres greed
rcst9re-. They are made g pure - Croiz Bum IL.
celebrated Cal ssg a B4-s roots an herh- aaI arr.
taken u Che pleasure % beverage, wi--at re-
garI O. age or tlme % Jay. P4rt.-lllr.y recon-
aentct % delicate persons requiring set. -t.ia-
ant. soii by a. Gross Is. Druggists Hat..s lll 3.
loou-. o'iy genuine va.n Cork is covered ht col
prira's r. g stamp. p. ware os c3-ute-.els abs O..
rlel bottles 7 II URAkE & Co.
5t-yi Il Parl Row, New YORK
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-12-06

- The 8 J,sepa Tror.'s says. ;bat
Pre- f-. crop -o-iiron thar l1:--. a'lI uor-
- tfl1 >sve-.fA Che ssls O.. f-i.t isr Is
c1r' -nat amount ring hom $50
l. 500 Der -c.e. A gr0miSiu- revival is
% progress IN S. Joseph, under caa--e g.
Rev. Il. c. Dewitt ofCanandaisds y. Y.
81 breaches 10 crowded. houses. ard many
y. Z a-.eaLE LIE. converted
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-12-06

Ia NJ. y ". GA" fof'd. -sl-- !, -rinE
FED Mass, wo--- announce g. t1e -.-.sens "a. Ia
sing saat she v.. give Distractions oa O.. tlaa9-
Forte. Pipe o-g-n. M,-el--a --- ial.-- o.sl-; as-
Instructions H. Ia3-o-s- Bass aui 7---- N-sc. ~l
also llve c--ss j. A--yz--s M-,.- OBJ ~-.---ay O.
each week. a. Vel. N-sc HI. .a -.i--.--.
..--l
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-12-06

me sa-Ssoa Fahsos devo.es 4 CO..
unil 10 prove Tia. lie Dems--a.ic 80.
-, =, ~. oeen Beaten in tie late election.
II Victorious what necessity Of A..
GenI 10 prove It. Figures do0't lie.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-12-06

- Tie D5trci- Tribune estimates ire
potato crop m%rke-ed IN Detroit this sea
son. Il S47. e45 busheis At an average price
e - cents rer bushel. netting the pro
G-cers over SIS6,OCo.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-12-06

Gen Sickles has assumed the command
Of the Department. Of South Caroliua
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-12-06

- The BocAaaaa Ua.on saws that one
farmer ia BeFriea county has lately lost ffsy
hogs by n0g cholera.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-12-06

LlBr1 S----I5c-. Van r. Ifi. rr.
judy o. d, Slgs-... Court. Las sueIs.s.-
p ctlo ~----53 -.-.-s .o- ..a,l. assessing
a--1.aecs - S-5.toe. tha oase Is L9g O.
,F-al ~ Chicago. Jobn Van Arlal appear
-- WAX A~~.e7 .~- g -lEt.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-12-06

The Confederate cotton bonds in circula-
ton 10 England amounts to s24. SIS. 500.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-12-06

. -...-
5000 - -i n'i-h 81"
-. .,l -,i9 '- ''' ''i-' Ut '0'''-
l.r..,g' .- - = '''' ..,-,
HTATl,p Tr,Tr- TT - D----o~- E -
w $50 80,
~ ,-ro~rDrr-- ~ a. -
X ri-I~A-i'4L' "i j. J. Ao"elr n ~
y 0-9- Do'-si 4N pfl--s "ut "a. dei.ins j. our
H'' 9of"c
1eg. -6. F pos a. - m
it3l r5s,-E
CAIT PORK nov FIR ario I,- r. = p,-r
- - 4 r, Il, So, ,h. c. 49,
-.rIrrr papu- rr..f-.- 49, 4 -.
- - - D-A4'N 4-ie-.v'e -'H-S ai-t Nnt-hu. -
- -e- sac y. i7r' HJNiti-
------.-r,- - =
AJFAhS- -EoOu Brown a. Is CTS. white
- Co1-s g - cts-. io- 81 by THE0 HUNTER
I~c soiwo
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-12-06
NUONANS' LIFE PROTECTED.
Still Another Wonder in Chemistry
WARREN ~
T AT Mt HEN ICA J.
Toilet and Washing, soap.

o. Warren alt a. NIlr l4t. op..rt 80 n
a. Theo Hunters. No. C.w'es' Rock whore Thy
llt-at e. ...ias short l. 3D. ago ..t a.. at.te
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-12-06

Tas f,l--Ei-E .sA 80 O tie lecturers s-z,-ca %
,as Yong Nsns see ETY. y Lsrsinr 20 IL present
scaso- MIA me cate ard s-r5ecs O. sheir le-rcs-
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-12-06
MISCELLANEOUS.

TAKEN UP.-By The subscriber. in
4 t-- t.ra~..r FL. Lansing cn .r a-o-i .1e Isl -
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-12-06

~ Ns1rfsc---s 5ere.rr l- fhe r-o-t 11r----5 ----
~ TIE az ana
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-12-06
\ SURE CURE

Ii.s ne.e pr-rar1a7a
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-12-14

Richards Away from father to son. Gilbert
confided to me that he had taken Mildred
for me at the station and described ! her to
you accordingly stEv%@9@M
So you see it was iresstibleito write you
note Just little more intimate than
should naturally have sent and to take care
that Mildred should be in the drawing-roorn
to receive you Gilbert was good boy
and held his tongue, and you and Mildred
proved yourselves quite equal to the situa-
ton: '~3's ~ - a. - lf-t
Lady Liford made curtsey to her niece;
who, between her smiles, and her tears, and
her bushes looked a very charming picture
of confusion.
'Haw, haw! Sir Edwards loud laugh
rang through the group, it is doubtful
whether he had previously had clear idea
of what was going on. Best joke | ever
heard; thou ght I was going to call him out
for kissing my wifeo ell ?'g9
ALLOW me to kiss her hand, this time in
your presence,Sir Edward, said Mr.. Reeve
with unprecedented gaIlautry, and suting
the action to the word He retained her
hand in his after raising his head, as he
said, My dear Lady Lifford, you have been
aisort of Providence to us both | don't
know how shall ever thank you, but it
viii take long time, and-it's surely not
true that you are going to leave Pan to-
morrow r Fgz -> z-rtssz Is
Not We rejoined Lady Mffo'd;y With a
merry laugh !. Providence will not desert
you soon as all that. We are only abroad
fol, pleasure Sir Edward says he likes Pau,
and intend to stay for the wedding s-
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-12-14
Abstract Of the Report of the Secretary 0
- MAR -

The report of the Secretary of War is
a very elaborate document reviewing the en-
tire military operations since tile commence
ment of the last session of Congress- The
appropriations of that Congress amounted
to $516, $40, 1910. The military estimates
for the next fiscal year are $35.Sl4, 49l, 50
which are based upon a standing force of
80, 900 men, 80 organized as to aunt of an
increase, without additional organization, to
81, SIC troops of ALARMS E20gg 15s
The national military force numbered on
May l, 1865, 1000, 516 men, of whom more
than 100000 have been mustered out.
"What has accustomed this reduction of
force and expenditure, says the Secretar v;
sit is the object of this report to explain.
de thereupon proceeds to recapitulate the
position Of affairs at the commencement of
| the last session of Congress, enumerating
the strength and disposition of our armies
and thoseof the rebels, aud describing. at
| some length, those military operations which
have become familiar history. The entire
military force, May 1, 1864, was 97Q,71O
men, of whom CD, 345 were present for
duty" 49, IA Of these were in the Depart
ment at Washington; 100, $50 in the Army
| Of the Cumberland; 1866 in the Gulf;
74,16+ in the Depart eilt of the Tennessee;
SO, 1873 in the vicinity of Fort Monroe and
in North Carolina, and the remainder scat.
tered in various quarters, west Of the Mis-
sissippi, in the Northern States, i'll New
Mexico, on tie Pacific and elsewhere -
E75,97S were in hospital or on sick leave
&c, 29O absent on furlough or as prisoners c
war 100, 348 on detached service aud Is,
l4S9 absent-without leave. a st
4 Military operatiehswe vest of the Mississip
pi, in Virginia, on the Shenandoah, in tn,
lAtlanta campaign, and elsewhere, are sever
Tally recounted. On the first of March, 1865
/ 602 59S men were reported present for du
ty,' the distribution of whom does not " ar,
greatly from that given above. The oper
ATOMS before Fort Fisher, in the Carolinas
Ton the Red river, before Mobile, and Shefi
j 'dan's Winchester campaign, are alluded tc
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-12-14
SINGERS SEWING MACHINE.

Mrs, /. BARTLETT gent for the Singer Sewing
Machine having had years ext srience in ia use
feels col fdsnt recommending u to the public as
one OF the best AachEes IN use Residence, hsnoshs
Street, doors South ofthe Park. ....i SGT.
FROM ihe Uiica Datly 'O6ser1s,, Sept. 18Th.
FIRST PREMIUH.- BY reference to the list which
we publish elsewhere II ~ill De sesn that the Singer
carry cf the nrst prem ums. from the gate Fair
which ccses u day. II IS worthy Of remark that
these machines are ursrglJ seen a. fairs and she
Singer o. have not entered into the general scrE-a-
bic for esnurns when has characterized the past
few years The agent IN this city say ~, however,
come out this occasion IL force and notUiih-
standing the competitioa vas shsrp--ths Wheeler =
wilson Grover BaKer, &c. &c, Joining In IKE son
testit pain TO be seen when the practical tests
were Applied that the punes must be handed
10 the. singer nachIneE..st-.s d.. ~. t.... g 6u1ss
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-12-14
Sob grintiug
Let US Make the Best Of Ii.

LET US Make the Best Of Ii.
Life Is but a fleeing dream. "a
Care destroys the Zest Of it; p
Swift it glideih like stream
ors.r~.- Mind you make the best of it,
"sAttt q Talk not OF your weary woes, - s 1
Troubles, or the rest OF it;
five have but brief repose,
Let US make the best of it.
'S-Hyohf friend las got a hearfs y
There is something hne IN him,
Cast away bis darker part,
Cling to what's divine in him.
Friendship ia our best retief-
Make no heart less Jest Oft;
1t will brighten every grief,
If we make the beat of it.
Happiness despises state;
Ee.E h. lis no Wish experiment, +. -y,-f.T
Simply that the wise and great ~ 4
May have Joy and merriment.
Bank ia IiOt 1T spell refined
Moneys not the test of it;
szks Butsa calm, -Sontsnssd mind,
~ ~ That will make the best of it,,
Trusting in the Power above,
(WHICH, sustaining sll of us,
In one common bond of love,
Bindeth great and small OF Us.
~ - VII atsoever may betall-
%s# Sorrows, or the rest of it,, 4At6F
sEkEs we shall overcome them ell, Hs
II we make the beat Of It,. -
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NOTICE

TaNHE Ccpsrinershp heretofore existing between
q Dfs. arr & II O on, Is this ay d.soiyed
mutual sons-rt. All aecouB' s aid rDands Of said
& m are left TltL Or. Far for collection. and all
who know Themselves ND Dted to them are urgently
3e9uesied c4u and seta- their accouuAs wihin 81
dsys frera the 5ats hereof, and c9sls. In the
Absepce o De-, Eafr, settemeEts u accounts be
made with DR. Azther at the Union Drug store
who is authorized 70 make. settlements With al who
may call foI hat purpose, ..-r...f t,,e ~ #...E
Renoshs, aug. IS, 1895. a. FA3Rt
4w22 10 5lG s.l.tg' l.. HEFFRoE
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81 Bgotry murders religion, to frighten
fools with her ghost. - aa- -2sE a|
1# gE va5esss# as EH.l1a. .s -.1.
Law AsDIAwYRRss The best Govern.
ment is that III which the law speaks in.
stead Of the lawyer. ", IL, 7g,T-. srgana
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swain's Bourbon pitters

~ Ladies, who have tried and found most 9th.
+er ''StOntdch Bitter" too hitter a4aDdIdta6ks
eatd too hghg Dtedtcated for their delicate taste
please CIV u,ele n triai, ana yon will not DO
withoU them, they give tone to the stomach,
and ST. myth 10 the whole system.
~ u y0T d uggis' or radesnAn has not got
there ItttefS, haVn MIN send Tor thern
~ 4, member she Dame aud take no other
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Swasn's Bourbon Bitters

Hedddche C0stlUehess, ana Kindred diseases,
arising rom d sotdered condition OF the Sfofu.
ach, Liver or Bowels. Let eoeyg one try thess
,sgreeahie Buffers; once tried aud used, they will
recomuerd in'tn with cbnhdence / all others
3. VINO Al e ~. nee d OF a wholesome, agreeable and
t1ectual loul@- Toe rapidly inoreasing demand
Tor these Buffers has induced me 30 give them
publicity, 30 that thousands who have not used
them, may Try hem and he convinced Of their
efiCaCN
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aare. o,Adveltisin&.
ne IHeh Of SUaCe will De COuDIcd a sonar.

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H0oi 90 IlUO0f 1900 rs 90 40 6OI IS 90 T45 90
lCoI 10 90 rs 00i Is 90 20 90 % 90 40 60 1880
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FSa To- the a. 81 FIVE lines and Gity cents for each
addition NJ line. TH.# ..r. ...f 49, !. 20"
EsrRAY NOTICES, published four weeks, 1915 for
ngfe nmal, and fifty cents for each additional an
I'm al III same notice. af.t .rr ,-.F-a I rv
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wiz De inserted till forbid, charged lor accord