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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-11-01
ALISSIkALPPI.r

The Legislature of this State assembled
a few days ago, and Governor HuaPHRBYs
sent in his message, It is gIioins >drcu
] ament the oaly brig btspeck be Can zee see in
thes p9ltiqa Inidscape is the repSTat Of
the. colored troops from that Sfste. He
Dspaaks9f chat -smslI 1iou I'D Of fanafieism
that rose IN he East, at first no larger
than mans h<ihr!," j." having oSeIspread the
land with its "portentous blackness," and
destroyed ithe rights ard property Tsfav.
efyf of portion OF the States Of the Tn.
-tett,h1 and then pitches tete-the Constitution.
al amendment thus: = UuQFgIU0J
"The Radftal Geng+ess HAS eriictedi laws
and proposed amendments -tsrr-t 99uIT--it1r.
ton which, if adopted, will destroy 1i&
rights of the State and of the people, and
eentralize all the powers of Government in
the Federal head. saw* 599iI* 9dT x .ssag*
This, amendment, adopted by a Congress OF
less than, three,fourths Qfethe States OF the
Unioq, in, palpable violation of the rights
Of more than one-f0urth dof the States, is
such an insulting outrage and denial OF
the equal rights OF so many of our WORTH.
est citizens who have, shed lustre aud glory
upon our section and our race, both in The
forum andan the field. such a gross usur-
patton ofrthe, rights Of the State, and such
a Capitalization of power in the Federal
Government, that | presume a mere reading
Of it will cause its rejection by. you."2
I,Nery we'll; the Union can do without
Mississippi's representation in Congress as
long as Mississippi can do without the
Union +. and = if she must be treated as
Iajudioious parent would treat refractory
child, he it so. And should she undertake
to show her independence and chivalry by
abusing the most helpless portion of her
population, she will be put under yet clos
er bonds.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-11-01

A CHILD OFFERED FOR SALE.--At Montreal
an old Scotchman has been arrested because
he offered for sale at Bonscours market a
little girl six years old He says she is his
grandchild, and he wanted to go to the
States. He offered her for one hundred dol
lars. The child was sent to the St An
drew's Home.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-11-01
BAG The Indians in Colorado are ON tn

Bag The Indians in Colorado are on the
war path, and have aroused great fears
among the defenseless settlers of that ter
ritory. There is unquestionably a wide
spread understanding among the red men,
looking to a general war on the whites,
which can only be frustrated by vigorous
efforts on the part of the Government. One
stern lesson will end all Indian hostilities.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-11-01

No CHOLERA AT THE New YORK QUARANTINE.
DIR. Bissell, deputy health officer of New
York, reports that good health prevails in
hospital and on the Illinois, the hospital
ship. He suggests that the passengers
should be discharged before the winter is
upon them.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-11-01

WoMAN's GREATEST BoON.-We would advise a man
to iorego thresher and thresh with fat rather than
to wife wear her health, yigor and lie awav in
the everlasting stitch, stitch stitch when "a Sewing
Machine can be obtained. The Wheeler & Wilson is
an invaluable aid in every household. .We have had
several different kinds on trial. and after six year. ser.
vice, the Wheeler Wilson has taken the Ipreceaence
the best where all kinds OF sewing is to be done in
q tamil y,-Ameyican dgricuiitlyist
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-11-01

Mrs. yiaton desires me to express to you her entir
satisfaction with y5gr Sewing Machine My purse
bea witness that the Sewing Machine among its 9th
er eXcel.cncies, IS household ec0n9my.-RCu. Dr.
Francis FjatOH.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-11-01

The Wheeler y Wilson will give entire abstraction
.Netc York Observer.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-11-01

There is emphatically blt one Sewing Machine. and
that is Wheeler Wilsons-Jndge Meiss, Secyttq17
-4me, lean Institute v. !. city.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-11-01
We receiving the largest ana best assortment
Of
BOOTS 4 SHOES,
Which will he sold at barglrns.

so Our stock Of GROCERIES, and GLASSWARE,
will be found complete, being the largest stock ever
brought to this place, which viii be sold as cheap as
the cheapest. Call aud them.
TRACY u MOORE.
T0Wanda Nov. / 1866
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-11-01

METHODIST BooK'CoNcERN 200 Mulberry ST., n. Y.
Being in constant receipt of inquiries from our bratb
respecting Sewing machines, with requests TO re-
commend ana purchose, have. in conjunction with
scme lady friends, carefully and thoroughly examined
the various machines OF practical value for family sew.
.ug, and find those made by the Wheeler & Wilson
Manufacturing Company, G25 Broadway, New York 10
iuly combine the essentials OF good instrument and
such confidently recommend. Having seen
favorable results from their use in our own and the
households iot our friends, desrous that their
benefits should be shared 10y all our brethren and hence
have interested ourselves in their behalf
Ansel Stevens. Thos Carton Daniel Wise J Beni
Edwards, James Floy, ). Porter, David Terry VIM <
Cox.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-11-01
Towanda, Nov. /, 1866
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE

-31s"3I II 1-I'1' d i-ND I'M I-AV- N-U
The subscriber offers for sale the above enumerated
property at Bargain the whole either to suit ur
chaser. Said farm contains hundred and ity acres
of which huhdred and ten acres are under improve
ment, and well adapted to grazing grains has tw
well built barns, one good frame house with a never
falling stream OF spring water in close proximity. The
farm Is well waered and tim0ered together with good
fruit and sugar Orchards thereon and desTably
located any farm in Eastern Bradford, being about
equldlstant from the markets north and south lying
in Orwell Township Il miles east from Orwell Hi
where he has Licensed Hotel, pleasantly located mid
way on the regularly established stage route from
Nichols, n y. TO Camptown, Pa, and back tri.week
~ The stock on the route Is all in good running or
der: TERMS-About 81 900 down, the balance in in
stalments, for the farm.
WM. Il. DARLING.
Orwell, Nov. 1, 1866 ,-4t*
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-11-01

Intelligent sewing women are nov generally satisfied
Of the importance and value OF these Sewing Machines
-BeU. Dr.. Iyng.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-11-01

The Wheeler & Wilson has no rival. --Scientif
american
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-11-01

We pr afse the Wheeler & Wilson with enthusia SIN.
Ci. i7tH.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-11-01

Wheeler and yilson.is the best for household work.
London IiR5S.
The New York herald., 1866-06-19

Dagyfgg FrswfsHtru COUNTRY HorsKs cA0
wy sss siass sns rssesr 5ssnir srnA1 hsa1 Issut2
s,s Fsss.s. sarws Fsrtf rsls ks1reos H.its LlessH
rsfsftar~ 81 ~ resssests Jst-- sr1 s~s<s fr-r. No
rA nrvx4wgy.
The New York herald., 1866-06-19

r-fsp~frrng waTrEgANgF, rrUDfs0, Lo0giw1
II s,i.sse.S A.ss~st ~ esrprs cAkfHKi.Lss, ~
save macy gssss ~sran~f DsDswt< free r~rnisass.
A.
The New York herald., 1866-06-19
HELP vvAsTED-FEMALEs.

"ANTED-A CHAMRFRMNn AND WAITRESS:
must he willing - assist tn washing ard fronting;
good city references required Call al 20 West 10Th at from
The New York herald., 1866-06-19
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs.

CfTUATIoN WANTED AS HoUsEKEEPER OR SEAM
~ stress by the month, week day by competent per-
son with good reference Address Mrs. b. station d, Bible
The New York herald., 1866-06-19

wv a sssy hsSsx. e s.r., ssS e.sis s"~ss o. . 90
nsss ~ :: sslssss. ,As sesssv fsr "
The New York herald., 1866-06-19

csss ,sasssst. sigs...s sra "a ~ I, ies4lassS
" W vfrss
(sAnrkfg. o8LcL0rgig AND yrFyffrRK tT THE
~ sss~es 80 vtsruns " ss ~ $50 ~ 1913 - gss-
Ae3 Nrsf9gn fWtNlfttrs a. tHH.tneN = - t hhGs.
Ne'fNs NN3y fa.estrF NFstssf. fNN.fh NN~ft &h1
m rss f8vs GIrAa~ st44.s pufs gss se1 a.a1
Feathef b~&thx ~ DNwr wa f4af AA = sf a3fshflag
yff-s ~ sexsyff q $50 w4E.rcF @ 81 ~ - as
tfna ? pes. naFn3 lgst sSf-a.ss 49, - ffta fees
fAAt F9sf*n afrf - ttT
st.s Al soss ..sf.sas4 s~g9ssssss1 s1i s<hsss.A
free -.
~ FtgAis " - tbAkL~
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-08-15
NO 81

81 think I have fully shown it was tho
design of those opposed TO the Conven-
ton to break it up by force. The in
ference to be drawn from the letter Of
the Mayor, that such course was re.
solved on, and the massing of the police
and their willingness to rnsh into tho
fight, I think fully establishes the fact
that the causes of this exhibition OF
violence and mob law must be traced
further back. It is the embers Of the
fires Of the rebellious feeling which
plunged this country into a ,lesolatinc
cruel war, and which flame is not yet
extinguished in the breasts fthe former
slaveholding aristocracy, foiied in their
first attempt to destroy the Government
they seek to retain political power by
the same spirit Of violence by which the
leaders and chiefs maintained their
supremacy over the people before the
war
Nv deliberate conclusion is, that
should the military forces be withdrawn
the lives Of Union men, who proved
themselves CONSPICUOUS in maintaining
their allegiance, will not be safe. The
ultimate security, both of the Govern.
ment and Union men of the South,
depends, in my opinion, on the ratifi.
cation Of the Constitutional amendment
proposed by Congress, and the enfran
chisement of the loyal black man, as he
may become educated and qualified
for ttat important privilege. If tho
o4 oft sInpt;f,, -
with the Radical party, as it is called,
in opposition Of the President, I must
accept the situation. Besides, cannot
change my convictions in respect to
principles and measures, / deem il
necessary to preserve and perpetuate
] the Inion.'
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-08-15
Referees Sale.
The state of Iowa,1

In Tama County District
,6Tm Conp.s Ct Tam2i eoar Ls3ga9ry term s
ais, netis.:
Notice Il Hereby eiven that ii pursuance Of Il
jul-emeat-oilero ot the District Court OF Tai,,s
County, lowe, a 10 l'ebruarv term thereof, 4.
b. lsta the e'ihs@riite9~, Referees therein Will
conrt It ns aae n Tes Tana as tx oor 1o 81 tne
the lst day cf fSertemNer A. u. ls6s lit Il O'clock
A. NJ, the iolowins tr;ect OF land, situated in tho
County of Tana AMI state Of Iowa, and bounded
as follows. to-Wit:
Commencing II fhesoutheast corner of section
g, i'll tqwnships3, north OF Range i5west thence
running nGrtl on the east line Of said section
l4 r03s, thence west 100 rods, thence north 80
rods thence west to tire northwest corner OF said
southeast quarter OF said section thence south TOY
the southwest corner of said southeast quarter,
thence 70 tac place af heginning; also coininen-
cling twelve rods west of the northeast corner Of
the southeast quarter OF said section, running
thence nefth eighteen rods, thence west twenty
two rods. thence south eighteen rods, thence
east tWeatytWo rods.
Nam 9 = ferees mon month the ssYr ,s, terms a TO-
thirty-three and one third per cent. OF the pur
chase money OF said premises will be required
~ lie ptd 10 said referees ut the time and Ilece
OF sale, the referees giving decd for said prem
ises. and the purchaser giving notes and mort
gage fGr b.lla44ec 0t purchase money hereafter
mentioned, to- Wit: 4 note for one-thirtl OF lie
said purchase money, payable in one year with
ten per cent. interest per annufn, and note for
III tyTo Wars With IlEc Interest, ~ith mortgage
oil tile premises sola, ~ secure the said notes.
Tic Lidalngs w i'll he keep open after the prem
ises are struck down. and in ease any purchaser
silall fail to comply yth any of the above con-
him, will beaga 4 naf up for sale under the di-
ecIion Of tlc retaIeeS, under the same terms of
plaiutifl's Attorney shall elect to make such
application, such purchaser will be held liable
for any deficiency there may bs ,RstWeen the
dow n upon the sale and tlatt for which they
may be purchased on re--sale,and also, for any
q. " roWles. i. Fisher, S. W. fneham.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-08-15
Camp Meeting.

There will be Camp Meeting hel7
at Big Grove, Benton Co. Iowa, com.
mencing Thursday, August 30ih, 1860.
Ground, the same as used last year, one
half mile east from Geneva. A boarding
tent will be provided. No huckstering
allowed within the limits of the law.
\ cordial invitation is extended to all
to come and bring their tents. Ministers
who may attend will be cared for.
GEORGE RAINES,
Preacher in charge.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-08-15
Soldier. Attention,

The Bounty bin has passed Congress and Isl
now a law. Applications for Bountes should
be made at once they will be paid by the
Government in the order in which they are re-
ceiyed. The undersigned will prosecute all
claims against the Government for bount;es &c.
at the lowest terms and with the least possible
delay. No charge unless the claim is success
fully prosecuted.
c. p. n. BARKER,
Office over Frees store front room.
Toledo Iowa, August 18th 1856
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-08-15

WEDNESDAY. AUG. Is, 1866.


STATE.
Col. F. y. WRIGHT. Secretary Of state
Mai. s. r.. RANKIN, Treasurer.
j. IL. ELLIOT. Auditor.
Col C. G. CARPENTER, Register Land Office
f. f, BISSFI4L. Attorney General.
f. II. STILES. Reporter of Supreme Court.
Lieut. c. LIN DF.RMAN Clerk s.
CONGRESSIONAL.
WM, LOTGHRIDGE, Representative ith Dis
JUDICIAL.
=. II. ROTHROf X, Judge of Sth District.
c. r. SCOTT District Attorney.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-08-15
THE VICTOR.
CANE MILL

From Eighteen different States, where thou =
SANDS have been III operation Daring three <s,a-
sons, aud where they were put % the Seyeres-
tests possible with cam nj IL some cases made
10 crush broom handles and hoop poles we
have the verdict OF thousands OF operators pro-
nounciag IL the Victor Milf;' and the title
still iurthsf confirmed by the pubic judge1uent
of seven States 1t whose fft{Fs. where II had as
eolaretitors al the praEaiuentaaiis OF tile eoun-
Try. Il received Tie asFard o First Preaurl,and
and the SCI. OF OItsesal nrI.GA.ti.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-08-15
e. n. VUUKs I HICUrU.
Gen'l Aren't for Northwestern State

RP. HALL & co. ftoprietors. Nashua, III.
Sold ut WHOLESALE in CHICAGO by FULLER, FINCH
FULLER. RGENlIANs NAN SnIiAACK, LORD 1
SMITH, SMITH 4 pNlEn, J. II. REED a co.
cnAs. a SMITH, DIETzscH, BLaClI & co, II.
sQOYIL W. D. HARRIS CO.. POST BADEAU, and
ly druggists and dealers generally
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-08-15

The Stock comprises amongst other articles,
splendid locks. Gold and Silver Watches.
Rings set with Diamonds, Rubies Pearls. Gagest
and other stones, solitaire and in clusters,
Ladies sets of Jewelry. comprising Pins and Ear
Hi3lr@ ot tas IlOSt fashionable styles, SIT ilA
pfeei0uS stones ot every variety. together with
= larre assortment If Gold and Enamelief and
Pearl SetS, tto}d studs and Sleeve buttons of the
most beautiful patterns, Gents Bosom and Scarf
Pins, and an enficSe variety Of Bracelets, ,ChainS,
Musical RaSa>, Head Dresses, Combs, Charms &c.
III consequence of the great sta-nation OF
trade ia the aanuf curing districts OF France
and England. n large quantity Of valuable jew
elrv. originally intended for the European
market has been s. III OF for sale in this country
and must be sold III aay sacrifice. Under these
circumstances the "N-ATCH AND GOLF
I') I,ax- rts
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-08-15
Dr. :. &. ROGERS,

Late Surgeon Of the 3oth Iowa Regt., offers
his professional services to such rs wish to
be tr ated according to the principles of science
and sound practical common sense. Iaving
had more than Is years experience, and more
than years in The ar ny, in The fell and in
the HOSPITALS, he is prepared to treat all
diseases, ana make all Operations in
Surgery, accodng to the latest and most
approved methods by the scientific portion of
this Profession.
All orders left at his residence, near the
Public Square in TOLEDO. vsnS
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-08-15
CAUTION

Don't let nny druggist or dealer urge upon you
dercnt article there is preparation in the world
lko this, Beware Of any article purporting to DO tho
Try HALLS HAIR REVIEWER according to Direo-
te,,s. and yan will use othcr.
II not sold 1T druggists In yonr town. trial bottle
will he YOU by express upon receipt o one dollar
hv mail thus giving You an opportunity at once oi
tosting its excellent qualities.
4Nrll. f1ri u lsAieS hN nii,lrnSSci to
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-08-15
CKSMITHIN
Bv W T. HINTON.

Who is prepared to do all kinds Of work in his
line in neat and substantial manner upon short
notice. Special attention given to making plows
and ironing wagons. All work WARRANTED.
SIIOF new and situated doors east of the Cary
House on the corner Of Church Il High streets.
vSn20
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-08-15
Marriage & Celibacy.

AN ESSAY OF w ARNTN6; AND INSTRUC-
IN TION FOR YOUNG MEN. Also, Diseases
and Abuses which prcmatnrely IroStratc the
Vital Powers with sure means Of relief Send IN
sealed letter envelopes, free Of charge Address,
DIR. j. SkILIIN iIOUaiITON, Howard Associa-
tion Philadelphia, Pa. vsn5ly
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-08-15

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asa tlr
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-08-15

AGFNTs.-Wc want a2ents IN every town
nj! county ii the cgagtT%-. and those actfrss rs
such viii be allowed ten cents on every Geftifi.
cate or Tered "a tiem provided issatr reiatttanec
amounts 10 If. Ae&ats viii collect ~ cents t0l
ever crrttieate ara remit II cents Us. either
in cash or postage stamps. Agents renittil2g NJ
once $50, VIII he entitled 10 4 beautiful SlIyoI
Watch, and also go certificates.
Please write your Meme. Town. County anl
State plainly a,i3 address ;til orders to
WATCH Il GOLD JIM ELItG COMPANY,
SsnlSn6 II Liberty St. New Iolk.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-08-15
HALLS
Vegetable Sicilian
HAIR REVIEWER,

As the name indicates, not only RENEws
the growth Of the hair when thin and falling
off, bu> positively renews the color to rs
original Made when it is turning gvg or
white, whcfAcr caused by disease, ficf Or
old age.
It will certain Y do what is iimed for it,
fact to which hundreds, V6y thousands,
who have used it, Ne rea1e and willing to
testify Where one ptE is fairly used, in
any community, itseputation ''spreads
like wild fire." a4 the best advertise
ment and reco|AendaN on we desire. In
the Eastern styes, where be "RENEwER'
originated, e young Ian cs use it as =
hair dres56g; it is founS on tho toilet
tables Of fgoung men, (also aty yeir barbers),
while cider men and women ho desire .
RcnIElr and Restorative for theiA Mercy locks
ana bald heads will not be wNout this
afticle, which gives in every instaAse, en-
tire satisfaction.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-08-15
NO BLANKS! NO LOTTERY!
NO GIFT ENTERPnISL.!!
ElD1 Ok ce1,t for :, Ce3.f.fc,rta.

In all transactions bE mail. wc shall charge
for forwarding the certificates paving postage
and doing the burness-5 ntS eael, which must
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-08-15
VOL. VIII,
Rates Of Advortising.

square 40 lines or less, one insertion SlOO
Each additional insertion 80
three months 400
six 800
one year 1000
u column moptss5 Sl5,0O one year 900
- . :. 300 400
SsKSTss s ff43. 1900 5000
s$3HlSinpss cards GO lines Or lcsS) 500
81 Each additional line 100
y Local notices at not less than Is cents line.
The space occupied by ten lines OF BREWER type
Is n square.
Twenty-Five pcr cent will be de luctnd from
the above prices upon advance cash payments
for advertisements o: not less than one fourth of
column in length and To continue not less
than three months.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1866-10-12

GEO. PRlCIIARD, AGT WOULD IN
~ yite attention to his stock of goods assur-
ing his patrons that having been purchased at
,hs most favorable terms. he will give great
Inducements to Cash, and Ready Pay buyers
Wanted, in exchange, and for cash.
Butter, Cheese Eggs, Beans, Maple Sugar, Po.
taioes, Peits, and WOOL
For which the highest market price will be
paid.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1866-10-12
COZ RTANG.
by JOSH BILLINGS.

Counting is luxury, it is luXu-
ry. it is salad, it is ise water, it is
beveridge, it is the pla spell ov the
soul. Counting is like . springs O.
soft water that steals out from II
der a rock at the fut Ov a mountan
and run down the hill. side by side.
singing. and dashing, and spatter-
ing each luther, cddying and frothing
and kaskading. now hiding under
the bank. now full nv sun. and now
fail uv shaddcr, till bimeby tina iine
and then tia go slow. Courting is
lilestIawberricS and cream, wants
to he did slow then w git the flavor.
hay saw folks git akuainted, fall
in luy, cit married, settle down, and
git few work in three weeks from
date.
Perhaps it IL best | should state
sum good advice tn young men who
are about to court with a final view
to matrimony, az it wuZ. In the
fnst place, young man, you want to
cit Nure system aWl rite, and then
find a yuug woman who is willing
few be courtel ON the square. The
next thing is tew find Ont how old
she is. which VII kan du u! asking
her. and she will 81 that she
IL 10 years, and this yu viii find
won't be far from ont ov' the VA
The next best thing IL tew begin
moderate; say OnSe every mite III
the week for the fuSt six months,
incfcaSin the dose AZ the pashicnt
seems two require it. 1t iz tuSt
rate wa tn court a girls mother a
lcetlc on the start, for there iZ one
thing a woman never despiscs and
that IL lect,c good courtin, if it IL
dun strictly on the square. After
the tust year yu will hegin to he well
acquainted and will begin tew like
the Dizziness. Thare iz one thing
IalwaS | advise and that IL not to
swop fotogratS oftcncr than onse in
ten da2e unless yu forgit how the
gal looks.
OCCASIONALLY yu want tcw look sor
ry and draw i'll yurc wind as though
You had pane, this will set the gal
tew teasin yu tew find out what ails
yu. Eyenin mcctins ar~ a good
thing tew tend, it sill Keep yure re-
ligion in teune and then If the gal
happens to he there, yu can ask her
to go hum with her.
If You will kort 3 years in this wa,
all the time on the square, and if Nu
don't sa it is q lectle the slickest time
in yrre life, yu can git measured for
a hat at my expense. and pay for it..
Don't kort for mummy, nor buty,
nor rclashuns these things are lest
about as unsartin ~ the kerosene
lie dizziness, liable to get ont nv re-
pair and bust at emmy mint.
Court gal for fun, for the luv you
bear her, for the vartuc and bizzi-
ness there is in her; court her for n
wife and muthcr, court her as you
wuld c0rt farm for the strength NV
the sile and the perfcckshun of the
title; court her as tho she want a
rule, and you anuther; court her III
the kitchen, in the parlor, over the
washtub, and at the pianncr court
thls wa, young man, and if you
don't git good wife, the falt won't
be in the courtin.
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