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Sor9elterI Mbenb fonb III Der @OucOrbia SaS
Scn5ert oeS Waderl6eu Srftituts ftatt uub bos
Pnolltutt1 6et9te ourh cine SablreiGe 8etbeilioura.
Dap 6 Die Seitrebungen bieles fleibi9en NIB tii9ti.
sen SdulrlanileS gebGrig .3u t~pitrbiaen peiN.
OdS Yrc9rarnm eltbielt % 9iummeru. toefd,e
metltenS 6nr 9rS6ten 3ufriebenbeit Der Nntpefen>
ben allS9efitbrt tpllrben. GS ipitrbe III tpeit fiib,
rem, ole 81 ertpdbuen unb mplen mir DesbaIb nllr
bic SaIptla9en anfibren:
Der @lun5punft beS @ben6S mar Gle b~eriibnte
Ydltfler1He GGlItate ,,Sd gag beS 6errn &C..
meIde BON ben 9cIanlmten @6itlern, ipie Don es
ltl9en WtIt9lleoern oeS SarmCuie @eian9oereins,
Oe9lettet BON Der NaderlGen unb 9tsisiden Cor
net SalIo Ino etrer1 WtcIo6ecu. DOroetraoen
nnrce. Der @elan9 iibertraf ale @rpartur6eu
nno ranlHenoer BeifaH Iobnte beiu1 96lus be
Sdllger nn6 bic auberen Wfittpirfenben. Sbruer
6erotenen bic beioen piecen bes 0folel9en Wu1tt
corps ritbtnlt9e @rmdbnlng. Ser mnIitaIiI6e
S1elplller ut elm QuOolibet Der befaunteSten Iie>
cen berltbr'ter Spern lno auberer Wtulitltiife ruo
lprad bel ben NnneIenoer, b~e|oubers Bel OtuIif.
t%rel1toer, lebr al. 0ie ScrtrGoe Der @ader1dsu
@orllet Sano, be Onoer5 baS Id,Sne Remember
me" frareH tace.oS unb Der6ienten ben 9eifau.
tuelder ibneu tpnrbe. Der Sarmpuie GeIanos
oerettt lang 3pei nelere Otdnuer6Ere, bon. Oe1Iel1
MIR 1eoO1 nnr ben erften bTrten. Ser @eIana
mnroe bon 9rn. S9inal5, einem b~etannten unO
tAtpi'Sel WtIlulepretn Olr19trt uno Der SereI1 lung
oaS 5'emli4e l6wierise. Stitd uusse;e;9net. 8e.
lDnoere Nnertenunng Serbieut Der EeuOr Solo.
Wenlger befriebigten ~etn5elne 2eiituusen Der flei>
men YlaHlteI. Nrr itnb jebOG tpeit %entfernt, ba4
NIT 0rn. gSader eiren SDrtpurf MAIDEN III mol
len, tnbenl mir iOpool bic S6wteriefeit. elm euteS
Yro9rar1m 81 Stanoe 81 bringeu, fopie bic bel
oteler @ele9erbeit beICnberen 99wieri0teiteu tpels
6e benz SOrfeber etneS Sultituts BON rnbmiii6tis
gen Gltern setnaGt perbcn, Su 9enan tennen. Son
ben Bianiften nuo SiOIiCniiteH bat ms mn ber
tleine Yaul aufsefanen.
SIN. Ilsemeiuen paren bic 2siltnn0en rprsiias
lid uno I'M Ser9leiG Su benz letten &Onsert iab
mali eeutlt4td), rab oaS Snftitnt 9rpBe 6Ortidritte
9enadt bat.
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Bon GbiedsU.

GGicasO, p. NOpbr. Wtan entbedte
bier cine 8omtlte, bic benz @srbunsern t.abe
Der Nann, Namens MtOrris, 1T I'm
@~efansniB, Die 6rau 1T bltnb, Der &nabe gum
Stelett absemagert. 0te Srau last, bdB le
WtOrrI1eY beiBe unb cine S4meler bes va6t=
barren" Sobn MorrtGrs, bes BON Der Stabt
gtep yorf setpd9lten @Onsre6= MttsliebeS lit,
unb 6aB le Jpn nm 6alfe angelproGeu bat.
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Son Rew OtIeans.

NewO rleans, 81. glop. gnor. glcs
SuQuul, Elm 3udsrpllan3sr BON Southland, Der
mad Brallien stns, nm i6 bort nterersu.
lafen, 1T 3uriidsefebrt unb ertlart bas 4dnb
als unpaieno unb. .tcentger sinittser fur ben
Stolanoer ais feline etsene 5etmatb. s.,
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observation-disclosures.
6taotsg Omi0drS Office,

BaItimpre, %. 0o6. 1896.
8erfteseIte ausebpte Dereen bis @lcntag,
ben 3. December @prmittass 10 ubr in bteier Office
entgessn seupmmeu, fin @rabtrumg Rlafern
unO Giufaffuug h~eSjeniSen 2beiJeS bon Cumberland
Ctr, ,pii9en @i,ntpre ctr. unb Penniplpdnia ADenue.
Son benz @sntrattpr pber ben Gcntrattrren pirb Bitr5s
i6aft nit anerfannter giGerbeit fHr Gle CUTE AuSftRruns
Der arbeit in uebereinftiu1mung nit Der SrbinaH3 u@iu
Gpfeul fir Grabbing, BFaitern BON eanes, aGeps unO
Stra6eu Der Gtabt Baltimore feitsuieten rerlanSt
SIM Muftrag s. mttP.
up22idt5mO Glerf beS @taet=9pmHl116rS
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Menette Na6rt6ten.
yelearaobirt fir ben Baltimore gBeder".
aulit,a,s @ominotiOu.

8pfDn, 21. NOS. Die 9tsputlitaner
nominirten:O Dts Nurcrptt fur Dlappr pun Sus-
ton. Mappr 9ircUln bat etne @Ieperernen=
nuns abseleDnt. Die Demufroten nomintr,
ten ben Or. %. 9. Sburtlif. H.9u|
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Gs linb iebr SieGc grrobner Ilnbama's
MiifiTppi's, 3eras unb beS Snnern BON 2Ctts
itana uuO leIbt BON emit ernteren Gbeilcn init
@inI6IuB alter weltli@sn Staatsn bier anre>
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Jleue Q~n5ei0en.
1000 SeIobuuu0.

Serr 9o9ann tScFer bon Niartins6urs Uericr am
Sienitag, 20. Iob, auf benz gBese pom @a,nbenfr.
Depot mad Der 3urn9aQe, 500 %. Yrattfr., cine Oteiies
taIGe, ss3ei9net init benz Namen %. Spfe. Der e9rliGe
6inber Wirb 9e6eter, bieietbe gesen Obise 9elc9anns al
). GuGtan, Isl SO. Prattir., atSaiisfern. Qr
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G:rmOrnuna eints M,nrnus.Sssnmten.

Nu9uha 81 a., %. Nuptr. George
Ms9sr. @iTtant Ser. Staaten Snter. 8eSes
nue. afelior murpe Sun swet Wdnnern in
8ladoile, g. e., ermurpet. Die MGr6er
baben li9 benz Nberif ausseliefert.
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Wptl Canada.

Ottawa, 81. NuSbr. 9ie omerifoni=
iden Saser baben ttef In ben 8dloern 1sbr
Oiele 3tr1@e unp &ebe SeIGO1en uno naG
9lew gcrt auf bic WlGrtte ee1enbet, Die
3sltunsen bringen barauf bab Mabreeeln CT
sriTsn ,perbeu, Der Suae Elm @npe ,u ma.
hem.
Wfan nimmt jebt Anlfanb, ben 6errn o.
Arcg Nlc@eeS in Off3ieler @enpune nod
Gnglano uno Grantrei@ seten 3u laIen, oa e.
nsult@> ls9r inotscrete asuRerunseu sema6i
tat,
SS :itert5 aus Gamsca.
Ottawa, s. 81. %. Stop. Mit Den
Tluboampfern fCmmen belt1nbfa ipeitere
2ruppenlencun9en bier al.
Mpntreol, %. Nop6r. Sine Ga6el.
DepelGe melbet, taB 0lOsepp $4,000 fl,
nte absebrenntem in Qusbsc beiseleuer1
BAT.
SOrpntu, %. glOebr, Das @Ouper.
nement maAt auf bic REORGANIZATION uni
Gauiptrung Der GOlpntatrz 8atterien In Der
prcpin3en aufmertlam.
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Giir Wierbrauer

Cine 9rauerel i'm befeu Seirisb iir 1aaetbier, Q8ei6=
bier unb EIe eirseri9tet. in einem Der blitbenolien Gtabte
bes nTrbI;1en 9irSiniens lit nit GGiff unb Gei&irr 10
Slei@ su Oerrenteu Ober au ~Uertauien. Oas gGbere un<
tsO O.. g.. in Der Oift,e 81. 81. cber BEL 8. 8. NieSfelb,
420 6 Ctr. 19nob2p2nIItp
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0ditf.

SD iase 6ierutit zen see9rten MitgtieSeru bes uariOH
@eianss8ereinS" fir bic leete G6re, bic ite meinem Sc
Iiebten @atten Eel befien SeSrG6ais e~r5ei9teu, ictpie fiji
bic inni8e 39etlno9nte, bic ie fit mid unb bic 0teiniSen
e%mpftnben, nteinen tiefsefitIteiteu i~nniSfen DaKt.
~ Die trsuern6e GBittDe so aria Sod.
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Edbuse I'M SSMffnIo.

Buffalo, %. NOSbr. 6eute Mloreen
iid bier uno in Der umsesenp Der sr1te
Gnnee.
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GnIN r1MfI

0rUBe Nmfregung IN WaGIS Str.
Stew OOrt, 90. 9iosbr. Sn @aultreet
berrlHte bente tebeutenbe Nufresune MnD bic
inansislen &reilc iinb lebr aufserest. @Olr
ldlcb 1889.
New Oprt, %. Stop. Cine Special
DepeIAe an bic Yuf melpst, aus @al6in9-
ton, pae @eueral 9cgan ben Ssriht, alS 1ei
er 3u @unlten elmer @nflasun9 bes prafs
pentsn, in Ibrere ieut.
2ebensptr(idbernms.
New gprt, %. gOs. Die Convention
BON acknowledgements @elslli4aften, wel6e
am %. September b. s. III 5artforp, Conn,
%OrsaniTrt purbs, trut estern i'm QOtal Der
9anpelSfammer iptecer 3ulammen, unter benz
8prlit tes 6rn. 8enjamin S. SteSenS. Drd.
fcent Der New Gnslanb Mutua[ Snlurance
Company pom Bolton. Ter 3wsd Der Gcn>
pention 1T bic SGrberun9 %gemetniamer @elebe
aber baS 9ebensperi6erunsSsW elen, 1et IS
our6 bic Staaten, Jet eS bur6 ben 8utb. -
Mu5 elmer Der &eben it gu erieben, baB bic
bte 3ebensperliderumgs=S ummen li6 In Rem
Ser. Staten auf 900 Mtutonen Dollars be-
%lauleu, welhe G& auf 100000 peri&ette
Rerlonen Dertbeilen. Die Gpmpa1nteen Be-
aablem j16rIi6 6 WiIionen an perliAerte Ser
lcnen ODER beren grben aus. Die Stage Der
Gtablirung zines NattUnals 8ureaus fir Sc,
benSverii6erung wuroe lebbaft betattirt.
Sbne 3u einem BeiGluB gu %selanssn, pertaste
ftp bic GunSenttpn bis beute.
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Bur &c0Mtuma.

Die 2InttuSc unO Sei9ulbiJuug bes Srn. Or. G4pars
SeSen Or. auBne, i'm %9efriSen Beder, Seranlast mid,
baS P%ubIitunt I'M GGSemeinen sH Bitten, f9 jebes ltr=
t9els 3l %entbalteu, t8 auf peitere 8sriGti9nng, intent
beiaste artlnse ouf bSspiGiger 8erlGumbung unb @nt@
fteltnrs Der ~2sa6rbeit beru9t.
frl 81. 81.
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GOaUsutiOu Der @raas slrmp Of TIE aevub,is

Snbianapolis, 81. Nop. DIE In
Mcrrtlon'S Spernbaus tasenOe Convention
Der 0rano NrmS IF tie 8epublic 1T BON De.
lesaien aus allen bsnjentsen Stduten be1Atdt,
no bis iebt 3Weigs-O r9antlatiunen aebtloet
puroen. Inter ben b~etannteren @rTBen linb
Gen. 6urlbut u. Oen. Palmer DON SQinois ;
Wc9tetl II MifUuri. petts aus Obtu &c.
0sneralsWsajOr SteOenlo iibrte ben @Ors
lib
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@etern tUurben fclsenbe p~ermanente Sc
ante aeIpdblt
9rdliDent Spbu 90. Walmer.

FtuItpt" = OVpI Nv. puttUbC.
Sise =Br1ioenten 9bpmaS 6. 9(etGer,
MiiiOuri; 81 6 Softer, Snb.; s 9 @cRean,
q 9; SObn 81 &ellss, penni.; s 6 YrouDs
fit, @tae IS &sau, Soma; &obert Vatter,
ion, &aniaS 9 q Gtspsnlon, ST.; 86omaS
y Tajrleisb &Y.; Nu9uf @tlt&, Otto.
Setretar: 6 s Dublp, Oi1rttt Columbia.
N0tltentsS etretare: Daniel @cNulY, Snp.;
Glaptun WcNttAael, pennf.; S g Q~eberaaber,
WiiiOuri; Gbarles 81 Mapers, @tscOniim
9eute tpurben fplgenpe Sff5iere beS Srs
benS ertrGblt:
GOmmanosr in Gbief; 9 q Surlbut Don
SlinpiS.
Senior Gtcs COMMANDER ; s 9 Mcaean
ppn SEEM Sort.
Sun,Or Siee Commander 81 6 Softer pou
Snotana. d. .
@eneral- Npjutant: 9 S Stepenlon BON
Sltnots.
General uartiermsilter: Ausult @iai&
BON SbiU.
SurseOns@ General; . GWtcglsil BON Soma.
&aplam ; IS " Ytle BON WtGourt.
MOmtnttratiOnS Staff S 81 @rOubft Do n
BiScpnlin @m 8anbeSer, Soma s . Ss@
borne, ST.; s s Glet6er, @tsc.; 3 s 3aYs
Tor, Sbtu; S 6 Mtluaro, &p.; s Z 8raus
bait, 81 9; Nat9an Rtmbau, Snb.; 6 Wecs
MiAael, 9enn1.
Na6eem bte GpnpenttOn cine 8et9e rabt-
taler uuo putriUttl6er 8slGlI0e sefa1t bate,
perta9te Se It1 beute N6eno.
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UerCanot uno 9efud6t.
S6reiner %perIanot.

@ute S@reiner tSnnsM bouernbe Sei&SftiSurS erRals
ten Eel u. SompIit, GGe rrn Nratt nnb Ii6euldrle
Tbrfr
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WF(IuNgI.
Gin Sunse RON ursefG6r Ia Sabren in S&Ifutafa q
peiul's 9pffer. Sabrit, gto. 6 %. 8altimerefr. leor
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" hats ll.c use Oflhe Noon.

NJ. GesfrOv, OF Paris, asks, in an article
in the -nOnite,r, what may be the utility q.
the moon with regard 10 our planet, ami
whether il is oaly there for the pIrpo.e Of
raising the waters of the ocean twice day
To this lie replies that, besides the great
planets that are carried along a regular path
around the sun, there exists an Unlimited
mum Der Of bodies OF different sizes, moving
through space in every direction, as the
almost daily discovery of a vast nurlber Of
asteroids proves In his opinion ne moon
WAS once one Of those erratic bodies, a. !.
happening one ds, u get within the sphere
of attraction of our planet, was forced 10
become our satellite, instead Of co !tipgiEg
ils OWE course. Hence, the N 9on IS bu, AZ
accident. The earth had done without it
before, and might do vithoa. /, again. Ve>
nus was-abou, the size Of the earth, and goes
regularly around the sun, although il has no
satellite. Why should the earth need one
lie continues 10 sly tha. our moon Is Of no
use 10 Us, because we might perfectly well
do without oceanic and a;m0s lhegic tides,
and the best eulog un he can pass on our
satellite being tina. 1t is utterly useless, he
goes further and declares that we owe 4 10
the merest chance, i, having been picked up,
il was on the way; ani as such thing
n ght happen again, the author sees no i'm
possibility whatever III our getting som. day
another, and perhaps more moons still added
to our stock. NJ Geohroy is one Of those
who deny that the moon is inhabited. Frat,
becaused the excessive cold there must pre-
vent the possibility Of ary animal life : and,
second, b.cause the moou has no atmos-
phere.
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How 10 Prosper ia business.

Ia the first place, make up your mind TO
accomplish whatever you undertake. De-
eide upon some particular employment, and
perseverr in il. All difficulties are overcome
by diligence and as.iduity. Be no! AFRAID
10 work with your hands, and diligently, too.
Cat in gloves catches no mice. He VINO
remains in tn. mill griuds, not ne who goes
and comes. Attend to your own business,
meyer ray; - anv one else \ pot tia: be-
longs TO too many ID Ill stirred Aud worse
bc'led." BE frug.l-"Tha, which viii not
make oct, will make po,-lis. Save
tn. pence. and the pounds will take care Of
themselves" Be abs;lmious. ''Who daintiss
lo7ef shall beggars prove" Rise early
The sleepy fox catches NO poultry; plow
deep while sluggards .isep. and you will
ha corn TO sell aud keep Ihat every
one with respect and civiIity. "Every:5'ng
is gained and nothing lost, by courtesy good
manner. insure success. Never anticipate
wealth from any other source than labor
especially never place dependence upon be-
coming the possessor Of an Inheritance. He
who waits for dead men's shoes ma have to
go long time barefoot
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ARTzMUs WARD on NAPoLEoN's LIFE OF
CGsAR.-I sot up spell by the kitchen fire
readin' Lewis Napoleon's Life of Julius
Caesar. What reckless old cuss he was
Yit Lewis picturs him IN CLOWN cullers.--
Cesar made it lively for the boys in Gaul,
didn't he? He slewd one million of citizens,
male and female-Gauls and Gaulesses-
and then he sold another million Of 'em into
slavery. He continnered this style of things
for sum time, when he was 'sass ssinated in
Rome by some high>toned Roman gen'lmen,
led on By Mr.. Brntus. When old Bruty in-
serted his knife into him, Cesar admitted
that he was gone up. His funeral was a
great success, the house being crowded to its
utmost capacity. Ten minutes after the
doors were opened the ushers had to put up
cards on which was printed "Standln' Room
Only" l went to bed at last Sand So"
said, "thou hast no ear for sweet melody?"
A silvery snore was my only answer. Betsy
slept.
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not to abandon these social and civilizing
occasions to Satan ard his friends but to re-
member that when virtue prb bponderates there
is hope and that those WHO earnestly and
persistently struggle for gdod will never be
unassisted and that finally all dangers and
difficulties will assuredly give way before
them.
Go on then, my brother farmers and arti-
zans and good men of every rank and call
ing, and let us as sailors say at sea, take
long pull strong pull and q pull all together
and the consequence will be our fairs will
become the resort of the virtuous the
good and patriotic, The success of our
next annual fair much depeud on the wise
legislation of the present executive committee
VIC hope and trust that they will legislate
wisely and remove all detriments to prosperi-
ty in our coming fair. Wise men are taught
By experience, therefore we trust that our
executive committee will not stand blind to
the detrimentS that has been heaped upon
our past, should have been farmers and
mechanics Agricultural fairs. God speed
to 1866
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Calico Printing.

This branch of industry in the art of pro,
ducing figured patterns upon calico by means
OF dyes and mordants topicaliy applied BY
wooden blocks, copper plates, etf., by which
the goods are either printed ih colors, or
receive their pattern, by being fun through
coloring bath or mordant, when the dye Is
only produced upon that portion Of the ground
previously y prepared for it. Of late this sys-
tenn has been extended to silk and wooen
fabrics. Tho mordants are thickened with
some glutinous substances, such a. Hour,
starch or gum, to render them adhesive and
prevent their spreading.
There are eight styles of calico printing,
each one requiring . different manipulation
lst. The padding style, in which the white
cloth is passed through bath of some par
ticular mordants, and different mordants are
afterward printed on it before submitting the
color OF the ground and pattern is varied.
I'd. The reserved style in which white or
colored spots are produced on blue ground.
by covering these parts with a composition
called resist paste, before passing the goods
through dye bath.
Sd. The discharge or reagent style is the
contrary of the proceeding. 1t shows bright
by printing with discharge mordants before
WIG "NtLc - P,thSou 'iiAo"S" ~ ei,'S jan
4th. The china blue, resembling the color
of blue stone ware.
5,h. The decolOring style. in which chic
rine or chromic acid is topic.lly applied to
the surface of the goods previously dyed, By
which the color is discharged.
9th. The madder style, in which the NOR
dants are applied to the white cloth and the
colors are brought out in the dye bath.
1th. The steam color printing consists in
printing the calico with a mixture OF dye
extracts and mordants, alterwari exposing
1t to the action OF steam.
Sth. Spirit color printing is 4 method by
which brilliant colors ale produced by .
mixture of dye extracts and solutloa Vi Tin,
called by the dysrs spirits Of tin
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The trustees of a school near lronton,
Missouri, furnished the teacher with the
following regulations to be pc sted up in the
school room
"No swearin
ftin
goin intu the water
resin and jumpin
goin into any persons vince patches and
orchards without consent ofthe owner
Stickin pins intu each other
Courtln in skool
writin of loveletters in skool
No more than one pupil must so out at a
time unless for wood or water
No crackin of walnuts unless dried
those roofs must be observed for viola-
tior OF those roofs will be punib shed with lash
according TO the verdict ot the trustees.
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What is that p said Sundl = school
teacher. pointing TO the letter 0.
" Dun no. replied the urchin.
What do you say when you stump 7our
toe:'' continued the ladv.
Dam it was the wicked little bows
answer
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FRUIT AND ORNAMENT AL
Trees, Shrubs & Plants.

TIyHE undersigned have just and are constantly
recsving large and well selected stock of Fruit and
Ornamental Trees, Grape Vines, Shrubs Plants and
great variety of other stock such a. usual found in
first class Nursery. Wears making specially Of EVER
GREENS and have In stock and the way largo varls
ty of the same, of all sizes.
Call and examine stock, at the Nursery one mile west
Of Court House. HAYES HATHRWAY,
epf-6w Ottawt SUpesy.
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Abou. the only person that We ever heard
of that WAS not spoiled by being lionized, was
jew named Daniel.
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If you are buying carpet for durability,
cho ose small figures.
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QUE CORRESPONDENTS.

It is sometimes sad that modest men 1t
for Offices, decline ese cramble for then, and
allow the boldsr, less conscientious class TO
6ti them. Ttis we know to be the experience
Of publishers. Those whose talents and
scholarship ct them to write are apt TO decline
while the illiterate not to saw inl modest come
forward with their Mss. and clamor to get
before the public. Having tried IN the most
iaoffsnsive style We could to induce two or
three Of our late correspondents 10 withdraw
their articles and having letters insisting
the We wrong them in not publishing, we
give few sentences Ueraljatim st iitsrdtiR.
COUNTY AGRICULrrREAL SOCIETIES & FAIRS.
-Ifsssr Editors ottatsa RepUbijc,ln have
long thaut that a article county Agricui>
tural cscietives & fairs woald be interesting
10 yonr numerous readers yea 4 good man
uscript would be of good to the caus Of our
fairs could we have such now confessIng nv
willingness to begin in & defend the above
thsrer (thsory?) let me call the attention Of
my brother Farmer & colaborers 10 a few
items of deep interest to al! of u7.
"Old Bunkum' will call on US If h. wishes
his article to appear.
A subscriber sends Us Mss. on agricul>
tural .ocieties. If he Will eoniense and By
little care improve its style. We will cheer
fully insert it.
Here is the article Just as it went to the
Republican. Eli HoDGsoS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-05-12

tFrsm Rev. VIM. Smith formerly Pastor ~ the NIueo0A
and Millsc n. j. Baptist Churches.
Having used in my family number Of bottles 6 ySas
Hollands German Bittcrs have say that regnrl
them n. excellent medicine, especially adapted 70 -
the Diseases they recommended for. They
strengthen and inygorate the system debil4tsd,
aud useful in disorders the liver los. II appsits L.
have also recommended them several my nienha.
who have tried thcn and :ound them greatly b.ens -
the restoration Of health. Your. truly,
WILLIAM TlTu.
ScS IlutciIiu.1D ST.. PLIlAtslphA
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~ Exclamation

On the 18th of March, l handed an article
On Agricultural Fairs, to the Editor of the
Ottawa Republican, and thought [ had a
promise OF the article being published. The
following is the attention the article received
from the Republican, and the article was re,
turned without publication.
We have received from one of our sub,
seribers, Mr.. Hodgson, IL very good article
on Agricultural Fairs, that we shall have to
defer publication until next week, our columns
being crowded and the article lengthy.
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M

from tas Rev JOSEPH H. Keuuard Pastor Of the Tenth
Baptist Church
have been frequently requested 10 connect my
with Communications Of different kinds of n-desss bat
regarding the practice Of my appropriate sphere
have in all decncI lu with clear proof
Instances, and particularly family Of the
fulnes Of DIR. lIuulauds German Rtters. Depart for
from my usual course 10 express full ssn,Nua
that for general debility OF the system 2ad specially for
Liver Complaint IL is n safe and valuable para In
may fail but usually. doubt sot ~ he
very beneficial To those who suffer the above
Yours, very respectfully.
J. II. KENNAED, Eighth bslsv ceats -
rhilsislphia, Dec. "A, 1854.
Rev. J. s. Herman, OF tho German Reform cAush
Eutztoxn Bcrks opunty, "a cutsl sf tss pysDsINn
Oi twenty years standing.
A. NJ Sparglcr Editor Of tue C.l.r1,. mo. 10 xsxil
Sixth street Philadelphia says this Bittes
nlsnded to him by medical friend. and six bottle s1F0l
him of complete prostration at the systsa-
Rev.. Newton Brown. u. r., Editor OF the 1seys,eps
dia Of Religious knowledge and Christian Chrenids
Philadelphia.
Rev. Thomas Winter, D. D. PASTOR -: Ro,bersssh Psp-
tist Church.
Rev. Levi Il Beck, Pastor Of the Baptist Church, -
beron, j. formerly of the North Baptist Church Pulls
delpha present Pastor Of the Bas: Church. ohSsS
Pennsyly lyana.
These gentlemen express In the strongest term, Asa
favorable opinioa Of these biitsn