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crarrnc The remarks Of the proprietor are nieclv ad
js-d TO the locality where be- h9pgens TO paI 30 m % ~
bar room were delighted with hs tact m caiilhs OUT
'oF Gen. Mcclellan and Andrew Johnson 20 90 TO
-. i.tcttrd Hud canary - itlmed diaIty slHhled
r,ir Willingness in tie most amahle manner
10 20 through the celebrated arm inarbl ptrIoImnDte
aud, accordingly locking wings ~ way 20 dfaW tars
from tie very billiard markers IN the doorway, thcy
A. u,rcrd alons the platform ana while Andrew Johnson
reunited . light wagon. Gen. Mcclellan; after good deal
ut dragged tAut great chief" ~ Mr. Seward calls him.
back to hr perch. Admiral fauagut then appeared lhe
...v iustnHt his name Was ca'd ana, Win u proud
Ike ar walked 40 rope TO the top o. nigh mast
ard, "iti s'oru and defiance ~ every feature 3 lis c9u
.tHnc' i"lc nom s lacr nos s..p,%'@ ~ @ ~ m I'M t oa
..o Ete lImcutcd ConicdcmcJ, twhsI hot IliiE % %iIe
.s iet, ,nhlbLGe 10 that deu.l'e ~ ] au utea t &
'" %" green bay" platform hrhta'h we nFItt W dVl
-a' trs noble feat of patriotism yas performed under
tr Immediate Inspiration o the offer OF g cock-tah
riu li- master, Offer, 10 doubt. Intended To please
30 qurnero Of the adiaocnt Dgr, aud TO make amends
ia4.aiding the tupe tie Admiral looked around
'.r tire promised cocktail, hut not fmdlng ~.
'c DIS mouth win biz wing aud retired WIN as
,oH.'au afr o bis The ready proprietor then pro
.ut,i pack of cards and invited Gen. Grant to play
.r J' tbe uri', promptly accepted The tiA or SPACES
arr cnci pt ihcc down ~ mo bottom of Ine pack nc
ap.t.ry picked 10 ont and held u mp fog the nspcc-
,,, ii ~ ,-,r a sfte "f ruflus,srn that tIry i'm
.I.t.y CAV" him enough currency 10 support lnn Tor
.t.to uisrauul Re. He ia his tur wisso chceieG
t. t applause that he rushed ~ the pack and picked
.l every spade ia IT, and then walked on TO his perch
tu steps Of Curscluus p idc. The docy oI these ud-
. I,.1v astoui.nine and NV the readiness with which
h, i.srord 20 tlcir nas,ers petitions for kiss before
.Icl r,ifor rcc convinced that their education
as "a obtained vithou, the discipline OF tears or tor
. bHt tit rey have been seducrd tO science by the
v.,tuces Of sugar and the sayOliueHe OF seed.
.oRoNER's INQCEsI5.--Coroncr Schuner ycster
a, lcG uquesS u the following cases: over the body
H. au uakuowh drowned man 40 Pier Ma. A. y. x. The
I.dy was sent to v Norc f0g Identification Also, at
H Grcenwich-st Police station, over the body OF male
found 10 the water of IprCy-,f DR.. Leo made
posi- mUrtcm examination end found that the cttld had
..cu born alive and ypI lirt Uf Iilautcldc was rcn
'g,d...Ou tne body oi Jacob Erhaiit. Who Oh SatuT
ueht, zen intO cellar at the Intersection of Eight
rutl st. and Nuhayc., died at the Mount Sinai Hos
900 ,i.. lHr body ot AN unknown boy, aged about "a
SCANS. tll found at the foot Of thamle lersst
.f.t tJ tIr Mur.uc. The jury rendered verdict
90 ' fn' death u DO" ease Of Joseph Brock, Of tO
I'd. -. uo died ~ the NcW-Yorit Hospital from
IHlui' received on saturday by beng over 10y Ere
Ln-.ur 80. T.. The driver Wac cNOucIJt,d.
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bort UarOcn's Noiitc
NT4TE oP NKw- YORK.

STATE OF NEw-YcRK, !
PoErWAtpEVS OFFICE, No. % NlIanst
NOTICE ia hereby given, IN accordance Wlth
~ SECTION Of r ~ Apn Is. 1857. entitled An Act TO
the ~ the Fort of NevlOrk % ell persons
Interested having le II tle subject matter oi nch inquiry
asf ue now under e1aIna
r,r br he Waa., SAID examinations vail
he completed dis Succeeding THIS notice On board sad
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HErRopofr

AFTROp0iI .ilrdIsEST--Gen. Shaler.
President o. f.. e 9umissioners has issued
an order ta4. lel. M c.u preferred against any
member Of thc Department IH. Arst examined by the
hieucn OF lie company u Wlrl Le accused is serving,
or il the charges arc made hy officer or member Ol
other c0InLa,Ly, D.eU BY the. Die lIict Engineer.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-18
J. Aros H,nmulv. ser,e,trr

4 EARD.-In 1851 Morton discontinued the
discount formerly given to the Jobbing Trade,
and, ignoring the services of middle men, has
sold his pens either directly to those who use
them, or 20 such as keep them on hand for the
better supply Of the writing public in their
own localities There may he J0bbers who
have spoken in favor of the Morton Pen since
that time, but, if 50, their remarks have never
in n single instance reached his ear; and
although they generally admit that Morton
can make the best pens in the world, and used
to do SO. they nevertheless put forth great
excrtions to show that the Morton Pen has de
preciatcd IN value, is not what it formerly was,
and that those which they ycnd are equal, II not
superior; now since many Retail Dealers obtain
what little they know of pens, as well as the pens
themselves, entirely from the JObbeTs, people are
apt 90 be mislcd by their representations.
In order that the public may judge correctly
and at the same time see how much pains
taking is exercised 20 give every one who orders.
just such Il Isn rs VIII exactly suit his hand
Morton confidently refers to the many thousands
throughout the entire country, who have re-
cciycd his pens through the mails during that
time, and also calls particular attention to the
following letter which has accompanied every
pen sent:
No. % MAIDEN-LANR, NEv-YORK,t
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INNINGS

lst %. Sd. III 5tl. 9Th. 7th. sth. 9th.-Toial
gSg9oifaa. 3.,5s,,a : ? ! ! ? -
Uiupia-Mr. Lawrence OF lie Mutual Cub.
-licssr-. Geiatt ~ Guuut
TIuc Of gsIno-Ilrcc bC
Fly CatChcS-Lmprc. o: iOv,i8tau. T.
Outs ON FOuls-LiaPire, c. PosAai-au, Z.
SIAlsNS. MOUAWk.
ghese South Brooklyn Clubs had "A close same
together yesterday, tic MOlavts winning Doe Two runs
sftcr batting game Of 1o innings, tng scuIn being
t!e Sr the close OF the ninth UIiigs. We append the
New-York tribune., 1867-06-18
BASE BALL
Nr,-AnEE II. nInnDINN

Nl'N-A okk ". BIOntlfN.
The Empire tiuh of .hs city visited brooklyn yes
teId1v to play tie Tcwhattan ClUh vl defeated 'hc
U0inviUc Club badly last week. y hc!Ic tlc fI-t
match the Empires have played tAI, soasoL They bad
their nev uiue out aud played 1uebJhur came, wiz
ming hy tie score of - 90 81 n itdi zane I'D" game
WA pN vl iu Tile pJC~6uce % large crowd. who 1taty
lnn l---Enl.. W. ~. lLl e--.u LuuM
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Rrl1.s HEAn.-Ihe calN maIkel eIo--d tane W.

Bulls IIEp.-Ihc cattc market closed tame Ne'
torday, and @ few small lots were taken ont r'iC
than suffer loss as would bc trc ease f forced of. Hri.
crs huy tpaIngy while the people are luNu'atue ON
ttftwhcries and cream The 1870 mead ou .il N"-i O.
cay proved tAau wanted at the old tewts. ..rl
with decline 0i more tlau lJu mead Tor Ac week, unh
the sunpy zoo below last years weekly average Muitu
j. very plenty AID that D. - the cause. ~ the DO
beef market. Live shcep foot up nearly 25ppi beng
largest receipts .iucC lutt February. They M rl"f j %
&c. decline. Hogs have dropped tc, WItd httc guh 40
numbers Price, range iium t.r. to lc.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-18

FIRST C,sPor Cuonrt-Ycter1ay Capt. Cu.
took Bellevue Hospital George u. C.,c o. Trr r.
N.Jurairt,f aged 81 ycar-. WHO bed he,u sUi'.
taken DO - thr foot OF Clami,rset 1lt af'..f .'-
tI,lu decided fhat To- wa4 o. clear c... az cholera 4c
Iol.d OF Hcath were notified. - ~ .-Fs~--
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Also the following
no ALL WHO USE \ PEN.


4 Coon GOLD PES IS always ready and reliable and
II adau.d 20 the hand, makes writing pleasure Iathef
than task Ill, ~,
The beginner makes more rapid progress with Gold
Pen than with any other, because the same pressure
ALWAYS produces the same result and the piOhcleht Is
better satisfied with his labor because OF the greater uu
ornity of hs writing aud the ease by winch IL Is pro-
duccd ,,-
I'm making new pens, the subscriber uses no solder
The gold at the point Is brought 20 state OF fuslOh
when the point sinks into IT, aud the two become az one
metal entirely mpcrvIous 20 the action Ot the aclds IN
inks This can he done Ia making new pens, because me
gold L. more than three times thick as u Ia aIter Tue
Den rolled 10 the proper thnucss OF the finished state
When pens are fepoutrd solder must be used Whlch
will melt sooner than the gold OF which the pen Is made
otherwise the points will curl into gobular form By
this process, tile temper Is taken out OF the mo- the eas
city rs destroyed and the pen subjected to the sure
process OF currOson on these accounts AMI knowing
nom long experience that rcpOnted pens eau rarely give
satisfaction. the subscriber must positively keiuse 10 I'e
point Cold Pens u,
Return the pen within ten DAYS after It's reception II
STAMPED "a Morton and not adapted 10 your hand stat
M IN what respect IL might be improved as w Oe the
hest guide IN selecting that IL state a what angie
YOU hold pen the paper and whether squareY or
leaning the right left These points briefly ana clear
y stated. VIII greatly assist IN making selection TO SUIT
yOu. -, ~,
Any one sending PostaecPaid Envelope, with their
name and proper address written on ~ viii receive c
cular wIh fdc Si8c engruylngs OF all the sizes and
prices. Address ,,,, n. 'iUi.i Gi ~,
New-York tribune., 1867-06-18

QUICRrsr PAssAGI or Ett6Rn.-Thc T,r,.rs
arrived et g,ndy foc At O'Clock a.t evening. after e
TYrNTclcited pa-sag Of nlnc days aud $500 hours 30
Bf II. Tie pas.crreiF- ug whom Voc W. r- '
dru. Hyatt Morn. X Je.up, D.. T. iiahbit, o.. th' .
Jo~rpa &. Duryca-Ua.s,d complimentary 1t-'uil"ir'
winch WcIc presented 20 Capt DUchr-uc rst cNc.ur.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-18

VI. Dear Sir: Your favor 0f---,
iucosing s., is received. send in this
the Pen ordered, and trust you will find the
same to your entire satisfaction; however, If
you think you would prefer any other size. or
viii chccrfully exchange any one stamped \.
Norton, il sent within ten days after Its re-
ccption. with your objections clearly stated,
and p0st-stamp TO return another. These re-
marks apply only - pens stamped -. Norton
~ all others are 40 the Tlsk OF the buyer, and
are not cXchangoablc.
If returned, he particular TO paste the Pen as
near the lower ictt-haud corner of the en-
yelope as possible. and put it up in the same
manner a. sent 20 You, to avoid It's being
crushed by the pOst-magk, or injured IN the
mails The Case need not be returned unless
you wish to change the size or quality, in which
instance additional stamps must be sent
Respe,ly, yours, A. MORTON
- tos-s -
Al Il. "A,
New-York tribune., 1867-06-18
tITI ITENS

VERY Hrp CA-U-Ou Friday ia.t tlo driver of o
stage ou The Twenty tiritt uuc received u layIc.t o
fares % silver quart. .ld two silver dme.
SCHUIzrS Cgurs-Th" mur shooting festival 'I
the Nc,s.York EcAuizrn Corps viii bc l,,t at Jor, .
wood fci tlrce day-. beginning today Ia Nt.f- ZOO.
n,out ON thc nf.t and ssclgI dsl- vii t'..u' "a.
Austrian doIh.. headed clL'f. t1 "A tLr LLl4 90.
--lutltn hing vll bc crowned.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-18

THE DELIVERY OF DIPLOMAS TO THE GRADUAIlN"
CLASS BY GEN. GRAN1-oRAIIoN BY DR. VlNloN
-PARADEs AND CEREMONIES
New-York tribune., 1867-06-18

Nlrf'IrH2 ALMANAC
...... ~ rHt ~sfs .....s I Moon ksrH........ 'i
Hirt wtfEt rH.a utr
20 fafs slssa-.Y t3 ilcA Gaie.........it q
New-York tribune., 1867-06-18

Z PENS; AND PINS IN SILVER EN
IL. -... n..rr-rr r,..A..rrc q
New-York tribune., 1867-06-18

No. 25 MADEv-LAyF, NEw-YoRK, ;
New-York tribune., 1867-06-18


oh 81 'u.ir1i.,n fscl '' 1''o'lF ~ ttl ', L's
.,.t.e Id his lighthouse t dur L iiActl tA' 'H
frit.iv 41tf tie ifJurf alI. td.rf ne var
'i. IfrF made a. 4lt u'l hhh u' s'' 'H"''' " N
n clear weather distance fI % miles A.. nh a..
Thore alteration wb,r u the character Of The nsn Z WI"
exception increased power, enabling TO ue Ho'h " a
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DUY your Quesnsware at aE
Consumption Cured by Dr. schcnkNIedi.
~ Cim0S.

TO CURE CONSUMPTION, tie system must be
prepared SO that Tie lungs viii heal. Toaccom-
plish this, the liver and stomach mnat first be
cleansed and an appetite treated for good
wholesome food which, by these aaedicines
will be digested properly, and good healthy
blood made thus build ina up the constitution.
scEfENKY MANDRAKE ,rtILS cleanse tho
stomach Of all bilious or mucous accumula.
lions and, by using the Sea Weed Tonic in con-
ncction, the appetite is restored XIII
SCHENK'S pULMONICSYRUPis nutricious
as well as medicinal, and by using the three
remedies, all impurities ire expelled from the
system, and good, wholesome blood made,
which will repel all dis,ase. If patients will
take these medicines according to directions,
Consumption very frequently, In its last stage
yields to their action. Take the pills freqQent-
ly, to cleanse the liver aid Stonachs It does
not follow that because tie bowels are not cos
tive they are not required, for sometimes In
diarrhoea they are necessary. The stomach
must be kept healthy, aid an appetite created
piratory organs properly and allay amy irrita-
ton. Then all that is required to perform
permanent cure, Is to prevent taking cold Ex.
else about the room as mich as possible, eat all
the richesr food-fat mea, game, and in fact,
anything the appetite cr.yeS but be particular
and masticate we'll t2ndw W. ca. mo Tyr.
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>UY yourKerosene at 80
EsF # Z ALDEN'S.
A New and Grand EDoch In Medicine

DR MAGsIEL Is the foundcr Of new Medical sys-
TEN! The quantitarians, whose vast internal doses
enfeebe the stomach and p,ralyse the bowels, must
give precsdsnce ~ the man who restores health and
appetite, with from to Of his Extraordinary
Pills. and cures the most viralen with box or
50 Of his wonderful aad ell hsali1g 6ave. These
great spsches 81 the Doctor tAst sapssssdns oil
the stereetypeA nostruns Of the lay Mgtraordinasy
cures BY Masgisah Pills and esvs have opened The
eyes Of TIE public 70 the In 81 ~ so sasa)
remedies or otbsss, and upon which Deopae have %
long blindly depended Maggelb Pills ere not u tAs
class .has A.e allowed BY he dosea saA Of which
every bot III takes creates atssln1 nsesssty fer
another 0ss Or tive OF hggnl's Hills sumees 80
plsce the bewss In perfect order, tons the stomach,
creates appetite, and rerder The SPIRITS light and
buoyant There s.no gripila, and reaction in the
form ofconstipation II the liver Is Affected its func
lions restored: and If the system 10 feeble,
It Is invgoroted. This last qsality makes the med-
cines desirable for the wants of delicate females
Ulcerous and eruptve diseases are literally extin-
gufshed by the dsenfectantpower of MRggics 6alvo.
In fact, it is here announced that Magxies Bilious.
Dyspeptc and Diarrh9a Pills cure, swherc all others
fail While for Barns, Scalds, Chilblans. Cuts and
all abrasons Of the skin Maggei's Saiye Il infable.
Said by J. MAGstEL, IL Pine Street, New York; by
Wetzel e. Smith and r. Hail. in Upton, and all drug
sists, at - cents per box. yl3n3a
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$l,GD
Respectfully submitted,


VIM. IL. TETIIILL, Treasurer.
Upton, Ian. It'll, 1867. ,st, 49, .=.,k A..
On motion, It was agreed that the
monument be erected OF No. Vermont
marble-cOst not to exceed 5000.
On motion, it was agreed that the
monument be placed in the center Of the
Public Square north of the school house !;
provided, tAetown sf alptpa inclHe and
ornament tAs square 40 keeeLitl in
proper repair.
In consequence ofvthe difficulty of
procuring reliable report Of all the
names of deceased soldiers, a motion was
made to omit the name and instead
have some appropriate notices, &c.
Lost.
Proposals being called for, the follow
ing gentlemen presented designs and
specifications, viz.: Mr.. Armstrong, firm
~ Armstrong 4 Bro, McGregor; Mr..
Shockey, OF Iowa City; Mr.. Donahuc,
firm Of McCosh 4 Donah,ic, of Daven-
port; and Mr.. Simpson, arm OF VIM. II.
Simpson 4 CO.. Muscatipc. The Secre-
tary Also presented one submitted by J.
J. Mcdonald, ofIyons. I'll
After examining the designs carefully,
the Association adopted the one present.
ed by, Mr. Simpson. Some of the de-
signs presented by other gentlemen re-
ceived . great deal of commentator,
and all showed that Iowa need not be
ashamed of her own artists and mechan-
les.
The monument will be thirty feet in
hcighth; the top being surmounted by
. Nag, wrapped around it, staff It Is
beautiful desigps and the Assoclstisn
felt that kwas the best they could 40
with the amountsf ,nsunsy sAey had At
coutroi. hHaS at fkJN
The Secretary wns authorized to say
that the work Is now under contract,
and it Is expected that tho $500 vet due
from the people will b paid in to the
treasurer, ai,,s1aedidtely. .ass'
The Secretary was also instructed to
notify the friends of deceased soldiers
that all names must be sent in at once
70 that they may ~ Classified md put
ON the monument.
Each member OF the. Association
pledged himself to do oil he could with
70 proper limits to assist the 6ecretarv
~ obtaining "a historical sketch a. fhe
o'a'es from Cedar county, who fell in
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THE GREAT AMERICAN CONFLICT. b,

THE GREAT AMERICAN CONFLICT, BY
HORACE GREELEY.-Being the only le-
gally authorized agent, for the above
work, in Cedar county, would respect
fully announce 10 all concerned that the
history is now complete in two volumes,
and will be delivered in whole or in
part, as fast as the books can be had, to
all who may wish 1t. expect one box
of Vol. II, this week Persons wishing
the work before can see them PERSONAL
ly, will please address me at Upton, Ce-
dar co. iowa. Lie. WooDFoRD, Ag't.
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Last week we promised space for re-
ply to remarks made on q communities
ton from Covers Ferry. The result
was that the above "Quartette' came In.
So far - "Tax Payer" IL concerned We
have but little TO say. He Is worthy
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DYsPEPsIA.--Do not suffer with dys-
pepsia when relief is SO close at hand.
Twenty thousand people have been cur
ed Of this terrible disease in the last year
by the use of Roback's Stomach Bitters.
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16G P Ingman has resigned the Of
flee Of County Treasurer, resignation to
take place on the first day of April next,
and J s Tuthill has been appointed by
the Board Of Supervisors to fill the va
cancy.
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ADDITIONAL BOUNTY.

Under an act passed by Congress at
its last session soldiers, and the widows
and heirs of deceased soldiers, are enti-
tied to additional bounty. The under
signed is prepared to prosecute claims
for said bounty, on reasonable terms.
No charge unless the bounty is obtained.
VIM. ELLIOTT, Claim Agent
Clerks ONCE Upton. Aug. l, 1855. 3lw4
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MARRIED.-On the Sth inst, by Rev.
James Challen, at his study, Charles G..
Scott and Miss Linde NJ. Rumsey; all of
Davenport, Iowa
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: sUBsCRIPTIONs. 1867.

For the Daily for one year, 81; Tri-Weekly
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the editions). price is pro rata
Very inviting premiums are inered to Clubs
for the Weekly, which is compiled into a COM
pact and complete compendium Of political,
commercial and general newt Of the week.
Value Of premiums for Club Of Five Is ST.;
Clubs Of 100 copies, s5S, and corresponding val
We for clubs OF intermediate sizes.
a Mason 4 Hamlin Church Organ, worth
800, and superb Communion Service, worth
4l26 are among the premium3 offered. Club
rates without premiums are:I For the Trt-
Weekly, copies one year SIT; II copies $50; for
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s35.
Any person sending a club Of twenty suoscr.-
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p@-A INST Glars two story residence,
pleasantly located in Upton, for sale
cheap 80 wq001bR terfds. y ~
EnQuiGa q. 1fs.,t i hu s. l.. SMITH.
ProcSsa tuys ar Tie, Monument ~
rs ysmaas aoci0tiOn. d ..tsee.l-sr nh

Proc6eAtuvs nf the Monument 49,
~ v1uasd a0ciAti0n. q s'@alr7z g.z
~Tfr'r0N, January 7th,, 1867.
Pussuaat - pOblic call, the Cedar Go.
Soldiers Mon afnen Il q Association met il,
the Shcriff's Office, at 7 p. m.
President Hon. c. p. Sheldon in the
chair. = Ne kfytafy hIsdc y statenie mt
Of the object OF the meeting.
The Treasurer, Hon. VIM. II. lTuthill,
made the following report of the finan-
ces of thc4sssecistiony r rFyx = I
The Treasurer of the Cedar County
SoldiEh e4snls.,t- Associations xssasl
ss:e ,' es ~ ss y K, 2
dividdaf contributions, as heretofore
acknowledged in THE TIPToN ADyEn-
TIsER, Is - CSC; and that the same was
received from the several townships of
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THE CONFESSIONS AND Exp.alEycy or ~

go. INVALID.
vn1 rsshsd for the benefit and asa CAUTION TO
nsh;,s. 80 ara others, who suffer from Nervous
ing a. The same time the MEANS or ssLr.Cugr. T.
one VINO mas carsd hnsefaf.er snd srsoine eonsAers
author. NArU,yrrY wv. - ~ ci'D
"'5' BROOK I'm, King o., ~ y
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M Jesse James entered upon the du-
ties of his Office rs Recorder, on Monday
last. -
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MARRIAGE AND CELrRAcY.
A n ESSAY or WARNING AM Ie,AaPUrrYnv
- SOA YONG ALA. Also, Diseases aad An ~
walel pssmstarAly gscssrzlo toe vss.l 49, ~tss
Letter ervs!opes Address, cr.J, az fIIIf EcYiH1 !.
1oe Hc~stt Asscciasicn. Thi!s.4,rk.s "a 49,;
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PROSPECTUS Fob 1867.
Attractive Premiums for Home, School
and Church.
The REPUBLICAN contains full and reliable
market reports, and Is unequ(led as q Com.
mercial paper.
Its Agricultural Department is under the
charge Of an eminent practical and scientific
agriculturist. 1t IL paper Of gfeat enterprise
its tone elevated, and Its columns scrupulous.
ly guarded against everything {nensive to del-
icacy and good taste in the family circle.
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