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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-10-11
ACo,,trast.
President Lincoln at the Gettysburg
Ton, afnrx, da.l;aoftCn sold. sfEl H.a ..EE

President Lincoln at the Gettysburg
Cemetery dedication said: ..4 - .. ;.
"In a large sense, we cannot dedi-
cate, we cannot oonsecrate, we cannot
hallow this ground. The brave men,
living and dead, who struggled here,
have consecrated II far above our
power to add or detract. The world
will little note nor long remember
what we say here, but IL can never
forget what they did here. It ia rather
for us to be dedicated to the great task
remaining before us, that from these
honored dead we take increased devo-
tion to that cause for which they here
gave the last full measures of devotion,
that we here highly resolve that the
dead shall not have died in vain, that
tho nation under God, have a new
birth of freedom, and that government
of the people by the people and for the
people shall not perish from the
earth" A.. ~.
Let the reader compare this with the
egotistical utterances of Andrew John
son recently uttered on similar occa-
sion at Antietam: a.-s. ........... .......
SIN appearing before you it is not for
the purpose of any lengthy remarks,
but simply 10 express my appreciation
of the ceremonies which have taken
place tosdsys My appearance on this oc.
casion will be the speech that I will
make; my reflections and my mtdita-
tons will be in the silent communion
with the.dead whose deeds are here to
commemorate / shall not attempt to
give utterance to the feelings and
emotions inspired by the addresses and
prayers which haye been sung. shall
| attempt no such things. am merely
here to give my couatends,ce and di0
to the ceremonies on this occasion; but
/ must be permitted to express my
hope that we may follow the example
which has been so eloquently alluded
to this afternoon, and which has been
so clearly set us by the illustrious
dead. When we look on your battle
| field and think of the brdpe men on
both sides who fell In the fierce strug
gle of battle, and who sleep silent In
their graves, yes, who sleep in silence
and peace after the earnes. conflict has
ceased would to God Ue of the liUina
could initiate their example as they lay
sleeping In their tombs, and live to
gether IN friendship and peace. "Ho.tas
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-10-11

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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-10-11

The editorial excursionists are, on
their way to the Rocky Mountains.
The party numbers about 200. George
Francis Train is one of the executive
committee. They intend publishing a
paper on their train. sa. III
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-10-11

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who once test the universal virtues of
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-10-11

Sterling Price, the noted Missouri reb-
el, diedin ST. Louis, Sept. 10Th. The st.
Louis Times comes out in flaming obit-
uary notice, recounting the many vir-
tues and noble deeds Of daring of this
illustrious rebel, endorsing his course
in the late war, as worthy of patriotic
emulation. 49, IN. .E....l-n HI.
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pertaining TO over seventy distinct subjects and the
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-10-11

/ GeneTaE FETSnwUrth In his late
speech at philadelphia likened the
Democracy to sneak thief. He said
that 'the meanest of its mean acts was
the stealing of Andrew Johnson" and
the most presumptiotis of it's attempts
was its public effort TO steal General
Grant. Concerning this he said: lassa
| General Grant went into the War
Department through the same motives
which kept Stanton thereto prevent
falling into the hands of a traitor or
Copperhead. He did not believe that
Andrew Johnson-fool, knave,. silly
drunkard as he was, and other little
affairs that he would not mention
would be fool enough to start a coup
d'etdt. The moment that Andrew
Johnson would issue the order to drive
out Congress, General Grant would ig-
more 1t, and issue a contrary order, and
lay his mailed hand upon the shout
der of Andrew Johnson. Intense and
long-continued cheering and applause. ]
General Grant was not the man to be
subdued by one traitor after having
crushed out millions of them. a2h7'
Concerning the last attempt of the
Democracy 10 pilfer two Generals of
the army, he made these important
statements: 9 81 @1st4 h@a '3a
HE could say here that If Andrew
Johnson and his friends expect to de-
rive comfort from the Generals sent to
fill the places of Sickles and Sher-
| idan they will be mistaken. One Of
these Generals said in his presence
Because I have been sent to relieve
Sheridan some people think that am
Copperhead, but they will find that
| they are devilishly Mistaken TThree
cheers for Hancock with a hearty
Wilt The Copperheads can't steal
such an officer; 1t is too grand a lar
ceny for their capacity or conlprehen-
sion. He has fought too long in the
loyal army to become a Copperhead
| now, and goes to administer the laws
rs Congress made it. If lie was not
much mistaken they had caught a
tartar in Candy, who was a most excel
lent officer and accomplished gentle
man, a thorough patriot-[three cheers
for Candy land one who could never
become the hand tool of Andrew John
fssN.,,~
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-10-11

Boy BY ExPREss.-A boy sonas sew.
en- or nine years old passed through
the Merchants Union Express office
at this place last Saturday or his way
to Maquoketa, having been labeled at
Norwalk, Ohio. The boy told Mr..
Whitney, the agent, that he had lots
of fun on the trip.-De Wit Observer.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-10-11

The Equal Right Association has
just published, a small volume, the
views of Henry Ward Beecher,, George
William Curtis, Elizabeth Cady STAN
ton and others, on the question of per-
hitting women to vote. .
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It draws lighter than any other
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The Share can be sharpened, or q
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perfectly malleable, and works @kindly".
Any section can be replaced by q
duplicate be had Of any Agent the Share Landslide
and Mouiboarls are cast In moulds
It is well stocked with New Eng
land socondrowth timber, and the standard Is wrought
on With in the cap SO as to give or take land at
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It plows at any depth, from three
10 twelve inches, works perfectly in either stubbs
turf leaves clean furnow and turns under stubble and
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H4~ It is the cheapest Plow in the
AH-world, Just sure there is economy In paying
As-times over in not losing time and your temper
HS-because your PlOw won't .scour !" and In doing
AS-a quarter fifth more work, with the same power
AThe quality and quantity of work IL will endure to
Hs-perfm must Considered as well the cost price,
Rs-in determining whether not the Piow is cheap
as-tac doars and ctnts can be go in proportion
ssits cost Is tas eteapea and We are confident man
Hs5-eycry time he gots one Of these
These remarks are made after q
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aalro.'ads.
DUBUQUE 8 SIOUX CITY RAIlRcAp.
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TIME TABLE.

TO TAME EFFECT WEDNESDAY, MAY 5, 1861.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-05-17

san INCIDENT.-Au instance of
alrunSt superhuman endurance and
perseverance occurred in San Mateo
county. Cal. a short time since. \
wood chopper was caught by an oak
tree. 3 feet in diameter, which fell
acro>, his legs, 4 fierce storm was
progressing, and during the entire
NIGHT the sufferer madly cried out
for assiss lance, only to be answered
by the hooking winds that howled
through the surrounding forest.
The next morning the sufferer oh
served his axe within reach, and
hope Sprang up in his heart. Ly.
inc PROSTATE on his back he began
the weary task Of chopping the tree
in twain. At each blow of the axe
the huge tree settled closer upon his
limbs. crashing them almost to Jelly,
hut he still perscvcrcd, and after
two DAYS OF unIemittcd toll his
task was completed, Mangled and
rushed as he was, he crawled to a
d.>tant cabin. Medical aid was EN-
p,nycd, and both legs were amputa-
ted. luuwdihlc rs it seems, the
man il likely 10 recover.
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s,u-sING.-A correspondent OF
ana of the New York papers writing
Sron, Paris advises Americans who
;ntend 10 visit the Great Exposition
20 oct sons knowledge of the French
ionguace. T. would save them from
liking the mistake shoddy family
not LONG since did, who, on their ar
IiyaI in Paris, were advised to dine
at restaurant. On looking over
the bill OF fare, they found it was all
in French, of which they were en-
,irely ignorant, and thought, there
fire the safest way would be to take
things as they came in order on the
Tst They soon became tired, how
ever. of eating nothing but soup, of
which there were various kinds
and At length in order TO make di-
,.rsion. IN which they succeeded
nertectly.} ordered the last thing on
The list, which happened to be tooth
nicls. They then left in disgust,
resolved afterwards to dine at no
ych
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AT the Wonderful Revelations
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YTHE ADVERTISER HAVING BEEN RE.
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\ lew days ago m1rr.as, occur
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Wonderful but True.

Madame Remington. the world-reno owned
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In Thetford, May g. Mrs. Arubah Kinney,
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In Stanford, May 5, Mrs. Betsy Farnham,
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GEORGE IA VS. WiLk.
TATE OF Y T. R N q y Il

Al a Probate Court, holden At West Fairlee.
,rithin and for SAID dist riot, on the 9TH day OF
April. A. u. 1867. Present tho Hon. A II Gil
An instrument purporting TO be the last
will and testament of George DAVIS, late oil
Corinth. In said district, deceased nelhs pre-
s.u,ed 10 the court here by l. " Tabor Lsq.
for probate, II is ordered 10y said couit that
ali persons concerned therein. be notified to
appear at a session OF said court to he helh az
bradford, ON tho second Tuesday OF May A. D.
1856, aud show cause, II any thoy may have
against the probate OF said WIZ ior ~nien pu'
poso il ia further ordered, that copy OF the
record Of this order be published three week.
successiyciy, In tho National Opinion, printed
at Bradford, VI, ~ soon rs may bs
A true copy Of record
Attest, ALvlH BEAN hsi'tr
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REV ARD

Two boys. John and Charles. aged respec-
lively / and y wears, sons of Mr.. Charles kog
ers OF this village left their home on the 9th
ult. They have been traced to "Potter's Place
Station in Andover n H., where they were
on Friday the 81 inst. Thcy left there, in the
direction Of Franklin, n H. They were of
same height one light, the other brown hair,
and dressed alike.
ANY one giving information concerning these
boy- viii be literally rewarded by
CHARLES ROGERS.
bradford Vt Nav H. lN61
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