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From the New York Ledger.
Which Shall it Be?

(which shall it be which shall it be Z"
looked at John-John looked at me,
Dear patient John, who loves me yet
As well as tho my locks were jet,)
And when found that must speak
My voice seemed strangely low and weak.
"Tell me again what Robert said; !"
And then list'ning bent my head.
"This is his letter."
81 will give
A house and land while you shall live,
If, in return, from out your seven
One child to me for aye is given"
looked at Johns old garments worn,
thought of all that John had borne
Ofpoverty and work and care,
Which l, though willing, could not share
l thought of seven mouths to feed,
Of seven little children's need,
And then of this.
"Come, john" saidI,
"Wen choose among them as they lie
Asleep - so walking hand in hand,
Dear John and l surveyed our band.
First TO to the cradle lightly stepped
Where Lillian the baby slept.
Her damp curls lay like gold alight,
A glory 'gainst the pillow white.
Softly her father stopped to lay
His rough hand down in loving way,
When dream or whisper made her stir,
And huskily John, mot her-not her"
We stopped beside the trundle bed,
And one long ray of lamp-light shed
Athwart the boyish faces there
In sleep so ptiful and fair;
saw on Jamie's rough red cheek
tear undried. Ere John could speak,
"He's but baby, too" said l,
And kissed HIM as we hurried by.
Pale, patient Robbie's angel face
Still in his sleep bore sufferings trace.
mo, for a thousand crowns, not him."
We whispered while our eyes were dim.
Poor Dick bad Dick our wayward son,
Turbulent, reckless, idle one
Could he be spared "Nay, he who gave
Bids us befriend him to his grave;
Only a mothers heart can be
Patient enough for such as he;
And So said Jonn, 81 would not dare
To send him from her bedside prayer"
Then stole we softly up above
And knelt by Mary, child of love.
perhaps for her would better be"
said to John. Quite silently
He lifted up a curl that lay
Across her cheek in wilful way,
And shook his head, "Nay, love not thee,
The while my heart beat audibly.
Only one more, our oldest lad,
Trusty and truthful, good and glad
So like his father. "No, John, no
cannot, will not let him go"
And so he wrote in courteous way
We could not give one child away;
And afterward toll lighter seemed,
Thinking of that of which we dreamed,
Happy in truth that not one face
We missed from its accustomed place;
Thankful to work for all the seven,
Trusting the rest to One in Heaven.
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Brooks Locke, son OF James Locke
of Epping, N. H., met with a terrible
death On Saturday, July 20. Young
Locke entered Norris's mill to grind
an ak; a short time afterward the
attention of those in hearing was at.
tracted by the breaking Of a window
and rushing to the scene they found
that the young man had got entangled
in the machinery, which had literally
torn him limb from limb, nothing re-
naming perfect except his head. The
breaking of the window was caused
by the striking of the young mans
body against it at every revolution
of the shaft. 8
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The Rothschilds, in 1865, loaned
the Pope ten millions of dollars, re
ceiving therefor security in the pro
perty of the Church. The next year
five millions more was advanced and
a second security taken at higher
rate of interest. This year the va
cuum in the Pontifcial treasury is six
millions, and it must be filled in the
same way. Thus the Jew is rapidly
getting the available property of the
Church under his control. No one
believes the Pope will ever remove
the incumbrance. The final owner.
ship of the property is therefore a
very interesting question.
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Sweet shades of night come stealing on,
And day with all its acts is done;
How gently sinks the sun to rest,
How hushed and still earth's pulseless breast.
Done, is the day? nay, it's not so,
In realms beyond these scenes below,
Each eye shall see, when freed from clay,
The faithful record of this day.
The:acts of life though small they be,
Die not, but shape our destiny
For veal or woe, in elimes untried,
Beyond the surge of deaths cold tide.
Thus day by day goes gliding by,
And bears its record hence on high;
Well would it be to give more thought
To deeds which every day we've wrought.
Well would it be while in this life,
Well, in that land beyond earth's strife,
Lord, teach thou us, in wisdom's way
Through life to walk, from day to day.
Barton, VT
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CELTIC WTT.-An Irish counsellor
having lost his cause, which had been
tried by three Judges, one of whom
was esteemed a very able lawyer
though the other were Indifferent
some of the other barristers were
merry on the occasion.
Well, now," said one, who could
help it, when there are a hundred
Judges on the bench ?"
A hundredr' said a bystander
"there were but three"
"By st. Patrick p replied he, "there
were one and two ciphers."
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! Maj.-Gen. BurbriSge, who used to
command in Kentucky, is now work
ing in a saw-mill for his living. ao
.4ge
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When you are angry, don't write.
Words when spoken are air, but when
written are things. III 81
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LANE. ADAMS 4 CO..

GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
and wholesale dealers in
FLOUR, BUTTER, CHEESE, EGGS, BEANS AND
ALL KINDS OF COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Liberal Cash AdranceS made on ConsignDaeets.
SO Main Street, Springfield, Mass.
H. b. LANE. o. d. ADAMS. o. H. SMITH.
REFERENCES: BallOu & Hibbard. Boston, Crook,
Palmer Co, Albany, Hepry Lansing, AL
81 bany. Agawam National Rank Snringfeld.
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COOKING STOVES.

TTVD Na Samaritan, Stewart, Soap Stone, Parlor,
On Oice' o,' and other Stoves, always on hand
conr,v ,ock Is much the largest to be found in the
tbis ~! we can undersell all competitors in
'-'' 'ranch OF trade. See if we can't.
Newport, Jan. 25, 1867.
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Ex-President Buchanan is announced
to lecture in Cincinnati next winter.
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GRANDFV A. SKINNER

GRANDEH Il SKINNER.
GEN ERAL WARE DEALERS
BARTON LANDING, VERMONT,
Agents for NAILS, PLows, STOVES, &c, at Whole
sale and Retail 81
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T.. r. EDGERTON,
PROPRIETOR OF IRASBURGH HOUSE.
IKAsBURGH, Vt.
Stages leave this House daily for Railway Sta
tOns.
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PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS
For the sale of Butter, Cheese, Lard, Tallow
Eggs, Beans, Peas, Flour, Grain, Hops, Wool.
Poultry, Game, Venison, Green and Dried
Fruits Cotton, Tobacco and all kinds of
Country Produce.
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332 WAsH1NeroN ST., NEW YORK.

332 WASHINGTON ST., NEW YORK.
Also Agents for the Great United States TEA
WAREHOUSE All orders promptly attendedto
References NORTH River Bank, N. Y. City; Da-
yd Muir, 2 Broadway. N. Y Ballard & Bro
richmond, Va d. G. McCotter, 14l Broad
way, NY; Smith 8 Maynard, is Courtland
St, n. \. L. Simson, 1856 Washington St,
n. Y; J. i. Whitebouse, ,25 Courtland St, N
Y; ID. 5. Havens, Southampton T. 7
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Iaefsf For the Standard.
Twilight Thoughts.

BY LEILA LYNDON.
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A. NJ. RUGGLES, M. D..
II P RAJ,I.ARO g. r.

H o M G o P A I HIS ST
% BARTON, VERMONT.
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CARRIAGE MAKER AND REPAIRER.
BARTON, VERMONT.
Good work and ready pay. Always at home
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6 eA# eia asEllsA ga .alaa9 +
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COFFINS AND CASKETS-

A n excellent assortment of CofRns and Cas-
IA kets always kept on hand and furnished To
order with appropriate trimmings, and at short
notice by
l.. IL. TRUE & co,
Newnort Ian Ok 1897
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NJ. q. SARGENT,
MANUFACTURER OF BOOTS AND SHOES,
NEWPORT, VERMONT.
He makes the best article of boots and shoes in
he county. Best material used and first class
WOrkmeu emplOyed.-5Otf
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-10-04

DRY cCCDs. clCTpISG. K6ToNs & c

-a,F r undersigned would respectfully in.
a form The Public Inst be hss just opened
new store. 10 the house formerly occupied
hy w. 4. "A dams. where h. hrs ls,ga
stock n Dry tiood-. Colhing. Boots. Shoes.
Notions. Sc 10 With Ne invites the suen-
ton ~ The Public and which he will sell %
prices 10 dely competion. crll and sx.m.
Inc FRANK FlNCk.
Nov. d b.lsjJ-ly
NTONFY. FREE As WATER 10000
W Active I.ocsi aud travelling Agents.
Male ~ Female. ~ ~ nges. are wanted 20
<uirii nste 70 every Cry. Town, Village.
Hsmlei, Workshop ana Factory. throughout
ihe eniife ~urd. Tor The most salesblr nov
rrle- ever known. 500 Per Cent. Profit
sud READY SALE wHFKKvEK cfFERED
>msrf men and Women csn make from So
'ip $50 psr tay. aud no NIX ~ loss (, A
sm.i, capital required OF from 70 90 ) 100 =
tx more money invested ite greater The
ar III NJ Money required 10 advance
tirs, send me articles nnd receive pay
sis4ruarc- II you Ac'ualiy wish % maks
money rapidly sni easily, write lor full
rA.fieuisr- md adhre<-
HlIKOR G CO ffrcm Pari@)
.lu BRpApwAY NEW luEE CITY.
'1.ff9 iy
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Fnniish Practices.

To purchase trees, take them cx-
posed to sun and winds, throw them
over the garden fence until morning,
then distribute them over the field
where they are to he set, leaving
some to dry, while others are being
thrown into holes not a foot square,
with not a root or branch trimmed.
and the stones and coarse dirt all
shoveled in together; and then, after
allowing them sufficient time to with
or and die, satisfy the iongings O
your souls BY abusing, or II you are
in the habit, cursipg en- MAssE all
tree dealers, nurserymen, and horti'
cultnrists.
To cultivate more land than yor
can properly drain, subsoil, and ma
nure.
To have O large orchard with ever,
other tree dead from bcrers and you
own shiftless cultivation OF it.
To set ont an orchard and turn cat
tie in to prunc il.
To buy poor trees, because they ar
cheap.
To be so enently miseltish that 20
will not set out trees, because you
lite Is not insured to last as long
theirs.
To Be 50 afraid Of lending your Unfit
ence to book.farming that You wi
read nothing OF what is going on ]
the agricultural world, thus deprivin
yourself Of much useful and valuabl
information.
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A JUST published. new addition Of On.
N CULvERWELL'S CELEBRATED Essay
Lon the RADICAL cure (wi,hout medcine)
of SPERmAroRRnoEA,io r Seminal Weakness.
Seminal Losses, IMFoTEscT
Mental and Pysicsl Incapa city. Impedimenis
to Msrrisre. etc. (; also CONSUMPTION, EPLFP-
81. and Frs. induced by selfindulgence or
sexual extrsvsgance.
"price. in sealed envelope, only Gets.
The celebrated author. In this admirable
essay. clearly demonstrates from thirty
years successful practice, that the alarming
consequences Of self-sbuse may be radically
cured without The dangerous use OF internal
medicine or the application OF the knife
pointing out mode Of cure a. once simple,
certain, aud eifectual, BY means Of which
every sufferer, no matter what his condition
may be, may cure himself cheaply, private
Iy, and RADICALLY.
This Lecture should be In the hands ol
every youth and every man in the Iend.
Sent, under seal. 10 any address, In q
plain sealed envelop. on the receipt Of six
cents, or two postage stamps Also DR..
Culverwell's "Marrisge Guide" price p
cents. Address the publishers,
CHAS. ]. G.. KLINE g. co,
4 i27 Bowery. New York.
\ Post Office box 1856.
June Is, 1867.
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HSave your Soap Suds to put
around your trees as guard against
their insect enemies, and as an excel
lent fertilizer.
Save the bones which are too often
suffered to ornament the door yard
or where old Jowler happens to leave
them. Grind or break them, burn
them, or bury them whole around your
grape vines. There can scarcely be q
better manure.
Work in manure around your trees
in fall, that it may be washed in By
the winter rains.
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TFPay " what you owe vs..
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WA. Thorough prsparas1oa q the S'll
win DO.

r.. allowing. from Tho pen Of 4
y, c,:nner Esq. q Mcilenfy Conn
!. - Illinois. a widclv.knnwn ana snci
.. = trnit cullari-t, j. found N the
Conn,ry Gentleman:
Vr.vouny apple orchard Of i've
..,es wrote Won about, set three wears
49,. lila November. was this fall :
~ ~ look at. We gathered lQS
s.sshs,s Of Wagner and ia barrels
= New York Pippin tBea Davis
tom n and sold at - . barrel as
soon a. gathered.
This shonlA be enough 70 convlnce.
ssns;,,le peuplc thar il pays g snbso'l
AMI prepare land thoroughly for an
orchard.
This orchard OF i've acres has al
readv paid for itself. and won'd TO-
day refuse $1,000 were il offered m'
far IL. Have Just sold ten acres q
orchard. set out six years ago, 70,
5000 per acre. This we call good
orchard. though il can never eqna
The one above mentioned. Simply. icl
want Of first preparing the land
What | onco called good preparation
| now call ''slip.shod.'
Nv dear sir. the facts are simpl,
those.-ro have an extra orchard, W
must 90 10 the bottom and make th'
whole field as mellow a. a garden bed
not less than twenty inches deep.
We were at this kind Of work whei
ii sroze mp. with ionr men. four teams
and TWO ploughs. and conll not iii n
more than hall an acre PER day. n
some. as they pass w. laugh AZ m
tor nv extravagant notions. as the
call them. or nv lone idea: but
have shown them this summer tina
one GOOD idea is better than dozei
poor ones. On one acre and ninetee
rods OF land | raised l62i barrels y
extru apples, getting an extra pric
for them.
This acre and nineteen rods net
over $1,000. Whose corn field pay
better.
Nearly one third sold a. SIS bal
rel. and most Of the balance at s
per barrel.
The variety. Of Carolina Red June,
one that has been thrown out by som
cultivators, simply for want Of prop'
cultivation. With good cultivatio
il is good apple; with extra cnltivI
ton it Is an extra apple. II on
wants good feeding.
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TOMATO CATsuP.--One peck OF ripe
tomatoes; cook three hours, then
strain through a coarse seive; scald,
and add three Tablespoons Of salt, two
Of cinnamon. one Of cloves, one Of
Cayennc and one Of black pepper,
when cool add one pint Of strong vim
egar. Bottle and set ID a cool place.
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~ LOW = ire lm- M any one wishing 70
gnrrhY~r rnr ~ 'ts meet desirable
iprin-sn Dnh-i- county. itH arre. ~ ], e
astu- 'ancp, ana NJ gond .ul,iy,'inn. II hrs
goni frame dwelling nnusr. barn. vel.
,'iriAra. nrfhrrd sna Ai other r"nseniencec
ars " ~ ~ Sold On reasonable terms foi
r7~h Npr further particulars inquire
a Il. krlsc. ~ tie premises IL Harbiso.
rrarsh4r: N 81 q. D0iNE.
lan ~, ii. fs uRiEK 0TFIcg.
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Jasper ana EooSootec.
TRANSFORMATIONS .TAGE.

--N----
yRvii T. end = irneh proprietor 81 fhe rsgu
4 sar mai line. respectfully nivrm~ m.
rsveiing puonc fAaf hereafter nv Will rui
Stage irr the accommodation ~ rassrn
SER ~ Mondays. Wednesday,. snu FL
8svs ne viii lesse Jasper. 10 iinsa ~ cnn
..es win the trains IN The q s III. y
HI Lporoo,ee. and ~iIl return M fnestas
rhur4asy-. and Saturdays. FL team n
good on, srd passengers may rely On 60
lng through SAFELY and ,nllir@
lSFpt Ri SHOEMAKER.
Nay l9ih, 1866
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>add cry and Harness:
WIN. H. PREFER.
North MAIN STREsT,

DR5PDr9 GAols
MOULD respectfully invite all persons
w in need Of anything 10 his line % c. y
and examine his stock before purchasing
elsewhere. lie keeps constantly on hard
and will make 10 order in the bee, style,
aIl kinds Of Saddles. Buggy and wagon
Harness. Collars, Brides. &c. Thankful
for past fsvors, he soliclIs a continuance o.
patronage. and will endeavor TO merritt.
dec. 18th. 1867
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<z<x1RZ7p The udersigned respect. O.
kf8 fully informs the public ~
,ha, he has now, and will constantly keep
on hand. or manufacture 10 order, 81 inc
l,test and most fashionable varieties OF rui-
niture. such Is Ward.ohes, Bureaus, Bed
stesds, Tables, Lounges, and large srsc.''
ment OF chairs. Of the best styles. iie ~.
specrfully invites those desiring anything -
bis line. to call and examine bis STOCK ri
fore purchasing elsewhere. % ne y conn.
dent he csn please them. AZ hi5fnop on 'ns
corner 81 Newton snd Porierevi'le streets
Dec. 81. ls6I-ly
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1-J7Go % Jerger's fcr good clothes
and cheap.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-15

fgW. 4ATn8P psseAsnAs &
So 3D. Al SA4sS - - -ssa+ r. ~ - ~
Manufacture Portable
and Stationary gFOE 9S1.
steam Engines aud
Rollers, rg,4r <Yx
rSOgAFCa Mills, e. -
Eyap0rat0rs,
Rock Esrkassefs, -
stamp Mills,
Mining Machie(ery,
Carols f'ateut Brick
Machines, .s.ss a
Latl,es, Rlaincr, Dxills,
Screw Cutters, HAY and !
Cotton Esresses, s
Saw Mills, Flour Mills,
Mill FuFnlshing,
OFFICE 40 CANAL ST,
CM1CAGO.
eANp ToR CIRCULARS.
Taos. caAtnns, sapt Mrs 0Arls, Bee. Treas
D X rnAass, 1sst . ". y, CaAsR, Gen. Agt NY
and prsuad&saAa. Aabbs a Bro. AseEtz LAX.
oct1s-d2m auuerfor.
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AYVyHM Company being , H0MA INSURANCE. COM
pANY, coppmends Ii par hcularly 30 tine citissps
Iowa. Ynsuranse made en- Buildings ofall kinds, Fur
uitave Piste. Wearing Apparel and Merehandsc Also
Goods snd in Htore nsft, WHETHER
BY Ocean, Lake River Rail or WascD,
Insurance taken III the most favorable rates. ana ics
promptly adj listed.
DIRECTORS.
r. y. BOwbR orr. ,. Bowss %.
WV PATTERSON Of Patterson / TimbeTnnsa
EDWARD KILBoURN1, Lessee X. Mt. P. 1 4, q. Il.
G. r. PECK rfCsdy 4 Peck,
Jas. NJ GHEILEY LsGA ofCox d Shelley.
"A. L. CONNApLR or Coa1able 4 6myth.
IT, T. LOVE- Pres't pfret National Bank,
VIVA. DRowNRLI, OF BrowneIf Bro.
SMITH HAMILL. WS. HnnsfA 60.
BOWER PRESIDENT l. ] ADAMS, Secretary
sHKLLZY, Vice prss'ts II LOVE. Trsasur1.
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An INTERESTING SUNDAY ScNINsAGE IN
An EkGrIsu CnrRcH.-Qn Sunday Npypra.;

AN INTERESTING SUNDAY SCNiNaAGE IN
Az EkGrIsH CHrRcu.-Qn Sunday Npyera.s
her "a, All Saints Church, shambeth, was tile
scene OF great uprosr. Immediately after
the procession OF clergy and chorlsters en-
tered The church, large number Of ahose
present Kissed and hoo,ed them, aud during
the lessons for the day the same noise, ACCOM-
panied with groans, took place; bgsy then
the man appeared with the long taper tstight
the candles of The altar, the uprunr became
general, and there were cries Of s.no Popery
in our English churches Nc. Machonochle
commenced his sermon in the midst Of storm
of Kisses, and evidently with sreat n@vsus.
ness, occupying only six minutes in the de-
livery. When the Euchariskc service cam
mended the riot became general, and three
cheers were proposed, aud responded to by
o portion Of the audience. AruA va der
ineds 10 the altar, and loes Of The efussss
end kicked about the msle. Tie beautiful
font within the communion rails was thrown
down and b-eken, the water running down
the steps. A general fight then ensled with
some who desired 70 protect the church from
injury. Soon after the people retired, Shouts
iag. ..aDvu With riluallsu I 'tgbaV6
shamSl ~ efGoa eAters r. GffaisorsF q
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Eats. Cans & Motions
.lARnhw. NJ. q -

p - q - -
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The illness Of Mrs. Disraeli has aroused
the sympathy Of all ID whom Vie lady is
kaogn.- 1t is 10, .recre. thai ths EhspselPr
ofthe Fxcheqtier was indebted In the Frat
instance to the severest Of critics and the
hes. &c Hivesh 20; the ysaan3 Of Keeping be-
fire tho world flosa abeAranoes xkhSut
which distinguished pohticalposition could
not have been attained. Mr. Disraeh was
for many years heavily encountered with PEI
eaaiary obligations. Allowed bat modest
income by his father. the compsnio on sAip of
Court D Orsay, Tom Duncombe and the rul
ing handles Of the day, LED him to oatrun his
means, and it was only by extreme ingenuity
THAI be avoided The iudignity ofasrsss TIE
Inembe, of sPsrlimert.a She vss rich, bit
her wealth Wis 80 eeanred TO herself that it
was difficult 10 make it available for benefit
ing him but extreme economy did much,
and the legacy of 100000 by an opulent
Jewess enabled him to pay CT I'll mortgage
and stand clear. The splepdid tondcn ycH
idenca, qroe saHor tate be loses at hi witch
aeccase, bat be retains his country seat, and
even should be lose his official income of e5,-
600 year he will be entitled to the retiring
pension of e2,000. The affection between
this singular man and his wife, whois foor
years his senior, has been unaffected. The
dangerous illness by which she was attacked
wac contracted BIZ her desasae seahim kind
~ received at Ednsutg, aud this was stron-
ger than her apprehensions Of the dangers of
the Journey 1t is an interesting fact that at
the worst moment Of his fortunes iirael
would never listen to the idea Of insuripg her
life. That step was SO Often pressed up
on him by his advisers, bat he detestcd the
notion and became abgsy aAeH i sat men,
toned.
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d. s. Marshai's Isreelamatiorl

u. 3. Marshai's Proclamation.
Cnited States Of 1ne7cn, Sca,trn Drtstcn u Iotra.
IT G. W. oIAoK, United ststas Marsba for the State
~ Io~A, ~ he&e~y give rrlsc notice that the
United states sgains. thirty bbs OF gh
wines In q seizure AMI forfeiture uudsr scs of
Congress- did. the 39th day OF October, 1867 in
n~eA tsss tews attach ana tks N my popssssio, 6f
safe ca tody, thirty bdsres u hiEhvirss.
And also give public notice thst tbs time assigned
for Of said IL the third Tuesday
March, 1868. at 10 o'clock said day, aai hereby
aAmonish and summons all pessoas claiming any ~
forest nthe said thirty nne ttls Of 81 no~
ling having any thsk 70 ey Why Che sans should
he condemned and sold to the de,napd OF
saiA a0esllau tygt thcy be and appear before the
aid Court u hi Md IkIAsf far The Southern Diri-
sSDn, District of Iowa. at she United States Court
Rcem in the city Of Keeknk In sad District At q
term. to be holden the third Tuesday OF Harch,
1Sds At ten O'CLOCK on sai say, than aAd thArs -
Clam fr the same, snd to make thslsalisaee
kibns In that behalf.
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