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ISTEMPERAHcE.

ResOlsea, That VIC urge the organisation of
open door Temperance societies In the bounds Of
our churchas. and request our ministers and
members 10 do all In their power to stay the tide
Contemporaries.
WArreda, Sin Il a reproach 10 any people, "
and we cannot expectto prosper long MS nation
without acknowledging and obeyIng the laws Of
Goa; therefore,
ResOlued That while We rejoice over the over
throw " fslavery we consider the work Incomplete
until ell have the right of suffrage and equal pro.
teclOn, without regard 10 color.
Rss0lped, Tint the mob In Milton jackson Co..
Ohio, by which men, among them member Of
this @ NJ, entitled to vote by the constitution
and laws Of the state, were driven from the polls
At the atc state election, is m outrage that
shoHld be condemned by every Christian and ev.
cry friend Of republican government,
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Carpets-Don't Pay the High
PriceSl

TNHE NEW ENGLAND CARPET CO.. of Bos.
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Education in Jackson CO....NO. 21
nj d, NAtKLEY.

nj D. NACKLEY.
When spoke last week about the manner In
which teachers entered College, and the pro-
gress made while there, spoke from personal
observation, and did not know that any one else
held the came opinion. Since that time have
received the December number of the Ohio Ed.
ucatonal Monthly, and aud an ariielein II com.
menelng thus:
OUR coLLEoEs AND HfaH SCHOOLS.
There Is no blinking the unwclcome fact that
many of our western colleges hardly ful6ll theil
intended purpose. Owing to the want OF tut'
hcIent endowment fund they ore almost compel
ed To take In oil students that come, for the sake
Ofndding to their scanty resources and eking
out the meagre salaries Of their professors; ana
the silly ambition Of ill.prcpared 'oung men and
women sends them 10 college, whereas they
wohld hnd much filter place In high school,
or even lower department.
There Is the trouble. So many persons think
that II they have been TO college, oil Is safe
Now detplse thOmf--alwA,s did. Prepare
yourselves at home. Then enter College, and
you will derive great benefit from II. Study
every day. read and study Ave hours regular.
ly, In every twenty four hours From six to
nine in the evening, and from five to seven In the
morning. When taught school and boarded
around got seven hours study in every twen-
~ four.
Young teachers, 60 to studying Keep out Of
the saloons, ball rooms &c Itismore pleasant,
and q hundred times more profitable, TO study
regularly, One year of earnest study and you
can come before the Schoo Examiners with con-
1denes Of a triumphant success.
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Terms 81 Me WeekIa Gasette.

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CnRIsTslAs TREp.-We understand
that le youay ladies' Of this place intend TO have
q chlistnias Tree at tile Festival at the Court
uonse o.I next Thursday night. Il issald that
sllI b. q gay affair. Come and SEQ 1t.
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Attention SD Ohio Vol. Infantry.

There will be reunion of The Officers and
eoldieis tf The bsd o. v. v. ] o. Jackson Y. u.
on Wtdneday Januaay 18Th 1868 VI ~ o'clock
.. ~. lAlimembera II The kegiment who possl-
bly can, are expected to he present
Big Gtn. W. .s. Jouts, II. Col. H. A. Fulton,
MAJ L,C. Dawes Capt. Z. K. ClHnit,
Cali. b. H. Lasley lnpt. y, T. hnklns
Il. W. b. EltlLtnfon, L. Geo. w. ('avett,
surg. W. n. Cake, surg. j. A. Lalr
lts Committee VI Invitation.
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This preparation has been used IN the practice
Of an an eminent physician for the last twenty
wears and has proven to be one of the most agree.
able stomachlcs and vegetable tonics ever known.
II is an unfaillng remedy for all disordered con-
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For the cure Of Chronic Dyspepsia Diseases
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found one of the fnest appetizer ever used.
II IL especially commended 10 those suffering
from excessive use Of liquors, and il 9 certain
remedy for restoring the normal condition OF an
oveTtaxed nervous system aud alaying the morbid
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PREPARE FOR WAR;!

''In time ofpsace prepare for war" is the old
adage, and there is no sentence In the English
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Announcement for 1869.
CINCINNATI GAZETTE.
THE WEEKLY GAZETTE

In announcing the WEEKLY GAZETTE for
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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-03-26

No. The following bin, Introduced by
Hon. VIM. p. Wolf Of this county, has
passed the Senate, and we have reliable
authority for stating that It will pass the
House and become : law:
AN ACT in relation to the sale Of intoxi-
eating liquors In incorporated cities
and towns.
Sec. 1. Be IL cn0cicd 6y the General
assembly Of the State Of Ioica. That Sec
ton 1858 OF the Revision Of 1880, be, and
is hereby amended by striking out of
said Section oil Of she words ''intoxicat-
ing liquors, = aud inserting in lieu there
Of the following words, .not prohibited
by the laws of the State.n
Sec. 2. All incorporated towns and
cities not Incorporated under the general
incorporation law shall have the power
to regulate or prohibit the sale Of intox-
icating liquors not prohibited by State
law, and such power to regulate shall
include the power To assess, or impose =
tax on such sale. For the purposes of
this act wine and beer shall be consider
ed Intoxicating liquors.
Sec. B. This act to take effect and be
in force from and after it's publication in
the Iowa State Register and Homestead,
newspapers published at Des Moines,
Iowa, &a -