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NUMBER IS.
influence Of Smiles.

A smile is, indeed, thing Of beauty
Whether living on the lips Of gladsome
youth, or Pickering on the dying features Of
worn out age, it holds its beauty still. -
Whether making lovolness yet more win
some, Or rendering uglncss less repulsivc
than its wont, o smile yet hold its nature
yet it is beautiful. Magic turks therein,
and sways the human heart as words never
can--quickens it quiet pulse, or soothes and
Gains the hurried throb as they may need.
And beneath the encouraging influence of
one sweet, upholding smile, the heart itself
may change its mood-may yield its mad
intent, if not cast out forever its evil prompt
ings and its dark propensities. And so may
the smiles Of derision madden beyond what
the utmost words can do, even as the smile
Of praise will spur humanity to great, noble
deeds beyond the approach Of all other
promptings. Its silent power sinks in the
heart, and heals some new made thrust, as
falls the mysterious dew from heaven. And
the smile of love 1t beams in the mothers
eyes as she sees beauty in her infants face,
and silent laugh of unknown joy from her
darling babe. 1t plays wit stronger and
more thrilling magic on the maiden's lovely
countenance, as her hearts idol meets her
farseeing eye, and draws near to let her looks
Of love loose none of its precious value in
needless distance between them. And with
deeper, purer joy, it comes to the wife's
glad free when her husbands fond gaze tells
how much is gained since he first called her
wife. Holy, beautiful indeed, is the smile
of fathomless and perfect love. Too seldom
indeed, does it have birth-too often does
it soon leave life's pathway, even if fairly
born and dearly welcomed there.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-06-24
Our Shorter CateCIlisnl

| Wnat Ii tne cnleI emu OF man 10 low
his country, his kind, to vote the Demo
cratic ticket.
What is the chief end Of tho Radica
party? Tho black end.
Who was the first man? Adam:
Who was the first Radical? The devil.
Who was the meekest man2 Moses.
Who was the mcanest man? Governor
Brownlow.
Who was the most patient man? Job.
Who initiate him? The people Of the
South.
With what did David slay Goliah? A
Sling.
What is Slowing our Rump Congressman
Gin Slings.
Who kept back part which belonged tc
others? Annias and Sapphira.
Who kept back all? Army contractors
Of the shoddy kind.
Who stole the golden wedge? Achan.
Who stole the golden spoons? Beas'
Butler.-selah.
Who loved Uriah's wife because she was
white and pretty? David.
Who loved Dinah Brown because she was
black and ugly? Thaddeus Stevens.
Who was struck dead for telling lies?
Annanias and Sapphira.
Who is in danger of similar visitation.
generally. Grant.
Who permitted innocent blood to be shed!
Pontius Plate.
Who did likewise? Stanton, Bingham
and Holt.
Who crucifcd the Savior of the world!
The Jews.
Who crucifed civil liberty? The Radi.
Gals.
Who were destroyed for their wicked
practices? The antedeluvians.
Who deserve the same fate? The Jaco-
bine leaders of the Radical party.
Who destroyed the temple at Jerusalem ?
Nebuzarden.
Who destroyed the temple Of freedom at
Washington? The Radicals.
Who repaired the temple at Jerusalem ?
Cyrus the Persian.
Who will repair the temple Of freedom at
Washington? The Democratic party.
Why do the Radicals love the negroes ?
Because Radical instincts and negro out
stincts harmonize.
Who was cast in the den Of lions p
Daniel.
Who ought to follow suit?" The Alb
clifton party that broke up the Union.
Who sucked a wolf? Rumulus and
Remus.
Who sucked the life-blood of the Nation?
Radical vampires.
What did Romulus and Rcmus found
The seven-hilled city Of Rome.
What did the Radical party found? A
military despotism-scah.
What word did the Jacobines of France
use to cover up their revolutionary designs
Liberty.
What word did the Jacobins Of America
use to deceive the people and to conceal
their wicked practices? Loyalty.
What became of the French Jacobins2 ?
They expiatod their crimes on the scaffold
and on the block.
What will become of the American Jaco.
bins? They will be sent to Dry Tortugas
Why was Noah chosen commander of the
ark? Because he was Democrat.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-06-24

AN exchange says that hen has the CO.
pacity of laying six hundred eggs, and no
more. Usually they lay few the first year;
from three hundred and twenty to three
hundred and seventy in the next three
years and the rest from tho fifth to the 9th
year inclusive. The true economy, there
fore, is not to keep hens after the fourth
year.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-06-24

AHrNr.-At the Republican Convention
in Chicago, at Wade headquarters whiskey
was free, and Wade's managers were nearly
all drunk. At the Colfax headquarters Hon,
John Defrees, of Indiana, was manager
not drop Of liquor was allowed there-tha
men were all sober-and by clear heads Sc
cured the nomination Of Colfax, even against
the advantage Wade had ut the start.
The hint aciW do to act upon in July,
when there will be occasion for cool heads.
clear brains and skillful management. Look
out for Now York liquors
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For tie Democrat.
The Mothers GIFT.
BY RAVEN.

Sister, take this precious treasure,
Rear it up in life for me-,
With a dying mothers pleasure,
/ resign it up to thee.
For the blessed God who gave it,
Takes me from it, ah so soon,
IT'S His will I may not have it,
Let His righteous will be done.
You will love her rs no other,
Watch and guard her feeble way,
She will learn to call you Mother,
May her love your love repay.
Tell her that / died so early,
Scarce to her had given birth,
Yet | loved my Minnie dearly,
Ere | left her on the earth.
Yet one thing / can't rclinquish,
'Tis my hearts maternal love,
Death itself cannot cytinguish,
I'll bear it to my home above.
There amid bright Eden bowers,
If the power to Saints is given,
! will spend the blessed hours,
Watching both Of you from Heaven.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-06-24

BOBBY, what is steam?"
Boiling water"
"That's right; compare it"
Positive, boil; comparative, boiler, su.
perlative, bust"
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-06-24

CUTTING OF CLovER.-The best time for
cutting clover is when about half the heads
have turned brown. Let it remain in the
swath for half a day, and then put itUp
lightly incocks, TO cure.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-06-24
DAY DREAMS.

Bright illusions! graceful fancics!
Stealing softly DER the brain,
Scattering every cloud of sorrow,
Turning down each thought of pain;
Who shall say that they never kneY ye--
Never felt your cheering beams,
Drawing them within your thraldom,
World forgetting, bright day dreams.
Airy fabric! Joyous visions!
Glad aud happy while ye last,
Building up a glowing future
On the shadows of the past;
Telling many tale of grandeur
NOught so bright or bcautious seems;
But. alas; We wake, and find yc
Wild impossible day-drcams
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-06-24

II CAN'T support you any longer" a
the rotten bridge said to the elephant.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-06-24

r,csh Oysters served up In every style and Of NIL
bours: with all ,tlle other "nxns' found In first
xx Hic constantly on hand, togotherl with choice
A'EIvc,vthinr in tjp.top order about this Saloon.
powdyirrn not tolerated. stcp IN and ind my 7iloon
DIoomsburs, Nov. 3D. led7-3m,
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-09-23
TO RENT!
THE I6c0RHooR GARDEN.

One and half miles below the city, is offered ros
rent for the coming year. II contains SIX acres Of
choice land, well cultivated, and in good shape with
abundance Uf fruit trees, roots grapes ETC. There
the premises good house, barn and spring of
water Possession will be given the 18th OF Octo,
Der if desired. Enquire Of the proprietor, II. HORN
Ann ST., west of Brick School House. 4w62l
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MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL RY.

Arrive at p. du Ch., going west, "A. NJ. Mondays
excepted and at s. 40 L. NJ. undayr excepted.
Leave P. du Oh. east at I. SO A. NJ and at 8. p. NJ
Sundays excepted.
From McGregor to St. Paul trains leave at s. As A.
NJ. and at 10. p. N. Sundays excepted. They arrive
at McGregor at 6. 25 A. M. and Z. 20 P. Nj. undays
excepted.
Tho Ferry Steamer, city Of McGregor, Capt JOHN
B,ss will ply between the Cities of McGregor and Pr.
du Chen, at strict train time, for each direction.
Captain Bass will rest his Steamer, at night, If
Mciregor side Of the river bringing passengers and
mails the Mil. and Chicago s. As trains coming
west
P..tlgcs leave McGrcgor, daily for Elkader,
Waukon and for Dubuque, trawberry Poin.
Gutenberg Garnavlo and Dubuque, tri-weekly
This z. doesn't strictly belong to our Railway
heading, but it is Interest to the public and they
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WoOllscroft, to "make minute of it," Travellers
who get lost in their western explorations often
to McGregor for start. Trains and stages,
steamboats, and wagons, always on hand, to take
you to any point of the earthly compass and is pos
sible some trains about here may send people one
station beyond purgatory.
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acknowledgements
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Ny wife's choice, and the whole family
prefer it. Mrs. S. A Aliens improved
(new stylc) Hair Restorer or Dressing.
lin one bottle). Every Druggist sells it.
Price 81 90. G23
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Easy enough to have hair changed to
lis natural color, if you use "Barrett's
Hair Restorative according to the direc.
tons.
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$50 Reward!

CTOLEN from the subscriber, living near Spillyille
~ Winnesheik Co.. Iowa, a PAIR OF COLTS, and
pursued as far as McGregor, where on Friday, Sept
lth, he learned they had been taken the river
by the Ferry~n that day. The colts are Swear old
Black Mares thin in flesh, upper part of necks collar
marked one white fetlock. They had been shod for.
ward, but the fetock shoe off and the hoof
will pay the above reward for their recovery Send
the mares or information to the Murray House, Nc
Gregor, Iowa. or the owner az above.
3w622 THOMAS LONG.
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VNTHEREAS, my wife, Phila A. Crawford, has left
w my bed and board without just or prov.
ocation: now, be it known that will pay debts
contracted by her from this date forward.
WM. CRAWFORD.
Hardin, Iowa, Sept II, 1865 3w622
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7 S hereby given that the County Court of Clayton
i County. Iowa, has set Monday. the 9Th day Of Oc-
tober, 1865 for hearing the proof of the Last Will and
Testament Of Patrick Kelley, deceased.
Attest, q. A. DEAN, County Judge.
Elkader. Sept. 10th, A. d. lSGS. 2w623
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$40 Day for all.-Stcncil Tool Sam
pies free. Address A. J. gULLAM, Springfield, Vt
Oh
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COUNCIL HILL P. O. May 18th. 1868.
Messrs. e. II. BARRON 4 BRc., McGREGoR.
GENrs-The Chest of Japan Tea bought of you
last week at N,25, consider superior to any Tea
have had, and At less price.
Yours &c,
P.F DICKINSON.
NATIONAL, Iowa, May eth, 1858.
Messrs. Z. II. Barron d Bro, McGrcyor.
CIErs.-The Gun Powder Tea bought Of you at
81 ,e5 per pound is the best Tea have had for a long
time. 1t beats any T. Co. Send me lbs, more by
bearer Yours Truly.
He. MArHUE.
LUAxA, IONA, May lit 1868.
Aessrs T. r. Bdrrasi G Bro, NcGre9or.
GENrs.---f have used the Yea, AGnn-Powdcr' bought
of you last week, and find it very article and
very cheap When get this lot ased up, will bny
more Yours Respectfully,
THOMAS GLASS.
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STOLEN !!

NEAR Fort Atkinson, Winneshiek county, Iowa
IN June Goth. from the pasture of the undersigned
a DARK BAY MARE. black name aud tail. The
10 double. The tail is long, heavy, and trimmed
The right hind foot il split. wind gall on one OF
life.
will give $50. for her recovery, will pay any.
thing in reason for information of her.
JACOB FAUX.
Aug. 2. 1878 81.
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METROPOLITAN HOUSE,
Late Flanders House, Main Street, McGregor, Iowa.
Free Bus to and from Cars and Boats.
bl9 JOHN C.MOnRMANN, Proprietor.
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FOR SALE!

twostory frame building, three doors below
Scott Gonld's Crockery store and nov known ms s.
>. Eckert's Hardware stoo, will be sold on reasona.
BILE terms. 1t Is in the business part Of the CITY.
For terms enquire, the premises Of the owner
Mrs. S. DfM6Hp
McGregor, Aug. 18th, 1865.
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FARM FOR SALE.

A farm containing 127 acres lying
il the South W est corner of Troy town
ship Ashland cnunty Ohio, In a go"d
state Of cultivation, 10 acres CLEARED
the balance in good timber, situated
three miles from the village of Savan
nah.
1 will also aeIl the farm on which I
reside. conisinipg $50 acres one mil
n. E. of Savannah, with a two story
frame house. a b;En, and TWO sheep
houses, a good orchard &c Furfurth-
er Information enquire of
JAM 8 HEARST.
Savannah Ashland Co., Q, Sept Is,
1868. 2moll
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ROAD NOTICE.

A petition will be presented to the
Commissioners of Ashland comfy
Ohio, on the first Monday in Deem
Der, 1868, praying for an alteration
in the County road leading from
Mohecanville to Jeromeville, COM
mencigg at the new bridge near Will
liam Noggles in section eight in
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north a sufficient distance to inter-
sect Q point that will s~traighten
the old, and present road.
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Oct. 2, 1868. 3w13
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Nnfica TO TaX-PaYars.

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The Tax Duplicate of Ashland County.
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2Orh day of December 1868
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Times Of holding the District
Court and Court of Common
Pleas in the Sixth Judicial Dis
trict for the uear 1869.

SSo4s VIZ wa
Pleas in the Sixth judicial Dis
trict for the "ear 1869.
The following order, fixing the
times of holding the Court OF Com
mon Pleas and District Court, with
in and for the sixth Judicial District
of Ohio was this day filed in the
Clerks office of Ashland coun'y, and
which order is in the words and fig
ures following to wit:
1t is ordered by the Judges of the
Court of Common Pleas of the sixth
Judicial District of the State of OHIO
that the District Court, and Court of
Common Pleas for the year 1869 be
held in the several counties of said
District at the times following to wit a:
COMMON PLEAS.
Delaware, Jan. Is, April 10, Oct. 10.
Licking, Jan. IL, April 5, Aug. 16.
Knox, Feb. %, Aug. 8 Nov 16.
Morrow, Jan. 25, April 10, Oct. 1a-
Richland, Feb 8, Aug. %, Nov. 1.
Ashland, March s., Sept. 6, Nov. Is.
Wayne, Feb. 8, Aug. %, Dec 6.
Holmes, March 8, June 21, Nov. Is.
Jan. 20, May 4, Ocl' IL.
DISTRICT COURT.
Delaware, june %, Licking, July
!, Knox, July 2, Morrow, June IS,
Riehland, June Z, Ashland, June IA,
Wayne, June 8, Holmes, June /,
Coshocton, June %
w. OSBORN,
Vim REED, Judges.
J. BRUMBAGK.
The State of Ohio,
Ashland County, So
1, E. T. Drayton, clerk of the
Court of Common Pleas, within and
for the county of Ashland, do hereby
certify the foregoing to be a true and
correct copy of the order fixing the
times Of holding Courts in said Ash.
land county, Ohio, o,
In Testimony whereof, 1 have here
to set my hand and affixed the
Gseal seal of said court, at the
Court House in Ashland this
18th day of October, A. D.
1868. EFT. DRAYTON,
Clerk of Court OF Common Pleas.
Avis
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