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The EEoLUHENTs or OFFIcE.-A
Vast ington corTesp. ndeat tells OF an old
.ray-halred department clerk. who the
other day sought out the Congressman
from his district and begged him TO use his
Influence for his retention ia Office.
% no. they will not spare you. You
have never doae anything to hurt any
body's feelings. How long have you been
In the department, anyhow.
4 was appointed in ISL thirty years ago.
Yes, away back Ia J.ckson's admin
rtration. and you'll hot be destuf6 bed !;
,h.v'll need your service. Now tell rue
how much you have made from tie Cow
ernmeut. How much more are yen worth
ID this worlds goods than you were whom
YOU went in ihereY'
Not one dollar, Judge and II 60 out
now don't know where III 20 or Whist
shall do
Yet these clerkships. which yield moth
ing beyond present living to honest men
are sopgh; after with an energy that would
make a fortune in productive industry.
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CAUSE OF INFERIOR SfoCK.-Some farm.
ers sell or slaughter their best stock OF
cows, ewes, or sows. and thus destroy all
hope OF improvement ut blow. Does Il
heifer sho~ disposition to fsiten easilys
she Is encouraged by feed until fat. and Ia
then sold or eaten. while her fellows. of
the breed OF Pharach's lean kline. are kept
for milk or rearing calves. because they
are not and cannot become fit for the BUTCH
or. Has farmer sow pig that becomes
fat with the feed on which the rest of his
swine are starvings he gives her over Ia
the knife. and propagates from idnd sssJds
and corn cribs. Has he fine. round bright
eyed eve: she will he fat about the time
his half-hlled pork barrels are Ampty. and
she Is stripped Of her fine skin and fair
proportions. simply because she l. worth
the trouble of killing. and thus many Of
our farmers perpetraie breed Of animals
thst are a disgrace TO the country they
seem uneasy Wills they possess an animal
that will draw the attention of their neigh
bors or the butcher: and woe be to Il. il It
put on better appearance than jts fellows:
Fro m that time its doom Il sealed.
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Woods Mowers.

my one wishing to purchase one Of tho ho.,
S,bsa no" "a u'e, can do 20 by calling NM, a.
,.' o1niicefs. we nave samples of each one snd
.~o Horse, now at our Store And can ny, IA ana
cheap as can be old anywhere Per-ons ,, III
for ihsm must order soon washing
Eu.xor,, m. m FIsKE Il QUITS.
A''iii iSos. 2ttf
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Begin early 10 loon after the weeds. /;
is lar lee. work TO keep them down than
Il i 10 get rid Of them aiic- they gain a
a strong foothold In the soil. or all the
lov-nly aud painful sights on the farm. a
patch of corn or POTATOES. IT any other
plants that ought to be- cultivated. full Of
iusiy weed-s ckinx all the vitality GOT Of
the soil. l. the worst. They tell the story
OF neg llgenee TO all the world il a laus uage
TOO plain TO be m isunderstood. No farm y
can afford to grow weeds. They do not
mar
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Claim Age ICY,
ELLSWORTH. NE

NAV INC been engaged FOR several wears In he
tlsIn Agency, IN prosecuting claims al Wa s-tug.
i - - IN the various departing nts and having
Hevshe lainl!lar with the most exhibition. meth,
od q establishing claims. now solicit The Ia.
tohaEe OF All who may need my services in present
ing claims upon the Government
Invalid soldiers made such ~, ,,onpd. 90 ~.
ease contracted IN the T. ; service
WIDOWS during dow hood
serted them, and abandoned their suunart or u bo
ITS ply sicaiiy Incapacitaed 10 supper, them hay
ing no other source Of income
dependent Fathers WHERE the No,ha- /. ssad
y. phans Children, Orphans Brothers and sister.
nl uef siNteen years, are entitled TO pensions
oIlsinai ana additional bounties, back nav mile
sif heirs, collected in the shortest possible ma.
cess!ul. '" "nies7 FuN
Ellsworth July 18th. isss 5sti
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WOOL CARDING.

nL % BsGRlBER HAS REFITTED HIS
Rspaed 70 90 work prompt and well at the
9i1 stand at surry Village. Wool len win Henri
hitmg, Ellsworth, Wood 4 Conary. BIuehI
aus, VIII be taken and the rolls returned 10 he
same places free of expense to customers.
Surry, April Dc, 1868. i!s1
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ONEN2b CENTS

TIE Greo. Quisf,n1 Reredy for Ch,llrs.
OTIS DRUG; sure 10 Regulate the Bosesis ,
sliays all Pain corrects Acidi,y Of ,hs
Stomach; make. aoi and ,rcak ohildret
STRONG and nrslrHr; cures Wind Cole
Gripping. Inflammation Of the Bowels, an
all complaints arising from the effects Of
Teo,hIns. Cali for Mother Baleys QS,sf,ns
Syrup, and take no other. and you are safe
Sold by Druggists and all dealers in Med
icinc.
A. RICHARDS, New London. Conn.
Agent for the United StateA
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\ fIhE "A rEt"n.tv" practice Of uraarl. ..
t"eutL yeAr-. continues "a secure PATTI 4.
tHr n-t'7i Stat also great BRITAIN. Pea ..
ah1 ogh"F t'rti<u countries. tavsat- ~f-H.-.4.
t4h~r E1ntts. ig9uis ut- and all paper. b as.H
'< Ter fafcnt~ executed rr4 -au448s fr.-t..
"ti dispatch. Ecsrart A~- tIAdr into As.rr. Fly
n 3T"tSn "oEks, ~ tetrrtutnv irgA! 1H4 aI.er
a.'lrs fsadrI"d Ia all matters touching tae -rlH-
'i''~ ~ the elains ni suY patent l4aa .-arL .r
a ihtGgt1u-
Mr. igeF.ay ~ tAr Cat,-k state, ooss,ss>s .s ,7l-
'ae1.fies fer obtu,aaHq Pafrats r. ,is-~rf.s :~
Prfieilcat5iilfH ~ iHt-aIiyHs
pdring eight months the subscriber ia tar caar.s
'i hi' large praetice made ts-trs rejected i.-
cations -ixtEkS ArFEALs ercry one oi ,.H-a -
decided !" hts Srror BY the Cotnui- taseaa.
TESTIMONIALS
rrSard dr Fdiy a. one al the mast .,s-4stt ..at
'4s'f#vM practitioners Uith whom have aai
'In IA lhtertouEse- tHA- MASON.
tpmmizslunrrs ol Patient.
nave no hesitation 10 assuring trveut.sf. l.4;
ttu't cannot employ IA tuan competent 7@I
't''t'P"rtAg, aud moro capable II p&itng ,ar.
AplhrAtioh- 10 A form 10 secure for them ~ CART.
Au'IAFoFaute cons alteration At the Patent ga.sr.
EDMUND BIRk
Late Comma .ibner OF Patet5.
~ L IL EDDY has made for me THlkTtfN
apphsAHohs. IN all but ONE Of whsh patcg..
hAte been granted. and that oue is nov perd.4.
eufh unInistAeabte proof OF great taIrut aa.
Aoiilty on hl- part leads me to r.cofnrnery al. .a
hthtDF1 70 Apply 10 him to procure their f,a,arI-
~ lhfF may be sure Of having The moot ft.t5.f.l
reasonable charge. JOHN IAGGAKu
Jan. /. i-,Pe-Iy5o
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Report uf the cplIsf ion "i the Bnrk.port
National Bank. ~ Blrk-pnr' in ihc STATE
% Maiur. Il the close % hu-iar~- on .hr
] nh day 81 jane lssJ.
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SALE OF LOTS " sSgARE 4 HISa, 70, NEAR RAIL


UPSsr ,Iu;! deed e Fssru.,y 8, 1897. recorded,
@a.hIsstga county. pages i, as. and ffs0r n pur.S
Snss q q hs parties ss
Il s:SG ,: NJ; ths premises, 6eiin ths
In ssd s9usrs and sell the same Ss until 90 eco Is
p VIA .sPs. wien ~ q sts % Sisss % aSasI psi
Ssss .ssI sI ssSis and to
stS va ESs M q ,,S s.a
% aas, .siSs ss many iSs. sssh asy %
may s1s n tns Gssr
Ssias aStSOfiisd e pospcas sales Al Sis S % dIssiS
1:As: i,oe, y. g i;', s,Hnsh.. deep:
ss.S &: sas L S's ss; fS ss e.
us Lot 3 q feet front, % feet deep on one line,
SSep SS 60 Sns Ss O aS ts G1 s2ss
s: ~is IL ss:$.. $:rIt E sSSaf ID
% STss dsSsE Of s.ea q I's o1s s.,wasn wn
ms and Lot covered siisy, way S feet ~ II
area, eos such alley also extending tho depth Of
81 S Ss 90 ss sSir fi Isss ss' assB y .lsa & ssts
$40 Lot y, front 81 feet, ITO feet deep on one
SSi AID s zee %SS' sssp afSs la. a Sa
9theri area. 20 Lot q. front II fsst. 60 feet
ffis SR' rs fs on S:'S 81 aSsp sf osass s s5ss
aSSh Il Srss GS g.h s. Il fH ssi qnsSG on
with an unequal depth to an alley; area, l,6te g.
III Sf E't ffsssfi Sh. $Spf S :s
deer on one lise. less depth on he other area,
dsp,h r. 10 81 Area saSS eash ,fSs J JriIHsi Ioi
So IS feet front unequal depth ofabout % leet, TO
;S X g. s.'s T. & S g. r.: r. .ssS 81 q i:ss f. rsoas 81 . 81 q
q saiSh 5G Ta
LJ: I:i , III 'R S ..sS asSs Il, ~ IDs; is.
feet deep on one line, with traction ioss on the
s oa S,ps < a. sfJ s.ss LS 5
1850 Lot los. % feet front, with unequal depth 70
d tS isa fSs rHIS ss
Sshss e. g. sS's g. e. j. to,: ..sS q f fs.' H iias % "a
feet deep, ofeaeh 6O Lot as iOteet front, with
ansgaa dspihn g A. ae sEe, Lot
$50 % Lot 81 y sst SnsSusI dspth 50 as tc
open on Cooke street area, i%S Lot; 6. %. =.
sssi ~ LpI 4 /: 5:;! ir;ss, SSSss isS
area. Si Lot 70. IS ie:t iion about iio isst deep
area. q, ,SSd covered alIeySsy IsjOl9isg "a ~ q;
.so Lot o. IS fsst front, and lo feet deep; area.
Eo sSfsssa %i'fSs ds.py Sy s4ss e
GS Let; S} e. o.. s1. %, - %, %. each y fee.
.Tn saS S House. ySs' Ssip 2Ss and
frIst liC fest seeB, sGsS, ,Si "a n
balance. 9. u. and Is months. the parehsseTs 70
give their notes for the deferred pay ments, ith
Interest from day Of sale, secured by deed oi
Zach purchaser must deposit with the auctioneeI
sna dSmps WITH he i.sns Whit
len days, the trustee reserying the right to resell
In case Of non;eoppllanee, Ct said pprchsssts rsl
feitod" III "HA ' W. 5. TGSTISsToES.' '''
| COOPER LATi isfisS'' aGR.
| del6-eod&ds Auotioneers.
The national Republican., 1869-01-11
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANSPORTATION
DEPARTMENT or DAKOTA,)


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pSIon Of Dakota TSTTitoTy ying S SHII ,r 9I , ths
stsvSSsda a'SS or other dSssHSted points on The Nj.
souri, river eastward 70 present post. or such as
The, weight TO be Transported on thLs, Route No.
shall not exceed ten millions pounds uO,oN''
Bid%sr. will state the rate per one hundred nSE
II the year. beginning April |, lsd', aud ending
Bidders should give their names in full, as well
as their places OF residence, and each proposal
iSSSsSnd doiiSrs. signed BY Two or more TssPcnst:
Bile persons, guaranteeing that In case contract y
to The party proposing, the contract win be &C
eepted and entered into, and good aud sufficient SO
t6e terms Of this adysTtisement.
The contractor, vii be required to give bonds in
the sum OF one hundred thousand dollars (tlN,
Satisfactory evidence OF the loyalty and solvcuey
be redqired, And before an award 10 any bldders
made. he viii be required to give satisfactory eyi.
| and fully such contract ,,,-,,..
Proposals must be indoTsed "Proposals for Army
Transportation n en- Route No. I, and none Will he
| e1ieTtained unless they fully comply with the re-
quirsments Of this advertisement;
pTeparrI 10 execute the contract at once aud give
tbe rrguiIed bonds for the faithful performance vi
The right to reject any and all bids that may bo
| offered II reserved.
The contractor must be In readiness for service by
the lst day Of April, lSp, aud will be required to
have place Of business or agency at which he may
| be communicated with promptly and readily for
Route No. 1, at st. Paul, In.. Fort sIeyeusOn,
Dakota Territory, or at such point as may be indi.
| Gated ~ q starting point Of this route.
| Blank forms, showing the conditions OF the con
tract to be entered into, can be had on application
At this office, T At the office u the QuArteTmAster
| At New York, Chicago, 81, Louis, Fort Lcayen-
| worth and Omaha, aud must aSeomp9ny ard be u
Part Of the prCpOsals 5, u. HOLABlRD,
| 1t Col. Deputy q NJ. Cen, BYt. Brig. Gen, U.
| b. A., Chief U. NJ Dept OF Dakota del5-td