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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-01-21
Sunshine and Shadow In New
York.

Sunshine and Shadow in New
York.
Our readers. will recolIect the
publication in our columns some
weeks since Of a notice of new
book entitled as above and q spcci.
men extract from. thc, same, The
volume is the work of Matthew
Hale Smith, a gentleman of wide
literary celebrity, and is meeting
with II sale almost unprecedented
in the history Of modern ipublica.
tions. Spicy, piquant, and full of
matter not only readable, but pro.
titable, il must find itself in tic
hands Of everybody, old or young,
who has dv6r been in Now York
or expects or desires to go, or who
wonid ltaH ,theSwhole co6ntty By
the pulses OF its commercial heart.
Ninctytwo separate chapters
CONSTITUTES -tIdO booliYcovcrng an
amount of facts mover before col
Iectcd upon the like subjects, and
holding up the city of New York
as ina mirror, revealing It's worst
and its best aspects at the same
time, and letting the reader into the
secrets which have inspired the
successes ofits noblest men, as well
as lifting tho veil which hides from
the Observation OF most, the rcek.
ing sins and infrmties OF the
mighty metropolis Of America.
Many will ho glad TO learn tbat
Mr.. lloRATIo NOBLE, an agent for
the sale Of the above work, is in
the city, and will spend some days
here in canvassing for subscrip
tioLs. This will afford an excellent
opportunity TO all who would like
to procure this interesting and
desirable work.
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Lancaster, Ohio, Dec. ., '68.,

BEST BOOK ron EvEny BoDY.-The new Illus
trated edition of webster's Dictionary con.
iaining three thousand ongravinGs' il the oes'
book for crery body that the press has produced
IN the present century. and should be regard
cd as indispensable to the well.regulated
home, reading room, library, and place oi ou-
siness.-Sdn FraneLco Golden Era. T.
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AVALUAB@EFA ARM FOR
'','' ' SALE. -.

The farm belonging tc the estate of the late
DIR. James White, three miles East OF Lancas'
,cr, on the zAnssullc 4, Maysville Turnpike
containing $50 ceres. For terms enquire at
sloca~ &'wRliP's Drug ''0Fe'N r9dis i.un
, Jan. 10, lsG9.li, 49,. ..,.,...,. .fy .tr. d.; )
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The Baptist Church. on Column.
bus street, has recently boon en-
closed with a neat new fence
the work Of JoHN DELANcY, who
executes that Kind Of o JOB in good
style.
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A Bargain for Lumber Men.

A Bargain for Lumber Men.
The headvertisement of Jacob Beck
offering for sale q most desirable
tract Of land, very convenient to
the city, will be sure to attract the
attention Of mechanics and lumber
dealers. Farmers living within
four or fivo miles of tho land; who
have TO timber, or but a small
patch, have now tho opportunity
to improve or enlarge their farms
It is altogether improbable that
many such opportunities viii here
after occur, and we should not b'
surprised TO soc considerable com
petition for the purchase oftb'
| lot. - .l.f .ri. ia.s
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Business Change.

As will bo seen by advertisement
IN another column, Mr.. @. PARtAN
rctircs from the Grocery firm OF
Pairan & Martin, and Mr.. W. l..
Martin assumes sole charge Of the
business. He has excellent busi.
ness qualifications. is a worthy
young man, and should be patron
izod to the point of encouraging
success, r,,.s ..i.a
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The Lecture Tuesday Night.

IuC LCCJuTC ucSuuy NlS Hts
The Hall OF the Y. NJ. G. A. was
filed with the largest audience CT
the season on Tuesday night which
had assembled 10 hear the lecture
by Rcv.J 0. Hough, on the "Elc.
ments necessary to Success in
Life" The effort is spoken OF by
all-hearers as having been very,
able and interesting--and indeed
was SO much so US 10 call out an
unanimous vote of thanks from the
audience, WHICH was taken on the
motion Of Rev, HIS Snodgrass, Of
the Presbyterian Church. aaa'
The lecturer for Tuesday evening
Feb. ID, will be Prof. W. r. Spoon
ter, Superintendent of the City
Schools, whose subject is not yet
announced. Ho undoubtedly has
the ability to produce an interest
ing Lecture. ''..'.4 '''a
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GOES COUGH BALSAM.

A great popular Remedy for
Coughs, Colds, Group, Whoopihg
Cough and Consumption. Both
sizes-ordinary 4 o.. also NAM
moth family botues-for sale by
all druggists and dealers in medi.
cincs. No family should be over
night without it in the house. 1927
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PitSSlFg, CiFf 4 St. Louis Railway.

. on andAket ldne a., 1865. Trans will run Ns
follows.No wy ,ll'A" tUn. a..lyH
WY'iUii' E&pre". aFastLine. Mail. @
h'ys coiumpds 2:uoA M. 1l,anA. M.aiS PAN.
G.s. nEswark, $50 a. ll:sop. ". s:l6 o"D
y, pennison,, o.l5a .1p 500 " C:5O ",l
!. stsuL'yilie,. $3.50 d NOS I" s,3o "o
- pttsburu, lI;tO \" 7:u5 "a 1000 Mid
~ Harrisburg, s:2OP, NJ. 5;OoA.M le.ol p. NJ
s,,phild' phiA, l.25A NJ. o;'S :" 800 8
81 q Nov York, 6;oJ = ll;ops " la;il :. "
q ~, Baltimore, GAS g l2~p.M 52o 9
II" Wash'ton, $40, - t;dp " 500 " s
NgEzPross run dN,ly.s Mail and Fast Line
d4ly. SUNDAY exceAedS6 aNI VS. 0Ct A
w.w.CtRD supt., 81 F.2CULhG.EsAst.
g., Stsubenulle,O., Stenbenvi'le, U.
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Oh, what a falt- was there
,Whcre2o Why at DoMNluu'tlhl'ss e store
in the price of Boots and Shoes
Round tho corner, Columbus street
Rising building. - o1a,,4 AZ IT,
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lItckP Ointment.

Why will you Scratch when re-
lief can bo obtained for 25 cents?
Buy a box of .LiuingSton'S Itch
Ointment at Slocum & Whites
DrGg store i3dt1@ ''9daf3S
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The Railroad Excursion to Co
lumbiIss


We have not the space for an
extended account Of the .tremcn-
dous and jolly affair which came
off on Thursday of last week. 1t
must suffice TO state that "the
friends ufihe new Railroad" COM
prising everybody and his wife,
children, and all their relatives, &C,
cepted the invitation of the @. &
ii. V. Railroad Company for a free
ride to Columbus on that day, and
that some 1000 bodies, (the souls
being mostly squeezed out for the
time be'ng) crowded into the a,
mount OF car space usually allotted
to about onc.third that number,
and were conveyed 10 the Capltal
city in magnificent style by two Of
the splendid engines of the compa-
N.Y. Notwithstanding divers mi
nor mishaps and detentions, The
multitude maintained its jollitY to
the last, and wo trust will not soon
forget tho libcrality and attention
of tho officers and employees tthc
Company, who madesuch exer;ions
for the accommodation and comfort
of SO vast q crowd. But on arri.
val ut Columbus, to be feastcd by
tho city authorities was q crown.
ing and unexpected treat to the
mass OF the cxcursionists, which
they will ever hold in grateful re-.
mcmbrance, they having no other
idea than that of erjoying a free
rido. and having u brict good time
ION their own hook" during the
short stop in the city.
How the programme Of a. 'be-
ccption" &c. in Columbus failed to
coa.c off, is related in an article
from the Journal, of shat city,
which we give in another place.
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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-01-21

Go TO Won BoNHoRsT, DENTIST.
u DIG q y. !. I = -1tTJ' ,
"Barrett's" is unsurpassed.
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Farm for Sale,

"a. sgBd la3 aai IT, WE. r Tell
~ WILL sellat private sale the farm iorneIiy w,
beIongineto Henry spitler, deco; ,nr ne,.sui
IA contsins A 2i-iO acres. There ls goodt two
stn,S bT;cI, dwelling house on hrAeood bafn--
svvs ,,,.s snS o,her out bulI IdingA peeessary to
farm. farm Acood orchard Of grated issu,. if.Ils, ana
GOOD selection ofpeachss ,ano n cncs .nnty. two
sss eoo" ~ sroeiicnt timber. FOR terms ana PaF'
ns,,,sy c,St enquire OH hs unders siEpedg rIggVfr
.jpas cs, fs'sz'fba.7 .!jfiT fnA i,I5b
A.. e.
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Who Uses AIishler's Bltters?

Who Uses Aishierls pl'lerS
Physicians ussitjn their practice because
fits salutsry effect upon their patients; busi,
ness men Use it beclnse they require sound
physique and clear intellect; sedentary people
use 1t because 1t .fonifes them against COM
plants which result from sluggish cond.'ion
ofthe boldly functions, produced BY an lnacrT
tive .life travellers use itbec ruse i p rotecss
thtmag.inst epidemic diseases; clefsymen'
judges, congressman, lawyers editors teach
crs and students use it because it imparts
frcsh force to mind and body, and preserves
health and strength against decay; the work.
lngeIAsses'u use Il because 1t supports the bOry
which Would otherwise sdiier irrepar,.ble iniu'
ry from excessive labor; families use It because
tits q eerts ip, remedy mplhtude otcom'
mon complaints; everybody uses 1t because II
is safe, asteeabit and cfficnclous tonic and
stimulant.
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A "Faux Pas"

We are surprised 10 see admitted
into the, columns Of tho, Ohio Ea
gle, communication like that Of
'"Gama," Of last week, which,
WHEELER Intentionally or not, lie
aim cd at tho very existence OF the
Democratic party rs now consjtu-
ted. Cana" j. iaboring TO show
the evil effects Of converting SO
large a portion ct our great COZ n
crop into whisky. Docs not he as
we'll as tho editor, realize the hw-
,ful damage to the party of such
arguments, when the vital maxim
of the Western Democracy, is
"tbe ffofs corn, the more whisky
the moro whisky tho more dem
ocrats There is not enough New
York DayIBopk in the last Eagle
to counteract the injurious effect
upon the party of"Gama's" article,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-01-21

LOGAN JoURNAL This new pa.
per has passed. into the hands OF
f. S. Colburn, Esq, late OF the
Perry. County Weekly. who has as.
sumcd its management, Mr. Col.
burn is practical printer and an
experienced editor, and with the
proper aid from the Republicans Of
Hooking viii make the Jourhdt a
permanent and uscfal institution
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-01-21
LOCAL NOTICES.
LADIES' FURS.

Ladies Furs are now being Of
Tered at cost and carriage at Brock s
Hat Store, Ladies call soon and
make your selections as this is a
rurc chance to got bargains. 4w
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Go TO YoY B ISnoRsT, DENTIST.
Mammoth Bottles Only75 cts.
EUGENE nAIR REsroRER THE


CDEAPEsT AND BEST.
The ErGESIE HAIR REsroRER
eclipses all known discoveries for
the rapidity with which il restores
gray and faded rbair to its natural
colorzprnmotesi ITS 1 rapid and
healthy growth, prevents ard stops
it when failing off, and is a most
luxuriaht dressing for the Hair,
rendering It soft, silky and lus-
strous. Mammoth Bottles only 75
cents.
Soil gbg. most all druggists. [52l
,3-Et=--. X ttA.ss- y .tci -
Go TO Voy BoNHoRsT, DENTIST.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-01-21

A large assortment Of Ladies'
Knit Walking and Breakfast
Shawls and Sontags at-less than
tho actual cost Of the yarn in them.
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Go rovoy BoSHoRsr, DENTIST.
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE

GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE
willimmodiatcly relieve and per-
manentIy cure the mostaggravated
case of Dyspepsia, Flatulency, Sour
stomach, Constipation, and an
diseases OF the stomach and bowels
Physicians, clergymen and all who
use it, join in unbounded praise Of
its great virtues. Sold by Drug.
gists everywhere. Price Sl.00 [52]
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If tho ladies' but Z knew what
thousands OF them are constantly
relating to us, we candidly believe
one half of the weakness, prostra.
tion and distress experienced by
them would vanishs james March,
Esq 150 West14th ST., N. Y, says,
he has threciSbldren, the first
two are weak and puny, his wife
haspg been puablc TO nurse or at
lend them, but she has taken
PLANTATION BrTTERs for tho last
two years, and has u child now
eighteen, months old which she has
nurscd and reared iIersclf, andiboth
are hearty, saucy and well. The
article is invaluable TO mothcrs, !"
&c. .-. ,. lr.ua .a.--. d.
Such evidence might be contin-
ued for u volume. Tho best cyl.
denee Is to try them. They speak
for themselves! Pc: sons OF scden.
tary habits troubled with wax
ness, lassitulc, tplapitalion of the
heart, lack Of appetite, distress af.
ter eating torpid liver, eonstipa,
ton, diabetes, &C., will find speedy
-feliet tLapastTthese Blttetss. o.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-01-21

This inclement season, with its
necessary attendants of wet feet,
Colds, Catarrh and, hoarseness, is
sufficient hint TO the cautious TO
prepare an antidote. Z Murdoch S
Bronchial Comfts are a perfect
pauacea for all the ills produced
by damp weather. For sale By g.
G. Beck, DIR uggist, Main street.
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OLDs' SroRE.-The robbers hav.
ing beon foiled in thcir attcmpt
upon this establishment, its fine
and ample stock remains upbro
ken except by the rapid sales to
castomers. Attention is invited
F, to tho new advertisement Of the
DR.. in another column. t-
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-01-21

Tho Farmers Chronicle, after an
existence ofabeut u year, has been
absorbed by the Ohio State Jour
nall The Jourpalproposes to keep.
up an extensive and well edited
Farmers department, which will
add greatly to the value Of the pa
per with its rurat- subscribers.
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At Cost for Thirty Days!
Tie 6ne stock at Dc Muth's Boot
and Shoe Store has TO be closed
out by the lst of Pebruhry. Go
there for bargains.42.U.
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100 Ladies' iSacques, Circulars
and Cloaks at cost. y -

A full assortment of Boots Is and
Shoes for ladies' misses, chlIaeen'
gentlemen and boys, aInnPre'e'
dcnted low prices.
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COLUMBUS ADvERrIsEMENTs'-
Tho cards of three of the most pop
'uIar hotels Of tho Capital City ap
pear in our columns this week
We con speak knowingly of the
excellence of the accommodations
at all Of them, and a large portion
Of our population also know them
rs first class places to stop al
when business or pleasure attracts
them to Columbue. g, i
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Ladies, and Gentlemen's ARCTIC
overshocs and Rubber Sandals,
very chcap. d,.a 1a oo.rat -9.'e. \
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Advertising Rates of the Ga
zettc, '' ilt

We this week place at tho hend
Of our local columns, a revised scale
Of advertising rates, which taken
together, arc lower than those ol
any paper in any city of the State
of the sizs Of lancaster or larger.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-01-21

PORTSMOUTH TRIBUNE.-This
truly excellent journal has recent
Iy been greatly enlarged. and
vastly improved bya new 'dFess Of
beautiful type. In editorial ability
and newspaper tact it needed no
improvement The only fault we
can find with 1T is that it is rather
lazy as an exchange, from somc
cause too frequently failing to
make its appearance on our table,
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"Barrett's" is the household

to. N
FIG CULTURE.-We are indebted
(to the author, We prcsumeO- for
Il copy. q, Manual Of PIG Culture,
in thoHorthcEa.and Middle States.
BY james J, Worthipgton Of Chill.
icothie, Ohio We havo been
greatly edited by "a pcrusal of its
contents, and feel satisfied that the
plan of the author, will be found
entirely practicable and Of immense
value; enabling every one who has
evcna small plot Of ground 10 raise
figs in abundance for home use, II
not for market. a.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-01-21

MoRg BARGAiYs IN. REAL Es
TATE,-For particulars, readers
are referred TO the advertisement
of Daniel Tschopp, in this paper.
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A fulflioe oEFrench Castor and
Beaver Clpthsf0r gentlemeu's over
coats and suits, for COSTS.
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Clothing
IN PROPORTION.

pEThose wanting Clothing
made to order, will bear in mind
that II. g. TROUT is my Cut
ter, q7aJ.r.-..,1.-. .sa L
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MAGNOLIA WATER-Sqperior to
the best imported German Cologne,
Aud sold a. half the price. lad
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Go TO voN BoNHoRsT, DENTIST
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De Muth is closing out his stock
.hf Boots an Shoes for "a chan ss;
Of business. Bargains TO be had
round the corner. Columbus If n
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Go TO Voy BoSHoRsT, DENTIST,
I-2IA --. iH.liH
"Barrett's2 received the First
Premium. ,,
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"Iwill Fightitout on this this line lin
iftakes me all Winter"

q, ,;,a.. .,s.@ .la.... e. B. OLDS,s.
ul.aol IH l'isis l'Haa-t iI.IHu' hoot !
lancaster, Jan is, lsss.f. Z % +, i'ls' .a.,r '..
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-07-22
The Rev. Mr.. Holland lately

The Rev. Mr.. Holland lately de-
lvered windy Grafton before the Lit
erary Societies Of Gen. Lees College
on the "Proper Aim Of Education," in
which he took the ground that the
"chief end Of man" on this earth was
to avoid labor as degradation and a
curse, and that the youth Of America
should be so educated as to instill into
their minds supreme and intense ha-
tired of all kinds Of work. The speaker
ridiculed the material enterprise of the
North, which be said had its origin in
a vulgar greed for money making-the
sole aim and end of a Yankees exis-
tence. These sentiments were received
with tumultuous applause by the young
scions of Southern hivaly, whose
ideas of the earnest work Of life they
precisely suited.
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CTO BE CONTINUED.1

Mrs. Southworth writes from
twelve to fifteen columns per week of
her astounding novels. They bring
her an income of over six athousand a
year. She has engagements in London
and Paris besides her standing one on
the New York Ledger. She has spent
two years in Europe, has educated all
her children thoroughly, all from the
results Of her literary work. Julia
Ward Howe, who has written the
American lyric Of the century, has an
opposite temperament and experience.
In writing she does not average more
than a couplet a day. She was ten
years writing her Slater Lyrics"
Though published row three years,
they have not yet entered second edi-
ton.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-07-22

Information from the principal
grain districts of California indicates
that the wheat crop, though large, is
below the average yield per acre. A
considerable portion of it either through
thinness or rust, will not pay to harvest.
In Oregon the crop is greatly in excess
of any previous year, except in the
Walla- Walla region.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-07-22

General John T. Averill, a capital
good fellow and popular, declines to
be candidate for Governor of Mime
osta this fall. Governor Donnelly also
declines, and Hon. F. +. Shaadrew.
Declining Office is getting TO be regu-
lar disease up that way. Pity the mala-
dy doesn't attack more of the bad men
and fewcr'of the good.-Chicago Post.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-07-22
10 it's place." And I don't know what

10 its place." And I don't know wha
[ had said when he was going.
'crhey are come," he called ou
carelessIy, knowing my cheeks were to-
hot for me to venture to look up. 81
hardly saw them properly, but I fancy
1de is as beautiful as report saith" and
he was gone.
With burning face 1 stood 5esi le
Nat, at the piano, aud laid the hand
with the diamonds on it upon his. he
touched it gently, but his face was
rather sad. madeleine, you will have
no money troubles, then, as you have
had with me. l think Nature has
made mistake; you should have mar
ried a poor man to show what poverty
may be-"
We joined Lettie, AID she kissed me
too, and said few kind words. Then
I went upstairs with cooling drausht
for Ben. He was lying dressed upon
bis bed, humming, with very little tune
I must confess, "Oh dear, what can
the matter be-" Thinking it would be
rather difficult to tell, l got him into
bed. And now that the house is still,
I can hear his breathing, quick and
irregular even in his sleep; for ] an
writing at his bedside. I could not
rest if I fancicd him wakefal and 10
pain, poor boy. The light-half hid
deu-shlnes upon my diamonds and
their bri gttness is in nv heart. I pray
God help me to be worthy of the love
they tell of.
Wednesday, August sM.-Ben is
worse, but DR.: Peters is very reassur-
ing, and says he is not at all surprised
at the way the poor boy wanders in his
talk. I told him how Ben is perpetu-
ally tancying himself Christian on his
pilgrimage, and that he cannot get the
wicket.gate open but he only laughed.
This afternoon Nat called at Ashley
Cottage. he says the rooms are most
comfnrfah1a md that Mrs NIo-L mr.,
plains oft good deal surely she need
not, in that pleasant spot! He thinks
Miss Mark very lovely, but cold and
stiff. I'm afraid I cannot like her if
she Is. Enrol was there when he went,
and he left them there. OF course he
is.trying to make them feel les strange.
1 did not expect him to call here to-
day.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-07-22

The Republicans of Otter Tail
County have chosen the following Cen.
trail Committee: Marcus Shaw, Of
Clitherall, chairman; E. J.. Lacy, Of
Oxford Township; Ole Eastason Ch.s
Peske and Jacob Sherman of Ottc,
Tail Citv.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-07-22

The Clinton (Mo) Adpocat: has
the following significant item: The
horse thief that sold Henry Heckler
= pony, last week, and then went down
70 Leesvillc aud stole Henry Bradley's
mule, was caught. He ,c;U not steal
any more in III. ,oorla.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-07-22

The Detroit Post thinks that our
naval vessels. if We would have them
inspire terror, should receive such
names as Cholera aud Yellow Fever,
Nitro. .Glycerine, Susan B. Anthony,
Anna Dickinson, etc.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-07-22
THE MA1DEN's CHOICE.
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BY MRS. FRANCIS D.. 0A01.

Oh! give me the lifc OF o farmers wife.
In tho fields and woods 50 bright,
'Mong the singing birds and the lowing herds,
And the clover blossoms white.
The note of the mornings heavenward lark
Is the music sweet to me;
Aud the dewy flowers In the early hours,
The gems love to seeI
OIL give me tho breeze from the waving trees,
Tho murmur of Summer leaves;
And the Swallows song ~ he skins along
Or twitters beneath tho caves;
The plowman's shout, as he's turning out
His team, at set of sun,
Or his merry "good night by the aredy's light
When his daily work IL done.
And give mo the root and tho luscious fruit,
My own hands rear for food;
And the bread 90 light, and the honey 80 white,
And the milk 80 pure and goodi
For sweet the bread of labor Is,
When tho heart strong aud true,
And blessing will come to thu hearth and home,
II our best We bravely do: =.