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THANKS TO MR.. HELMBOLD
G1RARD, Penn, March 81, 1869.
EDITOR "CosMoPoLTE":.- desire as an unsoli-
cited tribute to the merits OF Helmbolds Buchu, aud
for the benefit OF those similarly afflicted myself
to say that after consulting many eminent phy ST.
cans and trying nearly all the best advertised reme
dies, in the vain hope OF finding relief from aRgra-
waited kidney and bladder diseases from which
have suffered excessively for many years. good for
tune finally suggested to me Hembolds Buchu,
which commenced using with little faith, and no
apparent beneficial results, for about month. At
the expiration OF that time however, / thought
commenced to experience slight relief, which en-
couTaged me to persevere in Its use and now at the
expiration of four months although am an infrm
old man, nearly rs years OF age, and consequently
medicines cannot be expected to favorably affect
me as they otherwise would l have found such un-
speskable relief ard permanent benefit from Mr..
Helmbods valuable discovery, that feel ought to
publicly record the fact, as an acknowledgment to
him and q valuable suggestion to the public. Yours
respectfully ID. NJ LAREN.
Mr.. Laren refers to the following gentlemen:
Colonel DAN RICE, Grard, Penn.
CHARLES STOW, ESQ, Girard, Penn, editor
CoSn0pol1e.
GEORGE II. CUTLER, Grard, Penn attorney.
q. l. KINDS, Girard, Penn attorney
Captain ID. W. HUTCHINSON, Girard, Penn,
attorney
DAVID OLIN, Girard, Penn, merchant
c. f. ROCKWELL, Girard, Penn, merchant.
B. G. Ely, Girard, Penn, druggist
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HELMeoLD's PREPARATIONS.

try it. l have great faith in its curative powers.
Yours truly, THOMAS j. BENNETT.
REFERS TO
Rev. WILLIAM COGSWEI.L, westport, Conn.
]. L. G, CANNON, Druggist, Westport Conn.
II. b. WHEELER, Esq Westport, Conn.
BRADLEY HULL Esq, WestpOrt, Conn.
DIR. WAKEMAN, Reading, Conn.
r. w. r. ROBINSON, Wholesale Druggist, New
York City
And many others II necessary
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The unusual increase in the 0t Boston between
1850 and 1879 great measure to the
OF outlying towns and village to tle years
Roxbury, with population of % 31 in l36 and Dorch
ter with population of 1853 in 1885, have been thus
tinguished
The other cities and towns in the State having
a population at present of 10000 and over are
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CASE OF INFLAMMATION OF KIDNEYS
AND GRAVEL.
PROM MOhGAN. FRAZEL 4 co.

M-. II. T. HelinboId.--
DEAR SIR:-About two years ago was troubled
with both inflammation of the kidneys and gravel,
and resOrted to several remedies without deriving
any benefit whatever and seeing your extract Buchu
advertised, procured few bottles and used them.
The result was a complete cure In short time.
regard your Extract Buchu to be decidedly the best
remedy for all and any diseases OF the kidneys, aud
am quite confident that It Will do all you claim for
1t. You may publish this if you desire TO do so.
Yours respectfully, EDWIN NJ. FRAZEL.
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II. 4. Helmbold ESQ.,
DEAR SIR:-I commenced taking your Extract
OF Buchu" about two weeks since for an affection OF
the bladder and kidneys. have suffered by spells
very much for a few days past. But yesterday relief
came through the effect OF your "Buchu." stone
passed from my bladder about the size OF q large
pea, and now feel perfectly well and entirely free
from the pain that Ihave suffered with $50 hard"
/ attribute my TO your medicine entirely, and
would recommend all persons similarly aneeted to
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


For additiOna, Special Notices see Inside Pages
sSg~ ACA AIDE MY OF MU s C.
THE STAR COURSE OF LECTURES
PETROLEUM Y; NAsBY gHumorous),
THIS WEDNESDAY EVENING, Nov 2.
Subject-"In Search OF the Man of SIM"
This Lecture is a "dIg" at corruption in politics,
self-conceit, self-rghteousness, etc.
MISS ISABELLA GLYN,
ON THURSDAY EVENING, Nov. g.
This distinguished English Tragedienne and Shake
spearian reader will read the Tragedy of Macbeth.
GEORGE VIM. CURTIS
ON FRIDAY EVENING, Nov. 4.
Subject-"Charles Dickens"
Admission 80 cts. Reserved seats, IS cts. extra
Tickets to ANY OF the Lectures Tor sale at Gould
4 Fischer's Piano Rooms, No. 923 CHESNUT Street
Doors open at IN; lecture at S. Ill
ssS j o ii N B. G q G II,
Under the auspices of the
y. NJ. c. A.,
AT CONCERT HALL
MONDAY EVENING, November a.
Subject:-"FACT AND FICTION"
MONDAY EVENING, Nov. 21-Subject-LOND0N.
Admission, so cents; Reserved Seats Csc. extra.
The sale OF tickets for both lectures will begin
co.'s Music Store, No. 1926 CHEsNUT
Street. 10 20 sw2t
nsag- UNION LEAGUE HoUs E,
BROAD STREET.
PHILADELPHIA, November I, 1870.
meeting of the UNION LEAGUE of Phiadel-
pRia will be held at the League House on MON
DAY, November 7, at 8 O'Clock p. NJ, for the pur-
pose Of nominating candidates to be voted for as
members Of the Board OF Directors
BY order OF the Board OF Directors.
1l2bt GEORGE IL. BOXER, Secretary.
sss- THOSE WHO ARE SICK, OR AFFLICTED
S~ with any chronic diricultY, should, without
delay, write for DIR. HAMILTONS NEW TREA-
TISE, sent free TO any address.
X. LEONIDAS HAMILTON, NJ. D.,
1122t P. o. Box 1862, New York City.
.Gz@ 10 H N SP A R II WK,
s-S MERCANTILE COLLECTION AND LAW
AGENCY for Pennsylvania, the Western and South
ern states, No. 400 CHESNUT Street Commissioner
for Western States. s5ws 6m
..Ss- IF YOU WANT TO TAKE PRESS COPIES
w. from PRINTED FORMS, apply at HELFEN-
STEIN & LkWIS' Railroad and Commercial Print
ing Rooms, FIFTH and CHESTNUT Streets 1t
DIVIDENDS, ETC.
nSs@ CONSOLIDATION NATIONAL BANK.
PHILADELPHIA, November l, 1870.
The Board OF Directors have this day declared a
| Dividend OF SIX PER CENT, payable on demand,
| clear of all taxes.
1l23t WIN. Ill. WEBB Cashier.
sSza NATIONAL BANK OF THE REPUBLIC.
Se PHILADELPHIA, Nov. l. 1870.
| The Board OF Directors have declared Dividend
| of THREE AND ONE HALF PER GENT, pay
able on demand. JOSEPH p. MUMFoRO,
| IL wfm8t Cashier.
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WEsTPoRT, Conn, Sept. Q, 1869.

CUREo BLADDER AND KIDNEY AFFECTION
OF LONG STANDING-STONE PASSED AND
TO BE SEEN
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/ many others II necessary.
THANKS TO MR.. HELMBoLD.

CURE OF KIDNEY AND BLADDER AFFECTION
OF A PATIENT SEVENTY EIGHT YEARS OF
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WA R RHEKs

"sPALD1NG's GLUE, stickiest thing out
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THE LARGEST is not always the BEST but the
AMERICAN HOUSE, BOSTON, which is the LARGEST
HOTEL in New England, will also be founi ONE Of
The best Every provision is made for the comfort Of
guests.
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VALER's RESTAURANT, No. 923 ARCH STREET, ele-
eantly fitted up, is in full blast, serving all the
delicacies OF the season from A. NJ. to midnight
Parties returning from the theatres opera house
served at the shortest notice from an unsurpassed
bill Of fare. Ladies' Saloon on the second noOr,
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Rhode EsInph,
The population of Rhode Island has pro-

-By the addition of territory from Rhode Island, since
1860 the population Of Fall River that date should
T,403
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DIR. KEYSER

is a physician Of over thirty years experience and
graduate of the Jefferson Medical College. and OF
the University of Medicine and Surgery, of Philadel
phia,
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GREAT CURE OF DIABETES OF LADY
FIFTY DOLLARS A BOTTLE

FIFTY DULLAKS 4 BOTTLE
NEW YORK, Feb. 6, 1870.
Dear DR.. Heltb0ld:--
DEAR SIR:- FOR the past eight months have heen
suffering from diabetes. have consulted several Of
our leading physicians but have failed TO receive
the slightest benefit from their costly medicines
-Four months ago saw your advertisement ia the
"Berald." / was persuaded by friend who had
been benefited by your world-renowned Buchu.
purchased bottle, took the contents, and was so
relieved that continued the use OF IL The diabetes
has entirely disappeared after using it three months
/ would give $50 bottle II could not get it at any
other price.
ing from this disease Sincerely yo1rs
ANNA z. STOUGHTON,
No 123 West Twenty-seventh street.
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PERMANENT CURE OF A PATIENT WHO HAD
SUFFERED FOR FFTELN YEARS WITH DIS

from THE PRINCIPAL PHYSICIAN OF THE
SANITARY 1NFIRMARY OF THE STATE OF
LOUISIANA.
PARISH LA FoURCHE, La, April 49, 1870
II. z. HeiDlbold, Esq.:-
DEAR kR:-I have in my practice used lin the ma
ortY or cases where disease OF the urinary organs
existed) u BELMBOLDS EXTRACT BUCHU, and
can confidently soy that have never known it to be
used without the greatest beneficial results. have
consulted patients after partaking OF it, and they
invariably confirm my statement. l am satisfied that
the preparation is an established fact convnciHgy
proved by the practical test OF long experience.
Yours resi- ectfully, JOHN b. G. 6AZZO, NJ. d.
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skSs- NATIONAL BANK OF THE REPUBLIC.
49, PHILADELPHIA, Nov. l, 1870.
The Board of Directors have declared Dividend
OF THREE AND ONEHALF PER GENT, pay
able on demand JOSEPH p. MUMFoRO,
ii Wfm9t Cashier.
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Il rather fast young lady entered d esis
tain store the other aay aud asked FIR .gi
kerosene lamp, Oh being told tbpt itiwag
liable 70 explode, she replied 4hst SO +
didn't kerosept fit was; that was the lang
she wanted. TIE prDptietorlet hsf hayeit,
rematkiug that he didalt kefsdFm ifshS
didu't.
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The chief art of learripg Is 60 lttompb
hut little a. a1time. The Sildesl excur-
s;ons of.hc mind are madeby short lights.
ffsaacotly repeated; tho most lofty fab
ries of suiance mc f6rral 81 The oonlinues
accommodation otsingle prppcrslops
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COLORADO.

COLORADO.
From Canyon city to Colfax.
From Evans to Blpckhawk Peat
From Canyon city to Grernhorn.
From Pine Bluff to Golden city.
EI{i' DAKOTA.
From Algona to yankton,
From Lsmars to Sioux Falls.
Fran Algopa, in Iowa, to Yankton.
From Lincoln to Whitehall.
From Camp to Yankton.
From Lemars TO Yankton.
From Verlnillion to Laybrook.
FLORIDA.
FrOon Coon Bottom to Quincy.
From Jessee Elge's to Almivapte, IN
Alabama.
From Palataka to Okahumpka.
From Ocala toCamp lizard.
From Camp lizard to Crystal River,
From New Troy to Clear Water Harbor
From Starke to Lake city, m
From Tampa to Fort Harrison.
From Palataka to Dunn's Lake.
From lola to Abe Springs
From Ochesse to Mariana.
From Lake city to Waldo. /,
From Leesburg to the county site OF
ManOtec county.
From Pensacola to FreepoFt.
From Leesburg, via Sumptervillc, Ben.
ton, and Fort Meade, to the county seat OF
Manattee.
From Tallahassee, via JaCkson's Bluff,
TO Bristol.
From Tallahassee, via Centervillo and
Iamonia, to Thomasyille, Georgia.
From Lake city, via Providence and
Harneyville, to Waldo. yEs I'd
From SOpChopy to Henry Andersou's,
on tho ocklocknoe River. t1sf
From Marianus to Abe Springs.
From Stark, VIC Lake Butler, TO Lake
city. 'rg
IDAHO.
From Weiser to salubria.
From Idaho City to Loon Greek Mines.
From Fayetteville to Salubria.
From Pierce city to Missoula, in Mon
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[ossgIoIAtl
t,1ws OF THE UNITED STATES,
PASSED At THE SECOND SESSION
OF THE
FORTY-FIRsT CONGRESS.
TPUDb1c-ENo. 1921

AN ACT to establish certain post roads.
Be Il enacted BY The Senate and House
.of Rspreseatqtiees Of lte United States Of
g,nerfca Ia Congress assembled, That
The following be established as post roads:
ALABAMA,
From Scottsboro to Lebanon.
From Evergreen to Cokeryille. :
From Abbeville, via Martinsyille and
sS,uitayills to Columbia.
From Huntsville TO Center Hill. M
From Huntsville, via Mefidianvillc, to
Fayetteville.
From Larkin's Fork to Hunts Station.
From Troy to Ozark.
From TOmlips to Vcrnon.
From Ozark, vic Haw Ridge aud Elba,
to Bullock.
From Garrison Point to Hauby's Mills.
ARKANSAS.
From De Wallis Bluff to Pine Bluff.
From Batesville to Ash Flat
From Marshall to Dover.
From Cotton Plant to Desars.
From Brinkley to Augusta.
From Dardenellete to Waldron.
From Galena to Carrollton.
From Harrison to Forsythe, Missouri
From Monticello to Auburn.
From Little Rock to Austin, via Putd-
,ous Bayou Metre, Yates Mill, and Bella-
my's and Saunders,
ARIZONA.
From Walnut Grove to Wickcnburg.
From Prescott to Willianison's Valley,
Erou, Prescott, via Walnut Grove, to
Wickeubprg.
From Prescott to Woolsey Valley:
From Wickeuburg to Nulture Mine.
Fron, Wooisey Valley, Big Bang, and
Maple Shades, 10 Black Cannon and Vic
,CAIFORNIA.
Feom aliIlyille, vim Oak Ran. Round
Mountain, Gayton's Mil Bridge, aud
George lSskc.'n Lake City.
From Yuka to Little Shasta. l.7
Prom Calistoga 70 Kelsey,
F,om Tuoluuue City to Alillerton.
Frolu Saa Rnfpel to Nicesio.
!, From TfISiiaiil tps tissdnuii sailpy
From Niillyills to Fort Bidwill.
Prom Santa Rosa to Sonoma.
From San Jose to Santa Clara.
From Happy Camp to Waldo, 10 Ore
gon.
From Susaaville to RImberg.
itea tN..., Wall, II nd.
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INDIANA.

From Lima TO Scott. a@fs
From Coster's cross roads to Boone
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MARYLAND.

MARYLAND.
From Beaver Creek to Fankstow.
From Saint Leonard to Solomons.
From Westminster to Freedom.
From llinwood to. FfiSzlesburg. 4
From Greenwood to Long Green.
From Grosuch to Strawbridge.
From Chestertown to the Trappe.
MICHIGAN.
From Mayville toHurd's Corners.
From Novi to Walled Lake,
From Richmond to Saint Clair.
From Emmett to Peck
From Emmett to Memphis.
From Peck to Nevbcrry.
From Mount Clemens to Ray Centre.
From Mount Clemens, via Mead. to
Ray Centre.
[, From ortonvillc to Stony Creek.
From AverilPs Station to Edenville.
From Martinsburg, vim Denver, to Pent
Water.
From Lowell to Middlcville.
From Mount Pleasant to Tobacco River
Ffom Bloomingdale to Brcedsville.
From Hastings to Lowell.
Fsom Vermontyille to Iona.
From Morley to Millbrook,
From Mount Pleasant to Big Rapids.
From Browne 10 Caledonia.
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\ S1IuN6s| tfl|I.. y 4
+ From Indian Field IA Kcwanna.
| From NewVille, via Canoper and Salem
to Wiltshire.
From Acton to Clsrksboro.
Fron Fillmore to Bell Union.
! From Garpentersgille, wa Faircastle, 70
Russellville, &
From Evansville, via Hickory Branch,
to Mount Vernon.
From Moorcsville to Monrovia.
From Martinssille to Cope.
From Hamrick's Station to Poland.
From Chestertown, jackson Centre
to Valparaiso. e
From Porter's Cross Roads, via Boone
Grove, to Tassinong Grove.
From Kentland, /, via Morocco; TO Heryey
From Monterey to Indian Field,
From Rochester to Kewanna,
From Manhattan to Poland.
From Loogootee, via Raglesville, to
Clark's Prairie. Y
From Clarksburg, via Spring Fill, to
Richland.
n 4 ! /. .! a
n,l,, rfuu' uFeeasoufg VIA spring ii'll' 70
a.In.anui n... p.,, !. 17....
prise
IRON 1, o'l Oteek .. Cellan a1.,.
n .ou' o'e otes.SoI !, T. va Is:.-.:,, I .1opS
FROM Dloomuelu, via aOAleFsSlite' 70
oMensourg
From o@ensourg, VIA Pleasant hldge
ana Scotland, to, ,BIooinheld
From Corydon, via Salisbury ara Bar
ren TO Aliiltown:
,lL1L4llNolS. :,
From Bridgeport wa Charlottessllle
and New Hebron, 70 Robinson
From Mprtlusyllle TO Bellalr;
From !, Carbonate a % f9iiy's Mi,I !,
I, rom Ges lseu'oFo peg, % g, NOSA TriI, atS
from ~ SlarksviiIe ~ 70 sIeasans ,Isa ili's
+, rfohi oen,reVil'e.to , Mau1pSs u !. Nau
from , vss,ana: nE, VIZ Nsasny A:l. ro'A' 4's"
- 1"H .',-.+.S, =. y W.
From !, oTkvlne. 11 p % " IN lno0sa sa;,... AIN.
q frGsf F.,;ssaIS ng'i0 i'a''''' va '4AO'' '
~ = EA'fuslq aI1 .1-;.,.,.,s ;p.ol
=. FROM N Nql.eansOofO' sl..s VIZ wicker i'e-
cinS'' 70 lquai'y ,.e... !. A1..;.n
from vepsp9, ys:;, WI ntauS'I.'' t;,.. - t''S1
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RON NSer ,Ja%,eaOes.J W. p;s,s;o - s,,a R;h,c
s ! - see j + sa;ts:1ln ~
fTo, T.o,n \ vaudslia . ii, ETo1or,,s Paint and
I,rsaa,a,,,, @ : 10 EtSnehnm =
E.n%, Monns varnen @ ~ 81, T.ons pra;r;e
to Tnir6eld
H., Mor.boll /, yort
T Tso, sfnn. Maa"'i w., ~ nv,e = Z oo,or;lla
NSA Iar'. lsIv .
u, ., LIZ low y, =.
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From .l; sSg. SS.. ~ :. 'trssgNsiiee rT f.,
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From aeAleyi % AtpefS Lea, III eilune-
sofa =, ~. !. ,,..
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From fofS byron ~ lii9tuols' 9ts' 70 l1e
Clare u, Z. =.
IRON 4 y naaokess9 Az 70 paua4qe :u
rom : !, slA - = AuoAyt,le !,
4 FROM Storm Lake 70 spencer ~ 4
from from sla,Uaia ManeneS.eF :. s.Io = snop,Iss,o ss
I'm ySy M" y',,s...s ~ S d S.ai:. o Ni;.
From Floyd valley 70 NeaVoOa 10 MN
ne9o'a ~, c.. 49,,
From From Meos.eFio.'y s,,l'ss'a y na.a 70 Dsim0na
= 1,o run ,Is';.t 49, 4 - H,Sn"Sos.o. -
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from 9ruuay Oeu''0 - Ne" to't
ue1,e al. = 4r.,;.,.. q a
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sOi r ,vIoaa Woaa. ~ - Gorn;nr
From From MOI. Mount SraG;,n ayr TO GGfn19g s;s
nans;lro 10 M.
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4 I ron, y ylArleshyi,l .,l y Slunsi ~ &
Etom Eew Sas.'s : .,.' 70 sa,ey's.. ~
n,M-psF - " w atpvslss Slto's'
rom SlnrE 70 ns'iesse, ~. :. c....I..l
From SIassn, = \
krom FIankln rNrnaee, va afow'eslssliie s'' aAu
Lyta' y, - ScloIA rurnycs. :, g
From J, MAfsaw !, 70 y vosIloe!on., :, @ y. Slh
rom Mo9patsu w, % wnsnuys1n' .,',N.''n
i From Gslesyil!e 70 Whigyille; ,,,r
From y!nlon furnace 20 Y A.uss, W., Y.
srcm west vhity 70 Souln mt.gns' ,t!I
From Van Wert % sllnsIts Mllls'
From From, Ti,,IS haasVTTO p1Ccs;r" Il !" ssa ~ eniIsr
Fro,n Athsns Ia Plymouth.
From Athens 10 pratfs Fork.
From IaspeF, via Elms Grove, 70 Locust.
From Keystono, via Chestnut Grove, to Ew,,
inrton.
From IucMyilla. via mouth Of Bear Greek,
Brapdplts Store; ana a. Mount 10y, " lssteea'i
rIoA Sclo 70 v9F,olison. ,nf, ia
From sddo % lsian vreek'
From Mc9oys 70 Rnexylile' siii
from MliIotn NJ g 70, psl,SsV, ~ mn.
from Nelsonville 70 hattleyNute'
Ensn Fomstoy ty.,, 70 stnsrs ls9
From ron 81 s.ssggIS .ssg's - 1 Ii;sIsst,,. .s
VNf.uVN'
From Forest Grove q Astoria. N.
nas.S I ~ Nh v .,,av * t,.nn " srnsr II ora.
Son ON = = 80 4 u N' - III s.5Ig
tssLsonr;iio Iii P''As'' ' M
S From a stor;a u. Military RIAL 10 Fort
erovs A -N'SS = i's'
From Horizons ID Brady.
Fan scs.sh.,ssI sI N Il ~ caStesbDso
Ron % HS,nlsn SiatieS NJ, Ssthahv In West
yirg;Sia . y y s''''''S' ''-s''''s I =
From Troy q Centre q Tyronyill6.
Rso% , saIdsrssills ss NJ u S,sInSsrgs Silsss
i6s Si, d = M ii ID
TtS,n wsryans (,Ssi X NJ M, avsyil
FsS'n sii;rov n SIslsrylIIs
+ iTs,,,, Sand \! i ~ Is ~ Na,yL es.,iy n n
From milleistowt. to to MeRes's Half Falls. {.
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ffeNtfAN~t
County. fs@@8
WYOMING
Frun F,st Halisck White River:
From Lltanie CITY 70 Cinnebatt City.
Prom laramie Citytp Gilmpu CITY, IN rpls-'z
otado.
Approved. JulY II. 1870.
Fei ll-a--.lla - 81 < Z "a & tss IA
MIR. LINcOLN's G E'rr liSByi RIG q plsAs
TON
we have rcccntly learned fropa gen.
tleman Who long sustained ccnadential 70.
lationswith Mr.. Lincoln. many interesting 4
facts concerning the iunerglilo Of that fes
narkablo man. An incident Or two will
here suffice. Il appears tliat on the day
TINT Mr. Lincoln wentdown 10 Gettysbarg
to oitako part in tho anniversary exercises
on the great battle field Of tho war. be was
suffering constant and intense ,an4 4iety for
his lasoyite son "Iad, who he had 3lett
sick at homo. His thoughts frequently
recurred tohis much loved boy, and h6
seemed nnwell. Under these cireumstansi
ces. ia alittlo country hotel insyiew ofths
bath field, Mr.. Linaoln wrote the greater
part. Of the immortal oration which has
Hbecn read aud admired wherever tie kns
Ieleh lnneuulc is rfad spoken The litGl
mart 6f gtho 6ration Mhicb5hsd been pres
pprcd before leaving Washipgions vas
written wiEltpan aud ink but the part
composed dll6l bis arrival AZ tldlly1oulY
wasEritten With che short stub on lead
pencil onstraegliue sheets ol paper cf uns
toqual btGedth aud lcngtA THIS Original
rough draft with all its iaterlipeesiopsspa
crasurcs sistspow in the possession q
ltbe Private Secretary of tho late
l8Prcsident. ~ was with Ehis mixed
aud miscellaneous manuscript 10 bis hand
that Mr.. Liuccln stopduponthe battle iheld h
aud in q clear, loud voice delivered those
great thoughts which thrilled then aud wiz
thrill always tie htAiaa hsattto is pro-
foupdost deptlisabd will liyclaad bFeathe
through the centuries brloreu Nj Linz
coln was disappointed in M. syeretts
machine cratory; and complained that y
Breaehcd eyers6ody:s ears aud nobody
Heart, but was not sawafe that he himself
had said anything that men would not
wiliinFlyletidic. Ohio Stdie ,J5EriaE s.l
Tho Freemaspns Of Tepnesse, are q
present taking stops with o view Of put
tnE % operation novelsplan for proyids
Ing comfortable homes forthc widows and
orphans Of tho deceased brotherss tsIb "
each grand division Of the State,S says ap Il
exchange. "a thousand Of moro acres oS
iilnn1 nnn,,;rad Nv vift or nncliacso. aud cut
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-12-15

a gentleman lately passing tlrongh . I
Sillage in North Carolina Observable on .
sign IL the road near i tavern the follows
lug lines. which onipqpiry he found % bs
tho offspring Of the landlords brain: X
II John DilsRoFtb, liviIh here. 4 10y
Sells good brandy, gin and beer; 50
Imadb my horde letel wyder, sss
Toilette YOU noSs sell good ayder.2
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-12-15
LOUISIANA.
From Houma to Live OAK.
MISSOURI.

MISSOURI.
Prom Carthage to Galcsburgs
eJsom 0sseelaste Pls6ssAtc Kansas
Z From Butler to Little Usage.
From Princeton to half Rock.
From Marshfeld to GAINESVILLE.
From Hartville to Aurora,
From Forsythe to Gainesville.
Ffom Long Lane to Hartyille.
From Carthage to Keetsyillc.
From Victoria To- Rush Tower.
From Mineryille to Borryyille. f
From Clinton to Quincy.
From Memphis to Vernon, iniIowa,
From Marble Hill to PerryEille.
From Carthage to Girard. in Kansas.
From Pierce city to Washburn.
Form Montgomery to Clarksyille.
From Trentonito Wintersville. IA
From 0sceola to Springfield. a,
From Billings to Washburn.
From Markward to Appleton.
From Conway to Bristol.
From Gallntin to Gainesville.
from G1llatln 10 Alta lsuA.
From AIiIanto Ogesco.
From Lebanon to Iewisburg. olS
From senacat to Buxter.
From Sabine to Butler.
From NIarionvillo to Ozark.
From Nevada city to Crawford, in Kan
sas. G9
From Nevada city to Girard. in Kansas
MAINE.
From New Portland to North Auson.
From West Paris to Sumner.
From Hudson to Bradford Corner.
From Fort Kent to Saint Francis.
From Pembroke to North Perry.
From Springfield to Vim.
From North Newport to Corinua.
From East Corinth to Garland.
From South Weston to Glenwood.
From Mount Desert, via Seal Cove and
Bass Harbor, to Sonth West Harbor.
From Cooper's Mills, vim West WASH
iugton, Washington, aud North Union, to
TIninn