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North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-03-09
STAT216HNY or The
AURORA
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
January 1st, 1870.
Surplus, 26.777 Is
Assets, $226, 777 26

INVESTED AS FOLLOWS:
Loans on bond and mortgage (bsing first
more than one year interest IL due xlas1so A
vaine OF premises mortgaged, $4,000 90
Policies OF insurance held as
collateral, "a a0o m
Stocks and bonds owned by the company losoo O,
Loans ON collateras CONSISTING OF stocks
p, bonds "is and Trust Deeds. 1926 81
n,,a sor nnnsiS n-, 4,l5i 70
items I'm course of transmission" e6l7 u
r rn.sr e. , accrued hut not due s,sl3 81
Cssi ~ r;r.. 'N..,r 433 ~
Cssh in m. h. N"..o ~ . nank' 1856 Is
CO.. o. transmission .sn,n ll.se7 ss
Nss s,. 63S 90
o' -" '''"'c anu All otner property, S,607 a.
$22o,777 -
Losses adjusted and due Non.
Losses adjusted and not due. Il s7h m
Loss's resisted by the company, 1000 60
I. D. BRADY, President.
]. 3. HALL, Secretary.
=. J. Babcock, Ag't,
OVER THE POST OFFICE.
''7 McaREo0R, IOWA.
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MANUFACTURED At MaUMEE cITy,E0H,0.
This Machine . acknowledged to be superior y
any other heretofore introduced in the fact that t
has MORE POWER, Is STRONGER, and therefore
MORE DURABLE and IL more easily moved from
place to place. In addition to the Clovis Powers
shown In the cut, II has the Grapple Hook for pul
ing taller and larger stumps and Also the Ext ension
Hook which may be used to great advantage on small
and low stumps. such Ms may have been burned down
In old fields. This valuable Implement 10
FOR SALE By
J. McHOSE & CO..
No. Warehouse, Mc0regor, Iowa.
600 ExAMINE TT.
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Hawley's Aromatic Vinegar

A delightful and refreshing article for
bathing. also I'm excellent article for head
aches, faiutness, &c.,-Call at PENNEY'S
and get bottle for rs cents, and try il.
Juno 10, 1870, TT
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u" llELMEoLD's FLUID IjxnAc1
Ercut iu all diseases of these organs
whether existing iu male or female, from
whaiss or cause originating, and no matter
Of how long standing. 1t is pleasant il
taste aid odor, Immediate" in action, and
more Strengthening than any of the prepar.
iors Of Ba,k 1r Iron. ~
Those suffering from Lrolscn-lown or
delicate constitutions, procure the remedy
a. once.
The reader mus: lie aware that, however
slight may be the attack Of the above dis
eases, it is certain TO affect the bodily
health and mental powers.
All the above diseases require the aid
of Diurel;c. IIELMBOLD'S EX-
TRACT BUClIU is the great Diurelic.
Sold by Druggists everywhere.
PRICE --sl.25 per bottle, or 6 bottles
or $3.50. Delivered to any, address.
Describe symptoms in all communications.
!: Address II e. ,HELMBOLD, Drug
and qhemical'N Warehouse, 5o4 Broadway,
New eYs,ky ygA
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Opened On the 2Oth July,

y
For tl!e accommodation Of visitors. N,
pains or expense will be spared in rrovi,l.
ing for the comfort and enjoyment Q!
guests.
With the advantage cf y eurorior Irtc
in a healthy and beautiful country, added
tc Tho curative properties Of tho water
AMI the p!cas.ntncss of lhi, delightful vii
laGc, we believe that the invalid or pleas
urc-seekcr'c can find 40 place Of the kin,
hcrcahomt where the limo will he spun'
more rrctitab!y or agrccahly.
The rooms arc large and airy, aul are ST
arranged IA to furnish many convcniunecs,
especially TO families who 10 not w;sE TO
he separated.
The Table will he always furnished With
the best the country aud cities can afford,
and in their culinary department, hey
would say, that they have secured thu ser
vices of these who cannot fail to pease,
even the most fastidious.
Complete facilities are likewise afbrled
for amusements, in word, tho prerictor
| ilalters himself, that lie has left nothhg un,
Jonc that might ailold pleasure an com
fort Of his guests.
a few cool horses an'l hunres will
be found constantly on hand, for The ac-
| co,nmoJation Of visitors.
Rates Of Board:
l
Ter Week.. k:................ l".No
| Fer Month. ::,C0
Special Arrangements vii lc ma'Ir
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Ayers q Asszlo Cure,

For Fever md nouo, Intcrmi;5Hns Fovcr,
Cn,n i'cvrr. IL 'inittcni hcv"-, Durlj
hGuc, P"r.o.lic.:l az fr:oIla r'cvcr, &c,
nnd jrucch al tHc n'ir..u. 81 Which "risS
from naii":ru;, laar;iil, Cr niaSm~i!c
roisonS.
AS IL raTac i'm, ii"r Il ''a"r rupr, ~" ,,nc- rnt
fail. Containing: n"ii!'"r trs s"mi Cnir". III
muil,, Zine, nos any nihcr m'nCi:l az I'","nuus
EnJ%tai,r" WIr.."iUr, il in unStI a. rGI:', :nY III
trnt. TIE uu'' a'ih i,r,''.iIrs. -! ii' .'ur.
III tho anur II, ',ic'+, al" i;.,.;!iy h,.y.d :t'G"unt
and We kCi';'vc without .;,r.:l ~ the history
ui N:ri. n.ri":G'. oar ~ i,'c if.:ili.'i iy ilT.
acknowledgements We receive. I'll Iir '!r:l ,i:tA
rn'':fr'! III ~, iu;i" C:i.c :.u Where ct,: rem
C,':: hit wholly t';,i,l.
thac''l',i:!ri ir."":ie, tiif',r see lCNt in, or
tr,r'iii.r ir"n"i W::.us'r:i,' IHv:,ti'", viii ic
pr",""i"i hi iIHiN:; TIE 'ts 4; ft ';!: s'.ii".
For L;rrr T"". {i"iHi". ari:.in:: from t";.i:l.
iy oi til: IlTvF, :: 80 rTCCi't r,' y, &tiiiIi.
Eitin!s the tii,r ''ii' '....ii.,; :',i:..;r.
For i;'uf III ..,''.s go. Ii.vr t,l,nrl.!nie, it.
Ii; III cH'rrii r':n'''N, I;,r,'u.iH; i:'.iy iriiy
rrn':iihb: care, Mi.vi: ''!y. u!.ti:cuC, h:t'l
i:lii,t..
i'rr;rsr"2 tv ra.. !. &. ti;u; Il co., rr3,tical
AMI An'il i.:! th"ni.t>. Lowell, hIl.s:,, ;.,iJ
ho!d all rolni tlrc world.
PRICE, 500 rEii EO2'TLE.
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" N. " EIGIITMAN.

l@hMEoIn'" FH-m EXTRACT Brerrr.
i" weakness arising; from indiacrc,ion.
The cxhans'e1 r"wers 0! Nature which
IRE accompanied hy so many alarming
symptoms, among which will bc found, In
disposition 10 Evrrlinn, Loss Of Memory,
WakeFulncSs, Horror Of Disease, or Fore
h"l'rg* Of Evil; i'll fact, Universal Lassi-
'n:r, F,'*'n;:':nn. "nd inability. to cn,c,
M" tn" "'i"ymcnts Of aocic'y
Eha ""m ii'ttiru, once aNac.c! with Or.
--an'c hr'hncs*, requires ll.r al rf M,;i
''"c to Strengthen ana invie. rate tie. cys
i"n, Which lIFLMErLU'S EXTRACT
llF'is invariably l"r,. Ii no treat
i'."'', t.: a'i..i;'cl Il" Cun.umi.!icn O. in
ant, rlrnc:.
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liEi.iEoAD's FLUID EA.K,cy AyD Iu.-
':,o'Eb iiosE WASH will ia lic.lly rx!er>
'"'natc hom The system diseases arisipr
if"n habits oi dissipation, At little expense
little or 40 change III Dict, no ncouve-
''t"cc o' ,Nr'snre; completely s,ipcrsed
M these 'n'i''e"'a"t and dangerous rcmc-
1ios. Crra:>a ;.al Mercury, in all these
diseases.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
For Disoason Of tho Throat and lungs,
snch ns conCl,s, Colds, WIoopiuE
Cough, bronchitis, Asthun,
and Consumption,


EAoba'ly rcrCr h"G.rc in the Whri" history Of
nWdlrinr, has ANY ti"n:r WON g" Niciy aul 80
deeply upon t.;r "Uni,nCc Ur m"nLI In,l, - thi.
excellent icmc'!y Ivr pulmonary complaints.
Through y ioaS ,'r!"; oi yea. :,ni a,nou., GiO,;
~ iiir r:.','s Gt Irn u l:,; riI II r aud hi"r
~ i'wrrs timair'n, ~ IL has LCrH'ur l;,l,i knoH
j." ulJi.i m character :.h'! p"w,': I" ru;, the VI
Iinus an"riirhj ~ th. h.n;..; niul THROAT, IaIH
made II known 81. :; rvl.IIr ,,iri tor t:ti:Ist
Them. While adapted Ia inir' iu:in; ui ,i:s"nar
nnh u vOn;c children, i g: li,: same t,r .i,.
m.-i cr!uri rrm"dy thai can h' i>r.. -. il. i'll
lent consumption. ;uui ii'. .l'u!r,,"rS :i!;t.i
"i i'' throat an! lin;,*. ~ ,,r.Ni,irn :.a'.st
turhi"n ATTACK 'f LrO.r, Il sh",.t hr krpt o.l
time. "uiii'. tD CNhi,: ;nd rnu IL, al h.;;ld ho
provided " ih iIi.. ani" to- t!iri,:.
Although settled FnI':nn,,i:,r :, ;'Inu"ii -.
hE ":"i. e':':,"I 9rfilV!, iret been tt.rul,liciv
tUrth, aud tir l't";rt rr"r.rt Ia sound !, .,I.h
- ihn <i"rsY f"i"!"i. - ru'nrlr:,. :; IL;
mastery OYER ti!r ,!i',.tl'rr - t.!c I..s ,,,h
Throat that .hc Taos; obstinate al them si, f j.
W IcI' I,u!iiI,;: 81 rOl, r."'I ii.in uu,!"r the
CHERRY fTr.rTt,i tinN Sub .i,,r ,u ii ,iC?r.
S;"J.'": anal FHtiic %pcufcrs iinI a,.c:;!
prolc; lion ir"n Il.
-f"iLnr - a!":y' relieve! anl cl::G whJliy
Cared ~ il.
E.n!.ri.i!is 10 ;rrnrralIv rur.,l I,v t,,inn The
<IrrD J'r"i"TT! il .''i'il .i,"! r,,lurit '.ra,E.
50 Grnrrn'l: "a" ~ I.';irt lir,,i,, ihat We
nrcI nui t'ul!t :, :. rrriirai'r m than irrc, az
tis ir"rc iI''m 'a.i,,c The .rnil.c i: .'la!lys
;,rc tally naInt'M,ru.
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II gAy!NG deposited 80, ,ono with tao
= 4 t"m,iirH, ''yn"r,I irr tic PRO-
lection 81 lis ,',ii,.y hul.l"rs, Will i-.uc the
''nai !ornis vr LII. ,i'.,i !.nyuwny:.t Fell
rn@.
II IS Mr ""&' Hh'rh Cnmp"y 10 iM
L.. rT." "a ne l!.ui!!
ih: t!:ar;": guarantees to the a :lnh
! the c"%h YHTrr"''cr retire "d his policy af-
ter one ANNA! premium has been paid, en-
""pt in case of fraud.
IL is Iha o"ly ia"e!y mat..ai Cospl,any
!" Ire ScHM.
1t las Il" Siochhollcrs. Al surplus
Profits must hc divided among the policy
lu.d.rs
II Is Moro"%a1y ccDaermiirr
lis Investments arc confined by charter
'' III" most &ci"i S'cnrjits, anI it is W
;'"r The management Of mcu Of wcil.csiab>
'N'!rl ability an,l integrity.
F"rsons desiring any information will
i'lc:ac communicate will, any Vl the off
ccrs.
WM. McENENEl-, President.
f. J.. ALEXANDER, Vice Pres. and
Act.
G.E EOGGS. Scc'y nn.l Cen. ACT.
JOHN I. darcy, NJ. D., Med. Ad-
wiser.
EE Messrs. Thomson :. Fair, arc the
agents G! The above Company for the
Counties Of Ahbcyitlr, New berry, an.l Lon-
rens and W. Joel Smith is the sub-ascnt Tor
Abbcville.
April, 6, 1870. 5o-tf
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IEICE, 500 ZEE Ho2TLE.

Fer sab: hy P.iII. E!t :: LEE, Ajbcyi:l'
june ":., l:::N, 9. l1m.
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W!!iian2s2on Gprings.

FEHlIE large and con moi!inus IIOTEl.
n at this delightful watcrin.": place has
been thoroughly repaired, AMI fitted TAP
with new furniture, under Tie tulnlin
tcudencc ol JOHN A. MAYS, and will
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1870-02-19
THE BROKEN BoUGH.
Br ELIzABErH CAMPBELL.


The oldest inhabitant did not re-
member euch summer such burning,
scerching heat. R13iD HAf
Every one rushed out Of town some
to one watering, place. some to another,
and some few sensible ones that were
tired Of watering places Of all kinds. TO
cool. pleasant spots 10 the country
Among the latter was Mr.. William
Fletcher. .,. Win 4ffE q EGnE
The cool. pleasant spot that Mr..
FletclIer chose, was the very white and
ysry pretty cottage Of a lately married
friend. el'l .sfai .eigs H1a 4fis)3
He was impressed, when be hrst en-
tered that cottage. with the. idea, that
everything within Il and about i was
very white aud pretty. alaa uaip
1.-The ceilings were very white and the
gufnilnfe was very preitys the lilies 10
the vase on the msptlepiece, were very
white, and the carpets were very pretty, !
the curtains 10 the windows were very
white, and the natural roses that IN Iit-
tie .bdbches looped them back. were very
Pp'tiy !; anu th's tos'sE 2 NIsn ~ =
wss y z nQx'Yhite'l pgr'i9g vrsppsEF'
and was very pretty, indeed, either in
that wrapper OF ID any other
N ibid not take MT rlstcntr long 70
discover that n's irienass we r 4nes,
were, as married people should pe, ana
gsnersIly are, 10y short TINE. very much
10 love with each other 1919
HE hoped he Hopld.not pc spn.yes'
Ant, be soon found that thefe vas l'tilr
danger to be sppreheDded from an At-
tack of that kind. His host sad: hostess
found plenty o. time 70 psy hi'n- every
sttsntion. without negiecling inose que
20 each other. and Fletcher ackpowlsdg
ed. first in bic own secret heart auu
then 70 Kane, that he never had been SO
happy 10 biz He that me country vas
charming. and married NE. 70 ali appear
aDce. stsls Of beaiiIude. "a
= Notwithstanding all thl.f y happened
one morning that be ioupd himself ex-
'ceedinsIy dull and stupid, and blue.
Ksae had been away upon sosne busi-
uszz1 since tix clock the presivus eveo
ing. s.epd Kas ngt sefesqp seF soma days;
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1870-02-19

|eserywhers she met hhn when be waA
| not within door. every turn of eve
lrg path her pale face conffontsd him,
with mute rebuke. and mournful, re-
proaching eyes. she threw herself upon
| the ground beneath the trees. when she
was alone. and laid her burning iscs On
the cool damp eartL she pulled the
green leaves and held them between her
scorching hands and laved her ieverish
temples 10 the little streams Of water.
One day she stood beside deep dark
pond. and looked down at the reflection
of herself in the placid surface. There
was fever in her blood. and madness in
her brain; she longed to cool her scorch-
T ing lips BY pressing them once more on
WiIlie's brow or cheek, and then she
thought how cool the water looked
how peaceful it would be to lie beneath
Ia, and mover feel the burning and un-
quenchabIe love that was consuming her
any more. R
| A tree bent partly over the pond I; .
bough, hall broken from the trunk, hang
down till il touched the wster, She
stepped upon il and swsyed up and
down. st N+ -
lit would break. Oh IL it would bnt
break, she said and the bough broke.
I | am answered she cried, exultiDRly.
and sank beneath the water. keeping
herself down ill there was no further
necessity; !; and half under the water she
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1870-02-19

Littls jamie, - soon Is he could lisp
the words, |. Our Father" had been
tanght that words wsrs not prsyer un--
lqss he heart rosa with them. One dny
hs received g present beautiful lit
10 stovs. neatly furnished and ready for
ne. His thoughts were 90 absoi bed,
and his little heart so full Of Joy. that
The hour Of rest quickly came. When
prepared % retire, tha; pretty little stove
le1t % room for the prayer which his
mother wished him 70 repeat. and be re-
fnsed- When urged, hs was stiIl unwill-
Ing. Yes," said bis mother, " you will
certainly ssy your prayers" = Oh, 20.
mnrxer. !" said hN. = don't let me nay pray
en- 70 night. l bel - though ! should
~, Our stsys whichsrt in heaven"
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1870-02-19

! have bssa ouIeunlias lhs 6hount
got,sn out of Wall street ior some ysarr
past b various theIts 10 suind|es. -
elusive Of the regular opefat6rs, and /
sslinats Il Il 6se q six millions per
annnm. This seems en enormon< sun
bat il you will take the trouble to count
up the foreeries. robberiss. e1bezzle-
ments. ete-, you win see en- rather 10.
der than 0ger the mark.
Those Who steal should remember 10
etsaI enough. Ifthey descend 10 petty
amounts they viii be thrust into ths
rombs- II they rob % : nsgni6eenk
ssale they viii enjoy ~ ads&1laSs 81
coppromise, snd the reputatioB Of being
clever sconndreIs- You remember fhs
bank officer Who some years ago went
70 l4Nyer and informed him be had
used > Ahaudrsd thousand dollars belong.
ing 70 the hank. Wi. ..ss.
What have ron done With it 4"
4 Lost It III Il stock speculation"
= Havan't you sny left'f"
. Not 6ys hundred dollas.r
Aod you vsnt ny advice :"
Yes. very much"
Well. then, 20 back 10 the bank. and
tsks two hundred thousand dollars
uore."
: Youfs jssli.x With ms.'
q Not b " lsask Take two hund-
rcd tkoasapi. Confem your embezzls-
nent. odsr b compromise BY paying
sne hundred thousand. The bank will
tsffaIn IRON prosecuting you, accept
your tsrns4 eni ennble yeu 10 retire
With a indspenI3oncs =
The lawyer MS right. The bank did
exaciIy = b sAid il would The de-
Isallinx oiicsr took &C airing in Europs
retnned here. and pretended to resign
% account q bis ksa'th~--N ?. Or.
Cincinnafi Times.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1870-02-19

Ths New York Sim. ia q report Of .
night alarm of 6re. fells the following
story 1hs slaircfse Was bloc ked -
with bosrdsrs sndeayoring to get away
with their bases8e One young woman
exhibited Z ksroism worthy of record.
Sbs was petite, with dark curly hair. and
had Just arrived On Ne landing With her
arms fuIl Of hmick knacks, when slo sod-
denly dropped Der load. and putting her
hand % hef lead exclaimed ia heart
reading accents. = Oh. my blJnds hair +
rushed fnnticallg back, and disappenr-
~ 10 I volume ~ smoke. Thsrs Nas 3
minuls of swfnl saspense 10 TIE bysland.
~ Ut presently the courageous gil
sppoased e ~ top of The sfsir, carry.
Ing about ten pounds Of the blonde cap
Hilary ornamentation. One OF The board
srs aid that this hair vas lately import
"a from Paris st : cost Of Sl75."
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1870-02-19
eETREADY.

| Yes get ready for the spring campzign
Get the plows, harrows and coltiva
tors read 70 do their work well lfyod
have than, zee that they are ell iars-
pair !; nsw coat Of paint will do them
good, and il can Be given them any, 81
these rainy days See that they I'll have
sharp teeth 20 as To bite the soil wei
and thoroughly The thoron9h prepar-
alton Of the coil d half the battle to-
wards raising big crop without i yoa
cant raise good crop.
Get gour harnesses, teams. double
trees, siugle trees and everything you
will need, ready 90 that af The irst open
ing oi sprislg you can take time By the
iofelock and lead him and NOT let him
lead yea. Het your seed ready aud oi
the choicest and best DO sure to get
clover seed If any Of your lard needs
renovatlng. Il makes good pasture and
il makes good hay. II cured with care,
and il feeds the land 20 richly. ee'N
lfyou hare not enough pasture. SET
orchard grass or blue grass and SOW e
early as possibIe--in February il you
can. These are hardy grasses and i
stock i kept OF Of pastnre aitsr TIE mid
die Of August and those grasses are ~
lowed to grow up foot Or more high
viii furnish winter pssturage for stock
and thus save 90 much cutting, curing
stacking, hauling asd feeding of szT
In most winters. ip .this climate. steel
can thus be kept in good condition
without ! mouthiul OF iced. and with Z
little addision o. feed can be Kept il
prime order. See 20 il that soa hest
line winter pastures 10 saws yonr gree'
expense of saving hay. and fse9Sus u
Get ready, lay the plans Of The cuuning
spring and summer campaigns, end wofh
right up to those plans Cblsan's RI
raj World --ss--
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1870-02-19

Locusts in tho East ladies lsy their
eggs lover 100 10 each Iemsle) IL moist
sandy soil, and thsss hatch ID two wssks.
A. aeon - born they crsxiin = sestes-
y dirrctio1, covering he ground u
dense masses for . brsaith Of -four orfIvs
miller, and . length Of perhaps tes o.
Twelve miles. II great phalsnxes They
destroy vegetation In their palh % csm-
plstely as 10 give the idea ths} - ersen
plant had ever grown thsrs, 4 rangs
Of hills will defect their course to The
north or south, 20 will : crowd ofvi|h-
gers beating tom toms No other Or
stacle seems % ptay their eourss. n 3
piece of waser lies IN their path they
swim over it, n ! wall they Climb over
it--ifa vel they fan into Il tiIl Il i
choked mp Myriads ere destroyed 10
this way By falling into diiches and pits
and inequalities In The ground, out Of
which they cannot escape. Myrisds
more may BE- washed sWsy b. heavy
rains whilst they are stin very yonnG.
and rnyriads RE destroyed by bird,
the . Bayah." little larger than . spar
row, which follows The young swarns Ia
Aocks. Locnsss chanFs thsir ekins ssven
tunes. There i an interval 81 Eeven
days botWesn each change. They ~
their wings only after The Iast chanrs,
o. when they are forty s-iine days o'd.
They take three dsys n undergoing
this change, and belors their siaes 4rs
strong enough 10 bear them. When
they can once Hy they ars blown slong b
the wind from place to place during the
day. and rest during the night. At this
stage Of choir existence they prefer =
lighting on trses md shrubs. Nhich they
completely bare 70 ths sDund They
travslin this way from twenty totgenty-
four miles q day. till theJ reach he
nsiehborhood Of the So. WHEN they
taste the salt they die. snd tie people
On the sea coast collect iksir dry bodies.
pound and. eat them. They Iay thsir
ekes only once during their lifetime.
Their yisiis ai]ict The ceanfsy oocs n
twelve ysars. aad thsy coahnss fas thrss
years. v eisets 80 4 4A f1lN N.si'
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1870-02-19

California. with an bet claims of 1
singulsr supesiofity. b nov ID condition
% claim the honor of beiae fhs Banner
State Of The Uni .. She I. he hrst %
nanufacture ailk Ia the Republic, hav.
ing begun litefAlIy o5ope, from TIE esxs'
produced the cotoo,,s and caffie1 he
usual processes 10 he 6conplz1ion q .
beautiful texture, such e. may stand
comparison with he piIk of he Old
Continent Part of the California siIk
has bean SHAPED ints Asts. one o. Rbich
b 10 wave trom he caf itsl a Wsshing'
Ton, and another hou De dome q thr
Slate capitol, 70 sienallss coe q t1o4e
peaceful victories which sFs kenerzI|J ol
more import.ucs q > peorS than n
victories of war; NsH Kork I.issa
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1870-02-19

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D. ustnr> u ha Eauc. killed Ioar 1e,r>.
near Lake City. E1ndlzs Ind|cs1Io1s 81
the psssazc II ZONE Hris4Al fcx1 B hcl4
h tke rocks, he hid dosn hia Old sho<-
fun end procuring long po|e oegsn
costing ,ken out snzrins md <roNI.
inr followed his proce>alnez Hnd he
atepnsd hsck and 1eve|ed ki< Gun IA
time 70 give Ne bie black head ,hal
vas presented d the hoIs QoietinE
cha1Es n ne tyes. he Reloaded. lr1E-
fei Sur ihe incunhenf & t1e 1eIs. eod
performed Ne - cT>retiqQ g ~ pc<t
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