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The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1872-05-16
Ayers Cathartic Pills,

m1 For the relief and
EZ cure of all derange-
g. meats in the stom.
AV ach, liver, and bow
TR els. They are mild
i. 1. j !. d. i. !.
~ IAN aperent, and an
NOM E4HN excellent purgatiye
WEs<B555f $50. ~S4lC table, they contain
Ms1f~ ~WA9,g~S no mercury or mine.
E4EB %sl%4 raj whatever. Much
%Mgs serious sickness and
<NY 0l4 suffering is prevent.
ed, by their timely
use; and every family should have them on hand
ior their protection and relief, when required.
Long experience has proved them to be the SAT-
est, surest, and best Of all the Pills with which
! the market abounds. By their occasional use,
the blood Is purified, the corruptions of the sys-
TEN expelled, distractions removed, and the
whole machinery of life restored to its healthy
activity Internal organs which become cloggcd
and sluggish are ceansed by 1yer's Pitis. and
stimulated into action. Thus incipient di, ease
is changed into health the value of which change,
when reckoned ON the vast mutitudes who enjoy
1t, can hardly be computed Their sugar coating
makes them pleasant to take, and preserves their
virtues unimpaired for any length of time, SO
that they are ever fresh, and perfectly reliable.
Although searching, they are mild, and operate
without disturbance to the constitution, or diet, or
occupation.
Full directions are given on the wrapper TO
each box, how to use them us Family Physic,
and i, for the following complaints, which these
For Dysprf,si.s or Endigcstion, IistIess-
ness, IsnguOr and loss of Appetite, they
ach, and restore its healthy tone and action.
For liver mUlaint and its various synp.
toms, BiliOus Headache. Sick Head
ache. JaHndice or Green Sickness. Bill
iOus Collie and Bilious Favers, they should
be judiCiousiy taken for each case to correct the
diseased action OF remove the distractions which
cause it.
For. Dysentcry or IpiarrlaGea, but ono
mild i'd dose @ is generally required.
For teheuntatisrsa. dsOut. Gravel. Tsnl-
pitatiOn of the Heart, Pain in tho
side. Hack and E1OiDs, they should be contin-
uously taken as required, to change the diseased
action of the system. With such change those
complaints disappear.
For DrOpsy and DrOpsical SweEIinCs,
they should be taken in large and frequent doses
to produce the effect of drastic purge.
For Suppression, a large dose should be
taken, as it produces the desired effect by SYM
pathy.
As Dinner PHI, take one or two PiHs TO
promote digestion and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
bowels, restores the appetite, and invigorates the
system. Hence it is often advantageous where
no serious arrangement exists. One who feels
toeraby well, often finds that dose of these
PiHs makes him feel decidedly BETTER from their
cleansing and rcnovating effect on the digestive
apparatus.
PREPARED BY
DR.. j. C. AVER &c CO., Practical Chemists,
LOWELL, MASS, U. S. Il.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
For Sale by
G.. G. MESSENGER, Druggist,
Ridgway, Pa.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1872-05-16

REV. II. A. PATrIsoN will hold re-
iigious services next Tuesday evening,
May 2lst, at the Cen'reville school
house at half-past seven o'clock. At
the Grave Yard school house, Wedues-
day evening, May 22d, at half-past
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1872-05-16
Car Time at IsidgtUau.
NEXT Sunday is Whit-Sunday.

SHERIFF OYSTER is having an addi-
tion built on to the jail
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1872-05-16

WE notice HoRroN IL MnLER have
opened out splendid assortment of
Ladies, Misses, and Childrcns' Shoes
pnd Caters at their Store, opposite
Messengers Drug Store, aud VIC wouii
advise all in want of spleu lid stock to
select from to give them a call
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1872-05-16

WE have noticed several Dolly
Warden dresses on the street lately.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1872-05-16

stead. ember Term 1871.
Sur Libel for Divorce.
To CHARLOTTE L. SPRINGSTEAD, re.
spondent:
You will please take notice, that the
undersigned has been appointed examiner
by the Court to take the testimony of wit
nesses n this case on the part of the
Libellent and the said witnesses will be
produced, sworn and examined, before me
at the office of Geo. \. Rathbun in Ridg
way. on Friday the Slh day of March, next
at 10 o'clock a. u. of that day. at which
time and place you may attend if you think
proper.
RUFUS LUCORE, Examiner.
Wallis.
A DMlNISTRATnR'S NOTICE Notice
n is hereby given that letters of Ad-
mnistratOn on the estate of VI VI Chase
deceased, late of Benezette township, Elk
County, Pennsylvania. having been granted
to the undersigned, all persons indebted to
said estate will please make immediate pay.
ment, ana those having claims or demands
will present them properly authenticated
for settlement without delay.
JULIUS JONES. ! ,,.
CHARLES McVEAN. NN'"'
ga.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1872-05-16

A GENTS WANTED! For the fastest
"A AMI most popular book-with60 II
lustrations. likenesses of all the Presidents
beautifully bound, and printed on tinted
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1872-05-16
New Advertisements.

Charles Springstead
VS.
Charlotte L. Spring
stead.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1872-05-16

In the Court of
Common Pleas of Elk
County. No. 10 Nov
ember Term 1871.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-04-25
DEs MONIES, April Is. 1875.

N.~,-~~ -. "a 2s.sR
ADiIoss CousifR -Let the people
praise the Lord the legislature has
only four more days to remain IN ses-
sion. What packin9 M ma scatter.
ing there win be when the dav for IL.
parture comes. / infer from the man.
ner in which pictures are being ex-
changed that mutual feelings Of the
strongest friendship have sprung ~
among the members and lost fime
should efface the likeness Of each other
from memory, these photos are reuuir-
ed TO be placed in albums that on iooI-
ing through it the memory 81 So and
So will be recalled, and then win come
the expression aAh. yes old fellows we
were members together IN the Fonr-
teenth General Assembly..
H.F. Al. q bill for ~ act to nrovide
for the inspection Of stock and Grain
scales was taken up and Considered. ~
II provides that the Board Of Snpervi.
sors Of each county shall, aftcr the tn.
king effect Of this act appoint M IN.
spcctor whose duty il shall be "a IN.
spcct all such scales in the county Al
least twice "a each wear. and anv nor.
con using scales that have not been In.
spected shall be guilty Of a misdcmean.
or and liable to 4 fine of 500. The bil]
= a Al <-u4ef
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SOMETHING ABour Yoc cnsEtF.--Sup.
posing your age 70 he fiteen years, or
thereab0uts, caii figure you UP 70 dot,
You hAve l60 bones and $40 muscles /:
your blood weighs - pounds your
heart t I've inches in length and
three incAes in diameter; Il beats 20
times per minute, 4,9W times an hour,
lW,SOO times per day.. and 45,73a.sW
times per year. At each beat a little
over two ounces Of blood il thrown
ont oft; and each day il receives and
discharges about seven tons OF that
wonderful huid. Your lunxs will con.
tain gAliom of air. and YOU inhxle
94.UOO gallons per dxy. The aggregate
surface Of the air cells OF your isAgs
suppOsing them 10 be spread out. .ex-
cceds a0U square inches. The
weight oil your brain il three pounds.
and when YOU are man il will weigh
) ounces more. Your nerves exceed
l1WlOOO IN number.
Your skin is composed OF three lay,-
crs. aud varies from 0nc-fourth to Oud-
eigth oil Al inch i'm thickness. The
area OF yonr skin Is about Loo su,,a,e
inches, aud you are subjected to in at
mospheric pressure Ot fifteen pounds
to the square inch. Each square inch
Of your skin contains 3,5O0 sweating
tubes, or perspiratory pores, each of
which may be hkened to littlc drain.
Tile, one-f0urth Of IA inch loir, maxi
Ing IN aggregate length Of over the en-
tirc surface OF your body Of 90. .lG6
feet, or = tile ditch for draininr The
hr1fyy allnsHof tsAp.{v. vy,S1.,s lnn.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-04-25

y do So men VIA IN sound health
aDd comfortable circumstances, are sr-
rogsn5 fault-fnding, aud disagreeab bio,
and who ought to De eweps iFom the
face Of the Garth; while .4he women
who ere hateful when they are happy
are SO few that they but emphasize The
ruic. Most women are bad only y hen
they are tignd. Sec women peevish
and troubies6me, and you can almost
always see reason for il, and RENE
dy short Of annihilation. They have
too much work 10 do. too much ankle
" or responsibility 70 bear. Their
health Is infrin, their nerves are shat
tered. They stay in the house toe
much. they do not take }u0rneys and
and make excursions. They have toc
little variety Of adventure, scops.-
Gail Hnnsilfon.
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Soa,e of The towns and caties o. Ohio
arc pahiotically einnlstinG eAeh, Other
n the Effort 70 encourage, home mspu.
factures. Messts. Gaylord 4 Co., pro
prietors OF iTnmsnse iron works 81
Portsmouth,, In that State, having de-
cjded 70 change their location 70 a
place having greater facilities, the little
city Of Sandusky promptly offered to
loan tie Company the sum OF 500 600
tor ffteen years II the works we're To-
cstsd IN that city. 4 movement was
Dext started 10 Toledo with the idea OF
Offering loan Of 950lu11 for their To-
cation at that place The Dladt clsjms
II would add 1000 20 1000 souls 10 tAe
population, create An active demand
for homes, besides distributing irom
from half 10 three quarters OFFS million
of dollars per annum IN retail dssslers.
And 60 II would. ,s,
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It is n singular coincidence that Mrs.
'SusannaA White, who came over in tho
MayAower, should have been the first
bride and frst mother In Now Eng
land, and also mother of the first na-
tive governor Of the Plymouth colony.
Capt. Peregrinc White. the drst born
died in Mnrshfeld, Mass. in l7Oa aged
63 years.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-04-25

The republican convention in vir-
ginia indorses the administration, and
urges the denomination Of Grant, and
proposes Senator Lewis, of that State,
Tor Vice. President,
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-04-25
DIS Molsrs, April le, 1877.

n In the JOURNAL h0V1nQ been read this
mornir~ n ~. Hang. NJ n,nor..,,
= ine''
onerod : concurrent resolution to the
enect that both Houses adjourn on the
23d inst. az IL 4. u.
Some members commanded tha. th;s
resolution would conflict with the one
passed last week, ana owing to this
disagreement the following substitute
was offered and adopted:
Resolved, That. when this Honse
adjourn ON Tuesdav Il be NJ n : ,
H.F. 40 was Introduced and r,ess.
ed. The bill provides that hereafser
no bill for the legalixation Of the acts
Of persons or CORPORATIONS shall ID IN
troduccd unless they shall set fnrth H.
addition to other matter. the fsct that
: notice Of the acts 10 be leOa1i.e6 -.
eether with s notice that ss,ch ls.sH.
xation viii IS rennasted had ha.n S,,h.
lished in 4 newsnaper nearest the ~.
cslity afecfed. a Ieast twenty dav.
previous to the introduction Of The Bill
Of leQalixation. 8
Mr.. Duncombe. from COMMITTEES on
judiciary. renorted on s. n. i(sll he;n~
q bill4o provide for thc locs( (inr' estah.
liahinc. And constrncfion ~ fd;f15RSs c,,,1
water courses.
The bill in relation. TO stock and
grain scales was passed TODAY Win (
slight amendment.
81. r. 30k. 1 bill for the relief Of tt,a
Infantile Asylum Il Andrew. Jackson
county. passed. This is X, asyIum
supported bv private Contribution nnd
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Established 4 IN 16z6.
n. r, oJl1y01gQt3,

We publish below letter from ].
B. Grinnell. II appeared in the OF
Eumwa DsMocrdt which was issued
yesterday evening the l7th inst Il |
viii be observed that It bears date !
tie 18th inst at Grinnell, Iowa, while
Dean lives ID Missouri. II win there
fore be seen It once that tho lstter has
been sent direct 70 the Dsmoerdt for
publication, It being absolutely Inn
possible for that letter TO have had
time to travel nom Grinnsll, Iowa, to
Rebels Cove, Missouri, whore Dean
claims 70 live, and then back TO Ottum-
W. in the two days Intervening be-
tween IL date and publication:
0HrHxxI1y Iowa,
April l6, 1072.
Hor. Hrnnx CRAY D1As, DrAA
81 IT ain "a tecslpt Of yoJrs ~
proving ~ hny n ! lisieal speech made &
1See NolnoA Th1a oomnnendAtinn 4
food for ~ tnsrc4nary Once holders
s.swss ~ jSs;< nsSis9s sss in ~ z nsst expect
49, sss.s.s. ~ 81 sSe ~ sssscnHh -
= Ists..- sss .,s-.r. ~ I sIorea ~ - da.
..s@sg. ..sss ,.SS"ss s.i1.-sss Ss,ar.,s.d -~svs
no quarter 70 ron whom ! regarded -
a ahle, bold and consietently bad par
dean. Now when tl,e eoptest 4 over
and you admit defeat and yield ebedi-
enee TO IN Laws ct E9coustru uchous
W9ns e. J sssssse 49, ~.
We caeeos ~ .sssn -. ....- ! "a n
so.y s.y. ~. ~ I. w"niS II not ~ 1siisnt n =
n.s 49, = Ss".sssn 80. 80, sTtss ~
49, ~ . s.s = ..crs @- y 49, .sc.ssssn ~ = nv y.
y yuss slu .'S. ~. ~ q, - r,,Is.Inss ~
eulof10s ot ~ pssst tI..ssrs. = vIv ~, ~ ~
g glve ple1ee ~ ayls lSSue ~ o,sSsa ~
ifatetnlsy i0E 49, Isss.o' ~ ..;nsa 49, ~
you nave psssSs4 49, .nS ~. 49, Z,
courage ard fortitnde and We petsy g
political nesessity quite too good fo
destruction, yet toe base fcr a..imila
non. ous le..es anGn ssss.s.a. .. .,,st -. ~, -
s-;ii ~ ,,cs e - - amssd - fnr the nolifica
smunement ana success Of an intoler
art military party which has forfeits'
the public confidence.
osu Ms, eess 4. -. y q shS,. [ .kst tI,sr a. ~
| sire ffaternity, equal rights and goo
government and they win join in ths
grand movement q . Cmcannsn sa..ns.. s.l1s' MnlS
sa - .hc.. ss,., sS.S .al.sss ksssssn I'
| national support. HAVING decide
a whatis duty, the question of resul
does not concern as,,..;,n0 ms, DSs ,Osl III, II'
, I.s.hs {ct" rc~,or - fsr ri an
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i Il ! - 4
HxU0WAs WAkA
4 i;;L.l..l ...lslsaIssl 10 mos III .air
- -: ,..l!s;s.:. -! a. u.
SAOA y y. ,ls !! !! - = \, - !, I,rs
4 ta'rTT-T 4 .iiasfs !. I. !.
DEs MONIES, April A& IKE. III
Rill be borne II s,Afud AvItdu,
- n fhaf 7 mas4l lUt,sss3 1 " -, Assa
Y little wrsnsie, fhst -toSr a . No. ~
ID House over H. II. "a, 81, -! 1it 4
ltyI around thc a{ssnatnlI ii Teaa,ssl
NJ bill. afFlE sIil 6ss3 lsl1 h
taS CHARGED then. th6t cerfais,
Dol III of ithe blll wero serfcp1aSicns.
"a O...eu 49, -. sn0 ~! uIn Il Was 4. ~
.oI i ~ sne e oonmassee IA l.nN 81 tne sup
R w. lnSempe! 3nc WIN insttue.
uOy inv0otl8Ate INTO The thAAmof Ol
nols q oaii ai oecslns ss g, iaterp pci.teds 1.'
/ sme, 4. Mr. lesae Mied amos1ssn
g, t9 lsluoI tne votc py whieh sne
Dil !, ,secco1mmitted, y ana tniS motion
~ geu ~ tnis morning and 2
~ - ~ s.us slair y y yarned out g ~
~ ~ As1eu g sn2w tnat 70 m
~ ~ ,on 49, 1een l1ade, oas AessfA
y ~ ~ IEe.esnelm I. proved very com
ci q tnat lnserp rp0lAtaone hAd been
90 ld such was Z! me impfession Of
"a uEtns I, 0f q! tne meaaSess. How
~ tnc I'll iemos s ilxeiy g ,conl0
y ~ ~ .s,s 9ys ~ ~ ne lemeln0es
= g ''7ll' ''1ls' - Win y, Dauas 'eg ood-pye ana
lc &. 49, sssa3 siti
~ II s Ply aceea upon Has ~. !
< Z TT xr,.R ~ 80 ~ ~! II ~ =. secssonA,
2, 2, % y sne Is. n f0gfceensh 9 2 \ Sssosssl
IA. .n rehuon g fppropf1ss1nx
VI Osloge purposes. The otIl
Iue0 ptOviaes tnaS saxee ntA5
Snu money appropfsatea 70
u D,lo&s acsoe. eny uuisavdg
wnlcn 4 tne div1ding nne ~
n's StHse ma my Otnef dease.
,eo,, I. IS. u u, ~. s ..5s.siss.
1oa, oclne tne 1ait n1eneione4
nef cay in relation' to' pAcltsd
- i0ezeq ana fec0nh-
=. ]. v. ',s'.s.,si 8 I.
Lver dispmycd o0usiderable
~ snreMQness IN nitro 9aetAe
en0on, W: ., ~ - blH tor -
perms1isatIy ideats tho Rsfcrm
eld g provide nor the reesp-
g ~. Cerver md htg caee
woExed np ana his plAns -
-, 49, ln nve minutes Aftsf re
ucllon q ne biii Il was read .
ksconu, ara tnifu time and paAseG
aryer n ~. csseFves the more credit
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TIE Il ~ 81 "
|9l.SO PER YEAR in ADVANCES.
,aoo A,rss sxrrs rzoH on ~ nsn4ns.
kOFFICE- -Ou the CQrner MaFket and -
"a Streets, over ths tost Onloe.


Nhn Tss.s,,1,,,1lsa f3r2nneflsa and
-. - -. &. .~,,.s.,.,I ]. e,r
a- - . 80 ~. .,...s.- u ....,,
n'iy sDous ss'. s.sr !.
NO nelcenAfs on - 80.
icy naa Desn sope.,a.' ''.s !. =. ...',.r $50
~, msleaa q nas..s s.sOs 49, .c.s. p. assa. "
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osn 'ne a1s 'ns tepuD..0au ~ ~
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NV 1v1e.s ;. 1s -s-.S.1 1..-
men g . = \. '.N--. a4'S -.
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~ snouncel s mess 49,. 49, soIos ~, n. sP
sne'1 ~ svls g ~ 1sSs'sl 1sas-
ca.soss = 'ss.E oWA p1o.ay 80.
yDooy Anow. 4. ~. .n.s =. ~ 1..a 49,
pu''' !" sus.o, =. =, - s.1.. s.
A'.A.S' ..- - 80. .s-,' ~. !. -.
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s0u'1s1. pSs 'I s... ~ -. :. Z. -
Scorstantlv ~ the veretsble philoso-
IN.. .1.r. Ta..-. = 90
u And . fpr Grinnell hs never arri.
IVA 4 tho fnll flood tlde Of Iii beliesr.
n anev arainst the southern people, until
49, ..s ,,s,.. ~ . =. 49, 8. u...a.a
d H.-cd & q. ho.tii,tv "a thaua. No ~
~ ,.construction no meesnrs 81 pun.
s.h.,.,,,. ~ .0n,+ =, 3 I - tre..cr "A.
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Anna Dickinson has a
for the Liberal movt
only = continuation of
Grant and Lincoln, whl
crushing slavery aud RI
shall try and get along 4
without the Dickinson'1
Tilton'A and all the rest |
tviragoes.
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sor;DrnRs BOUNTY.

II will be remembered that some two
years ago a case was taken to the
supreme court, and decision was rem
dered by that tribunal in regard to the
500 bounty alleged to be due soldiers
who enlisted into the service prior to
July ed, 1851, under the proclamation
Of the President, under date Of May
Sd, 1861. This decision sustained the
validity Of the claim, and many sol
tliers, entitled to it, made their applica-
tion for the same. Upon examination
OF the claims the Department found
that Il was impsacticable to carry out
the decision wahout further legislation
and the matter has been pending since.
| On the 0th Of last month the House
passed ! bin aAording the relief, and
the bill passed the Senate on the 10th
Of the present month and 10 now law.
We suppose that sometime will now
elapse before the Department viii pre-
pare the necessary blanks, &C., to draw
this bounty. Those claims already
: filed will be heard from in due course Of
time. We append the law followed by
what the Washington Chronicle says
!, officially from the Second Auditor ol
9 the Treasury
II Be Il enacted bv TIE Senate and Hoass'
y 0f Representatives 0f the United State
l- Of Asnerica IN CoHgress assembled, Tha
g eyery volunteer, nOncOmmiss10net
Oficer, private, musician, and artiflce
2, who enlisted In the military service Q
CO the United States,prior to July TWEEN
se jty-second, eighteen hundred and sixty
~ one. under the proclamation Of tn
- President Of the United States of Ma
y third. eighteen hundred and sixty-On
cir and the orders Ofthe War Departmel
To- issued in pursuance thereof, and WI
,ns actually mustered before August sixt
eighteen hundred and sixty-onc, in
=, any regiment company, or bs
III terry which was accepted by 1
are War Department under such pre-
ers, lamation aud orders, shall b. pa
the full bounty OF one hundred dOlla
under and by virtue of the said pr,
're- lsmation and orders of the War |
49, O6TJ1UCk1S1 ~ AVHC0 - @Alp lstAAV ~ y
,wn enlistment and PRIOR to July tween
-. second, eighteen hundred and SIX
one: Provided, That the same has
= already been paid.
In ! letter Just prepared, the Sect
Auditor OF the Treasury annOuT
~ that con account Of the great mum
stter Of claims for additional bounty Alet
binq this once since January Is, 1871,
claims for bounty nnder the procla
anu tion of the President Of the Un
his states dated May 3 1851, and the {
rate eral Orders, No. 16, War Depaltm
o.. issued Nay 4, 1851, it is impractic
~a to rive any information in regart
two, them until the elaine have been n
had tered and examined, when re
ofY,ce will be made and all the necessar
.,..a formation given. Replies to inqu
nkeo IA regard to the condition Of ind
good ual cases, after receiving ackrcwl
ment that they are correct In f
Nav cannot be given, a. the necessary
animation for reply will only I
o.oI the settlement, and not facilitate
WIN case.
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The Oskloosa Herald, edited BY
Postmaster Needham, has letter
from one w. S. Kenworthy, describing
his recent visit to Washington and
President Grant He thus relates his
interview with the Chief Magistrate
g He seemed pleased to zee m Iowan,
said 80, convcrsed a moment or two
much rs other men, and then ~ l had
no house or horse to offer him, NO ofiic'
to ask for myself or friends, ! thanked
him for his kindness, bade him goos
bye and withdrew"
Kenworthy retired too soon. Hav
ing ncithe.. horse nor house to offe
Grant, he might have tried him wit
an ass, and judging from his repetitio
Of copperhead slang he wouldn't hay
had much trouble In finding the AM
mule.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-04-25

Tho Burlington Gazette come
upon us severely for our editori
gard to the Grimes Mason lett
simply re-af1r,ps that It is {
This, Of course, we expectcd,
not suppose il would recant
Gazette, however, we think
changes the editor of the z
Times with having = fGn KIND
for years past TIT SENATOR
entertained the views expresse|
letter. The TiMss so peri
some months &ego, extolled
Grimes, "a also did the State |
the Fairfield Ledger and maj
papers, and some Of thsm 20
| recommended him for u. 8
that we know the Times woul
tainly have done 20, had it kni
! ator Grimes political sentim}
5 such - represented In that
+ indeed, tho editor Of the IN
90 we'll his views II = read
suppose that others peculiar1
) with the Times, last year,
1 something in regard 70 him.
q this reason, as much g any 4
y = we % cmphatically denied
4 ineness Of that letter, for G1
= not have had the hearty |
ne | endorsement of the Times a
y had he really been opposed
NJ publican party as this so-c
as states he was. We know I
ID, the Iinsss, was for mani
. at Private Secretary Of Mr. q
he might reasonably be suppd
oc- his political sentiments, 4
Ald we affirm that Grimes cou
80 80 written such a letter, and
De- time have had such ardent
ach porters in those who wer{
NY time earnest friends Of TIL
not ton and the Republican h |
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-04-25

The Chicago Post is out for Colfax
for vice-P President