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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-07-05
0DN Nc 80 .
PATENT SPRING BED.

The best bed in the world, 1t is cool, easy,
free from noise, strong and durable. You who
spend onc-hird OF your time in bed, provide your
selves with comfort, it can be had for SO little
money. Not only ease and comfort, but health
fulness is promoted.
TT o M u
It will cost you nothing unless il pleases you.
For sale by j. M. BUSHWELL,
Agent for Manufacturers, and dealer in Furni-
ture, General Undertaking, &C., independence,
Iowa. 5S-lm
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-07-05

THE STATE UNIvERsITY-The letter
from Iowa City. on our second page,
written by one of our Buchanan county
students, affords very interesting &C.
count of the commencement exercises Of
the institution which closed last week.
The citizens of Iowa have reason to be
proud of this noble institution Of learn
ing and it's results. Under the present
talented and efficient corps of professors
it IS attaining standard of excellence
ard scholarship second to that of no col
lage in the country
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-07-05
New YORK STORE, June 25th 1872.

New YORK STORE, June 25th 1872.
To THE PUBLIC:
We shall be. found at our present To-
cation until after the 4th of July, when
we shall remove to the spacious hall Cup
one flight of stairs) known as Wilcox
Opera House, thereto remain while the
old New York Store is being rebuilt.
In order to reduce stock at once, we are
offering special. Inducements.
EAwToN, Bros. q Posi-.
AS is announced above, LaWton Bros.
& Post are Soon to vacate the old
New York Store, going to the COP
era House Hall' while their presnt
location is being rebuilt. For the past
Few days (and. as will be the case until
Few Store is completely they
I'm selling from their large stock
XIV >riccs, in order to reduce.
~ ing how rapidly such
fobL's and how quickly
AT INDEPENDEN avail themselves of
WIN One day last week
4 r,.nter clothing than was
Ea coolest of weather.
One f:sRlEG Sou!' many miles and bought
quiteAa winters supply Of Flannels at
last years prices, being less than the
now-quoted Wholesale rates, on account
of the advance of wool.
Wholesale prices are also well appre-
ciated in other departments. AS an il
lustration: A. gentleman was selling
dress pattern at 40 cents when lady
present remarked that she had paid 60
cents for the same. Another lady came
to match Il dress pattern that she had
paid 80 cents per yard, and fox the same
at Who'll esale at the New York Store
she paid only IS cents .-..-
Let the readers post themselves on
something besides Calico and Cotton
cloth aHd prove the fact here stated to
their advantage.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-07-05

And an Endless Variety of
LADIES FINE GOLD WATCHES,
GOLD OPERA CHAINS, GENTS
OPERA CHAINS, GOLD
NECK CHAINS, SIL YER
VEST CXAZNS, IA
BILE OASTORS,
CAKE B4S-
KITS,
NUT PICKS,
CARD STANDS,
NAPKIN RINGS,
WRITER'S, But TER
DISHES, GOLD l3INGS,
GOLD TEETH PICkS, GOLD
PENS, GOLD WATCHKEYS, CORAL
BEADS, CORAL NECKLACES,
Coral Sets and Rings,
Bronze Ornaments,
Diamonds,
Steer Spoons,
Tea Sets,
Ludtes' Sets,
Pearl Sets,
lee Pitchers,
Coffee Urns,
Syrup Dishes,
Spoon Holders,
G G's a"d GobIets,
SiIcer IHimdles
Gola Thtm5ies,
Bracelets,
Shirt Studs,
Music Bores,
Watch Chaiay
Seal Rings,
BroocheS, dc,
opera Glasses
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-07-05

Let the readers post themselves on
something besides Calico and Cotton
cloth aHd prove the fact here stated to
their advantage.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-07-05
Corner of Main and Chatham SITS.
Burlington. Cedar RAPIDS &
MiiaEseSOta Fry.

On and after june Goth 1872, Passenger trains
on this line will run a. follows:
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1872-03-16

ole cit parle I Cincinnati ct 1 Phi
lsdelphie Tons ces points d'inter.
regation se dressent devant nous
ct jettsnt Ia .confusiou dams lee
esprits. Mais l'smbarras ct l'anxiet4
sont plus grands encore daus le
camp republicans qui est msintenant
rebuilt I Il defensive ct volt chaque
jour IL discorde eclaircir ses rangs.
Il nose meme pas toucher aux brh.
lantes questions de politiqus exts-
rieure qui reclameat une solution.
Grant fit-iI nommt en- juin ct 1lu en-
novembre, que le parti republican,
ne pro6terait pas dn triomphs du
capdidat quill exhibe, car le Pr9si.
dent retourne son habit / volonte
OF ~ connsit qu'un parti ct m
int6rSt 10 pari ct l'inttret de Grant.
Toutefois II nest pas die qss lee
idesde novembre lui seront propices.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1872-03-16

oSs fais sstts pses ieprit.l, q quo vous in.
q: -. !. ?.s .t.i J. i;is :: rs ! y ~ - p
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sara ooas Urban eonas po1r lui dsuaa1sr aids Ct pso-
ssssa - quslqos ehass diasxpisahs Stais sptss sux
Fqu IL gesa yenllst quS hon psuuses u 1SsseoG
pasd russuo Lsoat = Madels1 bdtaaA seussos ishs
--6ss - sst Ul1ais ovse sss eevtsius sstsuy,
% u psass tssssv SOans psa Mslsss; mais est-ii
pas insler a. vots n1es ut plai assbk ~. avan-
|tases dun nistrsbs slpoi cd ,asass1 ctAn6es d
success sss nss .R1vsaire Rlle slasessais psstAsrs
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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1872-03-16

Est,es sus j. y npps6 - Assss NJ 81 uim'~
rive! N'etesvops pas rsaiqa asae nobilsg = 0uass
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Mas reprtl asss me aosts u siolscss Soalss~ou
dee aes j rsssess uas slri1s - soss - pvonss
|gse fortune! Voyes 4s)ss ovssl6us nascsstnt u
essiles proleeosa meat aaor6ss mss premiere sbts:
de ais qss - 9on1sssnsss suut quslquefo9 dfsiks:
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qus j. Doenopterai Asn doateg pes "a lsit@ vous ls
peur, q qeend ls monde croft dstte VOCATION de
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flina ipuAlR ~ bfasShsI d6pouiu6o a. 'tillesk
= idsit ss1ss d Asoss. MadeJsns = eseha sore les
bsbts l'reife. Or a'ssssDis - l'astss, brss
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80 UYsaid iepsiiddun gcste dc mauyaise humeur.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1872-03-16
Les MILE ET UNE
G0NAAIssANCES TITLES.
CLXI

81 WaH5t
nys environ trois cents pirogues
employees ~ Transport des huitres 1 b
Noovetls- Orleans ct chacune de ces
pirogsss ct oedinairenens noutte par
trois hommss. Les deux tiers do oes
smbaroatioas veuant Dc b baie De b.
rataria, statissusut % dock eur huitrss
Dc h rue 81 Philippe; lee autres. parties
du no Borgns, operept lsur d6charge.
ment au vieux Basin. Files ont une
oapaeit6 de ospt I cent cinquants barils
chacuns. Of mettent une scmains par
voyage. -
La saison des huitres s'etend du Ter
sepembre au Ter avril. Les premieres
huitfss sont peshees On ao0t, pres
Do psmbouchurs da Asuvs, 1 Test.
Bient0s Il physionomie des docks de
\ yills s'anims. On porte l 1900 bsrils
par jour en- moyenne lss vsntss faitss
pesdant sept mois /; De l$5 10 barii,
sela dome un total appfoxim,tif de
$3.50. O.750. Ajoutsz le quart de cstte
sOnne pour d consommation do Pet6.
y vous sures m nillion d piastres au
taux b plus bas.
Es dEprd D l'1tenduc dee bsas
l'hsitses q b qoalitl supkrisurs dss
bisaluas, y nombrs de- maisoss osco.
p6es } I miss on sass q en- barils ct
: pssp61ision ~ largo est bsasooup
plm pstit que nous 70 l'aurions sup
poee. u ~ sn . guAss que ept eu
hsie, qui ~ tEeuvspt pas Do lsarsht ~
nesd - dsla Dc Msnphis, oA slles Int
tsot sssors aysc dkayantaes oontrS les
sitts . - Tss1doD Il = ~ des
sxpSdlfioas b losg d. siviSsss Z ssr
b ohsmin De for d Ja6ksoa. LIE pros
ds 90 expeditions ~ sa .ysses d fer.
blAna. II basils = = vsadsnt one M
- sPoints pes 6loigu6s.
Il narehasis - epss s.pidlsnt
~ &x Tquinss psrsoasss paae opvsir
- hsitsss pesdast 4 sai1oo, ssubrs
gui. I d osrt1ias no1I1a1l q ueus
insu66anf.
L'isdsaEsis hsitsiass, nalerS -
tapoeansc. "a potns tveillS fstseai;oo
q b solGsituds d.. Asanitis nnaisi.
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AVIS SPECIAL
uYsAryp Auvprr

4 :.
A dater du mardi, 12 dscembre. un train
do fret circuls entire .Donaldsepville ,et
Westweeo, partant de Donaldsocville ! =
heures du .lnatjn, povr ID NouvelIe. 0 Orl6ana
et statioss ofdiaires, b e4mardi, lejeddl
q 10 samedi, srrivant ! Westwsso l 5 hes'
~ q / 10 Nosvslie. Orieass ! lhe afes n
Asrspsas midi ;eA ! da1ss d II 1Sesmbss,
partaet - y N0uvelleO Osl6ans D b heursa
et do Westwego 1 9 hesres du patin. ponl
DonaldsonviIlc ct stations intcnnkdiairss, u
lundi, le mercredi OF 10 vendredi. arrivant
DonaIdsonville 4 6 heures du soir.
Fret, pour Donaldsonville et stationa
Intermediates, veeu au bas do 10 rue Ste
Anne, Avant 8 hesrcs du matin, 'cxp6dis
b 1heures. h
Pour renseignsments sur 10 pix du fret
s'adresser sux agents G..S. LAMDaY
iWsstwsgo. O. ]. m. KNIGHT, DsnaAsss-
yille., "a.
G..W.-R. BAILEY, surintendsnt ges6rh.
W.J, PHELPs, agent gSa6ral d fret.
.A 1871.
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IA DtBIcLE

+s -lDoa~
Conme. - iedividas. - psrtil
mont qasDs existence limit6s. Lem
.csrdere parcosrue et lsur roIe hai,
p disparaissest d b soeos politi'
qss st entrsAt dams u n6csopsls d
nhistoirs. C'sst V sort dss pArtk
dtmscratiqse q rtpablissin an
Btsts- Unis, ~ dssx grasds soesuru
qui ont oocsps 10 theatre pssdsut
q aquartds d>sls. nsost schsst lsas
missioa. - - sent mutusllenent
sdhets eomme - s6sout sne ssti-
nomie. Cast ! psins d = spsets'
tesr, plaet I h losgss distAaos =
h postlsitl. vsrrs uns mipsts d
d16seaoe sstss h mort 4 rsn q
= l'asirs. Il pasi dlnosratisss
visaet : ~ 4 rsisoa delss l.
pazd rlpsblosin jusqu1 = joar;
.sils pssaiss sAt eonasnti 7 nosris,
ns = fl pliet osstiat l psolosgs
'sas isseils sgonie spres que Ftpts
.sas tssnch6 Il qussslle dslsz s6ose
sion, I second b suivais dass =
'tombs. L ~isil esprit psssista. .
'avse sai i'hostilitt gull szcieait.
.Saas ssla Do souvssax iutSs6te .
daAoassllss id6es surgiSseissk =
natssollsasot aassi d nosy6egk
4psstis u dc nOsvslIes conbisaisoss
pslitiesss - prodsisAiset =
.Oossotgtisa tslls sn'slle .itAits s,,le
sosvssaisstS de- Haats. h ssei1l6g =
.bass ssrvile du 6sd, tsst - =
.fsf coume On rAve. st 10 pasti qui
soutist pss soIonnes dun temple
.lcrosil. recon nseit l'insnist d -
eGesos. HAis ! psise aAil abdiqsl,
ssel u Psissaste ORG anisation sons
lss eoses1e hsaefe 4 . ssosOnbI.
sst slls.seus en- pIeins dSh1cle.
PIE lsn1sAte ai d'sosssd 1sss =
ped ~ psss,it. padslt. agissalt
sslpis = sssl hsass;
lsailuEu6s y AZ oLsSslics = 4
~ - ataaoeeot des ooeSius &
1
W. ~ edD0Df ooOUto = FO1ooGnDI4
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= 11d0o0tU -
80 UfSsiu tepeimd un gcste dc mauyaise humcur.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1872-03-16

nents ssccad6s ct aux maneuvrea
incohtrentes de quelques fsiscssuz
Dc oitoysns rasssmblts \ u hAte
ct q hazard dams la population
do Sud. Ces pionniers on eclaireura
eai cherchent h voie, sont IN signe
Dc rdsurrections st IN gsge Do vitali.
ln; ilsssrvsnt q ranimaut cesx qui
dtsssptrsisnt. et No peuveot. vo'
lsstaires isresponsables, engages
et cenpromsttrs dss uassss, qui
d'silleurs mont plos rien I
psrdre. II est bon sussi que no.
trs soeiSA tssnsfor0le aSsists l
dss- tvolstioss prsparesoirss ct
fasss oonasissasos aveo Ice hom-
mes sui sspiaent ! lhonnsur de
d oondsiss I q 0sillssrss desti-
slss. n ct nSosssaics qu'il y cit
entire 80 msnbrss. encore 'isquiets
st dl6snts, csstast q Schangs df.
l6sA psar qos s'opere Fauit1 indis.
pensabis - sseoas dssfatsrss cam
Ragass I,eotorslss. Dsjl. stcc nest
N
90 On Mediocre stsaltst, nous
,svons " sss conitts st Clubs -
reesnts formation rsjstsr de leur
ssin de- psliticseas jsstemsnt sus-
escts ct crop iosgtsops toltrts.
Gslss Spsrasion fAt-slIs l'sDique
bts6aos dsoss prsniSres ssatatives
q forsalioa q pasa. W ssrait
|sassss Hsa d zen applasdir. Files
seront beancoup .piua fScondes |;
sos-ssslsasat iss grospes 7aoa-
~sAnx renpfont Avec Lee honmss
ct les chOses da pass6. mais iIs se
plsceron< en- faee des realities du
psIsent = coutsmplsrsst les per-
sPectives % lhvenir. lie donneront
l'sEsapIs lss ooassssiess libsrales
ct des prooedes 6galitaires. ct ARA
ehcsopt sisisi asx snnemis & asx
exp.eitssrs Dc peys les usilleores
d lsuvs asase. -
U.s tais 4 vsla dss ansOhsoais-
n6s 6srmS. ssss sortoas a. dldale
4 4 reoonssracaiee ct nous nous
srisstohs vsrs l'svsair. 10 tout est
dspro6tes S's.s rods sspbsisscs %
- aaieik - ssasAgs les soosadons
sspidss. Il regss = 81 nonsnt "a
EcsisiasS, CONNIE dams lss ~ frss
Dsdns'du o. NE, esrtaIss hesits-
siak EAsG1 lfsitsss shls - ssea
- dllsntssrs - 'l'esSssi.g lDqsls
~ - six.allos - azanosas ~ I!
Estil preferable o ooaoessir Az
lSoh - orsat = = n1Fiter
pr \ - ego1lgo1s q = pssessGiss
1o0 80 ~oae.xieaS - -.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1872-03-16

IL soussignS . l'honueur De prlyenh
la families qu'il = S1atgefa De feotrs stieu
des toubes dam le ecimetiere dels psroisse
St.Jean. Baptiste, ainsi que de l'oavertare
des fours,ds b co6Gtysction De- moauments
ct d toutes ~ ffpasations stceseires au
bon etat de ce qui lui sera cop6@. H. Z "'a
6mas 1862. rAusf1r KoDHrGrx
@S S'adresscr, pour renseignenenas, soit
an R6v. in. Ravoire. cur6 De rEglise
St.Jean- Baptiste, soft au signataire da
present avis. 4gtxAH u fsasIT A E
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G. 4. c CHAPOT HI
FEReLANTIgR " =
anslAAssEuss Bourbon q alsnviiie
uOUvRnlR-onLlA lAaa. Z akse

O6fe 80 nombreuse clientele nm gfaad
assortment de Dsleao1res en- xinc q On
fcrblanc, Dains ~ stAge, Dains do
Piras, Dsins Ac Deaehes. 80 ~.
Anssi ane grande vasitttd stoves Dc
0sasss de- cheminses, de tontes GRANDEUR
Basssrirs ds Csisise, Do toutes qaslil66
tYLes ororss sssons ex<sut6s avec soin st
prosnptitude OF 1 des psix m0d6rss. NILS. u
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1872-09-27

A BEwILDRRED watermelon peddler,
caught in town last night, stood on the
corner of Fifth and Main, and watched
with curious interest the Grant and
Greeley professions as they passed
along the latter street. As cheers went
up for one candidate and the other,
the face of our country friend wore
curious expression of disappointment
and disgust. At last, seemingly un.
able to restrain his outraged feelings
he rushed into the middle of the street
and gave one tremendous yell for
"Seymour and Blair" This seemed
to relieve him somewhat, and he re-
turned to the sidewalk with the def
ant assertion that she wsrn't afraid Of
all the black abolitionists in town if he
war alone" A Democrat who eats
crow, hearing the well-known cry,and
scenting a vote, approached the soli-
tary champion of lost cause, and en-
deavored to explain to him that MIR.
Seymour was not candidate, but
that Mr.. Greeley was now the candi-
date of the Democratic party. "Gree-
ley"-he gasped in reply-"Gree.ey'
Democratic candi-oh hill! Greeley"
Ten minutes after, an empty water
melon wagon, driven by a furious man,
dashed loudly out the Lockport road,
and high above the clatter OF the
wheels and the Impressions Of the
driver, came the fearful agonizing wall
of "Greeley Democratic candidate )
oh HILL ~
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1872-09-27
WHAT H.G KNOWS ABOUT BEER.

A Watertown, Wis, brewer recent
ly wrote to DR.. Greeley, wanting to
know why lager beer sours so quickly
in hot weather. The following was
the reply:
CHoPPING GRoUDs AT CHAPPAoUA,
THERMoMETEE 1O7 deg. AND RISING,
Aug. 1, 1872.
HONORABLE BREWER ~ Having
just finished telling and trimming
three giant monarchs OF the forest,
and walked to the Postoffiee and back
distance, two miles one hundred and
thirty-eight rods; time, eleven min
utes eight and three-fourths seconds,
and if you doubt it. you are liar and
a Democrat), / hasten to reply to
your inquiry"
81 have ever considered lager beer
a most villainous compound, and the
matters and drinkers Of it all a pack of
inherent scoundrels as you viii see by
last years Tribune, which paper is er-
clusicely agricultural its character,
specimen copies free; low terms to
clubs during the campaign, in which
/, OF course, take-ac Part, only de9r-
ing to heal the wounds 6A1QlGlo4f
strife clasp hands across the bloody
chasm. and roll on the ball until the
minions of Grant, the despot (who
was lauded by me in the Tribune only
because / was fettered by party
shackles,) shall tremble before the
majesty of that mighty wave which is
rising and bearing me onward and up
ward to the pinnacle of political glory.
The reason why it sours is that the
hops are generally dug while green.
If they were left in the ground until
the skins on them become tough ard
red, We would hear no more about
sour beer. Stale Graham bread crusts
are good substitutes for hops. Give
them trial and report to yours scien-
tifcally. "HoRACE GREELzY.
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THE Springfield, Mass. Rspu6liedn
follows Mr.. Sumner in telling what
Massachusetts men will follow him
into Democracy. 1t says: sMr.
Hooper is strongly attached to MI.
Sumner personally, and has long
been out Of sympathy with the Grant
Administration. He is al1so1
tain to fulfill the prediction made for
him. But Mr.. Hooper writes that
he "shall support President Grant
for reelection Again the Repxbli.
can says: "Mr. Buffington occupies
similar relations and feels in the same
way, but he will hardly move with
out making certain that his contitu-
ents will follow him." But Mr.. Buff
fington says: 81 shall vote for Grant,
if / vote alone in Massachusetts-"-
And yet again the Repu6liean says:
"Mr. Dawes is. we believe, in the
Adirondacks. HIS district will un-
doubtedly respond to the suggested
change on his part, and is most likely
to be for Greeley, whether he is or
not" But on Wednesday evening
Mr.. Dawes spoke for himself at Low
Vile, Lewis county, New York, say
ing, "Already the financial interests
of the country suffer from apprehen-
sion of the success of the Democracy.
No greater calamity could 5efaa the
country than TIE election Of Horace
Greeley"
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Xf1iaipns.

F1Rsr PRESBYTERLAN CHURCH, Rev
- Pastor. Services every sabbath al
I0JIo,clock. A. NJ, and7 O'Clock, p. III. Sab
bath School u o'clock, A. NJ. Prayer Meet
ing7 O'Clock P. NJ, Thursday evening. Cor
ner of Main and Hardin streets
FIRST TcoyGREGA7 7IONAL CHURCH,Rev.
W.S.PetersoE, Pastor. Services every sabbath b
at lO% O'Clock. A. NJ, and O'Clock, Z. AZ.
ing Z O clock Thursday evening. Broadway,
south of Main-Cross street.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL HURCH, Rev
oliver Kennedy, Pastor. Services every Sab
hath at io1a o'clock; A: NJ. and d o'ci3eR; pasr r:
Meeting o'clock Thursday evening. San
west OF Main street
ENGLISH lCTRERAN CHURCH, Rev.
Geo Miller Pastor. Services every sabbath
SABBATH school at O'Clock, A. NJ. Prayer
aeeting7 O'clock Thursday evening. CraW-
ford stree, west of Main street.
UNITED BRE1HREN IN CHRIST, Rev. T.
]. Harbaugh, Pastor. Services every Sapoaih d
bath school at $ O'Clock, A. NJ. Prayer Meet
ng7 O'Clock Thursday evening. corner OF
Crawford and West streets.
CHURCH or GoD, Front street ,westof Main.
Rev. J. w. Awkerman, Pastor Services on
PAN. % sabba.f-school b at ~ p. NJ. Prayer
meeting svery Thurs day evening at
o'clock
SE MICHAEL'S CA1HOLICCH OhCH, heE.
J. b. YoUNG, Pastor. Every other Sa6oath,
First Mass at O'Clock, A. M, Hlgn MASS :lnt u
10. A NJ. Catechism al 2, z. NJ. services IN
English, German and French. Mass every
nlorning al o'clock, A. NJ. West end OF
Main-Cross street.
{; seRMANLU7HERAs(S Isl. Join's CHURCH,
Rev. NJ. Buerkle, Pastor. Services every
other Sabbath at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, SaDoaln
school at O'Clock, A. NJ. Singing society az
O'Clock Friday evening. corner OF west
and Front streets
ENGLISH REF ORkED (S:- Pdnp9 CHURCH,
Rev. Josiah May, Pastor. Services every
other sabbath at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. East end
of Main-Cross street.
GERMAN NREFORMED CHURCH, Rev. j. g
Ruhl. Pastor. Services every other SaDbatn
at Q O'Clock. A, n. Sabbath school i.,at,s at
Wednesday evening. East end OF Main-
Cross street.
hyANGELICAL CHURCH, Rev. Wm- Whit
tington. Pastor. Services every Sabbath
at i0% O'Clock, A. NJ, and O'Clock, L. NJ
Sabbath School at O'Clock, +. M prayer
meeting Wednesday evening. sancusky
street east OF Main-
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Tuesday, October 8, 1872,

between the hours of 6 A, NJ. and 6P.M :, and
are requested then and there TO vote for or
against the construction, in manner afore-
said, ofsaid proposed railroad and the several
matters herein specified. You will express
your opinion in regard to said several mat
tiers and things by voting ON your ballots,
either "Railroad-Ies," or "RailrOad-No," I"
as may be your wish, as provided by law.
WILLIAM HOWARD,
RUDOLPH NEWMAN
Trustees ofPortage Township.
OHIO SHANE, Township Clerk.
Sep. q, '72-5w.