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The Portland daily press., 1864-09-02


New Haven. June 18th, 1884.
Messrs. G. q. Clark L Co.-Geafiemer:- Sesire
to make known the almost instantaneous ELECTS ef
Goes Dyspepsia Cure, in cases of sAoiera morbus
had been for twenty -four hours purging at the
stomach and bowels, every fifteen minutes 1 went
into your drug store TO procure some brandy, Is 1
had always been tod that IL was good remedy Tor
Dysentery Ny psllid face and my weakuess Al
once attracted the attention OF the clerk in charge
and ne asked me at once what 10 the matscrs"I
rephed II have been fortwentry- -four hours yomit-
ing and purging and am unable to stand or walk
from weakness. and this deadly sickness at my stom.
iIa Of Gnss n prosaes @ me de produced bot
after dinner"
medicine my sickness at stomach gone its eect
was instantaneous. In sn hour eat my dinner i'm
as good relish as ever hungry man partook. tas /
was well cleared out OF food.D and followed by a
teaspoonfai of cure. have not suffered q particle
OF Inconvenience since took the remedy.
Its action was so wonderful and so immediate
that could hardly believe the evidences of INV on.
senses and desire TO publicly make known thsss
facts, that the whole world may avail themselves of
ones house. and believe that no one should 20
away from home without bottle of II ia his pocket
or where it could ,: qaickly made available.
One Of he Tpenty.sss
New Haven. July Ilth, 1884 >
MR. Cos-Str;-Haying been troubled with the
Dyspepsia for some eight or twelve months have
taken the usual kinds OF medicines which have dcns
he NO kots sAN ltuf AheTustment OF a medf-
cine to care the Dyspepsia. I have tried H. and
found it TO be ThK medicine The frst Is drsps 1.-The
Ith Of June that took relieved me In one minute
have taken II three or four times bat have had no
distressing feeling In my stomach since taxing the
first 10 dropsi al hough before, could rot eat a
meal and sometimes no more than three or four
monthfalls " thout distressing me.
Respectfully, J. y. WOODRUFF
New Haven. June lIth 1884
Mr.. CoK-Dear Sir The bottle Of Dvssen.ia
Medicine received from you. gave insfsntsnssus
relief only used u when my food distressed ne
IL was about Ike taking two doses to-eay one 70.
m 1rros then every Other dsy. Increasing the saan-
ttr 81 food and decreasing the medicine anti was
enabled 20 eat without takinf q snythinx AZ all Nv
case was extreme one. having suffered for seven
years ] aow consider nsyseif cured and by using
only one bottle sf medicine In the space Of tve
months. The dose wsss tsAspoonfai.
ELLEs 9. ALLxs
sold BY Druggists in city ssd country. every
where.
Price eI.oo per Bottle.
Orders BY mail, from either dealers or consumers.
promptly attended to.
G. G. CLARK a co.
HAslesais Drpesisss. Esv Aavs~, os...
Prcpristors.
sold Portland By W. y. PhnIip., n. u Hay.
snd AL sthsr ce>iers. nsrsAscodiyN ]
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PORTLAND AND KENNEBEC R.R.
SPRING & sUMMEK ARRANGEMENT,
Commencing Monday, April 25, 1854

Passenger trains leave Skowhegan for
xHx@kxfort and and Boston, at s.45 A. Al Au-
gusla, IL .OV A. NJ and Bath II 10 +. NJ Augusta
FOR Portland and Boston at $40 A, NJ; Bath 80 A
NJ.
Portland for Bath, Aus usta, Waterville KendalI's
Mills ana skowhegap, at l.l0 4. NJ.
Portland for Bath and Augusta S Is L. M
Passengers for cations on the Androscoggin Rail-
road will char &c cars at Brunswick
Inc ~ N. train from Portland connects at
kendaii's Mills with Maine Central Railroad for
Bangor, &c arriving same evening
Stages leave Ba for Rockland at A. NJ and 9
M
Stages leave Augusta for Belfast at 4PM
Stages leave Skowhegan at G 10 p NJ for Anson
Soon, &c.
Through Tickets for all the stations on this and
the Androscoggn Railroad, can be procured in
Boston at the Eastern OF Boston and Maine stations
April Is. 1864 ap2stf
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Mr.. Coe The bottle OF Goes Dyspepsia Cure you
gave me has backed up your statement concerning
H. have only used half octte. and can eat pine
apple short cake or any thing slre without trouble
taneous: JANE A. LOWRY
New Haven, June is, 1884.
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To Lei.

INOUR Ofhees single or in suites. over Store. Nos
1852 and lb4 Exchange Street, opposite the Inter.
national House. Apply oa the premises 20
b4 dtf A. l.. BROWN.
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CHEROKEE PILLSi
SUGAR COATED.
FEMALE REGULATOR.
HEALTH PRES SERvER,
CERTAIN AND SAFE,
For the removal OF Distractions. and the insurane
Of Regularity In the Recurrence Of the
Monthly Periods.


Of Regularity In the Recurrence Of the
Monthly Periods.
They cure or obviatethese numerous diseases tha-
spring from irregularity. by removing the Irregular
ity itself.
They cure Suppressed, Excessive and Painful Mem
situation.
They cure Green Sickness tChlorosis).
They cure Nervous and Spinal Affections, pains In
the back and lower parts Of the body, Heaviness,
Fatigue on slight exertion. Papitation OF the Heart
Lowness Of Spirits, Hysteria, Sick Headache. Gid
diness, etc.. etc. In q word by removing the Irreg
ularity they removethe cause, and with 1t ALL the
effects that spring from 1t.
Composed Of simple vegetable extracts, they con-
tain nothing deleterious 10 any constitution. how
ever delicate-tbcir function being to substitute
strength for weakness, which, when properly used,
they never fail TO do.
All letters seeking information or advice viii be
promptly. freely and discreetly answered.
Full directions accompany each box.
Price 81 per box, or ak boxes for IS.
Sent by mall free of postage. receipt of price.
Sold by all respectable Druggists.
DR.. w. r. MERWIN Co.,
SOLE PRoPRiEToRs,
No. 90 Liberty-st.. New York.
febse cd eowly
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Rare Chance,

ITO purchase stock Of Millinery vxh rent Of on.
IL Of the best stands In the city, address througs
20, y7en xiLlISER, Portland.
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"a CLIFF COTTAGE, containing over 40
- kssa rooms, large stable and sheds-situatedtw two
M III and one-half miles from Portland and the
issS < finest situation in Cape Elizabeth for wa.
ia@s=sa tering place, and summer boarders. For
particulars enquire OF GEO. OWN
ap7 off l0l Congress Street. Portland
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PORTLAND, sACO Il PORTSMOUTH
RAILROAD.

SUMNER AEGBMgETS
Commencing April llth 1854
lSunssHFsSa Passenger Trains will leave the Sta.
sffk@Nz% ton, Canal street, daily, (Slndays ex-
ceptedl as follows:
Leave Portland for Boston, st s45 a. M. and ace
Pm.
Pm
Leave Portsmouth tor Portland, Gt 1000 A. NJ and
$50 p. NJ.
These trains will take and leave passengers at way
stations.
Freight trains leave Portland and Boston daily
FRANCIS CHASE, Superintendent.
Portland. Oct. 30. 1868. oc3l edit
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MEDICAL.
Elixiri Elixir
DR.. WRIGHTS
REJUvENATING ELIXIR!
OR, ESSENCE OF LIFE.
CONTAINING NOTHING INJURIOUS TO TIE
MOST DELICATE.
Elixlri
Elixir

WEE Rejuvenating Elixir ia the result Of modern
discoveries in the vegetable kingdom, being an
entirely new and abstract method of cure irrespec-
tive Of all the old and worn-out systems.
This medicine has been tested by the most emf.
nentmedical mon of the day, and by them pronounc-
ed to be one of the greatest medical discoveries of
the age.
One bottle will cure General Debility.
few doses cure Mysteries in females.
One bottle cures Palpitation Of the Heart.
A few doses restore the organs of generation.
From one to three bottles restores the manlines
and full vigor Of youth.
few doses restore the appetite.
Three bottles cure the worst case Of Impotsncy.s
A few doses cure the low-spirited.
One bottle restores mental power.
few doses bring the rose to the cheek.
This medicine restores to manly vigor and robu
health the poor. debilitated, worn-down, and de
pairing deyotee Of sensual pleasure.
The istless, enervated youth, the overtasked men
OF business the victim OF nervous depression. the
Individual suffering from general debility. or from
weakness of a SINCE organ. will all find immediate
permanent relief BY the use Of this Elixir or Es
o[<eof Life.
FSicc % per bottle, or three bottles for as, and
forwardedby Express. on receipt Of money, to any
address.
Sold by all Druggists everywhere.
DIR. W. r. MERwIN a Co..
SOLE PRoPRIEroRs.
No. 80 Lbertyst.. New rork.
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H.B.-LADIEs desiring may consult one oftheif
Anos ian1 dkwly
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A TWO story wooden house. No IS Adams street
n IL finished rooms convenient for two families
plenty OF good water For particulars inquire OF
J. WILLARD
Portland. MAY IA, 1864. maylseodtf
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The Portland Daily Press,

helargeaf daily paper east of Boston. and having
larger circulation than all the other dailies in the
city combined. 10 published at the ONCE in Fox
Block. SO 1-s Exchange Street, every morning
Sunday excepted, al IS 90 per snnum.
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/ TN Caop.4The crop Of wheat which i
being harvested in this county looks well
and promises mir yield. A gentleman
with whom We conv0rsed . few days since
informs as that his wheat IL about two
thirds yield, while his oats and corn were
| never better u ddiY Register.
N HoRBIBIE Y AcmDENT.--It becomes our
painful duty 10 record one Of the most hor-
rible accidents that ever heppeped tn our
county. James Painter, . man MA came
~ the county last Aprine, and Fesided E.
1.!st 9F NE Grove Enlse ns ie ,natsntlv
The front end of his load Slipped 81, and
be .w4s thrown down behind his Afsess-
TbeY immedi1tely took fright and fpp on,
kfckiuG ana com p1etely m8ahinR bin Hkull:
the load also passed over him. One of hil
legs was broken ID several placea< and h1e
Whoae body mang1ed IN = fearful mennef.
He leavee o.wife and two or three children
70 mourn his urtimsly fate.-- Les0is Mes
ses0er. @1aa 49, NH. ~. Y, 49, !.
!. The SrAxIdou BAsHAwi SOLD HQ1
IS, 900. Mr.. ~ yseksou, Of this city, Agent
for Med. "A. 0reens b. eold tho eelenratSd
i've thousand dollarA The nurse was
shipped ON the steamer Auacatipe yester-
day. Weregret lolip9 20 valuable horse
from this seCtions but presume It cannot be
hAped.- M.seaffa 1osrseA !, 80 asqs
Tho lowe ssAle Tsachsrs' Association
win hold its C0nventaon this yealG at Du-
buque, scoe6menclDg ON the 18Th Of An
gust The teachess Of Dubuqae are ms
King preparations TO make this COnven-
ton one Of interest and profit to those who
shall attend.-I6. 8a7W e. pssaAi' - i
CH1rcH buos.-.sRiches. take to them
selves wings and hy away" 30 in like man
above named pests, the chief depredators
Of our day and times. would that their
exit were q final one, and not for this year
only. We bid them m unthankfnl fa1s-
well, and by burning and clearing our
farms Of all useless rnb6A&e We VIM, as far
eraffons. Let every one do 81 cover
against his own house'' and farm, before
the coming winter shall canss al such la
bors to cease. Dubuque Tines. a
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To prevent steers from jumping fences,
clip of the eyo1sahes or the under lids, with
q pair Of SCISSORS and the ability TO jump, IS
Is e1ectnslfy destroyed as Simpsons pow.
NAL WIN not attempt fence until the eye
hshes are grown again.
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RAILROADS.
B. / Q. AlR LINE.



n Ola ~ Only Rel1AAle 1onte ~.
From Burlington 70 Chicago. Detroit k.,...
Pittsbus4h. PM slthh, Baatsmat, Nsx Y Va
and al other N1yefn and South Eastern Cst;o
=. t5aAn connect g Mendoea with % ni;vcA:.
Central R.dhodd North. and South md q CT
20 both the Moon on6EEVeEiuG ifmin0r I<l
trains connect Wlth Ill tho Ereaf EeafoSn -,
toed 4eateA 1919; ~ s4R H ,v4AX l1eToif II
Sh IVA Iolqdo anAPittsbuEYh and II, NM
Rn VI ~ WAynAtOf which p1Uea - ~ y.
Only t.saty Sears - tdsnn susnnnsx.on u 4e,..
35{fses eea" en'aA q an ON .9ess isaSi
IT, lehscled 1heuaGA . pstsoaA 49,.
az fl IS 1ea, ia 11sRI ::d &c. ns'l
T1ckeka lu9 this great Eastern thU09ah~-
oalo q OttnmWay 3AiS0eld, NJ. rl0as05f ~
IL 49, 4ee cornef' front snA waapr d6Sse
nGIe1S ~ 0zs atAnnnsas - ths Nishttusa,.
aisss'env = ANY e,ne1 seesi nosposA
.v11nl-1Uh bra 0AA1nl CA 102n
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Jaw sSsq w 1s sasss p '' !. -
Es1pes !! George AgI2ay:. x;.set 81, ~
4 nhy Jlass Burt s. ApGb - g. sfs: 9 q
~. dayv Alnce ~ Governor 49, Qn con oi;.u.
WOO s,sus 81 sEEssss g Il issty ssrs
ii Il SSeSTct5eiSOy - IL s1hdhs willeoo!
81 nDo11A4uutoasso ia 81 ssn g -. t.-..
oai . 1ufplvW1saanose e.1d 49,: ~, tne !,
nj ss9a.nanssssiss ~ s.S.ssS eSss.sd sns
49, 1aY9r besn caught-DsbaqSs 1sses'
-HzIvDr.-HaTvsSf,ng q going =
w611Sot dnons1pel6n - sw1Ather bsan(
sTsin crop in SCOTT county win b lalge!
set1et4!sNeegsee9A hseei9tz cug ~
N.Y. klss basss3s;s 5dsss's: -
ssada yT1I nSsShuoff lqssssetsF 1tthnsaes IN
cose IL tKe NV odiaw biz acroibI ~
11iasissippl q that plaes- = - hundred
-swa - 4Aoappads .xtsdMEis4aer hun
sls:ai91reR leAls SaqVlElngzsovsaay-aSs sone
sAG it96E0bdes ostalnR abouf' 60 aundrsd
IS sanosisal baiGecf Hlhil6sf.,s 800 ss il
.'5raa =. Slesips piliasy ,ssns N NJ sGse
nom The DGvanppee aasst1essie attns -.
MILITARY ITEMs.-WaMu1ic4t1Dat Adm
.1xue OUne11l Baker n h1viNg the arms Qad
eq1ipsu9 ~ fheou1lnneeetore undsr
49, ssssIsIs 81. ssnS 4 szms. 1sn
- No. Is . -. - ss.aesg e.,
Iii vd Adju1Gnt. A1neEal Baker receved yes-
terdaY0 n1au1s Of ooaogD fA1d bQetlo nA&9
from The 10Th and 2lst Iowa 1nfantly Reeis
0e0tsy and oeet than forward % the Stsse
g~~s fnspU tim
saeiresWS learn That arrangements have been
.ssAlJ dn5il6 81 Gov. Neone 10 have q number Of
saa4st l0Va aick and wounded soldiers transfer
1ed ffom the hospitals at Keokuk to Camp
&c 1reCaellam HunpitAl III removal VIII
d II probably take place in > few days.
~ab-lA scamp BY the name Of voorhies, At
Fairfield, ssfoIs COW nom ,. G. Curfman
and sold It TO . butcher 1Jhat plaO. He
also diddled some Of the citizens II Fair.
.ssa Asld 70 tAss emount Of el6o or goo, and
~. I ihsn sioped % parts unknewn. We CLEAN
-s.rs HON ne 1sdesr. i.ss So ss, .ssis.s !.
sanss TheseNin bsla Rhion HAsatiAe Of al the
isloasC hnfcAes q Ottu6 - National Fest
= .ees Bay, August Ahs e To = :. Church, At
- 10y !. i. Addlt ~ WIN % delfvered1by
: @1sssvsaal Of he pastou w CLEAN ftom the
Cosrisr. .xsnoaa sai~et
aea'qc There va su4or hRseu. Monday that
iase no armed rebels WeuO zNuncents1Aed at
ser KlrkSville, Adaif eeontSs No, and that
~ Unioa msn had besaaeeet q Lfnca.-
bas efthie placs, but " AAyape confrmattca.
I A. uAca1tle buyer 81 Rlopm6ald, report has it,
49, was driven ont o. Lancaster Z lev days
ago, and travelled % faat that he killed his
ss o Tssf ss s sgesn. ssa ste s:
necfed thaf rerortn RON 100 viii Ne en-.
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I 5o,ooo

ID or t1som in luse i tasjo aoountY
and 80T0D0s raa#4E 81 fa tTa~A
ia 1hess are the only nnooeblnoo nahins
the lock stitch nth he Ret0tjn6
Nook.
Ars profltablo md available / ~
time g
Equal to ten eoansoerooooo. !.
:, An annual .0Dvldo00. e 100 . ~
pG SeAk ION Asif coA1 nay g obtained b
oOe t11olr pooo6oooS. .
II 0looo 0loegs.p Process. q ~.
la) 90 enly - - viii tAses 1ae6iace.
n 1Asy vim Hem, FEN. Tuck, 0athsr Bind, -
"a. Z sasE T. HaNkf TleBLKA. ASent, :
id ~. b~a assh -. BuRlington, ICvA
r.whcm m Orders ahouM be addressed.
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1lA ACRES-The n. w. IA 22-R
miles east o. Koasuth. 40 acres il
eut0vatton-e small house thereon. ~! sale =
ercAGeoe far Greenbccks. PEace ten dollar ~
arc .sermo seSY. .GEO: H LANE
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WASH TOBtCCt,

!. GHEEP WASH TOBACCO,
&0 Win not inture the most delicate animal
Kills Ticks on Sheep,
Cures 6cAb On Sheer,
Kills all vermln on Animals and Birds.
Cures I'll Skin Diseases on AnimAls.
Kills RuGs On Roses, Lice on HOUSE Plants.
3 Kills Canker Worm on Apple Trees
= Kills Bed-Bugs and Water Beaches
. Kills all vernin that infest Grape and CIS@
q berry Vines
> One Pound Of this Extr0ct lEsl1 make 10 ct'1e"
tCdSh.
y For sale by all Druggists, and at county,
Q and Agricultural Stores. ,t
Price. IS cents per pound. A liberal disc0un'
L to the trade and large purchasers.
Orders promptly sent ny express.
!. JAMES r. LEVIN,
Agent south Down Co,
q Central Wharf Boston. on.
Z Merrill and Shute, Agents for lows, W.
= nj Ieb2B-weowt0 \
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TNTERNAL RRVRNUE----O 6eal
! Pahlie potice 10 hereby Even that the ~

ri NINMNAI N6VENU0 - OWcmh
" Hahllc notice q hereby gwen that the A.
CoGnn0eaofne Nay ~, 1oo1, - bean iruenTD0 =
thu o6noo ~ tAe 1sDoaDOF. - e1nhonoee, Ncoe1oq
tAxes IN incems. carriages. eilYSe.pla1e, Az
whose names arg On 49, Lists FIVE PEI
CENT. vii D added tO'nM incoane taH0 ~
TEN PER CENT. penalty wiz b insene( .
~ other Taxss not paid oQ az os'oEs Aenday'
the penaify Of three tinap De alouSto nsen1g
or two years imprisOpnnGmt VII be enforced; .
no one u allowed % trana4k9 ANY sBUolNE4
without one. Merely naSan9 sppasa tano pSe
! Decay oellecsor's Q6lea Esyllnstoa, Iowa
July llth, 1854. RART0N n DAVID,
.s3 ny Deputy Collector.
Sth and 9th Dav., ~ Do Of 1oWA
le-dotW3t COdlce over Ppot Omce)
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on to record was perpetratedi In Jones town
ahips in this county, on last Monday morn
ding. Joshua Shepherd murdered hts lon'
in-law, Nat. Thompson. We are com.
recitation Of the facts leading 20 the com.
mission Of this crime. Shepherd and
Thompson was near heighbors, the public
road separating their farms. Shepherd
was having drain dug TO his cellar. On
last Sunday, email quantity OF dirt, ~
some means or other-nOt definitely known
got thrown IN 20 the drain. On Monday
sons and accused his children Of doing the
mischief. Some sharp words passed b.
tween Shepherd and his daughter, Mrs.
Thompson, resulting In Shepherd knock.
ing her down with = club. Thompson de.
Tended his wife by knocking shepherd
down. 8. Immediately repaired to hia
house, got his gun, . smooth bored rthe,
on T. Az he Came near, Thompson hailed
him thus: ~ IN ara not going to shoot mo,
are you, Joel1nas" Eyes, am, II You
were the last man ON Gods earth. - Saying
which he fired, the charge taking eject II
the left abdomen OF Thompson, resulting
fatally at the expiration Of rs h0urs.-
shepherd Immediately made his escape
Hundreds Of men searched the woods and
fields and laid in wait for hTm. Meanwhile
2 reward Of $500 was offered. On wednes.
day night he delivered himself up to the
Sheriff Of the county. He 10 now under.
going . preliminary examinafion.-AJto N
National,
On WEEDs.-There are several sorts o
weeds which are exceedingly useless
among which are Thistles, ''Gymson" and
Dog Fennel; but the meanest Weed in thu
whole lot IL Thurlow, Of the Albany Even
ing Journal. He II the .Devils-weed" II
the original packages, worse than thu
weeds which choked our vegetables anC
ruined our garden two years ago on Oapito
Hl.-SGte Register.
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FRoM5 sORGHUM.--Ns.

|SU6AR FROM SOHGHUM.--F1f.
~ Dets inake your OWN Sugar BY RlG0ef
NEW PROCESS. Patented January 18th, ~
mentine six years upon eorskun.. has diSeev.
ese0 stmpa0 process ~ which evefy fn9nef
can manufhctnre and refpe his own s1eAf. fas.
individual rights In the counties Of Henry, D.
0otnes, JeneFsoos Keokuk, Louise, Lee, No.
ox va Add Ressn' WaF:A3lSS 1 i1a &H MssiH
Proprieaof, Keokuk. Iowa o.
DAVID PARRY, Local Agent, BuTlingl0D, Iowa
|@H naAy4.W0 Ts9
[DUCKEYE GRAIN DRILLS AND
D GRASS SEED Sewers. ~
Buckeye Portable Cider and Wise Mil
and Press.
Hiekoks Portable CIDER and Vine Nh eas
Press.
Dor sA1o BY q. B. WRIGHT.
july21.w3m q water Street. BuT1lngt0n.
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I o aDl STATE II

p .szNasa
~ .ss1s .4ssr g.xsst.sa s
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- 0AoeA 49, 0O PROOOO Two weeks ago. Tho
crop win b more than IN average one.
MORE sHHxP.-Another drove Of ahean
numbering about 100, went over the
bridge on their way westward, ON MONDAY
evening. This makes between fhroe and
FOUR thousand sheep that have nasnea
through Cedar Rapids and acros1 the Cedar
RIVER during the past few weaks. From all
appearances, We conclude that Iowa win
soon % one Of the greatest wool producing
SLAVES N the Union.-Ceior Valley 1Ssses.
Tho Lansing Onion, Of July 18th. saw
1"duxing the past week wehave had pleas.
ant weather, the nights appearing almost
cold enough for FROST" On Friday nieht
here, at 10 o'clock, the thsrnometer v..
e deg. Not much indications Of fro.,
about that. s s.
ATTEST OF THE RoBnEzs.--Our citi,ens
hands of Sheriff WestfAll, four nrisonsrs s
from abroad, charged with the Great rohs
berry of March last, when our county safa
was blown open, and over $4,000 were Ia
ken away. II will be recollected that q On
reward was offered, one-half for the re-.
coveYy Of the money, and one-half for the
dection Of the thieves. The prisoners vers
arraigned, ON Monday at noon befor Jua-
tice Barton, ct the Court House, in thes
place. They gave their names a. Christian
A. Roherbacher, ARRESTED ct his home near
near Pilot Grove, in Black Hawk county !:
VIM. u. Knight, harvested In Dubuque. !
and w. r. Pollard, (arrested at Marathon,
Courtland county, New York; The fourth
prisoner, Jones, (arrested in Jessup,) has
not been arraigned. G, F. Leayitt, Esq,
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-03
NIBLo's GARDEN.
NibI0's Saloon.

DEBUT OF MISS Lolita.
This young lady whose friends claim thu. she created
marked sensation n San Francisco, made her debut at
SSos Saloon last evening to very small but very enthu
sastc audience Throughout the performance there
most extraordinary medley. The shouts and stamps
the young gentlemen present. were vehement their loud
praise OF the ars unceasing, aud their condemnation Of
the ukewarmness Of the New York public very
and The young gentlemen In question informed
those them that in !" Frisco" from whence they
came Miss Lolita could cram the biggest theatre OUT
and that she would yet shine In this city We sincerely
hope So as the young lady-the fairy ar,iste," she
u termed In her bills-posscsses undoubtedly q very
extended and most versatile talent. She plays
the banjo with great spirit, and dances a
breakdown In such style cause tho star OF the
champion in that line pale Added to which Miss Iota
possesses quick and ready repsree which she launches
at her audience with infinite grace She is very petite
but has good figure, and beyond all saw, pos.
for the more vulgar English word, brass
In the comedy Jenny Lind Miss Jotta) appeared 70
less advantage than n her breakdowns, banjo play
and songs still she was very successful and the young
gentlemen above referred TO proved enthusiastic TO the
last applaudlng with might and main, asserting that
show which was 20 popular In Frisco" must In the
end obtain favor in New York. We do not doubt that
such will be the result when MISS Lolita finds her proper
sphere In the metropolis. The performance will be
psated each evensg until further notice.