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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-02-10
SIP xFxER
Concentrated lye Family Soap Maker.

" AN makes high prices; ssponiaer helps
to reduce them. II makes ssap for FOUR cents q
poand by using your kitchen grease.
~ CAUTION! As spurious Lyss are offered also,
be careful and only buy the article put up
in IRON cans, ell Others being couHrsR11irs.
PENNSYLVANIA SALT MANUFACTURING CO.,
rhjladelphia-N,. l27 Walaut Street.
31S fittsburg-Pnt street and Duqusene Way.
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Our No. 9 Machine il
admirably adapted to the
wants Of ali manufactur-
Iers, aud l. far mere simple,
lduiable and cheaper than
any other Shuttle Machine
in use, and = great fsvorite
wherever introduced.
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BULLS HEAD Monday, May 9.-The Beef
Cattle market opened this morning at Alertons with
about 5000 head Of buooks SALE of general aver
age quality far exceeding that OF most OF the weeks THIS
Spring Some Of he droyes really excellent such
az we have been often told that should not see from
Illinois again this year. But We do see them to-day
and we see them sell high at any OF the previous
high markets and some whole drovos viii very nearly
perhaps quite average II cents per pound upon the net
weight We are that the asking price OF all INST
class bullocks is full cent pound more than last week
and in many butchers nave paid that though very
reluctantly which has made trade slow, ana thrown
good deal Of il that usually transacted In the morning
over till afternoon and some Of II will go over 70 the
closing day 1t Is thought by butchers that by holding
back pretty firmly they would have been able 10 hold all
but the very best class Of cattle 1T last weeks prices II
the Government agents had not been seen " DO puf-
chasing freely, though they only took $40 out OF the
number here to-day; but that was enough to alarm
some Of the buyers and give more confidence to the
sellers and they fixed the prices OF al PassaOiy
good stock at l5Q lie T. ~. and held firm at that and
got their demands, with pretty high estimates OF
weight OF course there are come tais OF Groves ana
scattering lots that will sell at lower rates, but the
number that sell below l4c y 10. Is very small and we
estimate the average OF the market at ISL cents. We
cannot say that the market 10 lively at this because we
have often the number OF cattle sOd IN hai
Of the time. The advance Of price II entirely OWING
to the short supply IL looks though We should
lot count $500 all she maIketpace for tho week
The weather is remarkably warm for the season
which really lessons the demand Tor beef so that We DO
not need large supply usual particularly at the
present enormously high rates 1t Is positive duty Of
everybody 10 eeononze IN the oonsun ps,on % mea,
while II rules rs high at present There Is great
scarcity OF sheep tOday and sellers arc nDie Oh ta.
account to get advance Of about cent pouhd upon
sheared sheen which are the most salable, and bfng
Ga a ne ~ n. 1.-Two weight. The price Of wool pclts
has fallen 80 cents since the receipt Of late news from
the South The supply Of live hogs Is very lsnt ana
consequently they were IA uemeha az sssat n'
upon last weeks quotations, which were 7,Gsic ID
Any great addition 10 the stock will stop the advance
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LLOYD-On Sunday, May 8, at hb late reside We, w. "
West Nineteenth street Samuel Lloyd, aged %
The funeral viii take place this uesdayl afternoon ~
o'clock at the Row. DIR. Chapn's Church, Broadway,
Prince and Spring streets The friends OF the family
and those OF his Samuel H. John and George Lloyd
ere afsctionately invited to attend
MAYO On Sunday morning May g. of congestion Of the
brain. Maggie Montesth daughter Of Joshua C. and Sarah
Mayo, aged years and months. ,
The friends and e1tyrs Of the family requested 10 attend
the funeral al clock p Wednesday the I'll ist
from their residence In Franklin near dc hslO
Brooklyn without further notice.
MUPELSDEN--At Elmwood West Morrisin!s, on Monday
May 9. Elizabeth nupe'sden aged 81 years.
The friends OF the family invited 70 attend the funeral az
III "wednesday the lith without further notice
Harlem tram leaves Twenty sixth street at IVt M Tor
Merose station
MI1NN-ln Orange ~ j. on Sunday May 0, hrs: Hannah
Munn, widow Of William Mum, in the 68th yesr Of her age
Tho relative eud friends of tie family invited 10 attend
heT funeral "Wednesday, May H. at 10 o'clock a. N, at
her late p rdence, without further notice
sASDYOHD-At Morrislnia Westminster County, n. Y.
Saturday. May Z 81 tetanus William Oscar son OF Henry
7 aud the late hebrcea Santiord 8sed 10 years, months
aud days.
The relative. aud friends Of the family respectfully invited
10 attend his funeral Tom the residence % b !ahel on
Franklin avenue, between Sixth aud Seventh streets, on
Tuesday at d. without further invitation Trans
leave twenty sixth street al 81 and ~ A. M
STEDDIFORD-On Sunday. May B. Robert J. Steddiiord
grandson OF the late Cen Steddor aged 30 years ana
months.
lie friends and acquantiucss respectfully invited 10 at
tend ihe funeral ti tue,dsy afternoon at o'clock Rom
No. lA SyTug street without further invitation. ms ie-
mains viii b, taken 10 Greenwood Cemetery
Curacao paper please copy.
TOWNSEND-M Bclyale. Orange County, y. Y, on Thur,
day May OF consumption, EpArIim Townsend, aged q
years, native Of Oyster Bay, Long Island
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Petersburg Not Caprored-Most of the Gun.
boat Crew Saved.
70 the Associsted Press.

70 the Assocsted Press.
BALTIMORE, Monday. May 9. 1864.
The following has been received from Fortress
Monday dated May 8 1864;
The report that Petersburg taken on the after
noon of the 9th inst. incorrect.
The Commodore Jones, a small navy gunboat, was
destroyed by torpedo the afternoon Of the 9th inst
Most Of the crew saved themselves by swimming
ashore This took place within twelve miles Of Rich
mond.
Yesterday the 7th inst. Generals Heckmans and
Brooks's brigades advanced the railroad leading
from Petersburg to Richmond, and after quite severe
skrmsh with the enemy they succeeded in destroying
about three miles of the track and burning two i'm
portant railroad bridges.
On the 9th inst when troops took possession OF
City Point it complete surprise that the enc
mys signal corps consisting of q men. were all cap
tured.
The steamer Dictator Capt Brakeman. 40 hours from
Port Royal has arrived in Hampton Roads and reports
on the 9th of May, latitude "a, longitude II west
spoke the q. S. gunboat Nevins, cruising. They
wished to be reported all well.
WASHINGTON Monday, May 9. 1864.
1t is ascertained from private sources that
every man on board guuboat Commodore Jones was
either killed or wounded with exception The man
who exploded the torpedo was himself killed by persons
On another vessel who had been watching his move
ments.
detachment Of sharpshooters sent ashore subse'
Quenty found on his person instructions from the Rebel
Secretary of the Navy regarding the torpedoes and
their various locations. Several other men were found
concealed in rifepits ready to perform similar work
They were promptly placed beyond the power OF mis-
chief
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DIED.

AsPRLI-suddeny on Sunday May a, Emily Curtin, wife
If Al,op v Aspeli. In the sd year Of her age.
Tbs Ts,ye. and friends Of the family respectfully invited
10 attend the funeral on "Wednesday at coek NJ. Al
her late residence No 81 South Fourth street Jersey City
without further invitation
BRANCH-On Sunday May D. Asahei u Branch sged -
Ts relative. and -na. Of the family are respectfully Invited
10 attend tie funeral this Tuesday) afternoon at o'clock,
from the residence his brother No "a MaedougJ street,
Eow.York.
BIJNKER-In Brooklyn on Monday morning May 9, ct 2
The rss,s. and friend. Of the family are invited to attend
her fanenl from her late residence No 5l sehegmerhoIn
street, at O'Clock y N. this day
BERRY-suddenly, In Brooklyn on Monday morning. hsy
o. Mrs. Sarah Berry, In the ed year Of her tse.
DoDGE-on Saturday May !, Caroline H., wife Of Dr. D.
The funeral will ate place o'clock Tuesday afternoon
nom her Late residence No l43 Fast Eighteenth street
The friends Of the family respectfully invited " suslu
without further invitation
FORDHAM-On Sunday May g. Of spoIleIy, Jonas d.
His friends and those Of bis s,herilsw Robert WI
ina and the members Of George Washington Lodge No 2so
ana A. ure respectfully invited to attend his funeral on
Thursday MAY H. al O'Clock from his ate residence
No % Cumberland street Brooklyn Ills remains " Ill ne 10
TERED IN Greenwood Cemetery None knew Linn out 70
love bin.'
HARDlNG-Iu this city, on Monday, May . 1854 tteI
long and painful illness Sarah Ann we o. lohn J. iia
Notice Of time o funeTal "hch vi" b' NON Ho' '-o f
street. will appear IN tomoHowt papers
HALsrEDThe remains Of tie late Rober w Helf'ed has
ing arrived holn rsn. me iiH,tl VIII ., Of Nine
teen.h street, on "Wednesday, May at O'Clock p -.
lis FRIEND. and those his iahe II. isSed ale Iespec
fully invited 20 attend.
HUDSON-Suddeny, Stamford Conn, Saturday, May
l. 1864, William Henry Hudson aged % years. -
Funera services Stafford Conn III tirst church. on
Tuesday, May 10. st2t D. III
LASG-At Scar.dac Oh Sunday May Susan Hewes, wiis
u VIM Bailey Lang aud daughter OF the late Daniel Meen
ger Of Boston aged So yesrs -. - -.
The will take place al Scar'dae "esiehesrf S9uhy
Wednesday, i1 met at u M Cars eavsithe hIe Z.
Depot Twenty sixth street, al lOs Carriages w p'
Ia voting the station. The iiends aud relatives 40 10
ouestod to attend withasi gH'Laes iuylts.ieu.
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pnsiness Notifies.

Browns BRONCHIAL TRoCHES. unlyer-
81. remedy for Coughs. Cold, and Bronchial Affections now
stands the first public favor and conldence this result has
been acquired by of thirteen years s merit and
tensye use have caused the Troehes be couned and
we would caution purchasers to be their guard against
worthless limitations.
To ADVERTISERS.
We have completed arrangements which enable us to con-
r.c. for ADVERTISING In the leading newspapers Of the Can
sda. both English and French the most advantageous
tsrm. SIN. PErTKsGiLL Co.,
Newspaper Advertising Agents,
No 81 Parkrow, New York.
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Entertainments This Day und Evenina'

For location Of eaiers and time VI eommeeeH zee ad'e'
tsements IN other columns Q Hi PdPe'
WAILACKis THEATKR -Rosedae.
WINTER 6ARDKS-Hanlet , ,u,
NIBIos GARDRx-An Hour In Seville Ireland a. y was
OIYNPiC THEATKR- Chimney C0Tner-soneoody EIso
HRoADwAy THEATKE-sitluIoDs the Escain0leuI
UyLLERs Wonderful Performance, No 30 broad"ay'
BARyUs s-Be .phrgor the Mountebenk
NATIONAL ACADEhr or DEsIGS-N orss Of AT
Performances.
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DEPARTMENT OF THE SOUTH.
Gen. Gilmore Reliev.d-Gen. J. NJ. Hatch
takes Command-Return Of Admiral
Misunderstanding Of the Rebels.
In The Palmetto Herald OF I
find the following items Of news:
A CHANGE OF COMMANDERS.

In Inc H0t1NfttO fftTUtu vi I1c oIu luoV. Wc
ind the following items Of news:
CHANGE OF COMMANDERS.
On Sunday last MajOrGen. q. a. Gilmore relin'
qushed command Of the Department OF the South, In
accordance with orders from Lieut. Cen Grant TO take
command Of the 10Th Army Corps. On the same Gay
Brig. Gen. j. y. Hatch assumed command
Gen. Gilmore in leaving the department, has the
best wishes Of every person IL it. 50 far as we know
He had the confidence Of the officers and troops, who
are panied 10 lose such commander, Dut know tnat
probably he be OF service 10 the Government
in the position he Is 10 have. Gen. Hatch has
already made very favorable Impression on the troops
of his command and the pubic generally. A regular
army officer Of long experience with splendid record
congratulate this army that they have SO able sue
cessor 10 Gen. Gilmore.
RETURN or ADMIRAL DAHLGRRN.
Admiral DahlgTen arrived at the bockadng squadron
few days since, IN the Harvest Moon, and resumed
command oft On Monday he visited this port Ill the
Philadelphia and on Tuesday Brig ten Hatch visited
him on board his flagship.
MOVEMENTS OF TIE KEBELs-LooKIEG AFTER THEM.
For weeks the enemy have been making fire.
quent demonstrations along our front ct Seabrook.
jenkins Island Port Royal Ferry and elsewhere. They
have never as yet, succeeded in finding any weak
points and with The trng exception Of the capture Of
a picket boat at SeabroOk have met with no success
On Saturday last, Ensign ". &. HanfOrd a. ID. {.
aud Superintendent Of Armed Transports while out in
spectg the lines discovered numerous evidences Of the
presence Of the enemy In the immediate yicinityblue
lights rockets, boats, &c. lie accordingly. with the
armed boa s CrotOn Plato, and Thomas Foulks went
u noissance, and sheed ali tie points where
lights were seen.
On Monday afternoon Ensign Hanford went on
reconnaissance up Mackay's Greek aud May River,
driving IN the enemys pickets and making some dis
.Covefics
On Tuesday afternoon the Thomas Fouss, while In
May River was fred on from The Rebel shore with
.u.usketgy, but no was injured
on Monday morning at sunrise. two boat loads OF
Rebels came down Eroad River and landed on CaneFS
Island. near Port Royal Ferry. The fact was conmu.
Licatcd u Gen SaxtOD. and the John Adams was sent
up TO capture them If possible but they managed To
escape. ,
The Rebels seem TO be constantly on the alert 10 ds
weakness IN our picket lines; but the pre-
cautions taken BY Col Howell, Gen. SaxtoD COi Biny'
toa aud Ensign Hanford seem 10 be amply sufficient Tor
protection against am raids
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The annual Social Reunion" Of the Ameri-
can Congregational Union will be held this year at the
Plymouth Church, Brooklyn, on Thursday evening
DR.. Bacon of New-Hayen. George Thompson OF En-
gland, Henry Ward Beocher, and Theodore L. Cuyier'
viii be among the speakers Dodworth's Band has
been engaged. See advertisement.
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THB LADIES AND ECONOMY.

The ladies' fond Of frequent change and tired OF grand display
Have racked their brains something to pass the time
swsyi
Econonys the household word rerench but don't enpend,
And turn each garment upside down. and and make and
mend
We see the folly (hear them ssyl Of dressing rich and say
While war Ia desola,ing homes and taking life away
While speolators still grow rich and brokers count their
gain
And 80 well try economy, and in the end well reign
Dear ladies' true economy is always just aud right
But then not all once turn nun or Quaker quite
And vote down the greatest help that ever lent ts aid
To render perfect all the charms OF natron wife or maid
Take advice and paronze the places where you will
find
Rc,u,v utility and rrare with chcapnrss all combined.
Not Broadway stores where high and where they
charge high prices,
But those tina, can afford to your wants in this our
crisis.
There's RopERrs he's merchant, prince and not unknown
And ali he clerks are gentlemen who well deserve the
Now II you need RICH SILK CLOAK OF Dress or Summer
Shawl.
Those splendid Silks he sells cheap were bought some time
psos The uddn rise in sL. that ve1ed the ladies so
Who know they 50, their moneys worth and hence ey R
chase there.
Ladies in want Of CLoAKs sHAwLs SILKS, and ALPAcAs
will find most superb and extensive stock the old prices
the goods were all purchased in anticipation Of advance and
the only benefit desired 4. increase in the sales
Crystal Palace Emporium Of Fashion,
No. ''' IN, ROBERTS.
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Deserters from Savannah bring ia the intelligence
that on the nth ut the womer of that city, unable
longer to endure the pangs ofhunger collected in body
and armed themselves and then marched In procession
through the streets. demanding bread or blood. At
every place where food obtainabe by persuasion or
force they halted and seized IT, In vain tie authorities
appealed to them to desst from their Work. and the
soldiers of the garrison at length called out to
uuei the riot. brief conflict ensued but the ring.
leaders arrested and lodged IN jail where they
now remain awaiting trial
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MAIguEE ID.

COLEMAN-TODD-On Thursd,y, May 5 n BrooL'ide
farm BY the Rev. 81 V. schoonmatcr. William d; Coo
man 70 Magic w, daughter Of James Todd esq oil 81 An
drews, Orange County, n. 7.
POWELI.-POWELI-Att the 81. Nicholas Hotel. on Mon
day May g. by the Rev Dr. Storrs .of Broohyn Ihos j.
Powell to Mary A. Powell both Of this city.
WATKINs-SHIELDs-O Monday May o a; the radiance
OF the bride by the Rev DR.. T. J. Sawyer Lewis D. vat
kins to L yn.hia n. Shields, all Of this city.
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EXCITING and Interesting Views in the Army
New and Popular Music. Fashions by MNy. DtNoRlsi
flll.siz cut Pattern Of LGdys new asl rs sup
lesnt win ober interesting matter IN DEMoEEoT
ILLUSTRATED NEWS Of this week.
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Later FROM Floridn-Capture Of Lieu.
tenant and Fifteen Ien-Expedition
by Gen. Birncy.
Correspondence of The Palmetto Herald.

Correspondence Of The Palmetto Herald
JACKSONVILLE April 25 1864.
A clever capture was made by the 18th ONO
Mounted Infantry today party of Rebels came
down the Kings Road thinking 10 capture our ydettes
Their intentions becoming known to Major Fox IN
command of ontposts, that officer ordered COM
pany ~ be depOyed either side of the road and get
them prisoners. There were 10 of them. including
lieutenant. Their horses and equipments were taken
with them. . -
Provost Marshal Weld has issued from his once
notice to the people of this city: All
residents who have not taken the oath OF ale6i,,
nnce TO the Government of the United oiater huu
whose names are not in record will receive forthwith
all necessary facilities for moving out OF the military
lines Of this district All those who desire 10 aali
themselves of the privileges extended 10 loyal citizens
may do SO at any time by applying al TINS Once an
citizens who are not willing 10 manifest their loya! ny
taking the prescribed oath prior 10 the Oh day OF May
will be sent without the lines. But those Wno nave eA.
pressed determination not 10 take IL WI" DO eo"t ou'
| of the lines forthwith , -
Deserters continue to arrive from the enemy IN our
front They say that Gen Anderson has been informed
of all our movements through female spy: rive
brigades OF the enemy have gone from BALDWIN 10 re'
enforce Gen. Lee. - 1900
noissance toward Five Mile Run. Ihey met the pick
cts few miles out, drove them IN. and returned ater
ACCOMPLISHING the objects of the reconnaissance. Oh
Saturday the enemy returned the compliment drove IN
our piekets and went back in some haste On Suluby
another cavalry party drove pckets IN again but
did not stay for fight We have no casualties since
my last that am aware Of =,
| Gen Brney, who is never idle. and who uses MS
black troops the greatest advantage, has gone Oh an
expedition into the interior with force OF infantry anu
mounted troops His destination is said to be VIucia
but he probably has several objects IN view.
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MoRroy's GOLD PENS are now sold at the

MORTONb UOLD IhNS uIc HO" noiu ~ 'Ai'
same prices before the commencement Of tho war; this Is
entirely owing the Manufacturers improvements in ma
chinsry his pre.entarse Retail Business and
System for unit, be commenced advertising La business wac
done on Cred. and ,friciy tsin ns Trade.
The Morton Gold Pens the only sold at old prices
q, the makers Of all other gold pens ohagehe Premium on tue
Gold Government TAI but Morton has In no case changed
his prices, Wholesale or Re,sh
ofthe great numbers sent by mail to all parts Of the word
during past few years one in sihousAnd has Jailed 10
reach ~ destination in safety; showing tina. the Morton Gold
Pen can be obtained by any one every part oil the world
st the price postage only excepted
Reader you have enduring always ready and reliable
Cola Pen eIHcy adapted your hand and style Of writing
which vii do your writing vastly cheaper than Steel Pens and
the present almost universal BghPressuro Prizes OF every
thing you have Morton Gold Pen cheaper In proportion
to the labor spent upon and material used hsn any other
Gold Pen In the World II you want one, ise We Pen
mshtieI than the Sword" in another column
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lAdvertissuent.l

KILLS MOTHS INSTANTLY, and prevents theii
anproach for twelve months subsequent CEDAR CAM
PEoR Is Cheap Reliable and DufaOie' 10 "a! no.ng
its Fragrance. sc. Druggists have it. HARRIS a
CHAPMAN Manufacturers, Boston.
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JEFFERs. No. 573 neutrality-suspicious. and
Childrcn's BOOTS SIIPPERs BucKIR5 BOWS, &c.
Also GrNTsi SIIppFrs JEFFERs 573 Broadway.
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Church Anti--iayery Society..AnniyersaIy meet
ms at tne Church OF the Puhsns on IHUkSpAlp -
ING, May II. at o'clock Addresses ~ faIAer
Rev ~ french from Port Royal Rev Dr. Cheever Edwar
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,r,.r,.,, Conversational Union-ELEyENTH

American CongreRafiOnal tntoh- ~ f'.' ! a
I'll. ~ociA Reunion will take place at the
Plymonth Charch, Brooklyn THURSDAY EVENING, May
n. The Rev. LEONARD BACON d. d.; WA p 10 ~,
NAWD BtfCHER ihe Res. THOMAS = HASId;G5
the Rev J. W WILEY. d. D.. the Rev. IHEOp0ht /"
gtSIER GFOEGF THOMPSON, Of England, aud others
Vocal and Instrumental Music by Dodwonhs Band may
be expected a. usual ,.,,. s.fo.v
need only the assurance that the Committee o
will to make this social gathering equal IN interest," 70
any previous occasion.
Tickets Of Admission d cents.
For sale the office Of the Congregatioiisl Inpn
Va a. Bibie House Astorpllce at the once OF Ihe hde
n,mAcnt No 5 Brrkmans New York. and at tue ONCE OIL
'Fhe Daily Union ncar Fulton Ferry, Brooklyn 8.
The sale OF tickets viii be strictly limited 70 tue oaPaoy "
me house.
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REMOVAL.
DEnAs BAAsRs Il Co.
Have removed from No 202 Broadwsyh


No. 81 PARK ROW.
Opposite the A'tor House
Jobbers and large buyers Of MEDICINES PtRTuxRRr &C.,
will consult their interest by examining our immense stock
exclusively Composed of this class OF goods.
DEsAs BARNES Co.
PS-Ths initial IS" IL omitted nom our signature from
May l. 1864
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If the Baby is CUTTING TEETH use that old
and well.tried remedy Mrs. wnsLovs SOOTHING srnoP,
which greatly facilitates the process and il to Regulate
the bowels 1t relieves the child from pain. aediiy
and collie and by giving the infant quiet, natural sleep
give, the mother. Offices No - Dey.i, n " and
No. pos flizh Holborn l. ondon England
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American Anti-Savery Society Anniversary at
tbe Church OF the Purtans on UkSDAh MOtNlNo NAY
10 Also public meeting Ut the Cooper institute on
WEDNESDAY, May H. For particular soc advertisements
under head " Lectures and Meeiings," on Page D.
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CoIn,nhio CoiIese Law school.

The examination of ,he graduating eass ~ hts institution
will takr place this week at No 81 Laayettepace on
o'l,rk u No. The examination wednesday i upon CON-
TRACTS AND COMMERCIAL Law on THURSDAY upon
DFSCE EVlDENCE AND PRACTICE Tue puohc are
inv ted TO sttend.