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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-08
Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, April 7.-Secretary Sew,
ard is rather more comfortable today
than yester lay. His injuries are pain
full, but exhibit, no unfavorable symp-
toms r-.... ..-
The Navy Department hasreceived the
following:
POINT LOOKOUT, Mp, April 6
To Hon. Gideon Welles, Secretary Of the
Nary: .e+t'''- - 80 w.
The Harriet De Ford is, in Indian
Greek, Va, blockaded by several OF my
gunboats. As soon az the light draft
gunboats get up she will be recaptured
or destroyed. q
GSirnedl E4'G,t = R.iPARKER,
Commanding Potomac.
New YORK, April THE CONNER
cial's special says the work of restora
tion of the railroad from Washington to
Richmond is being pursued. twill be
repaired within a short time.
The department issued new regulations
i'm regard to sales of bonds. r While brok
ers must pay the revenue tax on sales on
their own account, sales of 7-30s. made as
fiscal agents of the government military
not be subject to taxation:
The Posts special says Hancock ison
the war path from the direction of the
Shenandoah valley t GE. .t.
The Herald has information direct
from Richmond that President Lincoln
is there, actually engagedIupon lbusines:
of peace; that on Tuesday evening he had
private conference with Judge Campbell
who, with the advice and consent OF Jeff
Davis, remained behind to see what
could be done in behalf of his despondine
associates, 1t is also understood that
Wednesday last was fixed for another
interview, which Gen. Weitzel and 9th
ers on the Union side, and prominent
rebel leaders on the other side, were tc
be present. -,N,-F - p = --A L .A
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BAGS, BAGS. 10"
os O00 -FOUR BUsHRL BUR
sUUU LAP BAGS, II 900 assorted Gun.
nv and extra heavy Bombay Bags suitable for
Shelled and Ear Corn, Potatoes, &c, all Of which
will be sold at New York or Boston Prices, with
freight added ty L.C. FROST co.
der2o Successors 20 Pryor a. Frost
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CO-PARTNERSIIP.
ESQ. w. SMITH. JOHN TEIcE. JOIN Gl
CO-PARTNERSH1P.

WIN ME EMas JOIN nAK HHick = soEA d
SON, in my Brewery, Mating and hop business.
Tho business viii be hereafter conducted m
der the title and style Of Geo. W. Smith X Go,
Ny nav partners have been many year. n my
employmenf and have thorough knovt4dGe q
eveyv branch sf Che businesA en4 NY Hnda Ren-
Wmz1nG Jan. 2. 1885. tan1
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-08
JUST OPENED By
Is.s asa
GEORGE R. TAYLOR.
q i
New Style Spring CIoaks.

HOUsEKERPING GOODS. H Hs
- aud io.4 Muslin Sheeting, .....I, .
% apd i0-4 Linen Shooting,
Pillow Linens and Muslins. .,s .
Huek Towels.
Russia Crash. t f-. |....
. Linen Table Damssk. ..,.
Table Napkins,
Bed Spreads Se
fs ..... sf.., I'D
Plain Pink, Buff and Blue ,t
JACONErS AND PERCALS f
MERRIMACK PRINTS,
BLEACHED AND BROWN MUSLiNS
SPRING CLOAKINaS
CAsSIMRRRS FOR BOYS wEAR
F.. . TRIMMINGS
ampure Lace .." .Irft a.
Bssis Buttons 80
Ballard Vale FlAnnels,
shirtipg g FlaSSSs SS:1,. i..,
French Corsets, ..I.
rAIeKandrs's KID Gloves
JUST RBCEIVED BY
GEO. R. TAYLOR. %.
ROCKS. .4s.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-08

Sweet Potatoes for Seed.
OUR SUPPLY OF JERSEY SEED
" SWEET POTATOES win be here about
the 18th OF this month Orders must be given q
once, as they are very scarce
marie LC. tkO6T SEQ
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-08

Plough Points and Castings:
o0ODOZ. PLOUGH POINTS, 0F
OUU TIE best Pittsburgh and Wbeslins
makes. Patent and Center Levep Of al sizss,
Hill Sides Steel and Car Share Points, Lsnd
Sides and Castings. Shares. DC <,n
mario l. q. FkO5T W.
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WAR DEPARTMENT., .t
80 WASHINGTON, April I'll a. VI.
To Major General Dir:
The following kilograms announcing
the victory won yesterday by Major Gen
eral Sheridan over Lees army has just
been received by this department.
(Signed] E. NJ: STANTON,
Sec'y Of War.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-12-06
Wan ted :!

PAIR OF COMPETENT sHoEMAkERS-one
~ for fine. scwed work. and the other for pegged
work-to whom steady c.ploy and good pay viii
be given. Enquire of G. A. OplIZ opposite Pearsall
& Church's Livery Stable, Main ST, McCiresor 462
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~rz.-ssss
.a=s--a--s---.--------- -s=~a -s--,s7----
N ews and Item 8.

News and Items.
-, DR.. Stephens, the head centre Of the
Fenian brotherhood in Ireland, was arrest
ed in Dublin on the II Ia ut.
A confederate colonel is driving dray
in New Orleans.
There are ever 10000 Fenians in Can.
ada.
All volunteers charged with descrtion, If
Imprisoned, are to be set at liberty and 70
acre arrests 20 be made.
A hair cutting machine has been invent
ell in London. They use to have one IN
Fra i. took the hair # clean, head and
all. ....
The general government has just granted
patent to this state for twenty five thous-
and eight hundred acres of land as an en-
dcmnity for the sale of swamp lands.
ThcParis hotels arc said to be inundated
with Americans.
EsTwo men fred at an eagle at the same
time, and killed him. An Irishman ob.
served "Thcj might have saTed Their
powder and shot, for the fall would have
killed him"
It is estimated that there are now BOZ
900 Indians. under tho protection OF the
United States, $4,000 thousand of whom
servedlthe country as soldiers in the late
war. ....
The Military Districts of Iowa and D.
kota are made one and in future Will oe
known as tho Upper Missouri District un'
der command Of Gen. Sully.
rho local of the DesMoines 'Regtstfr
=, says that city has aboat (guess he goes to
'churth) a dozen church buildings, four
pubic school houses, three newspapers
and one educational periodical.
A spirited young lady who was about to
marry man whose purse was longer than
his head, said she preferred his dollars 10
his sense.
A telegraph line is completed from the
Mississippi to the Missouri river.
Iowa has sent 93,O73 men to the war
out of p opula,ion, in 1edo' of o'f'913.
NJ. Helm, who weighed 500 pounds,
died, emily, in Paris. lie was employed
as a translator.
An eastern poet, speaking Of the moon,
said, She laid her check upon cloud
like a beauty on youag mans bosom
The report of the State treasury of is
ccnsin gives the receipts last year as 81,
o96,367, and the disbursements S4,o6l,-
SIG The State debt amounts to $4,000.
1922
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EEOteg for Safe.

Apow Hotel well finished and wei-furnishnd, on
of the most desirable and profitable locations west o
the Mississippi river, is offered for sale at fair figures
t,,,,,;ro ., thh;s nnire ATS
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-12-06

A SURE CURE
For every species OF the lTCH, Pr.
RE ITCH, BARRIERS ITCH, WAB!,
SCRATCHES, ILLINOIS NANCE. TOHs
AND MISSOURI DIGS, CUTANE0gS
ERUPTIONS, PIMPLES ON THE FACE,
RINGWORMS, etc.
The PRuRIGO LOTTO is a new an certain care
for all kinds of Itch, and. being fluid preparation
il is free from all the gummy. disagreeaLie quail
ties OF the ointInents in general use.
The PRURIGO LOTTO is safe to use under ALI.
CIRCUMSTANCES. will not irritate tho most tenn
der skin, and CONTAINS No MERCURY. Don't
fail to try it. Manufactured by
e. Y. & w. II. MCFARLAND,
Sole Propretors, Lafayette, Ind.
PRICE, SO CENTS.
Sold at Wholesale in Chicago, st. Louis, ST. Parh
PEORIA CINCINNATI Indianapolis, and all wholesale
points.
FULLER, FINCH FULLER, CnIc4GQ
;ml74 Cent Lyts for the Northwestern Stats.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-12-06
sale Of TOac,s PrOpertgs

VYyIE postville Land c. mpSny are now prepare 10
sell aud give perfect titles to lots in the Town q
postvillc
PERIOK INDUCE MENfS
will be offered to business at this psint. PostN !
is on the line of the McGregor Western Railway, -
miles from McGregor in the centre Of the finest srai
zion of Iowa. 4 grain elevator Of the frst-ciaSy
rcted by John Lawler, is nearly completed. nnd ~
will make regular tr!vB 10 Pestyille alter !us
18th.
Merchants and business men in Mcs;rcSer WI on
template locating branch establishments, will nHa IL
F JOHN T. SLOVENIAN.
=. -,... .nAsent for Sostylle Land Company
NeC,rseor June Goth, 1854. 4W
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-12-06
SNEEeIFE,S SHE.
j. RI. kS.AYLkS.
Veterinary Surgeon,

Late Veterinary Surgeon of the 9th Iowa Cavalry Of
fers his services to the stockraisers of hor
SEES in Northern Iowa. His office is at Pearsall
Church's Livery, Main Street. NcGFegor, bca
DR.. Bays deems it not improperly egotstic to pub
sh, in this connection, the copy of letter from his
late commander, Gen. Alfred Suly, the frontier
CAMP NEAR Fl RANDALL, june 90, 1865
Dr. j. H. Baytis HetsriRary S,t,geon 9th Iotca Car-
atfg: Dear sir--t gives pleasure to testify your
ability as Veterinary Surgeon. You have been with
me near years on the plains in section of country
tand on duty very hard on horse flesh: aad where
have had the opportunity notice your surgical or
medical practice on horses. have been much pleased
with Your mode and success. After Won leaya the
service. you may probably wish establish Yourself in
business: it my recommendation can do Won any good
you have il most cordially.
With respect yours.
s7S ALI. SuLLY, Major General.
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a GROWN OF GaDEs 4 {.
nv cry MAN, Woman and Child who has used
$sC,.Li.-'e .gAas 5s.OsSA :!

Isw,ioe to recommend it, Three years of rapidly in
,c ding sale. have nal. the Ambrosia famous all over
,h world, IT IS WARRANTED 10 PLEASE
1t cures Itching OF the Head!
1t makes New II air grow on Bald 1cads'
1t prevents the Hair from Falling Out!!
1t renders the Hair Soft and Glossy!!H
Ceanses the Scalp; Cool5 the Heated BroH; Removes
7 ,udruf: Cures Nervous Headache; Cures Badness;
I,sures Luxuriant Locks Inclines Hair to curl SUI
,.,seles wigs; Kills Hair Eaters. Good effect appar
al at once.
TO THE LADIES I'VE SAP,
The Ambrosia will suit you to a T. Elegantly put up.
Delicatev perfumel patrouzed by Opera Singers and
Actrc Sold in splendid boxes or cartons contain
ing two large bottes-No. for morning. No Tor
evening. THERE Is NO MISTAKE ABOUT IL.
serlinJs .Ar.broSa is the best, most agreeable ana
toilet in the world To prove this, try carton
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
al EgLJNG's AMBROSIA MANUFACTURING Co,
y467 215 Fulton Street, New York
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-12-06

~ The Mason & lIamin Cabinet Or
gan. forty different Styles adapted to sacred and secu-
lar music for $50 to $500 each Thirty-ftre Gotd or
. si,rer Medals or other first premiums awarded them
illustrated Catalogues sent free. Address MASON L
u,sLry. Boston. or Mason BROTHERS. N. Y. yl6i
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Howard Association

JNIsEAsEs of tho Urinary ana sss au, ,he IPlr.
t;IAMRER an Essay OF Warning and Ipstrnctie 7, 8
IL sealed envelopes. free OF Charge. AtaIea X
SKILIIN HOuGHToN, Howard Assoeia't!.''
d )uth Ninth Strest, Philadelphia, Ia s%'e
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-12-06

Plea SAINT Grove Cemetery.
l>HE propretors of this beautiful burial place tab
pleasure in announcing to the people OF McGrcsor
hat they have the grounds fenced in good. sbsthti
manner, and are prepared to give good titles TO lots
All persons who have friends buried there arereqet
forward and arrange for their lots, or The pro-
retors will be compelled to their remains 70
he Potter's Field
Applications to be made to
WM GREEN, &c
ORLANDO MCCRAMfY
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-12-06
A CARD.

DOCTORS NJ. NJ. & J. L. JENNINGS, tie te'sbrat-
cd Electro Magnetic PysietGRS, have taken rooms o-
positc the Pos. Office in Prairie du Chcn, and will cure
all durable diseases and greatly relieve those who are
incurable Patients be treated with Medicine,
Electricity or Magnetism as the case may Teqaze.
We Guarantee no Cure. Consultation FREE
We treat all Chronic diseases the above principles.
Special attention paid to female diseases the same
PRINCIPLES. Come and be healed.
Prairie du Chen, Nov. s, 1865.
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Lost! Lost :!

TIME undersigned, in going from Ion; A,amakesN
Iowa, to the Pleasant RIDGE school HOW =, =
and two letters Of value to him The hnd'r "lii =
suitably rewarded by leaving it AZ the I.la s!es e
Grecor or with the subscriber at Ion; ,rcr.r
a ,csx 3w4TS
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EEL BUY FRESH GROUND OSWEGO WATER
LIME AND GENUINE RoSENDALE CEMENT OF
uLASS { SONIA
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Won't use any other.

The last and best. The right article finally Every
body likes it, Old and young unite to prais" WEBSTER
VEGETABLE HAIR INvIGARAToR. 1t restores grey or
tailed hair IS its original color in four weeks VIII 10
it every time pop Cures all humors oil the scalp
in ono week Ask for .bsters Vegetable Hair Inv a
rator and don't take any other.
For sale by S. J. Case Co., Wholesale dealers III
Drugs Books and Stationery two doors east OF the FIRST
,tional Bank Mctiregor, Iowa.
Burnham g. Van schaaek, Wholesale Druggists, 10
Lake ST., Chicago, Agents for the Northwest (4o'D
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-27


DANCE TO TEE HAY EEoP. - The
promise Of an enormous hay crop,
which the luxuriant meadows in this
vicinity gave ten days ago, says the
New Albany Ledger, has been somewhat
marred BY the present unreasonable
and protraeted spell of wet weather
The hay harvest had Just commenced
when the rains, accompanied BY cold.
disagreeable. weather, came upon Ne,
Those farmers who managed to save
their grass By quick work during the
sunshine have, perhaps, finer yield
than their meadows ever before pro-
duced- But those who could not get the
necessary labor to save their crops, or
whose meadows were not in a proper
condition for moving before the rains,
have suffered serious loss. a great deal
Of grass that was cut last week has been
left lying on the wet ground, damaged,
and In many cases ruined. Many mead
ows, also, are yet uncut, and the grass
is deteFiorating IN quality. For these
reasons, although the yield Of grass will
still perhaps be an average one, the
quality viii be inferior. ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-27

e v
/ ANOTHER WsST,-The local Of the
Nashville Uaioa, who few days aimee
advertised Cor an owl to boot in an old
ruin, now adyertises for cat to aid in
his great work Of freeing Nashville from
rats an animils thatappafently abounds
in that city.sg He says.sa q ..s-,s-.
e rThe rat popd latfon Of this city is
immense. We must be the Pekin of
ratdom., Terra .firma has become very
dubious in all these regions At night
we never put our fee. down withoattl list
ening for squeal. Our shoes are red
with the blood Of raticide-their soles
are fuller of rats teeth than Of pegs
The great case Of The People us. Rats Is
becoming entirely one sided What is
to be done2 We have racked our brain
for suggestion, but our rat iocinations
are abortive. Shakespeare says some
folks ! can't abide q cat We are not
one Of them. IF we have ever had any
such unhoIy antipathy We regret il. We
now make our bow, our profonudest
bow, TO the whole feline race. II we
love anything in the world, it is cat
for a cat is an enemy to a rat. Here.
after we, will have cats fos our Lares
aud Penates. Their fiendish cater
waul shall be music to orr ears. II
any Of our friends want Us, to write them
Q puff, let them bring us'a cat. Unlike
Count Angles, we esteem the animal
above all others To US now real
Tom would be blessing. Never until
now did we unders and why the Corinth-
ians had a colossal cat in their public
square--an incarnation Of liberty as
If, as Victor Hugo says, to serve as a
pendant to the wingless Minerva Of the
Pirstus. We know now-they had rats
In CoTinh I" s5sa So y a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-27

MURDERoUs AFFRAY--Last evening,
says the Memphis Ballstin Of the Goth,
as the ferry boat Rosa Della was eros
ing the river from that city, two men
who were on board, and whose names
are richards and Fleming, got into an
alteration. Fleming demanded iebt
that Richards owed him, and, as Richards
refused to pay he seized some things
that Richards had ON board. Richards
became enraged, and, drawing a bowie.
knife, gave Fleming FIVE strokes, any
one Of which would have been fatal.
lie then seizeda lArgelanp Of coal, and,
striking Fleming, dashed in his skull.
Fleming staggered little, fell, and al
most Immediately expired On reach
ing the shcre, Richards sprang off the
boat; then jumping upon his horse, he
effected his escape Both Richards and
Fleming are residents of Arkansas.
The body Of Fleming was tenderly
cared for by. the Captain Of the Rosa
Della, who is one of natures noble
men. LAE} "a e28ATgET 80 49, - "a Il
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-27

Two LITTLE DgcKa-An exchange
says two young misses OF thirteen and
fifteen respectively, swan from the outer
end of the ocean steamboat landing, at
Newport, to the shore. The Wave news
paper say "the distance from the wharf
to the water, and from where they
plunged in to the shore, is so great that
we never considered that any lady had
the courage To put. her tender life in
such a. periIoust condition. Few men
would accept q challenge to perform
this feat 9ua rIast
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-27
REDUcED-At . meeting q he City


REDUcED.-At meeting Of the City
Council on Tuesday evening, il was re-
solved to reduce the sppraisenent on
real estate. in accordance with the wish
of the citizens meeting on Monday
evening. As they regarded the valua.
ton of real estate in the city as nearly
equalized as they couia make it, they
concluded to reduce the valuation all
round twenty per cent, or one-ffth.
This act of the Council, We have no
doubt, viii be satisfactory to the owners
of real estate The change will occa.
sion some extra labor and expense in
preparing new duplicates and copying
the assessment thersin;l but the Council
no doubt wisely concluded that they had
no more interest in g high valuation
than other property holders, and if il
was the wish of the people to cut down
the valuation, they had no particular OBJ
lection. -
Previous to the reduction of the valu
alton, it was thought the tax levy fol
general purposes would be about sixty.
FIVE cents on the hundred dollars Of
valuation. The change 10 the valuation
viii, without doubt, necessitate levy o.
serenity fve cents This, however, is q
small per cent. in comparison with
many of our sister cities, who are moi
contemplating or constructing as thor
ough system of public improvements
as we are. The grading aud paving Of
the wharf alone will amount 10 500, 00C
"a large sum, to be provided for as tbs
work progresses. Ills an Improvements
however, absolutely essential, and we
are glad that the Council had the nerve
10 take hold Of it. The city will also b.
compelled to pay out large sums Of mo
ney in improving the streets, as, pei
contracts already made. We are salts
fed that all these Improvements will b.
successfully completed, and our city
stride forward in wealth and popula
ton. ea.) sa ~ s-e7 -' Do~ FL
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-27
DIED.

FIX-Op Wednesday Afterno at ~ O'Clock,
HENRY Elk, s.ed,1T years aud months.
The funeral will take place this (Fhursday) af-
ternoon at O'Clock, from the residences Of Njch-
elias Kaas, near Lara Eogine House.
! Q This friends OF the family are invited to attend
without furthsr n'tics. bgc4 ~s,s
wILooX.-on Tuesday /. July 25th, ct Sanders
vills near EvanayiIIe, JOHN B WILCOX. son
: Funeral 81 9 o'elOek on Thursday lthis day.,
from the rssidsnts Of Charles BowIss, At ssndsrs-
vile. The funsral viii arrive st the Oak Hill
Osmetery at II c'clsck.s esas7F .~st.e.s--s
The, friends of the family are requested 10 at
tend without luther notice,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-27
uMARRIED.

Ivan lRTPER--JONEs.--0n Wednesday even
ing, July 2sth, at st. Paut's Church, BY the Re
tor Raw. u. W. sfaldiUg, EcKEEs @. YAK RRER,
Esq. OfEsS York city, to Miss ALICE O., dsugh.
ter Of Colonel James O Jones, OF this city.
- The wedding was very brilliant affair, aud we
hope that the happy young couple. who have
formed this interesting relation under such happy
auspices, may Dioy . long life Of unibtsrrupted
hHppinsss, and may sDJoy.a fnll fEuitIon Of their
brighteat antieipations. ,... rsFs
The happy pair l ave for the East this raOruiuz.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-27

The CoLosEL's SxRES4DE.- The In
dianapolis Journal Of Saturday tells the
following good One,'' a
! After tie supper ct Florence's, on
Thursday night-or, rather, about four
o'clock. yesterday nothing gallant
Colonel thought it Eoald be good thing
to seranade lady of this city, upon,
whom be is disposed to be "a little
sweet. X So be enlisted the services of
the band Of the. 10th and started on bis
mission. After, entering half a dozen
different front yards, at the risk Of being
shot for hgrglgr, to satisfy himself, BY
q personal Inspection of the door plate
that he, had found the right house, the
Colonel at last satisfied himself that Be
was at the right place, and for fifteen
minutes the band poured forth its most
dulcet strains, after which the Colonel
entered the premises and hung an enor-
nous bequet of various swt ct smelling
effervescence on the door. knob Pass.
ing that way early after sunrise--the
Colonel had either risen early or failed
to go to bed-to his intense disgust he
found the wrong name on the door plate,
and an elderly African female person
age in possessionof bis magnificent bou.
quet, which she was smelling aud kissing
passiohs5ely he took the Erst train
for the West. o. soarsss $50 1siis 81
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-27

ALL THAT s BRIGHT MUST FADE-Is
not applicable to a f1e set Of teeth
brushed With fragrant SOzodOnt Its
protective, prsservatiye, and beautify-
ing properties viii preserve the white
ness, sounGness, and natural polish of
good teeth throughout life. And when
unsound, it VIII arrest decay, and re.
move from the breath the faint which
decomposition generates
iy26 3teod F 70 % tif1
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-27

MosT MANLY SPoRT-We are inform
ed that some of the brave young men
who delight in manly sports, in the low
er part Of the city, while lying in wait
foz Ethiopians on Sunday evening, cap
tured poor negro woman, and, placing
her on a plank, treated her to toss of
some duration. What self,gratulatioDs
these Young men must indulge in on
their ehivalric achievements, in abusing
negro men and women. How manly I
How chivalricl woq 81