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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-04

MIR. DE CORDOVAs ANNUAL COURSE
vi ofHUMOROUS LECTURES at IRVING HALL.
/. " Mrs. Grisg (Widowln - -
TUESDAY EVENING. Nov. T. 1868
q 90 The Kibbiwuk rrumpeler' and its Editor"
TUESDAY EVENING, Nov. II, 1865.
3. The Law. In re Hidse Mdse.p
TUESDAY EVENING, Nov. 81, 1865
Precautions similar those successfully adopted last year
will be taken TO peven, the oyercowdns Of the hall this
son namely SO chairs will be added the ordinary number
Of The Reserved Seats will be limited in humber to
O FOR which none but Course Tickets will BE- sold and NJ
Tickets will issued yond the comfortable capacity of tho
Hall The doors will De opened at O'clock aud the Enter
tanmen will begin clock Tickets Tor reserved and
reserved seats eau be had of Messrs. Root Anthem, Co..
No 81 Nsssaust; Horace Waters. 4el Broadway; Beer
schirmer .Ol Broadway Wn. A. Pond Co.. 81 Broadway
Joness (ae Crowen 83 Broadway and Mitchell Seixas
9l Broadway and for uneserved seats only, at all othe
Music aud Bookstores
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Amusemcnts.
NIBLOs GARDEN.
~ Lessee and Manager WM "hEArLEi'

(rHB ESTABLIsHMENr DOES soI ~
NETWORK HERALp)
LAST PERFORMANCE BUT SIX
Of the unapproachabe ,r,,
GABRIEL RAvEL.
ANTOINE HA'hhYoUNt AMERICA
The MARrISETTis &c, . &c; !. 1865
Grand Matinee this SATURDAY, November " i'0'
The TRIO OF COMICALITY
GABRIEL, ANTOINE, and YOUNG AMEh''A'
In the screaming Psntomim 1,S OF .,ovr
N'"'''''"s "''1 GRAND SKATING SCENE:
First appearance in the afternoon of NJ Van hamme'
BALLET DlVERIISsEi,MENi'
Introducing Principals and Corps de ba'l.t, A.,
Commencing with for the last ,ime tho
PAS De FASCINATION,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gomersal and the Dramatic Company
In the evening" at att 9si9 @GS q PIECES.
FOUR LOVERS, and JoCko'
GABRIEL RAvEL, .vro,yv p,vr1
The Ni PTg, rI ,,ys Gy eirAs.'r''
ON THE THREE FLYING a Tsh Me-. entitled
Commencing win 4h f: S SIb GU 2us5.' D
H. Bland r: Barry, Neel. Rende Mrs. Marx smith, &C.
MONDAY First N GRF q The MONSTER.
AND A FULL PROGRAMME BY THE RA N,.f;ls -,
Admission, Is cents; Reserved seats FANNY 'Hce e"
trance on Crosoy-st.); ~esnt' .
Seats secured Fix days in advance.
- b. HOWEs GREAT EUROPEAN
80 ,'n'U' VIII open B'RRopKLYS
~ '''''" MONDAY, November 6.
Giving TWO PERFORMANCES DAILY
until further notice.
u" DEkALB and FULToN-AvENUEs.
This renowned e'S nsT S1TPIETT CIRCUS
ever exhibited in America, numbering nearly ,,,,
ONE HUNDRED MALE AND FEMALE ARTISTS
MISS Lucy WATSON
THE WATSON BRoTIIfRs.
WIN. HOLLOWAY,
II. JOHNSON, u,u,ou
FORM c,ows ssIcE and HANLoS
SAM LONG. PETER CoNKLIN,
JOHNNY MAC LITTLE MAC,
All OF whom with others, viii appear at each performance
BRILLIANT PROGRAMME.
'0'"p0'Li% LATEST r EST NOVELTIES OF THE ARENA.
In '''' cRRd'S % SETIf THE GREAT LION rAMER.
HUI" '>'''' > Den i OF FER0cIoUs LIONS
and go through series Of the u,,,,,,,.,, pr,ro
MOST STARTLING AND THRILLING FEAIs,
throwing into tie shade az his Predecessors
The Management also takes pleasure In announcing the ap
O''f'n'o Of the I'oa BRf 3 ARABS.
These graceful sons Of the the most graceful an
GYMNAsTs. POsTURERs AND AcRoBATs
WORLD.
4 GRAND GRATUiTOUS EXHIBITION,
Consi.,ing Of a Procession and
GORGEOUS PAGEANT,
Will pass through the principal streets in which VIII spPea
the boauiilsl
TABLEAU CAR,
CARRYING A LIVE LION IN TiiE STREETs en-
Surrounded by a gloup Of BEAUTIFUL FEMALES. NEf
TUNES STA CHARIOT, TIE MASSIVE DEN OIL
LIONS. THE FAIRY CHARIOT OF TlTANlA, drawn p
fourteen Shetland Ponies iuagnihcen, Band Cariase Wit
FULL BRASS BAND,
and Grand Cavalclde Of KuFat Ladies Men a'AFm'' &c
forming perfect realization OF -
THE DAYS OF CHlvALRY
| and the - - .
MOST BRILLIANT STREET DISPLAY
ever wusssed.
Children under ~ years..................'.. CENTS
TWO PERFORMANCES DAILY.
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WINTER GARDEN.
lruIs R,rApIrsuuESr DOGS NOT ADVERTISE IN TIE

|WINrER GARDEN.
(ruIs EsrABLIsnnEsr NOT ADVERTISE IN TIE
NETWORK HERALD)
WELCOME
JOHN BR1SSyGHAM
~. ,ou. s sATTRpAYx EVENING NOV"
WIN '''N SIXTH APPEARANCE
since his return from Europe in his own hye'act
"PLAYlNG wTfiH FIRE."
Which will be presented with the following powerful cast
Mr.. JOHN M SAHAFPyy
Miss ROSE WASE ~ ~
Mrs. Mrs. MANI MYelGi WIDOW CRABsTiSK
Mr. TiitSriW ArTHnTHY
Mr
NOrlcr-Mr Broush,snTS s's s HaiH fgpe'' '0'
more His friends and the public should not miss the few op
porunes offered bidding him welcome on bis return
home. Doors open Al. u; commence At . O'Clock.
DARNUMs NEW AMERICAN MUSEUM,
ID BROADWAY. between Spring and PHnce'''
(rur rs-ABt,sHxEsr DOES Sor ADVERTISE IN as
NETWORK HERALD
AFTERNOON AT ,, EVENING AT1
The da'hns and aec0mP ocEag Eale''''s'as'
tn. CzARrN9 Of the HIPPoDRAMA
will appear in the Romantic D.. D.s nn OF
or, THE WILD HORSE 6E TARTARY.
by tho TRAINED HORSE TARTAR"
Mr. w. Is. HARRISON. ExtempoIeneous singen
MISS ANN ELIZA LEAN, BORN WITHOUT AhMs
CROCHETs BRAlDS HAIR, EMBROlDEKS, EIC'
THREE OF the LARGEST GIANTS In the worlc
| and prettie.t CIRCASSlAN GIRL ever seen. ,u,,.,
GIN GRANT IT., the smallest Dwarf ever exhibited.
BOHEMIAN GLASS BLOWERS.
| TWO STEAM GLASS ENGINES IN NOTION
PROF uUTCHINGS LIGHTNING CALCULAIUh'
THREE HORNED BULL.
co.nora,ns. sereossopeous Learned Seal Happy Fam
"a d. i.,ion 90 cents Children under 10. Is cents
| MONDAY, NOV. 6. the Military Drama Of
THE FRENCH sPi
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CCRGICAL HOSPITAL for the Treatment OF
~ Diseases ofthe Pelvic Vscera Of EDWARD
". DIXON. Editor Of The scape Structure. Piles. Narlco
ce Hernia and FSu Every OF Str cture admits OF
radical and permanent in days, aud often ne
date one, by DR.. D.s insrument the Urethrotore
designed expressly to modify Mr. synes operation. in all
Of the three hrstnumeraed affections tie guar
lntced If the be undertaken Office hours from to
daily, and to 8 evenings at No. AZ Fiithave.
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DE GARMO's DANCING ACADEMY, No
0caebers.

A YOUNG LADY, Of good family and excel
IA lent character, well educated refined aud agreeable
desires 10 TEACH CHILDREN OF II under. a. VISIT.
ING GOVERNESS in near this CITY, would assist in
School Refers TO J. A. NASH Co, no. Ill Nsssau-st.
VTNEACHERS for all grades Of Schools, GOV
Il FRNESsES TO suit tie requirements Of Families,
PRIVATE TUTORS TO meet special wants, POSITIONS for
welleducaed Teachers NEGOTIATIONS OF School Pfoper
ties INFORMATION Of good Schools TO Parents, BOOKS
and APPARATUS for School and Family Instruction.
AGENCY No III Nas;su.st NJ Y Circulars with TERMS,
References and Testimonials the Efficiency and Fidelity oil
above.
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HAMMOND on the NERVOUS SYSTEM
valuable Book for Young Inyolids aud the General
Reader a. II contain. this experienced physcans IN
PROVED METHOD OF TREATMENT. Price, 81 90
WARNER, Publisher, No. Veseyst, Astor House
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Professional Notifes.

BOOK on STRUCTURE, PILES, Els
n TULA and thirty other disease mailed Tor 70 cents
uENRY a. DANIELS, M. D.,
Consulting and Operative surgeon, No union-squafe.
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Darfins araocmes.
DODWORTH's DANCING ACADE

A DODWORTH's DANCING ACADE-
"A. MIES No. 2l2 Fifth.sve. New.iork
No. ~ .ioutague-s'., Brooklyn
New.York Clssses-On Mondays and Thursdays, Wedaes.
DAYS and Saturday. and Saturday mornings.
Brooklyn CasesOn Tuesday aud tTidays Afternoon Tor
children. Evening for gentlemen. ~
Primary Class in Br5okynunder the instruction Of Mr.
Frank Dodworh-On "Wednesday afternoon and Saturday
morning For terms send 10. circular.
DE GARMOs DANCING ACADEMY. No.
IL 80 West FoufteeutLst open WEDNESDAYS and SAT
URDAYS.
Ladies at 2; Children at D. Evening Closes at T.
shall introduce my pupils the present season. the Ter
CotHoa and the QuGa5ie FrdHedis as danced an my
presence the pest Summer Paris md Dieppe
Having hsd the honor be elected pOLdns Member o.
the Soeien Aeadtgqve des Pyofeseuys de Uane de Paris
4rtistes du Ihtdire Imperial dc OpDa all dances
emanatns the Society will be forwarded to soon
Is produced.
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CORPORATION Notices.
CUPREME COURT.

-
In the Matter Of the Application q the Mayor Aldermen
and Commoualty Of the City Of Scw-fok, relative 10
THE OPENISG or
ONE HUNDRED AND fOl RIEfNIH-Sr.
From Eightbsvs u Hudson River (wheo not already
opencdl
IN THE CITY OF NETWORK.
Pururrt TO statutes IN such made and provided the
Mayor Aldermen and CommonAly Of The City OF Few orb
hereby rive notice tina, they intend TO pppy 20 the Supreme
Court of the State Of Newly at Special Tenn Of aid
Court TO be held a, the City Hall IN the City OF NeNlofh
on SATURDAY the twenty hith day 81 No'enbei 10 o.
Counsel can be heard for the appointment Of Comnoef'
of Estimate and Assessmen IN the aooveeuti'ea mater
tended j. the opening One hundred srec
1esdv opened In said City ad the map plan Of
did City under aud by virtue Of Ae, Of the Legislature o.
sve 10 Improvement. hns the laying out Of Streets and
Ro,ds In The CITY Of NewYos aud Tor other purpose,
passed April 3, 1871 john =, DLN LIN ,.,,.,
natni Nrw.York Noyernher IL. 1905.
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BEgwsrER. Mass, Mafch 10, 1851.
DIR POLAND ieg y ny a'y 20 morn I'm, ye c ~ voy
WHITE PINE COMPOUND. In August, 1901, TOOK H"y
severe cold which continued g. sifct NE, nefraAg lI
Seyey attended with very hard cough night s"ehs and
.on. bleeding probably om tie throat Through the ~
and Winter my coueh very distressing reducing my he,h
and .tr.pgth and rendering unit for labor ried in.i
cine Of yariou. kinds but Of them however valuebe
rave me any relief In March 1902 you msy IsmeHDei
sen, me- .of1e of the WHITE PINE COMPOUND, com
menccd taking IL, AID Immediately began to amend a. re
sye vceEs was out IN active labor and In few months
ganed up 100 pounds. Know that ~ was NE h
PM COMPOUND which did all this for ne .oan pegah
20 have pefsous anpy 10 me for the medicine ana as you
know ordered Tor sale. Ia eight months. thoas ",n."
NAL ink much eKcron posed OF 3i1 bottles o' Tue 'o
would add ha several persons Of my acquaintance whose
The WiiiTE PINE COMPOUND, advertised at lepsh in
onotoysd medicine Dr. J. W Poand the inventor has ne
confidence OF the many who know him oonnuchoc h.u
he enioyed while sboring usefuy many yrHs a. bbp-
minister His experience az sufferer yea MN w nnne
perimens which issued in hs medical dhoo'eiy'-iDo'"n
Watchman and Reflector. -, ,v..L,r ui,,o, f.,
leader of the Daily. thus speaks o: ne COMPOUND;
"The WHITE PINE COMPOUND Is advef'ea 81 ,i ninGn
in our columns and we are happy 70 e-ln . @ &c
maud for il /. ng beyond al provou, expeestiohs
/. NJ very best medicine for coughs ana cod' NOV o.
and no family tina, has used "iI ever DC ~
Ne meal nom our own knowledge 1t l. sure TO XIII Co1
aud pleasant The greatest inysn,P
All and Il Is sngular that the WHITE I'm CoMT
made for Cold and Coughs should prove to be the greatest
,sT,edv Tor kidney difficulties known Bu so II We can
moi doubt H. 40 many come TO Us ro wen Known
men Bede III. character Of DE- Poland Is tueh ts, W.
NOW lie viii moi COUNT what h"Ioig f9r YEAR
Bapist clergyman study medicine TO hhi fenedes of us
ailments with delicate umptiyo 1904 s'snus win one
foot upon the grave he made tho discovery wh hs saved
himself and called out from hundreds oil o.hs.s ,n9 sohses
testiuopIu, po.ble We have known DT roland iI years
and never knew more conscientious honest nplst man.
al 10. ae Lad 10 tle that believe Whatever ho says
about his WHITE PINE COMPOUND.
Should you think vorsby Of ths medicine Do careful
wien purchssinr that IL Is the WHITE rlNt ,omIO.ND
b, offered Won a. we that other preparations have
been psuied of Tor it by uupnnciped ae'~''
THE WHITE PINE COMPOUND
manufactured at the
NEW ENGLAND BOTANIC pHfoT.,
No 100 HANOVER-sT, bOSTDN,,
oFogGE " SWEET, NJ d., PR0PkiEfORA
Under the supervision Of
PEW. 7. w. POLAND, M ID.
n, SWIFT MI attend 10 the business department. to whom
oil orders should be addressed
SOLD BY wmoLksALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN MEDICINE
EvEHYwnERE
BURNUAMs Il VAN Setback, Chicago III.
JOHN D. PARK Cincinnati, Ohio.
0ssSp Akssv wv tas Wet
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nlaebinern.

DEERLESS CLOTHES-WASllER, original,
j powerful, and relinbe-Pat.nt allowed September Z.
ss-st ia existence and the only machine adapted for the
stationery wash tub Price S2. Zig ,, for general
SIS Warranted 900 cen, OF labor time soap aud
wear Of ohrs take spots srraks &c. Deal
ers applied Ageuts wanted. Territory for sale.
SUDDEN KEANE, Propretors aud Manufacturers,
No 0 Bediords,, n. Y.
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IRVING HALL-SYMPHONY SOIREES.
Il THEODORE TiIOMASS
SYMPHONY SOlREES
CO MMENCING SATURDAY EVENING NOV II, 1904
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.
Su bschbe for the Series respectfully requested TO -
their for the during the present week q ~
wing Hail. from III. to y. m. --
SUBSCRIPTIONS ARE NOW RECEIVED
AZ teinway Sons Nos Il aud % East Fourteen,hse -
Bee schirmers No 70l Broadway at Hall at sons No
$40 Broadway at Pond Cos No SAT Broadwsyi 1t Seaer
, er III & Co e. No. $50 Broadway and at Irving Hall
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AmuseurettfS.
CADEMY OF MUSIC-MATINEE:

A CADEMY OF MUSIC-MONDA1
"A DIRECTOR. ....................MAXM ARETLEA'
ITALIAN OPERA.
(ruIs lsrApLlsBMEyr poss NOT ADVERTISE IN The
NEW YORK HERALD)
LAST NIGHT OF ROBERT LIE DIABLE.
ON MONDAY EVENING, Nov. 6, ats,
F0uRTH NIGHT-SECoND SUBsCRIpTIoSh % ,s.o
SECOND AND LAST NIGHT OF MEYERBEEkS MAD
TER-WORK,
ROBERT LIE DfABLE,
- With lie extraordinarily strong cast, including
NINE. CAROZZLZUCCHl
MILE. ORTOLANI,
SIUNOR T.. IRFRE,
Sl0NOR LORlNI ...,
SIGNOR ANTONUCCi.
Conductor. BERGMANN.
THURSDAY-Op In Brookyn-ROBERT LIE DIABLE.
The sale Of reserved and tickets for Of the above
named performances will commence THIS MORNING., o.
the regular ticket Offices viz the Box Office Of the ACADEMY;
Beer 4 Schirmer's, No. 7oi Broadway; Pond Co.'S
No $40 Broadway Schub-h Co.'S No. $40 Broadway, and
Root. Anthony X Co g. No 81 Nassau.rt.
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slooId xou ,,ns 6vorshy Of this medicine, bs careful
- W Inc ,Lst n 4, tbe WHITE PINE COMPOUND
hat il offered Won a. we that other preparations have
| been psluIed of Tor 1t by uuprInclpled deaeh"
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DIIILHARMONlC SOCIETY Of NEW
YORK.
TWESTY.FOURTH SEASON 1866.
ACADEMY Or MUSIC
FIRST CONCERT. SATURDAY, SOW T.
ORCHESTRA or EIGHTY PERFORMERS
Orchestral Piece. Schunluus symphony, No. g. Liszts
Poemc SYM honque Mazeppa and Bceihoven' Overture
10 L,oLoge, So = -
SIbNiN
Nj = r. MILLS tie celebrated Pianist, viii play con.
cef,o posh. by Mozart. -
tONDlC ........................CAhb DEhbhhHN
Subscription. SO.
for Concerts md IS Rchr4sgs received a. Scarfeuberg
Luiss No 153 Broadway aud Beer schiImer', No 'Ol
Broadway.
Fntr. Member Tickets the Concerts 81 and TO non
subscribers I'll ~ c-eh for sale at all the principal Music
Stores.
Doors open at :. TO commence at o'clock.
WM SCHARf ENBERG, President.
i. SPIsR, Secretary.
rINO-NIGHT. az the STEREOSCOPTICON-
L ENGLAND FRANCE SPAIN. SWITZERLAND,
and VIEWS Of DR. KANE'S EXPEDITION
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FROM ELERY Z. CiHOON.
EpytlsfFu Mas. mn'

Iseverl other olersyuen and physans have also written
to Dr. f., highly approving Of III WHITE TINE 'oi'
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-09-27
News and Items.

news and Items.
Gen. Warren is not in good health and
cannot take the stump for the Soldiers
Il but says he will do all he can to
assist in the success Of the cause. He is
for Benton.
Col. Kit Karson is member of the In
dian Council to meet at Big Greek, Color.
ado.
In our last issue we wrote, Gen. Grant
regarded the indictment Of Gen. Lee for
treason As being wholly inadmissable, which,
through some mistake, was printed unad-
visable.
AT the 10th annual session Of the Upper
Iowa Conference of the NJ. E. Church, re-
Gently held at Upton, the Rev. J. Gould
was made presiding elder Of this, Upper
Iowa District; tho Rev. F. L. Wolfe was
stationed at Lansing and the Rev. s.
Pancoast at this place.
The new style of hat is past turban, part
shake, part helmet; has gilt band, and
10 made of silk and enamelled paper.
Petroleum springs are being discoved in
Scotland.
The whole editorial staff Of one paper in
Madrid challenged to duel tho staff Of
another paper.
According to prophecy the emperor Of
the French ought to have died on tho 10Th
Of August. Very illmannered in him to
live.
The expense Of fitting out. and coaling
the Great Eastern is stated to have exceed.
ed 100000.
The total amount Of National Bank cur
rency now in circulation is $tes,4os $40
A report that Juarez, the leader Of the
Mexican liberals, was about to abandon
Mexico and come to New York, has been
disputed.
Reports from the Dry Tortugas state that
Mudd is hospital clerk, Arnold clerk in
le Provost Marshal's Office, and Spangler
and O'Laughlin working at their trades in
the Engineer Department.
The whole number of negro troops mus
tered into the United States service, since
10000. The deaths and casualties among
tuem amounted u over OO,VOO, anu ABOUT
10000 have lately been ordered mustered
out in the several departments.
It is said ex.rebel Vice President Alex
H. Stevens is soon to be released from Fort
Warren.
.Jno. II. Surratt Is in Montreal, where he
has been concealed for some time.
The term "Uuon," as now applied to a
party, means union Of colors-the mixing
Of the white and black races.
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TO Parties Going East.

We have moro pianos than any house in New York
Boston Philadelphia, and will pay any persons
penses to Chicago who prove that he buy the
quality of instrument in those cities cheaper after
adding freight, than at my ware-rooms in Chicago
We wish it distinctly understood that keep from Is
to 100 pianos constantly handtho largest dealers
stock in the United States.
REED SONS
Mrs. NJ. f. Moore is Agent at Luana for tho sale Of
these valuable instruments. Orders left with her will
be promptly filed and at low prices, if the
purchaser in Chicago. Mrs. Moore has Of
these instruments exhibition and is teaching class
of young ladies at her residence.
Luana, Clayton Co., Iowa, August 9th, rs. 400
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Advantages of this Plow.

It will last from three to six times
longer than any other Steel Plow made anywhere By
anybody This has often been proved by actual use II
gritty" Soils occasionally to be found on the msrSns
Of streams in the West in which sheesteei Plovs have
acres Of the same soil without yet being half worn
It will .sscour' in the most difficult
Soils where all other Plows have failed II there h ( -
OF ground anywhere in which it will not scour We have
yet to find 1t.
It draws lighter than any other
Plow while cutting the same width and depth,
The Share can be sharpened. or q
welded on as readily as on ordinary Plows by any
msss ana ROss, ss as the steel
Any section can be ren1aced l,v .
duplicate to be had Of any Agent as tie Share Lands
and Mouidboards are cast in moulds.
It is well stocked with New En9.
land timber, and the standard is wrought
pleasure. '~ ~
It plows at any depth, from three
sur leaves clean furrow, and turns under stubbs and
~ It is the cheapest plow in the
world, Just a. sure - there s economy in payins
9rx dollars once rather than five dollars ave Of 81
A9tmes over; = in not losing time and your temper:
sgpecsuss your psw won't ascour !" = and in doing
9Th. quality and quantity Of work IL wnl endure q
31srorm must be considered a. well a. tie cost prics
IN Determining whether or not the Plow ID cbsan
S1nows ase used for pront and the one out Of ,UhSa
doaars and cents can Be 0ot, in proportion Il
S9sn o., q TIE cheapest, and We are confident man
S9gets m1re than hundred dollarJ worth Of aPioVs
A9'sveu cms he gets one Of these. -
These remarks are made after 4
familiarity with the merits Of Of the good Flows n
use IN the West, many Of which have Justly earned
good reputation. =,
M Our new model ssB" plow in
S3dssened expressly for stubble and foul ground
A1rHsrttoSore We have had only the "O' pattern a.
AIIgned for both, turf and stubbis. The "B" and
patterns ~ n together will enable ~ to nsee ths
~S~'solf or clean" plows Is they prefer.
CaN and sec them. 49,.
! Warranty gerry Nbsrak
<br Sale only by s*
Carter & Bro.
AGENTS AT McGREGOR AND COUNOvER
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For Sale or Rem { !

WILL sell or rent fair terms the house recently
occupied by Rev. Mr.. Tucker, of the Baptist Church
X ia situated on McKinne Street, the Flanders
House Title good Tho house has six large rooms mp
stairs convenient basement cellar and cistern The
promises are handy to the sidewalk which furnishes
nIsasant access to all parts Of the city without
countering mud. very desirable property for owner
AVA JOHN NkLLOY.
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ClermOnt Academy,

TIRED s. WOOD, A. NJ, Principal. Clermont, Fay
cite county, Iowa. instruction given in the higher
English Branches, inAncient aud Modern Languages
b Music, Drawing, and Painting.
For further information apply by letter In person
to 4w465) PROF. WOOD.
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Cement.

4 M 3BLs. LOUISVILLE CEMENT, DOUBLE
lNVy oflIN0TH, Just received and FOR sale by
:BENT0N BROS eco.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-02-13
THE HORRORS OF INDIGESTION.

You complain of yoHr stomach. unfortunated ys'
peptic; but ought not your stomach to complain
ofyou9 Possibly the psngs you endure are simply
the stomach's method of taking revenge upon you
for neslectins and abusing 1t. Perhaps you have
never made an effort to improve its condition, but
on the other hand are continually examining itwith
unwholesoms and ineensruous food. Have you
ever tried HosTB1TER's STOMACH BITTERs q proper
diet and regular mealss The Bitters In week
would put your digestive apparatus in perfect or
der. regulate the lew of bile in accordance With the
laws of health, snd produce just so much spefisnt
action as would be necessary for your good; and
when you were once all right, judicious snd reg
ular dieting, with q little of the Tonic now and
then, would keep ron so. If you have neglected
these means of cure. don't blame your stomach for
its rebellion. II Is merely natures hint that she
wants help. II You neglect it, the next thing may
be Inham alton, or Scirrhus Cancer. or some other
violent and dangerous disease. There ia such a
thing a. being toe late in these matters. HOSTEL
TlR's BITTIas will cure Dyspepsia; hut Dyspep-
STA may eneender diseases which defy all restora.
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