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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-03-21

Eight Hours.
The country il we'll agitated on tho subject
Of reducing labor to eight hours per day.
Many leading politicians are looking for votes
by advocating this "reiorm," while many
thinking men 80 for it on Its merits. We are
decidedly in favor of it, and hope the govern.
ment will establish the rule ia all national
workshops; tbs will make the standard, and
the que stion will be settled. We have EN-.
ploycd hands for ten years or more, and we
selcmnly believe that eight hours is long
enough time to labor faithfully Mind, we do
not want man to insist on working only eight
hours, aad then ''play" laboret halt of that
time. We want him to pitch in and do as he
agrees. looking a. his contract and our inter.
ests, and then all Is right. We have had
hands who would appear to work ten and even
twelve hours day, and others whose stcadi.
ness to their work rendered their sir hours Ia.
Dor worth more than that Of either Of the long.
time chaps Give US an honest typo or press
man, and he can work 40 much as we want in
q third part Of the day and night-the two
thirds he wants for sleep, meals, recreation,
family requirements ana mental Improvement
"A shiyk we will not have about US, even If he
proposes to work Thirty hours per day!
We notice the late Indiana State Democrat.
ie Convention embodied the eight hour system
in their platform. This, Of course, is for Bun,
coube.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-03-21

~ BUY FRESH GROUND OswRGo WATER
LIME AND GENUINE ROsENDALH CEMENT OF
GLASS 4 SON.-6a
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-03-21

.s~~S' - ~~o~s S'~ss'''6 ~ ~0s>'' A~SSvsy
we are glad to hear Of this. There is no
better water power in the state than is fur.
nished by the Turkey at that point :.
The r. r. Co. in digging = well at LUANA
&c miles west of McGregor) struck q
small stream Of genuine Petroleum in the
bitumonous shale on Thursday last. On
Friday We stopped 70 see it, and in com
pany with 80 to 70 other passengers came
to the conclusion that there is oil there
sure enough. Much excitement reigns in
that neighborhood. This does not surprise
US q Bit We have, since tho Copper,
Plum and other discoveries in Wisconsin
believed that this whole Mississippi Valley
region is underlaid with oil basins. A writ.
er in the Dubuque Times of Friday last
gives Us farther reasons for this faith. Ten
years hence men will wonder why they
were skeptical when the surface evidences
we're so strong. TIE rock or Shale. at
at LuaDa, only 48 feet down. is the general
accompaniment Or Indicator Of OF. dep sits.
Luck to the Luanians l.. Rev NJ Policy
| Is now proprietor Of the Egb,rt Hotel. Mo-
mona. See Advt "A 4 G6odrish Is az.
pointed as Station Agent on the Southern
MINI. Railway. tte leaves on the 1T of
April. A. Il is ore Of the best shows" in
the business. -. We regret 70 learn that
! Mrs. s. p. Sloan is yet severely indsposed;
we trust her youth and natural buoyancy
Of feeling Will ard much in restoring her to
the life circles which she no much adorns.
Will. s. Btnton and lady, of Hancock,
Wis, are in town on swell, BILL is on q
business trip and Mamie is on visit. It
viii take them oil summer to call on their
friends ct McGreSor-there are several
hundred Of them -. The Balls 1t McNa
mara's, at Fpry's aud Gu,hsils last weak
| were we'll attended. AT Fury's there Was
| crowd. 1t was hard to tell whether St.
Patrick. St. Nicholas or ST. Gambrinus
lager Beer) was the best man. Leff.
has made speech on the r, 4. question;
we vii! report when we receive copy ol
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-06

SIhe i've hundred or more Fenian pris-
oners IN the custody OF the u. 5. steamer Mich
Isan, On Lake Ere, IS an elephant 10 be dis
Keep. 'e1 y
HThe City Pastor OF the city OF Rro,he-Iv
Love has been emb. zzlIng funds belonging 70
apocr widow woman.
"The last engasensn. broken off-tha- =,
Ridgsway, e. W.
6Wendeli Philips IL called by a Western
editor 1.-The great un spanked national scold .
e Instead of capturing Toronto, many of
the FenIans now don't know where To run 10
~ Lightly three new journals AT . sou each
were pm olished in Paris On the first of Nav
- I'riai by jury has been introduced into
Russia
g The Fenians are again preparing 10 take
Canada, while Canada proposes to take the
Fenians. Success 70 both parties, Stephens
proposes, for me present, 10 take nothing but
noney.-Iy Il. SAT. Press.
- The wretch who a. a social party said
that young lady az piano forte was like an
ape teeanse her fingers were mong keys, has
- A desperate attempt had been made near
Dublin 20 murder the man Warner, who pros
ecuied, as infoTmer, the Fenians AZ the late
special commission in Cork. Ireland. man
named OConnor. lately from America. was
arrested on the charge Of having stabbed him
~Ihe FenIans, in order TO propitiat, the
Rock
- an
infant was found in the woods with the flesh
entirely devoured by buZzards.
SThe inventor of the fitting hoops has
made fortune. Some enterprising fellow
might make bigger fortuneiby in venting hoops
that will tilt higher.
- youngster who cut a belt in one OF the
Taunton mills IN order TO stop IL, so that he
could nave TINE 10 visit the circus. has had
twenty days imprisonment for his pains.
SA yeung woman named Miss Ellen M mr..
". a
night AZ Albany. While working about a eas
Jet, her hair took FIRE. In an instant her hssd
was enyeloped in a flame. All the tatr
guished-
e he Worcester Spy says the iron car of
me Adams Express COMPANY, which wen,
through that city from New York 10 boston.
9n Monoay nignt, contained about $4,000
Two rusty messengers and detective accom-.
panied IT. TWO well-known burglars were on
the TAIN, but found no chance for operations
@"Ihe ancient Henry 70 be com pensated
anu 10 " pshlne warmed" is Fenian de-
New YORK party lately had TO fork
over si,3s9 80 Tor negleciiDg 10 afilx fourteen
cents worm OF stamps 10 a money receipt
~"My 'pinion is,' said philosophical old
Iaoy on much experience and observation, that
any man az dies on washin' day does IL our OF
pure spite"
~ a man was arrested in ST Louis recentlv
Tor murder committed thirteen years arc
zine Episcopal Church is again a unity.
An organ Is being put into Beechers
Church 70 cost SOS, 900.
~Niss Menken's iIlness ia saia 20 10
suit Of toe much exposure ie-
An actress in Mobile wa, driven In ami
cide oy jealousy Of her husband.
"a Botany Bay convict has lust died n,
Syaney, VINO accumulated a property Of
~Cslvin Fletcher, who lately died in In
dams. was a two millionaire
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-06
TIE CHIEF SS4tgSks 92g PEsr1LENcE

TIE CHIEF 6 64tgSzs 2E brEsr1lEScE
rP6iDs :.eGIsd 3 k.s,sT1's
States and France. Prepared sSeiy by ihs Ns~
s:. R:S4sy ,s s
90 Cedar Street. - 0"0e'
VIZ Be- GoS%Ss1s hi sS
is charge oftS LSborstory l. prepspo6 ~ snr
s Ssn y; FLuI1s for ;ck fooas ner
ana psSe e al :saISS T:
hh3usee, oial end fat boiling sstablissments: ali
:ss:s n: 'i So
son9us and offensive gases exist. These agents Are
Il Ss :ssss. e &: and az
q .Ssir p.ss: iesll s9ss% az;
ih.E The Attention q msdesi ana yn .si
tsched are testimonisls in favor Of the great d.
ecvsry which, With hundreds Of others can bs sesn
u inc COMPANY ONCE. 'A
10 ne P,s,idsn Of &c Nsw YORK. DisisjssstS;;..
s.s: :.; 4 !: q = e.
eoe.sasI that We have found An article Which sU,.
'''e' III others - remedy sssinst an bad odors
~ Ms P,esidst Of sass Nsw York Oisinfiesg9e:.
a. Pea :. g. Sir We pronounce it WITHOUT ..c.,,,
every natter is eonSl';s :ra s'0n
5;-Ihsse Disinfectants are ussd nv a..
eeayeneert: under the direction Of the a. ~ .ne
Rs1cs q the Metropolitan Health De. SrHaaV
sPowELt THOMPSON, - orp.,s, W
esnsrsi and Sol: Assnts for the United Slate. Ana
d are s'''' 70 "h0m al orders shsnid DO a.
y. :sIs y ~ Dr.esi.s. and General p..,.,. :,
~ unfsd ssasesand Cansdas. ny u. a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-06
EVENING STAR.
Responsibility Of Bankers ana Other. Ia,
Special Deposifs

An interesting case, q; Cincinnati, before
Judge Storer and jury, was heard on Mon
S %yd AS an acnon was brought BY w 4.
90 ban TO recover sl,0Co, he value OF Two
30 bonds Tor $50, alleged 70 have been LETT
as special deposit in the bank OF the defend
ans. II 10 Claimed BY Mr.. Vandewster ma,
me bonds were The property Of his wifei tnat
ne BeDthem there on special deposit on the 1lfn
OF June. lets, having enclosed them IN an en-
velope, on which was written the name OF ms
wife, and the amount enclosed-sl,00o; that
Afisrvarc, On the iltn Of September, he called
Tor them. aad they could not be round, ana the
The testimony showed tina; the defendants,
when called upon for the bonds, stated that
they tho ught they had paid them 20 Mrs. Van
70 IA van as and finally mat :ney were
lost in some way-
The defendants claimed that they had re.
ceiyed this del post without having gwen a re-
ceip;, and without examining the en- veIope to
see whether 10 contained the amount named;
that they notified the defendants that as they
received no compensation for the care Of the
bonds, hey eould not De held liable for their
loss, ss in cases where they received deposits
IN the regular way. The bonds were placed
IN q tin box where all the special deposits they
received were put and then placed in a strong
safe, where no one except the Off GERS and
clerks Of The bank had access.
Judl e 81 rer. in b s charge 10 the jury, said
''ln the frst place the jury should determine
whether the bonds were delivered or not 10 the
defendants. II they were II was for the latter
20 show why they hao notreturned them The
law presumes paper is lost, If, after diligent
search. and snffcIent lapse OF time, i, cannot
be To- nd II II has been received the bailee is
bound 10 redeliyer II, provided he mas 10 within
ms power II stolen, destroyed or lost by some
other casualty, the matter was susceptible OF
proof The hypoiteses we're presented by
defendants that were worthy OF consid-
eraiion; first, in all probability they had
delivered the bonds 20 the plaintiff, or
10 HE wife, was unquesiionabIy COM
petent 70 receive them. being her separate
property; and, secondly, that from the circum-
stances stated in the testimony for the defense,
the jury might fairly infer they were taken
away by some one frauduleBtly. If the PROD
erty had been lost, SO as TO prevent defendants
from 5aying IL in their power 10 restore il, they
were NOT responsible; but the Jury must De
clearly satisfied in the matter. 1: was not a
case IN which they were 20 be governed Dy
conjecture. II should appear not only tha;
the defsnoan:s could not restore the properly
bu: ;heir liability 10 comply with the contract
had been produced by no &C: o: theIrs-no
neglect. 10 omission on their part"
The Jury, after o brief deiIberaiion returned
verdict for the plaIuIIh for the amount of
The bonds, with interest from the date OF the
demand.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-06

GENTLEMAN ~ HooPs.-Vhe Ouebec
Morning Chronicle has the foliowing-WiII
the ladies' counteHance the limo va.ionl During
yesterdays crenching rain We met a gentle.
man having on an India rubber overcoaf, the
skirt OF which, AZ the lower edge, wasexpand-
ed BY means OF a strip OF cane, similar 10 that
assumed by the ladies on the first Introduction
OF hoops! We readily ventare TO admit this
trespass on the ladies' department, inasmuch
as u affords equal protection 10 The lower
hmes, as does the umbrella 10 the head and
shoulders. parlcu larly so in the event of b ,yh
winds We venture further 10 predict TIA
the amount of comfort deriyabl. from this
simple conirivance will insure its general
adoption.
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PROPOSALS.
DRoPosALe To1 ENvELOPEs.
PosI OFFICE DKr.RrsEsr,

Posr OFFICE DrP.krsESr,
srALrp psorSss%is - nj = ss ,s e
.ss y 2 Tsa. sDs ss Ss
fss sssf q ssG nsrms:r q ss q
ol.:s loo 90 Envelopes for Circulars, 81 By
S SII:::;-lS s sS Envelopes. = :, q iaes..
ci:::s- 5000 ~ ss~ "
so4 1s S,fs: S1: y e sph %
.are, End ths othsIs e b6n or cream. cOIorsa pa
All me EnveloSss must be nsde in the most
t;hhs inc pannsr vel. sun%sd for sealing upoa
sTsssd the fo:.mss,sr S.nsssi They %i must e
each 10 Es ss:S n
Inc s eoyss 70 Be xrapIs IN stione payer, g 70
eu.ntity moi less than 5000 Envs,opes IL reouir.d
to m the order Of Postmaster. they must be pot
proper Of Direction must Be placed nnoS he
boxes by The contractor ~ directed BY agent Of
n,ies ss may from time to time be reasired 70 Hll
4 the New York Post Once. or st tue STAMP and
GnyeloPe Agency in New York, az the Pcssinsster
my oirscf, nee OF cost for packing and
Bids are also invited for furnishing 900 600 En-
letters returned to write!s TO be Thoroughly made
OF good quality OF Manila paper, we'll gummed,
ssh By sh inches. The envelopes must We such
printing upon them a. may be directed by the Pest.
master General. Also, 100 900 Euvelo pee more or
less TO be thoroughly made of the best QUALITY OF
white or bun paper, TO be by el0 inches ia size
and to have the words Post Office Depart ment %
"Omeial Business, and Postmaster. . printed on
them In the manner prescri bed by this Del .ment
These envelopes must be delivered at the Post
Orlce Department in Waship ston, D. c.. in Rood
order ready Tor use. free Of cost for packing and
lrapspsrtaion and AZ the rate Of about 80 Neo per
week. The first delivery Of the envelopes specified
above. to be made as early in July as practicable
Specimens Of the different kinds of envelo pes for
which proposals are invited. Lay lie seen by an.
plying 10 the Poetmasters Of the follow pe Offices
VIE New York, N. Y; Boston, Macs: PhiIadel,
phla- Pa Baltimore, Md. or they NAV be oh
tanned direct from this Department
Bidders will be expected To furnish sp ecimsns os
me envelopes they propose TO supply, eud no bid
VIII De considered, unless offered By Mannheim
rers o. envelopes, accompanied by satisfactory
The price bio, and the quality Of samples subnit.
td, viii both be taken into alto award
ing the contract.
Bond and security will DO required for the faith.
fui perform OF the contract, and all payne
under II Will be made quarterly.
The bids should be emo orsed " Proposals for Of
nee and Returned Letter Envelopes Is and al.
dressed TO the Third Assistant Postmaster Gener al
w. DENNIsON
my ID totl1oJe Postmaster Gaperai
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-06

SI6HIsG FOR HoNE.-Jacob Thompson. Bu-
chAn2ns Secretary of the Interior who had
charge Of the rebel funds in Canada is grow
ing weary OF exile and longs 10 view his
native land once more Partisan atmosnhera
IL moi congfnial 20 him, and he promises tina,
d permitted 70 return home 10 Mississippi no
Will oeyote all his energies 20 bling about p
successful reconstruction. He denies having
had anything 10 do with the assassi nation con-
spiraey, and asserts that evidence of mis- in
nCCence &c now il the hands OF the PrssIden,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-06
GsrAr DISCOVERY IN DENTISTRY.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN

would sdyiee al persons having teeth 10 extract
20 call at DR. LEWIEs once, and have -
them taken out withslt pain.
Also. call and ex anime the Doctor new 0
spd ImIroyeA method Of inserting ARTIFICIAL
IEETH. III you once see the great fmproyement
In his teeth, you will have them in no other sfyie
fhae this new ana valuable one. Teeth inserted en-
Gold, Silver and Rubber Plates az the old nrics a
We have net advanced the price on our work Fl nee
the great change in gold
streets. -"
jan 26-ly Q. B. LEwIE. N. D., Dentist.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-06
DENTISTRY.

TBE ROWLAND DENrAL AssOOIATTOy.
4 al NJ "a AZ street. three doors north
Oi fehhsS ivsDia avenue, extract teethSH4S
Ni'hort pain Or iDIUry. by breathing Nj ~1I0
tfous Oxide. or Laughing Gas Price of extract
lng hrst tooth Sl.3D. aud each additional tooth
prices. aSIme
I. COUMbE, DENTIST, No 4a9 tn street,
opposite Odd Fellows' ball. will fill,
extract and inert TEETH ca Gold, Sil'A@
Yer, or Rubber, at Moderate prices. Best QISH1
niaellNI 1sea. my a I'm
lib. LOCKWOOD, Washington Building 34a
~ Penn: ayenua. will fill Teeth with
gold and insert TEETH on Rubber at veryA@
reduced price. Teeth extracted without Glib
ealn 7-lm-
y Y, b. Army Honorary Graduate of~,S
the batimore College Of Dental SCR 3 cons AS
sURGICAL AND MECHANICAL DEN,U1YY0
IlSi: Office 42O d street, bet 9Th and 7tb NJ.
ALL Al sinos Of Dental work made and ,esaired. Has
references can be given. Charges moderate. "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-06
SECREr DIsEASESI
sAMAR TAN,s GIFT.
SAIARITAyS GIFT
TIE MOST CERTAIN


SAHARITAyS GIFT
TIE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER rsrp
"fes, POSITIVE CuRE,nfer
GONORRHRA, GLERT, STRUCTURES DE-
Contains no Mineral, no Balssm, no Mercury.
Only Ten Pulls 10 be Takss 10 Efeo; a Csye.
They are entirely vege,s6lei having no smell nor
Jure the stomach or bowels Of the most delicate
from nS
Of the University Of Pennsyl vanis Of the most
No s1posrre, NO irosSls, NO eIaass raatessy
Let those who have des paired Of getting cured or
ns he sssn sr
Price-Maie packages, So. Tsnsie, IS.
BLOOD BLoODfr BLooDyyy
,r sGkkRRssoLAsai t UIiSERs as ss3EKs, sPsTs,
s1xARI 81 IxESsE k55E D dSS
most potsnt. certain and eti.etnsi lsn. sg. .
scribed it reaches and eradcates every particle OF
the ysnsTsai I0i'Tn 50 that TIE cure thorouss
edy and BE- hsaisd and Do not transmit il 70 your
DO NOT pEsPAIRr
ROOT AND aHsB c,
"''s$ S;Ts;fis iS' S.s S$ me
In many AFFECTIONS with which numner. a. p
happily adapted, IN Ulosrsted 6seru: IN Lsa mot
in Ses ar Es,ins e the Womb
Pcs 81 IS psE sa, q the sex
sAMARIrAN,s WASH
Il, IN oases Of used In connection with tho
Root asd Herb juices. 'A 49,
The efheseSof these reIedies IL alike .ekpov,.
ssf tss Espies and patients They are used
WHAT TEE SURGEONS SAY OF THE sAnAR
"posr nosrilal' So aM MsIsaanu. Baltimore.
; Ma u,.a n,5s e
that have used them with Judgment, discrstien,
And IroperIy, and. have found them respond % my
their efcacy and as far my 1ss Of them extends,
i''''o"'.a 'n'n '' S.1%sEfffhED 9. RowERs.
"Assistant Surgeon, sth N. Z. Vols"
Sold py 8. O. FORD, eerner nth stree. and Penn.
As1siss y CO. p R.a:ss:
,URIIsIMAB-P!ossossa b. aeyN Letters Pas
i tent Of England, and secsrsd b. the sealso
eSs sss, q II ns aHi vissna.
Trissnar No i, & the snsctual remedy for Rslax.
ss:s.s %
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Zach preparation h In the form II . most asrss-
able Losenge. secured from the effects 81 climate
and changes Of atmosphere, In tn at q ssohs
or four - csses In one for %, and IN % sssee,
thus saving %. Divided in separate doses - a.
ministersd By valpsaS, sAllananda. Roax, g..
Wholesale and retail b. Dr.. BARROW, No. lsA
0leecker street, New York.
70 b hsd Also Of Q. o. FORD, No. $50 r. svss
THE UNITED STATES DURING THE VAR,
4 by Auguste Laugel: London. The MateriAlism
Of the Present Day, BY Paul Jernet; London. The
Philosophy Of Art, ~ Taibe; London, Principles
81 Biology: by Herbert Spencer. Literature is
Letter.. edited BY J p. Holcombe. Brscton and
hi. Relation 81 to the Roman tsru.Ncx r.yrop
uELMBOLDV FxTRACT BUOHU AID "A
II PR0yHR ROSn WASH euressscrst and Deli:
Ettls or no change in diet, no inconvenieacs and
nednse IN IL scsion. and free Iron I'll injurious
yeo16rtss. suN
nTAYHTVs HORSE MANAGEMENr. Illus
lvl trafed MayheWs b Horse Doctor, illustrated
DeddI Modern Horse Doctor. Doddb Auseomy
and Physiology Of the Horse jennings: the Horve
md his Disesses. Youatt on the norse. NasouI
farrier and Stud Book. Lawrence on the Horse
NH - IBANOK TAYLOR.
{ H0TEhs 0AEsss AID rp.. o.,,.,
Just fmDorte N. ". BUBOHELL,
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT LUMNER

Chiet GRoJit,,nds.er'S OEce, Depo, of Wasiingfonl
Washington, D e., Nav an. ia
The offers received under the adysrtisenent NJ
May I'd being considered less than the real yslue
Proposals are again invited until THURsDAY.
June IL 1856. at IL O'Clock M. for the purchase OF
6i3,Coo feet Of Government Lumber, Of the follow
ing siZes and deserts tions. viz
1900 feet Ia inch Oak
l0O, 900 feet inch Oak
leu 00n feet 2h inch Oak
l29 600 feet 8 inch Oak
10 600 feet 81 inch Oak
5000 feet inch Oak
10000 feet inch Oak
10000 feet Pinch Hickory
$50 feet inch Hickory
1900 iest4 inch Hickory
$1,000 feet IA inch Ash
"a 900 feet 2-Inch Ash
30 600 feet inch Ash
$1,000 feet 4 inch A.h
% 100 feet s inch Ash
8. 500 feet :. in nen Pine n
1900 feet inch Pine
1900 feet "a inch Poplar
- 60 feet finch Poplar
me att. Dtion Of wagon and carriage makers is
lot Of uelI-seasoned Lumber. suitable for manu-
idctIring purposes. II can be seen by applying TO
DIefet brigadlsr General U. II TOMPKfNS,
Qnartermaster in charge at Lincoln Depot, about
Bios will be received for the purchase of ten
Thousand feet and upward The unde rsiRned re-
serves the right to reject ali the bids should they
Payment Tin Government fu nds) will be required
upon notification Of acceptance of bid and prior to
the delivery OF the Lumber. which must he re-
moved within fifteen days after the proposal lie
Proposals should be signed by the bidders full
name and sive his post Off &c sddr' So, plainly en-
sod cor pEo.os. for tie Purshsse Of Lnmoer,
Breyet MAJOR General snd Chief Quarter master,
yel-td Depot Of Washington.
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o T i O +.
Il Y GEE MIC WINE,

In presenting "HYGIEHIC WINE" to the no.
ace OF public, We beg moaestly to call your at
tention 10 the following true statements viz.
lst. BfGlEhlC WINE is used BIZ the better
Eases a. o. People thio1ghout Europe.
clans OF America. - '"' most eminent pnyn.
1917 Sd Il is approved By name.ou. schools of
Alb /, i: not secret Preparation, but scienti
in Ell cases for which it !. recomnended. '' "sm
Tor ITS base one Of the finest Of pure Winss
with such recommendations 1t will win its vav
n'E o., .he isxor o. the American people We rest it
Its name implies Its purposes. HYGIrNIc
WIN IeSulr'ss The system throughout, impart.
ing notaon to the BLOOD and soothing
:. ., FOB LADIES
arich delightful favor, and imparts strensi in All
cases Of sceakness. As aPpetser Il is uneouaIsd
stimulating eject: in assisting Digestion ~ gently
WISE Ss 16ns ths TRIAL ss.;
Ask Jour Druggist for HYGIENIC WINE.
STUART 4 THOMAS,
SOLD EVERYWHERE. nv M.2v
H. r. 00's.4 COFFEE no. sS0sEs BATES.
. COTTON "a cT0Rs
No. lO2 GRAvlEK slknET,
NEW ORLEANS.
Strict attention given TO the purchase and sale
s o. MSrSnsndise Liberal advances made on Con.
"snments. my l8u
WEAAvE JUST RECEIVED A NEW AS
o,.u,s. sIIINwAYs PIANOS, m
We have also on hand large collection OF SEE.
ond- hand Pianos. OF different .msnufsctursrs
, vnich We offer for sale very low, and upon easy
We have. in connection with our warerooms,
% are end >, ni GS
rates and variants 81: CO.,
Sole Agent. Q, steinw.ys Pianos and Mason sSs' 4
II EMov VAL.
TIE HATI oSA az gSI9 .sa I1sNsSnrRAHoE CON.
HAVE SESSyES eFiEIS SsrfSGss goo 4 &C., No.
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Banisrs' and Brokers' Telegraph Once. 'n'
Chas. Knap. B. Wallsch,
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G. s; ciSssn: WIN. Dixon.
CHAs KNAPP President.
GEO. y. RIGGS, Vice President.
~. .. LARNEk, Secretary. my 2l-6t
PERssSHEGsscITNy WANT OF oARRIAa.s, such
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LIGHT BUSINESS WAGONS,
new and second hand. will do well 20 give ms a
cal, a. Ne are determined to sell ct cost 70 close
Is sfo 5esSn sn sfiF'iHxsi TfeTfRRs for sale.
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my Sin. between 9th and io.h streets Usst
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yfRE and WATER Pso ssi y rSL era SSns
and GRAVEL RO0Js put on in the very best
manner, Of the very best material, and 6 the
shcftest notlce at yep moderate prices.
ALSO, Al kinda Of BUILDING and COMPOST.
lion ROOFING MATERIALS on hsnd. ct the
$3.50 Y..So.. - NH-@
- iREhH SUPPLY or
MAILLARD OANDIES, -s#
1917 CHOCOLATE CREAMS, A VI
CHOCOLATE OARAMELS.
NV. BUROHBLL,
mnu.0 Corner 18th and streets.
ST. rIM0THYD AALL.-Tho 6ut5s0 Of 1HlS in.
- sosution VIII BE resumed on SeDt. u, 1875. Tor
tof1s &C., see catalogue and cireuhf q the yfin-
stya! bookstorss 3tkie city. or sdarsu the Ifi1-
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RIBDe And OAGIe.
$40 ..A street.. S.. 20 III "a i. nh, :, z
E4PERlMGNIAL R1s1ARCHEs IN 6TIAH
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