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FOR SALE.

1rOR SALE LEASE AND FIXTURES OF
IL centrally located Dry Goods Store on M ai
street. erns rcasoni BILE. For information,
address Lock Box 2ys. 39'
lrUR SALE.-LEASE AND FIXTURES OF
L store No. 36s Main street, for sale. Inquire
on the premisc.. ~
NOR SALE-ONE Z OCTAVE PIANO,
IL nearly new and in GOOD order. on reason
able terms. Apply at room u Webster bleck,
ly5 Main street. sooy,,
EN0k SALE--CITY SCRIP, IN SUMS TO
Il suit purchasers, at No. 8 Madison street o
E,Uk SALE BARBER SHOP-WELL FIT
II ted up, in a good location, and doing an
excellent business. For further particulars
apply at this office. 80
EOk SALE.-A LOT SITUATED UPON
I the east side of Echols street, in South
Memphis, upon which there is good one-story
dwelling house. Tho lot ia sixty and one hun
dred and sixty-three feet. A liberal bar gain
will be given to the purchaser of the said prop
erty 70 cash. Apply to
j. L. TEMPLE,
Dice No. Third story. Titus Block. Jefferson
street. 81
LWk SALE.-AN ADAM PRESS. PLATrEN
II 19x25 inches. withlsteem apparatus complete;
will be sold low if applied for soon. 1t is in
good running order, and may he seen running
any day in our possession. a
Apply to, or address,
WHITMORE BROTHERS.
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MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
Mail and passenger trains leaving Mem
phis at Gas am. by city time,
connect at Chattanooga with trains
for all important points in Georgia,
East Tennessee, Virginia, North
and South Carolina. Passengers for
points south Of Grand junction, and for
points on the Mobile and Ohio Railroad
either north or south of Corinth, leave
Memphis at Gas am, making close con-
nections Express train leaving Memphis
at las pm makes close connection with
the Nashville and Decatur Railroad
for Nashville, Louisville and all
important points North, East and
West Time 70 Nashrille, Is hours and
IS minHtes. Baggage checked through.
Through tickets and information can be
procured at Is Court street 81
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READ Elsons' advertisement, and save
money by making your purchases of
them. 38
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THERE will be an interesting meeting
Of the Board Of Mayor and Aldermen at
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WHOLESALE buyers should look at FL
sons stock before buying elsewhere. 3S
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ELsoNs are again offering goods
cheap. See their new advertisement
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CRIMINAL CoURT-The murder case
of State vs. Thomas Richardson was
tried in this Court yesterday. The jury
went out early in the afternoon, and did
not return until halfpast eleven clock
this morning, when they brought in a
verdict of not guilty. Tomorrow the
misdemeanor docket will be called and
disposed of peremptorily.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-10-16


The SEA OF Ice. There was large
audience at the New Memphis Theatre
last evening to witness the sensational
drama, entitled the Sea Of Ice 1t was
put on the stage in very creditable
manner, several new scenes having been
painted for the occasion. In the first
ACT, the representation of the main deck
of the ship Uriana was admirable, and
worthy Of the artistic brush of Mr.: Gu
lick 1t was deservedly applauded. Miss
Thompson did we'll as Louise de Las.
cours in the first and second acts, but
excelled as "0garita,' the wild flower of
Mexico. In the last scene, where she
makes herself known to the man whom
she has married, that she might avenge
the murder of her parents, her acting
was splendid to degree that excited the
enthusiasm of the audience. Mr.. Vince
lock as Carlos" an adventurer, and
the Marquis Del Monte" was good.
The same may be said of the persona.
ton of the characters assigned to Messrs
Hubbard and Marston. Taking it alto
gether-scenery and acting--this piece
was superior to anything that has been
produced in this city for long period.
The large audience appeared to be de-
lighted and showed their appreciation in
the usual way. The Sea of Ice will be
repeated tonight, and those who have
not seen the piece, or Miss Thompson in
the leading character, should avail them
selves of an opportunity that may not
soon be again offered to them.
POLICE CouRf. = Twenty-three cases
were disposed Of in the First District this
morning, aud one hundred and sixteen
dollars collected. In the Second District
there was heavy docket last evening,
no court having been held since Friday.
Thirty-three cases were disposed of, and
one hundred and ninety-fye dollars col
lected Pat Finnesy was charged ten
dollars for abusing his better half He
was sent to Jail, while the woman he
abused started to borrow the money to
release him from prison. A boarding
house keeper, who had bar attached to
his establishment, was mulcted to the
tune of fifty dollars for selling liquor on
Sunday There were large number of
DRINKS, including two John Smiths and
an ex-policeman, who we're fined ten dol
lars each The Smiths paid up, but the
ex-policeman declared he was " duly
sober" and appealed the case. By the
time he gets through with the appeal he
will think he had better have settled the
matter by paying the ten dollars.
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DROMGOOLE & co.'s
king of ChillS,

1t absolutely cleanses your stomach. arsusss
the liver, opens the bowels, carries of the lille
max permanent and quick cures, never affects
the head, ears or nerves, gives tone to the sy5-
all fo,ms of
CHILLS AND FEWER.
whether recent or long standing, il eject
speedy ana eneetual cures. Read the follow
ing:
BRANDON. Miss. Sept. Il, 1850
MEsshS, u. LINDSEY Co, Brandon: After
having tried the skill of an eminent physiciap
for months on two cases of ehills in my fauiIy.
without permanent cure, was induced 10 IN
bottle Of DrOmgoole K Co. g King of ChilIs
which. am happy to state. effected an entire
cure IN both cases. and | eheerfully recommend
it to my friends. Yours, etc.
STRANGE, INDEED.
That so many men and women go nopine and
creeping about, with their pale and detected
: I've got the chills." when they can So easily
be cured bS using one package Of
DROMGOQLE & cos
XII N G OF CHILLS.
If you walk into any Drug Store in Nempbis
ana can't get 1t, tell them to send and procure
them Tor you. Ii will cure you after al else
fails; don't care how long you have had the
DROMG0OLE q cos
AN YGDALINE PICTORIAL,
Coughs, Colds Hoarseness, Sore Throat Pneg.
m0nia, Pleurisy. BTOchtis, Asthma. IndrsrTs.
Pain in the side.
CIR OUP.
Dry Hacking Cough. Jiehtness in the Chest.
and all diseases OF the Pulmonary Organs The
Anygdaline Pectoral causes free expectoratisn,
by cutting the phlegm il opens the poreg of the
skin, relieves the pain and difficult breathing.
and ewes entire relief to the distressing eourh
SPLITTING BLOOD.
Soreness of the Breast, Difficulty Of Bres;bips.
Shortness and Catching Of the Breath, Catar-
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do not say il will cure
CONSUMPTIO
But II viii loosen the Cough, relieve the Pain
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the troubled anu Nervous System Asa safe
and pleasant Cough Medicine for
Children and lnfanls
IL Is Just the medicine 50 much desired, nsitf
an exquisiteiy beautiful and unique pFepars-
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YOUR COUGH
should never be neglected. as i may soon leal
to serious results, and If you will send and rr,-
cure large bottle of our "Amygdaline PeciO-
raj Tor your Lungs. you will be perfectly de-
lighted with its effects. IL Is prepared b. the
regular medical profession.
Price, Large Bottles, 81 90.
An assortment Ofthe Great Seafhe-., Pc.
parations should be purchased by every fais-
lily.
FARMERS AND PLANTERS
Would save much BY keeping q stock Of ian
always On hand For sale In Mempbisl,
]. ?. DROMGOOLf fC6
Ny. WILEERSONkJ g.
O. w. JONES 4 Co,
ais and By DruFgifts e1ns1lt
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ASH FOR HELMBOLn,S.
TAKE NO OTHER.
Beware of Commercials.
l-1Uis
EVERY MANS WIFE,

A ND ALL FEMALES. OLD OR YOUNG.
N married or single. who are troubled with
any OF the following complaints should at once
send for bottle of English Female Bitters a nd
be cured: '""
iiiysterics' Sick Headache,
raipitauon, Pain in back and side,
Sln199tnering sensation. Pains in head and loiIs,
1 1i zee, ana hands, Falling OF the Womb
Painful Menstruation, Difficult Menstrnation
Ohiorosis OF Ureen Sick Leucorrhea or Whites
ness, Swimming or the head
Nervous Trembling, Extreme restIessness
liberation of Womb, Mechanchoiy
Ovarian Disease Kidney Diseases
Makelulness', Pallid Checks,
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A DEAR PIECE OF MEAT-Henry
Humphreys is darkey who likes good
beefsteak, and have it he WILL by fair
means or foul Henry went to market,
inquired the price Of nice piece Of
steak, which was fiiiy cents. He picked
it up and left at a run without paying
He was captured and taken to the sta
ton house For which he was fined
twenty FIVE dollarsby Commissioner Rich
ards. That was dear meat
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CARD OF THANKs.-The officers and
members of the different fire companies
who attended the fire on Sunday morn
ing, will please accept the warmest
thanks of the owners of the burnt build
ing knowing th,t Ia their timely efforts
we are indebted for the preservation of
the two remaining houses, we take this
method Of expressing our warm thanks
and gratitude to those who interested
themselves in our behalf.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-10-16

COUNTY CoURT-Pursuant to adjourn
ment, the County Court met yesterday,
Judge Leonard presiding, and Justices
Campbell, Stewart, F. Smith, Pulliam,
Rogers, Mercer, Harrell, Blakely, Walker,
Jones' Hildebrand, Walton, S. A. Moore,
Gibson, Brooks, W. g. Smith, Goodlett,
Heinrich, Hall, York and Carroll, pres
emit 1t was ordered by the Court that
all magistrates absent at the calling of
the roll should only be entitled to half
pay. Commissioners we're appointed to
ascertain if it is necessary to index the
books in the Registering Office, and re-
port at this or the next term, viz: I. c.
Blakely, s. A. Moore and p 81. Heinrich.
Several accounts we're allowed, and some
rejected Letters of administration were
granted on the estate of C. II. Rigdon,
also to Walter Joyce on the estate of
Thos Sheridan.
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The ADVERTISING MEDIUM The The
ATRIcAL BULLETIN is, beyond compari-
son, the best advertising medium Tex
cepting only the PUBLIC LEDGER pub
lished in this city-for the following rea-
sons The programme published in it
daily is the only programme issued from
the New Memphis Theatre-hence,the ad-
vertisements inserted in it are sure TO go
before all those who may interest them
selves in the performances at this popn-
lar, neat and elegant house Of amuse-
ment We publish large edition daily
(under contract Nth Manager THoMp-
SOM, which is circulated extensively on
the streets and handed to each person
forming the audiences No business
man, who knows how to advertise, can
fail to perceive these superior advan-
tages, which, added to our loW tariff
should secure the THEATRICAL BULLETIN
a full share of advertising patronage. 40
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and consequently go to Elsons TO do so,
NATIONAL THEATRE Continued sue
cess of Miss Julia Barton, the great op
cratic vocalist; Miss Albertine Miller in
new dances; John Rushton, champion
clog dancer of the world; Andy Mckee,
the favorite Ethiopian comedian; Jim
Porter and Johnny Keegan in new acts,
etc. On Thursday evening, October
18th, grand complimentary benefit of
Miss Albertine Miller, on which occasion
a huge bill will be presented
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-10-16

NOR SALE.-LEASE AND FIXTURES OF
L store No. 36s Main street. for sale. Inquire
an Tho nrem;sc. al
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SHIPPING GUIDE.-Sheppard q Co.,
will shortly issue 1.-THE southern and
Western Shipping Guide, which will
contain much valuable information, in
GLIDING the name of every express and
Geographic Office in the Southern and
Western States, complete railroad,
post-office and bankers directory. An
agent will shortly call on our citizens
for cards to be inserted in this first class
advertising medium.
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FARMERS AND PLANTERS

Wound save much By keeping a stock 81 m -
always on hand. For sale IN Memphisly
J. p. DR0MGO0LE kC0.
IN. WILEERSONk g.
q. w. JONES 4 Co,
ais and By Druggists gcnsMI1
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No. l3 Madison street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-10
THE NORMAL DEPARTMENT. OF THE
STATE UNIvERsITY.

We copy elsewhere from the Iowa CITY Re
publican an editorial notice of the proceed.
ings Of the Board of Trustees Of the State
University at its recent meeting. If the fol.
lowing which We take from that paper gives
the true explanation Of their action concern
ing the Normal Department of the University
then we think that Board needs reconstruct-
ing as badly as the rebels, AxDY JoHxsox,
the Copperhead Democracy or the Possums.
The Normal Department is the important
feature Of the University as q State ins,itu.
ton. The educational object Of the State i
the good Of al her people. She proposes to
educate the many, not give classical culture
to thu few. In tbs cunssn nation Or her uur.
pose the eommorSchool Is her potent agent
These, not State Universities, are found in
every neighborhood, are feature of every
mile square Of our prospecsea teftitory; and
open to all our people, invite to their instruc.
ton all the children Of the Stats. The Uni
versi,y graduates one the common School ID
thousands. 1t is principally - he ally q,
tie puhGe sehpol gstsn ~ IL Uuivsssisy
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t0AL FoTICE-To John w. Teehorn, Hannah
2 PTr, Arthur waleost, = y. Harrison, Harry PuJ-
ton. = po-d, u VI Rort l+o ". Goldman, g. P. Has
sco4t Howell Trustee, III. Tally H. u Woodxard Co
soknk Branch OF the State Bank Of Iowa, Lawrencs
Goal Co1p~ny, y Hsies Trustees. X 4. d. ". FORD
William Leighton, Guy Wells. CIeghorn Harrison
nanlin Miller, g .. Eaton, Nathaniel McCrea,
HANK Of I'D hominacn, Albert Wells, Jeesee Malt
Hiram Barney, Yeatman, Robinson s Co, J. Edesr
~ johnston, Executor o. the estate
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SOL ~ county a Sotal II ons knnd1sd
and twenty thousand dollars is required.
- There is fattering prospect for good
crops in Tama county, As We learn from the
Union.
A Eve Thousand dollar cheese hctcry y
about to be constructed on Bowen's Prairie,
Jones county.
= There was an immence celebration q
| Corydon on the Fourth. Wayne county
poured ont it's loyal thousands. Gen. Glas
gov made fine grafton. So says the Mont
tor. sE s.
Hugh W. Maxwell has been appointed
Judge in the Fifth District, rice Nourse, re
signed. Col. s. D. Eichola, Of Guthrie
county, succeeds Judge Maxwell as Distric
Attorney
The gentleman from Adair,'' and oul
friend Ingersoll, of the Muscatine journal
| have excited the ire of W. B. Hall, Of Adair
who opens up in the Register, and wants Z
know who our friend ofthe Journal is? He''
verdant.
James What, Of Buchanan county, ha'
| manufactured labor saving machine called
riding harrow. Has claimed patent Sci
Independence Bulletin.
- Rufus Hubbard, of this city, was in De-
| Moines last week looking after the Colleg'
| at that place So says the Register.
- Several Iowa papers have spoken OF the
proposed APPOINTMENT by Congress Of al
| official historian of the war as CANNON, stuff
| nonsense, and humbug. We 'say. ditto Il
| Mr., Burke
- There are couple up In Linn county
| dwelling together in matrimonial felicity, anf
twenty-four children have come of it.
- There was was Masonic celebration =.
Cedar Rapids on Tuesday, which was I'D
dressed by Robert Morris, l.. L. D., Pas
Grand Master of the Grand Lodge Of Ken
lucky.
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coycnEssloNAL CONVENTION.

The Republican Convention for the First Con.
gressionsl District will be holden at Mt Pleasant
Henry county, on Thursday, July 10th, 1866, a,
10 o'clock a. m. Said Convention win nominate
candidate for Representative in Congress, AND
transact such other business as may come befor'
It. The ratio Of representation viii be as follows
One delegate from each county, and one additions
delegate for every 100 votes or every fractional
part over 10 votes, including the soldiers vote
cas-, at the last election for Gov. VIM. NJ Stone.
s. g. OWEN. Chairman, Washington Co.
&. W. McCRARY, Lee county.
B. J. MeMAKIS, Des Moines county.
J. p, GnASrHAN, Henry county.
WV. Lone, Jefferson county.
J. D. WEAVER, Davis county.
J. s. HrRLEy. Louisa county.
J. s. SLOAN, Van Buren, county.
Central Committee LIST Con. Dis.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-10

I M. ADAMS ALLAN, n. D., lid Professor q
~ Pssetips Of Medicine in Rnsh Nsdssai Cose
~. - Bn1e q the Chicago Aeieal Journal vsifss
: 1)snspea ~ - 8
Da- buxns 1pasAes Bttters ~ - fngeoesness
= ~ hsse - mixture IN - haifAstiiisd sAsly
~stss 1snsraily palmed uDsa ~ bibsioss - -
mild paete re manufacturer sxhldua prsSsepeaS
es6ss n Ne ehsrseser Of the nsasirun he snpioys
By giving publirity - the iormula.
Most q IL Atts In the market ars bnt adroit com
hhAuoas = dsyss ths physisa ~ q ~ wss
posuibie Alcoholic fractures OF Yusil OIL div
+ DuteAsr's lightning Fly Killer
aG.kss snssA werh visA nisdrm 1n evnnssosA ssr'y
keeps tbs hoasc clear oil summer. ~
Look ont fer iaitsssons. Get butchers only.
june 2l-dAwlm
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irresponsible Coppterfefters.
Ono Of The most serious which he prort
stov Of IN article In unusual deand have to encounter
10 the prstcal imitation OF II by parties equally uuscru-
pulous and irresponsible II an Individual or arm With
seans engages In this nesrious busns. the damages
awarded b. for the oHsnss are coIlscfs-
bic and 1t IL satisfaction to the party wrongsd that
the wronser made suffer bnf IL most c4ses the
irates Of srs,e, Who raiIct 1espond 10 dollar
70 tAs laws award.
H0s1 GrfxR STOMACH BIfrRRs being Aa.d-
ard 7bs marketable vheFs and representing the
value AFFIXED to Il accurately - Asfional Rank bill
extsasivsay couptsrted And STIMULATED fAs psoprs-
tors have spent Thousand dollars In huatg sp Asd
haatsse ao~ irresponsible indvtdnsis md Arms Who
have given their DDcs to this dirty work rhsss per-
ties-ssns q them, = least-ASvs 10y Of sASa ding
their tsss. though thew change their bosenea-
when tnjuncou Il lad upon diem cart Of the
country they sometimes vamoos>" another and Try
the trick again In eAs~sit Il neccsaax, b kaIi
them tws three times over Perhaps the bsst thing
that b. done prd-r these circumstances 10 to Ldy
sVsses~ spon Ill NO ID Bitt-rs 70 boy 0siy Of
dealers whom they trust. n every city, tom end
village Of the United Stat and Httish America this fs
ncss tonic aterstiss and protective medicine nay b.
procured ofreiabIe men Of business.
Jalylo dA~iw
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HE WOODEN DEPARTMENT

Embraces superb selection Of Blankets, Flannsls
Yarns. &c. &C.
The Notion DEPARTMENT contains splendid lot Of
Gloves ard Hosiery Of tbt very best quality ladies'
gentlemen, boys, Kisses and shfldrsn.
Underwear for men, vors+n and children.
Fine Broad Cloth. Cashmere and Heavy Beavers for
gentlemers Of the beet quality ard styles cheap
enc stock Of Wool Cloths and Heavy Beavers for
Ladies CloaSs, very cheap
fha~ls without rrnahsr FIR Ladies and Misses Also
large lot Of Breakfast Shswss. Bamarsis and Hoop
Skirts Of the latest styiss end patterns.
CARPETS, Floor OIL Cloths Mats, Rug- DruTset., SC
The above IL Int intsmation Of the large stok Of
staple and f-fcs go ~ kept ~ this lrn snit. II 70
they Keep that n elegant and u-efr Ia
the dry y line the finest silk aud silk velvet
cloth down the thinbie needle thread hutton. and
trimmings 18th shrh to make IL Ard they buy .x-
cinsively ~ b. their will not hav. TO psy
them IN tnfsr%sf we'll - pro6t.
Gall AMI examine for yourselves The proprfetnrs aud
their oh ig ng statesmen wtat pleasure IN show
tng their stock. and 10 il hat ven are d-st
With honestly Remember, they occupy No % Main
street BnwT
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IOWA ITEMS.

= A man, whose name is not given, vas
arrested at Burlington, Friday. for stealing a
horse at Fort Madison. See Ha,ckeye.
= The health of Burlington is unusually
good. So says the Hdtrkeye.
- Mr. Jacob Reicbard, of Knoxville. has
been awarded the contract for building the
Iowa College. He receives $4,000, and is
to complete the building by January, 1868.
- The Base Ball Clubs of Upton and De
Wit run challenge tilt against each other
on the 10th inst, at De Wit There's exer-
else. hurrahs, perspiration and fun in store
for somebody.
A store at Cascade was broken into Sat
urday night and robbed of SIG, 200 in green.
backs and national bank bills. So saws the
Dubuque Times. No sensible business man
should keep so large sum of money out
Of bank.
- The body of Mrs. HARRIET Applegate,
insane, who was drowned few days since by
throwing herself into the river from North
ern Line Packet, has been found. See
Davenport Gazette.
= An attempt was made to poison Mrs.
hester, of Davenport, by putting strychnips in
water, that she drank. A female Hibern;an
neighbor was suspected, but there has been
no developments. See Gazette.
= Charles A. Page, now Consul ut Zurich,
formerly a Linn county editor, and during the
war an able correspondent Of the New York
Tribune, has been made Master of Arts by
Cornell College. We know Charley, he de,
serves the honor Of his degree.
Gen. Ben. Butler writes to l.. D. Incsr.
soil, author of that splendid work, "Iows and
the Rebellion" thus:
LOWELL, Mass, June q, 6e.
:" My Dear STR: have read with mach
interest your valuable record of the services
of the Iowa troops. 1.-THE troops Of d1eh
State had Is competent aud Just . historian Of
their gallant deeds, the country would have :
competent and accurate history Of the NJ.
and some Generals who are responsible for
unnumbered slaughter without correspondinc
results, would be held responsible.
with many thanks for your kind and too
flattering notice OF my endeavors to do Nv
duty, am yours truly,
"BESJ. F. BurLER.
a. D. Ingersoll, Nuscatine, Iowa.
= Gov. Stone is making arrangements to
complete his residence At Knoxville.
= picnic was held At Dubuque, . f.v
days ago, for the benefit Of St. Mars Cashp
Ole church. The gross receipts were Eve
hundred and eighty dsllan; tie clear profits.
three hundred dolhxs
- The san cftwepty.two thousand delIuss
has been subscribsd 10 Washiastoa county ii
old ct The propcssd Nosth and Hoesh ssiIeea1
s& KesaE3xe& ssvt y
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BATcHkLoR,s HArR DYE,

Tho Original and Best In tis woridt The only true
and perfect Hair Dye. Harmless Reliable and Instan
oneous Produces immediately splendid slack or
natural Brown, without Rur5ns tbe hair skin Rem
sdes the III enscts ofbad dy-s Sole by all Druggists
The genuine IL signed William A BascatIor Also,
RDoENERATINa EXTRACT OF MILLErLHURs.
for Restoring and Bee utifysne the Hair.
augzl-dAw1y CHARLES BACHELOR, N.
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C0LGATEy ARnNAIIC viGETASLE s0AP
superior Teilet Soap, prepared from refined
Vegetable Oils in combination with Glyeerins3
and espectAy designed for the OF Ladies' and or
the Nursery. Its perfume Is exquisite, and its
Ing properties unnvalled For sale by ali drusgists
febI3dtwly