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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-29

lC6Ieuly reported for The TRIBUNE
MONDAY, Jan. 2s, 1867.
AsHES-The market for Pots is steady at S. 25GSS CO.
Pearls arc quiet and nominal
BRICKS are without change. We quote at si59S2o for
Common Hard ss0$20 for Croton and s1 for Phiadel-
phia Front.
COTTON-Under more favorable foreign advices the
demand has been better aud prices stronger closing
at SIC. for Midding Upands 10 $780, for do NewOreans
and Texas; sales OF 3 $50 bales
COFFEE-Ihere has been some inquiry for Brazil coffee
to-day from the trade, and note sale Of 1000 bags
Psyche at prices not made public The market is without
change TO note Other styles fairly activea note
sales within day or two OF 800 bags L0guayra on pri-
vate terms.
FLOUR AND MEAL-The demand for Western and
State Flour Is very light and prices Of the low grades are
6a1Oc lower and tho medium grades l5a25c lower,
With moderate inquiry at the close the sales 1900
bbs AZ % 2OaslO Is for Superne Sate $40 4Oa$2 for
Extra State $40 l5aS so for the low grades OF Western
$40 as for Shipping Ohio SO 3OGS3 10 for Trade do and
is 90aSIo for St Louis Extras Canadian Flour Is
active and heavy sales Of small lots ~ S2 26sl5 for
Fxtrae Southern Flour is quite dull and Is heavy; sales
Of 100 bbs at Ell 251S3 90 for common 70 lar Extra
baltimore and Country and tl3 t0dsl6 90 Tor Trade and
sales Of $50 bbs at 5OaSs Corn Meal ~ quiet at s. 10
FOR Jersey, and S. 90 per 100 for Wlne BUCK
wheat Flour is salabe al 81 75Qs3 10 per 100 d..
GRAIN-The market for Wheat Is very quieti prices
are Irregular with few sales made public to test prices
the inquiry is confined 70 miers sales OF 800 BUSH NO.
Milwaukee Spring on private terms olgg Dush. AMBER ~
State at 81 o. aud $50 bush. White Canadian at w.
Barley is held with much confdencei the demand 10
mainly export but the scarcity OF vessels checks Dus
Of bush free Canada West at TO- Barley
Malt quiet at 25at 80 per bush Rye easier and
9uet sales Of 800 bush New western a ABOUT y IS
$1,000 bsh 81 GQSlo for Western jn store ESQ., for New
Ohio deNyeyod And fcf STATE IN 1Qeu iQtA kQ{p
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$751; D. MCPHERSON ls2; A. Mccall M M Campbell ia;
c. De Camp, 1911; j. Layton, 3e7j j. BLOCK, iooj ' '"
Boughton 100; Williams, 49,
SHEEP DROVERs AT BROwHlNG's. -
From EewYork-J. NJ. Palmer, 1915 george W De" ~
$685. Barber 1872 II. L. McGraw, 1884, George Row, zOi
Jas b. Van Doren 49, d. w. Trip, 1877 gilbert g1nnsom
l74 c. II. Walter, 190 A. NJ Clark l73 samue housey
1907 VIM. H. Coon 1873; ID. 9. Sweet, eG waiter sweet 90
From Michigan-A G. Blinn, 1g; James Iayd1oL, Soo
George W. Dewey, 4O0; Clapp Il Baker, 49, brlnA
Mouldon, 1853.
From Canada-George Oliver, las.
From Ohio-Lanson Read 189. ,,r,
From New-Jersey-George b. HolcOmbe, 49, John hin'
65 John Cornell, g..
From InOis-L NJ Miller, 164.
From COnnecticut-James Pattee 1873.
From Kentucky-John Simmons, 321.
THE SWINE MARKET
Receipts by Railroads, to wit: Hudson River Railroad
2i4i Erie Railroad 2,66S; New-Jersey Central Railroad
2,e3S. Total-7947. -.
The receipts continue Light and there has been but
little variation I'm prices during the week. most OF the 1--we
hogs arriving taken for the retail trade There arc
10 cars ON the market this morning few lots have been
sold al TAG 10 7c, but there Is very little eft In the
market Western dressed arriving reey. ana selling
AT SIC to sle being difference OF only e per d. tlng
UNPRECEDENTED In this market and as long as TINS IS tne
case no improvement in the live hog market can DC
looked for present prices be sustalnedH receps
should be fair ,.,.,-
To those who query which Of the two IS
the have hogs sold, reply there Is no per
ceptble difference the average transacOns IOr ne
mast MONTH from the books OF those VINO Duy most
the hogs show variation OF scarcely &C. lVV 10 pe-
tween Communipaw and FOrtiethst
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,roost wholly on the investment demand now nearly
oominal After the CALL prices, which were quite
Aaodv at the Stock Exchange, broke upon the lead
inc shares Erie senga 500 against 5Ss, and Miehi
can Southern at G9 as against IT. with corresponding
Weallness in other shares. In tho afternoon
quotations were again unsettled, and the buying was
limited to purchasers to ease short contracts Lac
In the afternoon there was sem-panlo IN so'oi''
shares and general scramble to sell was MAUI
Margins in many cases are becoming reuuceu "s@D'
involving further sales Of stocks by brokers lol on
o,otectioy The closing srices were New-York Cen
tral. 97!a97.; Erie 58194 Reading, ioOa" doS
Mcbie,n Sontbern. G7I9673; Northwestern, sag
eoi North Western Preferred, 6106l!; ROCK si8hd'
a,So11 Fort Wavne. 9S0939. Quotations are only
..,.tu,o,+b, for the moment and the market closes
mr. unsettled and feverish than for long period
Sq,o decease of Mr. Chas Aug. Davis, for many years
,,rominent in financial circles In this CITY, Is
announced
A dividend of per cent has been declared by the
NewYor Central Road, payable Feb 20 at the usual
places.
The members of the firm of A. ]. Meyer 81 Co,
eonnected with the recent trouble at the Bank Of
North America, have been expelled from the open
Board of Brokers'"
Money is in good demand at z per cent, and loans
st less are exceptional. In commercial bills no
change. Best are 7I6S and good Gale per cent. Inc
hnkering proposed by Congress in the form oil new
interest bearing notes. TO take the place OF maturing
pompound notes is waste of time The proposition
Is made in the interest of the innatoniss, and is
wholly uncalled for by the condition of
the Treasury, OF from any deficiency IN
existing laws governing the Secretary. II
he il not able 10 cancel the compounds, or
10 fund them at maturity he has ample power to pay
IN notes free of interest bearing interest, as he
nav deem expedient. If he cannot cancel or fund
them it is his duty to exchange them for some kind
of notes not legal tender and not capable OF use as
circulation. The Bank statement shows a contrac-
ton of 400 in loans and reduction Of 50 2iSOOO
In deposits The movement is good one for the
banks ut'the reverse for their debtors.
The following shows the condition of the banks:
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BOOKSTAYER, THAYER & SLOSSON,
BANKERS and Brokers. No. II Broadway, n.

Also American, Adams United states and Wells, Fargo Co.
stoc lisa rest mai let
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PETRO1EUM-The market Is dull and heavy we quote
Crude at l9al9Ic bbls, and 3al3lc in bulk; Refined
in bond % d26lc for LS 2G2ic FOR DO TO W.
for F. do do; 2Qt assoc for 5. w; and 32tc Tor T. W.
RICE-NOthinG beyond few small retail Iots are re-
ported to-day. Carolina IL quoted at 10Glotc.
SUGARS-The demand for Raw Sugars Is very lar ana
prices are steady sales OF 795 hhds at l9 DlOic fOr
Cuba 1dl2c for Porto Rico, and l45 boxes Havana AT
O2c Refined quiet at about former figures, 49,
'SEEDS-A moderate demand for Clover seed az l2;d
l5c Timothy Seed Is selling at t350GS3 70 per BUSH,
though Flax Seed is firm at g. 70Q IS per bush Cal
cutta Lnseed is dun but firm at s. S5 gold IN Boston and
here. ---
TALIOW-The market IS more active, but prices arc
rather weak: sales OF 1000 70 at ll40llic.
WHISKY-The market Is unsettled; small Gales OF
bonded AT 2Sd30c.
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THE PUBLIC INTERESTED.

MERCHANTS UNION EXPRESS CoMPANY-A GAME AR.
RFsIED.-In The Times a. " Of Monday, citizen OF
this city and a stakeholder in the Merchants Onion Ex
press Glanced 10 the following advertisement appar
emily offering a chance for a bargain in this stock
"MERCHANTS' UNION EXPRESS STOCK POR SALE
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oil MILL FOR SALE.-THE DEGREES
AND JACKSON MILL location at St Mary Ohio, 80 niles
north Of Cincinnati, the Miami and Bhe Canal,
WILL BE SOLD AT A BARGAIN.
This Mil propelled By water having fall Of nearly II feet with An
abundant supply Reservoirs use three
years is nov making barrels Of oil per week With two sets
Of presses and all other .esey machinery Of the latest ard most aP
proved construction and in respect tr' MIL IN compete
running order.
location for procuring faIed can be found ana any per
desiring engage manufacturing ned oil he opportunity
here offered Inquiries addressed to
JACKSON pEFREBS JACKSON,
ST. MAry's, Ohio
ortO W. JACKSON Pque, Ohio,
win receive prompt attention
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THE MARKETS.

SOUTHWEST PACIFIC RAnRoAD.-See advertise
Inent under Financial"
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NETWORK CATTLE MARKET.

RECEIPTS.
For THE WEEK ENDING MONDAY, Jan. %, 1867.
Beevea Cows yeilA sheep ard Lanba Swine IotsL
e4ss 4C $50 20O7l 79H 1899
These were sold at the following market-places:
Sheep and
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AT oNE.nuNpRETH-sr

49, REMARKS ABOUT BEEF CATTLE.
The total number this week. e496 head, compares Win
SIG head last week, aud with 5748 head average per
week year. and with 1873 for the corresponding week
The number sold to-day at the Onehundredth-st mar,
ket 1900 head compares with 922 head last week ana
with 1914 head the average per week last year. ana WIN
1894 head, at market one year ago.
TIE MARKET AT HUDSON CITY.
HUDSON CITY, Jan. 25.-ATiyals thus far at tnls
pace via the Erie road, 1851 cattle and 6,yJ sheep
The cattle trade continued quite uniform at last week
rates up TO to-day Which, with free receipts here ana
large arrivals at Observation-Disclosures, OF cattle que st
Welded dtc the prices and trade Is slow seyef 10y
remain unsod and 10 reported on the way que
70 morrow. The cattle show wide range ~ qua NY
from some thin bulls at lOc TO poor steers selling az
I3c up 10 fair cattle at 4c and good fat steers NJ
with some very fine Ohio grade Durhams, for the Top oI
which only l6tc. was offered single prize he1er OF
rather cow which weighed about 1850 10, ana was very
fat expected bring $500 ratified off, was, OF course
much above the market Most Of the cattle we're seins
at l3QI6tc v ID.
AT NATIONAL YARDS 40,
The number Of fresh cattle on sae at these yards III.
morning WAS only 1900, although the number on tne
market books, received since last Monday IL 1920 Anu
that Is what's the matter with the market to-day III
supply appeared light this morning, that brokers
thought they could advance the rates and perhaps SUE
ceeded In some OF the first sales of best stock though
hear Of nothing over II and but few at that Upon Lhe
great bulk OF sales there advance and toward night
statesmen find II hard TO maintain that were current
In the morning Upon the whole the market cannot pc
said TO be brisk nor prosperous for drovers Inc
bulk Of the stock sells at 1915 cents At lec there are
some very good smooth Illinois steers; also lat up
country oxen. There Is one lot Of light thin
Missouri steers, looking though they had severe
Winter Journey which cold at 10 tliC y net, The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-29

They came by the following routes Erie Railroad, 1909
Hudson River Railroad, l,4Cs; Harlem Railroad, l2Ss
New Haven Railroad. 8; Camden and Amboy Railroad
q5 New Jersey Central Railroad, l2S foot &C. About
AGO were In the yards on Monday.
Total receipts at Communipaw, 32, OF which t3 were
retacd 20 butchers; the remainder taken to one
hundredth-st for sale Receipts at Hudson city 1850 OF
which lGl were taken 20 Onehundredthst for retailing
DRONERs.
The following the names Of drOyeTs, owners or con-
ees Of the principal droves, and where the cattle are
ed frOm
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A MEETING of the STOCKHOLDERS OF
N the CARB0NBILL COAL COMPANY COZ the ELECTION Of
TRT STEPS viii be ofce Of JOHN SILSBY No 20 Pnes
in the CITY Of NewYok WEDNESDAY the oh Of February at
O'Clock JUN olLoDl, eeelet1y.
ID nEglcs on MALLsI-l
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RECEIPTS or pRnnnCE.

RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
IAN os-3q73 bills Flour 1913 bbls Whisky, S,13 sacks
Corn Meal 1900 bush. Corn 475 bush, Oats, 100 BUSH
Rye I7s bush pkgs Ashes 1877 pkgs Beef 1,765
hbls Pork Goa pkgs Cut Meats, i,7l5 pkgs Lard, $50
Dressed Hogs 46l5 bbs Petroleum, 2O62 pkgs Butter
l,04l pkgs Cheese.
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opened easier but with inquiry chiefly for export
prices and close strong sales 81 o sved
81 15as IS for Western Mixed store closing at 81 l5tS
81 10 and 8 II for Weston Yellow in store. .od IT
81 S00t1 20 for Shipping and 81 50atl 65 for Reta ots
HEMPMa Is dull at l1tc gold Other KINDS are III
HiDEs~There is better supply Of foreign Dry Hides
Offering in the market which seems 20 ca oI ornoeo al
ITsc gold 900 MontevideO q d. TO arrive lac, g9ld
in bond 1000 do 20 arrive 81 ~ 1879. gold duty PAID
5000 do, to arrive, % ~ lsic, gold, duty PAID
Domestic slaughers are firm we quote City Steers
12talSc Cows, 1Oi Gle, both currency, cash l.,
HOPS are without change In prices, the demand Is
moderate We quote at from 2OgSG65c, as to growth
LATHsgEastern are rmer and in good demand at 50 20
LIME-Rocland is dun but firm, at 81 70 for Common,
and 81 90 for Lump. II
taned sales 200 hhds. Old Crop Muscovado at $50
and few days ago $50 hhds Porto Rico Oh private
NAVAL sTOREs-spirits Turpentne is lower and nom
nal at &C., small sales in bond at 5Sd59c Resins IRE
common Resin; s. i2ss IS Tor Strained and No q and
s5aS5 for No and Pale and Extra Tar Is dull at s2G
PRovfsIONs-There has been n fair business in Pork
to-day and prices steady the strngency In the money
500 bbs New Western Mess seller February, at $40 500
$40 62bi the sales, cash and regular, are 800 DDS
9 GO Prime Mess and Sl9 for unlnspeced do with
out iron hoops Beef is moderately active and stteSdy
Gales of l25 bbs S99S12 for Old Plain Mess; Sldss Or
New do for Old Extra Mess and l7a s2 for New
do erce Beef has been N good denand ana ond pr
Mess on private terms Beef Hams are firm and IN
good request sales Of 400 bbs at S3as5 for western
Cut Meats arc frmer and choice lots sell freely sales OF
400 pkgs Picked Hams at 12dl91c Bacon steady ana
good demand sales Of 100 boxes on the spot az Ot or
G.; iltc for City L. c. 100 boxes c. Co. seller February
at IOc and 100 boxes Long Cut Hams, seller March, at
Ice Dressed Hogs arc better we quote at s9as , LOT
Western and GlOc for CITY, with fancy lots at higher
figures Lard Is steady, with moderate demand; saes
OF 200 pkgs at l22a12c. for City; l2idl3c Tor lar TO
prime Steam, and lSt alSSc for Kettle Rendered III sa
lots ,,,-
AFTERNOON PROVISION MARKET, o'cJocK,-Ihe mar
ket but quiet, Old Mess AT ozf
Western do $50 so cash, and gao 623 regular s0o1t
seller February; s2l seller March, $40 1881 buyer Feo
ruary, and S2ld$2 37s buyer March We hear OF no Trans
actions since Change. - -
BUTTER-The market continues dull, and prices favor
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-23
For ~ale.

IN one of the most desirable localities in
the ", story trek dv~ing house. with four
| rooms liar Tot tnxls0 feet. well 'sbcsd CON
tAiaing number Of fruit ti-es ami god retl Of
ter. Enquire 81 Wd FULTON,
Rp4d X. nj Esiafe Agent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-23

THOR SALIVA desirable Building Lot, Of Uc n
l csrt and 18Th Stre.ts-Loi !, BIoct fss.
Enquire of VA. FULTON
spr25 81 Main 50.
UN0R sALE.-Lot- and e, block III, q TX
L change aud Tweifth streets, containing two story
brick dwelling; will rent for sloo p-r yenr VIII be
sold on reasonable turns. Inquire OF I. LDAAA
Eel. HA fULTUN,
apris Real Estate AGENT, M 81 Main street
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-23

CuRIous History or STATE The ter
ritorv nov known as Wisconsin was claimed
BY France, on the ground Of discovery by It's
missionaries and travellers in 1910, who gov~
erned itunrl they ceded it to Great Britain,
10 1863 II was held by the British nation
until 1913, when II Was coded to the United
States 1t was then claimed by Virginia, for
one year when she ceded al her pos sessions
Northeast of the Ohio TO the United States.
Wisconsin was then thrown under the terrl-
torial government Of Ohio, under the ordi-
nance Of 1881 Or the 4th Of July, 1850,
Indian territory was organized and Hiscon-
sin placed under its Jurisdiction. whcfe IT re-
manned until 1909, when Illinois territory
was organized, and it was attached 10 that
territory aniil April s,1Sls,when Illinois be
came State II was then attachedto the
territory OF Michigan, until organized as the
territory Of Wisconsin, July 1. 1856 So that,
Wisconsin, was governed By the King Of
France ninety >lhree years. by tie State Of
Virginia one year; by the territory OF Ohio
sixteen ears; 10y Indian territory nine Years
by Illinois Territory nine years; and BY Mich.
lean territory eighteen years. She continued
n territory Of The United States nearly twelve
years, when on the 18th Of March, 1913, she
became the thrteth State of the Uubn.
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Shell: ABEa, Mrs. partington1 who is jast
turned fifty three, is described as heavy,
sotd farmer like looking gentleman. an in
huenlia man in a local way, a mem54ros tie
school committee in his district, and alto
ge,her substantial, wel-to do citizen. lie
is New hampshire man by birth, but has
long been aud still is, re dent Of Chelsea,
Mass herr H. has pleasant home aud
family c..cle He nas children who nre mostly
grown =, sud married He has little or no
voice FOR .nbtc speaking. He tells story to
the eiiee, lti uu one occasion he spoke IN
How ARD Hail at Providence, L. l., aud WIS
warned b,fore commencing lsad the hall had
bad acoustic qualities. and that he would
need TO raise us voice and speak very dis
tincty az lie could not be heard Accordingly
he openci bis discourse by belchiug forth the
words ., adde's and eeEilemenn in steuto-
All tone ''Ahen the echo came back, says
Shelab,r 1t nearly knocked me down.
lie immediately lowered his voice and went
on in his own fashion.
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..-giCeS.


For many years the Press of tina country has chroni
cied the beneficial effects oi HossRTTER's STOMACH
BrvrKRs. Editors, aashors physicians merchants, Of
ncers Of the army ard navy chemisis ccunsellors, min
nters of the gospel In short great cloud OF witnesses
Of every profession trade and calling have testified TO
sss.facssy - /. tonic and requesting medicine The
name. md statements Of these witnesses have been pub
li.hed in the public prints. Many Of them are ven
fnovu to the whole public Their testimony has never
been challenged orimpugucd. This
Old FRIEND
Ia. been tried pronounced the authority OF those
uho,e lives and health it has preserved pure, harm
ls.s and sndn. nty ssiutary preparation. ttssurss
have been usdc to ryai They have filled Thsre Is
pethrg sanai to tn enjoyment experienced BY the "
n,e, when using thi. valuable specific. Its mild tone
n, sure and vigorous action upou dsorderel stomach
and the cleansing the entire human boly rseomn end
| !, To IN. Whole community as a Reliable FRIESD
iunels dkw
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For sale.

EORTY ACRES of good farming land,
u 81 veil fenced and 70 stste Of 1uliiF.
ZION. Of good timber land, AID rice young
ehari good frame DIV, Hing home. ssx30 roo- ci.tef
stable Situate stept u Or mil ON the city
tpqnlr Of WI FULTtS.
a,td Real fks-te Agent
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R.rCItEiOis-s HAIR DYE.

This 50 ibid Hair rs is ths best IN he world Tue
ls nm aud ,.rect Harmless. Reliable Iusiani.-
Moons Ne al, a4u..iutmeut. No ridiculous tints rat
ursi BLACK or Brosn Htnedies the III effects oil Bod
iv,s Iay,rrsie- the half leaving It soft and eesHfi-
fal fho gsi.aia. Is e. ard WsliaR 4. Bnfeheftr All
9TH re- re mere limitations. and should be avoided soii
q, Al prny gi.ts AID 3rfuniers. f1t0Ty - Barclay
-; - York Idecl2 iAwlJ
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The record Of q mans moral and intellect
nal life ia written in his face in suonendelii>
BILE and striking lines, that anybody solerfoie
we'll skilled in the science of physiogn6my
can oulcklv and accurately measure such sub
lie unseen, character. There is an old max
i'm that ''blood tells" and itdoes reveal Its
gentle or boorish, its virtuous or vicious ma
ture in movements Of the body and modc OF
expression, and also in related and prevail
Ing ideas SO, likewise, character Is perpet>
ually struggling against the bonds OF restraint,
And pushing out into the broad dsyhgnt OF
actual recognition. By a careful reticence
At the riahtS fine, and a sort of a negative
habit OF life, combined with shrewd man.
aeeren,, . man may pass current for alto
pe,her more than his value. But sooner or
/ later the muscles ofthe face and the spesking
eye lei ont the secret Of the interior lie
/ Itha greatstuay.these human faces look
/ ing up from the audience room, the social
circle, the street. the car, beaming OUT an
effulgence of sympathy and goodness, or
frowning under the rigors Of disappointment
or flashing out contempt and defiance Tor the
sources OF their discomfort The young man
who aspires to nothing higher than the char
acter OF 9 universal .hruiser" may forget
that his coarse passions are photograp ned
4 upon his face in such a manner that az as
| corning people can READ MIN thfouSH a. o.
most the first glance
We "tannot see ourselves as others see
u.s. and that explains away very much OF me
impuder &c and swagger OF the multitude,
which masses for genuine energy and me-
If YOU would know more OF an acquaintance
than age, occupation. capacity and temper )
il you would inspaet the secret s4ii.et 6 where
he draws supplies Of Impulse and oil eomioII
along life toilsome and dusty highway, look
INTO his face and read the whole elaborate
story of his striyines. his loves and aversions,
his triuniphs and It's failures. 1t is all there,
locked ~ IN heshiy characters, IN folds ana
burrows mad, by the llowshare Of time and
toll or the exhausting stlmnlants oil license
and prodigali.y We literally turn ourselves
f inside out through the face The love, the
composure, the passion, the unrest, the ha'
tired and revenges, the strength and the weak
ness. the anger and the best OF our natures,
all collect and come to focus N tie face,
. and make disclosures which no cunning mag
, zeal art can conceal And i seems to US that
when the great apostle said some men
SINS are open beforehand, going before e
Judgment. he must have been looking into
. the hypocritcal fuces Of the old scrlbes and
pharasets Throughout all her wonderful
array OF diversity and magnlEcence' nature
abhors concealment. and this accounts foi
and maenlfies, too, the revelations OF char
acter shining through the human face divine
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ICE. ICEi
COLLI 10 Il II e IL BY

Office on 9th Street, in Estes Houss.
Orders left at our Office or at Robertson Aibers
3,ooery store win be promptly attended to- seasor
conamencss Nay 18th Psrties wishing to take edvan
tsre Of season rates will psase leave their orders before
thsfdats. spfdsu
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For sale.

nSE OF the most desirable Residences 10 the Cty-a
~ two-tary brick Dwelling, ~sth aud good
cellar AID cisleru aud large lriek stable and wood
house; Lot s0ri4o feet containing &c variety the
choice fruit and shrubbery the city. situate
cor q 10th snd Bicntean streets, selkuk iowa
Enquire OF WA. fulton
mani Rial E.tate Agent, Nc. So Main II.