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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1867-07-12

HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUBHU and IN
PROVED ROSE WASH cures secret and deli
cate disorders in all their stages, at little
expense, little or no change in diet, no in
convience and no exposure. 1t is pleasant
in taste and odor, immediate in its action,
and free from all injurious properties.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1867-07-12

=, Rss1aNsD-J. I. Gilchrist Sta
zion Agent at this place, has been
compelled to resign his position on
account Of bad health, he was a
man of excellent business and social
qualifications, and during his brief
sojourn with us, elected the friend
ship OF many. He is succeeded by
G. w. Case Of Winona.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1867-07-12

We this morning witnessed a
trial of the celebrated ditching
pillow, patented by John +. Miller
of Iowa Falls. It exceeds by far
anything we have ever seen. 1t
'cuts an open ditch two and a half
feet wide at the top, two feet deep,
and one foot wide at the bottom.
Two men with two yoke Of cattle,
can operate the pillow With ease, cut
ting at the rate of a hundred rods
per day. B. T. Sutton Of Howard
Tp' has secured the right of manu-
featuring and selling them in this
county The machine!is simple and
can be made by ordinary mechanics,
and is not so expensive but that
every farmer who has wet grounds
can, we'll afford to have one.AtF
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It is now decided we learn that

It is now decided we learn that
the next depot on the McGregor
Western Rail Road, will be about
one mile south Of Lime Springs. A
quantity of iron has already been
shipped to this place and we are in
formed that track laying will COM
menco in few days. The grading
and bridging to the first named
place is nearly completed, and in a
short time tho road can be furnish
cd and in running order to that
point. w. sE...#~
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1867-07-12

HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUCHU gives
health and vigor to the frame and bloom to
the paid cheek. Debility is accompanied
by many alarming symptoms, and if no
treatment is submitted to, consumption, in
sanity or epileptic fits ensue. - -
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PERRY & CONkLIN.

The Emancipation Proclamation
was PULLED into the 4th of July
celebration exercises at Nashua
N. I. Times. a.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1867-07-12

For NoN-RETxNT1oN OR INcoNT1NENcE
OF Urine, irritation, inflammation or ulcera-
ton eft the bladder, or kidneys, diseases of
the PROSTATE glands, stone in the bladder,
calculus, gravel or brick dust deposit, and
all diseases Of the bladder, kidneys and
dropsical dwellings,
USE HElMBoIp's FLUID EXTRACT BucHu.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1867-07-12

% Mr.. P. g. Wright the efficient
travelling agent for the John H.
Manly Machine, calleds on ss d day
or two since and as usual gave us a
few anecdotes. No better agent or
more sociable man travels the North
west. 6. g. Schellenger, local agent
for the J. H. Nanny will be found
at tbia place, ever ready to wait on
the friends of that popular machine.
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- The roads are now becoming in a
very passable condition, and in
every quarter are being overhauled
and repaired. so that in a very few
days if the weather remains reason
able, we will hear no furthers COM
plant of bad roads and impossible
mud holes.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1867-07-12

PRoGREss OF RECoNsTRUCTIoN.-
Howard Center, like New Ore gon
and Vernon Springs, is about to be
visably affected by reconstruction.
David Grier is taking the initiatory
step BY removing his largo frame
building from that place to the cor
ncr opposite the Court House on
Elm St, Cresco.
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MANUFACTURED BY
DR.. A. ]. VIRGINS e. Co,
ST. JOHNS, MICHIGAN,

AND SOLD ONLY BY
U. S. PROPRIETARY MEDI-
CINE COMPANY,
Z So, So, 60 & 81 E. Third ST. Gin, O.
SOLE AGENTS for the United States
to whom all orders should be ADDRESSED.
For sale BY all Druggists and dealers in
Patent Medicines everywhere. Orders
sent to the o. S. Proprietary Medicine Co.,
Cincinnati, o., enclosing one dollar and
three red stamps can have the Pills sent
them by return mail, be particular to give
post once address, town, county; and
StatAs
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1867-07-12

HELMBOLD's rLrID EXTRACT BUcHU is
pleasant in taste and odor, free from all in
furious properties, and immediate in its
action
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1867-07-12

PERsoNAL--During the week we
have beer favored with calls from
{::s'"G: ssihsley Esq, of Buffalo aao M N
per house of Noonan & >McNab,
Milwaukee, Wis, Geo. s. G. geott
of McGregor, dealer in Crockery,
Lamps, Glassware &c, besides
many others whose names do not
now occur to us. We take pleasure
gentleman in welcoming you and
all true men to our sanctum,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1867-07-12

TAKENO MORE UNPLEASANT AND UNSAFE
REMEDIES for unpleasant and dangerous
diseases. Use HELMBoLD's EXTRACT Blu.
cHU AND IMPROVED ROSE WASH.
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DIED..

In Cresco, Iowa July 10th 1867, Frank
Strother son of Louisa NJ and Worden
Strother, aged 7 months.
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ssThe kirby.0

SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS RESTORED
by Helmbold's Extract BucHU.
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PROBONO PUBLICO!

TEACHERS and SCHOOL OFFI.
GERS take notice that the undersigned will
be at Cresco the last Saturday Of each
month
IF you wish to purchase good Piano,
Organ, or Melodeon, leave your Stamps
with the undersigned!
If you desire to insure your property in
a safe and reliable Company, call on the
undersigned. ,-
you prefer to carry greenbacks, leave
those old notes with the undersigned for
collection.
Strangers who intend to buy q farm or
residence I'm Howard County, will save
time (perhaps money! by consulting with
1881 T. W. LEE.
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we will state for the benefit Of
sp g. bachelor b :. y friends, that the young
lsTsra t"5lE gsA41ae}s
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1867-07-12

MANHOOD AND YOUTHFUL vIGOR are
by HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUBHU
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The BMckeue
II COMING!
, !. as OFFICE OF
NGADOu O. CDEMFR
DEBORAH 4 Calmar, Iowa.
1867.

| BEAT THEM ALL
as a Mower last year at the
great Auburn Trial, held at
Auburn, New York.
At this trial the BUCKEYE
covered itself all over with
glory,fand carried off
The Highest Prize,
A GRAND GOLD MEDAL,
over all its competitors as a
Mower, and the New Yorker
SelfRake took the first and
second premiums as a Self
Rake.
This trial was never sur
passed in importance by any
trial ever held on this Cont
nent.
There were no less than SO
entries OF Reapers and Now
ers, and the trial continued
during a period Of three weeks
during which time the variety
and severity of the tests to
which each Machine was put,
where all that Mechanical in
genuity could suggest, while
the principles which entered
into the construction and
working ofeach Machine were
closely examined with the
most rigid scrutiny, by the
judges, who were selected by
the State Board of Agriculture
with reference to their fitness
for so important a task. 1h n
0>For any information respecting
BUCKEYE Mowers and Reapers, CAsE's
Threshing Machine, TORNADO Thresh-
ing Machine, SKINNERs Gang Pillow,
HAWKINS Horse Hay Rake, BUCKEYE
sulky Corn Plow, Sugar Mills, &c., Ad-
dress us at DEBORAH or Calmar, Iowa. ~
MARSH &9CREMER.
n27vR - a. Fgss To- -
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Mrs. II. w. LEE,

Will commence her second term in mu-
sic, at Cresco, on Saturday July 9th
Terms same as heretofore. Tuition paya-
BILE one half in advance. No deduction for
lessons missed, only in case of illness.
Cresco June 25th 1867.
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PERRY&CONKLIN

Cresco Iowa, Decorsh Iowa, and
Preston Mimi. and examine tho
EX CELS1OR before purchasing
elsewhere. .E..'.
'..HE aas '.--ftH-- 80 81.
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KENTUCKY MILITARY INSTITUTE.
CHARTERED IN 1916.
Col. Z. T. P. ALLEN, Superintendent,
Assisted by a fuIa and able Faculty.

I'VE Course of Study is that usually taught
L IN The best colleges. The Moral culture OF
cadets receives special attention. The Discip-
NE IS ali th&t It's name imports. The Covers
ihay send their So1s to this School with entire
~coEndenee that they will not be exposed to
nose aiiuic1nents TO vice and dissipatlou
lound IN altOwns ant cities, the location being
SIX mics rom any town-the situation in y
hlgG and rolling country noted for health and
saIUbrity.
The Spring Session. 1867,
VII commence on MONDAY, JANUARY q.
Is5s ana conttnueTwenty co weeks.
Charges for Board and Tuition fucIudfag
lights, flel and washing, one Hundred ana
Sevenly-five Dollars, (Sl7j currencyl. par semi
extras Whatever.
ADDRESS Suparintendent, Farmdale p. O..
franklin county. Kentucky de49nS1
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Noon Dispatches.

SAN FRANCISCO, January lO.-The
Golden CITY sailed to-day with Sl,477, 500
treasure, of which one million-is destined
for New York.
New YORK, January u.-At a meet
ing IN Manhattan Feni8n circles a satia-
factory report was read from James Ste
phens. Roberts men say they have
gained vastly by Stephens failure, and
that every thing IS moving in the right
direction.
salt Lake papers report the massacre
Of nine miners by the Navaioes, near
Cuiiville, on the Colorado river.
The board Of c0uuciimen had a stormy
session to-day. Councilman Long threw
an inkstand 80 President Brinksman's
head, and Others called Brinkman a liar
asd pcriurer. Pistols wereexhibited and
Brinkman was arrested. II is believed
that the municipal business will remain
locked until BFinkman resigns.
Mexican correspondence from Vera
Cruz, December 10Th, says all the French
troops are concentrating at the CAPITAL.
preparatory for leaving the country,
The French transport Rhone is 1t Vera
Cruz, ready TO take the French whose
time have expired. The Austrian steam
yacht Elizabeth, from Trieste, had ar
it is supposed 10 carry Maximilian
home.
BERLIN, January 10-COunt Bismark
in a circular 10 the European govera-
ments, declares that peace must he
maintained, and that he will devote
70 the consolidation OF Germany.
PARIS, January 0.-Seven more
transports sailed for Mexico. It is be- /
lieved that the French troops viii be
ready to embark by the 18th prox.
C0NSrANTLNoPLE, January I0-The |
Porte has issued a circular eslliuo the 81
riOus attention Of the European nowers
tOthe affairs between Turkey ana Greece
and says If there are no favorable results
from his efforts for peace, he will pre-
pare 10 defend the honor aud integrity Of
ais empire,
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IS unchanged; sales Of 5000 bales low
middling, 3l@S2c; middling, 32ia33c ;
receipts forthe week, q, 009 bales, against
p, $50 for the week previous exports f)r
the week, 1870 btles; stock on hand,
2l9,550 bales. Sugar is in demand at full
prices; fair, l03c. Molasses, common,
5SG60c prime to ch)ice, 70974c. Flour,
dull superfine, 81 ;74 extra, $1l 500
SIS. Corn Is firm at 81 lO9sl y. Oats,
firm, 7S@SSc. Pork is in fair demand,
So so. The market is bare Of bacon.
Gold, l 80. Sterlini5 l 49, Other ar
tieles are unchanged.
Cotton unchanged. Sales, 900 bales
low middling, 3l@;2c; middling, 32l9
33c. Receipts for week $4,000 against
1850 bales last weeli. Exports for the
week $3.50 bales. Stock, 219 $50 bales.
Sugar active at full prices.
LOUISVILLE, January 11.-30 hhds to-
bacco solids at SIS. SIperfine -four, 50 IS.
Prime old wheat, 81 50. Shelled corn,
zoe; ear, 60c. Oah, Csc. bless pork,
$50 50; bulk shoulders, Sic; bacon
shoulders, 12c clesr sides, 135c hams,
16Ic. Lard, 12fc. Raw WHISKY, s. 81.
Cotton, middling, 3i@32c
CINCINNATI, Jan. 1I.-Flour dull and
unchanged; superiine, 50 50Gl0 so;
wheat dull, 81 $500 40; oats duh, sic. !;
whisky dull, 26e. cotton dull, Sic. 4;
sales Of hogs SIS pork, 2Qc.; bulk
meats, 1901 lard irm, 12c.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. Il.-Flour quiet and
unchanged; wheat firm corn dull,
s5G67c. oats, G4(Ge6c. provisions, IN
changed; WHISTLES buyers only offer
IO6I2Ic.; hogs firm. S6G6 30.
LIVERPOOL JAM ll-noon.-The cot
ton sales for the week are 1900 bales.
The market to-day is dull; sales $500
bales; uplanGs, 1870; 5-2O's, IS.
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oTn THAn.

A rare old patriot, says the St. Louis
Union, is THAD. STEVENS. What to him
is the old union but something TO des-
pise His whole life has been spent in
rendering it not only contemplate in
the eyes Of the people Of the north, but
hatefal 10 the south. He does not want
it restored-far from thst, be is ex-
pending the very last days Of his life
in preventing its restoration. What
ever compromises others may agree
upon, he wiz have none Of them. He
will not agree that the constitutional
amendment shall constitute the fnalitv
Neither will he trade amnesty for uni
versal suffrage, as proposed by GREELEY,
and ass. fted to byCOsNlOs b. G. Brown.
F. himself, he repudiates all such " bar
..insn as declared ia congress on the
1tb inst. Mr.. STEvENs said:
dsnv that there is any understand
foo EXPRESSED or implied, that upon the
adoption Of the amendment ~ any state
qbat sueh state may be adsiited before
lie amendment becomes a part OF the
o-opstitutiOn.l such Il course would soon
surrender the government into the hands
~ me rebels. Such a course would be
senseless. inconsistent and illogical.
Conoress denies that any state lately in
rebellion has any government OF oOnsti-
union known 10 the constitution Of the
United States, or which can be rec0g-
nized as a part OF the union, How then
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BROWN q PERKINS,
Pianos for the People

42O Broomo ST., New York.
w would call II e attention OF the public to
" our elegant New scale Pianos, ia the FOL-
STYLE "a Z octave, Front large round
corners, plain else either OctlgOn or
carFeiless, tra-ght bottom, bead mOuld-
STYLE b. Z octave, same as style A, vita
serpentne moulding on piiutn, carved
STYLE &C" octave, Front corners Iarge
round, serpeuJu2 bottom, mOuldiugs
same as on style II, carved Tyre and desk,
STYLE ID : octave, Four large round
corners, finished back, mou;diugs on rim
and plinlh, S~erptutine bottom, carved
lvre aud desk, elegant carved fruit legs--- 800
The above styles are all finished in elegant
Rosewood cases, ana have the full iron frame,
keys and key fronts, and exceed in overstrung
bass nearly all the IA octave IiauOsu now man
uLictefeu. tne@ are maze or the beSLmal=rialS
and Tor finish, durability, parity and sweetness
OF tone. cannot be surpassed.
The four styles described above, emb0iy all
the essential caaugrs N exterior finish OF case,
which are by manufacturer run up to Is and
70 patterns.
We invite the attention Of the public, OF deal
erS aud the Profession, TO a critical examination
OLtbe merits of our Pianos.
~AavO. dlugt the great expense Attendant upon
costly factories and expensive wareroOms il
tne city We are enabled 70 offer these Pianos at
prices which defy competition, and invite all 30
call nj examine them before purchasing else
where.
When references and testimonials arsg--
quired by those about 20 purchase, insttaE OF
presenting a display Of professional names, we
refer 70 the parties to whom We have sold our
Pianos. Their Judgment a. 10 the real merits
OF our Instruments as to their durability, touch.
sweetness and power OF tone, standing In tune.
etc, based on actual Experience, being of far
more value than tie mere good opinion OF the
artist, however caIable, who merely tries ina a
vareroon, instruments IN perfect luue and or
whica have just received the w~Ockm ems
Flushing touches
Cur motto Is, Quick sales and small profits
Send for q circular 70
GROWN PERKINS.
janll lIn-daw 42u BroOme ST, New York.
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New YORK, January u.-Cotton, very
firm sales, 300 bales; uplands, S4lG35c;
Orleans, 353G36c. Flour, very dull and
Doc lower; sales, $500 barrels; superfne,
state q western, 80 65lGl4 .: Ohio,
el2Gl4 50; southern, dropping at SI20
Il. Wheat, doll and 2GSc lower; sales,
II 200 bushels; No. > Milwaukee, = 50.
Corn, dull and declining; trihing sales
at s. 1901 % in stofe-miNed western
closing at 81 % aloat. Pork, heavy
sales, 1900 barrels at $40 5000 50; new
mess, $50 .. Beef, dull; beef hams,
quiet. Dressed hogs, heavy at 730l4e
for western SiGS$c for city. Cut meats
are dull sales of 30 packages at 9G1Oc
for shoulders, and l0Gl2lc for hams.
Bacon, dun. Lard, dropping; sales, 800
kegs at ll3Gl2ic for old, and l2Ee for
new. Butter, firm l5G30c for Ohio,
and 25G56c for state. Cheese, firm at
l3G20c and active. Naval stores, quiet
but firm at 674G16S1c for spirits Of turpen-
tine, and 81 374ol0 for resin. Rice. dull
and unchanged. Coffee, quiet. sugar,
steady and quiet sales, go hhds Cuba
at Zoe also 600 boxes Havana at Sc.
MOlasses, duh sales, 100 barrels New
Orleans at S3c. Money market active.
at per cent. on call. Sterling exchange.
duh at l59@l5gH gold, for first class
bankers bills. American gold unsettled,
opening at 80, declining TO S23, and clos
ing at 81. Government stocks. I'M
changed and moderately active. Freights
unchanged.
Inc Commercials money article says
the effects Of tie bear movement is still
Discounts quiet, and confined
to best paper at 7GS per cent. Govern
ments opened at a decline from last
evenings prices, but subsequently, inn
proved. Gold excited under contest be-
tween long and short interest. Mining
show increased activity. Stock
market decidedly more active, and
an Improvement on opening
Money market active and stringent
-hls morning, but easier this evening at
per cent. -Four banks were creditors
Al closing hours to-day to the amount Of
-, lOO,OOO. Gold stronger, closing at 34l.
sterling hrmer and more active, 9lfGg5
prime. Governments all hiyher.
an increased demand al closing
irices. Coupons 81, 1075 @l06; coupons
50, l06i4lO7; coupons '6f, 1851 cou.
'55, lO5f@lO5i. 10 40s registered at
3$Gl00- 1906, l6l49lGl3. Compounds,
0949ll64. Stocks closed more active :
Western Union, 464@46s Erie, 643@
Northwestern, 42l(@42s. Mining
hares active, excited and higher.
MOBILE, January l0.-C0tton sales,
8,OJ0 bales lniddling, 3l3c; sales for
he week go bales; receipts, $500
gainst $500 last week.
New ORLEANS, January u.-COtton
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1t is announced that a party of twelve
ferce-looking C~amanches, on their way
from the far west to the Paris exposition,
have arrived in New York city. The
New York papers are discussing the best
means Of caging ~ these savages, so as
to make them harmless during their stay
in that city, and esO on the remainder
Of their journey to Paris. They are a
delegation from one Of the widest, most
b~loOdthiTsty, treacharous and cruel tribes
of the plains, and the public generally
keep at q respectful distance from them.
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TF1tSfoe's NnLe.
"AlsoH
Saturday, the 9th Day OF February. 1867

ID virtue Of n Trust Deed executed TO me on
u the 18th day OF June, 1850. by j. :. Renfroe.
and duly registered i1 Tire Registers office o.
SHELBY county, Tennessee, for the purpose Of
paying the deot therein secured, I will, on
Saturday, the 9th Day Of February, 1861.
at the Merchants Exchange, in Odd Fellows
ltaN, corner OF Main and North Court streets.
Memphis, HenH-, sell, to the highest bidder. for
cash, the GLOWING property, uO-Vit A certain
lot of land situate, lying and being IN the
county of Shelby and STATE OF Tennessee. and
designated upon Ill subdivision OF land, Ia
the liLh CiVil District Of said county, as lot No.
SIX co., together with all OF the appurienauces
thereIntO belonging. The title to said .yoperty
is believed 70 be good, but 1 viii osly sell and
convey as Trustee. Equity of relempfiou
waived.
sale at = o'clock m.
JOHN 2. IRRELEVANT, Trustee.
ROTsTER, T~RFZEvANTE Co.. Auctioueers
LogwoOd & Peytou. fans 500
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~ Hundred Acres in the tract, 800 acres
cleared, ID old deadeuiug, balance finely tim
bered with cypress, a tine residence, with SIX
rooms and galleries, and all necessary out
buildings new frame quarters for 100 freedmen.
me tWO-story barn, and stGBIes with sixty
stalls for muirs-laIge steam gin. saw and grist
min an In good order. This place Will pro-
duce. II well cultivated, two bales TO the acre.
Seven miles nous Lake Providence perfectly
secure from overflow. Twenty mules and
farming utensils sold with the place.
Terms sasy, and price low.
deea0 In ]. III. D. EOMNAE d
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nII.snn,.i AGairs.

By the annual message of Gov.
Fletcher it appears that during 1866 the
receipts Of the Missouri treasury We're
81, los, 600 and the expenditures S954, 600.
The governor estimates the taxable
wealth of the state at S4O0, 900, 600. The
Missouri state deot is quite large, at
least So, 600, 600 Of railroad bends being
pledged by the state credit. For these
bonds, the railroads having defaulted,
the state is now responsible.
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can such a state adopt the amendment
To allow it would be yielding the whole
question and admitting the unimpared
rights of the seeded states. / know OF
n republican who does not ridicule what
Mr.. Seward thought a cunning move
ment, in counting Virginia and other
outlawed states among those which had
adopted the constitutional amendment
abOlishing slavery.
No grace with STEVENS. However
humiliating the punishment he infiiets
he conspires to render himself more
terrible and more hated in that which
he withhoIds. His threats, unlike most
politicians, are more feared than his
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BY the report Of the emigration COM
m~issicners at New York, it appears that
during 1866 there arrived at that port
s259,972 emigrants, who were brought to
IS country on 40l steamships and $40
: ing vessels. 1t $ estimated that, be-
rs the amount OF labor added to the
n urces Of the country by this valuable
~ 10 its population, these emigrants
brought with them fully $50, 600, 900 in
money and effects. They have settled
num5er, however, in the west.
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ELMM0OB CEMETERY

OWNERS OF Lots in these grounds can have
them cleaned and Kept IN order yearly. by
applylng at the ONCE, and by paying a reason
able charge at the end OF the year.
Outside parties VIII not be allowed to cen
tract for this WORT on lots. Foundations for
Monuments and Va ults built in the ground are
made by the Company only.
Shrubbsry aad material OF all kinds fur
nishsd as required A cCmneteni and skiIifui
gardener and hortlctilturi 81 Is EN- plOye,f for ihi-
proving and efHbellishiEs lots; for such work,
parties ordering will be re guiied TO pay ia adj
vance.
Lots Of any size already laid OF from one
hundrsd square feet and upe yards may be Pur-
CHASED for cash only
All lots are the same price kR square loot
All Work In the CeDlentery is Inspected and
under the Supervision OF the Superintendent,
who can be seen ~ the Office al TIE entrancs
cate. SAML ~. PHILLIPS
dac2S In. Superintendent,