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CITY INTELLIGENCE.
LTOR ADDITIONAI LooAI Irnns slar ouraIpr rAens.

CHARGE OF AIDING IN rHB CIRcULATIoN OF
COUNTERFEITs.- Emma Bavis has been bouni
over by United States Commissioner Smith, on
the charge of aiding in the circulation OF coun-
teTlen money. Emily Young, residing at No.
l24l Hanover street, testified that in the month
OF January last defendant came to her brothers
house, having in her possession two hundred
GoHars Ia amount OF two.dollar bills on the
United States National Bank. which she said
she had brought for Josiah Bright; the notes
were handed to the mother of witness, to be
Plven TO Bright when he came, he wanting
mem, as was represented, for man named
big Bnl.' When Bright came he took the
money, and gave directions what was to 0e
cone when big Bill" arrived. These directions
were carried out, and the person referred TO
< ok one hundred dollars of the notes, for
which he paid thirty dollars IN good money
Josiah Bright, referred to by the witness, is
under bail on The charge Of dealing in counter
felt money. The man who made the purchase
is an agent in the secret service of the Treasury
Deparlment
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MARRIED.

p, ,EVANs-FRIEs.-on the 18th instant. by the Rev.
y a. FeInley Mr.. THOMAS M. EVANS to Miss A l.
this city, ~
MARSHALL FULIERTON.-O the 18th Of July
last, by the Rev. George A, Durborow. Mr. SA MUFI,
this city.
RUTHERFoRD-sPRowL the nth instant,
hy Rev J spencer Kennard, No. 100 N. Broad street
Mr.. WILLIAM q. RUTH ERFORD and Mics MARY
10. kPAOMLS, both OF this city.
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"TN THE HOURS OF OUR HAPPINESS
GETTYSBURG ASYLUM

AN APPEAL TO THE AMERICAN PIE JPLE.
lie exertion, National d home for our disabled sol.
srs to erect an asylum for those w9o In their patEi,
their healtn and happiness who In the battle for the
nations lie were manned, and are now Incapable OF
working for their own maintenance. France has
her Hoiel des lnvsdes where rest the ashes Of tue
great Napoleon; Er gland, her Greenwich and Chel-
sea Hospitals, the toImer being one OF the finest
Russia Prussia, ana in fact nearly all European
countries have magnificent retreats for the IN.
aieviation Of the suffering caused by war but free
crippled and sick soldiers but the country poorhouse
or The sidewalks of her crow ded cities These noble
~ in the houf ol her deep distress We pledged to
dependent look 10 us in Their utter need to redeem
those pledges. They have performed their part. We
recreant to our obligations. Let us each devote but
39'F @ sSrd 10 m e sne home SGS aEd 95
country VIII be h3n9red by yN the ne6le e3 nsttg3n
By this Association. and Ten Thousand Dollars have
already been paid towards the preservation OF the
of General Meade,s Headquarter) have been set
--LExINeToN AvENUE, NEw York oct. 2s. 1867
Having leoored Tor three years TO erect Home
for that purpose in the New York Leglsalure, In
Dire ctors-but under which bill no action has been
had, from that time to this-and knowing the great
ing our disabled veterans to starye or beg hereby
80 Very truly yours, CHXRLES q. HALPfGE,
Teeommend to all Pos1masteTs that they shall aid
this truly benevolent and patriotic enterprise.
A. w. RANDALL.
we cheerfnlly consent to display your diamonds at
our establishment BROWNE Il SPALDING,
october 70, 1857. m Nos. 56S and $40 Broadway.
Diamond Goods, Pearls, Emeralds, Rubles, and other
precious Stones, described In the list and find them
all genuine.
HENLE BROS, Diamond Importers, No. 90
Maiden Lane, New York.
J. HERMANN, Diamond Setter. No. S94 Broome
street, New York.
degree and for the tuftherance OF this great OBJECT
the Association has decided to place the s3OO0 worm
Establishment OF Messrs. Browne Spaulding, under
the Metropolitan Hotel, in the city Of New YORK:
The orld-Ier owned yacht Henrietta has also oeen
purchased The Farm of 600 acres Is located IN Sull
van county N " and is one OF the finest STOCK IaT ms
in the State has splendid mansion ana Is coLAPlese
There viii be 200 100 tickets issued at one dollar
each admitting the holders TO botn ofthe
GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVALS.
ONE AT
IRVING HALL. NEW YORK, SATURDAY EVEN
ING, FEBRUARY 8, 1885,
AND ONE AT
HORTICULTURAL HALL. PA1IADELfalA,
SATURDAY EVEEIF0, FEBRUARY ~ le6s,
ON which latter occasion committee OF prominent
citizens will be selected to ocate WIN tne manage-
Monday. February a. at 10 O'Clock a. m'' at horIcu
'ui" HsB ss4I $50 IN VALUABLE PRESENTS
will he disriDuted ong the tlckeLhOluefsI IN &C.
CoIdance with the Charter and the following
SCHEDULE OF AWARDS.
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Wyoming, Teal, Savannah, Philadelphia
and Southern Mail steamship Co.
BnIque Nj. E. LIBBY Libby, Portland, Warren, Gregg
d Morris.
Brig Mary A. Read. DarrRh, Portland, do.
Schr COrIella Noyes Norfolk, Rathburn, SteRrns &
Co.
Schr Polar STAR Smith. Norfolk, do
SChr Jas. Ponder Hudson, Washington, ]. T. Justus
Schr PauPusset, aples. washington, do.
SchT Champion, Clark, Boston, Captain.
STR J. $. ShTiver. Dennis, Baltimore A. Groves Jr
Str Philadep phia, Futz, New York, w, p. Clyde g Co.
Tug ThOs JEFFERSON Allen for Baltimore, with tow
OF barRes. w, z. DIVIDE & 20.
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ARRIVED VEsTERDAV.

Steamship Pioneer, Bennett, 60 hours from Whining
ton. N C., with cotton and naval stores TO Phadel-
phia and Southern Mail Steamship Co.
scbr Transport COnley, days from Norfolk, with
lumber TO J. II. Justus.
schr J. L, someTs' somers, days from New York,
with mdse. TO captain.
SChr COhassett, Gibbs from New Bedford, with Oil
to ShOber d Co.
schr Mary and Caroline, Fowler, days from Leip.
sic. with grain 10 Christian d Co.
Schr Garnet, Marshall, 1 day from JeWes with grain
to j. l.. Bewley d. Co.
steamer Ann Eliza. Richards "a hours from New
YORK, with mdse 10 w. p Clyde q Co.
Steamer III. l.. CAV, Her, l3 hours from Baltimore,
with mdsP. TO A. Groves. Jr
Steamer May flower, Robinson, "a hours from New
York, with mdse. TO w. M Baird d Co.
Tug I'll os. jefferson, Allen, from Baltimore, with q
tow OF bsrGes to w. p. Clyde d Co.
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MEMORANDA.

MEMORANDA.
steamship Alliance, Kelly, hence, at Charleston
BaIque Queen OF Scots, Smith, for Philadelphia
cleared at Boston 18th inst.
Brig Charlotte, Stupel, for Wilmington, De cleared
Brig olve, Harvey, for Philadelphia, cleared at
DRrien 9th inst. Esz.aN ses5lsl
Brig Circassian. Bunker, hence, below Boston yes:
teTdsy.
schr Moonlight Berry. from Gloucester for PhIIa.
phia, sailed from Newport 18th inst.
Echr j. b, Austin, Davis, for Philadelphia, sailed
from MAIblehead llth inst. nssH -&ea MsH
kchr W. Il. Bartlett Bartlett, hence for Boston, al
Holmes Hole 18th inst.
schr II. N. skinner, Thrasher from Taunton for
Philadelphia, sailed from Newport 18th inst.
6chIs q. MYTick, Montgomery, and Ann Elizabeth,
Phillips, for Philadelphia sailed from PRwtuoket 18th
schTs Wake, Candy; ]. c. Patterson Corson; and E,
r. Bennett, Boyle, hence, AZ Norfolk llth inst
Schr Jos p Cake, EndicOtt, for Georgetown sailed
from New Bedford 18th Inst. EaR1a
Schrs Alice Ida, MearB, and 10. English, Sippe, Tor
Phila ladelphia, sailed from Providence 18th inst
Schr W. A. CTOcker, Baxter, from Boston for PhilR-
dephia, sailed from Newport 18th inst ss-s3
Echr George Il. Thorn, Tow wnsend, for PHILADELPHIA
cleared al New York yesterday.
SchIs ii, CrOskey. Potter, and W. Tlce Tce hence
for Boston, at Holmes Hole l4th Inst.
ScbT Hattie, Carter. from Bangor for Philadelphia,
returned to Newport 18th inst. sassSal
SChr e. WasgatL Richards from Hadley'a Point for
Philadelphia. Al Portland 18th inst.
SChT EphrRm and Anna, Thompson, hence for New
port. at Holmes Hole 18th inst.
Schr j. Truman Gibbs, from new Bedford FOR PM
ladelphia, at Newport 18th inst
Echr K. N, NaylOT, Maynard, nom NeWDuryport Tor
Philadelphia, At Holmes Hole l4lh INST.
EChr FREQ. Fish, Davis, from Boston Tor Pnlladel-
phia at Newport 18th inst
Echr Minerva Wright, Bush, hence for Boston, en-
counteTed severe gale on the llh INST IL mles Sb
OF BaInegat. sprung q leak and was abandoned. The
captain and crew were saved, ana have arrived al
New York.
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" you WANT A REGIABLE AND USEFUL FAMILY
CASE OF EDIcIHEs we can GonsSiehS0usly seG3tn %
sPKCIFICs. Having used them ourselves, and know
ndSpR nfr IN speafne vel Of than to All who desire
having such an arrangemenI ior ismny e ~ use: ,,h
street. Dyott q Co., No. 292 North Second street,
slSth and Poplar streets; Ambrose Smith, Broad
and q esnut streets; Hortter Tweqlleth and Green
and South streets; Calender, Third and Walnut
shall Thirteenth and Market streets blythe No si2O
General Depot No. 6a Arch street
CAR s1eNs-NoTrcR-Perso wishing to secure
bns9ess signs g6 on he Of @ the EhsssT and Wal
RSliroads, for the ensuing year viii please make
early application at the ofce Of the international
secoId aoor This Is one Of the most ereotuS modes
OF aGyeISlng ever & invented A. present every car
N. BIO VIII secure one of those beautiful glass
N. B.-Inside signs on the same roads lettered on
gats and framed in oiled walnut and gilt and run for
one year ior{lO.
SALE. or BooTs, sHoas, RRoeANs, ETc-The par.
uouar attention Of the trade is We'd to the large
attractive sale of Boots. Shoes, Brogans, Bamorals
morning Noyem6erls commencing at O'Clock pre-
store, No. 5O0 Market street.
a SIMPLE. effective, and favorite remedy for the
e3iiTp9tion OF NEyRALaLA Nerve Ache, and all other
tions and prostration of the nervous system, s Dr.
TURNETs TIC DoULoUREUx or UNIVERSAL NEU-
RALslA Pill Apothecares have II.
CURTAIN GooDs and Furniture Coverings closing
wS 01 az o greG have he again mTkS % %
January l, kelly, CARRGHGrON g. Co.,
No. 729 Chestnut street.
WE ARE still closing out immense stock of Lace
Curtains at cost Some great bargains left in EN-
bTUideTed Lace, Application, Nottingham, and Mus
lin Curtains, at No 723 Chesnut street
kelly, CARRINGTON e. Co.
GROVER q BAKERS Highest Premium Sew
Ing Machines, No. 73O Chestnut street,
AMAzINGLY Low ~ ~
bH Meriuo and Wool Underwear
RD- MerinO and Wool Underwear.
BD- MerinO and Wool Underwear.
MCINTYRE q BROTHER, No 1895 Chestnut street.
MARINE TELEGRAPH.
For additional Marine NetOS see First Page.
ALMANAC FOR PHILADELPHIA-THIs DAY.
SUN RISES MOON RISES. 9I3
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE.
GEORGE ". ALLEN,
MATHEW BAIRD, JoNTHLY CoMMITTEE
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IMPORTANT TO BUYERS OF HOSIERY GooDs.-
street claim TO be the only firm in Philadel-
delphia keeping all grades Of hosiery at RetdI
who import their own goods. They feel
assured
TSat by avoiding the profts and oommis-
sions mposed in the ordinary course or trade,
khey save Oaeir customers aJ least 20 per cent
2 That they have the quality or Ihelr goods
under com plete control using the Dest yarns,
and employing the best worknen In their
8 That, having direct access TO European
marks Is, they can keep more complete sgocR
than II dependent upon purchases made mere
OF foreign goods.
A call from the reader is solicited at their
store, NO 63 North Eighth street.
BECAUSE PERs ON HAS A BAD CoU6H II should not
De inferred that ConsumptiOn has ST in, although
case eI consumption Is rarely met with unacco npa'
nled by distressing Cough. Where, however, ore
lett % ltset strains aud racks the Lungs and wastes
q e general strength, and soon establishes an incu-
rHble compliant IN all cases then II is the safer plan
to get rid OF Cough, Cold or Ii ar3aness ,yitnOut
delsy and for this purpose no remedy acts more
promptly or surely, OF with mOre benefit To the
organs OF the Chest than DIR. d. Jsynes TEX Fxuectorant
an article scientifically cOmpounded from csrefi,i ,iv
Sc ecIed drugs and which, on trial will always bs
fonrd worthy Of its worldwide reputation, sold by
ali DTuggi IL.
EVERY FRIEND OF the soldier ought to buy Tickets
10 Inc grand concert TO be given at Hortleunrai
Hall next February, by the managers OF the 0elys-
dD'iarsi " Orth OF valuable presents are to be dis
trihuted among those who hold tickets, stand not
upon the order of buying but buy az once
WINDOW SHADES closing out At half price, at No.
'-' '''''" KELTY, CARRINaT0F Il %,
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SALE or BoOTs, SHoEs, RRoGANs ETc.-The par
uouar attention Of the trade is led to the large and
attractive sale OF Boots. Shoes Brogans Balmorals,
etc, 70 be sold by catalogue, for cash, MOnd Ay
morning November 49, commencing at o o'clock pre-
clsey by McClelland & Co., auctioneers at their
store, No, 5O8 Market street,
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THE PLAsTERERs' AND BRICKLAYRRs' La
BoRERs' PROTECTIVE JNIoN.-A meeting of the
plasterels' and bricklayeTs' laborers was held
last evening, at the hall Eighth and Walnut
streets, Patrick Rough, President, in the chair.
A constitution and bylaws have been adopted
for the government of the association, which
now numbers about three hundred members 1t
was resolved that the price to be asked for labor
until the opening OF the next building season
should be $3.50 per day. Remarks were made
relative 10 the interests of the association, and
it was determined that no mem Der should be
allowed to work with those who speak di5para-
gingly of the association.
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A SIMPLE, effective, and favorite remedy for the
exirpstion of NEURALGIA Nerve Ache, and all other
painful nervous diseases, headache, hystera affec
uons and proatratiOn of the nervous system Is Dr.
TURNER'S Tic DOULOUREUx or UNIVERSAL NEU-
RALGIA Pill Apoth ecaries have IL.
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SEIZURES BY Revenue OFFICERs.-The dis
tillery of Mr.. Louis NeG Nos. 33 and 35 Hav1Ock
street, was seized yesterday by United States
revenue officers.
A seizure was also made of thirteen barrels of
smoking tobacco, for nou-uayment OF tax, at
the establishment of William Frechie, No. 20
North Second street,
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FATAL EXPLosIoN.-La evening, as Thomas
YemmOns, an engineer at the Pennsylvania
Insane Asylum, was filing a gasometer with
oxygen gas, for the purpose of experimenting
with u magic lantern, an explosion took place,
throwing him into a corner of the room aud
crushing his skull. He was deal when picked
nm He leaHes a wife and five children.
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DIMPFEL'S
PATENT STEAM BOILER.
NO EXPLOSION on ACCOUNT OF LOW WATER.
Can be put at 80 per cent. less cost than
any other Boiler to do the same
amount OF Work.
II hstulml r. II. DIMFFEL,
OFFICE, No. SOS WALNUT Street Philadelphia
10 EXPLOSION ON ACCOUNT OF LOW WAFER.
WILMINeToN, 80 NO., IS, 1867.

WILMINeToN 80 Mo-, IS, 1867.
F.P. Dimpfel Esq.-Respected Friend:-In refer
ence 10 our experience with the Dimpfel Boilers,
would say have nine In in our Cotton Factory
three ofwhich were put in In 1859 the last three in
1896 For economy and safety they have our decided
preference over all others, within our knowledge
Truly, you're, PUsEY BROTHERS,
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CURTAIN GOODS and Furniture Coverings closing
ont at a great sacrifice. We have again marked
down our retail stock, as n must be closed out by
January l, kelly, CARRIEGTON g Co..
No. Lla lhnannL aLrnnL.
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= SHOOTING sTARs.-Meteoric showers are promised
us IN profusior by the astronomers this winter, but
people don't have the same confidence In Rstrono-
meIs' promises as In other peoples and it will be
some time before they catch a-napping again, or
rather disturbing to look out for stars 60 fall
The promise everybody shall be pleased who buy
their clothing AT Charles stokes & Co.'s, Frs-class
Cothiers under the Continental, is much easier be-
ueyed.
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AssAU1T.-About halfpast 7 o'clock last
evening a sailor named William Lewis was
badly beaten about the head by James Huston,
the proprietor of tavern at Penn and Pine
streets. The blows caused u scalp wound on
the right side of the head about an inch and
the right ear. The injured mau was taken to
the hospital and Huston was arrested and taken
to the Union Street Station. He alleges that
the blows were inflicted in self-defense. The
injuries inflicted on Lewis we're not considered
to be dangerous. Lewis was intoxicated.
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SKATIYG.-The proprietors of the Skating
Parks Of Philadelphia have orIaHized an Asso-
CauOn for the purpose of establishing rules for
the comfort and protection of their patrons,
and, by unanimity of action, endeavor to furnish
the following prices:- :-Gentlemens subscription
ticket SIS; ladies' and girls do, So; boys under
twelve years OF age, So; single admissions, 80
cents, or three tickets for 81. The Board of
Proprietors have made arrangements to display
a signal ball at Sixth and Chesnut streets
whenever there is skating. The following Off
GERS were elected :-President, r. o. Lowry;
Yice-President, p. W. Bushnell; Secretary and
Treasurer, b. ID. Yates,
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GENTLEMAN coming to an inn in Ohio, and see
ing hoster expert and trsctabe about the
asked how long he had lived there and what country
man ne was. 'Im a Yankee" baid the fellow, land
have lived sixteen years here."-"I wonder" replied
the gentleman, "that, in SO long time, soclever a
fellow you TO be have not come to be master
OF the inn yourself" "Ay," answered the hOstler 4,
"hut the landlord is Yankee too" This was very
sharp, but all clever people ought to know that W. w.
Alter sells superior COAL Of all kinds, at his extensive
yards, Ninth street, below GiTard avenue, and the
branch office, Six tn and Spring Garden streets.
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INTERNAL REVENUE DECIsIoN.-The following
has been received by Collector Cummings:-
Treasury Department Office of Internal
Revenue, Washlne ton, Oct. II, 1867.-Sir:-
Since August l6 1867 the nature and
effect of ground rent deeds, such as are used in
the counties OF Philadep phia and Lancaster, has
been mere fully explained, and upon a re-ex-
animation of the question l am of the opinion
that such deeds should be stamped at the same
ate as other conveyances OF realty sold, fifty
ents for each five hundred dollars, or fractional
part OF Eve hundred dollars of the consideration
Og Udiue Thomas Harlan, Deputy CommIs-
sionor. To Alexander CUMMINGS EEq., Collector
OF Internal Revenue, Philadelphia, Pa"
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ALMANAC FOR HILADELPHIA-THIs DAY
SUN RIs MOON KIsRs ..,..-'. g49
SUN HIGH WATHR.-...,,. bO1
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WE ARE still closing out our immense stock of Lace
Curtains at cost. Some great bargains left In EN-
bTUideTed Lace, Application, Nottingham, and Mus
lin Curtains at No. 72S Chesnut street
nv Cau ~,
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ssssss eafao oro
HOW TO OBTAIN TICKICrS ''''s'ii'0oV
Ordels may be sent us Ia registered letters or noe,
othce orders, In sums OF 81 e25 at onr s " ppst
smoaIs should be sent In drafts by express al tse
,,,-,-. CLUB RATES.
i, 6TiSkem 70 addresst4g 40 Tickets to add $500
~ IlckeH TO II sol 100 Tickets 10 addrs $500
A1llesb AL orders and cOmmunica 70 lII 4 I'm
'0hlInsbUR9 ASYLUM ASSOCIATIONS,
NO ll2e CHE6NUr street. Philada-, Pa
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MARIN.E TELEGRAPH.

For additional Mqrt,le Ne,os be- FErst Paqe.
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PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE.
GEORGE ". ALLEN, !
MATHEW BAIRD, IoNTHLY ooMMITTEE
JOSEPH y. GRUBB,
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GROVER q BAKERS Highest Premium Sew
Ing Machines, No. 73O Chestnut street,
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AMAzINGLY Low ~
Ia Meriuo and Wool Underwear.
RD- Merino and Wool Underwear.
Bfj- Merino and Wool Underwear.
MClNTIRE & BROTHER, No. 1895 Chestnut street
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1867-04-05
Hear 1oaS on
Strengthen the Defences.

When garrison apprehends an attack
from an outside enemy, what does it do?
It. STRENGTHENS THE DEFEN CEs. The
human system, at this period of the year,
is beleaguered by morbid influences. The
inclement air is full of them. Every
change Of weather lays the feeble open to
their attacks. What is to be done in order
to battle these unseen, but ever active, foes?
STRENGTHEN THE DEIENcEs. Do you as X
howe The answer is simple--the means
within the reach Of all. Reinforce the vital
organs and the nervous system with HOS
TETER'S .BITTERS. Tone the stomach
regulate the bowels, rouse the sluggish
liver, cheer the spirits, enrich and purify
the vital current, with HOSTETTER'S
BITTERS. That's the way to STRENGTH
EN- THE DErENcEs, and render the capital
of health impregnable. If you wish to es-
cape bilious headache, intermittent fever
Indigestion, and nervous visitations-to
enjoy, in oil its plenitude, the blessings Of
"sound mind in sound body" use this
incompatible preventive and restorative.
It preserves health in the healthy, and re.
news it in the weak and ailing.
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1867-04-05
How, LOng3

A correspondent asks US how
long is the infamous, unconstitution-
al, annoying. prying, troublesome
Income Tax to continue ?" We an
swer, that it will be continued as
long as the Republican party holds
power! That party has discovered
what they call ''the resources Of the
country Having done so, they
intend to enjoy them ; and being in
possession, obviously proceed as
miners do, when they discover a
golden gulsh. They are making
preparations to stay-and this is
what the Reconstruction and other
bills in Congress really mean. with
determination to get at the gold
by all known processes, and if these
fail, to invent new ones among the
miners. fit is contained in quartz,
it must be "crushed out" oft. The
Republicans being like the miners,
the people are comparable to the
quartz. They must yield their gold
to supply the extravagancies Of my.
RAIDS Of Republican tax-gatherers
and pay for the costly experiments
in the government of the Republican
party, even though they are crush
ed ALBANY Argus.
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1867-04-05

Gov. Dillingham; of Vermont has
called an extra session of the legis-
lature of that state to provide for
raising means to construct rail road
that shall bring their state in direct
communication with New York city,
the people Of which. have already,
by subscription raised the sum Of
$500, 900 to further the enterprise.
Only in this way can the people Of
the state escape the extortion Of the
railroad monopoly. authorised by the
consolidation of the railroads of the
state, through the action of the
legislature some years since. The
remainder of the sum necessary is
to be raised by mortgage upon the
Western Vermont road. The people
of Vermont evidently don't like
consolidation, when they convene
their legislature to enact laws to
counteract it's baneful influences
upon the interests Of the state.
Wisconsin with consolidation will
soon be in a similar predicament.