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EVERY WOMAN
I'm the Land
Should read and remember these important
DR.. DODD'S NERVINE.
NYIGORATOF


Aslon0 HsdieiaEs. d 10 Fozunss 6esf FIiend
Lsueofrhea. Amsnorrhea, Amenorrhaga, Dys-
menorrhoeA, Dyspepsia. Sick Headache, drag
ginE down sensations, loss Of strength, mental
depression. ooDstipated bowels, sleeplessness,
iFritability. and the innumerable symptoms OF
low vitality and disturbed eirculation-are cured
by this extraordinary medicine. Ons tedspooa-
yaL IN water is worth mere as an Izpiooratino
Iolse. than any amount Of Alcoholic Bitters
which are always attended by re-action and
depression ---4------.--.--'-s
DoDD'S NE7vINE
eQUalises the circulatien of the Nervous Fluid.
promotes the free sirculation of the blood
aids digestion-cures. costiYenass-reEnlstes the
bowels and restores the vital organs to their
natural activity. II coHtGtHs No OPIuH or other
poisonous drug. and a. an lnvigorator will make
strong and healthy the weakest system
No woman should dispair Of perfect restora-
ton 20 health until shs has thoroughly tried
Dodd's NsrTins. All Druggists sell it. Price.
II. d. STORER & CO.. Proprietor.
z5. Fulton ST.. New York.
Warren. July IS. 1866. =
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REEn4AnLMH

Aren't for Grover 4 &BGKsr's Sexinf Machines
No. River Block. Main St. Warrsn. o.
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Dealers in Staple and Fancy Dry GoOds-car-
rstS. Aattinsa and Floor Oil Cloths. Window
They keep cons anfly on hand. large and
full assortment Of goods IN their line. Of good
quality and fashionable styles. and offer them
for szlsat the kOwesf prices in the market.
San.s. 1861.
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q. II. RAREUM

Wholosais and Retail Sealer in American and
FOREIGN Hssdwsre. Iron, Nails, Glass, &c.-
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STEAM MILL PROPERTY
Fob SALE. e

THE SUBSCRIBERS OFFER
Il for sale their Mills. known as W. NJ. Rice 4
Co.'S Mills. situate IN the north part of Greene.
Consisting Of Muly Saw Mill, a Grist "a IN with
two run Of Stone. Bolts and machinery for How
manufacturing Cheese Boxes, one Is inch Wood
worth Planer. d machine for cutting cheese cha
vings.a Black smith Shop and Tools all OF which
Is IN good running order and doing paying busi-
ness. VIII be sold cheap. and possession eiven
Immediately. Also thirty-nine acres Of land.
with good House aud barn, will be sold to-
Eether or seperate 10 suit parchazers
Enquire Cor particulars and terms Of sale NJ
the Mill W Nj KICK q ~ ~
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PURE SOFT WATER.
LIVERY PERSON GAN HAVE
Jame80M's E111fers,
II renders the impurest cister4 or rain water
clear as crystal, sweet and wholesome.
Orders may be left at Jameson r WheeIer's
Store. Market ST. Warren. Ohio. -,
Feb IS. lss-tf ",'AnAF0N'
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MANEOOD.
How Lost. How Restored.

u 49, ~ OWL NJ
~ JuEt published, = new edi.ion a
N% Dr. CulperTell's CeIebrafeSi
Essay on the radical c,Ire (uTith-
ont medicine) of SPKRHIroRREUl
or Seminal Weakness IpToluntarr
Seminal Losses, Impoteney. Mental and PhyTi.
cal Incapaeity. 1mpediments to Marriage etc
also. Consumption. kpiiopsy. and Fits, induced
BY self indulgence or sexual extFavagance
- Price. in q sealed envelope, only cents,
The celebrated author. in this admirable essay.
clearly demonstrates from a thirty years' sue.
eesst1l practice, that the alarming consequences
OF seif-abuse may be radically cured without
the dangerous use Of internal medioire or the
application OF the knifc-pOintinR out a mode
Of cure at once simple. certain, and efectuaI.
py means OF which every sufferer no matter
what his CONDITION may be. may cure himseIf
oheaply, privately. and radically.
~ This Lecture should be in the hands of
eTery youth and Every man in the land.
Sent. under seal. In plain enTelope To anv
address. post paid. on receipt Of six cents' or
two post stsmps. Also Dr.. CulverwelPs mar
risge Guide, Price Is cents Address the pub-
fishers. CHAS. J. .C.KLINE 4 CO.
127s B0Wery New York.
March 20. lS6T-ly Post Office box .5ss.
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q. w.MEssER.

ps.lsrfn FashioaabIs Millinery. Rooms over
Nocomhs and Smiths, Store, Warren Ohio.
All orders pronptly attended TO-.
Teh "a ..--.sss---- =
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". PACKARD. RR. E1KSEn. r. BARTHOLOMEW.
KARREN PA nK ARD 4 Co.

Builders and Manufacturers Of Sash. Blinds,
Doors. FLOORING, MouldinEs. Fence Pockets.
Oil Tanks. Cisterns, re, and dealers in Rough
and Dressed Lumber. Shingles and builders
materials generally. at the Planning Mill,
Canal ST.. Warren.o. lAug. Is. 1856.
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v. =. roErEH.
v. .. PoEIEL

VS.. PoRTEL v. ,. PoRTER.
W.N. &W. =. PORTKRs
Dssssr IN School and Miscslianeous Books, Sta
ido1ezy. Wall Papers. Psriodiesht PAmphletE
and kaEaEines, 1t the New York Book Store.
Main Street, Warren. Ohio.
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HeCOMBs, SMITHS 4 ADAMS.
WholssaIs and Retail Dealers in Foreign and
American Dry Goods. Groceries. croekery. .&c.
Corner Of Main and Aarf st Streets. Warren.
Ohio.
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PROFESSIONAL
cEn. MEssER.

Satsyv Public. Office with Taylor q Jones. At
torneys, east side Public Square. hArfen'V "
Feb q, 1867.
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B,E. F1cK. \. FIcK.
PECK 4 RROTHER.
WholssaIs aud Retail Deslsrs In Foreign and
Domestic Dry Goods Silk and StrzW Bonnets
TrimuinFB, FaristieS, &c-, 1t the sign Of the
Earrsp Dry Goods Sore" Phouix Block
Nsrrsn. Ohio
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MERcANTILE.

Dealers In Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods.
cFeqksry. Boots, Shoes ard Leather. Carpet
fnr. Pspef HanKines, Window Shades. Ready
Made Clothing. 4c.. alWx7s cheap for ready
pay It the New York Store Market Street.
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WGkD w. WOODWORTH,

WIN. Z. DOCKRY, n. ID.
Physician and Surgeon. ONCE. Sugar Sroys ss9 e
Hotel, Baconsburg. U. fep<s Aooa II
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u nrRcE1RD. h kAslsS'
RTRCHARD a ENSIGN,
httornsys 1t Law. ofice On Msln Street soutn
a. 0sakiH Hcsus. WarreRs Ohie.
Jan sQ 1e6f-lyr - - -
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= t6-s;-s 40 Roanty aren't Passage Ttcksl
1eld Ia - from. and Money remirted 70 [ne
"a scnntTy, a fhs lowest current rates. VI
6es n Wsbbt s Bieek. Main strest, WaIren' v
,JannnsT 8, at67.sf EseE -
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Attoraev At Law. once on east side Of public
sorsre. Wsrren. Ohio, in buil6ing recently &C.
eapied hy Us Deputy Collector.
New 1H - - s.,s
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n Q, Q D ". " % 70 ~ p ? -.
Physieisns and Surgeons. once over &. q. An .n
sosss Drur Store, Main Street. Warren Onlo;
q (1f7es hours from TO g, - m. and IRON 20 J
tteo q. 1ooi.
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n.ns;at. oesos In Anderson i Rupp,s New
slOek ceSnsr Of Main and frAnf4s1Sn fssS 3 ssss sstf
Warren Ohio llep %
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NKrctLF. NE. CLARK.
METCALF & CLARK,
Physicisus and SurKsons; Once on HiEh Street
mo- = Jan q &c 1yrs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-05

To D. n. wyton and 8 A. Duke, defendants;
Wow IRE hereby notified that liberals now on Ais In
the Clerks once Of the Distrfct Court ofJ@e Cons
~ iowa, At K.oknk, petition Of Geo =. kilbourne
clai ming isdymsnt asain.t yes, D. H WJkpf erths
aun OF Eight Hundred Dolia.s, up,a yonf noft6nes
made to D " Knbo1rne, rpcn tbs f,Iiovins described
pr. mis.s to-ait Lot six co., block thirty ta7} n
~ Kbourues Addtfea TO the city Of ksckuk, Ia Lex
eoua,y love- and Agsinst you all, praying fT ths
recsurs " said mortgage the sale Of said promised
freed oi ell interests Of said defendants ssue to p.y
OF aAid debt the tineushment OF I'll 1eutty a RI
dsmption. and for general relief
Nov each Of Jon msst appssr and Md petition
10 be hrid on tho nrst MONDAY o. February, 1858,
judsmt will be had therein prayed for, BY default
H. SOFT How Bill,
novcsThur Attorney for Plaintiff
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= = - : - - : = - --'--7 - '----'
osigiAa1 uselses

To HAsson, uissn nArpsy. asasaAAzAasx
V0U ase RIG nnfk1sd thst there h nov - NJ In
thu 0isrhs eMcs Of tbs District Coart Of Iee Cuua-
y, iasa, q Ksokuk. spsstttsn Of Geo. l. Knbosrne,
claiming aiudgment aeafnssycu. 4. r Hsusoa for the
sur q TO 0as6psA 0sliAs opens Sonr aestrc &nAds
to D W KHbonsne, apon ~ AsserSbSd sem
bs so-vt: Lot Are ~ block tAlrtt snvs+ ts8L XII.
boarnss Addition to thv eisv II Msckuk In Ire county
Iowa and agsiast vDa AiADAx ar tbs foreclosrs =
Of said mortgage the saie Of sail premia sea q ali
interest. 81 u dsesuSts - sAnN ~ ~ ~ I'D 1eAi
the q Of all equity Of nptsn, Al Sof
general relief
Now each ofyou mst sp4ar and Ansvar said petitioa
by Of the cnd dsi o. the naxf axn Of ia Opsrt
. be held on the art Mcrasy d Ds6fssI Ia q
Judgment VIII ~ had thvreiA = pray "a mr. klHat
II. BCOT1 H0WDLA
poyferhur q ( e Attorney sbr Asteaie
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-05

To John Rummel, Geo, Ayers,aA vanderwoude r ?
Todd, Frank Vols ,defsn<AMtst
Wow ere hsrsby no4iAel lAat tAsss u sow own& In
the Oisres o13cs % IT, btsaeics CosxA 81 L. hun
ty. Iowa - eskuk. pseitioa - oso y Hilhsusas
csta'se t.dgnset aanlpst youy John Ruunst e. the
sum Of Four Hundrtd Dollar upon yeur noftsaxe nsds
TO D. kibonrqe upon the folosns described prem
kilbournss Addition - Ne dig Of Kaohnh, A II sRnr
~, Laws, and aSanskyca al praying IN III Asesie
ell interests Of said defendAnts IN same pay Of sa
DEBT, the extingsiAncft 0slsssquity oil redenptios
and for general relief.
Nov cs<h q 700 nsst spyees - sns~tr aA1& aSan
BY noon cfsAe sscouA day Of the next q Ssore
10 be hold the Arst Moudsy " RsSeuaxy. ira or
~ S - q a.SGsS nokEII, '"
nov2srhur Attorney fer Plainti6.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-05

TeW Owls, u 0Ar0 Hiram barney Tho. t1Fis,
WaH Mhlisns 6sn0 Tucked a1d n1kle \ La
cas-, dceerdauts y ia Es ~ y -
VoU are hereby respectively notified that there l.
l. now on h!e 10 the Clerks once Of the District
Court Of Lse County, Iowa at Keokuk, . petition Of
Of mortsage against said W Coiss aAds \ 4 Hare,
above named, for the samd H1hs Hps4Qf lsilap,
NTH ten per cent intere from The - day 81 -
l.57, and special and general execution against W
Cowles and Mars, nd - aeeln taaksad defendants
ahays named nrayng also the foreclosure Of mortgage
hoGrns apen so<e soyyp Or etR4 sh sd nias q m
block t.ssiy t27 IL ssa kfAouipi1 Ada1sS 70
the city Of Kaokuk, Lee County, Io&s, the sac 81
said motsaeed premises to pay OF aid sbt the exits
gushment ~ Equity Of reasss<iaa <hsein, for costs
and general rshar S $84fEsT vi
Ros you snd each Of you arc notrled 10 ap,>ax and
aaxwas said tton the mosains Il the second day
Of the of sid Court b hoAsa So ArSt
McniIy Of frtrrsty, isss jndswent aed deefee III
be had thersin - prayed for BY Ases1s. 1@Ss
II, SCOTT HowELL
noy2STh Solicitor Cor psattisnsr.
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osagAaal Nssies.

V0U sfe hersby not6s I'd that there y nov a HE n
ssssas. ia 3&x.E&54ss
made TO D ". kubouxas uDoa the foiIovtnr SseerbSd
premises o-wit Tot esse1 (fil block shiriy-tso an
hilbournes Addition 10 the city ofKsokub 10 r. Cou
gage. ~ sale cf said pssusss Q ~ 81 f1sbt d 81
tineus.smsntofsll equity Of fsdsmptb6 aad st gen
erai rsitsE
Nov Won nust appear aud szswsr ed petition 81
mem o. she sscosA eay s*es kskt ts sad Court 70
be held on the hrst Monday Of February, 1855 judy
msnt will be had therein. prayed ~. ApAealnit
~ b. o009f AOW8Ei.
no,2sThur Attorney for PlaiatiR
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- -. 81
Manufacture Portable
and Ns1lpaaEE & g Al
stcAih ~ allSEs SIA Sa a
Boilers,
sugar Cane Mills, r. na4n
Evaporatofs, : - : : :
Rock Breakers,
9Saasp Nlilk,f sf
Mining Machinery,
Cards PAaoAt Rrick
Machines,
Lalhcs, Palmer. Drills,
Screw Cutters Hay and
Cotton Presses, !
Saw Mills. RlsaE Mills,
Mill FafnieAi !. Z
OFFICE - CANAL ST.,
CAACA0O.
BEND Ios cr.cuLARs.
Tucs. cH.lzr.s. esls. Anss Earn, e, Z s.... =.
and DraasassnaA - ~. An1as laka
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On A0H RII.I4,

WksANs kfl.s Vct. IL, So0fs
nWIN0 to . rush Of bueiness Immediately
" ansr and since Aarstqs - Agvs bus recently
abs 70 nu.h the alterations ana myfeysnsss II our
Mills which deemed necessary to enable u a64Ae.
ing customers . brand Of Flour unsurpassed By
any Having sverything 10 the hess = osSsR 0vs ~
take In assuring onr friends and custo ss that
W. shall hencsforth make our best brand ,thss q
GA AC0 A6IIs1seA$
Vhf0Fmiy good - equal at least, md pssDo
aHpsfiar . Any ottsf braude aunfactur0
NR Mr. HAHN =, Who's s1terience sn1 rspatstico =
allha6 hkaaaaly kpssn I'D Appreciated, AasisgtA-
brands Of such quality that they cannot fail 70 msri
increased favor We shall aiwAys sci at - log GyrioA
mined make the quality superior at whatever cost
confident shat people viii prefer that rshsr than the
sewing n afew esnts On the UUck % tAsfvl n
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A strnak of Light

If the growing crops Of corn and cot
ton redeem their present promises, next
fall and winter will show a wondrous
change for the better, in financial and
business aspects, at the South. We shall
have plenty of breadstuffs land abund-
ance of meat is a necessary sequence to
abundance of corn) and be independent
of the West, which has this year supplied
us by the million Of bags. The harvests
in Europe being equally promising, the
West will begin to whistle for market
for its cereals and meat Meantime
Western taxes will not diminish as the
markets are closed against them. The
result will be that Congress and the
Eastern Yankees will hear a howl of
very hard times from the West
Food becoming abundant, win also be
CHEAP in the South. Meantime a good
cotton crop will put more money in
more planters pockets than was ever
there before in the days when the pur-
chase Of negroes absorbed every dollar
the planter could rake up and often en-
gagged his credit
a good cotton crop will enable the
planters 10 pay the advances Of these
factors to aid them in cropping, and
money will be as easy as al old shoe in
this city. The people, though poor, are
generally oui OF debt One good crop
will make them independent. and if they
will only put their surplus il manufao-
turing industry, and keep at it with
s,esdiness and energy, the South will
be the most prosperous portion Of the
Union, and achieve that Independence Of
Yankee task masters which fifty years Of
peaceful effort and four years Of war
Jailed 70 achieve. We have the cllmaie,
soil and native productions TO make US
great and prosperous, in spite OF all the
deyiliries Of RRdicahsm. While We are
thus growing in riches and strength, We
shall have the pleasure Of seeing this
demoniac party settling its accounts With
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Fatal Accident to Royal Parsonage.

From the London Times.l
The Archduchess Matilda has ceased
from suffering The intended mother Of
the future kings Of Italy, a lady destined
TO wear diadem which has not rested
on female brow for centuries, a scion
of that branch of ths house Of Hapsburg-
Lorraine in which pupils and private
worth is most conspieuously hereditary,
the daughter of the conqueror Of Gus
tozza, and grand daughter of the hero of
Aspern and Essliug, princess in her
nineteenth year, by all accounts en-
dowed with rare gifts of person, mind
and heart, died on Thursday last, at 8
o'clock in the morning, Of lucifer
match. She Inadvertently trod on one
which was lying at her feet on the aocr,
as she leaned out at the window talking
to one Of her relatives; her summer
dress was in blaze before she was
aware OF it, and before anyone could
run to the rescue, she sank to the ground
in an agony Of pain, from which only
death released her. The report of the
tragic event spread slowly and obscurely;
the identity Of the alleged victim was
not at once established; then, for few
days, hopes were entertained that the
injury, however severe, would not tor
inmate fatally. Late bulletins even told
US of her contemplated removal TO better
air but all is over now, and Humbert,
prince of Piedmont, heir to the throne of
Italy, must look elsewhere for bride.
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PROFESSIONAL.
NIP THE EVIL In IT'S BUD.

A LII AFFLICTED WITH ANY FORM OF
Private Diseases, such as Gonorrhes, elect.
Syphilis, Involuntary Emissions. etc., should
beware of intrustng their cases to inexperi-
enced quacks-such invariably drug their pa
tionts with mercury, which sooner or later will
destroy the. most robust constitution. At the
Good Samaritan Medical Office, No. 1913 Jeher-
son street. cures are effected in from two to
six days. without the use of mercury, change
Of diet, or hindranco from business. Consulta-
ton strictly confidential. 1t would seem need
less here to add the Importance Of nipping the
evil in its bud. but hint to the wiso is aufli-
eient, not only TO snve themselves from misery.
but shield their offspring from shame and ruin.
How often is it the case We sec gentlemen
drcnch themselves with advertised nostrums
after much loss in pocket and health. they are
compelled to apply to some skillful physician
to be cured, for alone can those diseases be
cured when known to the doctor who pre-
scribes, otherwise It is leap in the dark to
expect permanent cure.
Office arranged that patients do not SEQ each
other, l9s Jefferson stroot. s2-l07
DIR. J. NJ. ROGERS. DIR. II. U. PURNELI-
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REAL ESTATE LOTTERY.
GRAND LOTTERY SOHEMEl
Lands, Stocks, Town Lots !
Regular Monthly Drawings at Her
nando, Miss.
Tho First on June 18th.
nando, Miss.
Tho First on June 10Th.
sOUTHERN ASYLUM.

rVHE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED PROP
l. erty will be distributed among Ticket hold
ar Of tho
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a deceived, tax ridden and debthamp-
cred people in the North and West
There are light and fun and just retri-
button ahead Meantime we have only
to be patient, law-abiding, industrious,
firm and incorrnptible in principle, and
adhere to the everlasting righ-Aobile
Register and Advertiser.
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MAY BE FOUND AT is5 UNION STREET
W. at night. Sl-l5o

AIRS. BROWN, WIFE OF THE CELE-
NI brated DR.. Brown, Of New York, and f.r
many years associate practitioner Of medicine
with him, hes opened an Office at No. S3 Nun
roe street between Main and Second, where
and especially those peculiar to women and
children. A thorough and careful study with
large experience qualify her for treating JUDI
ciously the ever varying forms of disease to
cases to which females are subject, may be
submitted 10 her with tho fullest confidence in
her capacity to treat them successfully. Tes-
actsr entitle her to the confidence Of the suf-
fering.
Canable nurses may be had by inquiripg Of
the above. S5-7
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-07-01

DR. +. B. WALTON, TENDERS HIS
IL services to the public in the treatment of
the diseases of females. So obscure arc many
of those, SO capricious in their manifestations,
so perfectly do they simulate other diseases,
that their true character is often overlooked or
mistaken prominent 0mong these are, Neu-
raigia, Dyspepsia that condition of the system
commonly called Nervous or Rheumatic, and
General Debility, this last is too oten but o
symptom Of some insidiOus disease which Is
sapping the foundations of life. To become
expert in the detection of these and skillful in
their treatment, requires moro labor and re-
search than the general practitioner can be-
stow. These facts induced him to devote him
self 70 this branch of the profession exclu
sivoly To those interested he would state
that be has had the advantages Of the best
medical schools and extensive hospitals OF
America; also a practice Of more than twenty
years in this his native State and in the Tropics,
where such diseases most abound. Ho Is per-
mitted also 10 refer 70 Drs. Pitman 4 Honson,
gentlemen who stand deseryedly high in the
profession. OF. No. 33 Main street. Resi-
danco. No 2q1 Linden st., NJ emphis, Tenn l0l
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Together with the large pat-snaze sxtonded
us. rondorS &c in our psFoF 90 offer induce
monu in prices which or coupotitors cannot
wHITHoRE BROS.
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DtslrtCt ana OOulttg nix hts'
Every article sold By rs made 70 perform %
rcurcsentod, or money refunded on return o.
articles. Articles sent TO any nart % the ,e;
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"oUR OWN %

HAS AND INCREASING CT r
IL culatiou IN the counties 81 North Mtssis-
sippi. nnd prcscnts to All business men N the
western cities superior advantages as an auvcr-
tisinr medium. A. J. BROWN. q the house
of Mcnken Bros. accat for Nemphis-
address "Our OEh Paper Rontoioc. Me
issirri codS5-llt
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1867-05-31

We endorse every word of the
following from the Voice of Ma sonry.
1--WE should not permit ourselves
to be dazzled by any outward show
whatever, but scrutinize carefully,
and ascertain whether the applicant
for admission to our Order has real
ly a heart within his bosom. If our
association is ever ruined, it will
be by the hands Of unprincipled and
selfish men who manage to get
among us. We have quite enough
Of this class already and it is time
now to commence closing the doors
against all suspicious persons. The
Order is now So popular that every
body is rushing toward it, and de-
handing admission, so that we may
say, in the language of scripture,
it suffercth violence, and the vio-
lent take it by force There is no
safety for us but by initiating the
example of our ancient brethren, in
the rejection of all the unworthy,
without hesitation and without fear.
Brethren, let us think of this.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1867-05-31
Musonit Nrpartmrnt,
The Duties Of IL Mason

Come, and let us seek the straying-
Lead him to the shepherd back
Come. the travellers feet bctraying.
Guide him from the dangerous trac
Come. a solemn voice reminds us
Come. q mystic fcttcr binds us
Masons, here your duties lie
lIark the poor and needy cry.
Come, and help the worthy poor
Break to him the needed bread
Longer he can not endure
Come, ere famiue mark him dead
Bounties rich to us supplying
To the poor are oft denying
Masons, here your duties lie
Hank the poor and needy cry.
Come, where sorrow has its dwelling.
Comfort bring to souls distressed
To the friendless mourner telling,
OF the rock that offers rest.
What would life be but for heaven
Come to us this message given
Masons, here your duties lie
Hank the poor and needy cry.
Band of brothers, every nation
Halls your bright and orient light !
Fervent, Jealous, free, your station
Calls for deeds Of noblest might
Seck-the world is full of SORROW
Act-your life will end tomorrow
Masons. here your duties lie
Hark the poor and needy cry.
The Mystic Star.