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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-06-14
!, MONETARY 4 COMMERCIAL
New York Market.


By Telegraph New YORK, June b.
CoTToN-Less active but very firm; sales
| of LOO bales middling EpIands at &c.
Il FLOUR-Less active and 10t920c lower
perfine State and Western at s. so@s so;
&c. srade BRANDS n ~ o 90 sshpPns Louis oas
81 509i2 so; Winter sis 60@l6 so; Califor-
MIA easier with fair demand; sales of Z, 800
RYE FLoUR-Dull sales of 800 barrels at
WHIsKY--s5c in bond. 4sw
WHEATLReceipts 100 bushels; market
dull, heavy and nominally 2t93c lower; sales
of L, 800 bushels No. Chicago at 81 10; poor
at s. eoa2 IS; white Southern at = IS. : :
RYE-Dull and heavy; small sales of
Western 81 35@1 40.
BAnLEY,1Dnu.
CoRN, Receipts, 800 bushels; opened
dull and i92c lower; closed better, 18th an
export demand; sales of $4,000 bushels of
new mixed western, 9SeGsl "a choice, 81 %
81 06: old do, 81 09al 40; new do, 81 O6(e u
dried, s9assc; White western, 81 u. " '1
OATs-Receipts, IL, 660 bushels; dull and
lever; sales OF western at 7o@72c; new
RIcE~SaIes at II,zc. 800. .ie,.1dI
MoLAssEs Quiet; sales of l5e hhds Cuba
PETRoLEuM-C Crude, l5c; refined In bond
J: 1Hors- quiet and unchanged. 3 ,n.
s : HORSEPOWER; sales of A. 80 bbls at 81 so
@2l 20 for new mess; closing at s2l So cash;
81 so. for old mess SIS 5o@sl875 Tor prime,
and e2157@1 90 for prime mess.
,BEEF-Steady; sales $50 barrels; Sl4 40a
z q Tor new plain mess; s2sl oo92F 90 for
rsIIaaas4Qniet, at $500. : ; 4 -
BACOS-Dua; sales ia boxes; 1870 l0}6ez
for Cumberland cut; ll1zc for short rib I25s
9l21ac for short clear. - .ts~r t4s5f
- Cur MEATs-Unchanged; sales $50 pack
ages; SIG Zoe for shoulders; I29ls54c for
LARD-Firm; sales ,l,s5o barrels; 12@lsc
for hew. ,sTs4l,t..s1-sI sssi-sew -
LATEsT--5 Pm. zhrE
FLoUR-ClOsed dull, and I09I5c lower,
with a linited local Irade demand 49,
: WHEAT-Has a downward tendency; No.
Spring 81 15a2 Is; Mol Spring 81 SOAP 40.
RYE-Dull 81 35 for Western.
BARLEY-Nominal.i esu Hf tt4e4
OATs--Dull; 70@7Ic for Western Soc for
new Ohio. :. Il s .sx.ss4sL tle5i's- q ~
s CORN Firmer and in moderate export
demand. at 81 0S for good to prime new
Western. --ss.4s5 70 ffE3- 81 .fIfAg9a 3. ~
PoRK.,Lowei. Sales OF l, 25e bbls mess at
SCI 50@2l 60. sg4s.sssi $50 hn.s ssIls So -.
BEEF-Quiet and steady.sN ffw-i2
. BACoN-UnSteady, at si03sc for .Cumber-
land cut, and lllzc for hoTtribbed. 80
LARD-Firm, at l21s0lzJzc for fair to
prime steam, and l25sc for kettied rem
ueTeQ. =f tffaS7 tf--sf~-
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.IAaurIB0IHDA
HEALING THE SICK
: ugg 4ugf9s sAN ss ggh ..o55
tu nosBY THE bigor Z
Laying On of Hands.

The aboye-named method Of treatment
is SO strongly associated with the. miracu-
lous or supernatural that uninformed per-
sons are wholly ignorant of the agent EN-
ployed, which is Animal Magnetism. The
operation is pleasant, subduing of pain,
correcting or exciting the circulation, and
removing all Internationally in sho
time. often in a few moments. As evidence
of the above statement, DR.. PERS IONS
submits to the public few copies of letters
he has recently received ON those who
have found relief at his hands. The pub
lie can have access TO the originals by call
ing on him. assEfiu ULb8su II -
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Louisville Market.
RY TaleIraph

By Telegraph LOUISVILLE, June Is.
ToBACCo-Sales 344 hhds; Tugs 81 75@5 90;
leaf s. O0Gl5 %; common to medium Rir-
ginia manufacturing bright leaf Sl02 iis9.
FLoUR-Superf1ne 50 0099 IS; fancy SIG.
WHEAT-S2 90 tor old. s1ol sllfezt9
CoRN-Shelled at 70@73c; bulk at s5@S7c
delivered. 81 I
OATs-Dull, at 6Sa69c.aA s5 ...ssst ~
+ MESS Pork -S22 90. So sfsf 80 2" - q,
BAcoN--Shoulders exc packed; clear
Sfdess l2izc.<1 .ssst r. - - g. = ess.Sz
q LARD-scarce; prime kettle rendered at
121ac.
CuTTON-At 2312c.
WHIsKY-Unsettled free lS@2oc.
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New. York Cattle Market.

By Telegraph NEW YORK, June Is.
BEEF-Market thus far is pretty &C.
tive this week, and with an i'm proved tone
IN the market for dressed beef Prices are
o shade firmer than at the close of Mon
day. The yards thus FAR contain I, 600 head
o. fair average grade, which range in
most instances rom l6lzc to lSc, few cat
tie touchingI The highest figure, while some
very fine cows went low as Ac
SHEEP-Wfthout change since Monday
good stock selling readily as high as re
for prime, and down low for poor stock.
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New York Gold and STOCK Market

Photographic Asst New YORK, June ID.
Gold 1875: Ohio Certificates 251S Border
State Bonds quiet and steady; New Ten
nessees' 67@675s; Mo 5. $50; u q. So. 90.
Receipts in the. Sub-Treasury So, 226, SIG; ;
including customs $4,000; gold notes
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With an active demand and heavy re-
eeipts, there was brisk movement at the
Lumber Exchange, and dealers were de-
manding and obtaining, Saturdays prices.
shin sfes were in moderate inquiry and on
-.A,,"or Star Sawed on track. values de-
sales are readily effected at 50 15@3 80 per
l.000' pes. ahoat. Business i'm the yards
shows no signs OF Abatement, and the m ar
ket rules Arm at quotations. sItn Ell =
We now quote ard price as follows:
LuMBt R-Fsirst Clear, l., IL, AZ -nos9h :
lsn" and 2 inch. per m ..-.... ..,...s60 00G65 90
Z Second Clear, I. IL. IL and2
Third Clear, IL. u and inch 50 oSss5 %
Third Clear, | inch ..-.-........... 45 00Ss50 90
First and second clear floor
ing, together rough. the AZ
Il same'as second Clear wide so O0(d55 o.
Coihmon Flooring, roCgh..-... 81 00sg25 90
Matched and Dressed Conn
mon Flooring -................... IS 00d40 90
First and second Clear Siding,
rt together * So, s,;;; g g Sogs9 , g g
Wagon Box Boards. select Is
Inch and upwa-ds............... s. Ooa 10 90
A Stock Boards, IL inche ..-. 26 O0fa28 90
Stock Boards, IL inches...... 4 O0CG2S o.
Common Boards ,Joists, Scant-
ling. Fencing and small
Timber, u to 10 feet long: Is O0@i9 90
Joists and Scantlng, 20, p and
"A % 0aa29 90
LATH-Per m IN yard ;;-r..-----, SOC 4 IS
SHINGLES-A or Star Shaved y
a o ss s.aE Saved sninsiss: 5 s5s g 3
No. Sawed ShingIes......... SOFA 3 90
A or Star Sawed Shingles by
~ car load on Northwestern
81 Railroad, delivered in any
yard where cars can be
switched or any depot. 3 75ta 1885,
A or Star haved shingles, by
car load n track 50a .
No. / Sawed Shingles, by car .s a. .fsf
load on track 1890. .-.....-..-. 2 O0fs2 10
Three dollars car load added When
transferred which charge follows the SHIN
giles In freight BILL -r..5i,gsr 49, I
s.saF
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1867,

The last figure was our es mate more
than fifteen months ago of TIE probable
ending Both June, 1857. 1t is now possible
that 1t may not be quite made, though from
the unex pected results of the revenues and
expenditures In May. We have reason 70
Statement of Ju1y1 prox.,) will probably
be delayedlin their publication, as last
year, in order to bring up the exhibit. of
the whole FISCAL year in a more exact and
the Annual Report of the Secretary of the
TreaSury-than the ordinary monthly
schedules. The surplus gold belonging to
will probably be fifty millions in excess of
the amount on hand, -4uly L, 1865, or, say
about eighty five millions 'of dollars as
against thirty-five millions of dollars. In
our last weekly review, the revenues and
expenditures of the fiscal year now draw
ing to its close, actual for nine and esti-
mated for the last three months of the
year. left sl33, 7S03I5 as applicable to the
reduction of the principal of the public
debt, which would place the outstanding
total, Qess balances IN the Trea ury.) July
1, le57, at s., sic, OILS; but the publication
since of the schedule of June 1-showlng
the total already down to S2,5l5, 6l5, 1885,
and the internal revenue receipts of
the past week, go far to show hat in place
of s4SS, 000, 600 gross revenues for the year,
the round sum of fUe hundred millions will
be reallzed-the difference of 81, 600 900 in
the actual from the estimated figures for
the Internal ana Miscellaneous revenues
and that the expenditures of the quarter
will probably be economical from 81 Co.,
heretofore allowed as the demands on the
reveoues of the quarter. This revised cal
culation would place the finances of the
whole year about as follows: -
Revenues from all sources..-......S5OOO 600 600
Expenses, including Interest..... 35O.O 10000
To reduction of Public Debt $50. 600 coo
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MOUNT JOY, scorr Co.. Iowa. ss.s.a.

MOUNT JOY, SCOTT Co., Iowa, .xSzs~l&.
To THE AFFLICTED.-I have beer zsa ssssI.
nlcted woman for nearly a year. hrszuzi2Rau
growing of "A Dropsica1 Tumor in NJ Lire
whole system. My physicians estszz&z1
the tumor to contain two gallons OF urrtAArx
a they knew If no relief only the aosm&s
the Knife. l came TO DIR. Persons "a ah&Eb
condi lon aud i'm a little over two srsAssh &
was entirely relieved and my -sieara ssrs-
covered Its normal condition. Se,essqrsxzs
years ago had milk leg, which jurzEsaazskzA
and mattered: the doctors lacerat ed a. sszzGs
IT has been stiff In the ANGLE ever siEeSsexfsa
the least movement In the Joint. h<ane
iptoe; the Doctor cured this Ia Et@xsa.
treatments, and now ! can walk on ass-s
well as the other. / know no diHzenwaos
Who can my family and friends =. r.szsAe
for this but DIR. Persons?
MRS. GEO RGE BAUGHkE@z
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- GOES GREAT EXCITEMENT
AT THE ST. LOUIS H0ssSs.
ASTOUNDING CURES -PERF0zsxEgsn
rroD - tsi1 By1ninJ
.,,s ~ DIR. PERSONS
.NI Great Magnetic Rhgaes@t s

The wife of an old school Phys<uzmsp-
Tuscaloosa, Alabama, paralysed hrr6smxr
years, unable to walk, being 4an9asxssr
helpless, madeto walk inoffteeR 1Ss4m sanws
ST.. LOUIS HOTEL, "A
s..sz, New Orleans, La, AprilM EaE1W
DIR. PERsoNs-I have suffered fronasruzsx6
During the TWO frst YEARS ' could iS1s r.as
walk hundred ards with difficuthn kssa.
felt great fatigue from any exertier- Snn1s-
ing The last two years / have been ozr1amsxp
unable to walk or sit up. The disessHassa
been steadily progressing, until 4 &D1nwae
almost entirely paraiyzed, being uxSAsoanl
own name. could not talk cont umauzap
OF read aloud. A ter the first treatnAazz iktz
t n,.een minutes, - walked across ttss essaaH
nfty yards; and on the fourth day ps1z.91
down stairs and on the fiftil day mlzs~ds-
LII, n,ts LINK Tue. weaknsss entir9Sne.s
irlent = pleasant and certainty very eKzns-
I've eonsider my cure as 1peffe~s ssaaa
Yours truly, ANNE K. COCHRABE
wife OF w. A. Cochrane- me- "a,
Tuscaloosa 4n<<s.
Mr.. G. HESTER, of Tuscaloosa, naH.-
great sufferer from rhepmatisn ssF<1sz.
with crutctes. After secon freatTnessf 49,
TO walk without them.
NEW ORLEA Ns, April i7.zzE
This Is to certify that IA y wife tsrxzsase
DIR. Persons on the LIST of February ie9 kxrr
treatment, after suffering severely emaas-
eral months of ovarian disease wfckssru,
lapsed uterus, and In two applicatSenszxsy
Dr. Persons was completely restored1 1ssm~
natural health, and has now gairzs A1mT
former yigor and strength.
j. q. SPENCER.
-n rrr.r = Internal Revenue Insnaxen
DIR. PERSONS will practice at the fnszs<-
LIST, 1867. -. - ia pes. xs.E17
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TSOR sALE-NANsEAfOND and BER-
am the Agent OF Tenbrook, Pierce Co.
for their celebrated Sweet Potato Plants,
and am raising them on shares one mile
Orders sent to me, or%left with Cook a
Healey or w. G. fullerton, will receive
prompt attention. and will be filed with
may22 dim - - Will. H. WOOD. se
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time The limb and one side paneslRwy
atrophied, having 10 drag her A bar sl1ss
mousse In achair. and watch her * ssz-zxsnE
lay, fearl ng iockJaw. Her whole ky1nrm&
was greatly prostfated. She WAS iaErzzzlkss2
by many of the leading physiciansa alsesn
country, at a large expense, and aEks.sekxz
sne could never be cured. In tZSr ~ryxsp-
dition brought her to DIR. Person e. aazAxas
about twenty minutes the Doctor ks4 asts
walking, and she now walks withnz zssa4s
and wholly relieved from any dk1fnz2.kn
Doctor for the prompt and great rel&11xnm
given by him, In which INV sdeae1zse
joins. tARThA EGLESpoG
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NEw ORLEANS. March 3. rs

NEW ORLEANS, March 3. 1867.
Ills certifies that, having been affiicted
with Bronchitis tor eleven months past,
SO badly as To produce total loss of voice,
have been entirely relieved and cured of
AL the perplexing symptoms and effects OF
this distressing disease by DIR. Persons the
Great Magnetic Physician, who is now
stopping at the St.Louis Hotel, Parlor l6,
in this city. can now use my voice as
well as L could for years before, being
afflicted. 81, suMtt t3Hr. n0Ga
fSfgnedl VINCENT SCHNEIDER,
s59A9 Ai3t 10y lS5 Circus Street.
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T7T7TasT0I VHH IE DAILY JOURNAL FRIDAY 5r
Memphis Market.
By Telegraph

By Telegraph MEMPHIS, June lS
CoTToN-Inactfve and nominal, at 239
2S18c; receipts 80 bales; exports 39l bales.
CoRN-Du1l and declin ne, at 95c@Sl 90.
Other markets unchanged --f
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1A ALBION, Iowa, Nov. 90 1866. 4
y DIR. PERSONS My life h wing been saved,
as / believe, through your Treatment,
deem it my duty to state the facts. Before
met with you, Il had come to the conclu-
sion thatI must soon leave this world, as
he doctors, had already informed me that
was almost gone with consumption.
After receiving two treatments from you
Ielt like a new being, have been gaining
fully restored. In regard 10 your 9th r
patients in Albion,it would do your heart
good 10 hear them tell their own story.
Miss Armstrong. who the doctors said " as
in the last stages of consumption, you
cured with two treatments, and is now in
good health. Mr.. b. u. Phillips, whom
you treated for diseased kidneys and spi-
nal complaint, after one treatment went
into the harvest field and worked all day,
and felt well, not experiencing any pain,
and he has not felt any of it since. Mrs.
Henry Bash, the lady who had a large
fatty tumor over her stomach larger than
a pint bowl, with dropsy of the abdomen.
says DIR. Persons has cured her, or so nearly
that she thinks she Will soon be entirely
we'll Miss Hannah Hays, who had walked
with clutches for thirty years and gensr-
ally diseased, has been helped 50 much by
your treatment that she can now walk
with cane, and enjoys better health than
she has for years. L know If you would
return to Marshailtown, you would be
crowded all The time, for so many are say
ing, If they knew as much of Dr. Persons
as they now do, they would not call him a /
humbug, as they had. FtA @ili GpA" -inh
Hoping that you may. live long In the
service OF healing the sick and doing good,
Lam, with gratitude,
Yours very truly, Is Ed. BEEsoNsn
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From the New Orleans Picayune OF Feb
ruary 10, 1851 ,.g.f.A -;
DR.. Persons is called the Great Magnetic
Physician, because he has thrown physic
mai magnetism. His process Is, almost
literally a laying on OF the hands, and by
what appears TO be a simple system OF
manipulation he effects the most aston
'ishing cures. Two of the attaches of this
office have been cured of severe attacks OF
rheumatism by Dr. Persons. nBlHif eEt
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Brick House for Sals,at Auction.

- ~ - 1.s1 '..,f-a,f+ra MAY 10Th. 1867.
TvHE, COMMON COUNCILLOR THE
u City of EvansviIl VIII sell at p bile
sale, at o'clock, on Saturday, the 18th
day of June next, upon the premises, a
BRICK house. recently purchased of Z: Mil
Inasco; the building to be removed on or
before the first day of August next.
Terms made known ON day of sale. 90
Is BY order of the Council 9eil.. &c. E
- - eufsA. NJ, MCGRIFF,, Clerk.
Mays Union copy.1 $50 ,4eD3 i.s z
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WANTED.

D-INFORMATION-O Geo.
s /" Hartman, who left Mt. Vernon sey-
eral years since, or of his sons, Christian,
Charles, or Hartman. He was a brewer at
Mt. Vernon. Information of his present
whereabouts win be suitably rewarded. If
left at the Journal Office. He was last
heard Of at Pine Bluff, Arkansas.
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DAvENpoRr, Iowa, Nov. 8, 1885.

do hereby certify that my daughter,
Sarah j.. Egleston, twenty-five year, of
running q nail into her foot two years and
eight months past, unable to walk all the
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iowa CITY. Nov. 30. 1865

Iowa CITY, Nov. 30, 1865.
DIR. PERsoNS-Dear Sir: Having been
gladly add my testimonial of the excel
lence of your manner of treatment, and
give the statement of my case. For FOUR
TEEN YEARS, have been an invalid,
and for MN E AND ONE HALF YEARS 1
have been confined to my bed. One and a
half years ago, went TO DIR. Newton at
Davenport. He treated me a number of
times. received some benefit, but the
first walk took, Ga short distance,) my
strength gave out, and 1 have been con-
diseases have bee Spinal Com plant, Dys-
pepsia and female diseases. have been
under Dr. Persons treatment two weeks,
walked without aid i've blocks, tafone), a
plumber Of times, am able to do a little
daily, ef9sI am, sir, greatly yours, q =
HARRIET j. DUEL. 8
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rOR SALE "A new house with large
wood shed, &c TbeIlot ISIS feet front, by.
$50 feet deep, in Bray's and Cooks En-
residence Also, the house ON lot No. g.
Main Street, joining Weeds store, with
lease on lot. A bargain will be given in
this property. Apply to . - y 80,
s.tt .y.E - j. Ii. RUCKER,
Office with Shackelford & Hornbrook.
naval 2w - + - "a T ~ s7ttf
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.,-tfea Rock I-LAND, I'LL, Nov. Is, 1885,. II
DIR. PERSONS Dear Sir: Having been
under your care for time past, it affords
me great pleasure ito state my easel For
the past four and a half years have been
the womb and kidneys, with prolapsus;
also spinal affection and general lprostra-
walk a step,ar had TO be lifted in and out
of bed for Two years. After the second
treatment by the Doctor could walk and
ride out with ease and comfort. am inn
proving rapidly, and receiving many conf
CALCULATIONS from my friends upon my
speedy recovery Would advise all affiict-
ed to 20 10 Dr. Persons and get healed. He
performs cures daily that will, sconvince
the most skepticai that he possesses the
power to accomplish all he advertises. o.
Yours, with gratitude, -ofe5flgCy -
rHesdF MRS. ELIZA c. SALPAUGH. d
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FOR SALE.

rOR SALE. = HORSE.-A drst-rate
! Horse, works any place, and is a good
saddle horse. PAGES under the saddle and
trots in harness, will be sold cheap for ca h,
and perfectly gentle. Apply at this ONCE
junel4 81. -l. sss vic -lod e1f tt' a
TOR SALE-North half of Lot 68, Up
u per Enlargement, corner of Second
and Cherry streets. 371z by $50 feet. One
third down, the balance in one and two
years, with interest.
ITO WALKER e. LUNKENHEIMER, e
South corner of Main and Third Sts.
fune1l 1wd s#rsw ~tl
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To reduction of Public Debt $50 900 GOO
N. Y. Times.
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SOUTHERN HOTEL,
Water Street, between Main and Locust,

a. 3 EvANsvILLEs ISD.ISl. A1ek
E. NJ WHITE PRoPRIEToR. .ssl rs =
A Watch kept at ALI hours for Boats The
best of fare at moderate prices. Free con-
veyance from the depot to the House.
my30-3m.
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Mr.. &. HESTER, of Tuscaloosa, Ma.
great sufferer from rheumatisRi seFEnr
years, aud Tour y eakA scarceK alBl4 10 Insane
with crutches. After secon freatmessf 49,
TO walk without them
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-03-20

"McGREGoR PRIZE CONCERT" - The
tickets to this enterprise are now going off
like Hot Cakes,' and although the time
for the concert and the drawing Of the
prizes is drawing near, the prospect is
that the whole number Of tickets viii be
sold before that time, april lOth) but to
place the matter beyond doubt and to make
sure sale Of every ticket and to satisfy the
(almost) universal demand for Club Rates,
the proprietors offer the following liberia
rates to clubs, viz: II tickets for $40 !;
from IS to 100, 10 per cent. discount !;
from 100 up, Is per cent. discount. With
these liberal rates we trust those desiring
tickets will exert themselves to form clubs
in every locality and send for tickets. The
time is now short and there will be no
postpomement.
McGyegor, Feb. Is, 1867.
FaSHoa 4 GILxoay.
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up, so that the epizoa were thoroughly ex-
Terminated. communicate these facts for
the warning of all who insist on wearing
chignons. HE HEAD OF THE fANiI''
TO the Editor-Incited by your recent recent
expose, my daug hter through microscope
stared at the monsters in her chignon,
which is now consigned to the flames IN
disgust. She naively remarked, " Less
life outside. more sense inside" l trust
many, indeed all, young ladies who think
a clean head more lady-like than head
six inches thick, will renounce this ana
kindred adsurdities.
A V1CrIM OF FASHION.
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ESIGxAs.-On tho outside are several.
We have several more, but it won't do To
make oar paper altogether riddle. The
one sent US by "B. G." or &c. LIVE
cannot imagine why We gave "B. c." as
Signatures imperfect in the last defni-
ton.
For little change suppose we tell our
mathematical friends that A. d B. bought
$50 acres Of land for 5000, each paying
half the purchase money. One portion Of
the tract being preferable to the other, it
was agreed that the division should
be made 50 that one man would pay 70
cents per acre more than the other. How
many acres Of land had each for his 300
dollars !.
We have some poetic fayors on hand,
but they come too late for this issue.
"Annie," of Postyillc, answers one of
tho TINES enigmas correctly, viz: "Quick
sales and small profits"
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-03-20

DoN'r.-Ncver walk fast with your lit
tie ones. Wehave seen parents, engrossed,
perhaps, with business ideas, drag their
children along as if they were small sled
loads of wood or any other trash. The
fashion isn't right. Argument is useless
on SO plain a point and we hope to see no
more Of it. Think of girl-a future
woman-being jerked through the street
at 2:40 by long-legged pa or q quick
li,nbed ma, who is thinking of wheat, pork,
and next years crop, or the price of spring
bonnets. Little ones want to 60 slow and
see what the world is made of. They are
young yet.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-03-20

Door PLArEs.-Eyery body wants Door
Plate, with his name marked on it. 1t
saves inquiries as to where you live. Tell
the stranger what street you are on and
about what part of the city, and if your
name is on the door he can readily find
you. Besides its convenience it has o
stylish, city sort Of look, and should be
generally adopted. Mr.. p. G. Bowen, of
this city, has the exclusive right for this
work in Iowa, Minnesota and Wisconsin.
See his advertisement and circular, and
give him trade.