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PROvISIONS-Dull.
MESS PORK-&2.
Cincinnati Market.

By Telegraph CINCINNATI, June7
FLoUR-U nchanged and quiet; not much
done.
WHEAT-Firmer; sales of No. ! winter
red in the morning at s. %, but the same
sold in the afternoon at 81 40.
CoRN-Dull and unsettled, but closed
with buyers at 70a7lc in elevators.
OATS-Opened duh and heavy, and closed
at 60c for n o l. being decline of sc.
RYE-Nery dull and could have been
bought at 81 10 on the spot.
WHIsKY-Dul at SOC in bond.
CoTToN-Dun and prices nominal.
MESS PoRK-City offered at 81 IS
BULK MEATs-FirIn at nc for shoulders
and l0c for sides.
BACoN-Firm and in fair demand at &C.
lie, 11s4c and l21 &c for shoulders, sides clear
rib and clear sides.
LARD-Dull at PIC for city.
BUTTER-Dull at 100l7c.
Z CHEESE-Duil and Unchanged.
GoLD-l36 buying.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

By Telegraph.] NEW YORK, June7.
DRY GooDS I'm moderate demand for
staple style of goods, at steady rates, but
the market is not active. Atlantic A
sheetings firm lSc for Lawrence G; lie for
hndIam sof Is
Macon; TIC for Agawam F; lie for Hills,
Semper, Idem, and Lonsdale. Bleached
muslins. 221zc for James Steam Mills; 19c
for Waltham a inch 81; Csc for Araspa.
Tickings, I8c for Meltheun Eagle; 26c for
American stripes: 14915c for Arnoskeag
Denims; 35c tor Suffolk; 2lc for Freeman
prints: 1l18@l215c for dark and light sty les /;
lie for Naurmkeag satteens: dc. Ice and lSc
for Newmarket corset , jeans; ls5ac for
from drills.i
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GREAT EXCITEMENT e
AT THE ST. LOUIS HOTEL.
ASTOUNDING CURES PERFORMED
by
DIR. PERSONS, 3
Great Magnetic Physician.

The wife of an old school Physician OF
Tuscaloosa, Alabama, paraiysed for foux
years, unable TO walk, being entirely
helpless. made to walk in fifteen minutess
ST.. LOUIS HOTEL lE
New Orleans, La, April 20. 1861. 4
DIR. PERsoNS-I have suffered from spinaE
weakness and prolapsns for four yeazx.
During the two first years / could perhaps
walk hundred ards with difficulty, .bat
felt great fatigue from any exertion. Dur
ing the last two years have been entirely
unable to walk or sit up. The diseased AK.
been steadily progressing, until became
take step, or sew, or even TO write nay
own name. / could not talk coutiD uousRsr
or read aloud. After the first treatment q
fifteen minutes, 1 walked across the TonMs
three times. After the second, / walkeE
fifty yards; and on the fourth day walked
down stairs; and on the NTH day walked
a mile. think the weakness entirely re-
moved from my back ana the old feeling
OF WEAKNESS entirely gone. The treat
ment Is pleasant and certainly very effect
i've. l consider my cure as perfect an3
Yours truly, ANNIE f. CoCHRANE.
wife OF W. A. Cochrane, NJ. D.,
Tuscaloosa, Ala.
Mr.. c. HESTER, of Tuscaloosa. Ala.
great sufferer from rheumatism for szI
years, and four years scarcely able TO walk
with crutches. After secon 4 treatment ahle
to walk without them.
NEW ORLEANS, April n, 1867.
This is to certify that nv wife came 90
DIR. Persons on the LIST of February last Tar
treatment, after suffering severely for seE-
eral months OF ovarian disease with pre-
Or. Persons was completely restored to h<r
natural health, and has now gained her
former yigor and strength.
j. o. SPENCER,
Internal Revenue Inspector
lean House, Evansville, Ind, until JuE
list, 1867 june6 2w1
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MONETARY & COMMERCIAL
New York Market.
By Telegraph

By Telegraph NEW YORK, June7.
CoTToN-Unchanged; sales 1,4Oo bales
uplands at &c.
FLoUR-25c lower, with more tone and
better inquiry for consumption; receipts
6,l05 barrels; sales $500 barrels superffne
50 S0@10 80; choice sll 0O@12 25; shipping
Ohio sll 009ll 50; trade brands 81 90@l3 25
Spring st. Louis SD 009l3 90; Winter IL cog
active; sales ], 400 barrels at S12 O0914 90
rye flour, sales /. 400 barrels at 81 00@9 90.
WHIsKY-Sman sales western in bond
at 35c.
WHEAT-Market easier and more doing !;
sales 2, 800 bushels No. 2 Milwaukee at 81 20
az 30: choice 81 4592 5O;::white California
RYE-Dull and lower; sales 400 bushels
western at 81 5091 60.
BARLEY-Quiet; sales 800 bushels Cana
da western free on private terms.
MALT-Quiet; sales 500 bush. at 81 5O@
1 81
CoRN-Receipts, $3.50 BUSH; market
closed quiet; advance lost; sales 5000
bush. new mixed western at 81 056l 10; re-
tai lots, 81 1901 II: closing. 81 O7@1 90 for
prime old mixed west ern ; 81 Hal II in
store AID delivered.
RYE-Qu ct.
COFFEE-FIrm.
SUGAR-Firn; 400 bbls. Cuba at 101lC9lic.
MOLASSES+Qulet.
PETROLEUM and unchanged.
HOPS-Quiet. s-.t
PoRK-Heavy and lower; sales LOCO bbls.
at So 5O@22 20 for new mess; closing at
so 621a for regular; s22 90 for old mess;
I5@l9 90 for prime; S2l S7@22 IL tor prime
mess. a..t-l
BEEF-Unsteady; sales 24O bbls. at pre-
vious prices.
BEEF HAMs-Quiet at 39940c.
BACoN-40c for short clear; 111Ic for long
clear and short ribbed. -
CUT MEATs-U nsteady at s14al0c; shoul-
ders; 12@14c. 19fr
HAMs-Heavy; sales 1.150 bbls. at l2@14c
for new.
BUTTER-Dull and heavy.
CHEESE-Heavy at 79l6c.
FREIGHTS--Liverpool, no decided change.
LATEST p. NJ.
FLoUR-Closed quiet; no decided change;
less pressing desire to realize.
WHEAT-Steady for heavy winter; NO.
l, 81 40@2 80; white California, 81 6592 So
RYE-Duil at 81 80 for western
OATS-Dull at 7Sa80c for western.
CoRN--Dull, heavy and lower; sound
new mixed western, 81 04CdI 07; old ship
ping mixed western, 81 l3@i IA delivered.
PoRK-Heavy and lower; sales, 1000 bar
rels mess at SD 80 regular;~ closing with
free sellers at this figure.
BEEF-Nominally unchanged.
CUT MEsTS-Dull and unchanged.
BACoS-Uull; downward tendency.
LARD-12s4 @ql3c for fair to prime steam;
131s914c for Kettle rendered
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ALBION, Iowa, Nov. 20, 1866.
DIR. PEkSoNS-My life having been saved
as believe, through your Treatment
deem IL my duty to state the facts. Before
L met with you, had come To the concIu-
sion that / must soon leave this world, as
he doctors had already informed me that
/ was almost gone with consumption.
After receiving two treatments from you L
ielt like a new being, have been gaining
ever since, and now feel that my health is
fully restored. In regard to your other
patients in Albion, IL would do your heart
good 10 hear them tell their own story.
Miss Armstrong, who the doctors said was
in the last stages of consumption, you
cured with two treatments, and is now in
good health. Mr.. Is. q. Phillips, whom
you treated for diseased kidneys and spi-
nal complaint, after one treatment went
into the harvest field and worked all day,
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
well. Miss Hannah Hays, who had walked
with crutches for thirty years and gener-
ally diseased, has been helped so much by
your treatment that she can now walk
with cane, and enjoys better health than
she has for years. i know If you would
return to Marshalltown, 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.
Hoping that you may live long in the
service of healing the sick and doing good
am, with gratitude,
Yours very truly, E. ]. BEESON.
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Louisville Market.

By Telegraph LOUISVILLE, June Z.
+ ToBACCo-Sales of 81 hogsheads at 81 rs
for light Tugs, and $50 90 for Owen County
cutting leaf.
FLoUR-Superfine dull at SO 0099 IS.
WHEAT Dull at 81 IS for prime red.
Consultative at S0GS5c shelled, including
sacks and delivery; ear corn, 70@75c in
bulk.
OATS-7Sc in bulk. .F
MESS PoRK-S22 D.
BACoN-Shoulders, &c; clear sides, 121z9
12s4c packed.
GINSE G-New, eOa65c.
CoTToN-2254c.
WHIsKY-Raw. Free 50 10.
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A Great T. i,lsph Of animal Magnetism ovcr
Drugs-The Wife Of a Weu-Knot0n P7tysf-
clan OF the old School Cured in Sir Days.
ST. LOUIS HOTEL.
New Orleans, Feb. n, 1867
My wife has been Onfined to her room
and bed for nearly eight months, suffering
from liberation ard prolapsed uteri, ac-
companied by a severe neuralgia of head
and limbs, pain so great at times as to pro-
duce spasms, also frequent attacks of O
cataleptic character, compile tely prostrat-
ing her. She has not been able to walk
twenty steps in that time, in fact never
leaving her room without being carried.
She has been treated by some of the best
physicians in the South, without deriving
any benefit that could perceive. She has
had the benefit of the sea-cOast and of the
watering-places. l had given up all hopes
of ever seeing her up and walking about.
Seeing DIR. Persons card, resolved to con-
suit him, and sent for him when she was
in agony and threatened with spasms, and
in a few moments he had her perfectly
calm and free from all pain. 1 then took
her to the hotel, where he could see her
when necessary. She began to improve
rapidly, so much SO that in four days she
was able to walk three blocks, and In six
days she was going up and down three
flights of stairs, was out shopping and TAX
ing her meals at the table. DIR. Persons's
treatment is pleasant-simply the laying
on of hands-and 1 am satisfied is sufficient
to relieve all the warts of suffering human
ity. Go AMI consult hint t4sr
GEO. w. VAUGHN. ND,
Canton, Madison County, Miss.
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st. Louis Market.

By Telegraph ST. LOUIS, June 6.
ToBACCo-Heavy and medium grades
lower.
CorToN-Very duh and no sales re-
ported.
FLoUR-Dull and declining, with small
sales at SO 009l1 90, single extra; So 90 for
double do; SIC OO@16 so for choice and
fancy.
WHEAT-Drooping.
u CoRN-Choice white firm, but medium
and low grades duh and lower. Prices
range at SS@97c.
OATS Firmer at S70sSc,
RYE-Dull and Lower, at 81 15@1 %.
PRovISIoNS-Unchange
LARD-Unchanged.
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Chicago Market.
By Telegraph

By Telegraph CHICAGO. June7.
FLoUR-More active and firmer, and i5l
25c higher than yesterday, at S99Ii so for
Spring extra. a.r# rsi
WHEAT-Opened unsettled, and 3@5e
lower. but subsequently rallied and closed
Dominally, at 81 so for No. 2; sales of No. l
at 81 l092 Is a1tFt
Consecutive, and 3@4c lower and clos
ing dull; sellers of No. at SS1zc, and $50
SIC for No..
OAIs-.In good demand and &c higher;
sales of No. at 5495812c, closing at 5551c.
RYE-Stsady and 4@5c. higher; sales at
81 0Sal 10, closing at the outside figures.
BARLEY-Quiet and steady, at soc for
No. 2
PRovISIONs-Dull.
MESS PORK-Sz2.
LARD -1l1a0ll54c.
BEEF CATTLE-25G50c lower, at 81 650
% for fair to good steers.
HOGs-Moderately active and 2o@25c high
er, at s. 75@6 3719 for good to extra choice
smooth.
SHE P-Active, at s. 75a6.
RECEIPTS, 500 bbls flour; 5000 bushels
wheat: li2 COO bushels corn: 5000 bushels
oats: 500 hogs.
SHIp1s ENTs91 800 bbls flour, 5000 bushels
wheat; 5000 bushels corn.
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HEALING THE SICK.
BY THE
Laying On of Hands.

The above-named method of treatment
is so strongly associated with the miracu-
lous or supernatural that uniformed 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 diseases-generally in a shot
time, often in a few moments. AS evidence
of the above statement. ID r. p ERSO NS
submits to the public a 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.
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MRS. ELIZA &. sALPAUGH.
IOWA CRY, Nov. 30, lsf

ET Iowa CITY, Nov. 30, 1866.
DIR. PERsoNs-Dear Sir: Having been
greatly benefited by your treatment, i
Ience of your manner of treatment, and
give the statement of my case. For FOUR
TEEN YEARS, have been an invalid.
and for NINE AND ONE HALF YEARS /
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. 1 received some benefit, but the
first walk took, Ia short distance,) my
strength gave out, and / have been con-
fined to my room and bed ever since NV
diseases have been Spinal Complaint, Dys-
pepsia and female diseases. have been
under DIR. Persons treatment two weeks,
walked without aid five blocks, (aione), a
number of times, am able to do little
housework, ana my strength increases
daily, am, sir, greatly yours,
HARRIET j. DUEL.
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Suburban Property at Auction,
On Thursday, June 18th.

r WILL SELL AT AUCTION. at the
i courthouse In Evansville, on THURS
DAY, JUNE 18TH, 1867, at two o'clock,
NINETY THREE AND ONE-HALF
ACRES
of the finest gardening land in Wander
burgh County. This property lies in Sec
fourths of a mile from the city limits,
fronting on the Newburg road, adjoining
lands OF VIM. E1nrich, Louis Dibler, John
sold in lots of from to 10 acres, according
10 the recorded plat, copy of which can
oe seen at my office; Part of the land is
covered with valuable timber.
Sale positive, and title perfect.
Terms-One-third cash; balance in 6, ~,
IS, and "a months, with interest, to be Sc
Apply TO- THOs. E. GARyIN,
i rooms, kitchen, cellar. cistern, stable,
woods dc. The lot is 125 feet front, by
$50 feet deep, in Bray's and Cooks En-
the Mouse en e
Main Street, joining Weeds store, with
lease ON lot A bargain viii be given in
this property Apply tG B. RucKER.
Office with shackelford & Hornbrook.
mayA Wv
TOR sALE-- IMPROVED REAL Es-
- TATE.-To be sold by public auction,
at the courthouse, Mt O'Clock. on
Saturday, June Sth, 1867,
if not previously disposed Of
This valuable property, consisting of
Lot "a and part of Lots . and 26, of Max
wells Subdivision, comprising twenty-six
acres and 54-lO0, is situate two miles from
the courthouse, on the Stringtown road.
Improvements--At wo-story frame house
built Last fall, consisting of parfor. dining
ROOM and kitchen, three rooms UP stairs,
summer kitchen, cellar, large cistern, sta
BILE with stalls, coach-house, IT, chicken
house and yard, young orchard consist
ing of the best varieties of apples, peaches,
pears etc., etc., quantity of small fruit,
etc. Kitchen garden laid out and planted.
The neighborhood is rapidly improving,
and Il nd steadily increasing in value.
Conditions made known on day of sale.
r. f. GARVIN,
mayo DIV Evansville, Ind.
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ROCK I,LANn IN Nov X I8ee

Rock Island, I'LL, Nov. l5, 1866.
DR.. PERSONS Dear Sir: Having been
under your care for a time past, it affords
me great pleasure to state my case. For
the past four and a half years 1 have been
a sufferer from chronic inflammation of
the womb and kidneys, with prolapsus;
also spinal affection ard general prOstra-
walk step, and 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 i'm
proving rapidly, and receiving many con-
CALCULATIONS from my friends upon my
speedy recovery. Would advise all aff1ict-
ed to go to DIR. Persons and get healed. He
performs cures daily that will convince
the most skeptical that he possesses the
power TO accomplish all he adyertises-
Yours, with gratitude,
MRS. ELIZA G. SALPAUGH. 3
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New York Gold and Stock Market.

BY ItIeSrapH.I NEW YORK, June 8.
Money active at Gas per cent. on call no
stringency; government bankers not bOr-
rowing SO largely as for some days past,
and in fact more lenders. Gold dull but
closed firm: opened at 1861, declined to
borrowing demand for cash; gold loans
early in the day, 3@5 per cent, but later
was from fat to lo-4 per cent. premium.
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Sale of Real Estate by Guardian.
HrQTICE rs HERERY GIVEN that

IN the undersigned, Guardian of Will
liam Jockel, Catherine Jockel, Henrietta
Jocke1, Louis Jockel, and Henry Jockel,
minor heirs of Margaret Jockel, deceased,
will sell at private sale the following tract
of land, to wit:
The northwest quarter of the northeast
quarter of Section twenty-Six (26), in Town
ship five (5) south, Range eleven (ll) west,
Applications of purchasers will be re-
ceived until the third ODD day of August
next, at the Real Estate Agency of Walker
& Lunkenheimer, in the city of Evansville.
TernS-O ne-third cash, the residue in
two equal payments at one and two years,
with interest, waving the benefit OF vaIu-
ton and appraisement laws. and with APP
proved personal security.
JOHN HI. MOLL, Guardian.
JESSE w. WALKER, Attorney.
inne4 DIT. WIT
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NEW ORLEANS, March 8. 1867.

NEW ORLEANS, March 3. 1867.
III is certifies that, having been afflicted
with bronchitis Tor eleven months past,
SO badly as to produce total loss OF voice,
have been entirely relieved and cured of
all the perplexfng symptoms and effects of
this distressing disease by DIR. Persons, the
Great Magnetic Physician, who is new
stopping at the st. Louis Hotel, ParlOr l6
in this city. L can now use my voice as
well as 1 could for years before being
afflicted.
tSigned] VINCENT SCHNEIDER, u
1S5 Circus Street.
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MOUNT JOY, SCOTT Co., Iowa, Dec L
To THE AFFLIcTED.-I have been an al
fiicted woman for nearly a year, from tho
growing of Dropsical Tumor in my At
whole system. My physicians estimated
the tumor to contain two gallons of water.
a they knew Of no relief only the usei0a
the knife. came to DIR. Persons in thfs
condi ION and in little over two weeks
was entirely relieved and my system re-
covered its normal condition. Seventeen
and mattered the doctors lacerated 10. and
II has been stiff in the ANGLE ever siuce, NOT
the least movement in the joint. Had Go
wear a CORK heel of four inches or walk GA
tiptoe; the Doctor cured this in three
treatments, and now ] can walk on a. saG
well as the other. / know no difference
Who can my family and friends thank
for this but DR. Persons?
MRS. GEORGE BAUGH NAN.
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time. The limb and one side partially
atrophied, having TO drag her about the
house in chair, and watch her night ana
day, tearing lockJaw.l Her whole sySkem
by many of the leading physicians of the
country, at large expense, ana who sa-iA
she could never be cured. In This cos
dttion brought her to DR.. Persons, and Ina
about twenty minutes the Doctor had her
walking, and she now walks without aid
and wholly relieved from any difficulty
Doctor for the prompt and great relief thus
given by him, in which nay daughter
Joins. MARTHA EGLESTON.
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From the New Orleans Picayune of Feb.
rllary 10 1871 Ift II

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ruary 10. 1871
DIR. Persons is called the Great Magnetic
Physician, because he has thrown physic
to the dogs, and relies entirely upon ami
NAL magnetism. His process is almost
literally laying on of the hands. and by
what appears to be a simple system OF
manipulation he effects the most aston
fshing cures. Two of the attaches of this
office have been fured of severe attacks of
rheumatism by DIR. Persons.