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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-10-21
!. ERsK1NE COLLEGE.

n ERSk1NE CCILEGE.
TEy 81.
L HIS. INSTITUTION is located in DUE
WEST, eleven miles North of AbbeVillo c. H.,
and four from Donald's Depot, on the Greenvills
l. Columbia Railroad. The country is healthy,
the community moral and intelligent, and the
temptations to idlenvss and vice few compared
with iLusc that existin towns and cities.
The government of the College is.parsntal and
mild, the course Of study full, and strict atten-
ticn to the exercises Of the recitation room is
required.
The so,tion opens on the first Monday of Oc-
tober and CLOSES ON tho second Monday of July.
+ TERMS FOR THE COLLEGIATE. YEAR.
Tuition, S4O.
Boar ling, per month ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IL.
Washing. Fuel and Lights, u5adt. ......... 20.
Contingent Fec. ..
These payments ar1ss in Currency, aud are re-
quired IL tho beginning and middle OF the Collo-
ginte year iu advance. ..-.
For further information. apply to Rev. R. C.
GkiER Of the Faculty. "a
Scc'ry Bourd of Trustees.
Due West, Sept 81 At 80
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RIOS ADALIS
Purifes the Blood.
For Sale by Druggists Everywhore.
Creselic . or Carbolic Soap!

TUsT received o supply Of theS above cslebra-
81 ted SOAP, for Killing Flens, Mites on Chick
ems, and protecting Horses from Flies, &c.t (
THoS.< w. CARWILE,
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,Sherif,sF Sale.
sam'l: c. Stevens, Bearer,
VS.. Fl Fa-
W. c. Hall and Jas. Callison.
John Thompson smSsa

= cv.5 c,,.. - :mfaa
IN pursuance ,ofsWrits Oft Fa % sne directed
L in the above stated cases. I,Wilfproceed to sell
at Edgeield c. H., on thedrst Monday in NoYem-
Der next tho following, propert7, Of Defendant
THE HOMESTEAD TRACT, containing One
Hundred and Thirty Azores, more or less, adjoin-
ing lands of Stephen Lansy, Startling Burnett
Also; tas BOLD SPRING TRACT, containing
Two Hundred and Sixty.Seren Acres, more or
less, adjoining lands,of VIM. QuattlebuIn,t Henry
Rush and others. Terms cash, Titles tixtra,s i
ALSO-On Saturday. the 7th, N NoyeIber next,
|'thepersonal property Defendant jas cas,isor,
consisting OF, ,THR EEHORSES, TWO WAGON
SIX HEAD CATTLE. Will DO sold at his resi-.
ssDF' - '~s 'S'1 ISAAC BoLEs, s.E.Dsh@
NcE q y - .s3.s - ATOM 5,f /. "a Z az n
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-10-21

Il HE NEXT REGULAR SESSION OF
WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY will begin on
Thursday, the tfrst day October, and terminate
on the 22d day Of February, 1869.
One BENEFICIARY STUDENT from each
Congressional District Of the late Slave-holding
States is annually received,' precedence being
given to wounded and disabled soldiers.
The Clinical advantages of this Institution arc
unsurpassed. In addition to daily public Clinic
of the most satisfactory character, the School has
attached to it, Hospital IF 'ts o,en, in which
every possible .facilty is afforded for acquiring 8
practical knowledge of Medicine and Surgery.
By recent arrangement he Sedme"'s Ho.pi-
tai Of the Port of Baltimore has been placed I'm
der the crciusiue control of thc Faculty Of Wash-
ingfon Unirersity.a Anatomical material is abun-
dant. a Prizo Of One Hundred Dollars will be
given for the bcs; Thesis presented by q cnndi-
date for graduation.
.EES.-Matrioulation, SIS; Objection, $40;
Professors, Sl20y Diploma, $40; Beneficiary
Ticket, S35, for each Session.
Eg For additional particulars. address tho
Sub,criber, care Of P. O. Box 1907, Baltimore,
Nd. ..
JOSEPH p. LOGAN, NJ. D.,
DEAN OF THE Faculty.
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WASHINGTON HI UNIVERSITY. D / IT :
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT,
BALTIMORE, Md
FACULTY,

s4REv THOMAS f. BOND. NJ. D., President.
&C C. -. ROBERTS, NJ. D., l.. i. D., Emeri-
tus Professor Of Obstetrics aud Diseases of Wo-
men and Children. ~ sslS
CHARLES W. CHANCELLOR. NJ. D., Pro-
fessor of Descriptive and Surgical Anatomy.
]. P. LOGAN. d. D., Professor Of the ,Princi-
plies and Practice of Medicine.
HARVEY L. BYRD, NJ. D., Professor of OBJ
.storics.
MARTIN P. SCOTT. NJ. D., Professor of the
Diseases of Women and Children.
EDWARD WARREN, NJ. D., Professor of the
Principles and Practice of Surgery.
JOHN T. MONMONIER, Nj. D., Professor o
Physiology and General Pathology.
j. J. MOORMAN, NJ. D, Professor of Medi.
cal Jurisprudence and Hygiene.
FRANCIS 7. MILES. NJ. D., Professor o.
Microscopic Anatomy and Prac,ical Physiology.
JOSEPH L. CLAGETT, NJ. D., Professor O
Materin Medica and Therapeutics.
CLARENCE M0RFIT, NJ. D., Professor o
Medical Chemistry and Pharmacy.
JoHN2N MoNMoNIER, NJ. D., Dsmonstra
tor Of Anatomy.
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SEED WHEAT.

ysyHREE days earlier than curly May Wheat,
L and nut subjrc. To tust or cheat. For sale,
by CHEATHAM d DhUNSON.
Sept 20 I'm ~
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State of Sogath Car oliffS,
EDGEFTELD DISTRICT,
IN OKDINA!R

In OtUtNdShJ u.
s,Sf vs. -. - : r. =, e's's
sDsP. Bauknight, Guardian az si,em Of y isa.,.s
Frank L., May ", james p; Lilfyannf - !,t'2if
E. and Cathafins White, Minors, Derts . 81 . ~
10y M Order frosa ths Ordinary, = Il ahah pro
Monday 10 NSSember next fof Partition, the
RRAL ESTATE OF JOHN gWHIfEg decd.
oNE TRACT OR PARCEL ,aF LASD. lying
and being in the District and State Aforesaid, Cd
waters of Halfway Swamp, containing One Huni
dred Acres, more or less; and bodnded sby,lands
of D. T. Bauknight, James Busby, Rohert Whites
Nancy Morris and others. 49,
2 TERMS-0n, eeredit of twelve, months from
day Of ,snle. Pnrchaseg,4o give Bond with good
security and 3 Mortgage to the Ordinary to secure
Che purchase. money. Costs to be peid in Cas- Cash.
Titles extra. m = s = - -. -.
~ ISAAC BoLEs, .s.E.1..,-.
Oct. 0 ~ . ~, Ate - .,.tz142
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st Louis & Quincy Packet Co.

TOM JASPER.-Tbe fine steamer Tom
,..rs, III leave Keokuk for st. Louis every sun
y.t4p. m. and Thurrday at o'clock .. M !.
aOLiIE McPnD, every Tuesday and
Friday, at 8 o'clock .. Meals ana o'a's-
rooms free. 90. r.h
Fare from Keckuk to st. Louie, $500. through
bills Of fading given for freight to all stations oh
the Des Moines Valley Railroad.
All freight for the river eonveyea !. ,us n nd
free Of charge. -. u..,,
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rRfEsF raos. noted Stallion for sjgs st,Ie sc-
ton AMI Feeding qu aties exhibited the State
r. niuzky and sreh has taken pr, uiurrs
tasr Horse IN the Union cnsttstaq eztrut TGnnry
actfen and srscd- We purchased him from the en-
rate o Mr.. Alexander, OF Neoiburp farm, Kentucky,
The m st extensive AID c lebrat.i HIss breed in
Amerf, purchAstd Forrest three years old for
the of IS 90 and having r.ed him, kept haa
Of his bes. and most ssui and profitable breeders
Among biz cot. the following TINT have gutfk
ed themselves, t9sir drsT NJaxA that irotted
IN ESQ ard sold FIR sle 600 Hssxs. at six yeara
old trstted IN 2-2als sow track, valued xIDfe0
CHanpases ,rottef in ESQ and sold tor saceo suz
LuDlkr, trott~d In AS, trai ing for years
previous sold or 81 co., the Miller Horse, very fat
horse. aud mary ther such Of Lis get that spSce will
permit TO be enumerated
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Financial and Commercial
uoKux MARKET

CORN NckL-4 100 fbs. ..........3l 3et9$l o.
BuckwHE4r FtQrH--ste9 % 1870 per leo lbs.
Burrn-choice lots wiliesmmspd ssgtas y ID
Dsas--i4 to iSc.
PouLrRy-prassed, none offered. LiEs ehieten'
IS ba p dog.
SoRoHun-5o to Toe per gallon.
Poraroxs-9oc to 81 IS y bushsl
Osioss-$i 90.
LAsp-Ci,y cured Ice per n. Country cured lie
to l5c per ID.
BsssvAI-a: % 2sc per ID.
TALLos-Jn bsls. lais; ioess % per ,.
HsArssRs-prtms Soc to s5e Rer n.
RAas-Cotton, sc per ID.
CHEEsg-Good country II ia t4e Factory isc
BaAs-Searce and in demand; vholesais ~ ~
per Zoe lbs.
Psp,.s-Grren Apples s. 50 to - 90 Per bar
rel. chaiss Dried Apples to Sic per ID.
Dried Peaches, 10 to lac.
SRsps-Timothy 81 go TO -. Clover u w.
Hisy seed 81 IS.
nucoal oil s-,. Lineeed, raw 81 so, boiled
81 IS. Lard, 81 40. Fish 81 90 10 81 10.
Ifvr srocK-Beef Cattle o. 20 TO " 80 gross
Hos,. rood lots, IS to s. SO gross Sheep
43e xross, Veal Calves from 81 90 10
s. 70
BAcor-City cured hams lie, shoulders Lac,
clear sides i6ic. Country cured bans Ia
10 lac; shoulder. . TO Zoe; sides ii to lie
PoaK--Mess rs 90 TO $40 per bal.
WooL-Tub washed IS 10 &c.,; Assss 10 dne
asa ssc.; unwashcd. Is 70 2es
HAY-Timothy In sctivs demand q fro1 y ~
to 3ll % per ton. Prsiris - ~ r. 81 %
Woop-1s 80 to - So per cord .accordingte qsai
ity, in good demand.
HIpss-Green, sac; do cured idics dry Hint -oo,
do salt l9c per ID.
SALr-LAke s. 65fa45.
atAss--exls "a ~. Rates discounted 10 psr
sssass sDoue.
teates.
10. rates.
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. ,,,,,l, md Depanurts II Lseklk Pafkss'

ROB .ox, Arrives ' on and Departs on Tuesday
snd Friday, att o'clock .. M
AMnY JOHNSON, Arrives On Inssday
and Friday, At 8 o'clock P. m, ena nePst'' ~
Wsdn.sday and Saturday, q :. NJ
- youNSosg, Arrives on Saturday .nd
wsdn.sdsy. At p. M, and Departs on MONDAY
and Thursday, At q m.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-01

LADIES, for the cheapest lace tissues, me
rino, grenadine, Thihet, Msret and mourning,
shawls, Grape bonnets. hats and flowers, go to
2. J. Talion's shawl and millinery rooms.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-01

CHARLIE CHRisrFiELp, at the Opera House
drug store, has 6ne stock Of drugs and med
icines. and pays particular attention to the
compounding of IRE scriptons
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-01

RssAwAY.-A dray horse ran Of yesterday
in the vicinity of Eighth street, running over
aud slightly injuring lad abou, ten years Of
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c..siseessG es4.a.

~ Telegraph 80 - nn&ri. April 30
Fiour- Dan bat ns4 3pser q -
VI est--2c lover. aolansk n slater ~ IS.
corn-D III At ~ TOT ssiisd. white ssid st S.
Oats D all IT II FIR Mol.
Rye-Dnii and prices dsc!ininx. ptiae No At 81 o.
Mess Pork-in god demand and all sfessd Il 90 N
taken.
Baik Meats Held hrmy ., laai6 for shoulders and
sid>s
BAcon-Eien hut qais SHOULDERS II. clear rib sideS
ia elesr I9 which wsre ii the sskss.
LArd-Held FIRMLY ut 10 Tor bes. tuysrs Go not onss
lover thar 1915
Live Stock Cattle Firm and In dema I'd 3, 31s 7
for ba-caers. so es Is for extra shivpinx,
Shsep-Grass shssp dull 1t 4 5o2e3o.
Hoss-arAs hogs nrm aid In demand at s 23a 10 50
gro.s, tho latter rate for -atrAht
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-01

Fox beautiful Photographic Pictures, at
rery reasonable prices, 20 to Van Grieken's
Gallery, No. 80 Main street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-01

ARRIVALS.
Steamse Canada, 81. Louis.
q Phil Sheridan, ST. Loeie.
- Rob Roy,
q Moliis HcPike.
=" Isasca, B. Paul
Sucker 6nts, st. Paul.
DEPARTURES.
Steamer ]. II. Johnson, ST. Louis.
81 Tom Jasper, :.
g Itasca, az ~
g Sucker State, - -
/" Phil Sheridan, 81
a Canada,
The Key City, Of the Northwestern Union
Line, will be along for St. Paul 10 da-. Col.
s. NJ. Archer, agent.
The Harry johnson took : good trip Of
passengers and freight yssssrday morning.
The Mollis MeP,ke, Hall master, Hauser
clerk, will leave for St. Louis 1t o'clock
this morning.
The Rob Roy, ]. W. Gum master, Ed
Morehouse clerk, will be the regular packe'
for belor at ! o'clock.
Durin the pas. twenty four hours the river
has risen ten inches.
\
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CITY NEWS.

For Rgsr.-A large fine store room on
Main street. Apply to q. B. Ten-Eyck.
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TnEsr are innumerabe roorbacks set
afloat BY the Copperhead friends of Presi-
dent johnson in regard tp,he position of dis
tinguished individuals on the impeachment
question. Several Senators have been spot.
ted BY them a friends Of johnson, who will
vote against lIs FINAL conviction. And more
recently the report is indnstriously opaeated
that Grant and Colfax are opposed to the re-
moval of johnson from jealousy Of Wade
Now, SO far as Grant is concerned, Wade
is not rival of his for the Presidential nom
ination, but is one Of his most influential and
ardent supporters. And Colfax has but lately
written very strong letter in favor of the
conviction and removal Of johnson, and
would much rather fail o the nomination for
the Vice Presidency than have the impeach>
ment fail.
We put no faith in any Of the reports afloat
affecting the character and position Of Re-
publican Senators on this matter.
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aARRETs ny TELEGRAPH

Chicago Market
=, relerr~phI CaIcAso. April 10.
Sisnr-Hsa.y II s.is. pressed .eoscs son would
have to bs made.
whsar-UDs<ttied ther more steasJ " u II 70 fo'
NJ spring; ~ os ~ os,t for No aspHng.
cornfa fair quest buf ,tss for pr sent dsv-
cry: No At 80; nss s5I1 tsSl4
o.ts-p,.l and srm e. ~ 81 for regular and fftsh re-
eeipts.
Rye q net At II :+dl 90.
Barrie, Dull and vittoat change.
Pro,f ,ons--tIrm: ps MSS sht ders cold At 49,;
short rib nidits saunal At 1jN1iE short clear II;
sweet pi, k!s1 hams l7kAH.
Lsks Fssights-Duli and lover; SC and wheat o.
pE.'e.
Onieage Live stees Market.
By foiegrapa.l csioAso Ap IL 30.
Market eonsinnts dali and heavy: price. nominal
81. Louis msrxes.
BY Telegraph 81. Lows April so.
Flour Firm and unchanged.
whest-yery heavy; buyas tsniias %.
corp-fisner si4s9.
oass-Hixh.r. > sT5
lsrlay-lMi and droosiag
Bseon-Hish-r; I. for shoadsis. IS 4f2o Fl eissr.
Bulk xea.s-snn io,ss shoulders. lib and sides 10
Lard-is5sBiS for tier IS and leg
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Tha following magazines srs just rscsivsd;
THr ATLANTIC MoxTnLr for May hss srt-
c,.. from well known coniribntors. the con
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Clear Vision. A Gentleman Of IN Olo Sc.oo'
orr Roman Catholic Brethren, Lagos naf'
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PuBLic SriRIr in its new and improved
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for large measure Of public favor. ana =
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Uncle, May Song, A Plea for Perseverance
Mating and Check-mating, Co>operauve
Homes, A Sea Idyl, Recollections Of Twenty
Campaigns, Madame de Levigne in Brittany,
Iyoon. Stories Without Ends, A Chapter on
Suicides. Few Plain Words on Women's
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Scarce any American magazine has linz
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-01

PATENTS. Boyd \ Co., Solicitors Of Pat
snts, 2O8 Pine street, st. Louis. Mis.onr;. a..
6cially report to the GATE C1Tr the follov.
ing Patents granted Iowa and Mis.oar; IN.
ventors, for the week ending April 81, 1868.
IOWA.
NJ Gordon, Washington, combined corn
stalk cutter, cul,ivator, DC.
D Knib. Haaselton, combined seeder, cul.
nvasor aud harrow.
w Lyman, Independence, harvester.
simmons, Davenport, bed bottom.
=! Tool, Fort Madison, tri-.ou,re.
= loo'' Fort Madison, PAPER clamp and
inkstand combined. -.s
Nv WAITER Eiessi'le, hat>boriur ma
chine.
MfssorRt
Cobb, Chapel Hill, bee hive.
Eiherison. kirkville. cartridge bog. 4.
g Morshrad and " W Elliott, Eev
Madrid, feather renova.or.
~ canhurt, 81. Louis. trsas. nask.
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LunBER--Vandegrift, Felt Spauding,
have just received raft of lumber and tins
Der, at Hamilton, ILL.,, and are prepared to
furnish Fencing, Barn Siding, Barn Frames,
&c, &C., at low rates. II
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-01

The fact that parties from the North are
building capacious elevators at New Orleans
10 store Western corn, and the other fact that
machinery is now being made for use in that
city, BY the aid Of which grain can be cheaply
lifted out Of barges into the holds OF European
vessels, are proofs that somebody is in ear.
nest in the endeavor TO divert the trade in
cereals from Chicago and the Lakes 10 The
A.saissippi and the Gulf. Chicago can hardly
afford TO see this endeasor without inouiripe
into the probabilities of euccess, and such 4
prompt action As tha, inquiry may compel
Chicago PoH.
Prices for cereals are better on the Lower
Mississippi than in Chicago, and il costs less
TO get them there from Iowa than to get them
10 Chicago. Put up prices and pu. down
ire'sh,s, ye dwellers in Chicago, if ye would
share IN the grain trade OF the West.
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EDV.Er FORREST.

8NFITEth the attention ofall persons desirous
ct brt ecins sd rsi's Eoed stock, tatr Hue and
well bred Il 4lIioa- AID Jst H. to-Hit:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-01

s0SaWA0Heo 1aRhes.
~ fs,ssrsph.l AlnvAusas. April -.
tlosr--rulis City II % REQ 1s;eesatsy - - -
. Is. ssaso
wAsas- Pm At n l2,< ssr 10 !; q . fer ~.
cssU- Ikm = ~ ~ ssw aAsslsl.
oas-AaaaSya Il sss< for Ne3
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-01

Nsw Sora nAsnst.
~ telegraph Nsu Yoaa April 80
ooi,,n-n,sned dul. closce steaty =. sl1f
flourciossd dull sad declining for 60 naon sssdes
Wheat -lo lower, Wit, modsras. ex ,ors demand; No
sprfns; u &z14ii No rpung 81 63se5
kys-Duii and declining
0~t.-oniet 1t ST for w.sss.n Ia store.
Corn D al and heavy II 81 q. II tos olt
Pork-Quiet rather heavy .. s2S s5h@so fsr nsv
-6sss, cash ane regular.
Bssf--steady and quist.
Cat Asats-snr, wish fsir demand
BAcon-ouist and unchanged.
Lard Aetivs And Grm Al lr%8l81s.
kgEz-Qaiet u 81
Rsce-Dnl
Codee- Firm.
snxar-fair'y aetire Cub. li&l3h
Melasses Quiet; Porto Rico eaIS
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ssw xors aoasy nara.,.
b rsleSraphI NV Year. Arrii -.
Honey xscssdins'y eas. and limited dem.Dd All d
per cent.
Sterling Quiet At 9Jxaie
eoid-clostd steady At sos<tN
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-01

LunpER. Felt d Spaulding,
have just received raft Of lumber and tins
Der, at Hamilton, Ill.,, and are prepared to
furnish Fencing, Barn Siding, Barn Frames,
&c, &C., at low rates. II
THE JArAsEsE TRoupE entertained very
large and attentive audience last evening.
The eagerness with which the Spectators
watched every movement, and the rounds Of
applause with which they greeted the troupe
at the close Of each performance, was evil
dencs that they we're we'll entertained. The
Japs perform some feats that are really mar
Vicious, and were it not for the evidence OF
our eyes we would have believed il impossible.
Nothing to equal them has ever been seen in
keokuk. They are a curious people, and
chatter continually while performing. They
will give two more entertainments in our
city-one this evening and one tomorrow
evening. Go early if you want good seat,
for the house will be crowded.
The BAKERS ARE CoaINe.--The waukegan
Gazette says:
The Baker Family Vocalists, who have. for
the past thirty 1--WE years, sung before de-
lighted audiences all over the great North
west, intend to start, 10 about FIVE weeks, on
concert tour through Central Illinois and
Iowa. The troupe will consist of the original
John, his wife Sopby, George and Jasper.
They will be from home few months only.
and during their absence their Mandatory Of
Masonic Goods, in this city, will b under the
a,.no 90 n,FM M. Ga 4,
MI all orders promptly. Thousands of friends
will be happy to welcome the Bakers, and
listen, once more, 10 their delightful singing.
All of which We endorse, and wait their
arrival with high hopes of "a good ting
coming"
Mr.. EpITog IL spoke to you yesterday Of
family that had been eating diseased pork,
and was suffering severely from its effects.
The family consists of seven persons, Mr..
". Hayden and wife and FIVE children. SIX
ont OF the seven partook Of the meat, and
were taken suddenly i'll with severe pains in
the head and bowels. high fever, loss of mind,
low muttering and stupor. The children
continued in that condition for two days,
when they broke out in large watery blis,ers
on the hands and feet, after which three Of
them showed signs of improvement, The
fourth child is in doubtful situation. Mr..
and Mrs. II. have never been confined to
their beds, bnt sntFer from severe headache,
ssupor and pains in the limbs. The boy that
refused the meat escaped entirely.
Yours, v. H. TugSsa.
ArnIL 80, 1868.
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FOR YOU.
DY PEARL RIVERS.

A thought thought for the rosy morn,
That comes thro' the gates Of dew
But III keep n kinder, happier thought
For twilight and for you.
a word q word for the humming bird,
A-til. on the jcssaminc new
Will my lip let slip, but my heart will keep
Its soflesL words for you.
a song a song for the mocking bird,
In answer TO his 80 true
Butsyou know right well will always keep
My sweetest songs for you.
A kiss! q kiss for tho sweet red rose,
And one for tho violet blue!
But standing here at tho garden gate
I'll keep back ohe for you.
A sigh q sigh for my pale white rose,
That the chilling night wind slew
But answer you when the lille say
am signing most for you
Junc24.