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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-08-10
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
STEAM BETWEEN
BALTIMORE AND BREMEN,
Via SOUTHAMPTON.

THE SCREW STEAMERS OF THE NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
BALTIMORE. ...."..... Capt YOECKLER.
BERLIN. Capt. UNDUETSCH.
OF 2500 TONS AND 700 HORSEPOWER.
H~1~ WILL RUN REGULARLY BE.
Mk&&Y6 TWEEN BALTIMORE AND BRE
LId@1lIHl0 MEN, VIA SOUTHAMPTON. From
s1sss6eesss Bremen on the 1st of each month.
From southampton on the 4th Of each month. FroM
Baltimore on the lst of each month
PRICE OF PAssAaE-From Baltimore to Bremen
London, Havre and Southampton 500; Steer
age s36. From Bremen to Balumore-Cabin $50
steerage $40.
lent.
They touch at Southampton both going and re-
turning. These vessels take Freight to London and
Hull, for which through bills Of ladng are signed
An experienced Surgeon is attached to each vessel
All letters must pass through the PostofRce. No
bills Of lading but those Of the Company viii be
livered before goods cleared at the Customhouse
For Freight OF Passage, apply to
A. SCHUMACHER & CO.,
No. South Charles street, Baltimore.
Crto MORDkCAI CO.. Agents,
East Bay, Charleston, S. O.
April 20 6mos
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-08-10
Consignees per South Carolina Railroad


consignees per South Carolina Railroad
August 8.
81 bales Cotton, 60 bales Domestics, 1454 bushels
Grain, 43 bbs Naval Stores 1892 boxes Fruit II cars
Lumber cars Wood. To Kanapau1 & Lanneau, ]
Adger Co, West & Jones, Goldsmith & Son, Bart &
Wirth, Smith, Hunt, Welch & Brandes, Teide-
man Co, stenhouse & Co, ] R Webster, Johnston,
Crews & Co. W & Ryan, KinlOch, III Kinloch,
j @ Mallonee, Chisolm Bros, " Russell g Hack.
er, and Railroad Agent.
Consignees per Northeastern Railroad,
August g..
4o6 bbls Naval Stores, cars Stock, Tobacco, Mdze
&c. Tow Ryan, Pritchett, B Simmons, S
D Stoney, W NJ Bird & Co, Mazyck Bros, W Kins.
man, Marshall, Jr, q W Kinsman, Reeder l. Davis,
G Ryan, and Railroad Agent.
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A REMARKABLE oUREr
ULCERS IN THs-

SORES ON TIE TONGUE, ULCERS IN THs1
THROAT, SORE GUMS SORE AOUTH,
SORES IN THE NOSE, AROUND
THE EYES, ac.,
II recently exhibited, few bottles will cure. IL.
chronic, or through the effects OF Mercury, Potas-
SUM- Corrosive Sublimate, from six to one Dozen.
bottles may be .equired to make permanent cure,-
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-08-10
The Charleston Cotton Market.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY NEWS,
CHARLESTON. Saturday Evening, August 8, 6s.
In the absence Of transactions the market con-
tnued quiet throughout the day. and entirely nomi-
Ral at about 2Sc per fb for raiddlings.
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PORT CALENDAR.

PHASES OF THE MOON.
Full Moon, Sd, 6 hours A minutes, morning.
Last Quarter, 18th, hours. 20 minutes, morning.
First Quarter, path, hours, SO minutes evening.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1868-10-28
The Early Goodrich Potato.

We are digging ard storing our al
" Goodrich pGfar"es; they are so"d
size, smooth aid hands' me; ard yield
from one hundred and twtnry five, !"
one hundred aud f.rty bushels per acre
notwithstanding they had not sufficient
rain 10 " them down 10 The POTATOES
for tie las, six We. Ks bef"re they H.
peBed This we think is very g"nd.
when rhe extremely hot wea'h"ri>ru taken
into consideration The N~eshan""cks
planted the -au.c days. and in d f-renr
localities ris ht beside thu Early Good
rich, do not yield over frum thir'y &c
forty bushels per acre, and are Of very
inferior s re
We are pretty well convinced and
becamine more so every year, that any
early variety of the potato to do well
must be planted early; and the earlier.
the better will be the yield aud the
quality.
Early planted potatoes, that make
them selves before the extreme heat OF
summer, IRE nut frnubled with the
black rnI or potato disrase; or at least
we have never had any so affected
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1868-10-28
U

In gathering fruit of shy kind ex
eept wal uts. care should be rskan not
70 break the iruit spurs Snme Le''p'e
take al pies and pears, &c off 81 roug :
". That rhe fruit sIurs come away with
the fruii. TIeadiug roughly on the
branches. or striking the tree , with
polls. will produce ~. upds which d.,
not. rapidly heal Enripe fruit does
not eoms7 away easily from the WI d
and on This account a degree of force
has TO be used, which SOMETIMES irac-
lures spurs and small branches In
gathering English Walnuts. il is Gus
toinury to beat the trees with p"les
fracturing the branches. II is SAID
IT at this treatment causes an abund
anee of new f nit bnds to grow. and the
productiveness of fhe tree is grizzly in
creased by th,s method of rough hand
ing Festern Rural.
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AVER = 5 r. In

7 : Il pncenirared (, ,ract Of Ite Q "ic,
root 60 combined With oiher sub
>.nure. OF Sii ! Srcater Alternative power
Ia ntf"ru IN eifeo,uAi ntId.,'e for disr tses
Sarsapai liza IL reputed 10 cure such ii
remedy is surely WanI'd hy those who
suffer 'r"p. >irnIp ~ c 'fnplaIhi-. AMI hal
ore which wlli accomplish ineir cue mus
prove, as This has proved, OIL Immen>s
service 10 his Iarg, cin>s nj our afflicted
fellow cIrizcn>. How compie. ely his COIN
pound wall do it,. has been proven by
experiment on many of he wort case
10 lie IounG in the following cnn.plaIuts
Scrotfula. Scrutiu;Uus >wellIhgs ant
Sores. skin lIissa>es. PimpIes. / us ules
hlo cbes Eruprions 81 lnIhony s I ire
lose or f.rye-ip Ills Tel. ct or Sail rheum
-cnld Head. &c
syphilis oil Veuereal hi ease Is tx
PEELED IRON he " TEN h. The pr"l'ng-'
u-p vi his $tr apa Tia aud tue patient II
ell ia cpurnra, i've heal Ia
terHl ul-pus-s are ut'>ed b! Scr"t
uIa in til" fUnh, AMI Il q zen -n..L
cured ny mis- <IrioI"I Sar>a iarii:;
liz lot reject This invaluable m%r'iicil e
becnusr you have h"en impo ell upon b.
> r. lie thi. = pr-teuuiug " he >ar HP.rtilI
while i was MT When You have used
.yer's-t' +L and mol ill rheu " y"r
knuw the Vi .ups ~ SarSapariIin. Fnr
'minu e ptr iculars Ui The diseases II cares.
we re.er ,nu T." tJtr'. me lean, : nj
uac. which The agent helnw nam,d lw.r
fu Nth gratis Ia all Mo call i"ru
ayers aIhnr'ic riil<. ar he cure al
to~stiveness. Inundice. nysIerl IN In'ii
ye>rIon Dy>en cry. Foul Si"mtch. Head
nche. tiles RheumaIism. ilearrhurn ars
Ing hQm IIisor,ieI ed Si"n,ach Pain al
Morbid InacIio,. OF The Bowels Fln'u
lpucy. Los of Npp 'ire Liver a. u'plrini
Drup>y. Worms. G"ur. Neuralgia, aIf as n
rinmpr Pill. are u.icgItl!el
They are >uger coa'ed so that the
n>r stn-iiIve can take them will pleas
urp. ani they archie hest pe'ierI in '"e
world for al e purposes of a inml'S
h,siciap. -.,:
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when Shall dig my Potatoes

We are asked tn" question abore a.
most daily We answer when they are
ripe. THIS will be when the tops are
dead and dry. We have a."Ie tina"
ence put potatoes away IN July and had
them keep we'll over winter S'nr
them in any d'y cool place; but b'
sure The san does mt shine on them
II i, does they will be spni ed for Gull
nary purposes. bur will make just IA
good seed. The suns rays turns Potn
toes green and makes teen poisonous
Their fore af er being exposed 10 III
sun they should never be eaten.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1868-10-28
Alexander Dumas.


Alexander Dumas. the inexhausti-
Bile French novelist has a very curious
cane. This cane, which NJ. Dumas
uses constantly. IS made OF pap r. II
Is not blank paper. however. but cou
tains, n fae tyne. the entire n1v"
of the Three Muskrtrers,' NJ Du
mas greatest work. The paper "u
which the novel Is printed is relied
tightly, eummed aud hardened by
some process iutp a strong and shape
ly cane, with a gold heal. upon ua
scIewing which the first lines of til"
story are distinctly vIsrblP. This sill.
Rular cane vas manufactured by an
enthusiastic provincial admIrer of NJ
Dumas, and sent to the great TO,
mancss q few M -nihs ago.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1868-10-28

lhes Examinations will ~cEsnenc =
9 Il CLOCK = -,.- anl cl" al P
y" IrrliraR will er a%insiite after
e!,v.i. II C ock , Sra g. tesr Inoniats
al good wornl o,-rac rr- s'gued 'ky NJ
Ienrt NO, e Ubsitle pfrs"n@ Will he re-
qu,red which testimonials will ne kept On
ne uo,ie ean be anie-dn'sd, and
he Sch""i Law pyuhib,Is Town Zip Jerks
IL ~ < ,iug ura, r. io'Ie.icl rrs tel ~ uR,
T. : hey nave cerrrncaies emhriciE the
" hale 1rim o, ervice The SchOol Law
req,,i e. ir .ciIers 30 ind rsInhd the fol
low ny ranches. anl he able 10 Impar'.
insir.ic -. iuIBem all Reading Nrning,
t'rIlr,. rnpLy. ri hmttiU. + rg,lsh Gram
ar AID = ,"grap"y. itiilurr IN one Ia
u Iailur, ia all aud hose NJ Ia wing N lair
ksow.'dIe al each 'Ipi every one OF the
nhu>e brahche- ned nos sppl for a CERT
nca'e Ear Iculrr a'teh.inu VIII he paid
tn Or,hngr ply ant ihpse NOT having
- udIea i WA Ir p mp y fejroiea No
y iva.e eSanifa ion will lie he d n d no
p l,ca ION ny ler,r' WI be an"wersa
rmN Isur k~rttle= o ca tIhc1eesin Pe is
sued w Rr M N h> II Ionihs, "
AID u M us , Ger ifc .ie ,or u monIhs
i 4 III Il GER lt..niv au.i VIII Tsot be is,u'd
tie s,c4nd ime 4" The sime aFPllchDt
iLuse Ii ivi,g cri nc 3 I"' ia m"nths
mn, he nfie 10 r., uue certificates tor Il
MN h~ OF II ,ne oh al , l~reciOrs are re
quest ed 5" II nj Ia IL r"P"ri~ al the -ue=
cess IT Ieacns,s. rs they viii aid us ma
IerInll, in gs11 ing cer'IhoaIes only 10
hose who a,-S Gee .s'ur lhG=e expect
I"g I" each 'he Asig.es lNanohes will lie
examune,. accordingly Tie standard OF
i,irani ';uLu y N.n,rs must be ad
Va. c.I ad ,rp.icA.,s vii bear this in
m.ni th.re ~ili he ~ . ~J"Lrnn,+hI aner
lxan.i- a.io"> c"u mrrck rn.ai hey close-
a e- o. .,u gems IL rrqmArd as q eonri
ii"u Ut Examins.lpn t9aN DAnsi BE- P; id in
advat:c g -F, "
ny order Of ~ihe1Board
II. NC MPBELL. Clerk.
r. m tSeT I,Qk ~
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FOR A CLUB OF ONE HUNDRED
AND $1,000

30 Yald d. Sheeting. fancy cashmere Coat.
Pant and V,sr Pa. tern. extra qutiiIy. En-
graved : liver Plated Six b. lleL Revolving
Lnsio.. with CuI Gla.s B%oirles. Pair Spleen
did Rose blankeIs. sp!eLdid Engrave | Sd
yer PLrIed Tel Set. Cfr-e pieces, sugar
Bowl. Tet Puand Creame- silver Plated
Cake Basket, Fanny Plaid Wool Long Shawl.
twenty-five ards Hemp Ialperi"g. Splen-
did Violin AID Bow. English rinrage Shaw..
>plenI i Alpaca Dr. - laIiern Silver
Iiun,ing Ca>ed " atch. Splendid bible with
Elegant Steel Engravings. Family hecUrd
and Photograph Page POplIn Dress RAT;
rernaErgrnved Silver "lated Ice Pitcher.
Splendi Iieayer Cloak p tttern sharp . lie
volver Splerdid ,ccordeon, Music Box.
PairsFlue pama>k liable Cover with
One Dozen Dinner Napkins 10 match
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Green Corn i'm Winter.

Take green cnrn When in the milk.
scaId it, then cut d"wn. and place lis
LAYERS Of salt, in a large STONE jar -
Saw one inch of layers of salt and three
inch layers of corn. Cover the jar s"
as to make it as near air tight as posi-.
bic; and keep in dry 80 as to prevent
the salt dissolving a7l
When ready 10 use. wash the Germ
clear of salt, soak over nisht and
dress in milk. and you have it just as
when frat gathered. This we know
by experience
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1868-10-28

AGnNTS. ATTENTIuN = 4 G'it I"
$500 worth "' Popular ko"ks given {
,he seven Agents who srll the yIedre>'
number ufThr V"rer T, It r * y. II
,.nw until d, Climber /, 1868 II u
havin an urprec. denied sat-. Can
tains all III, i's I",rrant ma'I.rs com eel
I'D with rhe GolerrmeTt tr' IN l7J4t'
1863 Po,ua,Is aud LIves Di ali III
.x-fresidenfs f'ar d dates al b"i
rar,ns and thor platforms n"
rar,issu. Send in c%iicula's VII fpt
description. -
ASHER. ADAMS & HIGGINS
Buffalo,, n y, o. lnuiaryI"iis. lne
4. lao
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WOO TER LACK LINE

\ GOO comf ntab'e hack Line for The
acconn ,t.tion OF pa>s'rg"rs will Lave
.shianI for Wooster. nl-vsekiy leaving
ashland No,,da,s NedirsdnHs 4 Fri.nys
at 3 q clock in The murI ing via IL W.T. urg
Pir,st urg iredsi urg aid J.tf'rNtn.-
+ rough fare. s. "
Hack nj, q ri Weekly hon Ashland to
Urnrgr nd back IRE same day em'ifg
A>hland Tiesdnys. J Thursdays and saiur
days. Fps. jlat<'
es fPRIrCErg& NILIFR
" prietors-
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T IKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.

Be sure an I spnd Money by Reais-
tered Letter.when possible In s"ur+
Country P,.s,mastrrs have IT,
fused 10 f'.rward letters 10 US. surprising
that onr business came under the law
against Lntier'es. Gift Enrerrrises, &C..
although II has been over and nver de
rlared Iawfnl by the legal authorities.
This actinn is instigsrej by the jeal
aus Of Country Merchants In Case
any Postmaster should again decline tn
Toward letters Send by Express.
We aannotb be responsible for money, lost.
mil ess some some precautions are takenIc
ensure lis safety.
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AGtNTS W \NlEb
tn CANVASS FDR TIE PI%F ri L
iI>TORY OF THE UNITE
STATES,
By Bs>srN !. LOSING. AurnoR "

By Bt>SrN ]. L.ns SING. AUTHOR OF
Firli d ok at the r v 'lI'i 4" = Emi-
.renr ,mrricans"- isr,ry al he
Lac tiviI War" 30 &c.
Is published i. o. e roy al octavo veins " Of
s'nu S'H' pages. with II lull page ee
FIN rawlings aud ove- "n Engraving Il
Wood. The work will be brought dow 10
he prese,, 'imr and will c"n'aiu a
"p-is of The Impeac 'imren Fhoce.ding' !
will he q yer. pupuli T md saieable ~'rk
and u reliable History Of This C. EnIrY
which every family should pose $. Sud
urty by Subs ripple
Send tor circulars giving t,,n's to
, BLISS goo.
1870 Broad IT., Newark n. J
- -. HH4
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A Carl.

A Clergyman. while resid-ng in S"u'h
America as a nris>io airy. Uncovered Il
safe aud s'mplrIemrdy Tor the Cure of
Nervous Weakness. Enr'y Decay. d
pas,s OF the Urir airy and Seminal Oh
.aus and the whnle train OF disord, rs
brought on by banetuI and vici"us hsb
MS Great numbers have been cured
by this nubl" r. medy Prompted by a
desire I" benefit the sfn e,ed and um-
rof, uaare. / viii syna lIe Srseipe Tor
preparing AID using Ills mrdrcime in
a St aled enyelnpe. 10 any one who need
it, Free JfTUge. Adress JOSEPH T
Inman. Station d, Bible lJuse Ne~
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THE up THINGS IN
MISSOURI. 80 =

General Blair. in his speech at the
Court house in St Louis. thus alluhes
to the Tyranny which prevails in that
State. He said.
"This State, in every section, feels
the agony of the most despotio and
msanest Government that ever existed
in the tide of time. GCAeers It is
dcspotic, mean and c~nWard!v. Thesz
people have wrested from our ~cltIzcns
thar liberty and have s~ubju.ared them
to the Constitution which they never
voted for. CCrics of Never, and We
never will II And We. hat law. You
are compelled TO submit to il, yet un
der it have nc. rights as. citi Gems, ex
eeIt suoh as the State Government
chooses to copcede to you Some of you
believe that you are free c~itiz-ns of a
sepublie None of you are. You have
Q no rights of citizen~hip except what are
allowed you the Gorernmrnt of your
State, whrch discrininates between in
dividuals. 8 3 Que aian is allowed TO vote.
becausehe will vote q partisan ticket.
Another WHO propds IS u different faith
is rejected No man can vote here ex
cept by the gracious permission Of the
Regisusr. No matter what a mans
conduct may rave beer during the war
no matter what services he may have
rendered the STATE or the marion, these
are of no avail to him. Every thing is
lett TO the direction of an cficer OF r.
gisrration. who is actually made irrrs
ponsibIe by the law nnde- WHICH he
acts Can any human being conceive
. state of desFOrism more absolute than
that which is Imposed apuB our people
by these Radicals in tbe execstlon OF
the registration law, which is take.
and swallowed DIVA like a nau>sons
dose, as il is, BY this they can, with
or without evidence, reject voters al
their discretion. This is called repu-
blIcauism ~ F
Fully one-third OF all the voters of
Missouri are dist anchi-ed by a preten
ded Constitution, which was fuisted up
on the State by military force, 10y bay
enets at rhe polls There is hardly a
people on the gl"be who would suomi'
for a year to such base opPrrssinu as
this great State has been subjected to
from the Radicals.-E"g- -,
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WARRANTED.

As we use notIii G but he best raterial
and employ MOLE buI fri class mechan-
les We feel safe hi saying that Tor du
rthilify and fLi,h, sur work stands second
10 non II ad. in The State. All of which
~ eBih offers ut nsAlow . price. rs :he sam
.qnaaity oIswoik and i'm 5 will adlna. OF
We also give notice thai we do zee
pairing peridinii & III any part OF the
''arringe Business, OIL >hyI h"'Ice andaI
reasonable rares We hol by air and
honorable d. alir.g 10 nnIii your pnIIon
ng-. and request You 10 call and examine
our woIk in all 81 ge> Of compleIIon, and
We think y,u will DC well paid Tor So DO
ug.
II. J. TRAEER IL co.
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WARRANTED to remnve all desire for
Tobs Geo. This great remedy is an sxcel-
lent npprtizer- IL purifes the blood. in.
vigorates the system. possesses great nonr-
i>hing and strengthening power. enables
the stomach to digest the hearriest food,
makes sep refreshing and eS'ahlishes ro-
bust health. Smokers and Chewers tor
Sky Years Gured. Price Fifty Gems per
hox. post frea. a treatise o The Injurious
effects of Tobacco. with Isis of r ferences.
testimonials. sc sent free Agents xan'ed
Address DR.. T. Il. ABBOTT, Jersey City.
M 1lml
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AGENTS u ANTIL q ~
Dr. < lNE's GRErt PICTORIAL MORE
ARCTIC EXPLORATIONS

IN Il gait volume of rarest merit and
insIruc ion and Of great Interest for all
reqde, s fully iIlusrrared Nj h over
3UO BEAUTIFUL ENGkAVINGS
IN +,sela d wood and containing graz hic
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relen less FkOST !. \ which ID long held
them I'M grasp with a t'iorrnphicnlSkerch
Of The W hor by uuc'nr -hielde of Prince
ION college.
Sold only b. Suhscrip i'm Highest Com
missions l'aid ami Exclu>iv territory given
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A. s. G. W RAlLW
Aui ITuR OF :TAT' s CIF.CE
IEPAhTMtNT OF lNsIR4NCt. =

IkPAhTMtNT oF 1NslRtNCt
tuLUMbns. Juy Is ia6S
l. is HrrehY ferJfei, In" IA
iinme Insurance. C"mra'y, '"ea'cd
New Haven in ri" STATE at G"nmrc +:
ru' has C mp Ell ~ all r~rsI,cr$. W.T.
he laws of ,iriS = ate relating I" F,r.
in,urar &c Companies ter III" cu'rrn
year, aud has ti'eri ID this Ofirr Il sw"r'
statement, hy rhe lr per Ofice'>
- owing Ills a"ndI'l..n and tu.in-s>. a.
he dat. 1T snch Statement as in'iuws
Amount of actual paid up Cap
iIal. 81. 900, O0C, &C
amount Of availal lie
Assets 1.61s, 32O,S4
Aggregate amount o. Liabilities
except Capital Stock 714,62s,s IS
Amount q 1nctnIe for the pre-
ceding wear 1,sGO, 512.l Is
Amount o Expenditures for he
preceding year 1.125,7 51 %
her u ~ >n''>crrt.ch ny uarn.. and
lea rau> d me Sea al NY flee |" h
afix'd 'he day ard y'ar allow
j S u GODNiN s
Ey;liE AEiit"" "f .>f"fe
By JAS. WILLIAMS fkiI Qtk
JOHN d JUNES..
.iy. Mt [h md u
23 IS ! yr
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TERMS TO AGENTS.
FOR A CLUB OF THIRTY, AM
SO U0,

The person sending it can have the hoic,
1.-The following articles az their comm IssiOn-
- Yard Cotton cl -tb. Harris Cleih Pants
'aiIern. Splendid Iiowie Knife Lnucas'o'
QUILT. Engraved 81 yer spoon Ho'd, +. Pair
.,dies' extra qualify Cloth liOors, Prin
,rrSs Pattern. Wcrsted Breakfast Shawl
White Linen Tab e Cloth set of steel biadeN
Knives aud Forks. set of silver PlaIen
@or Ks. Embossed Table rpread IL 'ga'f
ngraved Silver Pla ted G Id Lined Gobi'
Violin an1 Bow. Fancy Dress Pa'Ieri. l. e
CANT ST k Headed Paras-l. I0n-piciure NJ
.ccn Photograph Mum, Elegant Iv"r.
landed Spangled silk lan, tine dozen
,rge size linen Towels, Fancy lialmorn'
kirt. Ladies' Nornccn Shopping Bag.
4 neycnmb Quiir. ,lhimbra Quilt. Ladies
III d foruia +. iamond ling. Gem :
ain or Engraved Col Ring. (l6 carets
ire) Ladies' Sulid Black Walnut Writing
rrsk. Ladies Fancy iilIch Wnlnu' Work,
iox. Cotmge Clock. tine dozen I.adi s. Li"-
en- HandkerLhiets. extra guilty, OF One
,ozen Gems Linen Handkerchiefs.
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Willis, Kaufman & Co.

imt forget that ~ g have hr rg 81 Stock of p RI OR -TOVES, COOK
ING and HEATING STOVES, ever bruu.h 10 this nat t, aud ~ prices
to suit the times q cd "a al STOVES nun ~ fer q wrhty fsei E1DHrs
Pa,lur Stov = all prices We have al. II Lrge >sck Of lea Trays, epresed
md Laramie TIn-wa, Fmrnshiny Go dis ii n k.nk as tos ~ ID. lowest
Give l. a cali before purchasing. iout Jorge. The place. Two boors Esst Of
Fr-, Na,iunal Ka, /, AsEh, d o 49, -A~t"t EHr .
(vuf22n l5f) WILL Is, K tUFFMAN 4 co. 80
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oily reliable, the 'h niIsf Try j.,
Mrs 8 A atlen'e l." rrvtd ("'w
s'vle) Huir Rts'o,'r OF IRE ss''r. (pr
me bp.,lc.) Ny w,,e ~ ch'ld''d IRE
fer it: Every Druggist cells il. Price
One Dollar.
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Youugs,owu. New GnsiIe aad Erie tx
press leaves Youngstown. 2.5rpm: New
I a>rle. 4.0Jpm ARRIVES ru;shngh. h.utIm
R1Iurning, lenves pnIshurgh I.I5am : ar
rivts New Castle, 81, an Youhg-.owu.
10 4 am.
Youngstown, New Castle and PiIisbu gh
,cecmmod,.i ion leave Youngstown. 6.Ui
am; New Castle. IL am arrives illrgheny
lu.Hlam returning. leaves Phisbu. gh
+3:,pnI. arrives New Cas.le 7.U5pm Youhgs
Town I.6Up IN.
h. F. Il MYERS.
Gen eral Tic ket agent.
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SCfYRIAT NST11uTE OF
PENMANSuIP
OF GENEVA,
Has been moved { % Cleveland, and
connected win tic
IINInN RIISINESS EnI ECE
OE EVA.

UNION HlISlNE > COIIEGE
The Principal of this Nation al I~nsritnt, &.
Plat Il 81 encer. one of ihe authors OF the
celebrated Spencerian System at Wiring,
and The acknowledged Champion of the
Zen in The United sIares. will have charge
OF the wiring Department Of the Union
business Colleg I.y his change The ad
vanIag"s for acquiring a business hand
writ ing or mastering Nh Ar of Writing in
all its branches, are such as are no where
el>e 30 he found. Mr.. Spere-r has taught
irsmany &C tirs lshding E~ollegesand Pnhlic
Schools of The Continent an | every wnere
gait cred around him large C asses of The
finest 'nleut. and gained u very enviable
reputation as instructor of this most u~eful
Art
Scholarships issued Mt this institution
are good throughout tho 'sSociation
Young men readily see and appreciate The
association of Colleges ] cared in business
ceHrres. and single i@olItei schools in
! countrv towns Ii ycure men desire 10
get into bn ineSsthey must go where bust
ness is rransacfed.
For Trims, and Specimens of wiring nd
FELTON, & BIGELOw, 3m0
EFEss STfTf
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/ Some of the best lands in Northern Iowa
for grain and stock farms have perso"afl!
examine dI heseIands md for 40 J N d nm'u
,al acyantngest they are not fxcell, d in iha
STATE. These lands will sooh he n railroad
communication will bofb lie Ia tand Wes'
;. he Iirie is perfect, Apply 10 or address
David Clause.
Sullivan" ohi9' u 3E