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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-15
ClnclnnaIi MarkeI.

By Telegraph. CINCISNArI, May Il.
FLOUR-Uu charged. and the demand
light; family 81 0JGll ..
-WHEAT-Held SC IA CHER; No. 1 at 81 30 /;
No. 2 at = -, and there was some demand
at these rates.
CORN Firm, and in good demand, at soc
@9lc Tor ear; shelled held I92c higher.
OATS Firm, at sic
RYE AND BARLEY-Unchanged and quiet.
COTToN-Held firmly, at 29c, but there
was nothing doing.
loBAC DIN good demand; sa' es of 200
hhds.; Tugs IS 60g9 So end leaf at So 40Cg
80 50.
MESS Pork " as in good demand, ard
all TO be had at 81 70 was taken; IT the
close ii was mol 10 be had below S28 90.
BULK MEATS-Dull. and no demand
BsC,N-ShOpiderss dun, at l31zc; there
were some orders in or clear b and clear
sides, and about 100 hhds. sold, closing at
iG1eetl7c.
LAKD-semains dull. at Is1zc; no de
mand.
BUTTER In large supply, and the mar
ket uull and prices declining; fresh at 35c
@39t.
Fees Advar ced to l8c, owing to a light
supply.
stGAR-Firm, and in good demand, at
1870 l5Szc.
CoFFEE-Unchange an1 quiet.
POTAToEs-DuIl, at So 1901 % per bOL
CfOID-l39l% buylug.
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Chicago Market.

By TeIegra oh. - CHICAGO, May "A
FLoUR-More active; sales at So . oil .
TO- spring extras.
WHEAT-Frmer and more active; sales
OF No l at 81 1902 I554 No. 2 at s. CSC
g C95a closing steRdy a. 81 094g2 0953 FOR
No. ?
CoRN-Less active, and 1za$4e lower;
sa3es of Mo- l at 921ad93&c; No. Fat 9I128
pc, and rejected at S019Jlzc1 closing at S2t4c
oATs-ials4c lover; sales at 7E4972lze,
closing at7I14; sales of2,0yO bu she's, at &c,
sellers option al June.
RYE-Quiet a1d frmer at 81 50 for No.
in = ore.
jected in store
PROVISIONS inactive and nominal at
SIS for mess pork, 1870 for lard, and I2j49
1910 fOI dry sailed shoulders.
BEEF CATTLE Quiet and & shade easier;
sales a. S79S 80 for medium to good ship,
ping steers.
FREIGHrs More active at 2szc- for oats
SIC for corn, and 411c for wheat TO Buffalo,
and sc for oats to OswegO.
RECEIPTS-5,545 barrels flour, IS S2S BUSH
els wheat, 73.Sl0 bushels corn, 81, S5S bush
els GA s; 10 057 live hogs.
SHIPMENTS - Is 264 barrels -four. 32.I00
bushels wheat; I04 S92 bushels corn; 400
bushel oats; 6,S46 live hogs.
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NeW York Market,

By Telegraph az INV YoRK, Mayl4
CorroN-Moderateiy active and 1alc
better: sales 3,400 bales at 3O1293lc for mid
ding uplands.
FLoUR-Receipts :, 2O9 bills; the market
is irregular and unsettled. with rather
more doing for export; sales 1920 bbis. at
SO 60dl0 05 tor extra State; 50 509l0 so for
extra Western Sl1 759l3 % for white wheat
extra; 50 S09l3 80 for round-hOop Ohio;
for good to choice do, closing unsettled.
California declining; sales 800 sacks al
ST. S09l3 g. Rye. Flour q shade hrmer;
sales 40 bbls. at S. 259l0 20. ~
CORN MEAL-Quiet.
WHIsKY-Nominally unchanged.
WHEAT-Recetp 50.742 bushels; market
opened firm, but closed dull and dropping;
sales $50 600 bushels at 81 3792 IS 70 40. 2
Spring; s. 46'a2 As for No. do; 81 81 for in
ferior n %. do; So 0893 10 Tor white Cali
fOrnia IS 20 for white Michigan; 81 54g2 So
for Winter red Canada in bond.
RYE shade tirmer; sales 5000 bushels
at IL 10 for canada lree, and 81 50 for do. IN
BARLEY-Quiet ttA -a
BARLEY MALT-DuU.
Is, GOO bushels IN bond at ST 5215@I 58. -a
RN-Receipts 6,247 bushels; market
heavy and shade easier; sales 81 500 BUSH
els at 81 legal Is for new mixed Western
afiOat, and 81 II for old afiOat.
OATS Receipts, l77o9 bushels; market
sales 1900 bushels at S7549SS1zc for West
ern adoat.
EklOt--9-Lettt9.
CoFFEE-steady; sales, 400 sacks Rio on
: sUaAR-Firrn; sales 800 bbIs Cuba at
MoLAssEs-Firmer. for fire. ciayed; no
sales t4 F-& ta
Is OPS Quiet.
PETROL EUM-Quiet at I31z9I4c for crude,
SOC Tor refined IN bond.
PORE-Dul and heavy; sales $3.50 bar
rels at sos 379lS 80 FOR new mess, closing al
SIS 40 for cash /; SIS 25a28 80 for old do; SIS
for prime mess; also 500 barrels new mess
sellers OF. ion IN June, at SIS 5042S 80.
BEEF-SteaIy; sales, $50 barrels and 80
tierces. -
BEEF HAMs-Dull sales of 50 barrels at
359STc
Cur NEAT Du1l sales OF $50 pkgs at 1871
ollie for 81 Oulders; I9l64c for hams; mid-
dies steady; sales so boxes Cumberland
cut al l414 y 4Igc.
LARD-Shade firmer; sales, $50 barrels at
lS14aI9c
.eHqTTER- Quiet at 8og3Ic, Ohio; 94oc
for State.
Enthusiastically at l2Gl7c. e
q FREIGHTs To Liverpool lower; ship
mems OF 5000 bush. wheat per steamer al
5G554c. +s5
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New York Dry Goods Market.

BY Telegrapb1 NEW YORK, May II.
There has been a more general break in
prices OF unreasonable styles of prints to-
day, the action OF one jOboing house re-
ducing the prices of all makes to one shfl-
ling per yard, against which most agents
are determined to bolt. The Lancaster
and Ne rrimack Companies have reduced
their prices--the former to 1215c and the
latter to 131ze-oat otherwise there is no
I'M portant change, and so we continue TO
l415c; do d, l31<c; do light styles, I21<c; Pa
cific, 1910. and Lancaster, Manchester,
Gloucester and American, I25Sc. In other
classes of goods there is no important
change to notice.
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81. Louls MarkeG.I . - {

By Telegraph ST. LOUIS. May Ii
TOBA CCo-A Active. firrn and unchanged.
COTTON Dali; nothing doing
HEMP-AcIiye and bu0yants 81 40@l 80
for undressed.
FLOUR-Ste ady ard unchanged; sales Of
super1ne at IS Is; extra g 500 90; double
extra SO 75g10 70; choice IA u cy Fall 81 COG
SIS -
WHEAT-Choice Fall finn at full prices;
sales at 50 S0@3 90. spring dull, and buyers
stood of: small sales at 81 ll92 Is.
CORN-Firner but slow; SO 995c-
uATs-Has advanced 394c, with sales at
6l0S4c
RYE-Firm 77Gs2c.
PROVISIONS Extremely dull no demand
for round lots. Pork sold at SIS 90. Bulk
Meats have no sales. Bacon-retaii sale of
clear sides at lie; sugar-c cured hams 20e2lc.
100000 pounds OF clear SIDES sod after
Change. yesterday at 1919 Lardsdull and
nominal.
CATTLE-Light demand and supply at
56Sc, gross.
sHEEP-s2 s5g7 so p head.
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IsiYer Diena clles.

CLSCISNATI, May I4-Eve.- Raining most
OF the q & Y. Dut the prospects to- mig 1T are
that II VIII c ear up. Business is very duh.
The river is stationary. with So feel water
in the channel and "a feet pace under the
bridge for passing steamers. No arrivals
outside the regular packets, and only one
departure. the MinueOla, for Memphis.
PITTsBURG, May l4-Eve-The ]. ". Nc
CullOugh arrived to-day and departed this
evening fOrCincinnati. The Kaie Putnam
departed with -. endid trip.
NASHVILLE, Ma l4-Eve.-The river is
falling. with "a feet on Harpeth Shoals.
Weather cool aud raining. Arrived-Ella
Hughes and j. n. Phillips, from Upper
Cum oerIand. DEPARTED = Emma Floyd,
for Cincinnati; Nashville, for Cairo.
ST. LOUIS, May l4-E7ening.-A Arrived
Wild Dack and barges, from Pittsburg;
Belle MemphiS and Key CITY Dubuque:
Davenport and Sucker Ste te from -. Paul.
eparted-MinbeSOta and sheridan TOR
st. Paul; War Eagle, for Omaha; Jul a for
VIckSburg; TacOny, for Ten nessee River.
on the levee for landing freight is becon-
ing quit circumscr5 beds The Missouri IS
failing slowly but the Upper Mississippi
and Illinois are swelling.
The weather Is shOwery and cold.
LOUISVILLE May live. - Arrived-
John Kilgour, from New Orleans; Rob
Roy and Mary IRWIN, from Incl dnati.
Departed-ROb Roy, for EVansv lie; New
York, for Ndss vile; Mari erwin. Tor Ar
kansas River. The river confines to rise,
with III feet water in the canaE f5t2 in
the chute and Az on the cks. Weal her
cold a. d cloudy, with drIzzliDg rain du-
ring the gre lie: part of the daY, and no
igns Of clearing up. The Louisville has
laid up. business dull.
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fsiV Err Me- s .
q -. -. - sce seve1.th- 20.

The river com menced rising again yes
terday a:tern con. and up to night had
risen fairly 6 inches......-.The only arrival
up 10 midnight wss the famous Belle Lee,
with a magnificent trip. including 400
head Texas cattle 10 Cairo, and $50
tons railroad iron, and seventy five tons
miscellaneous freight and IS head Of cattle
for Louisville and Cincinnati. She was
crowded with passengers, every state-room
being fuIl. >he Will be here en- route to
New Orleans on Monday at noon. Her
officers have cur thanks for late files Of
New orleans papers. Frank Par
gould continues in the Memphis and New
Orleans trade, having left Memphis for
the latter city on Wednesday, her usual
day.........The P. W. Strader and Minneola
were detained at cincinnati by bad wealth
er, and viii not be here tin TO morrow
morning ..-..--.----..-..--
The Beie Lee viii be here early on Mon
day next, and should receive liberal pat
ronage. she is one ofthe best boats afloat.
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WANTEB-AGENTS,

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f7lOgI Extraordinary inducern euts to
Agents to sell the " Popular and Authen
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MI. whose Mintarys Education close
study OF History, long experience as Edi-
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S58.O0O FOR 81 IS.

Fourteen OF the passengers billed in the
Railway Accidents at
ANGOLA and PORT JERTIS
Had lnsul ell themselves against such ca
lamitIes by procuring Tickets OF Insaran ce'
against a ccIdents issued by the
Railway Passengers Assurance Co.
of Hartford, Conn.,, t-t.Ef
At the small cost Of FOUR DOLLARS
AND SEVENY-FIVE CENTS, which Sc
cured to their families the sum of
$5S, 600.
The claims upon tickets in the Angola
accident, aInountin TO s2j,t have been
paid; the Others viii be promptly adjusted
and paid by the Company, which is the
only one in the United States devoted to
tn S branch of Accident Insurance.
1t has capital of over THREE HUN
DRIED THOUSAND d JLLARS, safely in
vested in Government, State, municipal,
and 9th er securities.
It has 100000 deposited with the Treasu-
rer of Connecticut, as additional security
to its ticket-hOlders.
Its ticK cts are dated when issued, to
commence at any required hour, and sold
at nearly every ticket Office IN the country.
It is liberal in its policy and prompt in
its settlement of claims The total and
partial losses upon its tickets already
amount to u rly $4,000
J. G. BAIT ERSON. President.
HENRY T. SPERRY, Secretary. lmay7 d6t
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Louisville Market.
LOUISVILLE, May IA.

By Telegraph LOUISVILLE, May a.
ToBACCo-Active for Tugs or common
leaf; sales 2S9 hhds. at S63S for Tugs; SO %
ml3 for low leaf, and S2O924 for selections
and m anu fact uring.
FLoUR-Superdne s. 1893 90
WHEAT-S2 55tQ2 so.
OATs-z8980c.
CoRN-90G9lc.
LARD-lS549l9c.
MESS PoRK-S2S 90.
BACON Shoulders 14cs clear sides I71<c.
BULK MEATS hou .ders 13c; clear sides
l61zc.
CoTTON-At 2SG29c.
UNCONSTITUTIONAL.
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Memnhis Market.

BY Telegraph MEMPHIS, May IA.
CoTToN -Firmer and price nominal;
receipts. 26 bales; exports, III bales.
FLOUR Unchanged.
PoRK-SI9
BAoON-ShOulder IS 1910; clear sides 1879.
BULK MEATs-ShouIders I3c; clear sides
l7c.
LARD-199201&c.
CORN-Sl o..
HAY-SIS co.
OATS-75c.
BRAN-SS5 90.
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". -coNsuuATEs.
Schedule C.

Aux Cages, Bahia, Batavia, Bay Of
Islands, Cape Haytien. Cape Town,
Carthagena, CeylOn. Cobija, Cy-
prus, Falkland Islands, Fayal,
Guayaquil. Guaymas, Lanthala,
Maranham, Mata moras, Mexico,
Montevideo, Omoa, Payta, Para,
Paso del Norte, Piraus, Rio Grande,
Sabanilla, Saint Catharine, Santa
Cruz, (West Indies,) Santiago, Cape
VerdeO Spezzia, Stettin, Tabasco, Ia
htta, Tahiti, Taleahuana, Tumbez,
Venice, Zanzibar.
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FOR RENT.
WANTED.


LIFE OF GENERAL Grant,
BY John >. G. Abbott. This work will be
illustrated with three fine steel engravtngs
and eight maps. printed in tint, and sold
only by su description. Agents will find
this a Work that VIII sell Itself Cbe sub
fect. author and the fine style in which
the b ok VIII be published cannot fail to
Insure for il an emo nous and rapid sale.
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suit the times. We are now ready to as
sign territory. WHITE. CORBJN. BOUVE
& Co, Publishers, no Walnut Street, Gin
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M0YETIRY & C0NMERCIAL

To CoUNTRY NiERcHASTs.-We direct the
attention especially OF country merchants
TO the superior facilities Of the JOURNAL
Company for printing Fancs Posters and
all kinds of mercantile Work, viz. Bill
Heads, Cards. Circulars, &C. q Orders for
work can be sent through any Of me
EvansviIe mercb ants.
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ROE SALE.

RSOR SALE-VALUABLE HAY AND
* FRUIT FARM-32O acres; 900 acres
fenced ; So acres of meadow; 200 apple
trees, selected fruit; JTdHle house; well,
cistern, hay barn and press, wood-shed;
garden of raWberries, raspberrtes, grapes,
pears, &C stables, crib; tenant houses;
tobacco saed; good oak and poplar timber;
half mile from saw mill; two miles and
q half from Rock port. Ind. one mile ron
landing on Ohio River; known as the
% General Veatch Farm For sale or ex-
change TO- city property or. city 9TdeTS-
Inquire on the premises, or of t.B. CROSS,
or Of man at BAIRD & STARTS once.
mayl4 DIT Hs .I-a -
WPOR SALE-HOUSE-The fine dwell
iEg-house on the corner of First street
and Fulton Avenue. Lot so feet mont on
Fulton Avenue, running back 10 feet on
First Street. Good stable and other OUT
buildings on the premises. Z The property
will be sold cheap. Enquire OF
CHAS. SCHAUM & CO,
Cor. Fourth ST. and Fifth Az, Lamasco,
or Of GEORGE WOLFDINi
ans dim Mt Vernon, Ind.
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Notice.

a GOOD OPENING FOR ANY ONE
a. wishing TO g into Feed store or
Livery Stable business. or both combined.
As am about TO take a trip to Scotland
this Summer, will sell out my stock and
fixtures, with house aud balance of lease,
on easy terms to q suitable purchaser.
This is a good opportunity for any one
who is DESTROYS to go into this kind OF
business, having ample accommodation
and as good stand as any in the city, be-
ing on the corner of Main and Fourth
Streets, half way between the depot and
river. Apply 10 VIM. TROOP, SR.,
Western Feed Store, corner Fourth and
Main, Evansville, Indiana, lmayR
UYHITE-WASH BRUSHES, rang
w ing from 25 cents to s. 90, at
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At REASONABLE PRICES AND ON
EASY TERMS.

EAS1 Eh%1Cs
..UE s. EE - AK q 81 90
This property is situated conveniently
% the business portion of the city. and not
ar from the Main Street line OF street
Railroad, and any extension of said line
may be expected to run close to 1t. The
ground is
IGH, DRY, AIRY, AND HEALTHY,
Being on the summit between the Ohio
River and Pigeon Greek. 4 { lies west OF
the LongWorth Tract (the location of the
proposed City PARK, and adjOins Il, and IS
nsi de the corporation line.
We invite all persons who wish to pur-
chase eligible building lots, at fair prices,
to apply hmm ediately.
For further particulars, inquire Of
MCNEtLT & SCHL BERT,
r-He Real Estate Agents, 81
West Corner Main and Third Streets,
or WILLIAM BAKER,
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ADJUSTMENTS.
TUR II Err Halt

II II II ~ T. II II A L L.
GREAT EVENT or THE SEASON.
Engagement Of the celebrated Equestri-
enne Actress,
NJ IS l. + - II " ID. s D ~.
and her Trained Horse. BLACK BEss
THURSDAY EVENING, May Iffh,
First time ia this city OF Lord Byron.
great Poeticai spectacle.
M a n T. p z a:
or, THE WILD HORSE or TARTARY.
sz- Mazeppa viii be produced on "a era nd
and expensive scale, and with an the
original dresses and seem ry.
See future advert 'sements. final d3t
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n the northeast portion of the city, has
ust been laid out into lots, and IS offered
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Fourteen OF the passengers killed in {
Railway Accidents at
ANGOLA and PORT JERTIS
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-11-13
Extreme Case Cared.

From Rev. Isaac AIKEN, Allegheny, Pal
JOSEPH FLEMING, Druggist,
No. 81 Market Street, Pittsburgh,
SIR take great pleasure in stating
that, after having suffered from dyspepsia
for about fifteen years, at some periods
much more than others, I have been entire
ly cured by the use Of Goes Dyspepsia
Cure. My friends know that Of late years
my case has been an extreme one. 1 had
great suffering from eating any kind Of
food. and on an average would vomit about
onc-third Of my meals, in sour, indigesti-
bic mass. When the severe attacks would
come, would lose all strength and be ut
terly helpless. Some of the attacks would
be SO severe that for days together would
not retain any thing on my stomach, save
little dry toast and tea. For years I
knew not what it was to pass i've consecu-
tive hours without intense pain. From the
time took the first dose Of this medicine
ceased venting, gradually all soreness
passed away, and flesh and strength re-
turned, and ever since have been able to
eat any kind OF food set upon the table.
Six months have now passed without any
symptoms Of the return of the disease. My
case was considered by all, even physic-
ians, so marvellous, that for time Il was
feared it might be fictitious but am now
so we'll convinced, that have been not
merely relieved, but permanently cured,
that | can conscientiously recommend
Goes Dyspepsia Cure to all victims Of
dyspepsia. ISAAC AIKEN,
Late Pastor of the Beaver st. II. Z.
Church Allephanv
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decided that he has the power to
reissue any legal-tendcr notes that
may have been redeemed, but not
cancelled, provided the amount out
standing does not exceed $500, OOO,-
900. This will obviatc the neces
sity of further sales of bonds or gold
by the treasury, and enable the
secretary to afford substantial relief
to tho money market, Although
opposed to further issues,of currency
he feels justified in resorting to any
legitimate means to relieve the
present critical condition Of finan-
cial affairs, 4
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GELoR1oUs-A "colored cuss"
from Afrikay, Mihnesotay, 1oway or
some other glorious land Of libertay
dropped from tho cars between the
track and platform, today exclaim-
ing, 1--WE are the yankees that do
the voting A crowd of disguised
radicals who voted citizenship upon
"thc man and brother,' permitted
him to lie back downwards reaching
up for land until the train had gone.
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Leroy Grain Trade.

Mr.. j. r. Larrabee of Leroy in
forms us that he has shipped over
10000 bushels of wheat this fall.
The present town of Leroy is only
a one-year old borough, has six ware
houses which allowing an equal
amount to each would make it over
100000 bushels grain market al
ready, aud most of the crop still on
hand.
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Home Testimony.
Nrw H.yrv ~ I,no

New HAVEN, Ct June l., 1867.
Messrs. G. G CLARK g. Co.
Gents, -Being anxious, from the great
benefit derived, to assist in spreading the
fame fCoe's dyspepsia Cure, would
state my case. Some thing over q year
ago, had violent attack of Diarrhea,
which lasted eight weeks, during which
time employed three physicians, but with.
out relief, until tried Goes Dyspepsia
Cure. The .frst dose helped me /. took
it three times a day for a week, and. was
entirely cured and believe to-day that
it saved my life. Being attacked in.
similar way this season, L took one dose,
which put me all right, l would advise.
every family to keep it ON hand ready for
immediate use, in case Of Summer or Bow
ell Complaints. G. DUNN.
The above Mr.. Dunn is in our. employ,
and We can vouch for the above statement
being true. i. ARNOLD g. Co.
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Toys and Willow-ware Of all kinds
in great abundance, very nice, du-
rable and cheap, at the store of
Price & Lowry. They also keep a
full stock of every thing in the line
of drugs, paints, oils, glass, warm
ishes, and patent medicines. Call
and be convinced. Att
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TOBACCO ANTIDOTE,

WARRANTED to remove all desire
w for Tobacco. This great remedy is
an excellent appetizer. It puri6es the
blood, inyigorates the system, possesses
great nourishing and strengthening power.
enables the stomach to digest tho hearth
est food, makes sleep refreshing, and
establishes robust health Smokers and
Chewers for Sixty Years Cured. Price,
Fifty Cents per box, post free. A treatise
on the injurious effects Of Tobacco, with
lists Of references, testimonials, &C., sent
free. Agents wanted. Address DR.. T. r..
ABBOTT, Jersey City, N. ]. [n42-l2s
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Brown & Co.'s, Olio Troupe ex-
hibited at the Court House on Fri
day evening to a highly appreciative
audience. Their entertainments are
highly artistic and cannot fail to
draw good houses wherever they go,
and their merits, as actors, arc
known. We commend them to the
lovers Of innocent amusement every
where.
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The Methodist Episcopal Church
of this place was dedicated on Sun
day last. The day was extremely
unpropitious, yet the attendance
was large. Rev. DR.. Raymond,
delivered the sermon of dedication.
Nearly $1,000 was collected at the
close of the discourse, to free the
house and society from debt.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-11-13

Pettingill, Bates & Co., are
about to issue new weekly in NJ
Y. City, to be entitled "Hcarth
aud Home.' Donald G. Mitchell,
will be it's editor, while Mrs. Har-
riet Beacher Stowe will be a regular
contributor, and have control Of it's
home and fireside department. 1t
is to be neutral on religion and we
hope on "Uncle Tom too.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-11-13
Goes Dyspepsia Cure.

Will also be found invaluable in all cases
+ Diarrh"a, Dysentery, Collie, Summer
Complaints, dripping, and in fact every
disordercd condition Of the stomach.
Sold by Druggists in city or country
everywhere ut 81 per bottle, or by appli-
cation to G. G. CLARK & CO.,
a9-9bw Sole Proprietors, New Haven, Ct.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-11-13
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