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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-08

IHE NEw YORK HERALD.-There is a story
ahoat that the New York Herald has been Of
Tered for sale within q day or two, and that
certain partners Of the Tribune Association are
hrsoilaiIng FOR the purchase; the price to be
>L't-OV' exclusive of the new buildin-. but
including the tour new presses, which cost
e7V-HU- The cause Of the sale is said % BE- the
oihCuiiies between yOung Jim Bennett and his
fA'h"r We do not credit the story for this rea-
N"h- 4 cihefs were wanting, thar whenever the
h'fa"4 IS offered for sale the price VIII he nearer
Two millions than one
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-08

The PEEss BANQUET OF the Washington
Correspondents Club on saturday night, at
"elcHeT'S, promises 70 be- brilliant affair
Amongst the invited guests will b. Speaker
'oiiaS, Senaior Anthony, Hon. James Brooks
and !" r. Robinson: Samuel Wilkeson. ESQ;
Johh h ouHg, Esq, managing editor OF the
New York ZriJsHe; Henry ID. Cooke, Esq, and
0th'r PeT-onagts of note. newspaporiaI and
OtLtTw ise.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-08
DESTRUCTIyE FIRE

BUFPALo, Jan. S.-The cabinet factory Of
Aersichel d Simmons, on Elm street, has been
Destroyed by hre. Loss $4,000 insured for
$4,000. The fire was the work Of an incen.
disry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-08
INDIANA DEMOCRATIC STATE COW.
XENTlON -

ISpecIai DIspatch 10 the Star.
INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. s-Delegates TO Ihe State
Democaatie Convention are still arriving II is
conceded that Hendricks will be nominated f,,r
Governor and Turpie will be given the second
place on the ticket
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-08
THE GLENN'S FALLS HOAX.
NO Island sunk, no Earthquake, and no
Upheavai of the Lake.
Especial Dispatch To the

TROY, N. Y, Jan s.-The dispatch from
Gienn's Falls stating that information had
been received there of the sin king of Recluse
Island, is contradicted. There had been no
shock Of earthquake felt, and no Tremendous
upneaNing OF the waters Of the lake
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-08

LACE IS the msnia Of the fashionable ,vor,a
~ prestnt ana the new points combine elae,r-
az pat.efns with gauzy finenesss and Hrhf-
hsss' ahe heavy laces are no longer fashion,
aoie. Venice guipure. the Chantilly. ana
Bayeueh black laees. and point o. oaxe and a.
only cnes how worn.-E n Er~n;no D., '"e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-08

A'ANE PRESENTED TO TIE PREsIDFNT.-A
committee OF citizens of Connecticut, New
YORK and other States last evening presented
10 Tie President a cane made from the wood of
'hr celebrated Charter Oak. An appropriate
speech was made by Postmaster Cleveland of
Hartford, which was responded TO by the Presi- :
deit. In the presentation speech, a parallel
Was arawn by Mr.. Cleveland between the old
ree, which protected and preserved the char
ter and Mr.. Johnson. us the defender of the
constitution ana advocate Of the restoration of
The Union. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-08

AS INFoUNDED REPORT-The statement of
correspondent in a Boston paper that dis.
bUTsins clerk IN the Office of the Secretary of
tt' senate II defaulter in the sum of $4,000
AS- not ihe slightest fOu ndaIion in fact as the
ti'sest scrutiny Of The financial affairs of Col.
FNrh'y's office has failed 70 discover any ir-
regularity whatever.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-08
COMING TO WASHJNGTON.

Especial Dispatch to the Star.l
CINcINNATI, Jan. s.-Judge M. F. Force has
left here for Washington City on account of the
Force. $50 S'-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-08
IL REPORT OF THE INDIAN coxxrss,ox

TIE REPORT OF THE INDIAN COMMISSION
The Indian Commission, composed of Hon N
q TAYLOR, Generals w. L. sherman, W. 8
Harvey, A. II. Terry, &C Angur, Colonels
Sanborp and Taffen, and ex-senator Henter-
son, waited upon the President this morning,
and presented their report 10 him. II will be
transmitted to Congress by the Pres dent imme-
diaIely -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-08

toNSTITJTIONALITY OF THE RgCoSsTRrC-
TIcS LAWs.-It i learned that the question of
TIE constItutiOnality of the reconstruction laws
OF Congress viii soon be brought before the
United States supreme Court in such a shape
as 10 secure a direct decision ON the subject
In the Georgia and Mississippi cases, brought
Up last spring, the matter assumed such a
purely political aspect that the Court decided
% had no jurisdiction. II is understood now
that test cas-. arising under the regular ad-
ninistTatiOn Of the reconstruction laws in the
South, and coming through the courts in the
regular way, viii soon reach the Supreme
tOurt q! the United States. Those who pre-
tend 70 knOw-and among them are several
- natOrsfind members of Ongress-say that the
toHrI VIII decide all the reconstruction laws
Unconstitutional The Court, il is said, will
.iand fiye 10 three
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-08

iHE REGENTS oF THE SMITHSONIAN INsrI.
1tIi"N appointed by the Senate ,oint resolu-
IiPh' "hleh passed the House yesterday. are
'lessIs. ih'odore II. Woolsey. of Cincinnati.
b. Asior, OF New York: Mr.. Mclean, of
NJ" JsIse5 ian ana Peter Parker, OF Washington:
aiid Oi tne HCGS" OF Representatives: Hon
m's.Is CARRIED, OF Ohio Poland OF Vermont
and Pruyn, OF New YORK. "'i'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-08

lie Grand lockwood and l.. Y. Van Bas.
regular Stock Board OF New York. On S.tnro
day, because they had connected thensai,s.
with the Open Board OF Brokers. and ACAaass
experienced quite q sensation. -ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-08

IHE ORDSANCK COMMITTEE was in session
ms morning, and examined Col Benton OF
'he Springfield Mass ArmOry- His evidence
was mainly IN relation TO a conflict of Claims
IN regard 10 certain improvements OF a breech
Ioading gun. Tomorrow tine committee will
continue the examination Of Col Benton. and
'.seo e1aminG Col. Bailer, in charge of the test
hg oi pTojectiles .; Fortress Monroe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-08

INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were SsiO.56.S5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-08

PoLlTICAL.-The statement that Gov Den
nIsOn had declared himself in favor of Mr
Chase for the Presidency at public dinner
recently gwen in London, Ohio, having been
generally tele-Taphed TO the press, that gentle
man in = card 10 the Cincinnati ConpseT-iaI
denies tbc report, saying: :. L have no recolIpc-
ton 81 saying anything in relation TO candi-
dates, and ceI.-Inly expressed no preference
for Judge Chase or any other gentleman named
M connection with the Presidential candidacy -
a private letter from Hon. Mr SGeIIa-
barger, received at Columbus on the 9Jh inst
,p'aks of his health slowly improving and
expresses hope OF being able ere long to return
10 Washington and resume the charge of his
duties as Representative.
- General Fremont is sui ultra radical
and Is sand 10 be warmly in favor of Chase for
President, against Grant.
Judge Poland is likely 10 be warmly
pressed for the Vice Presidency. on the Repub-
hcan ticket, by his Vermont friends
II New York Commercial Adctrttser
states, apparently by authority, that Senator
kye Is strongly IN favor Of Grant for Presi-
dent.
The Republican Convention of Connect
lent 20 nominate State officers and choose del
egates TO the Presiden tial Convention in Chicago.
Will oe held AZ Hartford on Wednesday, Janu-
nary Is.
- The Chicago committee are making ar
rangements for the Republican National Con-
FsnuOn, 70 be held in that city in May next
Either n wigwcm will b. erected, as in 1860, OF
farwen Hall Will be engaged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-08

De. EELLows CALI Bismarck a combination
of Seward aud q rant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-08

GoUGH retires from The lecture field AT The
close o. this season
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-08

ArA merchant of Bloomington Ill. has hit
upon kindly method of advertising his wares.
He gave ten dozen caps away on Christmas to
the poor Of the town.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-08

Tue SOLDIERS HoNE.-A resolution offered
~ hr- >chenck in the House to-day was
adopted directing the Committee on Military
Affairs 20 inquire into the expediency oil re-
moving the Old Soldiers Home from Washing
Ton 70 the military asyiums, and 70 admit
soldiers Of The regular army 20 them as vel as
volunteers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-08

1NJUEEp.-Thomas Il. Connery. Esq, the es-
teened chief Of the New York Herald bureau, is
Iaia ap temporarily by asevere fall in getting
CuI Of Il carriage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-08

PAVING AND REPAIRING THE AvENUEs-A
resolution was introduced in the Senate o-day
by Mr.. Morrill,, OF Maine, (Which was agreed
to,) lnstructing the Committee on Public Ruild.
ings and Grounds TO inquire whether the an
nual expense of paving and repairing the pub
hc avenues OF the city of Washington conld
not be permanently reduced by carrying ont
the original design of setting apart and trans
ierlng either twenty feet of the centre or ten
ieet on each side more or less. of such avenues
ana planting the same with shade trees; and
also IN what mode the owners of property abut-
ilng The avenues. and who would be largely
ben'fttrd by the improvement, can be made TO
deiray the expenses of the same
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-08

IHE WAsHISGTss SPECIAL CoRREsPoxn.
yN'E OF the Chicago R,pH5IieGH is now in charge
Of W Scott Smith, Esq, OF the Afternoon As.
SOcIated Press
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-08

THE President to-day sent IN large num-
ber Of nominations 10 the Senate, among them
the name of Thomas n. Stulweu, of Indiana,
a. Minister TO Venezuela
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-08

- Thousands of people are starving in East
London, Liverpool and CyonwalI,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-08

The WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE decided
to-day 70 report in favor Of the appointment OF
new commission on whisky meters, and to
suspend al action taken by the present COM
IllS>ICu-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-08
THE EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

N ptLb LpAA- TIE PREST-
DEET.-At one O'Clock to-day, Messrs Charles
V. Hagner, VIM. Penn Chandler Luther Mar
tIn, JeTe. Mckibben, and J. RynaIdo Sank a
committee from the First COnstitut onaI Club
Of Pennsy lyania, visited the President for the
purpose Of presenting him with a gold medal
struck by she Club in commemoraton of the
Presidents efforts in defence OF the Constitu-
ton Tie medal r of gold, three inches in
diameter, on the diverse side of which is an
CIcell'Et likeness of the President, with the
date Of his birth and OF Inauguration as Presi-
dent On the reverse Is the following inscrip-
hon. Handsomely chased and engraved. with
courage and fidelity he defended the Coustitu-
hca and by JUs;ice and magnaniuity res tored
ahena;ed States"
Ia" medal was made al the mint in Phil
adelphia. and cost nearly 500 The presenta-
ton address was made by Col. Hagner, and the
President responded, returning his thanks 10
the CIub, and trusting that their confidence in
him had not been misplaced In conclusion.
be pledged himself ;hal his future course
should be- as the past IN mis- efforts 10 nam tam
aud uphold the Constitution, and assuring the
committee that the presentation was peculiarly
gratifying n this time, and that ne would cher
Ish il mill the last hour OF his life. The Pres
Ident then took each member Of the committee
~ the hand, and some lime was passed III con-
NersaiiOn before the committee Withdrew.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-08

The BILL REPEALING THE TAX on CoTroS
came over from the Senate this morning and
was laid before the House ard referred to the
Com OF Ways and Means. at the request
Oh hr. Schenck, Chairman. That Committee
VIII consider the Senate amendments TO the bill
81 Ihelr meeting Tomorrow, and the general
OPINION is that 1t will agree to report against
them. 1t seems probable that the matter will
nave TO be settled finally in a Committee of
Conference
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-06-26

AHA 4 .UUSINGSS srWVkLU,G 81 3c3f
m example, Of how inaruc,iou Il ippa.tel In
|. AniAitution, ~e inassce NJ Trxde btpaftMtAs.
rset aa srsus tlesa ints c"rtact MIN g"O1s. NAT
they may learn the cost VI growth apl prvdurtiyp,
" material and manufncture; tho cost q Importing
freighting. housing .nd~com!"isS!"ns; to properly
count, marx, sell pack and shop also 10 perform
other Coun,ins asass dlasks ~hA ueatness. accura.
cy and Dispatch Our commercial men want clerks
;whs esR Pesfsrp, these pat4leulsrf AseSss ~ sse
:: az rrs% a .e e es o e'ps.see n
cslcyhaiana Actual paSaysA tusladiAs bSsk -.
Ing, commsrria' Science and Mercantile. Law.
CORPS OF PROFESSORS.
ss,sx-,. J. Dyhr.nsarth and u. Gregory assisted
by Mrssrs Z. q. Dyhrenfurth. IL. D., y. l. Mes.
ser, ?. G. Dyhrrrtursh /. r. Dyhre1iasth, Charles
Hsr.., Y. ~ sacnss., s.'n~'. oes<r.r. md
ri 10 roisoTERBls. - } }eoIo -
Life ssAs,sr,,lpi !. Astsal n.4ness Ders ~ ~
"'. With preparatory t'aiaint u - -.
Lie sss"'.T.spi!. ..i.h s. On. :, ,,.,.,as
INSTRUCTION il oer.su q English L.sr.as. so
evening preparatory cosrss fer .ds'ts (from y,
pens.a.,S. Ill e,sisesl...s...ls Il lis %
\ MERCHANTS N. y. COl.LE0Eg Co.,
lls ( lis Randolph Street, CAk~ye, IN.
Bcsiiles bei6s csnAeetsd wisk NE .Ssve,
Mr.. Dyhrenfurth is the Prcsident, sf 1
large Classical College and Ladies'
Seminary, in the builning aa3blhink 'fhe
Merchants National a, BusipsssI College,
which includes in its curriculum all ,brsp-
chest&E fEaelish Hdaestioa, with fLAtis,
Greek, Algebra, Geemstry. Tnxsnepetsy,
Chemistfy, TsisgfapNfng. Gernnn, French
ElSeutiSn, Ataie, 1DraxaN ~. Mise
Psofssssoss md ,,! 4 lady PrssePt1e.s ssre
~ 4ssss, si,ssspeessass,i ste... spp, yto
thssH isaiaeaA ]: aDyscu1sssh, OAce Gle
f,tls RandelPh St., Chicago, Illinois. .g..t
b% A single iSehOlssship in Shis culees
81. b had BY applying r tAs sns: Of this
ranot xgi1odt2isa b. s!qo'f ~
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-06-26

Il In cSaef that stutientA nay AeRalrs thorough
and practical knowledge II trade Is s1eesseary aD1
IN ampCstant that trahsaetiohs BE- sesuxIly made
For this reassn tho Merchants National Basnsa-
College has been most elegantly fttedup With Ccun
tiers, Backs, Railroad and Expressl 0msse. end 81
appunt eHsncss Thus. student whe,i IN the Bxnk
Ing Department, hsndles md lsarM - essnk md
Judge Y money, both domestic ana foreign; whcn.n
tn. se.hsntiise DEpartmsfk he h&s sanTlss u III
fOsds md karnsto judS OF rssh artisle. Ii evrry
businsa the student handles exactly ~ Panfr pMd
t. that Individual bu&neAa. sdch 40 cAeeka, Drafts
C.Etiniates q Ysp'.is, psb 4 ha10aa. wa4shssDs
Eeerirts, &c. Ia brief,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-06-26
so UT,HERN MINNESOTA.

Az Al iadueeme to business men the
the village II Granger already has the
best Stone Flooring Mill in Southern
Minnesota with never failing supply 81
water for its propulsion Il also contains
several business houses aHonx which may
b. enuuasrstsd, aEia,ffs ssTss gbarTiE
~ - -. ~~r3-'. ostjyn.rs r .EstBUE
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-06-26
FORKS
~ n'S Sf,o:,:s

." G,
And in facSs1 full and com.
ple,e stock p trade: selected
with esp cial reference 10 the
vans of 'ss community.
PeEs2ns rAing to purchase
for &ADEpAY, leash or
Pro- will fiRd theirs as
cheARps anystore'westPf the
Rivsr s@ q :
'SH6oxz ASD pECos WINGED.
HewTfegoa. slaEsL 1857.
2svss NOD HUNT.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-06-26
-aNgH1IeE n0fs = dol
Barnard, Howe, 81 John &c

also two Blaeksmith Shops, I Hxssn Shop
. Pafnt Shop With several other mechanic
Il shors and : good Hotel BY g. n. HuSr.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-06-26
.ts Vsm sHw ia ri Ns1E4IaI y =
Fami y Grocery Store.
! lad bKrsNEw cRrooy 1'aff 2,''

4'ed bKTNEw OREGON, .''' NV
sugossT 80 goSg IHijjHE9t Tbp 3AE'
TUE ,subcriber hss. removed hisstock Of
goods one door, nsrth, at, the, old stand 1ef
Pierre. & Mitchell, where will Be found al
icsosiptioAs of'9Ig :. t2btSeaS $50 ~
FAMILY .GROcERlES,
a. sksio~.st price. for cash Or produce, ,
He also keeps on hand small assert
ment Of
n..ss1ruo sHr 500 Tjo Aood
l DYE S STsrrs, rn32o zstssso zar
ssni hl1MAcuixE Of,.... - ~ ~
81 bnad - So P1,rt,; ~ = . "
YIiheags lin II .rsNa,ssl 10 os'
) -fodJ 70 ssrny hi IapUi Glass, ta"G.t
.nosGs, al ag1si Il -. &c.R g
All accounts due ns.fsr groceries &c Of
more than 60 dAys ssanainE will b eha1r
ed With interest n tbs cate Of 10 Per. cent.
r. - r a7'os'sai H. K. 1AiyyEEslLlL.' ~, p
N !, ofrs l' !, July 's, 1897 a., ~ ln's
a
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-06-26

$12S.OOO Tickets Mt One Dollar E~x,ki
iO,OoO 0ifts, and every Article valuable
~ '.s'ea 1r sn's or r sss:'os.,;. we,
I sfsssl eIrr,Al on,AAone fourttk IL o"A
pessests cr;ek 1leoS. oocnnieS ~ Srsnt Al
barre, Hsfdwsrs Dealer. inciuniss ~
s;s:;:ss :.i ~ 4 az. sss;; cas
st ;s,.s1 = az f.'d' 's's ss 500
;p.lson :1 ZEE ss ss csI.s;.: ss
1css &c. scsapieS - Gassess : 3sss.ss 1, a
wholesale dealers in rurpiture "a. Vaine 5000. o.
s 80. !: sselsslas sssses. I'VE
!. :, mr. -! .,..as , ssss -:
sss:. a:sR u e So: .sr
sss ss,s a;.t = thss s'hs s,::ss -
sss:;l@ ~. *a ::s =,
SIKH c4fiTsI 6,;r-i .pisnd,d . .psn ''o0'.'
:s "a g t.sss s., ~ :as VIZ '4'o
A'' s:; 80, 600 80 g. sr 1esi' :.a
square SiAao, nssulaetured BY SteinuSy
New York, essvsl less. ovsrstrsns bssi
nag, .gss 80 sss "a sshd action rae4 ooo
k.oa,a ca.,s4t GIRL square eraea 4 70
eyssstssns Sss6. French grand action. - f,ss
N,.stsstcrsdsy essed h.eo..5 ssSaasl ssds. /"
Raven I Bacop.. carved fexs ana lyse.s
overs'rung 49, French Grand aslt,n.a sO,, .
s. asa's .. S:ss 81; .v,a = 100
H1eSne,e \ / n. ree.f ;
f1s.sh cspx.i Tn; 81 srr.s az pisse.. ~ I
'asvsn z s;s1e. eotts IL. sssva Srs .saoo
Thirteentf and Fourteenth c.,i,.i '''''
Hslts 3 grand peanss carved lexy. tyre - -,
svsssesuDg sNas DteacNsepsss e. = 20 100 .
* E3eeessA lCerssii dih--I diamond a. a ,ss
s.sie $3.50 .ssE lnM .,a - :. .sibosd
ring. .-rTT.gTIr" 600 0
J Diamond ling uSFacl.. sr,,,,. x.~s,s 500 4
- Wv : 80 a. gsts,Fa sEgssl y
r. WY. ' sesE M g. s,.s.s., !. ~ ~ a
20" s~~svsA nhY. . ~ 3soO
ssiRl aAnest-sus SsSkA patent Svtii @ 80
-. etstees ee1aF t3ncs's Ckost 80. - :
,s,ss.ssdi ss',saa ~ : i n.i Ss.l
-, : =: - sy.s s: :.:, s<.,
r6efves: SO cash. w. ' 80 80 - Soos
ss400id ID SRiux Novar6 ehr...a,n., ter -
a watches Is earrt roId varr,n,ed
5oosech ~ f..-s.~asf s.s"ssSS GOO D,
/ Gnrm 20 aerea la.d ~ - l. AZ ns- .rat-,e L.
GFs II 81 er12Ia town s. ~. ,r.erss2 4,.s ,syss
aas svse rs j.akson c.ns,, - 49, - n
Mrm % 49, l.ens rs. eest u - We -
- hes II q Sectier ~ ~ t~~rne q yssaar =
.rArSe - 10 K.soSuth q. Iuv..- IrgssSr Moo
~ 1fver tea sets cl,ns.,i mi ensvay.s.S q %
ed : piece. slas sees ~ 1850 o
10 Ladies gold huSjtide diamond cas.,l
AZ watches full jewe.iri . .Aisus.snisw q VI n
9Sq each -. Is : 9fTzsy Q 100 .,
$50 geld huntLn. liver v ne. eold c.r, =, 49,
a.. Sull Jew,led l,scarS wssrsussx. - - .,
. ~ 100 each. ta4tI $40 h
10 No ~ cabinet 0ruvsr 4 Dsker a,w.stra ts4sl
-. Ing machine siIvsrplated $500 easl.p $500 :,
70 No ~ mahogany cover d scwias "a. ga 7tSs
chimes slver pisted Grover { Ra.
gt9I le0 each. YE1iI3d dHA I16 =
....ass covered Grover sa.sr ~. 1000 !,
Al. Z; watches full jcwel.! q 'pa,
=. S7s ..e,. s -. -"' - rsossl
~ nupting american vaichssa oaancss s'.sln III
Ase 4eweied So0 each. !. So .ts loo0O(
American watches silver plated Iilery ~ ed
40 n.s1vS ,; =. each ssa.or. 500 u
am, glass bottles s.fraasssi ~ sach: 500 o.
oVV nuHsr dise. allvsyg paAtedaAre1ie gFH
"a deu0se wall y.5 each. 500 o.
~ ssess pm snd ear rsngsa 10 earst =
~. 500 warranted 80 sach.a 500 q
80 N
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-06-26

|tf 90 W .ssk.wN,E Ut To aYN
I'm !. 81 seSfk = .: ss:;
enlaroensat Il the yell knowA DyHlexsUa11 cox
A0sfhL Ootkses, intss1aslnE In 6etiSe buaIness
department, and new, p acttcal. apa vexDsssSE
system Of 1oskkeeping, nnewn ~ 'S'
The Ohto-DnAae1lo 1ybtena.
4 This uaenis known - buG one sabes In Apa3m,
Sessdss Us p.eddens: psacsicd AID sseG46y, Ind
truly aStenishing In Ito co0cisepeas and s1npHdey
beipg 40 much superior 70 the 6oubls entry o. Sljn
present. howSver, only 10 addioS . 10 desS,e e.
W II ;, .::ssassi.s u. Ax.crAsfs xArtosA1
BUSINESS COLI NOE 10 Chicago, the sspeeepial
metropolis Of the great NorthweM, By conbaning the
ability ard Wids expaEDpce of ~ Wew knSw1 Prea.
dpnt With IN Efficient corps 81 professors has been
she aims 70 s5ganlse n aaiis.lens ~ 49, Ap@,s.
gdishing feature 81 which consists In fs bslns go.
aueed ~ practical bssiness neA. II T. dad
ssa proof Of the csnsanmste sknl II Ananelalaae.
teNeo III. UsMnExrc an, nay raesr 10 W present
Syhsn sf Banning In vogue In Chicago and through.
out the west, which ives IL origin . NJ; sand %
evidence Of his ability accountant we need only
mention the weil-known Systen u 0us.neor a ritk.
metic invented BY him. and impaired 70 .Asdents
with the greatest ease ~ y ealsSlasloes NJ mads
With truly startling rapdty. In facs. ~. Dyhren
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-06-26

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