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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-11-25
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y ! y.,.Re- ard ,n,ic.e, the blood, invisorAteTh
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90, .s ,gOIuach digest the heartiest food fnako
,r.S, ,hns, aiul establishes robust health Smoker
- ..,rh FOR I'Iiy ynIr5 cured. Price Ehtyfents pc
'',~Ne, IA Interesting treatise on tH inJuriou
- =; sutScco with lists OF testmoniAlf IeieTeneei
. ,z&. agents wanted. Audrey
De r. ApBoTT, JeLfy City, n j.
TE&TIM ON IAGS-
.n.:lE', IN FrHoNr.-I reesivfA box OF Burton,
..lIloss .lon Rev N Poulon, AJf end It an c5setud
go. $. GAGiUN Connection Harrison Co. Ohio
ysos TEX U. ). TRAsUrr, SEraaryI oMesIPi:.'
,I .apriy OF tho ASApoIE Ae o"s rses!rsd ha' do"
rsox Nsw HAxrsuIRE NskrE PnnoS.-Gsnusnsa {
aalcnee here having been OF the appetite ,Or UOs
ns prisoner, Of This in:'i ,CSA an Stat. Prison
AB.xrra's TrsIrs/Sr. - Dr\BurtOns Aniidote Il
TOO-oeo AS aoconpljfet al e'G,nSSlSr u .,A T.,
A ClKRGTxlS's frsrrroNY.-oMSox or AsTipor
CaISd NY brother End myself Ir SEyI S,s;,o, p,
FRox ruR TsLIcE HELpauLRrrrs, LYSs, Ma =
LI,, 0Iiaei EiSiy nee pSHds Of fcih tn drS rSnAe
s.iag Dr. r'oA' Aa'id''e and al w. NJ NIT Js
Psos ENr SOUTHERN nosK JouHxAL BLSmo,
~ ~ Ss.JsI. TY. SLATER, EdNr.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS '
(Trodemdrk x COpyri0At'd]
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FISK Il HATCH,

R.uksrs and Dealers In Government Sec
snd Financial Agents Of the c. p X X
IA No. 8 Nassau street, New y
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A. W. PAUL h Co.,
IOs MAIN STREET.

./\UR STOCK COMPRISES FINE, ORDI.
nary and Cheap Books, Toy Books, Toys,
zostropes, Fine Bibles, Hymn and Prayer Books,
Albums, Writing Desks, Ladies' Companions,
Building AID Alphabetical Blocks, Gold Pens
aud Pencils, Portfolios, Tourists Cases, &C., &c.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-11-25
A PROFIT OF TN TO
TFgE PEE CEgT. IN ADDITION

Order. ssnt with the funds through re.
IL RsaLs or Erprs.s Companies VIII y
. 70 .t.sntion, Bonds ssnt By retur
80. 20 .ny addrs.s In the United Stat
go I2forv'atlos, Descriptive panI
49, a. furuisked On application 81 thS
AZ. RanrosA Company, No. - W
...s.s and OF
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-11-25

These bonds I'D fair 10 attain the most =
Insnt position among the nOnpDeeulativ'
vestmsnts Of tbs country, and WIN Be at
dealt In ~ The msnsy centres In Esrope.
HOldsrs Of Government securities have .
portunity Of exchanging them for Csntrs
eife Bonds having Al equal rate Of Int
with ths prineIpAl vel secured, and Of
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-11-25

Under these favoring auspices very gratifying
progress has been made in extending the railroad
trask from both directions. Nearly 1000 miles
of the Main Limo and oonvergtng branches DO
tween tho Missouri River and the base OF The
Rscky Mountains have boon built within three
years. Tho CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD has
also steadIiy and successfully carried tho Main
Stem Limo from the steamboat navigation Of the
Pacific 10 tho summit Of tho Sisrrs Nevada, and
into the Great Salt Lake BAsin east Of the Cali.
fornia line. Having overcome by far the most
difficult and expansive portion Of tho whole
line, the probabilities Of the through correction
with the Eastern lines being effected In isTO
amount almost 10 certainty.
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Hpl+3ued
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-11-25
xggT.

EISE PER 0ggf. UPoS T8E NV
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-14

GEN. J. A. WILLIAMSON, and others, at
Des Moines, have called Mass Convention
of the Soldiers and Sailors Of Polk county, to
send delegates to the National Convention of
Soldiers and Sailors, which meets at Chicago
on the 10Th of NAV,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-14

Mr.. SHErHARp, Division Superintendent of
the United States Express, and Mr.. Cone, Of
the same company, are in the city, stopping
a. the Tepfer House.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-14

lrrlY,l. ,nd p,paluass d Lsknk P.skst.

Ron nov, Arrives on Sunday ana 49,
dap, q o'slseA P: N, and usPAfs' - .s
and Friday, at o'clock .. M
ANpY JoHlgg0N, Arrives on Tuesday
and Friday, At 9 o'clock p. m, ana DsPs1ss On
Wednesday and Saturday. q = M
I'm. JOHNSON, Arrives on Saturday and
w.dnesdsy, At p. m, and Departs on Monday
and Thursday. 1t = n.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-14

LET it be remembered that the Young
Mems Christian Association meets tonight
at the q. F. Church, corner Of Blondeau and
Ninth streets. The members, and all others
interested in the obj ects Of the Association,
should not fail to be present.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-14

TIE Young Mems Christian Association
will meet at half. past seven o'clock tonight
at DR.. Browns church, on Blondeau street
The public are invited to attend.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-14

A COMPANY has been organized TO construct
an inter.oceanic telegraph line between
France and the United States.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-14

BIZ request Of the Bar, Judge Wright de-
livered last evening, in Davenport, his lee
ture, Law and Lawyers in Early Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-14

RrBIcHLE, SAYITEILx.-BsAuti6er Of the
complexion, and just the thing for the toilet
A. Chrisfeld s-remsmber the place-ths
Opera House Drug Store.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-14

MrLLIsERs Hat and Bonnet Blocks, heavJ
for pressing; Sixy-6ve cents each. I'm
brellas and parssols, repaired at the Bonnet
Bleachery, Fourth street.
apl-2-2w C. 81. ExKRsos.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-14

I Losr-On Fourth street, Sunday evening,
mink fur cape. The finder will be reward.
ed By leaving it at this once.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-14

AucrIox. "Wednesday April 10Th, at the
residence Of MIR. Durkee, all their furniture,
piano, carpets, &C., &c. Sale to commence
at 10 clock. HOWE & TYLER.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-14

sTHrRs will be q meeting Of Eagle Lodge
No. IL A. F. 4 A. II. this evening. Work
on the first degree.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-14

EVERYBODY viii bear that Concert con-
stantly in mind and prepare to 60. Every
body that is at all proper body, loves good
music, and It's good music the Dss Moines
Musical Association win give us. Even the
Sons Of God shouted joyfnlly over the per
formance Of the Star Singers as the be-
ginning Of creation that is . divine prece-
dent for liking good singing that every soul,
with any divinity in it, is foreordained 10
fntInw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-14

The Register tells a story of that superb
specimen of man and Christian Minister,
DR.. Thomas N. Eddy, Of the Northeastern
oAristaan Advocate. Aud the story is, thai
while the donations to clear the church
At Council Bluffs from debt were eoins
on, some individual, evidently excited It
the rapid manner the congregations we're
"anteing up shouted out, ~ 90 fifty
dollars better' Instantly, DR.. Eddy, amid
the shouts and laughter Of the whole con-
gregation, responded, !" | call youl
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F . II s Al E..

" N = n II Il
Lot B,ssa IN, corner Of iasA snd Concert f,ssss-
49,, 4 HaeA 10, III and ovisss ss,..As.
AAsss t.s-ssssy Rstsh p.<Eiss Hsss.. sonsaisisrf
rooms. cellar, cistsxn, frame bsru-ot 81 s~t boat
and 10 tesp lssaesA scar The coesw ofsth snd Ink
etaAN.
Also. Lot T. block 49, on pss Aonss Street. kstvssa
Ith and eth etrests Price stc0.
Also, Lcs iessA u. Mock ies. ~ Morgan, between
1lth snd IN D1ssh
Also Lets sad 4 Blcek 49, and nast half lex Far.
efte Square. Main nsres bstwsen 9th and 10th sss
AIso, ~ acsss lasd-haif lnprossd-ad3otnia9 bsg d
osned - CssssA lsstes sAsus three itrs fom foDs.
Price 1i0eo; half cash.
AIss, . aeres efehOiee 0vsps land, ems male shave
Hsmilton- improved and In fuis-sii under lssea
~ith small fsAne Svetlisg Price $500; bali CASH
Aka, 10 srrsss Of lasd nsas esEss Greek .Rriss %
per acss
Al.o, 40 scrs Of land ns.r HiIishoro, Jskrsas O..
No ths Iron Msurssta Raiifoad. akeaf As mtim
from g. Louis rs arrss under rrifisAaa and baiAncs
heavily absred, vtth good log hosss ktte 4stesn
milk hosss chicken hcuss barn and stable With ehoice
lot OF fruit tssss fhis psapefsy will be sosd toe
exchanged for Improved properly In xeekuk
Also. . hoess and faif lot Mesgan. between iesh
and ih stFseee, With nix roos, suod ve4l bsyr fruit
and other trees eli In eo< eosaaion Prtes $780, hall
cash, balance tAost time.
II. B. TEE-EYCK,
Issursnes and RssI K.tas. Ar.ss.
.prs sscend r.. Keoknk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-14

nav HorG aoasy narxss.
b. Telegraph SEv Yosr. Aprtl Is.
Aonsy-Ia ssdrsss fsmand and net stringent 1t !
per cent.
Sterling Firm at o1a5k
0oid-n rner, closed at sssS@Z
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-14

TIE April number of the Ansericas Odd
Fellor came to our table yesterday. Its con-
tents this month are highly interesting and
replete with reliable information concerning
the benevolent Order Of which it is the Off
cial organ. This magazine is published d
No. SO. Nassau street, New York, by John
W. Orr, P. G. NJ, P. G. P, who is trying,
with commendable zeal, to make the Odd
Felton, indispensable to every member of the
froforp,tv
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Mn. Ia PHILLIPs, Of Keosanqua, writing
70 tie lows Homestead, IN reply to CORE
spondence from the Northern part Of the
State, says Of the crop and fruit prospect in
Van Buren, county; The greatest degree Of
cold As indicated by the thermometer during
last winter here, was fourteen degrees below
zero. And from the 10th to the 9th of Feb
ruary, the farmers about here sowea consid.
cradle amount Of Spring wheat, which is now
March l8sh) sprouted, and some of it MP
This was sowed on ground that was broke
last fall, but the farmers have now been plow-
ing for several days, and iie grass looks as
green as though spring had really come.
Viii friend Adams please tell as the differ
ence between the opening Of spring 1t his
place and here also the range Of the Their
mometer, &c? The prospect here for good
crop Of winter wheat / never saw excelIed in
this region Of country. We have 1 good
show for crop Of peaches where there are
trees. Strawberries wintered through very
well without any protection. But it will not
do 10 tell too much, tor fear put some Of my
northern friends in the notion Of e1siorntinn. !,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-14

TIE carpenter shop Of Mr.. Copeland was
broken into on Sunday night. The thieve,
only seem to have been in the saw and hat
chet business, they stole all they could find
of these articles-ssveral dollars worth. The
other tools were scattered around promiscu
onsly, and 10 way to distress careful me-
chanic, but none Of them, so far as ascer
tanned, we're stolen.
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II. B. TEH-EYcK,
Issursnes sad Rssl K.tas. Agent.
sprs sscend o.. Keoknk.
BURKITT & CO..
HATS, CPS AID NOTIONS
AT WHOLESALE,
q I M n 4 ms t.
KEOKUK, IOWA.
N. LEONARD & CO.,
suocEssoRs 70
Patrick Gibbons,
NOS. I7s 4 ia
Main-st, Corner Of 9TH Street
IMPORTERS Sr
DRlND|Es, WINES. RUNS
GIN s.,
irish r Scotch WHISTLES. re
Disullar, Recti6er and Wholesale Dealers In
American
LIoUoRS,
BITTERS, CORD1ALS, 81
soLr-paorRIx4ohs
Br UNITED STATES PATENT
ofths ceiebra.ed
on BDURBDN NHzSKt
SPIRIT OF '76
Liquors willie delivered from our
US. Bonded Warehouse.
Ifso requested b. II. purchaser.
The quality Of al our Llquors ana
psipss - Low Asst. Lnais - Ohioago.
PECK BROTHERs.
ssuccrssoRs 70 cADr /. pscKJ
Dealers In
HARD WAR f.
Fairbanks Scales.
con. FOURTH = MAIN Sis,
KEOKUK, IOWA.
Aaan srocx ~ AGITCuLTURAL TMpLE-
MlNf1, inclaAiag ssvseSl kinds ard qualities Of
- g - selo.t.s srtscss. sshs snsshs, assin
Isshs srka and .ossd shank Hoss .rds a ss .hsss
Msedts& nAke sd Hss, Pohs 9pA4 uslf Beriass, Raj
HAND ~ as1s mrs is.s q 7oss. ~ n so..
kiowa oardsn, hoys' s1d B. \. wheel Basrova, 8
e ~ zses.ssl.r. ssna e. Y. ln<bsi
"n CLOTH. Essdlss aad 1lsyss ,i.lI ss.ostz.sat
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SAD AoeIDEsT.-A young lad Of some
fourteen years, cabin boy on board the
packet Rob Roy, yesterday afternoon, while
the boat was lying at our Lsvee, thought ha
would DO some service in tia way of corplinv
cars for the Fort Madison Railroad, IL the
effort he vas caught between tvo cara, and
50 injured that his life vas despaired Of. Dr.
hughes was called, but no surgical sk;lI
could relieve him, and he died within :. h.nr
AFTER the accident. We did not le.,r II.
boy name, but understand tAaa pothlnr g.
.hosn o. h's parentage BY The olsesr. 81 IL.
D0a'' AN inquest was held upon tia bod
sY our Coroner, and verdict rendered Is $.
cordance with the facts here given
-------->--S.
PLows.-The season for blowing and n,.n..
Ing is at hand. One large cnp.e of go.
able farming d issuficisnt and poor .lo.;, =, )
ana TO 20 that pant Of farm vusk ..ll e.
must have good blo~s. AAd 8 a .s -
p.oss yoa should 90 70 IL Pldv Fsseoss -. =
o. .. y. Morrison 4 Seas. Fo.t lr.s;y.- s
.as, nave plovs Of " atylaa ,sad -. :.
sel'en' manufactures Thar p,od.c.;.... e !,
sais me are Tor sale 4 their v.,...,,-. !.
= Fort Aadisos, and b. 60 IL.
al poiass along II. vEn.
.0. : he besa % rscsos,, ~.
- noticed = lanstA ~ eze,lls.e. j. 3.
Aofrl.on plov list y 80 ~ - J. ~
org o. y again here. Thsy :. i. ~. -. ~.
91owang reputa, and th;s ,r.. !. - - .
"'n'ee 70 tasnsrs and purcA..... - !. S = 2
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Foa RsxT.-A large fns store room on
Msia strsst. Apply y 2. B. TsnEyck.
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Financial and Commercial


CAisags Aasket.
:, r.,.~r.,A.l szloAss. April II.
y,ov,-o,,st and without dsciSsd cAapse low srs6ss
~ eAe,ss Minnesota sprins s.tsa hsld Arm.
vhn.-f. sA,r lsuaad ard Arm; No spsias y ~
osrs-Ia ssed reqa.t bs, mostly for future delivery
No g OIL; nsu sox
OsA.-Eaass s7ots4.
Rys-Dsssse u q siei q.
Bsisy-osass; seniaAily r soO2 70
Prsviksss-ouiet.
Pork-Hsld u ~ 80.
LAfd-eaIet = I701iI
p.,k N.sss- UscAAsss1, and hssd Asn p SATURDAYS
priess-
:, r.,.sr.psl cassase Apllls
Hoe.-Nomin.iy asE .5ss for Hight; y 1855 rs 81
mir TO medium; - mes rs for extra.
Oa4tie--nsninss; RECEIPTS DesgrspAsd prices unehas-
- ire. ssssrday, rMeisE s4B& nastIy Ill al % -
os Is.
Rsrsign MARKETS..
L1vnpool April 13-Eson.
Corn-4os.
Posk-sss.
g. Lenls aaFRea.
BY Telegraph ~. Losis. April Is.
rour--very dull and unchanged; susersns e1irs a
q ssss -,
wAsas Mayors standing 81.
CorH--Uscbasgsd - ssasso.
oass-sirmsr u 7eb71
Rye-uac hanged.
barley -Unehangsd.
Provisions -lssssfsliy hover.
Pork Sold - Low u ss'S. and rssaiisd At III
Baeon-HothiDs done and prices nominal; few snah
saies private tsrRs.
LArd-Nothing done
| LATEST
Bulk Mssl Nominal.
Baeon-Duf ana buyers holding or
LArd-Hsid Il fs5z
whtky-rrn u a 10
Csttls-cheice arm at soio, inferior 4A5k.
sAesp sc PER bead for infsrior 10 choice, srps
| for common 70 ehoscs
| Cineinnati market.
By Telegraph clssDaArI. April Il.
| Fiorr-Unchangsd and quiet.
whs.s-yirnsr under Rev York nsws, and prices
higher, No q 80.
Carn-stesdy II So ass.
Rhythm.
i oats-Firm and shade hi CHER.
Rrovissonsoniet snd unchanged coo clear b bulk
| ades sold At lsiz
Toledo Market.
| By TeegraIh.l ToIsro. April u.
| Nheat-firm and . shade better; sales Of amber st
80 lsH
corp-ss4s better, sales Of 10 l 81 Ses.s2
/ o4ts-shAde lower; salss Of po1 stts
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Toledo Market.
By Telegraph Tolspo. Arrii H.
Wheat Firm and . shade bottsY sales Of amber 81
80 ls,S
corD-3 o4e better, sales Of 10 ii Sesxs2
ozts-shAde lower; ssles OF 20 i stts
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Rsrsign Markets.
Ldvsarool April 1s-Eson.
Corn-Ios.
Posk-sss.
Lard-11fm 1t 6ios.
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rity for tho circulation of the ma
tional banks, thus adding to the
circulating medium over $3.50, oOO.-
900. This is the democratic poll
cy. and can only be effected by a
change Of those in power.
In the manufacturing state OF
Rhode Island for instance the
amount Of National Bank currency
is $40 to each individual. In Iowa
where this currency is needed in the
purchase of it's products, the amount
is less than sc cents to each indi-
vidual. Now how is this disparity
to be cqualized? We answer in
substituting grcenbacks for national
bank currency. This done and the
money will seek out legitimate chan.
nels Of business and trade, where. it
can be profitably employed. Now,
for it's currency to move it's produce,
the west depends on the east. Hence
how imperative duty dcvolves up.
on every western man, to vote for
the interests Of his own section and
for change of rulers, as the only
means to secure such a result.
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holders regulate and control at will,
for their interests demand the eiec
ton Of the party that will pay them
in gold and exempt their bonds from
taxes in the meantime. To effect
this result they have endeavored to
keep up prices that the farmer
should scarcely feel the burdens OF
taxation, and debt. That they have
failed to carry out scheme in which
their all is involved is evidence as
true as holy writ, that the storm il
upon us;-and that it is the result
of radical policies-that cannot
longer be bridged over.
Wheat to day, in this market
brings but so cents to the bushel.
Without similar decline in the
price of ia brics, the farmer is ruined;
with such a corresponding decline
in the prices Of merchandise, and
nearly every retail dealer in the
west will be hopelessly ruined.
It is true that Mr.. Allison told
the people here that the expenses Of
the government we're exaggerated,
alleging that the cost Of the freed
mans bureau only cost SIS, 900, 900
while the revenue derived from that
source was S75.00O.000. He also
asserted that the cost Of the gov
ernmcnt under radical rule did not
exceed the cost Of Buchanan's ad-
ministration. Official figures place
that at an average of $66, coo, 600.
Thus according to Allison the freed
mans bureau supports the govern
mcnt. Now will Mr.. Allison, or
some one for him, tell us in the light
of these revelations what has become
of the 1900, 900 collected from
the people. aside from the $75,-
0O0,c0 that he says defrays the le-
climate expenses of the govern
ment.
The long and SD ort of the matter
may be summed up in one brief
sent ence: Retrcnchment and re-
form, or financial ruin.
If the people desire the former,
then they must vote for q change
of rulers, for without that they can
not hope for change Of policies {:
if they will be content with "ruin,"
then they may continue the same
rulers with the same policies, for in
that will they eventu ally eliminate.
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"Extreme Case Cured,

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, / 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. l had
great suffering from eating any kind Of
food, and on an average would vomit about
one-third Of my meals, in a sour, indigesti-
BILE mass. When the severe attacks would
come, would lose all strength and be ut
terry helpless. Some Of the attacks would
be so severe that for days together would
not retain any thing on my stomach, save
a little dry toast and tea. For years l
knew not what it was to pass five consecu-
tive hours without intense pain From the
time took the first dose of this medicine
ceased vomiting, 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 it was
feared it might be fictitious !; but am now
so we'll convinced, that have been not
merely relieved, but permanently cured,
that ! can conscientlously recommend
Goes Dyspepsia Cure to all victims of
dyspepsia. ISAAC AIKEN,
Late Pastor Of the Beaver st. n Z.
Church. Alleghany
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FRIDAY. OCTOBER, 80, 1863.
The Ticket.

We this week publish the Demo
cratic ii .ket in the form it should
be voted, by those desiring to vote
for the election Of Seymour and
Blair. 1t will be remembered that
they are chosen by electors, and in
stead Of voting for them directly,
the vote is for the persons nomina
ted as Presidential electors.
The vote against negro suffrage
is in the form adopted below, in vo-
ting against the ''6rst, !" second, y
third" "fourth" and "fifth'
amendments, each Of these amend
ments being, if adopted, the erasurc
Of the word WHITE from the Con-
Sti:utiOn.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-10-30
The Financial Revision.

We had thought radicalism would
manage to keep-the currency Of the
country in circulation to a sufficient
extent to keep the prices of produce
up until after the Presidential cleo
ton. Heretofore it has pointed to
the high price paid for wheat and
other kinds Of farm produce as a
reason why the people should sup
port radical measures.
But the storm has overtaken
them. and financial ruin and disas-
ter stare all GLASSES in the face. The
corruption and extravaganza Of the
party is squandering over $164, /.
600, 900 per annum. beyond the re-
ceipts from all sources. Such q
strain as this upon the finances Of
the country is sure TO culminate
sooner or later in financial ruin.
This is not question that bond
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-10-30
HALL 3

Every rear increases the pop,s-
L0y'itY Of this v04lGnOLe Hail. Prep
0ratiOe, sUAich IS due to s,aci'it
alone. We can assure our old
patrons that 1t Is kept fxlLU sI1o to
its high standard, and to those
aCIIO haze 7aeve7' used It zoe can
confidently say, that it Is the only
reliable and perfected prep0yG-
tor to restore GRAY Or FADED
ing 1t soft, IatstfOsss, and Stlkcess /;
the scalp, Oy its atse, becomes
sVAite and clean; it removes all
erAptiO1ss and dN1sGlT1tH, and bv
its tonic properties preUessts the
hair from failing out, as it slim
asI0tes sGs.d MONrishcs the hair
glands. BIZ its use The hair grOsCs
thicker and stronger. In badness
it restores the capillary glands
to Mei, normal ViDOr, and sUiIl
create a aeaV OrOaOth eCcept IN
extreme OlI age. 1t Is the most
economical HAIR DRESSING
ever used, as it requires fe,Jer
applications, and Oives the hair
that splendid glossy apgenrancs
Hnyes, III. D.. State AssnUcr Of
Mass, says, 'stte constituents arc
pure and carefully sslected for
excellent QMNIitu, and I consider
tt the BEST PREPARATION Tor
its Intended purposes We patb.
lish treatise 05s the hair, sCticN
zee send free By mail ae2o0's 0ppEj-
cation, which contains CONNER.
datOry notices from cLcs'OV71sesss
laySicialss, the press, and others.
We hare made the study Of tho
hair and cts diseases a spectntty