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9 SsyDERSD.y,

MANUFACTURER and De~icr
NJ Boot. Shoes Leather &C. &c. Shop on huia,o o
-treet near tho corner Of Eighth. Repairing neatly
md promptly executed r.
pher0
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
or ManttOw0c, Wis.

This bank organized nnder the provisions OF the
xAtionai Banking Law with paid up
Capital Of $4,000,
:, I'D rrivi,sSe to increase to 100000.
win buy and sell DRAFTS on the principal cities
- the Union.
vii, huv A.a sell DRAFTS Great Britain, Ire
..a NORWAY Denmark. the Continent OF Europe
At New York rates and iS sn~s to s"'t sne P"-
SAaSers
Will sell
Passage Tickets
..r sail or Steam from and any Port in Europe al
Nsss York rates.
viii purchase UNITED STATES BONDS and keep
onstanty on hand for sale at market rates. iuii
apply Of all descriptions
will convert United States 1-S0 Notes INTO ~
Bonds, and cash Interest Coupons fREE or
CHARGE.
Will collect BOUNTIES PENSIONS and other
eiains against the U. g. Government.
Will purchase GOLD, SILVER and UNCURkENT
Monty At highert market rates
VIII receive deposits and allow interest by special
agreement
&C BARNES, President.
C. LULING Cashier 17-a
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TAKEN UP.

By the subscriber, about tho 2:i Of November last
dark red heif.r about and half year old: /:
has little white the tail The is requested
prove property, pay charges and take her away.
OSTEN TOLLEFS0S.
Town Is. Range -, Sec. %
Town OF Liberty, November %, 1861 3s-4ts
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&C CROCKER, VI. ID.

HrrErlS his Seryices TO the cA'
of Two R.ers.and vicinity. ~,
Once At Louis Zandors on Washington street All
..n, N village or county promptly attended to-
prErREVI.ES-no-tor n s. Davis. W NJ bytorh
and 4 Andrews of Chicago and DR.. Easton, oil MIMI
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nET.fIL LUMBER y.1RD,

yvyEdE Irudersisn ed "a &c prepared 10 u =
to order bills Of lumber or lath on the Ahortes'
-ctiec man will be at all times IN tne yaro
..dv "a wait on our and receive theif OF
d.r. The best kept costantiy on haha a. Inc
~ H.. 19'h'i . 90 GUYLEs BROWN.
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With the commencement Of the year 1885, being
the thrtieth volume of the SENTINEL, that paper will
appear in ENTIRE NEW DRESS. Other import
ant Improvements IN process of preparation,
whereby the publishers hope to deserve than
ever the liberal patronage which has been bestowed
upon the SENTINEL by the public Of the Northwest !;
and while they do not wish promise than they
expect perform, they confidently the public
that the SENTINEL will continue to be
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HENRY SIBREE,

rrSTICE Of the Peace. Office, HueD
d ner, buiIdinx corner of Eighth and York street
Nsnitowoc Wisconsin. 8,
viii max. collections pay taxes search tins ree' as;
draw deeds mortgages and eontraeIs' &C. -
business will receive prompt attention NJ L.
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...vYTYa-mS, HOUSE,

IVA wILL3.MS 4 Co.. corner W.. =,
rishth and franklin stresss Manisowae &C. ssrx WI,
mi. nav brick hotel has been htted up ~ a ,a,dn
~. NJ 80, styIe with now furniture and bedolng
.rs-nam, The wants Of the travelling pupic WI
r.s.iy. psompt afteation and no pains VIII oe
70 give perfect satisfaction s; .,,nected with
large ana "ei' ~ i~i'oe l4-2S
the Hotel. xAprrAy
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ALL THE WORLD;

Particular attention will be given to full and
fresh compendium of from Wisconsin and its
ncighborins Stacs whore we have special telegraphc
correspondents in every principal city and village
also copous reports of legislative proceedings
and other dpgs at the State and National Capitals
Asa Commercial Paper
Thr sentinel has long enjoyed the highest rank, and
is the standard Sournal for Market Reports.
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DEN.TISTRr,

IRA. 7. PATCHEN, Dentist. met
sh.rm.n'. now buiidingI on Sth Street
Nanitowoe, Wis.
- Teeth extracted without pain.
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y ID. .M.ARk HIN,

rTORyEY and Counselor a.
once corner of sth and Quay Streets ~ a.
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The Best Newspaper

For the price, and the Cheapest Newspaper of it
class published in the West.
As newspaper. it will continue to have the lates
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rITyO-rsL HOTEL.

GOS.MOPOLIT.4 HOAEA'
.u.AxyENRECK Il CO. Cor
X - sf seventh and Franklin Streets tsoo'n
Gds, Asnito voc. " Wiscons'n- rr..., i. now open
Tss aheve new ana II is fitted up in the Ia
tst and most imp style aud no p,a,. pan, home
spArsA to make It an aSfseAos 1926
Esr the travelling public rsstrscER
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NJANITOWDC COUNTY. Town of
INl Ccnterville-In Justice Court.
Dissolution of Partnership

R35-3t*
Dated this i
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-12-17

ny AeIesraph'I NEW YORK. Dec. 10.
. GoTFoN-Rather more steady; sales OF
900 bales at 2514c for mtddlfng upIands
FLOUR Receipts, 3,S45 barre.s; market
a9lOc better on middlng and low grades
sales OF 401 barrels at S616 so tor superfine
stAse and Western; S70e7 IS for extra STATE :
y CO9S8 70 for extra Western: SS 60alO oil
Tor white wheat extra; 81 250@9 60 for
Iounu noop ONO; % 75G9 90 for extra st.
Louis; $40 O0gI2 so for good to choice do
.2 ,d5 d4ng g I steady CalifoTnia flour Gull sales
@sll 50. Rye -four is quiet; sales of $50
barrels at S. 75GS so.
CORN MEAL Quiet.
WHISKY-Quiet at 81 10 for Western in
lots, and 81 lO0l l3 free.
WHEAT Receipts, 1880 bushels; 2@3c
better; in limited demand: export and
home use, ,9OO busheIs at 81 5SSaI 63 for
NO. Spring; 81 20 for common No l do
y 2l92 % tor white California: sales of
5JO bushels of Canada al 81 54gI %; and
z,0gO DuSheis OF Western at 81 so.
BARLEY-Steady: sales 5000 bushels of
Canada West q, goo bushels of German
70 70 arrive at y so delivered; $500 bushels of
BAILEY MALr-ou.et; sales GOO bushels,
& CoRN-Recipts 500 bushels: heavy. and
lgZ; lower; sales 5000 bushels, at 81 I2a
u 10 Tor old mixed Western In store: 81 y
y % % 90: ahoat; 81 OOgl O5 for new do. 81 90
OATS-Dull; sales 26,000 bushels. at TIC for
western We esl.l I In store; 79c do. afioat.
RICE-DuH.
Coffee Firm and quiet.
SUGAR Firm; sales 200 hhds., at 91%9lIe
for ew Orleans; lI429l2c for Cuba.
OtsAsSEs-DuH; sales of 500 bbls. New
Orleans at 70yG78c.
~, P5TRoLEUM STEADY atl0s for crude, and
5zg321ac for refined bonded.
Hops STEADY at IOa22c for American
W0oL Firm but scarcely so active; sales
Of 3o0,OO0 lbs. at 81 se33c for unwashed fleece:
43c Tor Illinois; 4S450c for No / and
OnlOi 4v9y5Oc for Indiana; 51a50I5c for Xxx
ohio, and 4594sc for pulled
LEATHER Is in fair request but un-
changed.
OILs-Ldnseed firm at g7a9se.
SPIRITS TURPENrINE-Qniet at 441&a45c.
PokK-Flrm and quiet; 5 ales of 706 bar
rels a. 80 1925 p for new mesa SIS 25a
s25 50 for old ditto: $40 50a2i 8 FOR prime:
~ zo92o % for prime mess; also sas es OF
s2G 50. '-'-- @
BEEF-Aettve and steady: sales of 1850
DaLt els at S9,9l6 90 for new plain mes :; SO
GU Tor new extra mess. Tierce Beef quiet
and nfln NJ sZ19 tor prime mess; S3IG37
9 i9T INDIA mess. Beef Hams firm; sales of
l20 tierces at S30932
CUT MEATS eadv: sales of Isg mack
ages at li9lI18c for shoulders; I2al5fSc for
mans; in1ddles quiet and steady; sales of
30 boxes at l3149I31zc for Cumberland
O9ts t4;zs. tor lot1g cut hams, for january.
LARD -f1Tmer: sales of 100 tGerces at I6a
IIc lor stea m rendered; ; 170l7I{c for Kettle
rendered T; also sales of 25fO tIerces steam
February at l614gI6%c.
BUTrER-Firn at 25a38e for Ohio: 40a5oe
for slate.
CHEEsE-Firm at 159l9c.
fREIGHrs-To Liverpool lower; engage
mentS OF LOO barrels flour at 2s612s6d per
steamer; 10000 bushels Germ at 6Ld and
small lots Is.
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Chicago Market.

By Telegraph CHICAGO, Dec. 10.
ExCHANG - Eastern firnler at &c off
buViDg, ard par selling.
FLOUR-Quiet at s. S596 10 for fair TO
good Spring extras.
WHEAT-NO. quiet at 81 2IIz0I 25; No.
opened quiet at 81 l515 -; declined to 81 AZ,
and closed at 81 I51&gI l5s4; sales since
Change a. 81 l5A.
CoRN-Quiet and the demand is chiefly
Tor new at decline of 19ILc; sales at 49,g
ole; closing at 49I56550c; old corn steady.
but quiet at SO0Slc for y 0. D.; ear corn sold
at 0z954c on track. kiln dried corn neg
lected and entirely nominal and un-
changed.
OATS Rather unsettled and quiet at q
decline OF 12c; sales at 469461zc IN regular
and 4654c IN special houses; closing at 46ISe.
kYE-Rather quIet and declined I1SM2c; !;
81 II.
BARLEY-in better request and in de-
mand al decline of sore; No 2 sold at
81 535s. and rejected at 81 3l@1 81 !; closing
at 81 55 for No 2.
HIGHWIS Es-Ruied quiet at 94c for free.
PRoVISIOES-Wer active firm and buoy
ant; m ess pOck advanced SOC, and sold 10
the extent Of $3.50 barrels at s24 5061S25 90.
cash, for future delivery; lard firm and
active at 5S46sl6c. ts
DRESSED HOGS - Were active and 24e
h1g her, ranging from 50 90 to 50 65-
LIVE HOGS = Brisk and 20@25c higher
with sales at s5 259S 50 for common to
choice.
BEEF CATTLE-Quiet and steady; sales at
g 5047 50 for common cows 10 choice
shipping beeves.
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st. louis Market.

BY Telegraph ST. LOUIS. Dec. rs.
ToBAcco-No inaIiy unchanged; The
TOT = onerings from January Ist to Noven-
Der I'm, We're L, ,S2i hhds and ,I63 boxes !:
tne sUocK IN warehouse now is I,735 hhds
CoTroN--U uchanged, at 22I0Z21Sc
HEMP-Nothing doing
tLoUR-ln good demand for p. ime to
choice red Fan.
VIII EAT-sold at 81 1872 10 for prime to
Sholce white; 81 S542 y for common; no
CoRN-Firm, at 7Ga77c for mixed, and
yellow soc, and some choice white sold at
Sc, an outside price.
OATS-ttrm, but slow, at 56d60c.
BARLEY- Firm, at 81 O06g2 Is for choice to
choice Fall.
RYE-Hed higher. with no sales
PoRK--Advanced to SO 50027 90.
BULK NJ MEATS-AdVanced to I0%dI4c for
dry salt shoulders, and i41&g145zc for clear
sides, all packed.
BACoS--Very little out of smoke. and
business small: a few order lots sold at I2c
q l21ac for shoulders, and 17Izc for clear
sides.
LARD-Higher; 16c for country tieIce,
and lTc for keg.
WHIsEY-Firnl, at 9le, held at CSC.
HOGS-Act1Ve and higher; S1SGSZc for
heavy the numbe packed to date is I42,-
09O, sg Inst $4,000 for the same time last
year.
-CATrLE-Qutet, good qualities in small
supply, and prices range at 39614c.
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sl0NETARY G COMTyI0ygE u
Evansville Market.
EVANSVILLE, December Il

EVANSVILLE. December 49,
HoGs-DulI. at from 81 90 to 81 25 gross
and from s. 90 TO SO 90 net weight. Re.
ceipts good for the season.
MESS PoRK-FIrm; S23 90 to S25 80.
BULK MEATS-Shoulders go to 10c., I4c
for clear sides. and I3c. for ribbed sides.
LARD-Prime kettle-rendered 1455c.
BEEF CATTLE-Firm; 3 to 4e. for best
market dull.
FLOUR s. so to IS 90; extra
81 90 to 81 70; double-extra S. 80 to 50 90;
country family SO so to SO 90; IgIeheart's
best family $40 so.
Observation-Disclosures 81 90, Hill 81 IS,
English 81 IS to 81 7S; strictly prime Eng
llsh and white, in lots of 500 bushels, would
command 81 50. Receipts very light.
CORN-New, in ear, soc. for prime white
old, shelled, IS to zoe. New corn badly
damaged by frost; none but very early
p anting yet fit for market.
OArs-DulI at SOC. for prime.
BEAE-Sls 90 per ton. Supply light; de-
mand good.
SHIPsTUFFS In market-not more
han will supply the retail trade
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LATEsT NEWs ITEMs.
God closed IN New York yesterday a

Cod closed IN New York yesterday
135
The daughter of Wm.-H S. Bundy, OF
Hamde1, Ohio, was thrown from horse,
on tlse 18th inst, and killed.
A fire IN Quincy, Illinois, on the 18th
in T., destroyed Jay Bradford's saddlery
store and the clothing house OF MI Jacob.
Loss about s27, 900. Insured.
4 Boston dispatch dated the 10th says:
Ex-Mayor Wigntman's residence in New
tonviIls was burned last Right. Loss sI2,-
900. Insured.
A Toronto dispatch dated the 18th says:
1t IS expected that Whalen will g5t a new
trial, and venue be changed, SO that the
trial will take place at Toronto or one Of
the court towns near 1t.
There were three bodies recovered from
the wreck of the steamer United States, at
Florence, Ind, on the 18th. One OF them
is believed to be Louis II. Vance, of Madi-
son, Ind.
+. H. Winston, of Chicago, has been
elected President of the Leavenworth &
Des Moines Railroad, and arrangements
have been made for the Immediate com
nIetion OF the road from Leavenwofth to
Chicsgo.
The bodies o the Reno brothers, hung at
New Albany, have been deliver, to their
friends and taken o Seymour for inter
mept. The remains OF Anderson were
buried by the county authorities. He was
at one time mate OF the steamer Louis
vile.
a Toronto, Canada, dispatch dated the
16tn says: IL is r1mOred here that Wander
biit made an offer to the Great Western
.. "a of to
that road for ten years, with the right of
purcu ase Al the end of the lease. Should
tue offer 0e accepted, the Great Western
Railroad viii, to all intents and purposes,
become part of the New York Cent?
railroad, and ali the mechanical depart
ments OF the latter Company removed TO
Hamilton.
= Charleston. South Carolina, dispatch
OF date the 18th, says the building on Main
Stree, Columbia, known as Gregg's Hail,
BURNED yesterday morning. Itincluded
erockery establishment of Gregg & Co.;
brokers office OF Gregg, Palmer & Co., and
"a restaurant. Loss $4,000. Two firemen,
named Carnington and squire, were killed
by a falling wall. Several others were Sc
vereIy if not mortally, injured
A Raleigh, North Carolina, dispatch of
date the 18th, says the House reports to-
day postponed bills TIL the second Mon
day Ia January. The Senate passed res
olution disappearing the action of the
Legislative Committee in purchasing 5000
acres of land for the penitentiary, and di-
rectlng the public not 10 issue bonds agreed
to be paid. A fire this morning destroyed
the market house and town hall, and
Ies.a .aurant. and the jewelry store of Theo.
Moss.
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CHICAGO, Dec. 16.-The grand ban
ouet Is now in progress in the i'm
lnense hall of the Chamber of Com
rerce. There are nine tables, ex
lending longitudinal in the hall, the
t4rree centre ones being 104 feet long,
ana the six. outer ones each 130 feet
4a0g. On the platform is seated Lieut..
Geo. Sherman, the President, with
Gar. Grant on the right, and General
ThC mas on the left, and some ten or
tNas75 ether distinguished Generals
in close proximity. The table orna-
laents are highly artistic and appro-
uriate in design, and elaborate In ex-
eeutien. They comprise three sugar
and TWO ice cream pyramids, the Mer-
rilnae and the Monitor, the represen-
tauon Of the engagement between
those vessels, a candy and hard
tack fort.
In the centre of the table stands
the main piece-a terraced sugar py-
ramid, sixteen feet high, surmounted
by a cannon eighteen inches In hight,
above which the Stars and Stripes
float from a flag staff. The pyramid
is in i've sections, the base being
ornamented with bastions; the next
onss octagonal Around the base are
set en- red ground, in sugar. letters,
Georgia, SIocum; Tennessee, How
ard; Cumberland, Thomas; Ohio,
Schofield. The projecting corners are
topped with cannon balls and flags.
while over the name on each side is
an elaborately wrought shield. Green,
gold. and silver leavess are freely used
in the ornamentation of the entire
Structure.
Standing on the first terrace are
three cannons. On the second section
are the names. of Grant, Farragut
Sherman, and Porter. On the third
section are inscribed the names oi
several desperate actions, as follows
Aversboro, Bentonville, Stone River
l,hickamauga, Donelson, Shiloh, Re,
SAGA. Knoxville, Raleigh, Savannah
Mission Ridge, Nashville, Vicksburg
Atlanta, Franklin, and Kingston
Around the fourth section are the
beadquarters flag of the Army Of the
non r1essee. and the badges of the
Fifteenth. Sixteenth and Seventeenth
- .CoFps. Against the top section are
set eight sugar muskets, colored tt
fbe life, thrown in relief by bouquet:
of artificial flowers.
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Cincinnati Market.

By Telegraph CINcIFNATI. Dec. I6.
FLOUR-tirm middling, 81 5O9S 90.
WHEAT-Ftrm at 81 so.
CoRN-Steady at 68ld70c.
OATS-64d65c.
RYE-sl As.
CoTToN--Steady: middling, 231<.
WHISKY-Closes firmer: sales at csc.
HoGS-Aetive and higher; live, s8 509
g 90; dressed, $40 409l 90; receipts of 4 800
RoYISIoNs-A dvancing; mess pork sold
at S26 50 this evening, aud is now held al
SZ7; lard in active demand l7c for kettle,
and l61ac for steam; bulk meats higher;
shoulders 3O1zc, sides l55<d141zc for clear
RIB and clear; green meals in demand at
l2A9I3s<c.
BUTTER Scarce and firm at 36@40.
EGGs-s3c, and in fair supply.
OILS-Lfnseed oil firm at Sl6I Oh: lard
Gil at 81 SS9I 40; in good demand
ocERIES-Unehanged and quiet
GoLD-l35, buying.
ExcHANGE-Fifm at LILO discount buy
ing; par selling.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON. Dec. 16.-A letter from
Reverdy johnson to the London
WorkingneB's Society juslifes mis-
friendly intercourse with Laird and
other friends of the Southern States,
by the example of Grant aud Sher-
mans treatment of rebel officers. If
he is guilty of treason, so is Grant
and Sherman. Gen. Grant has enter
tained, at his own house,. a distin-
guished rebel leader. He ascribes
the attack upon him by American
newspapers to Secret dislike for the
preservation Of peaceful relations be-
tween England and the United States.
SPAIN.
MADRID, Dec. 16.-The leaders of
all political parties have united in
making solemn pledge to use all in
fuence to preserve peace aud order
throughout the country until the con-
stituents at Cadiz have met and set
tied the questions at issue.
A prompt suppression of the revolt
at Cadiz has strengthened the bands
of the Provisional Government, and
dissipated the alarm which previously
prevailed
The Minister of Finance has al
ready commenced the payment of in
terest on the public debt in London
and Paris.
The subscriptions to the new loan
have been closed. They amount to
500,000,000 reals.
1t is officially announced that the
election of Cuban Deputies to Cortez
wilt be held Immediately after the
arrival of Captain General Dulce at
Havana.
CADIz, December 16.-The Flat,
with General Dnlce on board, sailed
yesterday for Cuba.
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Now York Geld and stock Market

" AeItsIdpusI NEW YORK, Lee. 10.
MoNEY-Market drm and active at per
cent. on call; discounts fairly active, at
7G9c
STERLING-Firm at 95zG95S
GoLD-Opened firm at 351z; advanced to
Seaator MoIton's Dill, If adopted, will con-
dense to a higher premium; market dull,
however, and in the afternoon reacted TO
3j, owing TO the report of the Senate Fl
nance Com mittee, at which rate the clos
ing transactions We're made.
ERNMESTS-QuIe Dat frmer: Cou-
pons OF 'SI. 1I412BIl454 do. '62. 1I01z9fIt54;
do '64, l071SdlU714; do '65. I075<9l671z; do.
new, ll01sGllO14 do. '67. IIO1s 5IlO1< do. '68,
IlO5z5ll05s, 10 40s, ,l0514C9l051z.
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european Market.


By Cable LONDON, Dec. 16-Eve.
CoSsoIs-M Money 923S; account 921S.
BoNDS-Dul 5-20s, 741a; Erie, 2712; Illli-
ois Central, 961<
PRODUCE Sperm oil s93; Calcutta lin
seed 57sa57s Sd; sug firm: spirits turpen-
tine 28s Sd tallow 39s Cd. .5F
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 16-Eve.
CoTroN- Quiet; sales of 10000 Oabeies. mid
ding upta aus at I05sd; Orleans 10z6d
BREA ADSTUFFS-DuL.
PRODUCE = Petroleum drmeF: refined Is
7%d.
PRovIsIONs-Cheese 6Ss; bacon fruoer at
I3i Cd. Other articles unchanged.
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SPECIAL NoTTOEs.
Table Talk with a Victim OF Indl.
rannAAnn.

gestiOn.
Reader, we viii suppose you a martyr to
dyspepsia. IL yon are not, 81 much the
better Tor you. If you are, perhaps you
may pront by this paragraph. You have
just finished your dinner. we Will say, and
feel as IL you had swallowed lead Instead
of wholesome food. You have u sensation
of tightness round the upper part OF the
diaphragm, as III some snake OF the con-
strictor tribe held you I'm It's embrace and
had knotted its coils OUer the it Of gOatr slon-
0ch You feel supremeiy miserable: and
such Is the penalty which your complaint
eXactS after eUeTy meal. What do you de-
sire7 Ease, Of course. An exemption
from the incubus that robs you OF all en-
jOyment during the day, and disturbs your
rest at night Take, then, this piece OF in
formation: You suffer 1ieedtesstD. HOS
LETTERS STOMACH BI TIERS will as
certainly cure all your agoniziDg symp-
toms as the day on which you re I'd this
article will be succeeded by another. Per-
haps you are ineredulous: but If you have
read the testimony of the eminent oiti-
zens, In every walk OF life, who have St
ed the preparation, ana submitted the
results of their experience TO the pubic
through the press, you ought at least TO
have sufficient faith to make trial OF A.
in your own case. It is a pure vegetable
tonic and altera tive-the o7ltI 9aedictne IN
The 1OV7Ed entirely adapted TO O1lr complaint.
II you are IN the nablt OF taking any alco-
holtc excltant as a palliative. abandon 10,
and try thts wholesome HfeCicdted stlgtuL0Ht.
II IL does you no good, say 50; but you will
DOT do That, for IL has never yet iaileo, in
g singe instance, to cure dyspepsia, bill
ionsness, and their various cOncOmitants.
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Il E T. L. c. Is a P Ell.
The Meeting of the Off GERS
of the Old Army Corps
at Chicago.

A Happy Reunion at the
Gl and Banquet.
Grant, Sherman, Thomas,
and a Host of DIstln-
guished Generals in
Attendance.
Imp 0rtant by the Atlantic
Telegraph.
News from Spain-.-Country
TRANQUIL.
RsverGy Johnson Writes q
Letter,
And Makes an Effort to
Justify his Course.
Congressional Proceedings,
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CHICAGO.

The Meeting OF She Former officers
OF she AFmy-TBe Grand Banquet
-GeneFais Grant, sherman and
Thomas in AItendance-A Happy
Re. unlORs
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Batchelors Hair Dive.

This splendid Heir Dye 10 tho best IN the
world; the only true and perfect Dye
harmless, reliable, insLantssneous; no dis
appointment; no ridiculous tints: RENE
dies the Ill effects OF bad dyesi invigorates
and leaves the Hair soft and beautiful
bJdck or brotOn. Sold toy all Druggists and
Perfumers; and properly applied az Ia Gle
elor's Wig Factory, No. 1t Bond street.
New YORK. fap30 dIy
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EUROP E..
BY Atlantic Telegraph.
News from spaIR-The Country Tran
quil-ReVeFdY Johnson Writes a
Letter-JuStiiieS His Course


PARIS, Dec. 16.-The following
official news from Spain is published
here: TIE country is entirely tran.
quill, aud the addresses intended for
the heads of departments in the
provinces will not be forwarded.
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HARRIsBURGH, Pa, December 16.-
Governor Young has issued a procla-
nation announcing that the public
debt ofPennsylvanIa has been reduced
81, 400 OLA during the past year. ~
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60 How Tr5n.ly mothers suffer the agony
- AZ seaiI1e, tIfCfr l2stle ones snatched away
rom ti1eI-1 I : tie Whooping Cough, or
Ofptherta &. On 1,single bottle of Poland's
the bat yaDIilc. Ltis infalhble.