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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-07-17
Dissolution Notice.

h. We, the undersigned, do mutually agree
that the co-partnership heretofore formed
between US be, and the same is hereby dis
solved. ~ - ~ ~
~. Witness our hands this 9th day 81 July
80. ~. -4aE4q +sD BEAM sass
asa v. B MIfsONa
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3zGA, , ,Cs.:l!jl||!!|!!hj's,,.
-..-... HA'EL'3.
Vegetable Sicaian Halt Rensxa
HA,l.I'S

Eve,'y wear iac,sgses the pspss-
iarity Of this valuable HOt1s 6fo-
d!'atiO7s, tvtfch Is due "a sssOsSe
alone. We can NSsAss,6 Osss. I'D
Ddt'.O,ss t1atst. Il, Is kept ftIlly Np 20
tee"'1bsyh otssaDs1se ~ 0a1d s0QaD
sUlsO haze 7act'er. used e sUO c0ss
cO,.0deo&N 1o1 ,khat. - 1ltho QBtyu
reliable Gsad perfected prepGrG-
tiOt to restore OIAE on FADED
HAIR to tts y0lsthfiH 6dt0r, A,a00t-
ing 1t soft, !asstr0tss, and Silkest;
the scalp, bv to Use, Ooo0stseg
sClttte and cJeanISc lrensOves al
e. assn to;c p %., sar, ZsSe &c e
hair from faiiin0 oUf, a. Il sttNs-
Mlates and ssOu5.tsAes tie hair
glands. BIZ It's use the isRtr OfO36s
thicker and stronger. In bdtdss1ss
1t restores the capllIGrr 0Znssds
to their normal eigOr, and sVW
cr00t0 "a, ,1letU O7OsVfh DccoDt, IN
sctre,,se old age. lt Il the most
economical HAIR DIR ESSING
euer used, as u ,.eqsstfes Fever
g .,ide, ere gtvsl tie hair
30 much admired ty all. 1sA.
HaaAes, N. Ry State Assayer Of
Mass, says, "the cOstStitsse,ats arc
HUVcs OUO CNyEyUGGD 0SCSGEfK l4T
excellent qN0litN, and / cO5tstdes-
It the BEST PREPARATION for
tts intended pus,pOses.;' W1 nasb-
ltSlt q treatise O1s the hair, sC2aiclt
sVe send free Oy mai, az1R0, nppN-
cation, svhsct cOsstdtsts c0s9srseo-
datOry notices from clergv,,sen,
1otvsicidns, the press, and others.
We .A0ve made the study Of the
hair and its diseases q sDectUltk
for gears, and EpOty that zoe make
the most effective preparation for
the restoration and the preSer00-
ton Of the hair, ectGalt, and 20
acknowledged 6y the best Medi>
cal md Chemical Authority.
Sid BY all Druggists and Dealers IN Aedie:as.
COOK. c0BuRN 4 CO.
Gen'l Agents 70, 1o1th-W sstera States,
81 DEARBORN ST, CHICAGO, H. :
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One Thousand per Minute.

The total amount of interest on
the public debt is about $37, 900, :
900 per quarter, or $3.50, 900, 900
per annum in gold, which being re-,
daced to the currency of the people
make 500, 600, coo. Now add to
this $500, 900, 900 more for the or
binary and extra ordinary expenses
Of corrupt and profligate Radical
Revolutionary administration, and
you have q tolerable idea of the
burthens Of the people. This $780,
00O,0 being divided makes $40
600, 900 per month, $40, 100000
per week 81, 400, 600 per day, $780,
900 per hour,and 81, oOe per minute.
Dayton Ledger.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-07-17

General Grant has already kicked
the economy of the Chicago platform
overheard, by writing letter to the
House Committee on Military At.
fairs recomm ending renewal of the
increase of the thirty-ttree and one
third per cent, in the pay of army
officers. The law allowing this in-
crease expired June seth, A one
third increase Of expenses is /. pref.
ty good commencement in the way
of ''retrenchment" and economy"
as understood and practised by Ra-
ideals Cleveland Plain Dealer
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-07-17
The Gopher state Bftiers.

A certain and speedy cure for loss
ofappetite, Indigestion, Dyspepsia,
Costiyeness, Sick-beadache, Jaun-
dice and General Debility. For
sale at Clemmers Drug Store in
Greece. Consumptive patients will
find speedy relief from it's use.
It is pleasant to the taste. whole
some, and inyigorating. Put up in
large bottles at 81, 25 each. T23m3
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-07-17

-sb 50 FARM FOR SALE. ~a
- Consisting q 80 acres, being four and
half miles from Cresco, fifty acres under
fence and in Cultivation. For particulars
enquire At this Office 27tf
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Bride and BRIDEGROOM.

Essays for Young men on the interesting
relation OF Bridegroom to Bride in the in
stitution of Marriages. Guide to matri-
monial felicity, and true happiness. Sent
by mail in sealed letter envelopes free of
charge. Address, HOWARD ASS0CIA-
TON, Box r., philadelphia, Pa. 3IyI.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-07-17

All about the new Meat Market on Mar
ket street. You will get meats put up in the
neatest possible manner as men of exper-
fence. and Sill are running the machine.
Cali and see them one and all, ana give
them share Of your patrona &c. 34m6-9
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THE PLAIN DEALER.
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T. r, 4 BROWN, ! tD ~ ".


:"'',NlpAY, JULY, II, 1867
" Eemocrat!c Ticket.
~ FoE PRESIDENT, a. d,
!: HoRATIO SEYMOUR, . D..
=. ~, - OF New York. i" 1a9
u ., EoR VICE PRESIDENT a. +; ,.
FRANCIS r. BLAIR. \
OF Missouri. -. - n. r. - y.
Presidential Electors For the State VI
10 I'D III ri 5 Large. .asg4 .rrE5 al
THOMAS W. CLAHGETTo Of Lee County
* Y b. BENEFIT Of Marion County
'a.a Fer Congressional Districts
,ss. ID NJ Bleskmere Of Jefferson County
md. ]. 4. Wallace Of Nusca,ine County
.ra, J 7. Stoneman Of Clayton County.
ease II Mackey Of Keokuk County.
s.h d. NJ. Harris Of Harrison County.
a;k Thomas Sargent Of Webster Ceanty.
49,. ~. 49, Por Secretary Of State.
:. aUos. DAVID HAMMER.
- .E5,clayton County T.
Is For .Rss;ster of Land Office AZ.
~ baAA D. ANDERSON, .-
Dubuque County,
s@s7 -. For St.,s Treasurer. ".,..-,..
LAWRENCE MCCARTHY.
=, .lrnsise Woodbury. County,
For Auditor or State - u
HARVEY DCNLAVEY,. 30"
''.-.'@ a. Davis County. -' .. ..a d.
-.e,at .For Attorney General.
J. +. WILLIAMSON, .a
Warren County.
Against striking the word White from
the Constitution Of Iowa. h .-.
= Against Negro suffrage.
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: ,RlpAY, JULY, II, 1867
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-09-08
Balance In favor Of the Relief,
TO OWNERS OF HORSES AND
CATTLE.

TOBIAS DERBY CONDITION POWDERS
are warrsuted superior to any others, or no pay,
for the cure Of Distempor, Worms. Bots Coughs,
Hide-bound, Colds, 60, iu Horses; aud Colds,
Coughs Loss OF Milk, Black Tongue, Horn Ills
temper. &c., in Cattle. They aro parectly safe
and innocent no need Of stopping the VOL king
OF your animals. They Increase tho appetite, give
a tine coat, cleanse the stomach and urinary or
gans also increase the milk Of cows. Try them.
and you will never he without them. Hiram
Woodruff, the celebrated trainer OF trutting hor-
ses, has used them for years, and reeCunmends
them to his friends. Col. Philo 2. Bush Of the
Jerome Race Course, Fordham, N. Y, woul,, not
use them until he was told Of what they arc COM
posed, since which he is never without them. lie
has over twenty running horses in hi charge, and
tor the last three years has usci Othor medicine
for them. He has kindly permitted the to refer
any one to him. Over ZOO other references can
be seen at the depot. Sold by druggl.tA and sad
oilers. Price 20 cents per box. Depot, % Dort-
landt ST., New York. elIw
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-09-08

the following is The score of "a game
of / al between the Baltic b. b. G.. Of
Middlebury, under Capt. McMillen,
and the Unions ofMunger Street, under
Capt. Mills on Wednesday, Sept. Cd
on the grounds of the latter. We were
greatly surprised at the result of the
game, since the Unions are men, the
youngest being about Is and the oldest
at least As years, while the Battles are
still boys, between the ages of IA and
II.
The playing of all deserves much
praise, especially that of Conner, who
made three "home runs" in the first
inning. The playing also of McMillcn,
Stapleton and DOnahue, a. well ~ .he
batting of Holton, was praisewprthy, as
also the playing of Sumner and Mills
and the batting of j. Balm and Place.
I The great failure of the Unions il that
they do not understand the game per
fcctly, and therefore made many blum.
/ drr-. while the Battles seem to have q
. thOrou.h knowledge of every rule.
The umpire, Mr.. Davenport of thu
College Club, deserves credit for hi
straightforward and impartial decisions
giving satisfaction 10 all.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-09-08
PAIN KILLEK,


Manhatlan, Kansas, Apiii II. 1876.
Metsrs. PERRY DAVIS & son,
Gentlemen - want To ssta ,htIa
more about the Pain Killer | con.idrr II a w..
valuable medicine, and always keep it on hand.
have travelled good deal since | nave been in
Kansas, and never without taking it win me. In
my practice used it freely for the isiaic Cholera
III 10Y, ana with better success than with suv
other medicine. | also used it l.os Tor Cholera IN
1885 with the SAME 60 d result.
A. HUNTING, MD.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-09-08

work. like magic on n Soto, burr. Sa.is
Cuts, Wounds. Brui &c, s.tl,u,. Ch,rr-l la ,is,
Chilblains &c, &c. l. ,t"lmpt Ia act, n.sortLe.
The rnin, tales out tee >, and r~,ueer The mnst
angry looking swell -; t"t hhamiaA'iuns; thus
atorling relief ant nj late c'na.
Only 20 ccnis hpN; scat bN III Ill nnf 81 cents
SETH W + IWLt i NiN, rcpp'ietur-.
22;iw ~. Il Trr,n ,mi y. b,s,,.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-09-08

Il re rot t. say ltat the Cholera has
prevailed here of Iato to iea.n, cAten.. For the
idst three weeks from ten t. MY or sixty fatal
cases each day nave been rvpjr,e'i. should add
tnab the Ram Miller sell; recr'tlv from the Mis-
sion House, hu. b Gu Il. ..j ~, :, considerable suc
cess during this cpidcmc. Il tnk,n in season i, is
generally etectuai in ci. ckn. he ,isoas".
2Ow4 Rev CHAS. HA .,blNG aholnpurr. india.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-09-08
Dir. II. ANDE.S' -. I'M WATER

4 pare solution ut H. III liz ., ,.i Ia at,rrif;-
our solvent, contai'i..s a srsin- vt Iodine to
each iluid ounce uf wafer. ioin" l. aimi,rr,l D.,
all medical men, 10 10 lilo bet knu"n rvuw,,
for >crotula Uicers t.,ucern Sypiiii>. salt Rh.un
&C., ami thousands eau t,sui, To- thu wonderful
virtues Ut this prepsFnrI"n In -u,b cs-es tir,i-
Lars tree. !. J. ilS-N' M I'rurrirtu-
a., =,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-09-08
|STT WORKS LIKE A CHARM.

Have. Ca Headache 2 t,- RsnHu's Ma, ic Oi. ,
Have you T""ilIachri Use Renn.'s Ma, ir Oh !
Have you NvuIalr la D.; usc Rei,nc', Magic thi :
Have you i'"un.ii'm lto Eonnu- Magic Oil !
Have you S"f- lhr nti Crv Rrnnr's Magic Oh
Have t"u AcalicaI Use leuncs Ma .ic ',iI
Have You n iirui-' Uro l;tnne', Nae. IN, |!
Have h"i ttaWr IRE 'nrt'r Ma ir 81 I!
Have ,"u h,'ietI M'tiu'N.-e Rrh..'- N ,t Dil!
1aV' ,ou an'.ur-sf TIE hrtnc'r Na.h Oil
hi. l., tlr bot f,Iuil i"ui,di 10 cur. all .lr-,s
Of pam, N'u'Nnr tfiud.
|. rhan. ale a"i duliciuuS L. r--. aud II you
use a iilhd!iN. ir WILL ia rnu ut,nB
D.u, ctiuirr each h"t,lu. BdN u OF tho drug
81 ~ III &C ant Nhcru y"u traie II thew have
not got i; % hnn incy = i'll rend Ion il, al vuur
request, mn -rli "u the GiNuINg RgNSkss PAIN.
KrliNd MAGT On. at ihemtnufcturer'. lowest
piicr At reiail. VIM KkNSE Sole Proprietor
al Manufacturer, Pltiiie.d Mas
Sold in MidehGry y u. \. sheldon ami " .
p. ia Eel El-; Mhjd!rhnr, Chaplin < Eiird.e
AMI rar'riige 4 Bush hrist"l, DR.. II .,-~'lHe
July ieJml0.N
aug
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MlSrAK,S BALsAM OF WITH riEnRh

WlSrAh'S BALSAM or WILD CHERRY
las been used tor nearly hall, ccujury Tor Coughs
Cold, Cn+umptipu. AMI ever hIea in Ut iio
Threat, Lungs, and Chest II cat"s a cough o..
l"osc,ing and clean ing tie lungs and allnvins IL
r'iation, thus renewing ~ On, '" n-issdo dry
ing up the cou,,h aud lie ..h. ii. taute bchiud
SEFl W, nWlt y SUN. fr"pgieiors,
~. IS ,tiui.t =, $50.
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4 n Invaluable Medicine for the pari-

N LYNX Of IHr DIVVU
DIR. }. W. POLAND'S HUMpk DOCTOR,
positive remedy for all kinds OF HumGrs, Scrof-
ua, Scurvy, Salt Rheum Erysipelas, Nettle Rash
BoilS. Carbuncles, lcers, and all obstinate aztec
lions OF the skin ! Mercurial Diseases AMI every
lant of the system; Dyspepsia, and those dis
ease originating in the Derapgement OF the Dlges-
tive Organs, yiz-Bilious Complaints, Neuralgia
Nervous Affections, Headache, Languor. Loss Of
Appetite Depression OF Spirits and Costiyehsss
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-09-08
DE CAREFUL
WHAT MEDICINES
YOU TAKE,

When you are exhausted ~ o,er-wOrk Of head
or hand. and feel the need of something invigora-
ting DON'T drink whisky nor any utoxicating
thing, whether under the name OF Biters or other
wise. Such articles give just as much strength to
your weary body and mind rs the whip lives to
the jaded horse and no more. Alcoholic stlnu-
lants areiniurious to Ive-heath, and are always
followed by depressing reaction.
LODI ) >ERylNE & INvIGORATOR
IS u rluc and Gentle SIimulant which is not at
tended D., reaction What II gains iOr you 1t
maintains. When il iefrcsles body or mind, 1t
ra.reshua y I'll natural strength that comes to
sta.. We arr NOT recommending teetotallsIn In
tie interest OF au! fActiunl but ling and extend
ell nbsr Walton u.,cLGs rs HAT he Nh0 resorts To
th- hot,le tpr ret or refrigeration aill lind ~
hi Ike p at il, that he is kininis fre In HE
bones WhlIh viii consume like the thames at per
di;iun. Turn rom il. Take = tonic that will 70
fresh aad moi destroy. Dodl's Nerylns is for sale
by all druggists. Price One DaIlar. See book Of
certificates that accompanies zach LGttle, 22;SN
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-09-08
BN THE DISTRICT COURT OF

tN iIlE bi'i hlCt COSRi VT
l. the Uuitsd States for the District pf Yer
month"; tho matter u {. s. Witherbos Bank
rupt---in Bankruptey--To the creditors Of said
Bankrupt, snd ali others whom II msy concern.
Ths undsrsgnsd, Assignee Of the estate Of said
Bankrupt, hATsby gives notice that u has been
ordered BY the District Court Of said District that
this second general mestlng Of the Creiltors Of
said Bankrupt be held at Burlington In said Dis
trict on khe 10Th day Of Sept A, u. 1873, al
Q o'cloek. n. H.. at the ofhes Of L. /. Lawrence.
Esq, ons Of tie Registers In Bankruptcy In said
Dtstrist fer ths purpos-s named Ia the 9Th and
2ath Bsetions Of the Bankrupt Act Of March .,
1881 and that have died my anal accounts a.
Asslgnss Of sald Bankrupt, and that A. sAid time
and place shall apply to said Court for the sat-
element Of my sAid accounts and for q Discharge
from ell liability Assignee of Asld estate In 60
sordAnes Nth The provsous Of said 18th section.
Dated st Darlington, 10 said pIstiss, the 18Th
Msw VIZ. T. HorT, Asslsuss.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
10 CTS. VS.. REG. PRACTICE. sic.

Wealth Is more frequently amassed by saving
money than making il. A case in point
CASE 2.631.--Jsmes u. Iieharck, New York
City, night attack OF violent Bilious Collie. Doc
tor called in. Visit, ~: prescriptions, a. Pa
tent still In agony anu pu.s and strength falling
At this stage the Relief administered, paro KY snls
Of pain arrested. ard cure perfected by tho as
sistance ola few doses of the Regulating Pills
which carry off tho corrupt and acrid humors
that caused tho attack. Compare again;
Physicians charge, 80 prescriptions, o. sl6 90
Relief and Pills, with dozen doees yet
on hand) 30
Balance In favor Of the Relied, al5 so
Railways Ready Relief Is household medicine,
which no prudent family, that understands its
value, will ever DO without. IL Instantly rrests
pain, and its effects a diffusvo stimulant, ano-
dyne. nervine in cholera, cholera morbus bilious
collie, spasms, fits malarious diseases &C., tran
scend those OF any other preparation known. As
an external application tor burns, wounds, scalds
bruises, &C., Il has no equal pass on. See DR..
Railways almanac for 1868 n X X. sold by
Druggists. 22;2w
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-09-08
STRENGTHENING CoRpIAL

II 'INIALE oIRkNuIHkNINu COHDIAI7
l. A specific remedy for Female Diseases. Ii
imparts tons and yigor to the Uterus, and gives
renewed vitality 10 the whole system. All CASES
OF Debility peculiar to Females will find a soveI.
egu remedy In this compound. Prepared ct thu
Now England BOTANIC Depot. Boston 0EO. W.
SWEET, H. D., ProprletoTr Ons Dollar per Bot
tie. Five DollArp tor Blk Bottles,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-09-08

Jewels CArtss dc Visits. Valuable Pspsrs.. Sc,
. positive security against Fire and Burglar
Families living In country plsoss and all othsss
should secure thar prsdoas things In tksss BsfsaL
Pnes "a and -. ssas for drellAs or ell saa
sss II
lsisn' G. X PISNKY, AgsaN
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-09-08

is urgel upon the attention ami trial 81 sufferers
from this most horrible OF all Diseases. nv-rrr-
sa shows its iavagce in thousand different forms
in fact, all disorders Of the Stomach aud Bowels.
with all their complaints, such as Sick Headache,
Heartburn, Oppression, general sense oi uneasi-
moss and feeling that You are not well. Food
disircsso' YOU rises and sours on YOUR stomach /.
breath Is lad skin at times flushed ard hot :
don't feel ~ il you coull move or stir about and
worst Of all, II digestion or Constipation, arc
nothing more OF less than Dyspepsia. Thousands
upon thousands suffer md die this way Aul rci b.
u thrn'clvcs az ply sicians know what all, them
except that they are surely DIVING
Reader We repeat it this Is oil Dyspepsia II
you would have proof Of our .tat.mcut, II yuu
would save Yourselves aud children from al taiiv
grave II You would have health, cnean and
strrIl;,h Httin We he.. yuu 90 t., otr IG;,I..u IF
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-09-08

Passed Balls = Battles. 7; Unions, Al. Flys
Caught, Battles, U; Unions, 8. Left on Bases,
B.'s6; US 8. Home Runs, Conner 4, Holton q
Williamson. IL; Place. Z Run Out. BIS 4
Scorer for Battles, L. Comstook.
Umpire, L. ]. Davenport III. q. b. b. y.
A WITNESS,
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TAKE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
HuDk AGf.Sr, WANTED

For the hstest selling bS,k "S'ant,
MEN OF OCR TIM ES,
OF Leading Patriots Of tho Day. An elegant
volume, -pl-pdidly illustrated with 10 htsiu-
tinil Steel EuxruVings. and n portrait OF The
author, Mrs.. -..- ....
Agents say II La tho best, and sells the quick
ert ~ any Oylk they ever sold. Now 10 tho
time 10 soil IT, Everybody wants II. Agents
are taking 80 orders per week We pay extra
large c1In IN isslons AMI grant exclusive terri
tory SEND for circulars, givin0 m particulars.
attw Hartford. trs
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rs,uE FOLLOWING RE5IEDIEs
Il are all old and well established aud tn
sands have been benefited by their use. II
are tor sale by druggists generally.
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP

a protected Solution ofthe ProtuAide col. hon..uu-
Pile, the blood with lis Life Eleueut, Iron, Civ
iuE strength risor, and new lite ;o ;hc whole
system, For D,speplia. DEBILITY, i,nuie Weak
uc-scs, Ne II is a specific \ IS par.e pamphlet
containing valuable treatise on Iron As a Med
lei - with certificates and icco,n,nc, tntiui-. Sc
wiz I've sent free.
}. P. DlNSMURE, Proprietor.
56 D.N Ifr.,.t "
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-09-08

TIE Great Qwetrg Remedy for Children.
Contains NO MORPHINE OR POISON
oUS DRUG; sure to Regulate he Bowels
sllays all Pain; corrects Acidisy Of the
Stomach makes SICK and weak children
srRosG and nrALrHr; cures Wind Cohe.
Gripping, Inflammation Of the Bowels, and
all complaints arising from tho effects 81
Teething. Call for kotksr Ba,'sys Quiss~g
syrup, and take no other, and you are ,Sts.
Sold by Druggists and all dealers IN Med
kline.
A. RICHARDS, New Londga Conn.
Agent for the tf4(ed States.
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tor = l'I~rkPSlA CURE.

lou will sc. how -u,i. it will dj.nI nur ual
iSeIinll- aud gloomy Undertakings. li,w sona it
viii rl'h'c ava. ANY species Il plsloie3. ilyv
."on !, will si'' vuu raw lie AMI vi..r aHI a.f
suun 1t vii! mike well mau or WOMAN cd. ,..i.
Eos N"ur ""u SAKE. Tor tine sake H r,r.. 4 .I,
suffering. ". l's Wr"niieUt },u o.. ;r, B..
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For Lar, C"wpA'tt dnd BADos De'anY-
irerfa

It .,n -nyrr,i.n Ecuc y. Will. ... !-... ..i.j
A;,ue. aui al tjr-r 'ts,A.r- ,yhih nio -c.,II..I
in mia-'ua,r climate, ii s., ,ctii. .-.'. i've
hnl cure.
That IT,, 60. ,!r,iul mcji,it.d ,a'u,. .D,, ..t
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walls. Loss perhaps about $z,000
The nork packing house of the same firm,
in the rear, was damaged slightly, as was
also the rear of Mr.. Keilerstrass's house, by
the fAlling timbers. The Mississippi House.
owned and occapied@ by Gus. Stengel, adj
joining, was also struck, and shattered about
the gables. Damage about $500 to 60C.--
AS we have before stated, Lingle Il SOM
new brick block on Illinois street, and Beat
ties -four store, were seriously damaged, the
roofs of both buildings being torn off. The
-four store building was injured to the
amount of ABOUT $500, and Lingle & Sous,
about $500. Buford's pillow works were
slightly damaged. The dwellings, and store
buildings oa illinois street between Wash.
ington and Jefferson, were also more or less
shattered about the roofs by the wind and
falling timbers. The entire damage receiv.
ed throughout the city viii approximate
$4,000 to. $4,000. The telegraph wires
were stripped fom the poles from the office
to the depot. - = -
The many incidents and narrow escapes
would fill columns of our paper-more space
than we have to spare.
{ In the history of our city, no such astoram
has ever occurred here. 1t was very
much like the Camanchee storm, which
occurred on Sunday afternoon, June 3, 1860,
and had the black mass gone few feet low
err the destruction of life and properly would
have been fearful indeed. All the buildings
on Illinois and Front street, from one end
of the town to the other, would have been
leveled to the earth. Those who Witnessed
its fury may be grateful for their escape, and
pray that the horrors of Tuesday may never
oecur again