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How To Fir COLLARS To- IluRsE>
SuouLpEEs-It is very inn ortant to have
collar q, nicely and snuely to the should
ers of a horse Ii enables him t. work
with a great deal more ease. and TO apply
great deal more strength. II prevents
CALLING and wcunding "a friction is avoided.
Collar. are 20 made. or should be 50 made.
as to throw the chief force on the lower
part Of the shoulder The horsc can ap-
ply but little strength on the upper part.
and for this reason breast collars are cont
ing greatly in vogue. a. the strength is ex-
crted on the lower part of the shoulders.
But VIC started out to tell our readers how
to make new collar fit the shoulder Of
the horse. The collar should he purchased
Of the proper size. They are usually too
large. If obtained of the proper size. just
before putting it on the first time. imncrsc
it in water. letting it remain about Il min
ute, and Immediately put it IN the horse.
being careful to have the hamc SO adj ustcd
at the top and bottom as to fit the shoulder
and then put tho horse to work. The COL
lar, by being wet, will adapt itself
to the shoulder, and should dry on the
horse. When taken off, it should be left
in the same shape it occupied on the horse,
and ever after you will have snuy-ftting
collar and no wounds Valley Farmer.
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..-, GREAT SALT LAKE CRY, UrAn,
Jan. %, 1868.
Mr.. II. T. IIELMBoxD;
Dear Sir:
Your communication requesting our terms
for advertising was duly received, but from
a prejudice I had formed against advertising
cures for secret Diseases" il was left una,l-
swercd. During accidental conversation in a
Drug Store the other evening, my mind was
changed on the character Of your Bucuu. 1t
was then highly commended for other diseases
by two physicians present. Incloscd please
find our rates Of advertising. Yours &C..
+. h. II. STENHOUSE,
EDITOR and Proprietor Of en
Daily and Semi-Wcekly TELEcaAra.
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Their immense sale bns established their rep
utation as female remedy, unapproachcd,
and far in advance ofevcry other medicine for
Suppression and Irregularities, and other oh
structions in females. On the receipt o: Five
Dollars these Pills will he sent, by mail or OK.
press, to any part of the world, secure from
curiosity or damage.
Persons at distance can be cured ut home
by addressing letter to Dr.. j. PERRAULT,
corner Sacramento and Montgomery streets
Rooms Nos. ., 10 and IL. or Box 973, Post
Office, San Francisco, stating the case rs mi
nutcly rs possible, general habits of living,
occupation, etc. etc.
All communications confidential. 24:ly
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NEW MUSIC,

~. W uv0VS0~S
Just published, sent to any address receipt Of
price. Teachers supplied an the usual discount.
cts.
Girls, get horne Of your own---new song and
chorus by Tucker. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 30
I'll never forget thee, dear Mary-song by BiSh-
Ny blue.eycd Jennie Bcll-song by Holdcr.... 80
Oh Annie come back-song and chorus by
Told in the twilight-song and chorus by Crillcy 80
Don't marry man II he drinks-song. ........
I'll marry no man if he drinks-rcply to the 30
abOve...
Beautiful form Of my drcams-(Lith) song by so
Danks...... ........:.....
When We marched to the roll Of the drum-song so
by Bishop....::.. :.::........."....
Oh como to me whcn daylight sets-song by 30
Bassford.. :...........:......
Nearest and dcarcst-(T.ith) song by J. Il. so
Thomas. Observation-Disclosures.
Give inc honest friends and truc--song by Tuck 20
Cr.......................
Do not heed her warming, reply to Gipsys warn "a
in.-sOng by Tucker. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Jenny who lives in the dell-songb by J. II. Thorn ~
as... ...........:... ....................
Softly DER the ripping water-song by J. Il.
Thomas, with beautiful Lithograph ofthc au- N
thor: ...:.........: .......:...:...'..... az 50
Bells. In the distant lands--sOng by Tucker.... 80
The light step polka-by Francis II. Brownie. 80
Morningght schottisch-by Rcadon........ ~
Sunlight Polka-by Mrs. Parkhurst... 40
Banjo gallop-by Mrs. Parkhurst. ............ 80
something pretty maZurRa-0y MRS. iark- no
hurst. ...s ...........,..s...... '.bU
Beware qusrtctte-- by Longfllow... ..... 30
Pretty Rosainc-song by Il. Hoffman. ........ 90
I'm glad fathers comc-song.. 10
Mollc's welcome to Pat. Malony.. 30
Her Heart is all my own-by Hess. 40
The cot beside the mill-song by Cation. 30
Swinging round the circle. Northumberland. 60
You naughty naughty n,an-song in the Black
CROOK. ............. 30
Now lay me down to slcep-song and chorNs by
Wabridge... ............ ~
Blue eyes or black-song BY i. Baker. ........ IS
Coming, coming BY and by-song by Gabriel... 40
Wen go with Grant again--new song and cho-
rusby Tucker. ...................... 30
Halt boys, halt-song and chorus by McNaugh-
tom. ......................... IS
The new come swcet-song BY MARIAN Par.
,, cpa... W
Any music published will be sent by return mail
ami parties overlapping will receive their charge
with the music. Address orders to -n.'- i"',
o. J. WILLARD & CO., Il
w s'''" 'T''+ - Patterson, N. J. ia
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|131a;3ZI3!3
Sewing Machines
FOR FAMILY USE"
Premiums.
FOR FAMILY USE"

IN the past year QsG7) the FLonEycE made
II clean sweep of the premiums. First at
the great Paris Exposition it received a silver
medal, than which no higher prizo was
awarded on Family Sewing Machines. The
contrary is claimed and extensively advertised
by other manufacturers ; the truth, however,
can be easily ascertaincd by an examination
of the premium list. At the great Fairs held
in tho United Statcs-viz:
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THE BRIGGS
NEW PATENT PIANO STOOL,

Acknowledged by the trade and profession
to be the ncatcst and most suitable stool manu-
featured. We are Wholesale Agents for this
city and are now supplying the principal NIT
sic .honscs in New York, with these stools,
and so great is the demand that q large fac
tory has been erected capable o: turning out
1000 stools month. Dealers supplied at tho
manufacturers LOWEST WHOLESALE PRI-
CES,--boxcd pnd eartcd free Of charge, send
or price list giving full description and corr
rect likeness.
q. j. WILLARD T. CO..
SOLE WHOLESALE AGENTS,
Paterson, N. j.
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n. ". 8. voL. IxsrsYrrE,
Corner Of 5ih Ave. 3 10th st.
Central Park.
a Home and School for the Sons Of Deceased
Soidiers,)


Soidiers,)
DE. II. r. HglusoIp:
Tvo bottles only Of the package Of ycrr vai-
ushle Bsehs Preseated ca the lnstitste has
seen used by the ehilases, and With P<rfc~s
saeress. In the case Al cor little Lieuteasnt
A. j.. his pride Is no ios.er mortified. and he
Is fire from the daily morning aaashemss 81
the rAsnhermaid Tho has charge cfhis bedding.
se~i that aso~ledge Of TIE resth Of nar use
cf ysur Bs~hu Nth the esildren ssder cur
charge may ssve MANY . Superintendent and
Nssroa cf boarding Schools and Asylams .
rr~ss smesas Of aanoyasce: and many . Pcos
child suffering more from ~esfsess thsn frgn
hshis. NAV he spared Pssish1ess. that Is DOT
kn.wing Ia - q ueaks<ss iasiesd Of . had
habit most rnjnsslr Indicted upon them
rhsnkisr yoa o. hehsif cf cf the children, and
hcrisg others may se alike heseesed-
I an very respectfully yours.
col. Yorys:.
General Sart and pssretor.
March >, Isss. .e.i..
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The American Institute,
Maryland Institute,
Mechanics Fair,

Mass. 1.-THE Florence received at each n
gold medal. At the other important Fairs it
received the highest award. On the Pacific
coast, no other Family Sewing Machine, rs is
we'll known, has received any premiums at all
since the. Florence Agency WAS established
five years.
If there is n Florence Sewing Machine with
in one thousand miles of San Francisco that is
not giving entire satisfaction, If am informtd
of it, it will be attended to WITHOUT EXPRESS
CHARGE or EXPENSE OF ANY KIND TO TIE OwS-
Err. -te-e J. SAMUEL HILL. Agent,
Ill Montgomery Street, San Francisco.
JOHN &. PARKER,
Agent, Olympia.
&. KELLOGG,
!. a.. r' ir.s Agent, Seattle.
d. y. II. nNTHSCHILD.
Ageut, Wildly Island.
June Is, 1868. 32:m6
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Che farm and thu Aousshold.

I'VE respectfully so.iei; contributions u this
6-par,men, 81 our paper. Our farmers, and thsit
wives might Nv this iaezrs do much for the bcar.;
Of others. and probably receive Themselves vags'le
hats in return. II you make ayaluabis dIscov ~
regarding ulaxe Of the soil. the culture OF par
uealar crop, the care of stock OF sny o,aeT SUBJECT
Of interest, give the particulars for FublieziiYn
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II X { 4 nGu 1 = IN . II !!
PORTABLE.
SELF-ACTING FIRE ENGINE

FILL AZ t.s' AhL I<-No&-"I-
nNf.l> Iassaisaa ass fsr its ehlecf the e1i4R-
gushing of f.frs - = rr--- instantaneous
l.lsGaer jA-l ass hl;htr-n hc-a discovered.
Tn ad,snfa ess a us i.risd fets the Use o
the EN1iNttfSiiLIs nc "A fsil"as:
E..-s ire hc-ius on = snail sale. aad i's
faPiI -ni pir~srts'l .sie is,se~se u ass-g
- ~ act ID Il y la iisneof i;s .osricuensnt
iph-1 -'rv naanrn, sslay Ia chevkiug u -
a, tie uiiaosi importance no means ar ready
81 hand
The EXTINCT iSIiEI is the the oaly Ea-se
thai MS IhIs RECRUITMENT.
II, j, slEav> ready tor uss. ,hogsh standing
unused for y,sus.
II SAYS the it.Uge OF water nov used for
this purpose.
/. Is as essst.Se 10 iae han.s Of a Boy o.
the most experience Fireman.
II Is portable. and as easily handled a.
bucket q. water.
IL POssessrs within it's self the power of a
force pump, aud a effective Steam En-
CINE.
II is the only known Invention that will put
out Fires FROM keroseae, Tar. NsrhtAline. and
other co,nbu sfible materials nov in common
use.
PRICE-No. l, $50; No. :. So No; 3,
$50. PD. MOORE.
General Agent for Oregon and Washington.
Sept. 20. 1855. i1:u.
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NERlADO'S

NATIVE CALIFORNIA WINE ElTTERS,
And you will obtain the same popular beverage
20 iavorably known since 1850. Beware
OC COunte rGeits! Purchasers of our
Vine B.tsevs are requested 20 observe the f.
miliar old yellow label. and see that the words
:. MERCAUO i SErIA.Y, SAN FRANCIS
co., are engraved on the Government stamp
pasted over the cork of each bottle. This is
the only efl"ctual security against the coun-
tcrfcit limitations.
Depot 500 and sos Jackson street, San
Francisco.
November 20, 1868. i:m3
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MERcADo'S
INTERCOLLEGIATE NINEBiTTERS

NAIVE ALI w Nit VIM Dil LhS-
We .ahioia he SHOWN Affidavit in sn ia-
irpriioa ait isrsAtr.s Fra-iae netWsva ler-
q. do auG >uel'y plaintiff aRt g. a. sirnOa.
defendant:
T. sa,asevaiB. tear 'giy sworn, says -
.. Taat The article kuoNn , = tin-evaig Cal
;f,rnIa Vic Bilrrs Was manufactured bv
Ntrrado 4 Seally. ansHi the month Of March.
ISL. without the aid Saiusetain Brothers
ha,iu. auv eclc,En IN the manufacture :hcrc-
Of That d.rns~sh has af~Hrs known and
considered said MtTrain 4 Scully ms the Sole
Proprietors OF the Sainsrsain California Inc
Filters.
Notwithstanding the shove affidavit; the said
7. Sainseyain j. putting up = compound un-
der thu name 90 Si.n>eyaIn Wine EIt;ers.
representing iheia to b. the same as our cele-
bra,ci Bitter, which We have been maHufac-
turing aud selling in immense quantities since
lS"n and also siiiNi nearly similar label to
that used on cur geuuire Wine Biliers. BE
NOT DECEIVED, Send for
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Special Notices.
Uarivaied.


Nolhins that hss ever been knosn or hss'd OF %
tonic sd, - nuch resistant possr Of the human
systsm under unfsvorabis TO health -
q sfRrrRR,s sroAAsH RIrrsRs- u you would
>scsp. the levers its Of isds stlon 6tius
stsAcks and bowel complaints OF which cod and damp
sss u. frsqarrt cans ., uss he BtrfERs - PRO
rpHIvR DIc1sB. This 10 tbs West; bot. n -
rsad, m invalid Try the pr-pa. a'ion - kEsf0kA-
TVS In either fall rsianes may be placed upo
IT. sfhsa J.
fssss no mystsry about the esssss Of ts suecsss
II il the only stsmsehic and aitsfstvs IN vhirh are
eouhinsd grand requisites u mild pure snd aou
ta..d sxssasis stimasni With ins Assss ssisct,on
tonic anthiiI,as anti scrOati apefieot and depnra
tv. herbs psats roots and bark, that have ever been
istsrnx.Ain medicinal preparation
The Bisasrs di.netisr odAiity, Which T. not
shared it 10 belies>d by amp t,lic netsrs OF Extract
In fns world: II dses e1cits tha puss. though
fsiuses wonderful dssIse Of zig iato the nr.ons
systs rsngthsns and sustans TIA whole physical
Organization.
Caiifoi MIA aad Australia have emphaticay endorsed
IL . fhs AIskRS MsDIcIsE par s1eHnes, and in
epanish Americ. and al the rapcsi eiiaae. 10 COB
sdsred The oy reIshis anfidots TO epidsmfs fssefs
Tbs already inusnss and It'll iser~sAiDg consumption
ofHosrRrrxkr sIoMA Il BIrrsRs. LAIRD By maas
Of the most nnasntaI physei.ps throaxhous The
try should eanvnre the skspscai that II II worthy
the conndssce and spprob. tien Of al fsPs1-dsv
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~ ~
e1ssscase oftuiick 81 lGoale belose ycu
- ~ does - low -, IN par.
slnles & Jlpe - ~ - bic ssso
49, in1i 1itt isnaAsI3 tr1 ~ ~ paesege
ouSoleoed SRWp, eshr( 4 1oey3k pscifca-
a. II ~ tntsyf III 1avs wsfs
- ~ lsoosal ~ over has
ts1eG heIe the3 mined oppc-
6u0a, boeh epsn and c0sss e th@m, ano,
for the pa1pose q making that opposition 81
Ssctual, b eadeavored 70 array 9nd did e.
ray Ill the people iatsly In rebeIlon g -
theanao1qaaAGninat Geaonlaa I'd aGll14 {ae
nus 1Hdtoyxt msns sheir nvighbus.5 - 49, 49,
nurdsss, ass.sisaticns ard n ~
rife 81 over III 6oathssn Ssesess 1879 ~.
sAaaseas4 ~ ~ eelsael zsos So 49,
Jungle murderer g pou,su.1. .S0.. "a ;p az
sandgsf3Ds9n 80 p 49,: We 49, y. ~ =
thaJ &Aassse eeiess ~. "a siss "sS \.
prevens sne sAes~ - - 49, rA..~s1
the military commander, q. sno ~. ~
herewith. inese sno me concun. n.
show conclunYeiy tna. tn's s.'srpt - -
the control o. the m'n'..y IoI n. =. -, !.
ernmentsIoy Inc se'Aiuk - 'si0 ~:
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The New Orleans Bee tells the Democratic
leaders, who are trying to find Presidentia
candidate, that they Unjust select either a
War Democrat or Conservative Republican,
As their nominee, if they wish to avail them
selves Of all the chances II warns them
against politicians Of the stripe Of Pendleton
or Seymour, and is acute enough to see that
the nomination Of any such man means de.
feat. There is truth in all this but who,
then, are the Democrats to nominste?-on
what platform is be to stand?
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In his speeches, when . member Of Con
gress 10 1852, Mr.. Pendleson constantly main.
tanned that Rreenbacks were uucons.ltu,ion.
ai-that they we're bills of credit" ex.
pressly prohibited BY the fundamental law
hence by implication thas their payment
could not be provided for BY any subseouen,
congress without setting the Constitution at
defiance. Was be dirty demsgogue then,
or Is ne dishonest demagogue now, when
ne asserts that the national bonds should be
aii PAID IN that currency which he once de,
clared was worthless.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-09

Prominent Ohio and Illinois Democrats
are now in New York urging the removal Of
August Belmont from the position he occu
pies in the National Democratic Executive
Committee. In answer the New York Dem.
ocratic leaders advise, as . matter Of policy
that The financial question be sunk altogeth-
er in the National Convention, as it is impos,
sible that the East and West can agree.
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TnE New York corresponden, Of tbe Phil.

FHE New York correspondent Of the Phila.
delph'a Ledger, usually well posted; says:
:" In the event Of the removal Of the Presi.
cent, Mr Seward writes to his friends here,
80 am informed, that he will at once leave
me Cabinet. Ia Wall street, Mr.. McCulloeh's
iriends are in doubt as to bis course, 10 the
same contingency but those Of them Who
sos'ain the closes, relations with him .nre.r
Y oe pretty confident that be will l,ksvise
leagn his place. Horace Greeley ID conf.
aenuy spoken OF - Mr.. Randalfs succes.ot
in the Postofice Department. ''o'
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- 60
HOH, HIRAM PRICE

The able and earnest Radical Representa-
tive in Congress from the Davenport District
positively declines to be . candidate for re-
election, as will be seen from the following
letter:
WASHINGTON CIrr, March 25, 1868.
EDITOR or GAzErTE:-I have Just received
your Issue Of the 25th inst, in which you re
fer to my name, in connection with the Com
gressional nomination for our District. You
have correctly apprehended my position and
desires in reference to the subject. Indeed.
did not suppose there WAS any one in doubt
in reference TO it, for have uniformly and
continually stated, to all those who have
spoken to me on the subject for the last
eighteen months, that would not again be q
candidate. am not insensible to the hearty
and liberal support which have always re-
ceived, when a candidate, and have endeav-
ored, to the best Of my ability, to discharge
the duties devolving upon me in the position
in which have been placed.
II live until The end Of the term for which
was elected, | will not only have had the
privilege Of participating in the legislation Of
the nation ia the most exciting and perilous
period Of her history, but also, trust, of
witnessing the expulsion from Office Of one
who has proved himself to be unworthy the
confidence Of free people. This being &C.
compftshrd, ~. 0>r-ki.e .aE.-.1 vf tLc
weight and embarrassmeuts of the past, will
soon present scene of prosperity and hap
piness unequsled in the history of the world.
! am, very truly, yonrs
Fl. PRICE,
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The indianapolis Daily Herald, the organ
Of the Democratic party Of Indiana, has
passed into the hands of Richard ]. Bright,
OF Madison. Mr.. Bright is . nephew Of the
Hon. Jesse D. Bright, formerly U. s. Sens.
tor. The Office is said to have lost over $l8,
600 during the past year.
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MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY,

AND rH8 HAPPfh EDS or rkus MASH0oD.
A. Essay Tor YsuaG Men sn eAs CriHs
81 solitude. and the Pathological nrror', Abas-s
and Diseases which create impsdinsats 70 MAR
RIA3B Nth Of Relief sspt In ssaasd let
Ter envelope FREE ofeharge. Address, Dr.J- exiLLsF
HoUaHToa, Howard Association. Phiisdsphia, Pc.
febi-3m
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LAST fall the Democracy carried majority
of the Legislature of Ohio, while the Repub-
licans elected the Governor by two to three
thousand majority.
This spring the Democrats have elected
the Governor in Connecticut by two thousand
majority, while the Republicans have ma
jority in both branches Of the Legislature.
What is singular in the matter is that the
Democrats claim both States without the
slightest qualification.
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80 ouicaeo 1'mss feels called on to rcit.
crate ITS preference for M. Pendle.on. /,
Nc, No. even the Democracy Of Ohio /. ro,.
=. neartiiy Or unanimously for M. pandi..a.
snan the democracy OF Illinois. Ana ~.
sJ.u.'ment y spontaneous. Il hsa been + ~. ~
$3.50 Manufactured. II has arisen n ~ i. :
= NAT he y, above al other men. = :
80 y and the representative sc nn,,i.-
= NE man for the times. Tia afts,,r,.
= !. aa. = o .urn i have sieuall, fa;IsS and
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THE result Of the elecsion in Connecticut,
though not as favorable q Republicans had
hoped, really leaves little ground for the Cop
perheads to base any calculations Of success
in November.
In the fra place, English, their candidate
for Governor, is popular man, An anti-sla-
very, and war man during the progress OF the
rebellion, and is 1t present the incumbent of
the Office, and thus had the inside track Of
bis competitor. So that while Ensliah was
elected Governor, the Republicans secared
majority in both BRANCHES Of the .LeEishture,
and thereby make the substantial gain Of
Republican United States Senator 10 place Of
the turkey and renegade Dixon. And in
the Presidential election the Republicans al
ways do very much better than at the State
elections, and will make sufficient gain to
carry the State for Grant By a handsome ma.
iority. 4.
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faxxi1cx proposes 10 .,.nd 4. -.
ids!e .l they moi both fsis ~, -, ~ ~,
-CsFsN zssbsss. :" saso NE d'tchl
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Raies 10 lrubs.
TO THE PUBLIC.

We ase veil eco With Jaha fomaa. farmer sad
stork rais<r ef ancock eouasy Ill. pnd hsvs hss
taner IN laying that the ain Ea .fpfss khows tbs
ossas Him 4 Etsck ts~o Assoetstcbs Git Gonceft,
owned sn1 MANAGED By NJ rhemAAI viii be eosdaetsd
fairly honestly ard fnysssiaEiy
IL a. John Wo>d. ses. J y. AnEe'on. Hca q. G
Akien.r rs Psnash Cashier Of Hirst Nssfseai Bank.
woodruff Ranker: Neston giAkx Asssstssf frss&
u~eT Quincy Fridge ccmpsns; A. Srevsst. PORK
Ysekrr; Jaaea Aswiius. Pork Paese ~. r ks1ms an;
D Nansan. Asst esp't e. y. @ ": Hm Harvey,
Ast ss.sf " Nv ny, Quincy, ~
O. =. M-aA 8en1 Gsp't . ~ Up n, Hsnnibsl,
Nc; - DAYS, snber Csaton. No Capt 8. Lee. Pal
nsyr~, No ~ K.snsa, Live Stock Brvter, UniSw
stock Yards Chicaso John Csmctoh, FORK Pacf~r.
rusts III; Jsrob Thvnzas, esrmsr snd stock D~~isr
4 nor couasy, 10. N Je~ Ds.ssh Farmer and stock
D-sier. Coat .isss, III; VIM Dexter vssss, Aaxnssa
Ill., or 70 any oil known citizen oil Angnsta Qrtp<y
JaHs rHoAss, Proprietor.
@ q Nfcsots, General Tiekst Agent
~ PossoHacs addrsss, Qains, AdsH D. Co. Illinois.
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ul NV mCtto for onice-seeEsrs at the viii.
srs-Wsds oss. a"ss once hold
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r. n THE
a1DAT ILLINoIs
Stock Farm Associations
GIT 7 CONCERT!
TO COME OFF At
PIAKa,I BALL, QUINCY, Ills,
May 4th. 1868.
TO BE- conducted b. Commftee selected b
M Ticket hlders.
vaaas - Hsal Estate and Per.
- sonal RRoDessy.--....-.-.----.- --.- ev'osO
1efsi 119se - rri.~ --- s'sss
fetal HuHbsr 81 Tieksts-.-....-. s0,oeo
Fries ~ Tiehsts.. ..-.,..-..-.-.. ~
In tn. list Of Prizes fifteen good tracts Of Land IN
| siudips tAs
Splendid Home Farm
OF nr John rsons. i. Hancock county Illinois. valued
$50. 900.
Another splendid fsre. sdJoinins Mount Startling
Blown county, Ill. vslasd at
$40, 600.
And ether hne trscts, vAaasd tf fron vAsv
$4,000. The rsnAning Price ,nsisa Of
Fine BIe0dcd stock,
Fine Parlor Furniture,
Splendid Planes,
Knitting Machines.
sewing Mhchines,
DC, &c. &C.,

Rarsips In value from 600 to ~ 900.
lie pas Of esea tekss holder. BIZ pa.t "cs addrsss
and nenbsg his tie ~ fSthf4ty hept ~ the G-n
sfsi ono ON s.is street, Qaisry. III door vest Of
Fourth stree Z, north s,ts.