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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-04-04
0lre9ntelLig(etrrer.
NEWS SUMMARY.
BY ZELRgRAPA.

The New York Tribune, of yestsr.
day, editortally states: 1--WE have as
surances from Washington that Gen.
Grant finds 1t not Inconsistent with MS
DUTY. as soldier, to announce IL n
nus OPINION that the only hope for
the peace of the country, is the success
OF the pending Impeachment trial, He
feels that the national security de-
mAnds the removal of the President,
During hurricane at New York.
Ih9rsdayu three story frame building
IN Aemsen street, Brooklyn, in process
OF erection, was blown down and four
workmen engaged upon 1t were severe
~ injured. Another building in Asto.
ria was also demolished.
Judge Carter, of the Supreme Court
OF the District of Columbia, yesterday,
Glsena5ged olS1 samuel Strong, ON the
ground that the evidence furnished did
not clearly and sufficiently show that
Strong was fugitive from Justice in
the sense Of the Constitution Of the uni
ted States.
The Indian Peace Commissioners
held short session at Omaha, Wednes.
day night. General Sherman left for
Washington on Thursday. General
Auger Will take his place in the com.
Gov. Ford, of Dakotah, will accompany
the Commissioners to Fort Lara
mie. Mr.. Taylor, President of the
commission, Will not be with the board
on account of the serious illness in his
family. The commission left Omaha
for the North Platte last evening, where
they expect to meet Spotted Tail and
other chiefs of the Brute, Ogallala and
Sioux, with whom treaty not signed
was made last fall. 1t is expected they
VIII now accept and sign upon the
terms offered last fall. From North
Platte the entire commission will pro-
ceed to Fort Laramie, where they have
promised to meet the Indians at the
foil of The moon. After the conclusion
of the business at Laramie, part of the
commission will proceed to New
Mexico.
The six Irish minors, victims of
the Diamond mine disasaster on Tues.
day, at Scranton, were buried from the
Cathedral, yesterday, at Scranton.
About 600 mechanics, blacksmiths,
carbuilders, turner's, &C., in the en-
ploy of the Delaware, Lockawahan 81
Western Railroad, turned out yester-
day, at Scranton, demanding a return
to the old wages. A reduction of 10
per cent. having been made the first of
january. The men at Faler's mines
also turned out yesterday. a strike is
expected at Parish and Cunningham's
mines.
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From Japan.

WAsHIEaToN. April 3.-A dispatch
from Minister Manufacturing, dated
algoI Japan, March ID, states that the
Tycoon has abdicated and the Alihado
Is sending troops towards Jeddo.
One American sailor and French
men were wounded in the attack on the
foreigners, but the American marines
and sailors dispersed the Japanese.
The execution ofthe Japanese officers
ordering the attack was 10 take place
on March I'd.
Hiag0 restored uuiet.
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Arm 3.-FLoUR-In fair demand.
and better grades hald firmer.
GE4IN-lV Wheat Htfle easier, but not
quotably lower. Corn dull st s8sssc,
oats GlI1Il at 753T7Css Rye lower and un-
sea angling from 81 5Oa1 SO. Bar
ley: nothing doing. y
PR0Y1sIoNs-Pork, S25a25 25: held at
sides, 16'<c. Lard unchanged; I6Ealec.
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MANUFAcTURINa TOBACCO.

LUGs-Common to medium dark
working, s. 50a7 90; good dark work
ing, 81 50s9 90; sun.cured common,
90 50as 90; sun-cured good, So 5Oa13 90;
coal-cured, common, S1Oal4 90; coal
cured bright, Sl5a25 90; coal.cured
fancy, S25a4O 90.
LEAF-Common dark working, S7as:
medium dark working, S9alO; good
dark working, Sl1a15; fine and wrap
ping, $l6a17; sun cured, $l2al5; yellow
wrappers, common, $2Oa45.
SHIPPING TOBACCO.
LUos-yery common and heavy
weights, S5a6 5Oi medium, S7as; good,
LEAF-Continsntal shipping. $l3a16.
sTEMMING TOBACCO.
LEAE-Common, S9a1O; good, slla14i
sFEMs-very common to good, sla
4 so.
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sRRIsaEKnD, ILL, April 8.-Gover-
nor Oglesby has issued proclamation
Designating the 18th OF April next, the
anniversary Of The assaasination OF
alnent Lincoln, a. day of fasting,
humiliation and prayer.
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CLOSING PR1cEs-5:3O P, N.

sTocKs-Western Union Telegraph,
361<aS6z; New York Central I22La
i221z; Erie 72NaT25S; do preferred 74aT6;
Hudson 139a142; Reading 9Oa9O1<; Ohio
81 Mississippi 305<a3I; Wabash 4sa5O;
Michigan Central I13a1131<; Michigan
Southern Ss4asszs; Ft. Wayne, ex-
dividend, 991<a99N.
Express SHAREs-wells, Fargo &;
Co., 35aS6; American 69a7i; Adams "a
Union 341<a95,
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DRY GOODS.

The market for cotton goods is active
and buoyant. All prints sold close up
to the production, and most agents have
scarcely any goods to offer and refuse
to name q price. Sprague's are fixed
for to-day at 15c, regular and job quick
at 14c; Manchester, 13c; Amoskeag, 13c;
Lowell, 1l11c, and Wamsutta, lOc. II
would now seem that prices are going
higher, and so long as there is no stock
advance they Will be sustained. Gray
cloths held at exc, and extra as high as
exc. Heavy brown sheetings are firm
at 1Szc, and 19c for best makes.
Bleached muslins of certain styles are
1zc higher: Amoskeag A, l9c; up.top,
lS1Sc, and New Market c, l6c.
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MONEY AND srocKs.

GoLD-More doing rather quiet and
steady, opening at 1S79<, and ciosing at
1373<al375S.
GovERN1rENT STocKs-Higher, clos
ing strong and active. Henry CleWs d Co
furnish the following quotations at 4:3O
'62, 1O9zEa110; do, '64, 1Osai0sISdo, '65'
1051<a10s9E; new, IO65<a1O6JS; do, '67,
10I16Rl079si 10-40s, lOO7<RIOO5S; 1905,
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BUFFALO, April s.-weston, the Pc
destrian, at this D. M. commenced
the task OF walking one hundred miles
IN tWenty-four honrs. He started ten
miles beyond Erie, Pc, and will walk
% this city. He viii be attended by 4
number OF citizens interested in the
match.
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RIchmond Tob.eco srarket.

APRIL 1, 1865.
We have to report the breaks heavy
for the past three days. Market still
continues heavy, and prices without
any material change worthy OF mem
ton. Below we give the transactions:
S98 hogsheads, "A tierces, and So boxes,
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IOIe0Os

APRn s.-GRAIE-Wheat-DuI At
e 81 for amber. COrn-UnchanRed Al
s0c for No. 1. oats-Steady 81 SO
Rye-seapes at 81 81 for No. i.
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uzAEKEEs HY rELEaKAra..
NEw YoRK, April 8, 1868.
REGULAR REPORT.


REGULAR REPORT.
CoTTON-Active, excited and 1za1c
better; sales of LOO bales ut 2S6a29c
for middling uplands, closing quiet.
FLoUR-Closed dull and slightly in
the buyers favor.
GRAIE-Wheat-Sli easier, with
some little export Inquiry. Rye-Qui-
ct at 81 90al 81 for western. Oats
Nominal at S5aS51zc for western in
store. Corn-Quiet and firm with a
moderate speculative demand at 81 22a
23H for new mixed western afloat;
81 2Sa1 "a for old mixed western In
store.
PRovIsIoNs-Pork-Q and steady
at $24 25 for old mess and SIS 54a25 90 for
new mess, cash and regular. BeeE-In
limited request and unchanged. Cut
Meats-In fair request and a shade
better. Bacon-Little firmer and quiet.
LARD-RRther more active at I6Xa
1910 for fair to prime steam and ket-
tie rendered.
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LIVER PILLS

action on the liver, and relieve any tnRo-
tiVify or eongested state Of that al 1mpoF-
fauf organ upon which depends the WhOle
nrocsES OF digestion. The importance then,
a fDFocIring q Pin that 6ha4 have such dt-
rect ACTON without the NJ effeots OF mercury
Is manifest 70 every ones suoh k1ll5 aTe Es1-
lyYegetRhle, and can with certainty % re-
He'd upon, and are BRteat an times
Sold by Druggists everywhere
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Cincinnati.
,,;A ! AFnIa . s.-FLOUR-steady at previ-

April 3.-FLoUR-steady at previ-
GRAIN-wheat-Quiet and un-
changed. Corn-Good demand and
higher; ear S8c; shelIed soc. Oats-In
active demand, and advanced to 75c for
No. l. Rye-S1 50. Barley-S2 IS for
both; market steady.
CoTToN-Held higher and unsattled;
no speculative demand; middlinR
could not have been bought below &c:
at the close some parties asked 279<c,
I IoBAcco-In demand at full prices;
PRovnsIoNs-Mess Pork-Irregulnr
and generally held at S26; no buyers
over $25 so; the speculative demand
noticed yesterday has fallen of. BulIc
Meats-Held at II, 133<, Is and l5Hc,
but not much demand, and not much
offered; the demand for bacon sides
continues; none out of smoke to
come; clear sides sold at l6c;
shoulders 12c; stock of bacon is very
light, as dealers have not been smoking
any as prices have been relatively low
eE than bulk meats. Hams-Unchang-
ed; sugar cured 1Sa1SHc.
LARD-Du1l at 152<a16c.
TALLow-Advanced to 123<a13c; sup
ply light.
BUTTER-Unchanged.
n EaGs-1Sc.
SKED-Cloyer unsettled in a retail
way; can be bought at 101za10z{c, but
puyersi stock quite large and the sea.
son Is drawing TO q close, which makes
holders anxious to sell out. There iA
NO change in Timothy.
LINsRED Ou-Duu and nominal at
81 16a1 IL; little demand.
GoLD-Closed duh at 151& buying,
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APRIL 3.-FLpUR-Quiet at 50 5Oa9 rs.
- GE54A1S-Wnea- 541S Declining at 81 IS
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- Bum0lO.
APRIL 3.-Market dun and un.
changed.
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Japanese & Bamboo Rods
JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE BY
OHAs. n. BERRY,
l1nA No. 1B VVSGHFGl,
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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-02-13
THOMAS WELLS,
Attorney and Counselor at Law,

A Nd COMMISSIONER oF DEEDS FOR CAL
= IFORNIA. Office in Sweeny's Building.
lie will practice in all the Conrts of this state,
and in the Circuit and District Courts OF the untec
states. Most careful affection VIII be gwen TO all
matters entrusted to his c'lo.
s1,-Iiouses and Lots rented, bought andsold, on
reasonable terms. Titles strictly investigated,
'cOnyeyancing done, AID collections made.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-02-13

RULES 70 BE OBSERVED At THE Carson PUBLIC
School. This School will open On the second
Monday Of January, the 18th inst, and will con-
tinue in session for fourteen consecutive weeks as
Winter Term. 1t is hoped that there will be Il
general attendance this day of those scholars
who intend going to the Public School during the
Winter Session. BY direction Of the District
Board the following rules and regulations will
govern the operations of the School until further
notice:
l. Twenty days shall constitute a school month,
and no teacher shall be required to teach On the
National Holidays.
p During the Winter Term the daily session
will commence $3.50 A. NJ. and close at $50 p. NJ.
for the Primary; and P. NJ for the intermediate
ard Grammar; with the usual intcrni>siOn Of
one hour from l. NJ. to p. NJ; and such recesses
as the Principal may determine.
g. The Principal shall have full control Of the
School and each teacher shall be required to re-
port to him at the end Of each school month, such
;, ,tstcs in relation to her department as he may
require.
!. Teachers of the School shall pay due attcn-
ton to proper warmth and ventilation Of their
respective schOol-rooms, and shall be held respon-
sible for the conduct Of their rui lis during the
whole Of the daily session.
5. Teachers are required to be in their respec-
tive school rooms at least ten minutes before the
opening of the School in the morning.
g. Any scholar detained in tho School during
the regular recesses, shall he allowed recess Of
at least three minutes Immediately thereafter.
:. Scholars who are absent from the School for
five consecutive days lose all claim to their partie-
ular seats.
s. Absentces are required to bring excuses
from their parents or guardians, assigning good
reasons for their absence.
o Defiance of teachers authority, profanity,
vulCarity. fighting on the school ground du-
ring the daily session, shall he sufii itnt uil,nsc
for expulsion from the school by the Principals:
provided that the party expelled may have the
right uf appeal to the District Board. and, If
tanned lv them. shall bc rcustated in the School
with all his former rights and privileges.
10 ANY scholar who has fal en- behind his class,
may be placed ia the next lower hy hls teacher,
subject TO the approval Of the Principal.
II No scholar shall pass from a lower to higher
derartmcnI unless he be duly examined in al the
studies Icquire ed to be completed before gralua-
| ton.
| Il No scholar shall be dismissed before the
close If ilp daily session, unless he present re-
| quest from his parent oE guardian that is salts
factory TO the teacher.
13 ANY scholar who shall pnrposely inurc.any
of the school property shall be subject 10 repri
| mand from the District Board, and Suspension
j from the schoJ! by the Principal.
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ny THE AUTHORITY ~ MI vrsTtn ny
} the ,uutiutian aud LaNs IL tie sinio"
Nevada, hereby uivr a
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$1,000 REWARD.
STATE or NEVADA,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.

ny THE AUTHORITY ~ MI rrsTtn ny
IL the ,uurtiutian aud LaNB Il tie sinio 4"
Nevada, I hereby uaor a
REWARD of oNE THOUSAND DoLLAfs
For the arrc.t and delivery II THOMAS RitiN
to either the Shoiiu Of Lyon County, or 10 the
sheriff IT omshy cnuty, Nevada. Said riiei Ia
charged vlia the murder of Timothy q. smhh
then sheriff ur ofu.by County, alleged To ba,.
rc,n committed 90 tho nitlt u Thursday, ~.
ccul,r u. 49,. at fald isil,s'. iiuu.r, in i,'n
County. While rsid Smith was Attempting 10 Mttsi
him f.r slo.,irs uue Mics o'omdy, Ne tVins
o.. hi, at Empire city, ornsty County.
pEscEIrTioSi
Thrmas Riley Is an lIishmahi alrut G'o icci IA
iarl.g. liah; bair rfar ffmclls bovhi cr,-
blue. or ,.,a,; ordinary weight about one han.
,hcd oud il,rty.n,e ronn3si and ia stc'ch ard
action 3. sharp aal quick. when be committed
ihciaura,r l.o WIS wtaIIHa a mou tmhe and in'
pedal
In totarnuy whereof lsre luteun'o -, ms
1l-S..;A baud. and csussd 90 le unia,d Tie tttH,
ksHSJ seal af The state Il NnG'a. p,uy .,
cp.,an CRY. t,,, tlc lsth Gay # r,,oH'sr a. /.
ll,r,. II. G, lLisulL
Ghuud e aN.',.
Att;
! c.N. Ng.swinr, Secretary ofsta,c.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

CHICAGO, April go.
Walter Davidson and John Nickerson, nm
der the firm name OF Davidson l. Co., re-
Gently in the croekery and cutlery business,
on South Water etreet, have suddenly disap.
pearea, leaving behind them unpaid obliga.
tions to a considerable amount.
CINCINNATI, April 90.
Procee dings will be had to-day in the
Co6rt Of Common Pleas TO forfeit the bonds
of Heating and Holiingwood, the feather
weight prize fighters. A good deal Of interest
is manifested in tho result.
It has been determined to Immediately re-
build the Ohio Female College At the former
site on College Hill.
A sad affair occurred at Lockland on Mon
day, ten miles from this city. Mrs Hudson,
q colored woman, left her two young chill
dsen q home in the konse fos aboat half An
hour. huring her absence the house canght
on hre, and tie children wsre burned to death
before assistance could be rec4ived.
INV YoRx, April 90.
Captain ]. NJ Buck and nine others Of the
crew of the bark Jacomel Pocket, recently
returned from Ireland, and will leave for
Cisvslsnd to-day, en- roats for idaho. They
will be guests of the Fenien Brotherhood.
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TESTIMONIALS.

HON. GEORGE W. WOODW ARD,
Ca.f Jastaes efAe sspreme 0~t Of Renssyssania,
writes:
PAlade,rAia, March 10, 1857.
II nnd Hoehands - aefman Rtters 10 .
good tonic. uastul in Absass1 iAs 49,
i've erxsna and sfuh great bsasat II csess
of dseisy ssa Want Il psrvons srsoa In tAe sys.sn
Yoars truly, 0Dn W. WOODWARD"
HON. JAM1s TROAPsOa.
Jade. 81 fk Szpvsne Cbss1 y ntnasyasasia.
Philadelphia, April =, 1sos
medicine in case Of astasks c IndIessoa Or Dyspepsta
ean certify this from ny expsfisncs q IL.
Jsxts rHoMpsos.-
From Rev. Jos. n. KEHHAAD, D. D.,
Fnst,r Of tie T1ma Bpatis uzsveA, Philadelphia.
Dr.. Jackson-DsaT oir:s have been frsqssasis re-
questsd connect ny naos with reconnsndsttsas of
dnsrsat kinds q nsaei.ss bot rssard.g ms prsrtes
various Instances, andaD pasticuiazay in my
o.p fhpstiy q the ussfslnss of ~. Uocnns Nsrnan
attsss depart foe fssm NJ usuai ecarss to sx-
press my fhil eonvtcs1on thak f 1ot dstiitv n Gs
iysstm asd eYeosaRy for Lirer to@paint, It s safs
and saisabls pvspsrti n ssns essss Il nsy IN bat
usually dOabt sot 4 siiI b vssy bsAseca 70 tAoss
vha srher fYcm tbs abovs causes.
j. n. xuNARB,
Iighth, b4low Coetsa st
From Rev. r. D. RENDALL,
lssiysont kdstov Ckrisflds Chronicle. PAiid5dp1id
Ihays derived aoei6sd bsneat ffon n - OF Neof-
fAuAs German Aistsrs and fed Il my privilege % ysco-
md thsu q mes& valnAbis soeic 10 ~ aAe ~ saf
fsstne from gsesEal Asoillty Aon Diseases aslsg
ffom arrangement Of The hvsE
I'D YEsDALr.
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FROM. THE FAR WRT.
Exx Es.xruaca. Anrif

San FsAxcIsco, April %.
General Ord has been assigned 70 the CON-
mand of the Department OF California, vice
Mcdowell, transfered to Mississippi.
Idaho advicea OF April II. stafe thst the
Indians we're co4mittias depyedasions in
Jordcn Valley, and Il i though. that the pro-
eramme Of the last four years will be re.
enacted BY tho savages; robbery, burning and
numbering. The Indians made raid through
Fayette vslley, capturing and driving OF .
large amount Of stock.
The schooner Growler, the property Of :
New York Fur Company, Was wrecked on !
reef Of rocks At Cape Murray on the North
arn coast. Twelve liyes were lost. The ses-
eel had valuable cargo, destined TO Sitka,
which was total loss- Several bodies were
recovered.
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ciliation Of the tribes who fail to meet them.
Mr.. 6tanbsF1 has completed his argu-
ment, The dslisery = which viii lake four
hours. He expects 10 read q lsass part Of
lit himself, his health having greatly i'm
proved. Afaer Friday Mr. Bisgh will Close
the case, occupying two days.
The Reconstrnction Committee to-day
agreed to postpone the question Of the resto.
ration in Sosth Carolina and Arkansas until
the Consultation Of othsr Southern States
shall arrive. sesss
Ths Court Of Claims has ruled ont oil de-
positions in the cotton claim cases, and d.
rected = saparate personal examination Of
Witnesses before one Of the Judges.
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IliksDAY. !. RIIL =
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BITTERs.
BoO1LlND'S GElHAd BIf1BE
HOOFLlnD'S GERMAN ]
TONIC.
Prepared by DIR. G. NJ. Jackson,
PHILADELPHIA. 1. PA.
THE GREAT REMEDY
Tor III Diseases Of shs
Liver, stomach,
or DIseAliye Organs.
Hoofand's German Bitten
:: :;' :; E: e: !: !; =:
highly esre.ssr.s.d SD .ns-ly tu pe~ 4ieAsse sd-
Hosaand's German I onic
Z esnbin..ioa q 81 iss i.x,.dssss ss ~ sssssrs
rsa.diss ever os~sd IS rs pab,le
HooGanA's German BitleFs.
In easss Of nsrvcss depsesion shss sons alcoholic
stimulns Il nscosaxy.
HooPLANDs GERMAN TONIC
Tbs Biit.rs o. she Tonic 10th sgaaiiy gsea and
1ss s.oa.1h fro. vsrsssy 4 ss.sss sssa - Is1a-
.:s. 4 .s:A &: s...:
from ssssrai or more of the fsllesirg dsssssEi
Constipafion, FlstuIence, Inward Piles, Fnl-
ness Of Blood 10 the Head, Acidity Of
the Stomach, Nausea. Heartburn,
Disgust for the Food, Falipess
or Weight in the Stomach,
Sour kFuctations, Sink
ing or Fiuttering At the RI.
OF the Stomach, Swimming Of
the Head, Hurried OF Difficult brea-
thing, Fiutsering at the Heart, Choking
Or SUI coating Sensations when in Lying |
t1t4lC9 piunSss VI f1s0uf LUIS Qf
Webs before the Sight, Dull Pain in
the Head, Deficiency of Perspi-
the Skin and sy.., P.ia
in the Sides, Back, Chest, Limbs,
ETC., Sudden Finshes of Hest, BurniDs
in the Flesh, Constant Imaxinings Of Evil,
and Great Depression OF Spsrits.
Th<ss r~eseis vii sd.<tsaiiy ens. ks~r Op@psains
Jaundice, Dyspsp~a ohroae hsrvoss Dsh:tsy chrc
ME D.rrh&s. Ds.sss. q i.s Ksn4ys. .sd All D.s.4.a
DEBILITY.
Resulting from any Cause Whase~er:
OF TIE SYSTEM,
induced By Severe Labor, Hsrdships,
Exposure, FsyeYs. etc.
There !. no saeiss s,,an. .q.aa . ties. r.ed.s n
s5:ss' ,ss S arss..s ..a ....s s's.ssa ea !.
soana ana hs.ishy b. y,Ilo- .nss sr.se..ss soa
sod a.r,ous Invalid S.eonf. ssroas and s..hy s.ias
Persosss .adrAssced In Life |
And te~ns III. hsna OF tine weighing h.ssfIy upon
th.a ~ith all It's attendant i., via nai in the OF
life aso th-ir veins. r.tars . s.sars the sner ~
and srdor Of youthful days iId up their shruni
fms and give health md Hsppise-s 70 hst. rsualn
leg ysAv
NOTICE.
Il ss veil established fact that fuay one half OF the
fstnAas psrf'sn Of oar popeiAttgn asiAom
IL .s.s sas s.s .
are iansufds desosd Of all snerxy. snsy and
have kefi<tiie.
TO THIS sss- of persons the Bst~rs HE Tonc ass
sspssSsAy comweadsd.
WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN
Are made strong By the either Of thsse remedies
They VII cure svsry oass d HARAsAUs without fAA
ThouxAAdS OF rSfUAcataS have nIef. ~ In
hands Of the psoprstor bat viii aox ef the pet
iieasion of bat fsv- These, IL viii - oksvsd are
Iie.ed.
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MrxporA, MI. A,

MEsDorA, H., April -.
The Grand Division Of the Sons Of Tenn
perance of the State of Illinois INST IN ssmi-
snnaal convention in this plaes Yesterday.
The report Of tho Grand Serbs shows 2.00O
Der Of new Divisions hare been organized.
The conditioa and prospectz Of ths cause are
represented q encouraging.
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BOOT6 . 0HOEB-RETAIEs
Huisksmp Matlsss. .,..............8 50 Main street.
Haiskamp B Bro. Main strset-bst 4th 5th.
Hart, Agt....-..... l5S Main ssfeet
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David Lowry Second street.
NJ W Westcott ....-.... Main street-nesr FOURTH
Carter 4 Webster Bres... 80. 50 Main strsst.
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vencill, Jones b Co.....eor Third Main streets
Hess, Stern 4 Co..a..cor Second Main streets
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CRocKERY 4 QUEENsWARE.
Carey 4 LIE Faivre, Main street--bet 5th d 6th.
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NOTICE.

iss vail established fact that fully half Of the
fsn.is psrtien q ear pepsiatisn srs ssiAom
Ia The sn1oymens cf GOOD hexlth, or 20 uae
iheiy own expfs ssioa. never ss~i veiEs they
are lansus aeroad Of all Energy sneiy and
have kpti~tie.
To this elns< persons the Bt<ry or ahe Touxc
eoetstaHy copupenAed
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CLOCKS, wATCHEs = JEwELRY.
Sam G Bridges Nos i ? Estss House.
T. R. j. Ayres SOM. ..... ..........67 Main street
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Are mAde strong By the Of either Of tsss reusd,~,
They viii cure svsry eass d HARAsAUs without sail
THOUSANDS OF rtrrAcstos have aeoamolstsd In the
hands Of the proprstor bat viii aiiox of pe
iieation N bat isv- Tbese, IL viii hs ckssrvsd are
sa Of mole aud Of sreh standing that thsy mus, BE-
Iie.ed.
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FOR RENT.-A Store Room on Main
Street, between sth and eth north side. Apply to
VIM. FULTON
ApraS 50 Main Street.