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Steamer Ann Eliza. Ricnards, New York. w p. Clyde6Co
Barque William Fisher, Burney, Havre, Workman 4 Co.
SShE i s A. BORT Yates, Boston. CALDWELL Gordon Co.
Schr VIM Slater, Watts, Boston, do,
Schr Alaska, Trout Gloucester Weld, Nagle Il 90
Tug Hudson. Nicholson Baltimore with tow of barges
w. p. Clyde Go.
Tug Fairy Queen Perkins, Havre-de Grace, with tow of
barges, w, Z. Clyde & Co.
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Reported by De Haven Bro, No 40 S. Third street
FIRST BOARD.
-NARR \ LApNER. bankers report ans mornlng,s

MEssRs. DE HAVEN Z BROTHER, No. 40 s. Third
street. Philadelphia, report the following quotations.
u 5. 6s Of ISL 12476@124sS do. 1862 12l4@124H;
new, 12lzS@1221S; do. 1867, new, 122'6@1227S; do.
1865, 121T@1226; do 5s, 1O-iOs, 1151S@11575; U. s.
% notes. asaT per oS SSn 9 ST1 Silver Rse ST@p Int
JAY COOKE 4 co. quote Government securities as
follows:-U s. Is OF 1ss1, 124@1242; b-2Os of 1862,
l243S@124sa; do 1864, 123I6123k do, Nov, 1865,
123h@128K; do, July, 1865, 122S122A; do, 1867,
1924 @122H; do, 1868, 122@122A; 10-40s, 115A@
11519 Pacifcs, 110@111. Gold, 1857
PENNSYLVANIA CANAL CoMPAEY.-The following
the receipts for the week ending August II,
1869 .s25 1872 .96
Previous in 1869 800 oSS 10
Total IN 1863. 1925 0Sl15
To same period in 1865. ,2ss'65
Increase in 1862 s53 79250
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CLEARED THIS MORNING.

STATE OF THERMOMETER EVENING TELEGRAPH
OFFICE.
IA. M.........68l II A. M..........sIl2P M.... SO
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

FOf addtlOnaI Marine NelrS see inside Pdges.
tBY TELEGRAPH
FORTRESS MONROE, August ll-Passed in for Baltimore
Brig George Lattimer, from st. Johns, Porto Rico.
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SECOND EDITION
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.

Tennessee Politics-Governor Septer's
Speech in Nashville-He Declares
that there shall be no More Pro-
scription on Account of Race
or Color-Blackfeet In
dians Attack Over
land Trains-A
Shocking AT
fair in Gin
cinnati.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE,
OFFICE OF THE EVENING TELEGRAPH,l
Wednesday, August IL, 1869.


The Money market is not quite so easy to-day,
the banks or outside The stockholders are again
comparatively quiet, which affords more facilities TO
business borrowers to obtain aid at the banks but
as the latter are not gaining much headway, they
prudent and cautious in their transactions, and
discount only TO good customers, except by @yor.
They are in all cases choice in their selection OF coll
laterals.
Call loans rather stif at sac per cent on choice
securities, the latter figure prevailing. Discounts
range between T@9 per cent according to the char
aCter of the securities offered.
Gold opened very weak this morning at 135H
and sales at 1870 A. NJ were made on Third street
at 1885,.
There was dull market in Government loans to-
day. and prices show another slight decline from
closing prices OF yesterday.
The stock market is exceedingly quiet at about
yesterdays quotations. Pennsylvania 6s third
series, sold at 49, City loans steady at 1925
for the new issues. Lehigh Gold loan may be quoted
at 90.
Reading Railroad presents no new feature worthy
Of special note and closed at 1856; Pennsylvania
Railroad advanced i, selling at 57E. Catawissa
Railroad preferred sold at 3I4, an advance of n,
closing strong at IS bid Lehigh Valley Railroad Was
taken at 81; Camden and Amboy Railroad at 1871 q;
and Oil Creek and Allegheny Railroad at al, b. o.
Canal shares were dun. 36h was bid for Lehgh
Navigation; and 1884 for Schuylkl Navigation pre-
ferred.
Coal shares were without change. 5 was bid for
Mountain.
In Bank stocks the only transaction was in Far
mers and Mechanics at 1904.
Passenger Railway shares were neglected.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
tod nv no l. PrO No = htrde
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PORT OF PHILADELPHIA. AUGUST ~.
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SOME phllRnLhropio persons in Eng
land, aroused to activity by the vlgor-
GUS demonstrations OF the women's
rights people, are making an earnest
endeavor to secure u small share Of
right and Justice for the other sex.
They propose to provide by law that
husband shall not henceforlh be liable
for the debts Of bis wife contracted be-
fore marriage. 1t is certainly time that
liability SO absurd and oppressive
should BIO abolished, and the success
Of the movement ought to be certain.
Some OF the more ultra advocates Of
mems rights propose another innova-
ton upon that perfection OF stupidity,
the English law regulating the property
rights Of husband and wife. A hus-
bands property Ia always liable for
his wlie's maintenance; but under pres
ent laws, an impecunious husband may
be driven to the alms-house after ex.
haustlng his fortune In supporting his
matrimonial partner, while she may
possess unlimited property 10 her own
right. The reformers propoEe to so far
change this that the parties shall be
placed on an exact equality, the wife's
aeparate property being made liable for
her husband's support, precisely as the
husbands resources are now devoted
BY law to the maintenance OF his wife.
There seems to be equality In the
proposition, but how would Mrs, STAN
ton and the Revolutlon-ites like Il?
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MARRIAGES in the New York police
courts are getting to be quite fashion,
able since that Of Prince Henri de Bour.
ban. A correspondent thus describes
one which tranSpIred las. week: ~
The wedding was that Of an English
blonde (th0 last OF the MohicansS a
professional veloclpedestrian, and Tho
court was that Of Essex Market. JnU.
lice 5handley. The BRIDES name wSe
Miss Selma Goldman, the groon's M
Daniel Parlson, and the hour OF tbe
wedding was o'clock on Saturday
afternoon. Selma has been In this coun.
try about s weeks, and eau alp around
very bewitchingly upon the velocIpede,
Daniel Is a capmaker, but has never
made any caps 80 fascinating as the one
set for him by Selma. The attire oil
the bride and groom was extremely
mild, Selina's toilet consisting Of q
pale-green silk, trimmed with white
lace, her neck and wrists being hung
with varl.colored jewels, while Daniel
had arrayed himself In black broad
cloth coat and lavender. hued pants,
Judge ShRndley performed the "bless.
ye. be-h appy.my-chlldren business In
a manner that would have been pater,
nal had II not been parochial,. and tho
auspices under which married life be.
gan with them were not in the least
dRrkened by the fact that the eelIpse
had begun % shed q crepnHcular lIRht,
or that the married life commenood
where so many IgnomlnlonRly end-In
q DOllch NOnFL
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Spain and the Carlists.

From tbs NetO York Herald.
A cable dispatch In forms us that the
Carlist trouble has not yet ended In
Spain. We have allalonR known that
the Church was on the aide OF legitima-
cy and absolutism. Don Carlos Is the
representative Of both. It appears now
that the Church party has taken an &C.
tive part In some OF the recent risInRs,
The government has In consequence
taken severe measures. A decree has
been promulgated ordering bishops to
recommend to the priests OF their respec.
tive dloceses obedience TO the laWs,an
threatening 10 deprive all who prove re.
iraCtOryOfthe right to preach and 10 hear
confessions. This Is severe, but It 10
right and proper. II the Church goes
beyond lta sphere and Intermediates
with politics 1t cannot blame the Gov.
eminent for taking similar liberty,
This decree means open war between
Church and State. It Ia difficult 10 pre-.
dict what may be the immediate conse.
quences; but II Is not difficult to see
that the Church In the long run must
yield. IN all the Catholic countries-In
Italy, In Austria, In Spain, In Portugal
the Church must take n subordinate
place. A free church within a literally
constituted civil society ls all that any
church can now hope 10 be. The days
OF Fom'sh supremacy are ended.
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Trntn Rtrnnner Ihnn FIctIon.

In Paris, the most beautiful city in
the world, where the arts and sciences
are encouraged 10 higher and nobler
efforts, and where genius Of whatever
grade ID carefully fostered and reward
ed, a strange anomaly occurred few
days since. In the parks and gardens
with which the capital OF France
abounds, all plants and herbs are care
fully eradicated, 10 preserve the beauty
and fragrance OF surrounding shrubs
and flowers. But there are weeds pos
sessed OF rare virtues, and these lovers
Of the beautiful have actually plucked
one and crowned It. The have awarded
10 the Weed Sewing Machine the highest
premium as Family Sewing Machine
at the Paris Exposition, and too over
nearly hundred competitors. Who
will deny In this nineteenth century
that truth Is stranger than fictlon?-
New York Evangelist, August 8, 1867.
Ru12 ltd&W
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In the proceedings OF the City COun-
ell at the last meeting we notice the
passage Of resolution apprOprlatlng a
sum Of money for the improvement Of
the Peninsula Cemetery road. This
road has been In frlghtful condition
for some time, and we trust that no
delay will be experienced In making
the necessary repairs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-12

THE Democratic Central Committee
have nominated Geo. II. Psndleton as
their candidate for Governor OF Ohio.
Tho failure OF Rosecrans 10 come to
tIme has neoessitated this. The great
Rspudlator will not stand as coed a
show as Rosecrans, whose war record
WAS such as TO Induce many Conserva>
lives to come TO bis support. A large
portion Of the Democratic party also,
who were determined TO run Carey as
the candidate, will be lncensed at the
action OF the Committee. Pendleton
has signified his acceptance ofthe nomi-
nation, and there need be no more
anxiety on this question till after the
election OF Governor Hayes, which Is
now certain.
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THE Harvard crew win much com.
mendRtion In London, though OF course
they have not yet done their best. The
EngllHhmen, while admitting that they
are no contemplate antagonists, OK
press little fear for the laurels OF Ok
ford; and they treat our young men
with such hearty hospitality that we
gain confidence the race will be q fair
one. Foul play, however, 10 only TO be
dreaded nom the lower CLASSES, with
whom the crew have not yet been
brought Into contact, NJ ..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-12

SINoB President Grant Is 30 fond Of
travelling and has spent 80 much OF the
summer In the GOODNESS OF watering
places by the seaside, perhaps we may
Infer that the wlutry season will be
passed at Lake PoutchatraIn or In the
glades OF Florida. II duty will not lead
him 10 look into the interests Of the
South by personal observation, 1t Is to
be hoped that his love Of pleasure
seeking aud sight seeing may be OF
some advantage after all.
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Extract from Letter to Dr.. Brantlreth from
L Inn In 2 N Anrnilinn "
augIO.lmd&w
TO OWNERS OF HORSES AND
CATTLE.


TOBIAS DERBY CONDITION POW.
DERS are warranted superior to any Others,
or no pay, for the cure OF pIslemper, Worms,
Bots, Coughs, HiIo.bound, Colds, &C., In
Homes; aud Colds, Coughs, Loss Of Milk,
Black Tongue, Horn Dktemper, &C., in Cat.
tie. They arc perfectly safe and innocent;
no eed OF stopping the working OF your
animals. They increase the appetite, give
a tlno coat, cleanse the stomach and urinary
organs; also increase the milk OF COWS. Try
them, and you will never DO without them,
Tho late Hiram Woodruff, celebrated train
or OF tTotting horses, used them for years.
Col. Philo. =. Busn, OF the Jerome Race
Course, FordhAm,. N. z, would not use
them until he was told Of what they are
composed, since which no Is never without
them. He has over twenty running hor.es
In his charge, and for the last three years
has used no other medicine FOR them. He
has kindly permitted me to refer any one 10
him. Over 1000 other references can be seen
at the Depot. "4
Bold BY Druggists and saddlen. Price, q
cenu per box. Depot, 10 Park Place, New
York. auglO.lmd&w
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COMPETITION lisa bensfic cent prIncl.
pie: Thanka o,the French Gable. as
wen ~ TO the business progress OF the
Anglo'AmericGn Cable, Geographic
tolls are again reduced ON the old fine,
and message OF ten words will In fu-
s s cost but " 90, and each extra word
20 eents, the press receiving messages
~ malt price. These charges are cheap.
u tnan those Of the French line, which
starts on q basis Of 80. nj. VI
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The President Declares War

A4AV AVo4NVAb OoOAh4Eo W al
Against all lmposItlons upon the people,
and Science, following the glorious exam.
pie, lSout
AGAINST THE POIBONERR,
who sell sugar OF lead hair dyes, that not
only ruin the hair, but paralyze the system.
1mpoStorH
WHO DESTROY THE UaWARY
81 ould to put down by law. In the mean.
time,
0ristadOr0's Excelsior Hair Dye
Ia offered under the guarantee OF Professor
Chiffon, the famous analytical chemist. as
IN etiicient,
Pure and Harmless Preparation.
CRlsrADoRoS HAIR PRESERvA-
TIVE, az a Dressing, acts like charm on
the Hair after DyeIug. Try 1t.
augl0.lmd&w
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THE CoRrEs will assemble In octo-
ber-it may be TO elect king. Castel-
lar does not believe that a king can be
chosen, but, writing 10 Buenos Ayres
newspaper, makes note OF the singular
assurance OF the diplomatic 0lo1aga
that u candidate for the throne, accept
able TO everybody, has been found.
Since both Prim and Olozaga are re.
ported In favor Of Prince Napoleon, Il
ls Just possible that be means Plon-
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the annual consumption OF wheat In
the United Kingdom at $1,000, 900 OF
quarters III may be million more),
and states the annual yield per acre,
throughout the kingdom, at twenty
seven bushels. An English quarter 10
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TIE City Council have deemed 1t
inexpsdIent ito allow the property
holders on Market Street between Nom
roe and Quincy-Rllowlng them the
cash value OF the stones with which tho
street Is now paved-to put down new
pavements on that thoroughfare. This
seems to be judiclous so far as 1t de-
niles the property holders the value OF
the bouIders, but II they should choose
TO put down now Nicholson pavement
at their own expense, there Is no rsas-
on why they should be denied the priv
ilsgs. Certainly some are satisfied
Wlththe street as tits, still, more would
be pleased to go to some expense to
have II In that place, q credit to the
city, and they should DO allowed 10
do so.
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Peculiar AdaptabiIity.
Brandreth,s Pills.

ENAuEGbAB ElAbuS
Their peculiar adaptability 10 all conSti.
tutIons as cleAnSeB OF the bowels and tho
blood has established their great merit.
They restore the liver. the spleen and even
the heart TO healthy action when other rem
edles have been used without producing
any benefit. They do not expose those who
use them 10 any danger, being as safe aG sal.
utary.
Extract from Letter to Dr.. Brdnireth from O.
ray, ESq., p. NJ. Hamilton, nv.
"In 1883 I was In poor health, and my
friends as well as myself supposed that my
earthly voyage would soon terminate. But
after taking one box OF Brandreths Pills, 1
began 70 feel better. Well, sir. when had
used up twelve boxes was o vol, healthy
mRu-my weight having gone from l3l
pounds up 10 l62 pounds, then ordered q
supply, and between that time and the
present have retAiled three thousand dol.
Lana worth Of these invaluable pills, and
am quite surC LhRtI have thereby been In
strumental In saving thousands OF lives.
"Yours, truly, CO.. FAY, PM"
Sold by oil Druggists. Observe my namo
In white letters In the government stamp.
b, BRANDRETH.
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GLOVER can be plowed down too often
~ loGmy Boil.. Il mRkes IL loose, and
me wheat 10 more easily frozen out,
Inc surface should be well rolled In
tne nall; and, II the ground IL dry
enough, Il should b0 rolled In the
spring before the wheat starts much,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-12

Those ofour citiSsns abSentlng themselves
from The city during the SUNNI or months
can have the IETELLI0ENoER sent 70 them
by mall flra week OR any longer term. for
l6acenS per week.
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SpeftaI gutites.
Erring but Noble:

Self. Help for, Young Men, who having
sealed letter envelopes, free OF charge. Ad.
dress, HOWARD SANITARY AID ASSO.
CITATION, Box p, Philadelphia, Pa.
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SHOULD your chest DO narrow, contracted
and thin;
WithIn7
Or that dry hacking cough, or shortness Of
with many no often the herald OF death.
Look well 70 your safety, not even delay:
Dare not with your life 10 tribe one day,
Enquire % once where 10 get Shoulder
Braces,
Remember Booking ard Booking q Carroll,
the cheapest OF places.
But The Braces alone, arc not all you viii
Remarkably cheap and exactly to mind:
AL Medicine pure, Drugs good In their
places,
Cosmetics, Perfumes, the rarest allowances.
hacn lady these wanting, "a all are b.
q Carroll,
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altu AdrrrtIaltaeats.
gtookholders' Meeting,

TINE SEMI.ANNUAL MEETING Of tho
il BtoclLholdOrs OF First Mutual Store AS
ISOLATION will DO held IN American Hall
Friday evening, the 18th inst, At TX O'Clock,
70 elect three directors 10 serve for the en-
suing year, WIN. HASTINGS,
RuRi2.2t pFehld0nt.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-12

DR. MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS cep.
~ tain cure for Diseases Of the RidHSss
Sonorrhoa, elect. and all Urinary DiSeSSes'
~! and Physical Debility, RlnRinT M
iisST r s IN Vasth ETisSons CAUSED By in.
SKIN Diseases, Female WeaFneSS. SSnS1Its
~ l5I ~ l9 Iorms, causing Bore ThIosk ni,d
Noe Pain In tho Bones; KFuntions ~ Sru
speeaHy cured. Gopalya and Mercury dis.
sTHsn; R sSIa p %Aeellng, w Va. 81 ED
lows Hall. Price b m box: mi Nv mai ~
mAyl7-d&Wly "' ~ NA'e''
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SB- No notice will De taken OF communal
cations not accompanied by responsible
name. The name Will DO considered conf
dental, hut must In all cases accompany Let
ten as 4 guarantee Of good faith.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-12

~. Ten lines or len make square,
RFTrapSIeut advertisements CASH tn adj
MARRIAGES AND FUNERAL NOTICES, %
cts, when under Slx Lines,
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zss-.
The Rogue CAUGHT

Railroad casualties have been 50
frequent in the vicinity Of Castalia,
caused by tampering with the track,
10y somesunprinciplcd outlaw that the
railroad company have for some time
hadth section. and the men there
about in their employ, under the
most vigilant surveillance. It's vi,
ilancc has been rewarded by the cap
ture Of Pat. Wood, who is reported
to have been engaged in the ncfari.
Gus work Of throwing trains from the
track, to demonstrate the Inefficient
cy Of the section boss for his position,
and that in dcposing him, the calprit
might he promoted to his place. His
labors entitle him to promotion to Il
state institution ct Fort Madison,
and were he exalted on a tight rope
leaving his feet little above this
terrestrial ball, it would BE- little
more than he merits.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-11-05

'nAS'- -."v old and popular
firm Of Bones & White is dissolved
Ivy the retiring Of Cut. NtA swha
is succee1ea by MNYm. White,
brother Of Charley, andSH. Il. Gin
ton; young men who arc c,Gncntly
worthy to succeed even so good,
agreeable, and ompanionaL lc man,
as the retiring member Of the late
firm,
We congratulate them in their good
fortune in becoming members in so
popular BUSINESS house; Charley in
finding business associates whom b.
must SO highly esteem; and the pub
lie that the concern is to continue
combining so many elements Of worth.
Charley White of course heads the
new firm as senior. But we refer the
reader to their column al. and other
notices by themselves for full partic-
u!ars.
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M ua.uCr :?

We learn that Mr.. Edgar Hardin
who used to be with Crandall &
Thomas, two years ago, was most
brutally and wantonly murdered a
few days ago at Burr Oak, by young
man who had been engaged through
the week abont thrcshing machine
with him. Young Hardin was stabb-
ed with dirk knife and expired in
fort y-6yc minutes. There had been
no previous difficulty as VIC arc in
formed, nor was there any at the
time *s -
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NlsIt fl Costs.

The people of the United States
arc plundercd Of twcn'y millions Q,
dollars gear by the tariff on coal,
and Of tmcn'y Mree millions Of dol
lars gear by the tariff on iron.
Forty three millions Of dollars a
year thus goes straight from the
pockets Of bard. working people into
the pockets Of only these two
classes of moropolists and the Con-
gress,ncn who conspire to pass the
laws which authorize the plundering.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-11-05

DR.. sages Catarrh Remedy is no Patent
Medicine llumbug gotten up to dupe the ig.
norant and crcdulous, nor is it represcnte ed
rs being composed of rare and precious
substances, brought from the four corners
Of the earth, carried seven times across the
Crest Desert Of Suharah on the backs OF
fourteen camels, and brought across the At
lantic ocean OH two ships.o 1t is a simple
mild, soothing, pleas: mt Remedy, perfect
Specific for Chronic Nasal Catarrh, "Cold
in the head" and kindred diseases The
proprietor, Il. Y. Pierce NJ. d., of Buffalo,
N. Y, offers reward of $500 for case OF
Catarrh he cannot cure. For sale by most
druggists everywhere. Sent by mail post
paid. fer sixty cents. Address the propric.
tor as above
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a farmer who wished to invest the
accumulation Of lis industry in Unit
cd States securities. went to Jay
Cookies Office to obtain Treasury
notes The clerk inquired
"W hat den miaa.ion will you have
thcu il, siri''
Having never heard that word used
excepting TO distinguish religious
-sccrs, s!c farmer, after little hes
itation replied:
well. you may give me part in
the O!d-School Presbyte rian, to
please the old lady, but give me the
heft ont in Frcc-Will Buptists.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-11-05

The season for coughs and colds is rap
pidly approaching, and every one should
be prepared to check the first symptoms
as cough contracted between now and
Christmas frequently lasts all winter
There is no better remedy than johnson
Anodync Linimcnt.' For all diseases OF
the throat and lungs, it should be used in.
ternally E....
Lung fever, common cold, catarrahl fc.
yer, and nasal discharge of Il brownsh col.
or in horses, may be checked at rec by q
liberal use of ''Sheridan's Cavalry Condi.
ton Powders -