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, 1870-11-14

Sprci1l Dtsratth to The Chicago Ttibuue.
THE GENERAL. MARKETS..
New YORK, Nov. 11.--The feature eg the rrc-
ttHce markets, yesterday, was the speculation and
advance In bEcadssuns- Late freight engage
tcrnts embrace wheat In large quantities, with
soulc -four, for Liverpool. London, Glasgow,
R.tstsf, Isle Of Jersey, ANTWERP, Rotterdam.
O.orto, ssd Lisbon, a movement which, With re-
''uccd receipts Ut all points, Is Eegarded a. fayor-
trE decided advance In prizes. Speculation il
also faEortd b. lower rates for storage.
DRY GOODS.
Acy.ew osthc dry goods market shows that
tho trade in foreign goods ts con1aed 10
sral! lots. and Is Ngh. In the
aggregate. Foreign woo1lens Do not
move ret, actively, but prices seem
TO bc strictly maintained. The stock IS not heayy.
md, with reasonable degree Of Aettviry In the
trade during the remainder OF the season, the
opening OF the spring trade VII! nnd the market
we'll cleared cat Of all foreign makes. Notw1th-
/ Standing The unfarosahle effects Of the war On
tho silk manufactures OF France, the prediction
OF dtmtn!ahed supply OF foreign silks and cou.
sequcnt advance In the price OF such goods mus
no tutnlment In the present condition Of the
tradc. The imports last week amount
Cd IN value to over 500, 900. Compared
with f33+, 600 for the corresponding week Of last
year, and the total imports Of silks at this port
Than Tor the same period lass 5cas Prices have hu.
slightly advanced in fancy silks, and heavy and
stAudatd marks arc cheaper than last year, aud
further decline Is predicted. This Is attribute
ahle to the fact that the accumulated stock in the
Frtnch market l. being shipped abroad for greater
/ sa1c1y. and, ns their exporta exceed the
rrIu!tcments cf this aud other foreign
| 1natlets, prices cannot be drmly maintained
These. however, arc hut the nfst effects
nf the war. Forced exportatiou will soon e1-
! haust the stock in France, and the amount oi
SILK goods available for export next year xtil
show very material reduction AZ compared With
1850. Should the war be carried into the souih-
eEn provinces Of France, which arc the chief seat
Of the E!l.ptoduc!nG Interests, manufacture must
censc-
| TIE CITY co1lE1oRsu1r.
i There 4f much excitement In political circles
| over the reported removal Of Collector Nurphy.
1ls failure IN The Management Of the late ro1!tl-
! ca! campaign u urdcsstood to be the cause The
current report ts that Sinclair Touccy, Of the Aue
! rtcan Mems Company, viii be the new Collector.
l TUE STATE ASSEMBLY.
1tts bcltcrcd tonight that the oclcia canvas Ia
ore OF the districts in Orange County viii elect
Rcpuenca1, tustead Of q Democrat Is report ID
and thus eivc the State Assembly 70 The Reput1i
cans by two majority.
ITO the Associated FrnsAl
TIE CIT colEcToRsuIr.
| Sxv ToKx. Nov, 1a-Tne runnT that new
coliectcr Of Customs viii soon be appointed w
| eout1sdieted By ME. Murphy yes.c1day. But It /
Is explicitly asse1sed By parties supposed 70 b
mcrt n thst Judge Robe1tson,o of wcsscnestes conn
y, win be Hs. au1pny1 ,.s s1ooes'of.
Is preparing articles q Impeachment asaas
Judge Woodran. ,,.,n..
| AYhfh{tAh
, 1870-11-14

4 German na.1ed Freiez'ck Reiblt, Is years OF
ser, attempted suicide bs jumping from Randolph
street bndgt Into the .tTef, st O'Clock Je*serds5
morning. The rash Juung man vas saved hT
Bsidgelender Lovefov and 0tllceT Patterson. who
conveyed him to the Union Street Station. Reihle
b matchmaker BY trade, and works u No 1tss
state street. He alleges " disappointed love" ~
the eau sc that led TO the ACT. His tn2noFAta u
said 10 reside near his place Of business.
, 1870-11-14
ANIMAL Game DEnpef.

The fifteenth ANIMAL game dinner Of the Ire
mont House occurred yesterday. It Was served
a. o'clock, and In the course Of tue Eext three
hours no less than nye Eundred Of the old and
substantial rtBidenss Of Chicago pa1ook Of mine
hoets ttohn B. Dsake} royal hospitality. Quite 4
number Of those present had never missed the
the Information Of such Of our readers a could
not he present We Will mention that, under the
heading !" Came the t!u OF fare contained The
following items: Roast-B1scl bear, Elk, ven!son,
h1atk-tMi bear, Wild goose, prairie chicken. can.
ras back duck. wood duck prairie dog, quail,
grey duck, Wild ptgeou, cinnamon hear, ante.
iopc. buffalo, wild tntkey, orpossun, Brandt, NAL.
lard dnck, sand hlti crane. red head ducS, teal
duck, aud spike tail duck Brntled-Quatl, blue
ring teal, butter balls, rice bind, squirrel wild
r!eeo1, c1E steak, marsh bird. euipe, rloycr, Ics
.teas, antelope steak. and frozs. Tnese were, o
cccfSe DumeropS IT esfef1S to match.
, 1870-11-14
THE CITY III BRIEF,


Thers VIII be IN adiourred meeting. this eyen-
Ing, ut hsl!-paEt O'Clock, at Room No. ls. THE
V>E Huldlu9, of those interested In establishing
smelling wo.ks IN this city. 1t Il hoped ons cap-
tAittts generally will attend,
The annual meeting for the electinn Of officers
OF the Chicago Relief and Aid Society will be held
10 !as.or So. ]. Trcmont uouse, ths evening, 4:
soSlock. All persons interested IN the work Of
tho society Are Invited to attend
ALI the active and honorary members OF the
M1Eican Znuaves are requested to appear At tibet,
headQuArteFs this evening, a. S O'clock sharp.
Isn.iress OF Importance Will come beforc the
meeting.
, 1870-11-14

The alarm from boz No. 81, as II O'Clock last
night, Kas caused by the discovery Of nre IN :
ocsupled a 4 saloon and boanlng house BY
NrssM RYAN ! Fttner. Loss, ts.soo: tns1Eed
Tor 9soo In the FlEenenB. 1t WIS oEued bJ Roe-
cit HueJ. Loss Au&,us t,to0. An adjoining cot
taEe. occupied br John Rndolphe. was damaged
10 the extent OF <it1
Ak 10 O'CLOCK, yesterday forenoon. Queer Ne
hin discovered nFt in co21-shel In TeA1 Of No
lis Monroe street. 1t Was exu1Eutsned VITA
few pals Of wafer. 30 alarm VAS souuded%
, 1870-11-14
INDIANA.

Murder and Suicide Ncnr ya.pn-
rAf*os
Special Despateh to The Chlc1ko Tribune.
VALPARAISO, Soy. 13.-Eafly last evening, MF.
St Jchn, q farmer resiiing near Flint Lake, about
SIX miles north Of this place, was slot aud In
stant!y Killed while sitting near w1,ulow reaaI-
tng. The perpetrAtor Of the deed was young
enn,oy Of III. 81. John shoa, az mon1hx @ sanher
was found dead short distance fecu the house,
having committed suicide Immediately after the
murler. The cause OF the murder Is unknown.
, 1870-11-14
DRESS GOODS.
Lowest Prices !!
CARSON, Prize & CO.,
118 & 100 State-st.

Rend the following:
New PopIins for Suits, Fall
Shades, reduced to lSc.
Rep Poplins, plain colors and
blacks, IL 1-2c.
4 good black alpaca, yery
cheap, 25c.
28-inch vide Satin Brocade
Dress Goods, solid eo]ors, rich
shades, a decided bargain,
81 1-2c.
Black MoScoW Bearers, all wool,
handsome finish, $@.75 and
$500 per yard.
dll-Woo} Red Flannels, from zoe.
Brown Blankets, $;2 per pair.
White Blankets. all qualities,
very cheap.
Heavy Cotton Flannels, II &c.
Heavy Brown Sheetinss, yard
vide. l0c.
Ladies' White Merino Hose, l0c.
Best quality ribbed all -wooi
Hose, reduced to 81 l-2c.
Mems Merino Shirts and Draw
crs, SOC.
~ Apectnl !uduccrsentn In nil ksnds OF
Kfnek Lyons Clank Frlfeit nFs' clieMpct Il
cur ~tors. linn elsewhere In the r.Ey. CMfl
and get snr rE!c4.. -----
, 1870-11-14

AmenE the arrivals At this hotel. yes1eraA9'
were the following: ). $. Reynolds, FsoJu Ne5-
notds. lafayette: Thomas McG7W, TORONTO; hsss
D1. Ftaa, G. s. l.: Hon. c. G. Gilnan- loFai Ut.
T. F. Aayson. Iowa; J. n. Beck, St johns n
B.; n. L. Mccormick, Indianapolis: c. II. HOW
land, st. Louis; l. Maxwell, New Tors: y. h
Gale, Lynn, NAY: =. 8. symonds, Lynn, Masa-
&HERXAN HDEH
Among the 4rrtvAh II this h0ssal yesfetdaIa
btzearH. Alfted RamE au EE<:S7fQs Jona 6,
, 1870-11-14

EAhIIIIoS cRDkRED.
Philip D. Pollard =. Lueieu VI Pollard Decree
OF partition OF the northwest 1nartef ct tho no:1h-
cast 1uatter Of Scct,ou -, IS, IL.
1unlxEET. ... ..
Second National Bank, Of Chicago, '. Cha3ette
and David Cady. Fox t2,0ln.
SHOOTING cAER. .
Sicklars Schw1ckTath, bJ bis next friend, tc.,
:. john Reed. Action Of tresp2Ss instituted.
Damages laid at $1o,Mn A euPtdx Was smell out
This - suit to recover for Injuries sustained By
plaintiff, who Is OF the age OF IS years, 1t the
bands Of defendant, boy aged IL, By shooting
The boys gull: Was tatelT shown In the Criminal
ceurt he shot plaintiff. 1t then appeared. npon
some theory Of his that plalnuH had wrongfully
milkel MS fathers cow.
sCFrLy Or OYSTERS e10sKp,
William Brewster :. ChannceJ D. Sp1ids. As
Eumpst- Demand, tl0 600. This Is 9ntt 70 re.
cover for failure to supply oJitet1 to the plaintiff
for SAFE In the Sal: Lake Valley. TIE allegation
to that there WAS an agreement to furnish oJstess
As atatsd, upon joint acconnt OF tae parties. al
net cost IN the Atlantic cities Plaintiff went Wesl
and na:u his arrangements to send, and then de-
fenda1t refu5el to sh!H.
1fIHRATCKK REf1ET!Kn
Charles L. Wilson :. Get rye II. Man!nve ct a.,
Rep!crtn OF uiue1y-four volumes Of I book nauet
and known as " Fresh Eggs and Yellow Dustef-
BEET.
John r. Myers ct sl.. cxt cutorF, kc,. r. Jane:
G. Hunt, William 3. Gore, Jsmes W. Derby. ant
Albert t. E1ttttoEpe- Debt, &3,coA Damages
sS.AI,
, 1870-11-14

Between 10 and II O'Clock IN Saturday night,
oye OF BLK young burglars effected m eutyAn2e
into the commission store No. $50 South Water
steet hy removing the coal hole cuycs. Il the SIDE
urkius OF butter to tte outlet, wktn their ope11-
tons were disturbed BY the police. The thieves
hcated for I2Ee st1cct bridge, md succeeied In
efJecsiuc .heif e&cSnH.
, 1870-11-14
Criminal Court.

MECHANICS Linn
1ehn c. n.1IRs v !. !. Taylor e a. Decree 70
en1a.ee necsatlcs' 1ieu OF sss-ss cu Sua.lnt
El'mnfc's Suhd.yl-icn OF tots 10 a7d II Of Block
g. under city snhttvtsion Of that 7art Of the south
halt Of the northeast fractional quarter of Section
u, 81. II. lying west Of Cottage Grove avenue
, 1870-11-14

NEW YORK, Nov. 1s.-Adylces from San Do
rulngo. Sd inst. state that the question Of annex
Rtion 70 the German Confederation Is stiu can-
yassed, and |. Is rcportcd that negotiations are
galng on, hut no Official steps will be taken until
tic uuited Stiles officially declare their ah4n-
donmenf Of the proposition Of annexation.
President Baez wss not dead. as has been re-
nnIlfd.
, 1870-11-14

LONDON, Nov. IA special to the New York
Tor1d says the Official journal ut constaut!nop1e,
states that the Sublime Porte Is nov able to Fe-
stst any attack; that he has 690, 900 men and II
armed fd8afea.
LONDON, Nor. ls.-A telegram from Conhtanti-
norle states that up to this Sunday morning the
Turkish government has received no notice OF
Rusttas Intention to abrognte the treaty Of 1856.
, 1870-11-14

Movements OF the Ynle College Scict1.
1ific Party.
DENVER, Col, Nov. 13.-The Yale College %cteu-
tic parry, With Professor Marsh, arrived here
last evening from California. They leave on
Montay for Fort Wallace, to examine the geology
of Western Kansas, AnI expect TO return to .tht
East carly In December.
, 1870-11-14
TN-AAAttAr-


The policeman who made tlistursance tn Bus
ters auction rooms, the other day. was No T." no
No Il, 1s e1runcoualJ printed.
, 1870-11-14

Revocation OF n Proclamation de-
claflnE Martial Law.
R4tE1Gu, Nov. 1a-Goveruof Holden has at
last Issued proclamation rcsoltng his former
ing the Counties Of Allfamance auc tazwell 10 be
in state ii lnsuETecnon.
, 1870-11-14

81. LOUIS, Suv. 1A-Reported returns from
Tne retnaini1F txenty counties WITH probably add
1bouS !, 10 70 thl4
The total population oi Mis4oun Is 1,saa,ste, II
lacp1se OF ~, w.
, 1870-11-14

Repnhllcana and Irdepenhent Republicans,
lol; Dtn1oerots, %. Republican majority IS.
Special perpsseh to The Ch1esso Tribune.
SrRtSGF1EIn, I'll. Nny. 13.-Ofl1cIal abstracts
at the vote cast at the late election IN the follow
Ing ca,'nues have heen received hy the Se:retssy
oi safe since MT last report: BsnwB, Christian,
Clark, Clsy, Coles, crawlorj. Cumberland, pu-
page. Henderson. jackson, Jet1erHon, Lake, Liv-
tnPstnn, Locao. Macon. Macoup!1, Madison. Mas
sae. Moultrte, Perry, Putnam. R7ck Island. Sau-
ehmon, Schuyler, Stark. Union, aud yersntiuon,
be!1R, IN asI- ihirty-tour received up
70 This date II the basace Of
abstracts. the ofcIa1 yesulI OF the STATE, county
and district elections wlll be asceEtalaed this
week. ....
The Sta'e Journal. hss!uE Its figures On ottlctal
rctn!nh and rrtvaFe leitG'a ANS, will, t0-morroW.
pull. h the names aud rAitleal status OF members
Ut tho ucNs Sen tc and IIoGse OF Representatives.
acct"'r = 10 'tcFe neu-e5 :eS ~! s.-si.
twt l1s.1ihe Republicans and t~enty-one ne;Hn.
eEcts: the ffous., one hundred Republicans. and
scr.rty.scven Dcnnoerats, the minority on 1'Int
ballot pe.rg thirty-nue. @
, 1870-11-14

CHICAGO, Nor. II. !
The following ID the Official record made for the
" observation snd report OF storms, By telegraph
and aignal, for thc benent Of commerce on tue
hours ending 1t II p, H., Chicago tune. Tie t.
bic shows the heights OF the barometer 4ud ther-
mDtnetct II the hours Of O'clock .. H., .. H.,
and II p. m also the amount OF rainfall for the
twenty-four hours ending at I. N. snow and
hail teing reduced to rain. THE barometer read
tnga nrr ali Eeduced to BeA 3eveI]:
, 1870-11-14
GERMANY.
FRANCE.
rTrrNr fIc"JN1.

LONDON, Nov. Count Beust, Ausztxn 1tne
Minister. a1KiEed at Munich On the sth, and re-
1nained taern In conference with the BAvattA2
- E&hlntt two xAyh
! Tina North QeNu1n Parliament neaa 1t Berlin
, 1870-11-14
SPAIN.


LnxDnS. Nov. .1a.-Informntion from Spain iutl-
mates the growth Of Formidable opposition Ia
the election Of the Duke Of Aosta.
, 1870-11-14

Bonds hk Frankfort
FRANKFORT Nov. 1A-unlted States B5nds,
33s.
, 1870-11-14

az TRIAL
Ita r. Wstmore r, John Laird. EJectnent
for the northwest quarter Of Section Is, II. north
4. wesk, p. n, tn Henderson County. On thai
bcfuge Judges Qrummon1 and BlOdXett.
kLw sET.
0fr!p r. Chase ct A. &c. Honfoftt t Col =. Com
me.cial Insurance Company. Assumpa!t 5000
, 1870-11-14

ElEcxs
rros1A, IL. Nor. lA-Aooos s:se oel2es this
F,nnr N}ts. oFnrd and operated By Field. Fptter
L %, Tnt nzr depaEtus1t Ess % ~ Esa1aa u
, 1870-11-14
&scncrn7 Assem- blYs

-....-. EkEATE. ...
The S;ate Senate \ III probably stand a. follows
Democrats n l.altc, Radicals Id Koman}:
=.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-11-24

Paymaster W. q. Marcy, of the Navy,
pleaded guilty before the court~matial In
Washington, Of appropdating $4,000 Of
Government funds.
The customs receipts for the week end
ing Oc.obey 81 were s>,%s4,2S4
The President has appointed John a,
MINIS United States Attorney for the
northern District Of Alabama.
The Supreme Court at Washington on
the 18Th denied the motion 10 restore the
case of DeIniDg w. the United States 10 the
docket
Receipts Of the government for the quar-
ter ending Sept. 80, were s1f5,iGi, Z31 /;
expenditures, &8G,502,320 besides for the
redemption Of bonds, &c, s44,337,8 800.
The President has appointed VIM. g..
Ebert, Pension Agent at Macon, Ga, ttce
John r. Clements, removed and George
Il. Webster, Pension Agent at Fort Glib.
son, gtce Alexander Clappcrton, removed,
President Grant has commenced the
preparation Of his annual message, and
will devote the greater part Of every day
hereafter 10 that until its completion.
A Washington dispatch Of the 10th says +:
"Thcrc have been conflicting verbal and
published reports concerning Minister
Motley, but the question IL now settled be-
yond dispute by the declaration Of Presi
dent Grant himself that he has actually re.
called Minister Motley, and instructed
Secretary Fish to advise him accordingly"
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-11-24

ton The execution of the Tientsin erim-
mails had been deferred for time.
Odo Russell has informed Lord Gran
vile that Count Bismark says Prussia has
not been, and win not be. party 10 the
abrogation Of the treaty Of 1855 by Rus
sin; that Gortschakofr's Official circular
took Bismark by surprise, and no secret
understanding exists between Prussia and
Russia. Bismark's protestations are re
cived with incredulity by the best inform
ed circles in London
In reply to Gortschakofs circular an
nouncing the reputation by Russia of
that portion Of the treaty Of 1885 relating
TO the Black Sea, ON the ground of former
violations Of the treaty by other powers,
Lord Granville protests against the right Of
Russia to abrogate such treaty. or any por-
ton Of il, without consulting the other
parties to the treaty, and says had Russia
addressed Her Majesty's government and
the other powers who are parties to the
treaty of 1856, and proposed for consider
alton with them whether anything has
occurred which could be held to amount
to an infraction Of the treaty, or whether
there is anything in the terms which. from
altered circumstances, presses with undue
severity upon Russia, or which in the
course Of events had become unnecessary
for the due protection Of Turkey. Her Maj
esty's government would not have refused
TO examine the question in concert with
the co-signataries of the treaty"
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-11-24

A Madison dispatch Of the 18th szys the
indication then WAS shss the Wisconsin
Assembly would stand about " kepubli-
exns. ~ Democrats and Independents
A yex York dispatch Of the 1zsh says
. John Carey, Democrat, IL returned 40
elected 10 the Assembly from the Ssrenth
Districs Of this city. giving the Democrats
one majority"
The Republics majority in New Or
leans Is over $50. A dispatch Of the 18th
says: THE Republicans claim the State
by thirty thousand majority, all their Con-
gresssDen, Clinton, Gypher, Darrell, Nc
Caurg, and Mossy. being elected, and only
twenty-five Democrats are elected 70 the
mex, Legislature"
La the Minnesota Legislature, the Re-
publiexns have majority Of 4 In the Sen
ate and 10 in the House, counting a.
Republican one Senator elected on an
Independent ticket.
A majority of one elects the Republican
candidate, j. A. Alexander, in the Fourth
Senatorial Digtric4 Of Illinois.
Special dispatches from Lexington, KY
on the 18th stsse tina, Finley Republican)
in the Eighth Kentucky District, is elected
t,y one hundred and eighty-two majority.
There have thus far been elected five
eoIored members Of the next House d
Representatives, DelaYge. Karney and ~
liot., Of South Carolina; Turner, Of Ala
bsma and DR. Norton, Of. Virginia
A Madison dispatch Of the 18th says tbs
Wisconsin Assembly stands - RepabB
cans and ~ MISUNDERSTANDING Inde
Dendeuts according 70 past political affini
ties.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-11-24

EvERr SArCKDAY.-No. ~, for No
veuber r. corfains the following spsen6ss asp.-
trstioae: Portrait Of Pope Pins tse NExA: Men.
vAleren. nou GTomes stad5o; Pns<ixn At
vanced Works before Psxb-Cookng h II.
Trenches: Market a. BouIogne; 1he Crown rrsr-
cess Of Prussia; Scenes on the Diamond Yselc. q:
the Cape Of Good Hope; Deer or the ws.ea !:
GEip-ChAriee D5ekens' Raven; Shaving the Ere
my; Chung How, Governor of TSenfdn; Supple.
ment- etrasborrg Cathedral; November-By Ga
varni- The story Of The Marquis de yiIIezer
by George Sand, i continued. Able eciscrsl
on public questions, and othes interesting read
ing. FIxIDs. OsSooD 4 Co. Boston. Tea oer.a
Tor stngle number. 500 yeaz.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-11-24

Mrs. Gates and Mrs. James. Mrs. GATES
Good morning, Mrs. James How well you ere looking
far better than when saw you last
Mrs Janes.--Oh yes ! am much better than have
been for long time and am now on my way for more o.
nv favorite Observation-Disclosures BITTERs One bottle
Of b. worth ali the doctors in the world NO more DOC
tors for :,
TIoN BITTEgs, and have mind 10 try II myself INT
fact Is have appetite strength or energy Tor aythg
Mary and Lizzie are in the way, and lounge about
the house all day long good for nothing.
Mrs Janes.-My word for II, Mrs Gates, INST et hein
try PLANTATION BITTERs moderately three tunes gay
and you will see a wonderful improvement.
Sen Moss Fariue from pure Irish Moss, for Blanc
Mango Puddngs. Custards Creams, &c. &C. The epeap-
est, heatiest and most delicious food IN the world
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-11-24

GoDEY's LADY's BooK.-The December
number Is rich in embellishments. First Time
OF Asking /" y nns steel plats; thsn No havs the
usual stsel pists titls-pags; two elegant CArist-
mas pictures: "Homember tbs Poor" ard
!. ChnatmAs Morning;'' splsndid Berlin wosa-
~vork pattsrn. printed I'm . variety Of eolon; .
~ AZURE colored fashion-plats; large exten-
.ion sheet, containing N innunerabls variety Of
a,s.ses ana articles for ladies In demand as the
crssent time; childrsns dressss, aprons, etc. etc.
rrnSre 4 also : great variety Of useful designs
49,. Il ~ Work Department. Now = 3 good
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-11-24

ci0us editing, select and popular contributor.
and sprightly, entertaining reading, the
YoAthS Conpssion Of Boston, has no superior
among the youths publications. Send for
specimen copy.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-11-24

APAPEE YoR You've PEoPLE.-The Yoush.'
C0apa.SoS Of Boston, Is one Of the most judi
cious and enterprising sheets in the country.
Sample copies free.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-11-24

La CLKDs HousK, Chicago. e2.O per dsy.
None bsttw.) COmerof Madison and Canal
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-11-24

LEADERS OF BRASS BAyDs-Seyen instruments
Of Wrsghfs MANUFACTURE tneAYly newt are offered
for sale at a great reduction. See them before
purchasing elsewhere. Address EHARP Il THAN,
Farwell Hall, Chicago.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-11-24

We take delight in referring our afficted friends
to any drug store where that most estfmsble med-
cine. Dr. s.. o. Richardson's Sherry Wine Bitter
can be procured. We advise our friends to use it.
because we know its value in curing Fever and
Ague, diseases common In the West, and all new
countries II should be kept at hand in every
family Sold by medicine dealers generally.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-11-24

OuR readers cannot too carefully read the
advertisement Of Tubular Kerosene Ian.
terms" The lantern - really wonder.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-11-24

NEW PATENT LAW for 1870, published by Mum
4 Co., 81 Park Row, n. T.. sent free.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-11-24

II you do not feel well you send for doctor, he
calls upon you, looks wise, scrawls some hero
gIyphics upon piece of paper which you take toa
drug store and there pay 50 cents to 81 90, besides
the doctors fee, for remedy nine times out OF
ten not half so good as DIR. MoRsE's INDIAN RooT
PILLS. which cost but . cents per box. Do you
think the former the best because you pay the
most for il. If you do, advise you TO use, just
for an experiment, the MoRsE's INDIAN RooT Pills
They are prepared from a formula pronounced by
the most learned physicians of our country 10 be
the best and most universal Of family medicines
The MoRsEs INDIAN RooT Pills cure Headache,
Liver complaints, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Female
irregularities, &C., and are put up both sugar
coated and plain. Give them trial. Sold by Gil
dealers