davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1870-11-07

brought the highest nRu.r-t:c-snd m. r,un,
ptiee PAID wSe II m 1tAal4&c- A n1mber o,
aa,saes sr vent oef* that fsun-, but they weTe d
Fseans,es ~err weH Represented. there be.re
sroni r. 90 boz es otfeted.
Facs0.5t On : scre uoWs;'ssrg TO take up xsth il,
user 1FEes ths1 wetr realized iast week, aud
ssr1e's uut te'tnv disest to purchase at a. hist
psir+s, cnfy about 3,ED boxes OF the very nnr.t
'ha1 DIS cl'snE~d hshda- We give sAes ot ira1lIus
'xctprta, - l01itWs: smith tTeek, tsstc: Sa.nx.
ie!d T. ltre, hAc:. Heskl1et Csul;v Cu.oo.
i.hc; Gfec. l.Issc: So.th Falsteid, 49,: Heaas,
:fc: rat ne1d !a~stctatton, 1sasc: st. Johns.
VILE, 1o4c.
Al leTkimeE y{lisse :te1t was liahs delivery,
LII uhnIlk LL.y " %tl4 l. 1,N1 h,Acs. piics>
:sHsstd Wet 1,iaa Al TIE Lite Fails muse:--
aie tsetoEJ sti1'nl u IRON liz 70 15c. Farm
.tsi1tes T. augLt trem II to t1c for nre los, and
II 70 lehc ior eKdu11t.
Thee rss no outies On safe at L1i,ie Falls,
1Gl but leH pa:ktRes At the aeIk!tuer markell
ihe SALES "e!ea:a lower dfute than last week.
An0sIe lois btutKh II. N IS u SIC.
Ihc Weather dunnz the Met up to Nov. ) has
te-l cod aud Wet, but We are nov aas1n. II inpss
pleasenl. ini ciois arc 1earlT al secufe1 ana
Il go00 ccntlitfoc. r h "
, 1870-11-07
FMIElC MllL STEaMSHIF COMPiSF4
-H1.pAnsh lima IA fxff Harhte 7rH fntna

FARksa GREATLY kxNLttS.
xyrxtntrs !eaye p4sr So = tl 9rrg. .iaa. 1Aa,A
n Fl Il asr!.ck nesn e. tts til s1 .1th. .--erps ~hS
tE,vr d.Ts tsN a NanAAv-teeu th- ts5 p-':7!enrt
sufetnbet T. -AHiZJNA. Captain AAasx. snnnfstaD&
vt:sh aCHo n !yTu, Ua;s1ia fks1E1o;:ss-
LEt haresed posEd: n~Akk1s .at.~ G isse II aa11
nfrit ptsseosrf. Astidls a:1E Htsend s1ck tRt 49,
All departures tnuea e nAESa M7: - & e. Ps+fe
prtt.: An anA asn. Tor Oeu!rst American po1ts sx
Lsese ii l.: tautt 4 A:AEt4a;l' ...,,w.
.tta.nFr GREAT NEPT Bt.io. teasts< uts !. IT
Ia. ftrixst At,o rae4n-u ur6e4, al faftas taG
stI1a .ppy at the o:ts aH wharf. foas *
H. :s*w tcrk IT, r Barry, 4k~Hts q ~ s.s1T4 ~ Z
! r,.r !. \ W ARHACk. AxsEt.
, 1870-11-07

mnhhn, tHmmrd wth yalencienn, q, m.le to
wear over si1ks White oyerlrussss Of Bru,-
ss!e, nst edged with thsead lice. ara the mnst
t!egaht Dresats a1e 10 te worn decoleis this
HtaBuu.
GhcAp pla'ot, with some cotton IN them. aro
acid at 5h snd GO cents a. yara. Tney
make seEFicesh1e fchtei tIrtsses, t.irnued
"ith velvet Of contrasting colcr. VIC.
, 1870-11-07

L.aTEF.
4, The afternoon Board 40. sps:ng wheat
nas Is fairly active. ard prices were nnn>
iaAi3s uncha1 ged, the 1ns-ket closing 1t 95;5e
re!3cr last halt pt November. and s4s$c cash.
No. 2 corn closed 1t SEC cash- pto~isions
were quiet. sale. being conhned to i5o tcs
:Asd 1t 1ac seller Decers5ec. No deman3 fur
lake ffesehle-
The int evening meeting Of the provision
1taless was h.la Tonight At tha Palmer House.
| +eason- The ssans.etions weze: 90,AA h.
ehcst ribs, in raj: 70 saSr. 1t lie; 40 Us
1 lad, seller Dtcenitx-, * l2e 1.Geo rs green
Lars st lo:s1tc; 1000 Ms clear sides. ~ .eoo
lbs elear nt-. and 80 ,b0e Nse shoulae.s> ala in
sait Is days. GU p,ishtc terIss.
, 1870-11-07

r>l,tukucaas OF Ghtt1c-Ssad AccldeAf-
POLITICAL, E1t<
S2eeial Dttyateh to Tht Chse.eo Tribune
i3xAs.s Cl71, Mo, Say. A-Ihe IalinihS1
II. assepA ka1lras,l shipped East Six cara Of
,,at.,r: 11,e Mis,ou,l Pacific Ra,lIpat, eight do:
,p,s The North Missouri eight do.
rhus S,a., n:tu'an en- 1he Moth Missouri
Rail o.t. nat 1ui. eytFh! a1 empty t!esfht car
AZ j fclt Il IS Il a.aeA NJ tes AIets No hoies o.
THc r. n.ccracy hid !srSe torca.!2st rso'
,rss,p,. au,f speaking ty candida1es- ihe *v:k-
.t,tren i.va Il; Et ssA rs'tE meeans 10
1 Eight.
, 1870-11-07
Nor ;, 70. Nat- 6, q.
ExtE1 .fEGha&I0 {s,1521ln
t}>ksd to cnttcr.-..... -. &sG1SN 20 9aS4 $50
FIT tt medium. ........ G15e6ia s.sAs 800
[. ml4qn. g. 6>lh<6.s0 S.4V3 S6o


SHEEP-Recesyea t0-<lay, sd feCtsFeH 11!s
SICK, 1f.asa. Slapped t'-day, ,73T; shtr;e! tht4
VI eE, '.aaH. III excrea'se snp,ly caused dnl1
at,': Gepr. s-etl mn,xst. amt VIC have sa n1se de-
e8ss =: <x. O. 81 sot .u.t stor to conl7.ou: t5st*
I.:1 ft- 1aesliuta 10 fay grades, aud n -
or rCoe 10 ehnlce- Saes were principally within
tie isnEe OF t. s:.S3 :bk
, 1870-11-07

txcoaascr.-rh" rr1 OFT tsat tea seoooIMss M Ss~
Uzr eehi bad bstn irisr1 taoofs oa 'ee ~ AZ
tUsEt OF This laSe p.sses ID - "'sAs>@A -'1A>"a
{Ar. ,-& u~~*nr, Tata
ard IaEe Superior Ship tarsl, ACCORDING y ne
,I.,,ng. Il Id cnHaIed for Ace,deuts Occur, tae
E,nhaS.,.I Is tnas she Waiess Of PcttsEe a1a %.
nssto1 III oe ao,fed tolg ~ Of tae Il teag 1ee
, 1870-11-07

ARAtsKp PROM CHICAGO. Nov. 3-Ptops Wins
:n~, Blanchard. Dean RlchtnonI. Badger State,
Y. Graves, bark Uneontar aat ba,kc q. D.
ctta.Ep FOR CHICAGO, Nor. a-Pnps Rosn-
one. eteduz. bark E. Corning, anA scht
, 1870-11-07

spring and lie Observation-Disclosures AN
ra';a'sn5 oat tss ~ u'ent "a : :s{:e 8 i
,ss Expectations ot dealer: ot domestic leather
the s,ecks Sc ecn.'es:s ally retuce.t. hui Of
esa ~ta 3 nnesa9s Il
@ s, a aa[
: h.. 4ss &c: lip. l., sa,sxll:,5: H. ;sal.. slid
s4;.:o; CIR upp.: NJ i, j II, aIc: c,ts lppeF.
81 ssi,i l. s. S.: ss'3 Liz s. s,
country, ss.,otel.29: p,av, nap.t. las13 ns. as9
slacsd'es se|s. s5a:e:. ~
-: = ;s::S ss f$ Az s!s;;
a. So: :ne1le.a M s.s. ), l.. si.sssi y; frsnes
cali, 2s b. f2nt4a 70: +. .ea casf. 5? as. si.s1a
Fl nSnsa e. f: = r. fIe;:S 1as es e. Esssa Esms'e
j. zer. IS wa e:aasd; russell uninea, i dasen.
xfSs II i { s .sSprrssrps' srock-rae fo,,o~.
;s: 3D. 81 "sa ssa IT,: s;ss &C. ss;ass;
sssF.1N,GSRrs1 s,1 sssonas ss e'azcfs 0TeF
snss- tas r. anSa ,or. IN u, :, ,,.
II, :iNc; Is s. an 4, 1a>s: is i aaa IL, i.:; =, ::
SAtlS-Mc fEn;e 2:.sSs - a sotV -.
gu, ket bd. 9 kef, fln 61s AeR*fs -
-, keE. tAW: ". Key, $40: unt ~. Z ~.
$t.tat ans bihee, s's e hfes f''ou' oaoe'' @''
see {Sa. ..,-,.,
Ois-MMM ehe s1;ept.oa e o. snen..f taesHasen ,. :,
1fnEees IN liuse. q Gil, IN" na.xe1 lur oSis y
/ this line MAS Without visible cnanSe' iasn aau
ssln9n Iu:ea a.. aas' bs Sb.i saa 5axtSs ss aa ~
| the ps!res current: lasa OF. e1.Ia Eln'cr.
ti: %. cHlteHi snaEe: q ~: uE ~. 3
DO NJ. 9:t@A 80; easeot, 9se lpseed' raw: aas
| loll.h, ~; whale oil. atc: hank nh .S:asE;
straits, sSassc luhE1cas'nE. sW. s9c: tarretl,
tnc ssefm r. o! III sssrns9s .tp5i1 FL;
| pure. 9l.s5;s1 10.
] RlCk-.We quote the market nrnaer, as follows:
ca1vllAa: s1Ase: louisiana, s<9sAcs hangoon,
! 1nGSc; Phfla, 9HIstc-
| s0APs-The iolio~irg Is nnT tat q
prices: Erastvcs tA@t,Ec: Aliens stel co
| n1otr)ed, it9sc: Pnetor Ganhle's, hHt15a*c:
| Kyk.n t,et111Hu u1urt3eA, 1Ata1asc; ki3ES Saycn
Imperial. 7kGsc: CASTLE. gcpulnt, l:3isc: Cas-
| ff = k3T{&-
, 1870-11-07
1.n5yc EFctEntx.

C61csGo, NV. a.--The f.,i,.,sioz enrorrnA7ts
.-cre ret,ol9L: 70 BnHasp-2rrps Ia 4,sstts M.
Merchant. rhear- ou p t h2sk f:tnets iA{c,s
xdeaE, y+,et,iAy .. a. nj Sc: i,sEts Easc Dat:ry
aIt q, fl:n Nrss fht 'iAtke: 10 arYsr. hth wfrsk
sr.,o MILWAUKEE,. j. 2- To serela1u-ssnx sssassr
SIs;eiy, pAI.e., 4ts err ~ p. IT, on p. + ~ Ue-
x.rptr k1ur,@Sa-s. ar fet A4nu, 49, 'o'P~
PEI option :1ael pr, q 1{Ss so,uevsat better,
M.& &F4Lb ~: e caasta.c=a 10 fzas co., t.
Iae :a1 :tn .:t~ III Lua ou:, and scu> Duella,
co., -l4t.xSE, .soS. 4.--TheEe sSe Root dc,papsI
hxr,sst, iLusat1 but lew ,!-se char. &.e,t. III
n,nrt,luc y,,g xas I'll. ftal - isln -ks w.lhput
,"t,a. Ac 40 n +hrp+ Is {. :lsra 10 psJ aver &C.
.sI "a .s;s3e7s >slva aA.. 1ts ty shsr. n re-
isa,t,ls. aal a. ht~,ces tvcr. it SC io- whe4s
sufs3j.A-S<n:i:tt IT -~
NIsrr-F5.-<.sS THE ElrI6ee - sesy ste1{sr
,,,:f y "a r.tner 1.nte mcseEl*as PEI epi.r1e Oh
1aufs..yy. tner, ,ts: Eatk tsllfHtt.t, Iu.rt-r,
tEt..aAnt to urder,aurEn, II *soo: sc% Es-n.nE
ntsr. ir:,t. :. Sauh.r ID Chicago, ~ f3sr.1 r.A
sro v srtnt1.it lcAEa<r. tats uuton toiitinskr-
NJ fi.7s; tS.T LILY May, deck !9at f,t1.acella-
nrt .us ll,nart, * =: ten' Er4is sae:H Oh 1um-
her To.t lluioh 10 t'leTt1Ans- al aietEt'ch1 u.
4. .R1c1i.ou,i 10 1Ti.se), Eaea:- Defto.t p9swc-
= otk3e, Ncv. :.-Tht Eats eajs: " tn Ms
sra 9,..T: M +.see!s III putt and Eltses a-eG1ncs
tnei a aheLe better 10 Osxcsc. W acnssc 70
Bn: Fhlo and &c 10 osxego \
, 1870-11-07
Sor.ng ttrn.A Ct,rj>ttsn AeNoctnttau
6sttrC13Htr-

f1x,E,A>o. .Soy. s.-Tue fouLs Men,e CHRIS
1ai4 A.su. tas:t u have rutehased tas tt*sk p8pe
IN. wi, lie rptth see IT The rublc si1Arr- los
AS r;s;;0 ,uspose-. The lrace paid Sas sse'ss''
The sneun1 was fnls+-d IN tS1er ls!s-
, 1870-11-07
TImE-TABLE-
Arrival aud Departure u TralEs,
LAKE sfiuRK q x1CAlGAH soLTaKAN Rsn-
rveo1-Qcypet c3 vaubarrn md SktsmAn-sta.
T1rkr& ut.sse, A SoEta EsAfk-<t-

LAKE, suoRK & x1CAll4H s,uTaKAS HAIL.
ptso1-oe.ner 9. ysahal.a nj sA5.m.a-...
,,a 4ssst oEse: = ~: =. go :. .. .7np=
s;-.:; Ss1 xo;t ;i51;ss--:'I1:S ~ '*sas
S;sse e''s 'tsas , N.
cn,eAcy n':EI4:sIoGS G:,1s1 as!g1 s5sss a,5nosF %
Jann t'sss,; 1.;;s5 te;r et I.ts.. .ea..
!::.st !ss.:s. = sE Il e e
fsasS'e Hs:sst rf;sd;5;: ssfs: ds; .:..:. ::s
ttse:. s5 n
s9:s. sssu xps.T., aalT.........t!l = *WaH*
sEseett sunt7s. tE1ctst sstard~5s
/ ,,,r,,c., cRsRA. ttAu,spAp.
r,x,s.', i i: tsss; :.,s mt
yssf s3s;;;;:ii: iN.i * e :izss Iss:s
hH:nas s1pte<s tasiis'..-- ~, u : : :
I Et<ht Axrfeas...-.. - e- II:
,.y %aR e. = .s=S2E .*S2:E
r,x = = s ',9s :,:ss.E
.sasaa5 v1eer:GG Sat:1sG.y s1eEpss9 re Ms1dAr=
excepted. ssaf gsss.s, :; S,Ess.<! n:eu:
@@N-..s.
PITTSBURGH. FusT 2: w4ysx K kcH'o.eo RAH~
..n,.....:...-.->..-..... fs.s. :sss .,sss
f;;Ii Idyt st:Sz F1,:>::::::::::. s:ss ssss
>,"s,,s aa'asao' A,gos = 8. n,o,s RAILROAD.
5asts.s ,5Sss .xtessnasd: s..aa
j:ssataa Itss kzPfKEz;s.: K1S:s;..:.,.....-.:
Excerpt suuc3SH fRi1s thfe1N1 - ~ !s,ti1 ever
, 1870-11-07
COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY EvESlNr, Snv. =
The following table shows tile receipts aud
ebirmchte Of produce at this point during the
psHt twecty-tcut houts:
, 1870-11-07

~. VltARkE, 81 d., tks REsrtAa o.a
.saAo pa CLAHKE.lsa South Cla1k-st ,pe.s M.,.rnss
- nc oest IN s7.n naAi:ers- ta4s OF f.na1r -.
sA fH1A fstsh natal 81 PET bog: ex.r. .ssnrs r.
e" g ts11ss nss.. s'a4a s4t 4 ID
- ataMps Tor d. cta:Ee't celeots,st vssE, %
fFrt and satrdy confidential AJd-ess ia:t:rs. n n
y. GLaRKk, Ia ssnta Ulaskst. Chicago.
, 1870-11-07

able:
Losns-.... .ss6a,9ss,o0s Decrease a.. q 6ss $50
atccie....... 14,s99,tSk IDCsea6e..... ,79i, ,asJ
tEculanon.. 12,sf-,3t1 Dectease.... 4A9s.
utposts. ~, ,st9,716 Increase. 1,6oI ,9ls
LsxALtet6eF ea,s91,23t Increaae...... 99u. t33
1Mpotts for the week-DfI Ruods, $1,149, ,as5 !;
genrrzl mrchatdlse. ts,ol+pGa,
+ MoEet paarIet easy At t46 per cent
6tcthtR, 9hts9t.
titld quiet: opened At 1lea:, touched i1oaa
Ilrx, sAd csostti Ut ttats.
Carrying, lG4s. ND borrowing fas To l-.is.
Cleaiat ces. E6l, ,(ouU0d. Exports to-iay. 81 ets-
3t:: for The wetk, 81, 3,9aS oea November in,efess
paid 10 date, 9;.:,A,01d
q Iealrtass i"xst but asna. ....
Goops. sl.fIs4 a115.s couos, ". .1o9 9.4a1o9sss
Ccnpx, - .10i3lt31o7H 10-41s.- So. ..1t6K:alu6i
roui,s, os, Is {. Currency
Staie tGdaus dA!is
MtssSall.. l..::....... slS old virrtaia...., 6,
Old Tehncxsee-.... d Old Moth Carolina 46
New Ttbns ssee.. CO New North Carouna21
= New Virginia. .......6s
stock a.ktt generally steady. The bank
Statement falled 10 produce any marked elect On
prices. Among ra!iwA.s. Like shorr and No tn
wes't1n prcfesred were the strongest. In un,seel-
tapenrs Shares, Pacific Mh1. declined, while West-
etu Untou apd Aat1pnaa advanced The decline
IT. Tactic Mail is atE7hntct TO the belief that the
-. .kAA AdHn = hFru
, 1870-11-07

Hhe Manager Of the Clearing House t,,r-
risats TIE following summary Of ,Le BUSINESS
, 1870-11-07
Il &AuAIMEKN.
PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES,

CatneKE The E111fGHa nt s1nasucy, dnzahinsv. an a
-GrnoE4y wftn ~ nns;n1D q weight md cfrx fneY
xatAfy and 9ATof1AJ 30 1suru th44 pQ hsS0E
II An Alz.nted sAtn 1etof5 s.la. Dss<s5y-
ave s1zxol4rs Hepl Appfte4aao- Address
4tt T~1
&eCEAa HTEAz9E Eha.
, 1870-11-07
CHICAGO LtYR STOCK MARKET

For thr Wenk Ending November d.
Sk1rRD4f EVENING, Soy. :.
Reef GeATTlK
Ftsx,p;t .SA.pr+f1.1.
, 1870-11-07

ls;a 1857. 1870. issa.
, 1870-11-07

The following we're sle zecslptn and ship
mell1. Of breadstu1s and stock dnting the
paet week and for the corresponding weeks
eldipg "a dated:
, 1870-11-07

Retnw ~flt tse Tound comparative statemeat Of
tet rscc,ris aud enlpnrnts a1 terf ca1tte for the
,en mouths tntainx Ok 81. :als year. and fes
te I1telunsiltE pes1oA Ia 1895 =
, 1870-11-07

s:scnt Express HnbbeFy mn at.c Cen-
tzsl& 1'AAGiAIc Ilnslr0a q -1ltEhlT 1n-
sGsSAttttU sAlpd SOsNprcftt.st~afr Ekt.
Aastsc Ut Affairs In New South
NNGc&~
, 1870-11-07

saattcFcd Constitution.
aaSl0kxD by AKLMso10's H3.xcr f.
, 1870-11-07
L4TER.

t-Thrr- hiss hesr toMe disappointment IN Tue
.eyaaad Tor prDduct 10 ship abroad. bs1: tt bust
u.ts has Eai4rsa somewhat urcn tue saEf1ef ex-
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-03-03
The Surge n Bay Canal.

The following is the bill introduced
nv Congressman Sawyer, Jan II, +" Grant
ino lands to the State of Wisconsin to ard
in the construction of breakwater and
harhor and ship canal at the head of
Sturgeon Bay, in the CountyBf Door, in
said State, to connect the waters of Green
Bay with Lake Michigan, IN said S ate. >
Be it enacted by the Senate and House
of Representatives of the United States
of America in Congress assembled That
there be and hereby is, granted to the
State of Wisconsin, to aid in the building
of a breakwater, and harbor, and ship
canal at Sturgeon Bay, to connect the
waters of Green Bay with the waters OF
Lake Michigan in addition to former
grant for that purpose, approved April
the tenth eighteen hundred and sixty
six, two huadred thousand acres Of the
public lands of the United States within
the State of Wisconsin, and from land to
which the right of home stead or pre-
emption has been attached; that SAID
lands shall be selected from alternate
odd numbered sections of the lands OF
the United States. Said grant OF lands
shall inure to the use and benefit OF the
Sturgeon Bay and Lake Michigan Ship
Canal and Harbor Company, in &C
cordance with an act of the legislature
of the State of Wisconsin confering the
lands granted to The said State, by the
act here in referred to, on said company.
And provided further. That the time
allowed for the completion of said work
and the right Of reversion to the United
States under the said act of Congress-,
approved April the tenth eighteen hun
dred and sixty-six be extended three
additional years And provided further,
That no lands designated by the United
States as mineral" before the passage
of this act, shall be included within this
grant.
Sec O. And be it further enacted,
that section five of an act approved
April the tenth, eighteen hundred ald
sixty-six, entitled IAN act granting to-
the State of Wisconain a donation Of
public lands, to aid in the construction
of breakwater and harbor and ship
canal, at the head of Sturgeon Bay, in
the county of Door, in said State to con
meet the waters of Green Bay with Lake
Michigan, in said State" be, and the
same hereby is repealed.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-03-03
~

HON. GEORGE SHARSWOOD,
Justice of the Supreme Court of PENNSYLVANIA
PHILADELPHIA, June /, 1868
have found by experience that g Hoofand's &c
man Bitters " is very coed tonic, relieving dyspe
tic symptoms Almost directly.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-03-03
TO MRS. BIxBY, Boston, Mass.

It is well known that the present Pope,
Plus TX, was never married, but it is not
generally known how near he once came
to that blissful state. The Rome CORES
pondent of the Boston Traveller says
that he has the documentary proof aid
the assertion of the relations of certain
Miss Foster which reveal the existence
of a romantic incident in the early life of
the Count Ferretti, in days when the
world had more charms for him than the
Church The reader will remember that
it was just fifty years ago last April That
the present Pope took the vows of
priest in 1882, as Archbishop, he was
transferred from Rome to the see Of Imo-
la, and made cardinal in 1889. The
story is as follows:
The world at large does not know that
fifty or sixty years ago he was engaged to
be married to a Miss Foster, the daughter
of an Irish bishop, and the sister of the
Countess de Sails, famous at that time ir
Italian society, and that the young lady
and her friend waited at the altar of the
church of st. Luigi dc Francesi (near the
present office for Count Mastai Ferretti
to appear and complete his marriage vows,
and they waited and and waited in vain
because Il e young man never came. Nor
is the world aware that the explanation
given to her before her death was that
his Jesuit relations had forcibly abducted
him and sent him abroad under oath of
secresy, which he never divulged till af-
ter he was Pope, and that this he caused
to be communicated to her, to ease his
own conscience and her broken heart
This story will solve the mystery which
has existed concerning his taking the
VOWS of the priesthood.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-03-03

A Chicago paper tells this anecdote of
Carlotta Patti A certain shoe dealer
of that city, who is as we'll a passionate
lover of music, was particularly demon
strative at recent concert, In insisting
that Mdlle. Patti should repeat Ole of
her songs. The lady, who has sharp, as
we'll as very beautiful eyes, noticed this.
The next day she had occasion to pur-
chase pair of CATERS, and happened to
buy them of the gentleman who had been
so ardent the evening before Having
selected the articles and paid for them,
she turned to the vender Of shoes, and in
a very pleasant, quiet, and matter-of-fact
way, said: Nov please give me pair
of CATERS Give you a pair of p
sCertainly, give me pair Why what
do vol neang i mean that you bought
a ticket at the concert last evening, and
demanded that l should give you double
what you paid for. Am | asking more
than you did?' 1t is to be supposed
hat Patti got her CATERS.
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CAUTION.

Hoofand's German remedies are countereited
The genuine have the signature of G. w. acksOn
the front of the outside wrapper of each bottle and
the name of the article blown in each bottle al
others are counterfeit.
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Letter of President Lincoln to
A Widow who had Lost Five
Sons in the Army.

The following beautiful and character
istic letter of Abraham Lincoln is now
published in the Boston papers:
EXECUTIVE MANSION WASHINGTON,
Nov. 81, 1864.
DEAR MADAM Il have been shown on
the file Of the War Department state
ment of the Adjutant General of MasSa-
chusetts that you are the mother OF five
sons, who have died gloriously on the
field of battle
I feel how weak and fruitless must be
any word of mine to beguile you from
the grief of a loss so overwhelming but
I cannot refrain from rendering you the
consolation that may be found in the
thanks of the Republic they died to
save.
I pray that our Heavenenly Father
may assuage the anguish of your bereave-
ments, and leave only the cherished
memory of the loved and lost, and the
solemn pride that must be yours, to have
laid so costly a sacrifice upon the altar of
freedom
Yours very sincerely and respectfully,
A. LINCOLN.
no MDs Prvpv Poofoo Moss
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HON. JAMES mi. WOOD.

Ex-Mayor OF Williamsport, Pa.
take great pleasure in recommending "HooHand's
German Tonic to any who may be afflicted with
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Hollands German Tonic

Hollands German Tonic
ia combination of adj the Ingredients of the Bitters
with PURE Santa CNlz Rum, Orange, etc. 1t Is used
some pure alcoholic stimulus 10 required. You will
pear In mind that these remedies are ontrely differ
ent from any Others advertised for the of the dis
eases named these being scientif8 preparations of
medicinal extracts while the others decoc-
tions of rum IN some form. The TONIC is decidedly
offered to the pubAc. Its taste is exquisite. It is
pleasure to take 1t, while Its lheGiving exhilarat
ing, and medicine qualities have caused it to be
known as the greatest Of all tondcs.
DEBILITY.
There Ia no medicine equal to Hoofand's German
Biters Tonic In cases of Lebihty. They impart q
tone land vigor to the whole system, strengthen the
appetite, cause an enjoyment Of the food, enable the
stomach to digest 1t, purify the blood give good.
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sound healthy complexion, eradicate the yellow tiner
from the eye, imnart bloom to the cheeks an6
change the patient from a shortbreathed, emacia
ted, weak and nervous invalid, to fullhced, stout
and vigorous person.
Weak and Delicate Children are made
strong by using the Bitters or Tonic.
These remedies are the best
Blood Purifiers
ever known, and will all diseases resulting from
bad blood Keep your blood pure keep your Lives
In order keep your digestive organs in sound.
healthy condition, by the of these remedies and
disease viii ever assail you. The best in the
country recommend them IF years of honest reputa.
ton go for anything You must try these preparations
Rr-srnT~~~
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Price OF the BItters, 81, 90 per bottle
Or, half dozen for $500.
Price of the Tonic, 1850 per bottle;
Or, half dozen for $3.50.
The Tonic Is pat up i3s quart BOTTLES.
Recollecl that II is DR.. Hollands German Rene
dies that universally used and so highly recon-
mended and do not allow the druggists to induce you
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HON. VIM. Ia. ROGERS

Mayor Of the city of Buffalo, N Y
Mayors OFFICE, BUFFALO, juno % Ids
have used 6 Hollands German Ratt.d AID Tt1
ic in my family during the past ~pai and can recon
mend them an excellent toK-s Imparting tone ant
vigor to the system TAsiR use has been productive
Of decidedly beneficial effects. WIN. f. ROGERS
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10 take anything else that he may cay is Just as good
because he makes larger profit on it. These RENE.
plication the
PRINCIPAL OFFICE.
AT THE GERMAN MEDICINE STORE,
No. G3I 1ItCH STREET, PhiIadcl,,hia.
CHAS. M. EVANS, Proprietor.
F0rmery G. vi. Jackson & Coz
These remedies are for sale by Druggists Storckeep
ers, and Medicine Dealers everywhere.
~ Do not forget To examine well the article You
buy, in order to get the genuine.
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HON. GEORGE w. WOODWARD.
Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania,
writes:
PHILADELPHIA, March 49, 1867.
find Hoofands German Bitters " is good tonic,
useful in diseases of the digestive organs and great
benefit In Of debility and want of nervous &C
ton In the system. Yours truly,
GEO W. WOODWARD.
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If you want ANYTHING usually kept in
first class Dry Goods and Clothing Store, if
is good goods you want, and at the bottom of
the market, enquire at Doan's, and if he don't
have it to-day he will most certainly have it
tomorrow, as he is in receipt of goods nearly
every day.
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Ef You WANT

Shawls. Cloakings, Water
Proofs of latest patterns, La
dies and Gents Wrappers
and Drawers, Gloves and
Hosiery, &c.,
Go where they are bought by the cord and
sold at retail at wholesale prices, at
DOAN'S.
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Hollands German Bitters

Is entirely vegetable, and contains no liquor 1t Is
compound of Find Extracts. The Roots, HoFbs, and
Banks from which these Extracts are made are gath
cred Ia Germany. All the Medical virtues are ex-
tracted rom them by scientific chemist. These ex.
tracts then forwarded to this country to be uso
expressly for the manufacture OF these Bttsns TheH
ia no alcoholic substance Of any kind used In com
Tat be used In cases where alcoholic stimuantI
are not advisable.
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Blood Purifiers
TE9TTMoNY
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Of any medicinal preparations;

Like the following was before offered in behal