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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-03

NEW BARNS are going up at . good
rate in the County this season. Mr.,
J. b. Rowland Is putting up one, -
by 50 feet, on his place near Gosport.
His neighbor, Mr. John Lackey, is
building one 80 by 81 feet. And sew
eral. others are talking Of building.
Well, the more the better--and we
hope the new barns may oil be filled
with golden grain this year. 7 a,lia
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-03

TIE KNOXVILLE VOTER comes to
,is ei1nfgeA 20 u qnarto, SIX columns ~
tho page--but bearing the abpmipable
Cl,icago ''inards.n Sperry can get up
one Of the best papers In the country,
as every one who reads II knows. Sue
eeae TO you, gents. OskalOosd Hfrdtd.
Much obliged to you. Leighton; but
but what II there ''nb0minablen about
the Chicago arrangemenf2' 4 ri T"
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-03

RALUxLNEbsIzY.-fhis Insti-
tuition Is now In successful operation,
under Full Corps Of Experienced
Teachers. Special attention is given
to Music, the preparation 81 Teachers,
Mercantile Education, Book keeping,
DC. } Board. with rooms, fuel and Lights,
furnished at So per week. ~ l-u64sli
i For NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., orCAtalogue,
addressthe undersigned, 1t Peila, Iowa.
loft r.,i7.. e. H. SCARF. Pres't.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-03

"GooD AS OLD WHEAT" lisa prov
erb of even more than, usual signifi-
canoe just now. And you can get the
very best and incest Of Gid Wheat
Flour, without any mixture from new
grain, at Messrs. Bussing 4 Co.'S City
Mills, Knoxville; and they will deliv.
er 1t anywhere In town free OF carriage.
They also have for sale Bran, Shorts,
Chopped Feed, &c. Send In your or
dcrs. u la f..s gs.ss tslsfirs
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-03

NEW FIRM.--As will be seen by
Card elsewhere in this paper, DR..
Wilder, homeopathic, Of Knoxville,
has associated with him Or. Weidnef,
who has been studying medicine fdr
the last four years. The Office of the
firm remains as before, at the south
west corner of the Square. a4feH
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-03

| CHAPTER COUNtgB.--I'he County
Council Of the Chapter Of Temperance
WIS held on the 2lst aand 22d NIT, as
announced; but on account Of the ill
ness of the Secretary, the Report,was
not handed us in time for this week.
1t will appear IN. next issue, N, ~, &
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-03

DONATION AcKxoNLkDdSD.-R cw.
II. y. Alirader ard IAdy, SbfAerly of
Knoxville. nox a Abba, have : card
inthe Union acknowledging very
pleasant Donation Party on the cyeli-
ang'sf ne istll 1lt, !,
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-03

STILL CONFERENCE.-The Protraccd
Meeting ut the Baptist Church ip
knoxvill6sti continues. UP to our
latest word there have been q acces
cions to the Church, Including - whip
have Joined by baptism. .as.s.,
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-03

IMroRTAST,-an nGss tight times
u IL. importantlitoa knownMhere you
~can buy Hoods t'clieWpert! J.'Kinsel,
'on tile north side or the, Square. is
selling Best Prints at l24 cents per
yard, Indian Head Muslin At ylSs cts,
Eleached Mnslins At III to 20 gents;
and Best Coffee at ~ cts. per pound.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-03

III
THR STATE MEDICAL ASSOCIATION
convened at Des 1Ioines last week.
Drs. scoles and Cornell Of Knoxville
wcre,present. DR.. 6coles Joined the
Association ut this meeting Dr. Cor
.nells NE believe, was already ~ n,em-
Der. The nleeting Was \ very interest
Ing ono. 10 tl,6 Protsssl0,a I'VE oh.
servce that ono M the sRosolutiona
adopted h as foliewE sraI
feaokvaL That the organization Of q
Medical Department of the Stato Unit
.yefsity At this time Ia iincalled' for by
the Medical Profession, md n au un.
peccsSSry md .nscIcss Expenditure OF
.aAfrsT' glnal7Is7 80 sNesss avgs8d
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-03

II yoU WANT your Watch or Clock
repaired in good order, 20 to w. r..
Rieg, north side Square, one door
west Of Williams Grocery, where you
will find Bob ready TODD Your work In
good order, and warrant it.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-03

BILL ApPRovED.-Hon. i. II. Kea,
bles has transmitted here u copy OF
House File No, ,l0Gylby Mr.. Telirer,
a bill to consolidate unifesHx tlaNt.s;
and we.understand that all our County
Officers approve Of the Till, phd. will
SO write to him. a-ee NJ.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-03

| STUDYING MEDICINE.-Mr VIM.
Brewer, Of Marysville, has begun the
study of Medicine with Drs. Wilder
and Weidner of Knoxville. Success
to him. ah 5 sti.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-03

TEMPERANCE MEETIN0s Pursuant
to Call published in this paper, . large
audience assembled 1t ConC0rd Chepel
on the evening Of the ed ult., and =
very hateresting Temperance Lectu4e
was delivered by. Rev. p. +. Bonner,
of Knoxville, followed by some r.
marks by Rev.aJ. n. Bellsmy. A
very strict Temperance Pledge was
then circulated, and signed BY ffty-
two persons; and the audience then
adjourned, moro than ever inlsfestesl
In the Temperance cause.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-03

Gov. STONE has been out Of town
for something over week lately, at
Oskaloosa attending Court, and at Des
MOines on various business. Is at
home again now, we believe. 'A*
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-03

THAT RAILRoAD.-A large and en-
thusiasu eating VIA held yt Musda-
tine On tl1cald ult. I'm an Sf the new
Kankakee ana C0uncH Buns Railroad
project, (which we mentioned last
week. and subscriptions were pledged
TO tic amount Of Slqos0H 7o7
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-03

Tiff lTorGn yixAR,m7-3irss Hm.'Sfc-
Kern, of this Township ms lived Iin
9 IbMa tn aser tliaAhEb ssH Hon
secutiyely, except tuo ySass .int6ali;l
foglia; and he, says that iSSo vas the
"Iiardest ycaroh 'farnierT fhashe ever
saw in Iowa. = And probably every
. body else will testify 70 the YssaWe fact.
1899 VIII be reinefiitcfe a ~ The tough
year" Not only did the wheat crop
fail, but what was RAISED hay hought
very low prices--an hnisqsk cdpcur-
renee Of circnmstanccs. Wstt for the
past there is no remedy, Llle NE have
fnil hope that the present yer will be
favorable and prosperous And ONE
..a good year" in Iowa yields enough 10
/ gln1ae - Or more. 'tlsl ones I asSh we
SlLiifh fyer know 4 hSfc. Lea e1taye
. ratfcftr, friends; r'thc gooI time's
coming o ~ t#
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-03

4 PETsoNAL.-As some have supposed
that Mr.. Rambo, Sup't or the Poor
House, alluded to AR. John Kerr and
his family in his recent note in. this
paper about the Institution, Mr.. Ram
30 desires US to say that Ire did not 80
refer nt all. 7@a.ti3d q niH' 2'5tH go
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-03

s. Col. aL0FFLAND, u. S. Revenue
Assessor, was here the first Of this
week, on official business, and has
now gone to Pella. Notice in advance
will be given of his next official visit
here. 4s ana tH"
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-03

BARxuM's BOOK. The Great Show
mans Autobiography which Is pdvef-
tised in another colump) Is one oftlie
most readable and entertaing books
we ever laid hands, On; and thers Is a
large amount OF Information In II too.
Certainly ifany book at all can sell in
these times, this ought to- See Ad-
vertisement for particulars. 1ips-.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-03

81 HELM For POSTAGE.-Letters bear.
Ing the following addresses are held
now at the Knoxville Post Office fol-
lack Of prepayment Of postage: 81
Mrs. Sarah Ann Scott, Pleasantyille,
Iowa. .5tb a )" si-jl 9di iif8A b ii
~ Mrs. Henrietta Robinett, Center.
Vile, Pa. 4'h 'f'al q siis ~"
Miss Lou. c. Patterson, Ottumwa.
The writer's should call and prepay
postage, and 80 send the letters on
their way. r9f4ea fsil~ 5ei17 =
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-03

NAH. CARl.IEI,s.---The u. o. Depart
ment wants bids for carrying Daily
Mail between. Knoxville and Pella,
and for other service. See Letters
published on lst page Of this paper.
Come on, gentlemen. There should
be no lack Of Proposals. a ,a'',
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-03

AlONROE ITE,is. --MonSoed ealorHg got
y M, q ssbreexc', In o0al oil jast week,
lapd ran It down for a little while TO
Is cents a gnllnn; but IL sosp rose 70 a
standard figure at 10 cents Wheat
at Monroe 81 to 45 cents, and 6rn
uuiet at 35.--G Cleaned from the Rcc0,H.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-03

ssTHE UxIox FOREvER'-Rend Mr..
carrnthers' new advertisement. with
this heading. He has united Knox
willie aud Otley in his business.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-03

THE KNOXVILLE VOTER comes to
us enlarged to 4S columns, with MI
eastern INSIDE" and Is now the larg-
est paper in Marion County. Sperry
4 Barker get upa tip-top good paper.
Success to you, gentlemen.---Atdid
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-03

.AvTExIs0S,-<sel. Ao1aRd, w s..
l,,~cnues Assessor, dGAtreS through
slt; III c9Iumsly II nDtsfs MI spstsH9s who
l,ayc not set duly forwaricd 70 him
their Income Returps. TINT such Re-
asfurrss lnust be filled outin detail, duly
! spl~crli,el md swor,, TO- before some
! csi!cer using aseal, and forwarded to
gtlAl ut Oslsalp0sa Immediately.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-03

'RrME MATADoRE REx.'-The Lo,cd
Homestead Of the 25th ult. contains o
communication from "Plum Seed, =
dated at AIarysyille on the l4th ult.,
in reference to the big plum sold by
Mr.. John A. Luke of Hamilton. The
writer objects TO having this plum
caiicil the Rune Matadore Rex, /"
az former correspondent styled II;
ard ne esys tlacIAum IL +.slinply;the
Lombard" What wcknow aboutthe
matter personally II, that this plum il
a very large md handsome one, aud
that 1t took premium at the last
.siac Fair, Let the name be what y
Esay, tlle plup,itself Is 9 'swhopRes.' !.
DSTFE4IAlE&. 70. Z. s. 49, Il
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-16

The following is Mr.. AlYord's letter from
Atlanta, Georgian
x.,.-,,. = ddT5HhsIA. "a Jan. Is. 1870.
DRLR GHNHRALi Ny Sabbath was In Ma
con visiting colored schools and congrega-
tions, observing the religious habits Of this
people, and addressing them. On Monday
examined schools, banks, business marts,
police stations, &C.
More general prosperity Is apparent than
ID tho lower part Of the State; cotton crop
abundant, and OF the 81, 900 bales already
sent to the Macon market, 10000 bales are
tho property OF the freedmen. Not less
than $1,000, 900 Gas the brokers say) have
been paid them In that city for this crop.
II is supposed by good Judges that one third
OF the cotton In all upper Georgia belongs TO
eolored men. This has been raised gen
erally on shares or rented land. There are
three methods OF working on shares. 1.
The laborer has one third OF the corn and
one fourth OF the cotton, with all supplies
found; 3. He has one third OF all crops and
found; 8. One half Of all, and shares
equally In expenses,
Rents OF land are from 81 To 81 per aero.
These rentals are much mote common than
heretofore. With the proceeds Of the pre-.
sent crop q large amount Of land will DO
purchased.
i ind the following history Of the freed
mems labor The first year they worked for
bare subsistence, second year they bought
stock-mulos, implements, &c.i third year
many rented land and now, the fourth year,
large numbers are prepared to buv. This ''
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-16

+
The oldest freemason In Connecticut 10
@. Howell olmstead landlord OF the stafford
spripVr Uouse. lie Is ninety-three years oil
age, and was initiated at Dorchester, MASS,
in 1913.
8. Teakle Wallis, esq, wlll.dellyer an Gu
Io0y on the late George Peabody, at noon
on the 18th Inst, before the Peabody InsIi-
tute, Baltimore. 80 CO.
Rev. John Keep,o oberlin, known for the
last quarter Of century as Father Keep"
and one Of the patriaehs Of Northern Ohio,
died In oberlln on Friday, the 18th inst, ct
the advanced age Of ninety.
ia rumored In England that the Prince
Of Wales Is to appear in public as defendant
In Grim con case.
Susan B. Anthony was ffty years old yes
terday, and had "donatlon visit" from
her friends.
Warren Leland has gone to Saratoga TO
superlntend the erection Of two cottages, to
be occupied BY the Empress Eugenle next
summer.
Hon. John MahIn, OF Muscatlne, Iowa,
for many years editor Of the Daily Journal
at that place, and also a member OF the
Iowa Legislature, Ia at the Owen House.
Bishop MeElwAlno and daughter, ohloi
Amasa J. Parker, N. Y; Theodore Wyall
and wife, N. Y; Henry Sanford and wife,
T. IL. AylOtt, Richmond, are at the Airing
ton.
Mr.. g. A. Jordan, formerly Of the Treas
ury Department and more lately clerk to the
uouao Gan, nitlee nm Eorai0n AHaira haa
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-16

CoMFoRT ron TEA DR1NKRs.-In the life
Of most persons period arrives when the
stomach no longer digests enough Of the or
binary elements OF food to make up for
natural daily waste OF the bodily susie.
nance. The size aud weight OF the body
begin 10 diminish, moro or less pereeptlbly.
At this time tea comes In as a medicine TO
arrest the waste and TO keep tho body from
falling away 40 fast, and thus enables the
less energetic powers OF digestion still to
supply a. much As IL needed 10 repair the
wear and tear OF the solid Tissues. No
wonder, therefore, that tea should DO the
fayorlte on the one hand with the poor,
whose supply Of substantial food IL scanty,
and on the other, with the aged and inhrn,
especially Of tina fseblsr sex, whose powers
Of digestion and whose bodily substance
have already begun TO TAIL. Nor is Il sur
prislng that tho aged female, who has
barely enough OF weekly necessaries Of life,
should speud portion Of her gains In pur-
chasing her ounce Of tea. She can live
quite as we'll on leBs common food, whom
she takes her tea along With Il; while she feels
higher, at the Aame time more cheerful and
otter for her work, because OF the lndul-
Rence.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-16

G20s,JnSJV''0o..llS ..
NRw YouE, Feb. ls-l -0ottoP dull
and nominal middllng IS cents. Sugar
unshangedi Cubs ~ 0la55 esntsl Porto Kls9
s soSshsISa 500 ssP West sdVaseinEI demand
fair and nominalI spring tl,lsqi. "a, Water
?s y0rn dull , and nS SIS, ILL., RI store IS
changed. Pork qulStAnd atni e9oSS@7SI'.
'' ' nALrrHonu uARKET.
BALTIMORE, Feb. Is, = Breddsfu6t, We
notice come Inquiry to-day for Flour for sH-
port, and there are some lots IN treaty, though
az yet we are advised Of no sales. We notice,
s e sSa Gss ,s S.st FSSi
al ~ 50atfb for super, ". as0s sly for kEtfA,
and oo.2bd0,bo per Dbl. for Fanlly, sales also
CITY Mills for the west Indies a. So per bill
WAeai-Waa TAthar nrmer this morning, and
10 Pennsylysn,a red S we SS.os sH SGyaass o,
for eE port At eliza, deliverable at tbs Polnt.
sales also q 500 bushels low ETsds red a
cernEwM steGdy AZ sbout ysstsrday's
figures. The receipts were Il, 900 bushels, and
We note sales as follows, Wis loo bushels
LOO 40. yellow At % cents, and 5000 TO 1900
do, p6 centa. .. ....~ -... H.." f..
Rys.-None At market to-day.
Oais-ws quote Urn and higher, Sales to-
day 200 bushels At s. cents, and 500 do. a. $50
csSss.PwS hear Of no further sales Of oOE
active st IS and he market very stfSnG We quote
a. follows, via; Rio at lo0i2 cents, gold, n
bond, for fair TO prime oargoea, and duty
RHS 4 cent. g eos p SSGs. .Es Is i sSSs
gold, for ohoios to fancy lots. The bark Serene
srrivsd yesterday with {, os9 bags Rio, and the
bark LApwIng Win 49, Dag 40; -,
We eontinue 10 quote II dull And heavy, espe-
elally for low grades, We Iotles some little
SsSs2 T PHI We Suos. !. foIo- o. rs i
Ordinary, isi19lI cents for low mlddlinE, and
aOfsi,ss. iOI Sots Sale, yesterday for boil.
@5aSSoS.So q 3 ssuts, aud 10 SSds. Cubs
ysd 49,. . sG s.s S me- S:o
At 806b0 cents PER gallon.
MI Fscd.-Ws quote BrowastlT asbefsre,
a Sts S cent. ,s Sr S az SsS,. Ger
ProViiioai.-Ths market continues arm, with
a fair inq uiry, though no special astivitJ; ia:
quotations, vlzi 13If6l97t cents for Shoulders,
iSIf6lb94 cents for rib Sides, and io.<9toS
S. fG Ss ;' q 800 49, % P s.. Ga s SrS SE
sides at IL cents for A. and liS ossts for clear
F ElS o 55S T cG %Sss 4 s Posf m us
iRiss,-oaroIius is in good supply, but dull at
6HSpT cents for fAir 10 prime. Sales are con-
nhed to small lots for i'm mediate consumption
Sah.-Liverpool 10 In fair supply And mode
Hf H i Ind s seS.. ss sSf no 1Sf Eins
$500 cents AnoAt, and $3.50 cents per busAel
for lots from atore. -
Su0drI.-we notice some activity yeststdss
10 SuEArs, sales being made for renhing OF
S,2Oo bags PernAmbueo At loz cents, monthlI
I monthai aud to grooern Of % hhdn. Demorara
yAouum pan At l2II 6l3 cents, 1871 bels. Deme-
rArA Museoyado ~ loN eents, and 20 hhd'.
Cuba at IOk cents We S''~'- 80
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-16

Miss LAURA kEENE.-The Qualification
afforded the denlzens Of this " frst capital
OF the world" by Miss Laura Keene, since
hor management At wall's oPoIR rrousu,
will be q source Of pleasing remembrance.
Her representations Of new and novel dra-
matte competitions have attracted audiences
distinguished for Intelligence, character, and
fashion. a. ... ~
Among others Of the elite Mrs. General
Sherman has shown her kind attentions,
at once rejecting good taste and proper sp-
probation In that excellent lady, of an ar
tiste worthy OF the compliment bestowed.
We hear that number OF our prominent
citizens are making arrangements 70 tender
Miss Kssne a complimentary testimonial.
Such aproeodure would be euinentIy Ct and
proper.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-16
Oen'l supt. EdueatIon.

CONFIDENCE YoUTus.--TEo youths, aged
respectively IS and II years, named Will
liam and Andrew johnson, who claim 10 be
rested last night, charged with obtaining
money under false prStences from several
charitable eltlEens. The preooelous little
rascals represented themselves as the orphan
sons OF deceased Confederate soldier, and
pretended that they were endesVorlnR TO
reach their grandmother, who they say lives
In Baltimore. In this way they succeeded
10 obtainlng tt2 or Sis from different Der.
sons, which they at once proceeded TO Invest
In clothes and other articles, and In cutting
"sWelp generally. They were locked up
for examination pefore the Mayor thlS M rn-
-LgncAbdrg Maze, 1914.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-16

NSAN"NANAeANs
The oit-quotsd sentiment that "Republlcs
are ungratsfup' is, we arc pleased to learn,
to be proved untrue by tho action OF our
prominent citizens, who have perfected ar
rangements for a grand reception and ball,
to be given on the evening OF the 22d inst,
at the new Masonic temple. This splendid
building has been engaged BY committee
appointed by tho subscribers under whose
auspices this entertainment is to be held,
and the arrangements arc, we understand,
now fully completed on a grand scale. Tho
cost Is to DO borno by one hundred gentle.
men, who represent a large proportion OF
our best and most respectable citizens,
whose association in this matter renders Its
success assured.
We are glad TO chronicle the efforts Of
those engaged In this approaching celebra-
ton, as II adds another TO tho numerous re-
cent evidences Of the affection entertained
by the people for the memory Of him who
gave his honorel name to the capital Of the
Great Republic and his noble life and eI-
aEnPle toA grateful world.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-16

ployoes, and very benevolent In an unosten-
tatious manner. In social life he was hos
pltable and cheerful. He was also mcm-
Der and officer Of tho Methodist Church.
The signal success that has accompanied the
fortunes Of tho great house with which Mr..
Harper was so closely connected for so many
years, aud Of which he was large part in
every way, will attract general notice to. his
death .. dbl. ..... old.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-16

w. HOOK 'biEbER AND PAPER .RuLER.l
No. III fsnAIylYGuiG 4veans, bslWssa Tenth ana
r1 RlSEsR1h streets south aids. Ul rIfn O.
Bookp PlsEaHtly Or plalniy bouHa. PaTiodisHls
and hsWSpGpeT IATSiullV attended 10.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-16

Youso MHN's CHRIsuAs ASSOCIATION
LEcTuRE.--The second lecture Of the scisn-
tiae course on geology, VIII be given tbiS
evening in Lincoln Hall, BY Col. Daniels, OF
Chicago. His special subject win be to-
night, "Hlstory Of the Globei How Written;
Geological Tlmei Origin aud Growth OF the
World Iteration Of the Land, Origin and
Distributlon of Coal.D ....
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-16
WAKE OTICE.

, HAVING dete rpinsd e reduce my large stock. 9f
eisgh4l QAhlNkf IURhlrURk, ! take this
q E6RElrUkK7kF great bITEslhi 10 IlyS ne :
- - LII. n. EIMMnnRAN,
rE..,rr...T No pIH BsVanth stTesf, I'D
.iest.lm Bat LeAislanA Ayslae Aha 2 z,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-16

eTNATI0NAL sAyIaes nAHK:5-
ian instant, he above Bank 10, BI3 ssyes2
s Sire SPRS.,ss Pest oas: Dspartm,H VII e
mo DEPosiTs Only. This s 70 accommodate
bsSS SSIn so SyA isssS ;i Seii..Ss4SHs
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-16

wAsHIHaroE, Feb. 10, 1870. - Jay Cooke
h %. furnish tho following quotations Of Gov.
eminent securities
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-16

Al the Russian Legation Madame do Cata-
cay viii receive on Thursdays, from 9 until
Bpm. .....
At the Argentine Legation Madame de
Garcia wiz receive on alternate Monday
evenings, commencing on Monday, January
8, and WIN DO at home on Saturdays, from
9 until 5 p. m.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-16

nrTsA II HPID SYST M Some
~ times, Nithsut any Asaiguable cause, the
slrapGs torpof falls alike on the body and Intel.
lset There Il li!Ils o. ~ pall, gefhkps, bui The
natural ViEot and elasticity oftha nervous and
IaSisglar sIst.n seems 70 hsye departed, and 40
Eraye fespopsbillhes takes The place q that earn.
est interest Ia both which ohArnotertaa every we'll
haianesd mind when In healthy condition. This
state of partial collapse Il oftsn the prsnonitory
~ mplonis Of some serious mAlAdy. II indinataa
individually that the vital powers are lasTulsh.
stsi:s sS.S. y .Igsf RtTbk,s sTo HloH BIT.
THRaia Wondsrfully bsnsheial. The great tonic
wakes HP the system from IL dreuse. The seere.
tona ard the circulation receive new impetua.
The relaxed nerves recover their elasticity under
the operations Of the specific. like the atGekaaed
strength Of musical tnstrumenl In the process On
tunlhG, LsthNGY aAd debility are replaced By
snsfgy and ylgor, the spirits rise, and life that
almost .esRsd burden Ehils ths ss,,oh Il atpre,.
= rAdleal shaags should BE- produced hy remedy
erals % extensively used IN modern practice, mar
seem Incredible 70 those who pin their faith % the
meAieihAl emeAey Of active potaonn, bat II these
akepIiea viii TAKE the trouble 70 inquire Of those
VIM have teated the ooTTeetive aud AltsrAtlye
virtues q ne BITTERs Hntsr the elres@itsssss
fsiS-soSt