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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-05-16

0CdoAol AhIIlSOu U6luB Culleu
gave succinct account Of the condition
and prospects Of the Blue Ridge Rail
road OF Georgia.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CouRr. In
the United States District Court, in
Charleston, fon The 14th. the case of
Frank !Heyward charged with being O
retail liquor dealer without paying the
special tax, was tried and given to Jury
No. 2. of which Mr.. Frederick Richards
was foreman. The jury returned YER
dict of not guilty. and Mr. Richards
stated that they did not conceive that
| the case proved was one contemplated by
the legislative power, and they could
not, in coincidence and in view of the &C.
! we're penalties provided by law. bring in
parties guilty Of that which they did not
believe to be criminal offence against
the law. The nature of the cases laid
before them and all tho cononrring cir.
oumstanoes irresistibly led him to be-
lieve that indictments had been unneces-
sarily multiplied, and theyoelt it their
duty to proceed with extreme caution
They did not believe that the Acts Of
Congress were intended to include such
cases, and in consistency with their sense
Of right and duty, they could not con.
sent to be Instrumental in executing SO
forced construction.
Judge Bryan instructed the jury, thut
single net OF selling liquor without a
license was sufficient to establish the
offence.
Assistant District Attorney Stone
moved to discharge the jury.
Judge Bryan believel.shat NJ necessity
existed to accede to the motion to dis.
charge the jury.
MIR. Stone moved to set aside the YER
dict Of the jury.
Mr.. Richards, the foreman, said that
he must ask to be excused from further
service on the jury. II the unanimous
and deliberate verdict Of jury, that n
prisoner was Lot guilty, were to bs thus
sum marily set aside, ne could not, con-
scientiously, remain member Of the
jury.
Judge Bryan desired that the forc.
man would retuin his scat, but ordered
the case TO be referred for new trial.
S-= s~---
CASE OF DRowN1Na-We learn that on
Friday last, two negro men, employed
on the farm of r. NJ. Carothers, named
Isom Brum6eld and Sylvester Smith,
were drowned while attempting to cross
DIhuCu VI ShthWDA 1SlfoE w LULA
Hook Mills, ncar Rock Hill. The stream
was swollen twenty feet above usual
water mark, and those who were drown
cd, in company with another freedman,
named Tom Nicholson, attempted to
cross il batteau, which was capsized
Tom narrowly escaped drowning.
YorkoiHe Enquirer.
There is little mystery hanging about
the death OF Captain Hall. Those men,
bers of the crew Of the Polaris who
were brought back by the Tigress are
the sole repositories of the facts, and
they say he died Of apoplexy, but those
who knew the danntless navigator say
that he WAS very unlikely to. be victim
to such an attack, and an eminent sur.
geon says that any one liable to it would
not have it in that region.
A disastrous fire occurred at New Or
leans on Saturday night. The furniture
stores of Michaelis. Norman Whitney
and Fl. 8. Kottwitz, and large brick
building extending from Exchange Alley
to Royal etreet, were consumed. Loss.
$500,O00
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-05-16

HOTEL ARRIVALS. May 15.-Colum5ia
Hote!--J 3 Carer. Ga; A D Watkins.
Md; T Willingham. wife and two chill
drcn, Ga; E NJ Ryan, Pa; y Reieues.
berger, \ 7; J H Barrett, Md; q L B
Mnrsh, J n Hauser, N O; G. A Hender-
son, Md; a Williams. Beaufort; j D
Kennedy, Camden; J D Gardner. Jr, J
Z Ke6h. N @; G O Douglass. G. E Reab,
Ga; F D Bush, G & @ II r; Il Stei-
ling, 8 G.
Wheeler House, A Todd. Pa; JW
Caldwell. Tenn; W Fort. Lexington; 8
Angle, N G.; J Smith. Wis; J N Prior, N
Y; ) NJ johnson. Marion; @ W Snow
and wife, Miss Wood, N Y; G Wilkins,
Ala; " 81 Wroton. Charleston: j W
Crawford, q s a; CE Lewis. NJ; p
Dnffie, Charles ton; F G Belanger. Edge.
field; G D Milton, city; J B Oarwile,
Newberry; G Waring. Walhaila; DR. J III
Westmoreland, Pa; ] D Pope, city; r G
Howell, q 8 A.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-05-16


TIE ASYLUM. The Union thus speaks
Of the Improvements in this wcll-ma-
nagcd institutions:
''The new kitchens and dining rooms
in tho insane asylum, of whioh mention
was made in the Union some days since,
arc SO nearly completed as to be used.
The patients of each ward in the female
department dine now by themselves.
The food is cooked in the kitchens,
which are situated on the ground floor,
and is taken to tho dining rooms in ele-
vators. These look unusually neat, and
are proving wonderful convenience,
enjoyed alike by the attendants and pa
tients. DR.. Ensor, tho Superintendent,
has also established carpenter shop,
where several hundred dollars will be an.
nually saved to the institution. The
doctor is constantly making improve.
ments, and guarding the interest OF the
institution with the most jealous care"
MAIL ARRANGEMENTS The Northern
mail opens $50 A. NJ. and 800 P. M. !;
closes P. NJ. and 11.00 A. III. Charles
ton day mail opens 6.15 p. NJ; closes 6
A. NJ; night opens 100 A. NJ; ;.closes
is P. Al. Greenville opens 6.45 P. NJ. !;
closes 6 A. NJ. Western opens $50 A.
NJ. and 1890 P. NJ. closes and / P. Al.
Wilmington opens $50 +. NJ: closes
1890 A. NJ. On Sunday the Office lie
open from 8 to P. NJ.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-05-16

Prince Of the Crescent, tho successor Of
Observation-Disclosures his octogenarian
Primate Of the Cross, rs if Rome had
never inspired crusades to fight against
Saladin for the recovery of Jerusalem F;
as il there never had been battle at
IIepanto; as if there never had been a
Charles Martel and plains of Poictiers;
and he is listening for the first intima.
ton Of his death, that he may honor his
memory by putting Grape on the stand
ards Of the Ottoman Empire.
The Gar OF Russia, it is said, hated
Plus TX with bitter hatred and he is
inpatient to be informed that the Pontitf
has breathed his last.
Victoria, Protestant Queen of great
Protestant nation, whose first kings are
saints in the Roman calendar, has her
tender ears open for tho sad news that
the Holy Father is dead. Sho congratu-
lated him on the day he was fifty years
priest; she congratulated him on the day
he WAS twenty-five years Pope; when
sho learns ho has expired, she will give
to his namo and to his virtues, and to the
great Office he has long filled, the good,
private homage Of her heart.
Finally, all the churches feel tho most
intense interest in this denth-bed.
Around it, it is easy and just for the i'm
agination to conceive clustered all the
great leaders OF the Protestant forms of
faith, anxious with the conjecture and
ready to seize the hope. that with Pho
Mono the ''scarlet woman of the Apoca-
lypso" may die and give up her soul for.
ever. But in o particular position, and
with pre-eminent right, and though last
in the enumeration, yet the most natural
in it, around this memorable death. bed,
stands tho whole Roman fold, 800, 900.
600 il number. Neve. was sovereign
Pontiff 80 loved by Catholics as Plus TX.
lie was and he is to them NO self. made
cleric. but the very vicar OF God; grand
to look at; most noble in his disposition;
an angel in every virtue; second prince
Of the apostles in all respects; the most
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-03-07

VT sMthanhs $NhsnA - 49, 80
a4*s* - ~ t#sss* FssAs*. ssss tss~s#
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*s.sR. NJ - l nwsA.sssaA s4s NJ.
t~s4AT* N Naw#
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s~vs~w a sAs s~msml~s~t&. Ams shss
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Auns With \. rasss sea Representatives.
W. sss~lT ~ shem \ rlrss~H, sra
rrvkss'.# lA~sr~ ie~n NE. 100 sn%r.
sastalen' jtafves Il NE.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-03-07
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- y ~ -
MfnsffK -tslt@asy rNsh ,ssa, IN
Na,eAe;i c., =. NJ svssa.nes II Mr.
f.aAtt, lvAa nsFnsa. Mvi Jsnnle wei.
ss*s. WIZ efr v Nshs'sr, n cse.ee,
The sieceasea len her hcme IN The
place about New Years, 10 VII, her
parents IN Mitchell county. where shc
msiael because Il the prevalence n
mca~els here. II The pride aud a. The
very threshold " hope. with An %.
parvn, long future u Happiness In Tho
enjoyment u homo, s~ie.y, and iticnds,
Hhe y summoned away - tho eternal
home 10 meet the friends and enjoy the
soeie,y u chcrished ones gone before,
Indeed how the remembrance II loved
ones gnnc hcfcre. lessons The fear cr
death and tho desire 10 remain Ia 1
world u strangers whom ou. pots arc
IN heaven The husband, fricnds and
relatives &c tho deceased have tho SYM
patty II all who knew her. for hcr
womanly qualities and rnrcnca of
heart.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-03-07

49, s#saA~ $50 eNeAaAsR N $50 A.
A - ss*sAs8 - s#s~s*a Nlss
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~ l@ss i~~A u~s.a VIZ NJ va.sss
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ssss.d h I'VE .#*s Il w l~axmsn,
1hv gssa "A shs ts'es Adopted ~sll H.
mMtnssanea
tsnts A. csaiaAsfes.
sekua~lsarv heis+v this A~~sAs
hare, representing ~ \ aeea escs,
sesssun n uas rnaasss. she .hlseA.,ee
! am nnsies II W, ec~sstsmes TT The
great heeas shes have conferred m ms
hs rssssaies ne i The highest eske
within theis land. and Tie further 81.
liga,.us resting ~ me ~ render them
the less setssece within ny power.
Th1 promise. locking forward with
tho greatest anAie,, u The Ia, when |
shalt b. released from the rcsronsihili.
ties, tha, al times are almos. over
~hclmiug, and from which ! have
scarcely had respite since the event.
fal firing upon Fort Sumter Ia April
1851. 70 Tho present day.
RssEks 70 TIM LArx rNrLRAsASr-
mss
NJ services were then rendered and
accepted under tho first call fur troopa
growing on. u that event, | did moi
ask Cor place Or position, aud was On.
tircly withoa, influence or tho acquain.
tanee q persons VI influence, but was
resolved 10 perform my part In the
struggle, threatening tho very existence
of tho nation. performed conscious
duty without. asking promc.ion and
command and without rcvengcful
feeling toward any section CT indiyid-
ual, Notwithstanding this throughout
tho war, and FROM my candidacy for
my present oikcc In 1868 10 thc close
u the last presidential campaign, |
have boon tho subject of
AnusE AM sLASnER
Scarcely over oquallcd IN POLITICAL
history which, to-day. ! fccl that !
can afford 10 disregard In view u your
verdict, which gratefully accept =.
MY vindieation.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-03-07

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sAF NJ v. t~~s~t ~ss-rsata%. ~A~s
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n 49, tslsrts ~ ~eas a sWs~mts+.
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s~~Nrs 4 t~sn. 80 is,Gsn sna death
Ia, sis~ il sAsas sna saess keepers
sfs she W. seHtsst. n aasn1sna. snd
~Atee snssWfstAne aslrasehefs Nna
rfiHe 49, Il ,Aa eases llahseI ard
tab ~
|, VI VII " iass ~ WISE Ard rferes
te I'll So, iis purity Ard heath.
ei,ing qualities 4 alre@ cancers,
eAl,tA 49, sAe ss'lsw fever
The rsste ',alalits ,hA, ns~s ftnm
that eia- # v'iskss shuts and their
teeter. \ liks ihe lavs which na~s
frsm s1e volcano. destructive In In
nature Aa' elects and ,aa''y faineas
u MI within i,s iicrs course.
Men eaiaf Ito fron, dora IL tho %.
called RS rsiah'e wliskes ships, In,
scorer or la'.r are Il lie kicked ut Il
Chr haek 4 or. By the ., called respect
atla k,srsr>,
This sief and truthful statcmcn,
defines Ito rrspcctabili.y q whiskey
sAopa and their keepers,
In this e.ass ef whskcy shcrs III,
ruin of nincty-ninc cut of every hun
drcd rcrsans, ruined BY whi>kcy ID laid
Vice drcsse, up i no less vice. thar
vice In 9th and rags
The vice contracted in these 20 cal
lsd respectable whi.key shops i no bot
Tor and no less vice than tho vice II
tho loves. len II vice and dchanchcry
Il IL only question u time will
tho patrons Of those 30 called respect
able whissey SHOPS, when thcy will b
found IN the same in kind. but lower
deas u vice, dehauchery and death.
AL candid men will admit that
whiskey drinking i the mos. gigantic
and destructive evil On earth, and desc
lascs more homes. causes moro poverty,
misery and crime than any ono thing
and thu, Ito i, called respectful,
whiskey shops arc tho offices a, which
,nost men rrt their passport 10 ruin and
: drunkar'ls grave Away with Il
chat kind q responsibility. --CsM.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-03-07
ELeCTsON NOTICE.

Tho annual election or Incorporation
officers tnr tho Town NJ T. rrscn. Will Le huld
III lAr couu lloMas ~ Monday, March Y,
tH1a, II which .As following cheers are 10
No tleeseh
Mayor,
Five Trustees,
Recorder.
Collector,
Treasurer,
Corporation Attorney,
Pound Master,
Street romlaltsloMer,
whereof tAs elscteru q sAld town viii
take dive assles and covers themselves 40.
serdlasly,
n. A. 0oonAlrM,
". n. Fess. Mayer.
neeesdsv.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-03-07

sAs A#sa $3.50 sAHM NeA sNNa
= - fNssa 80 ssvss 49, 4
" ssas* s444 k4Sss ~ $3.50
- #sA / #&A A84
Il sss#R *AMAss = - lsAssA =
ssavs w**s w. *e4s - 49, -
- 800 n ps sH4 $50
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-03-07
More About asunasel lcra.

Mn, PLAIN nEALxa with your
PERMISSION, | desire 70 say something
moro Absu. rnnsellcrs Ny purpose
IN writing these plain aud earnest
words, Ia incidentally - inform tho
Yumscllcr u hin business. but mainly 10
strengthen 4 sentiment, that will not
tolerate tho use aud sale NJ rum, A
ramsellcr may bc good ncighb"r and
have 1 kind heart. aud 10 that extent
he has my hanl but lis business gives
him JUS. such character ~ dsaoribsd
Ia ny last. wish now to allow Ii
wha, way. and how far he scsks 70
prosecute his work,
In ono respce. tho business off pros
tisute and rum seller il alike, Both
appeal 10 our brutal passions and Ap.
tstites--ie the bcas. In 4 man--xith
paint and jewels, smiling prostitutes
exhihi, themselves In public places. 10
snare their victim. They succeed d
Just tho extent that men are bcastly.
A rumacllcr succeeds for exactly that
rsason. and no other Prostitutes ply
their vocation with caution, and under
Tho covsr Of secrecy, In quic. village
o. crowded city, IN all my travels !
never saw bro,hcl advertised BY
Newspaper or public aign.
An expert gambler requires The ~
ition Of practice but IN no paper the,
Isver road, did ! over see place advsr'
tissd whore gambling WAS taught On
tho contrary those rcsorts are hidden u
possible from public ease.
Skilfull thieves ara educated 70 ths
profession. Every largo city haa school.
whore ''arsfal dodgers are taught by
professional "fagana" But who ~.
er saw : sign reading thus Stealing
taught hero At ton ccnss q Lesson"
First class burglars learn By expert.
hent how 10 become adopts. They
~ taught what tools - ~
and how 10 uae thsm tho value
u chisela. gunrowder and 'jimmies. "
No staring sign, no paper tells where
ths a !. taught.
But what DOCS rumMller dol IN
Tho open ligh. II dny-for monsy-hs
plioa business moro wicked and cruel,
physically and morally than any. o.
al II these, Il asks attention In Tho
nswspaper. Il meets " Ia every street.
With aAowy aikns--astraotive letters BY
Aay and illuminated sransparenciss y
night. II invites every ono Who 10,
shs s,nse Of SIGHT 70 oome IN. and learn
.she ranghest road % hsll. "for zen
cent. lssson, II persistsntly ssts u.
y or path. every Aay And every vhsrs.
and tails w that for .lsn ssats" :
Nov. Il win whip into fury ths beaee
thai u INV llosping u ~ Il NY =
y svssy body. 70 shs growing bsys.
- ~ masare man. 70 - ray 81
esttssiag - pare ~ hsssaSd ssshrSA
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-03-07
list or or 70.
Total. 10 t,Do olfts. Al, Cash.

To provide means for this magnificent
Concert, ens Hundred thousand Tickets
only WIN b. lssard. y portion VI which are
already sold
l'Aica ~ Tickksa
NA~ls m Asls, .l0t MAivss, al AMI
~ eleo. ~ Aisss&st s.i.ss The. Sioo
Nothing could b more appropriate Tor
prcneAts than tickets 10 TIN Banquet vi
Wealth Or Morc likely ~ produce ytander
satisfactory rcsul,s The ehj~et IL this
Third EIh Concert Ii thc enlargement and
sndo~ MsAt NJ the Pablo Library vi ksn.
lucky, which. by tho special aet AulAursa.
ing thv concert tor lts benefit, IL 10 be- fur.
ever FREE to III citlsuna 0f every State.
Thln Cuncsrt will Le conducted llks the
hrst and second hersl0Inrr given, and full
particulars IL thp mode u drawing lhv
Gins aud paying them AAh everything
necessary 10 4 thorough UNDERSTANDING u
the scheme from beginning IN end, arm now
Published In the form 0fA circular, which
viii b. furnished, Free VI cvst, " ANY who
srg,y ,.. :. 80. ...,
taking has hcrn committed BY tbs tra~snvs
IN Him THIS h nratule,tt. latu Governor
of Kentucky, 70 Wham all Communications
pertaining 10 tho uih concert should b.
addressed
Il r. DuRRETT, prss'I
w. N. HALDEMAN. vice pres's.
JOHN \, CAIN, Hsc'y Public Library
ii Ky.
FARMERS AND DnOvENS'
BANK. Treasurer.
Tickets ~ now ready nv sale, and III
ssas.s ~ ass e e. go.
prompt atlsMslea wAsa Addssassd u ~ ~
bo.ou directed.
re. 4. DRAnL8TfB, Leslsvllle, ~,
ia Aaess rablle Mbsasy ~.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-03-07
ea,NsIsr s-rExs " irE AL.
cktNlEf NIEM u TIT NE.
100000
CASH GIFTS.
100000 for Only SO

Under authority " special. legislative act
or March 10, 1871, the trustees now m.
nuunee thu TMlNN uAAAH Nltr coAc.at.
Tor thu bearAt II the puhltu LiaaAar III
kNsrruxt, 10 cons VI In Library Hall, NJ
Louisville, Ky, IN
TaeAaMy, ApGll Mth, lA91.
Al this conccN tho bent musical talent tina,
can he procured from Nil parts ~ TIN cuaat,
~ VIII add pleasure u ihr snls,tsinacMt,
md TxN rInrsANntAsn tlttrs, .gRt~g Il.
Inv sast total " llAAvA MtLLiuA NuL.
LAMs currency Will ~ ,lis.,tbMvd d, lut Il
the tlek vi ,hUllern. Nv lnllnMni
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In uDasertCl Court 1,Or olON u "a
County. 1ONM.
n u nrltts. Plaintiff,
AUtlAsf Nrixinnl Notice
VIM Esanx. Defendant. \
Tathc Dsfvndan, Aheve Nam.


Tathr Defendant Ahovp Named !,
You are hereby notified that there will
he March III ls1al, on hlo In the utice 81
the Clerk ofthe District Court, In aud Tor
thu county Ut llawar.l, state 1T Iowa, a 10.
,tlan el 4. NJ ari,ls, Plaintiff. nhuye
mined, claiming or ,uu tho sum ~ foar
Hundred and ,sf,y.six dollars anil any
srhts Oh nee. uni Tor Mnnay y III, laid un,
advanced and expended by sald Plaintiff
for the Defendant NJ his request, anl With
III pcr crnt interest from October lfu
hi. ns mentioned and 81, forth In tho
plaintiffs petition In this aesinn, anil tina, 4
writ u attaehMea, has hesu asacl tor and
granted
Aud lha. 0hless yen appear thereto mud
defend hFnrs hn,h "A the second ,lny III the
next terra VI tie II ,'onrt nepolnieI % be-
held VI ,hr t'ou,t lleusu In snil County
eamneu.lnp tho clst dsy u Ap,l
ln75, ,nn, ltf MI will hc entered aud
iaaRm.n, rendered against yoa thereon III
aceordah,e With the prAser II said retl.lun
4 u, WRIGHT,
l1wa Atty fur IL lnsiN
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-03-07

For salt rheum, crap.lons, acald head.
otc,
Casa.---l have boon troubled for tAo
last thirty ycars with Salt Rheam IN
my hands They have hccn NO III ilmcs
that | have boon unable ~ uAc than
Tor any purpose for which they wers
intended, | was advised hy friend
IL minc. who had usod tho K. ofthc u.
10 nv II. l did 10. Have used ssvsu
bottles, and.so all apaAraaacs my hands
ars wull. They look and fool ~ though
~ entirely new skln had bssa formed.
n. i. Hubert.
Druggist. u South D.. Utica.
ess advertisement N AMoskes column.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-03-07
Tho. 1lMbs Acu'IMMpplicmhlc

Tho plca of rrctcrnatural innocence
put forward In behalf IT Garfield.
bingham, Sehoacld, dawes aud Kelley.
BY tho Poland committee. IL mot BY all
but tho Official press with nm incrcdal.
aus smile, Such a defence. says the
n. Y. Evening Post, 'implius d..
''grcc Of ycrdaney In persons selected
"as ohairmcn Of tho leading committees
"of tho housc, that would render them
''altcrly unfit far tho distinction. -
"'Thcir honesty Il complimented NJ thu
"cxpcnse of their intellecta. Or. In
,'plaincr words, we Are told that they
'.werc M, A. grea. knayes ~ they were
'thoughl u 30, because they were
greater 1implctons than any QUO had
',.upposcd." hut the Chicago Tribune
makes An equally strong point when
Il says that even X tho ignorance d
these gentlemen N regards Tho char.
actor. of tho Credit MoLilicr Oompan,
wore ~ ,lcnsc ~ II claimed, II would
furnish no excuse Tor thsir connection
with II, I'll was thcir business |,
''know about Il, 1'hcy are sont Il
''eongre~, and paid ou. 81 TIN publ,
'moncy, for, tho purpose u knowing
"saoh things aud u protecting tho In
"tesest u tho people. When the,
'.aro found associated with schcmo |,
'dividc tho profits TINT accrue from III
"unitvd States government, Il h OLGA
THAT they have gone Into II knowing
"ly Or iynorantly; and II u hardl.
possible % suppose TINT mon shrews
''euongh 10 avoid taking tho stock !,
"their own names were ignorant Of III,
mature Of tho business. . In TIL
csse thu "hahy act viii not answer.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-03-07

During our Interview. tho Amesl-
can Consul u Nankok prosecuted the
King M elegant assortment II hin msdl-
cinpa from ~, j. y. Aver, u Lowell.
Mass, for tho uso II tho Court, lle
explained - his majesty their origin
from tho great chemist aud their uses,
Tho Cherry lcelorAl for eoughs--thc
Salsrarilla Tor crartivc diseases and tho
AgMc Cure for thu iuvofs that aro ~
fatal In this hot country, The danger.
oua condition VI \ fayorite wifc In tho
palace with one &c tho disor.lcra these
inr.licines euro, gAyo him special intcr-
o. In lhuse products Of medical skill;
indeed. those medical mafsck intpr-
estcd him moro IN our country than I'll
tho other attentions wc had shown
him, Letters from ! Lady In Siam.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-03-07
Wonderful Discovery.

wa. Marsh ms discovered u pvecsaA W
which EHns ann ~ krp. ans " tNa years.
ma b. n fresh % when fresh laid
Letters pNisNt vera granted and tbs
ylrht il nav vi nv hands III I'M Marsh WV
pssservln. Company, Farm, County and
State rlekis IN pAle. and sAllpfAetlaa guar
rastssd. AAlress fhr circular
hAksM E00 COMPANY,
jimol ~ 1sslA WAsss D., MllwssAss.
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vsNlssn0iT Property I0t
.Ntglf.

Neins hcsnd fur California | oifer my
hcAse aud lota for ssle, On reasonable terms
The hunse II ellgibly situated IN ebrlern
town The housN IL two stories high md
contains N rooms There II Il gnui bain,
md we'll. flood large eisiprn. md ~ ier
houne on The premises Possession Will b.
given imN,rAintely II desired
For price aud terms enquire NJ this
oihrc, or III The undersigned
4 r MAMAit
Crssen, Lawn. fsh, 40, lara, l7lf
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-03-07
New Advertisement

OK N con per day Agent. van,e,l
w " wlV All Glasses III WORKING reu.
pie, et either srs. W ny ~ all mike mare
monss a work lar ~ In ,helr spare n,a.
n,rnsr, Or Al thu time, I'm III ahslhlnH
sle Particulars FREQ. Address Il sim
NON NJ, Portland, Maine, NJ u