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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-24

After concluding his eloquent and patri.
otto speech at Lexington, General Bartlett
was approached by a stranger, who, with
tears rolling down bis cheeks. said " Gene
raj. am soutberner. I was good rebel
but nowFs m true Uuion mar, and loniy
reeded to hear such words as yours from
northern mans lips" " , -' -
Qulp says that Spinner was the only bon
est man the Administration had IN ONCE
and he has been dIslodged. 'r- "
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-24

The Norfolk Virginian bias doubtless
learned ere now that Mayor KELLEY did not
address the negroes in the civil-rlghts pre-
cession in this city the other day. The Dis
pateh's reporter was right and the appears
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-24

An ARGUMENT IN FAVOR OF THE DoG-TAx.
Messrs. John and Anderson Linkenhoker,
who live few miles west of here, bad forty
head Of fine sheep killed by dogs last SUD-
day and Monday nights. II the " sheep
law" were in force these gentlemen would
he reimbursed for this loss.-FtncdsHe
HernL6
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-24

M NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED.
the largest assortment, Of KID GLOVES in the
city for ladies and gentlemen, in opera, light and
dark shades, Sc. .-a .t# ....
Try pair of Two-BUTTON KIDS at 75c.
worth Sl.1 5 pair, ut
WILLIAM THALuIMER'S.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-24

The New York World very pertinent!y
asks why Mr.. GLADSTONE should be invited
TO the Lexington centennial and not Prince
BISMARCK! II il "timeous." s.. .., -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-24

~ 4. Il. PRICE & co. have u spIeod!G,
stock Of Cloths and Cusstmeres for 2Thtieheh @"N
boys Just opened,
~. BLACK FRENCH DOESNlNs, .Hs
RLhCK FRESCH CLUills,
FANCY FRESCH CASH MEht'H,
DAuLIAa aud BLUE FREnCli LhOiii''
GLOVES. SC:AHFS, SUSPESDEHS'
SOi Ks I'm Lisie aud cotton.
GLOVES OF all kids
COLLARS. BCS DMs. a. &C.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-24
p- WORKED CURTAIN MUSLIN,

Nj WORKED CURTAIN MUSLIN, Il
yards wide, at 25c. per yard worth Soc.
TUCKED CAMBRIA SHIFTING, II yards wide
at soc. per yard-regular price everywhere III
Tucked CAMBRIA sKIRTING for children a,
25c. worth soc. per yard; .H
Extraordinary bargains in HANDkERCalEFs;
Fifty new styles of RUFFLING at lower prices
than ever; .t: ....
NECK-SCARFS in great variety;
PERCALES and CAMBRICS;
p1QUES, VICTORIA LAWNS. and general as
sorment OF WHITE GOODS;
PRINCES and BUTTONS of the latest styles;
HAMBURGER NET for making sacques, Jackets,
polonaises, &C.. .a. g.,
LACEs for trimming same, In all qualities, at
ao24 LEVY BROTHERS..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-24
MT APRIL %, 1915.
.M... F..
MORE NEW GOODS
IN STOCK AND ON THE Way.

- T. r. PRICE & co.
have opered more Of these handsome
HaMBUpGH GRENADINES, in white and linen
shades for poonaises-entirc novelty-trim-
mings TO match them;
BLACK IRON GRENADINES, heavy and fine warp
BLACK GRos-GnAIS SILKS, 81 10 81 yard;
New PERCALES and CAMBRICs; as, ,.
Novelties in CALICOS; ..
PLAIN and STRIPED SILKS, very cheap.
MOURNING GooDs-such AS Silk-Warp Henrlettas,
silk Warp Lhallies, Bombazincs. Tamise.
RoMDAZINE CLOTHS, DELAISES; s.
GRAPES and GRAPE Wells, extra;
BLACK and CoLoEED hid GLOVES;
THREAD GLOVES and GAuSTLETs;
New-s;yle CoRSETs for stout ladies, &C.
Elegant line PARAsoLS and UMBRELLAS for ladies
and gentlemen. ap 70
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-24

MOURNING GOODS-a full line In BLACK
GRENADINES, ALPACAS, MOHAlRs. bonn
BAZINES, WOOL DELAlNES, TAMISE, and
HENRIETTA CLOTHS, CREPE Wells,
GLOVES, and BORDERED HASDkER-
CHIEFS, ut the very lowest prices.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-24
me- PARASOLS! PARASOLS!

Large additions to our stock; every variety OF
handle and material; all Sizes all to be SOLO al as
tonishlngly low prices, at
LEVY BROTHERS..
Look at our cheap SILKS. ap "a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-24
EXIERS}0 SS.
H0UsF.rUKNTsaING GooDs.

1875. SPRING 1875.
We have received our stock Of MATT1NGS,
CAEPETINGS, RUGS, FLOOR and TABLE
whlch we offer at reasonable profits.
The largest and best stock Of FLOOR Oil
CLOTHS TO be found In the state. ..,...
RIP. RICHaRDSOS CO.,
ap 16-2m 901, corner Ninth ana Main streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-24

PONGEE SILKS, STRIPED SILKS, PLAID
and SOLID. COLOR POPLINS. and DRESS
GOODS from 2Oc TO 75c. A large line, and very
low Call and look at them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-24
ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND CONCERT
ASSEMBLY HALL

ASSEMBLY HALL,
On TUESDAY EVENING, April 81, S75, by the
CHOIR OF THE SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH,
assis ed by Mrs. ALVIN BARTON, OF knoxri lie,
Tenn. Mrs. REINHARDT, and about seventy other
OF the best musicians (amateur and professionally
In this city, anu
..- KESSNICH'S ORCHESTRA.
=. which time will be rendered choice selections
from the most eInuent COMPOSERS, incuiing four
mag i(iccut churuses from the OPERAS - Anna B0-
lena" " Ellsire D'Amore," Ernant," and "Se-
mariimls."
The Iidies sud gentlemen kindly assisting In
these choruses Represent the leading StgeeS In our
be Il crv cb0irs aud SINGING societies, and comprise
AN array Of talent almost unparalleled In any musl-
cal reunion had In this place, ana the SOLOS,
duets &C.. will he rendered by those whose appear
auce is ever welcome 10 our people. 'a .
/ @ wing 10 the scarcity OF money among our eau
Gems at this time, The price OF admission-notwlin-
Standing the expense and trouble OF getting up ts
entertsinment-h been fixed at the moderate sum
Reserved seats can be had ut WAITS music
Store, commencing Friday morniDg, 23dipstant, at
8 O'Clock. without extra charge.
Those purchasing tickets from frlends oil me con-
cert side caE exchange them for reserved seats
al the place and time above mentioned. mp 2i-lu
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-24

BLACK SILKS, q real Lyons Bellpn,'' at $3.50
worth richly $3.50, and at Sl.S5 worth 1926 a
yard These goods are the cheapest ever sold In
the city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-24

Some more OF those beautiful and FAST-CO-
LORED LAWNS ut 2}hsc. per yard, aud lots OF
other goods which will be sold at the very lowest
prices Call and you can get some OF the great
bargai MS at WILLIAM THALHiMEk's,
| an1h 80! 1ts# 6Ol Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-24
pxoEESsloNAL CARDS.

DUNION S.-Whea the i'm .lnu .ss.Tp"ei
ID yerg extensive and great pain tue ,ha anIt,r.
n,,dernis nre srnrs q small crcuIr. white app T.
ance on any part OF the joint d'Ss,se97 a 20 Main
fully formed. Or. SChUnfL'o mo: NO. -"f.risy
W mi he avoided as In all cases OF Eorns,
Nails. &C., he gives sklIful aud piiu.cas u'A''|
ap24.lts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-24
@ AT COHEN BROTHERS.
YOU CAN BUY

YOU CAN BUY
FRENCH-WOyE COR SETS at 45c, selling po,s-
rally at CSC. their 81. IS Corsets at 92c their
S2.75 at $3.50; their 1926 at $3.50.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-24

CASSIMERES aud CLOTHS, and gentlemen
WHITE, SHIRTS and FURNISHING eooDo-'
full stock-very cheap. ~ .#E
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-24

Marned ON Thnrsday. April 22d byRey, Her
bert I Bacon, ALBERT. MARKS, EsQ.,to Mis-
! iSIE LEWIS; MI OF Richmond. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-24

n ECEIyING BY STEAMER THIS DAY
HI 500 dozen quart BRANDY peaches;
500 dozen fresh TOMATOkS s, two aud three; pound;
100 dozen tumbier JELLIES, assorteos
400 dozen assorted PICKLES. pints and quarts
8 barrels COOKING PkUNtSi @za 1854 .F3
10 BOXES BORDEAUX PRUErs. -.
ab6 LOUIS j. BOSSiEUA, ALI Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-24

STRIPED HOSE, for ladies and misses, from
use. 10 IL, and u Large line OF slLh sCAhfo'
RIBBONS, sc. .4..4 ...- ..H....#a 4.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-24

NOTING lam LACEs, for curtains &c.
WHITE MARsEILLEs QUILTS from 81 u
81 and a beautiful aud cheap line or WHITE
GOODS Of every description. IS"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-24

HDECAYED TEETH.--We have
nrepared, after consultation with sOhie oil our
best dentists, a CAsBoLlC MOUTH-WAoh"i' when
has proven very efficient in the treatment 81 DE-
c.yeD TEETH and DISEASED GUNS. Il aeis a'
coupiete disinfectaat 10 the odor caused ~ ".
,ayed teeth and Is very pleasant to the smell All.
taste. sold In bottles ; so cents each. fr"p-fe4
sclely by MEADE & BAKER. Pharmacists,
,oJo Dl9 Ms;n street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-24
CONFECFIONERIES.

r EMONS! LEMONS!
WIN receive this day or early Monday one nun
,'I77 70 . dred boxes "@Et
~ PRIME LEMONS.
fresh fruit; which will sell at low ngqre
ssI1.s-,-@-s4 A. PIZZlNl. JR,
.n17 SO7 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-24

pARAsOLs-a new supply-all the latest styles
and novelties just received; also LACE
| POINTS, in which offer great bargains, rs
they were bought very cheap and viii be SOLO
| cheap. . ...-.....7-- f... ......... liz
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-24

Their BLACK SILKS are proclaimed by all that
have them The cheapest over offered In The city,
They are selling PURE SILK at 75c. Also. GRos-
GRAIN at 81, at 1925 worth Sl.65, at SLID 4,
good US any generally sold at SO: LYDSksE.,
$l.75 worth SO so, at 32.10 worth fully 50, a,
- 40 cheap at 1925 at s2.95 warranted as good
IS any In the city at rs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-24

nAILRoAD AND STEAM BOAT WORK
N specially at the DISPATCH PRINTING
| HOUSE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-24

Also, full liHe OF CHINA, GLASS, and
PLATED WARE and HOUSE,FURNlsHlSa
GOODS at lowest rates.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-24

A large stock OF WHITE GOODS;
FRENCH NAISSOOKS ut csc worth 4Oc.;
sOFT-tINISH FRENCH CAMBHIC at 49, cheap
at 1870;
CHECKED and STRIPED MUSLIN much below
market value.
Also, large stock of IRISH Linens extraord-
narily cheap:
full assortment of PARASOLs, CASSIMEREs,
HAMBURGH EMBROIDERY,a and many other
goods;
WHITE and COLORED MATING;
Also, COCOA MATING ut 45c. cheap at G0c.
ap %
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-24

large stock of LACES, such as GCIPURE,
POINT APPLIQUE, VALtSCIEHHES, and
YAK, principally bought at auction, which viii he
sold at the smallest advance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-24
DEATHS

o,rtnct, nj his reside nee, No. 1875 Mayo ssircet,
JOHN MA Nm, In the eiEhty-seveuth year Of hts
af His funera.' viii take place on SATURDAY
MtIRSINCi, q {th instant, a. O'CLOCK. from st.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-04-23
iowa Sabbath School Association.

The Tenth Annual Man Conscn,ios
q the Iowa Sabbath School ss4cia.
ton will 10 hcfl II, Matslsltqwa. "a
Tuesday, Wednesday ani T,nr..la,.
juno 10Th. 10th and is.h ISL, r,n.
mcncing Tuesday evening
Though n, 4 Delegate Convention /,
j. urged that delegates representative
wgikcts--be selected aud son. u IN,
Convention Arrangements arc lcin,
made for ablo workers from abroad.
The pcoplo of Marsha;town will rc-
ceisc US with open hearts and doors,
and every earnest Sabbath School man
and woman in Iowa. Is invited 10 hc
present. Those expecting to attend
arc requested q send their names TO J.
i, Roberts. VI the local committee. at
Marshaltown, BY june 10th. for places
Of entertainment.
The central LEGALITY Of Marshalltown,
aud tho reduction in railroad fares BY
all tho loading railroad lines IN the
State. will insure full attendance and
successful Convention.
Cedar Rapids, April 10. 1875.
Mn. TAckAssxRr, Keokuk,
President.
Il. 4. GiLMoaR. Cedar Rapids.
Secretary.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-04-23

i,att ss.~4 AssN u fw~4.sss swsAs.
lv#s sAsN y hss ssss l#sv AAs~# u
~ fAas ~~sss sAss sAe Fs*s - ~
y. = y A. sa,A.ss Ne AasA Asss
ista s1iafsa y II - ss'+sa .as .tssa
etss II fsssfftts All ~ ~aset .aras
IL 49, hstiR 4 shs ists sAt nts~sinr
heNse y sa* wsstf sntr. aa# iiss ~.
Aa Y fats 1ax ~ y she .%ss
~ ~ fsft 4 - " ~
s statistics \ Ia se.sHsa law.
- y u hsss e.,rsil.sei = m.#.
Wit.slsl II tatrstss a4asnsa III shsi ~
,sti'tsl,s 'fsais shaeh. 4, N wta.
ihe .s,eni 4 hs lumiat hns,asss /.
thf | Aiipi States. ~et~ ssssaaea n
ia9ft.s ~ ia~sre N i4fs1'sler -.
Hadisr tyss.'f'tsiur IN fpsfsisa.iag ,tailst
v tia eenpitt These astsshs aatls
~ tell las' ,hr ethe, s.,. .aa III
awakening iAe ral,ie l. ~ Vi RI .assna
4 The faIaaiss vl,h wh,sh me fo,rsss
~ being r'eatsa .huali ieaa =. IL
we'r'ane anything calculated 10 aiMia.
ish The demand ar.h ,Lrm
In Ten years mi less than N 0ov.
os'u aetea ~ land in the United states
have been eat ~ burned dp~n. while
The inFccase ~ our timber lsmls f,a,n
planting Ii he,ween IN noU and u, 900
seres; enl. mere trihe IL epmrass.
son Tbs growth II Young timh.s
amounts annually 1, about the sama
tatal Twenty-Five American cities
consume for fuel from i,UGO II 10000
acres ef WOOD s.,car. loo. roo acres
are annually stripped - furnish rail.
raai ties Nm army II -. 600 meu
are constantly waning war on uur fyr.
oS's this being the number engaged in
tie lnmler 'uslness. willie caiital ef
*iii,Miu.u 700. IL Invested In II,
and The aanall production cf tho tim.
Der reaches value of S3io. 900. 600.
Of thi. amonu. Na;ar, New York.
Pennsylvania. Michigan, Minnesota
aai Wisconsin produce ever hal.
Pennsylvania loading
THESE figures are calculated 10 con.
vince Us that we can afford u lose no
lime IN inAuguating = State and NJ.
'ioual sys.om f,r protecting our timber
ands sal replc,nishins thom By sssid.
nous planting. II ring6eld, Mass,
union.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-04-23
Another NplritMalisllc Trick Discoy.
cred In London
IN. y. Conways Letter 10 the Cincinnati
Commercial

[M. = Conway Letter 10 the Cincinnati
Commercial
The trick Of 4 dis.inguis he'd Spirit
ualist has been detected. This mcd,-
um 10 certain Mr.. Williams, who has
been making good thing BY placing
on tables sundry musical instruments,
which cut various antics whom II 10
pitch dark. Williams gees cui Il eve.
n'ns companies, where Ill rrssen. know
cash others good faith; his two hands
are held BY persons on each side; hc
has no confederate, aud ~. the move.
msnis 50 on in the cen.or of tho table
hut son Of the late Baden POWELL
Cone of tho writer's of tho famous ,.Es.
says and Reviews discovered. ! f.w
evenings ago. that Williams was util.
ising tho peculiar way Of joining hands
IN tho dark. which hs adopss--namcly,
tho hooking q litslc fingers together.
lls edges tho hands Of his two neirh.
bors toward each other. hs shcn PRO-
pases 10 one u them sof.ly to rest biz
little finger by submssitu,ing his Grst
finger; when tlis change il made that
neighbours lingct il readily hooked on
the forcGnger of tho same hand wl,osc
little finger % already holding tho 9TH.
sr. In tho dark tho lsrsons each side
u him. who fanry they each hold ii
separate hanl, aro rrali, he'iiar aa /
different fingers ri lie sumo han -
Ni'l,aMs other hand il tLns IF. Or.
soetls iroe t. ~, Az |. l,sassp. La
night iriond anl myself. full, lc. lit,
tho secret. were Irssrn. ut d seaapc.
and had Williams between us. SUI,
enough tn medium seftly proposed 4
. change of 6ngers. bu. the change
Was resisted.
The consequence was the poor medium,
speedily found that the conditions we're
nnfricndly to nny manifestations left
tho house ~ aeon possible. aud the
seance came to--nothirg AMI Il Il
hy such iriets a. .heso that millions
arc induced 70 believe tha. they arc
communicating with thu Invisible world.
There il not now : medium .fany fame
In London whnsc fraud has nut been
exposed 10 the satisfaction of all cxccp,
thosc who wish 10 bc deceived.
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"Sho's > small woman, said . youth
OF his mother, "but when she hauls on
her slipper and says. SAM, co,ss
here this mint. VIC buys go jus. -
though sho weighed four huadred
pounds. !"
There i transesndsnt power IN o.
ample. We reform others unconsc,.us.
y wbsn ~ walk uprighsly.
The question In not Art thou
In The nobility.
This II the question. Ia there
Mobility In thee, -Gleim.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-04-23

lt4tsst $3.50 ssA s#sss's ssssi ~ssAi
#ss = sea ss+sllsf s.gl4sas. -.
$50 u ~ \ - t4sis.s 49, ssss 49,
Nt msssA fFN Al II re- fls#
s#fs sh#A its aahe tstafss ~al Nj
ft'iAA 49, WAtsassasH+a a ~ m@s
Rsas e. eHs~ es,ts ~ = 49,.
~ AHA 80 y tA4 - .sa
tlslAalHe sHlsss 4iis st4 tAF s4s4.8
- - = TT iafast So sa,sh
faia sas II &c Il shA*e wAs tsa
III III iAst~ II ~ftl fesaa
tAttstt8 .af taktafts aAsss astts
Jtssts u sN Ah.s slru4.si IA sh,
sease ~hBth il ltsvs1tne mts Asvf
iW { ttants II wat has deprived Hsus
u iNeif feftnst He.as " .alfHt fAeif
tstlt sdsrs'i y Hba itaf,ses vss ~.
res They 49, nsw shttea a..ea III
setla. uaAl#,aas Nefl ihrY ean ~
Ana ssshs assil alvsss etnp'assa siis
hAuas. ths ,huasau,ls ~ha have l.esn
rendered t.ellvn In character AMI
bankrupt In property aie new tvai,
" take eWfl .meh, In nn, recruiting
oisiee. ha matter hes desperate The
enterprise Their usa,lissa renders
them eur desperate sal Dangerous
To them tie life Il Z freebooter nrA
lard pirate wnnsl lie 4 relief from Tho
stu alton that nov rn,.ralls thrm.
These. anil ether considerations. In.
luec " 10 consider .he peace u The
South rrecarious
e. L. cL.RKsos.
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l'onsnmptIom.

the scoarge Of the human family. may
- 10 osrly stages b. promptly arrested
and Ter mancntl, cured.
RAyxNswoop. w. VI.
pr. t. y. PixRex. Buffalo, n. Y,
sir--For Tho la. year | ha,1 been
nsing your G"ldcn Medical Di,ce very.
| owc my life 81 II. having Icon aillic.-
el for years Dbl Mt uso /, hu. i
short time hesre | vas lenefteI; as
tat time Naa very lad. mol allcto sit
" ,nncl. Vas suffering greatly with
my iilf'ai, was getting blind. had .
dss cough, AMI much rain IN ny lnrga
! li.te ,ssed t~e,se bottles of tic Dis-
c,srr. ani An aims, we'll.
NATE I, MAkpNER.
\ ,oa II ] II Mescek. u Chatham
I nr Crness n y. hu. been cured
Il Consumption Ly Dr.. Piorce's Col.
don Medical Discovery. ---so ssys Mr..
& Is. Can6cld. editor Il ths Chatham
& uri.r
:. \. Eg'ar. druggist. Of West Uu-
ion. p, writes 81 state that Dr.
plc,css Golden Medical Discovery has
sas sctad 4 wonderful cure uf CUusuur.
tlcn 10 his no'g,berLpod.
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aseH -
NAesaa - sesusa~s&m~ " essssa,
swA sss4s l#sa#hs ~ ssAnsaA
sasHsaa AAsa - t~ssi,~ss \ ss~ssa,
80 $50 4 s#aa is@s ss~s
u 80 ha*sAs " #eesA
sssse ssgses ~ sssa Asss
talAss ss4is sAs \ - "a slat*.
~ ~ u ta*sss~y ssas.
/ A#aus
it~ slaas II eenssHs siess siess A~fs
The a4ssA sasrssss sssss asaf xssa
II
W. Il tutA sa#t ws4,ss sssAtnfAa.s ma~
ina# sts aia4aa sripAsl
Awa sttsss tiAt Aess sAa risis se lesss
lssh tsshnss~rAA ~.
WI ias nsith asis rsaNs fnsesas,
Ana ~ ~lilr ~ NE hsss
" lass a&ais slsn svesi ~ tines
Tht .lass + raeraass ss@f tao.
III
1'hen Ut The senisss na~ s~ginl
Esrh IN hss Mfnens leekl
Array VI. Msriosa fasv 10 iaee,
lhlne h~sh ,he sf~l,ins ArnAi
TT smr~ n sach 4 war II wcsis,"
We'll fal,es M. nm sesr
To tssas again The kcSi I'D ,,m~s
The days 10 memosy dsAr .cno,
Nv
And when The hattie Wares hns,
And ome by one ,lfots down,
lie who stands Longest In she light,
shAil wear I victos'a crown.
Th00 win eur joyous shouts arise
Tha. We have gathered herr.
70 pas again The sood o,d times
The ,lnss 10 memory dear t,.o.
Now sfeli s,alsc.i,es s,alag,vites.
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wow. John. don YOU think No.
man writes more satisfactory iettsrs
than = mani" Certainly. my dear.
II u far more satisfactory 70 receive !
letter from woman than man The
'ond wifs muses.. aud concludes that IL
u her mission 10 watch tho mail.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-04-23

VI "Old Probs. tho Boston Advsr.
'issr; In sll probability no man has
rendered more signal service to The
country than. A. J. Meysrs." w
mention the circumstance simply b.
cause Il reveals tue only respectable
wi.ticism the Boston Advertiser hss
uttered after IN sarnsA. struggle of
more than forty Years.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-04-23

ManclrrL MAx..-lhsy say that .
proprietor u one of our billiard saloons
Wishes i distinctly understood that Mi.
nors srs not 10 bs admitted ~ biz den.
just -, lilo would like vo,y much
to ruin oil tho husbands and fathers of
the city. and ~ this will be about all
thDt hs can attend % NJ prescnt. hs ID
willing = wait until the hogs ~ twsn.
ty.ons, before b. bcgins DO dsstructiva
work Oh then.
How w.adsrfal tho compssioa Il >
nsn who closse his doors agsiass )
ssrtssn slaa IN ssnmuoity beoause
they srs mol Oh enough % s. deslroy-
I'd. Wsstcrn Wcskly
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-04-23

II anybody imagines that Miss Susan
j. Anthony will DO unable 20 rive
tl'om scraeioas iuformasioa sopssrsing
things q which shsy ars ignorant. they
sh"ald be prepared TO maintain that
tima sni experience sre raluslsss.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-04-23

An Advertisement In The Washington
Star reads: III ,ou want to BE- wsll.
dressed wear Warwick collar aud
have you hoots BACKED" !" Il must be
warm wsasicr at tho Capital 10 admi,
of suoh . wardrobe,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-04-23
srATE or TIlE SOUTH.
1TKSOClAL AND POLITICAL CON.
DlTIOS FROM A NORTHERN.
ER'a VIEW.

Not An Easy Thing u Write About
The Colorcd Men ~ Legislator and
Judges -Thr Enemies Of The Negro.
Hew They Trap 1Ilm into Wrous...
The Hate Ut Raccs...CArpet Barssrl
Tho Dettcr white ElclMcnts The
Devils Of OlscOrd..1he Incendlary
Prcss...Thc Future.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-04-23

Manhood! LIOsc Lest, AN0Sc
xeStOy'r61 !!
- lust rahllahed, Msw eiillsn " NJ. Cul.
" vtvssettts CelsAvAesA Eesay on the
rNtcsi cure without msdteineI III Aysrsna.
~ ttprftra ~ seniihat Mraknses, Involuntary
seminal Iessss. Imtctvhey, Mental snd fh,s sesi
lncApaeity, Inarsdsm~nts 70 Marriage. etc .aiso,
tunsusnpsinn, kplispsy and Flis, induced BY sslf.
indulgence or SERIAL ssiratAxanee, ~.
~ 1.rrrs, Nv . seAsd envelope, only s.1 cents
Tls celebrated author, In this AsinIYAh's Essay.
etrafls dssneastrstes, frnm Aitity ysars sueress.
Nj pfsstIc~, that ~. alarming sp.ssgw.s~~4 ~
ssiEahnss may hs radically rurrd Without thu dAa-
rti,.s ~ssai n~Aieies ~ the apt,leasl0n
NJ ths knlts, ps.nsnx out a mods of cure ~ nnes
simple. rsItaln anA sfssiual, by msans ef whlsh
EVERY sufferer. M matter ~hai lIs condition May
he, lmAy eurs himself shsapiy, privately, ssd
relrally.
~ This Lecture sksuId be In shs hands af every
youth ana sssry man IN the land
hsnt uNdsf seal. IN plain ent si0p~, 10 any ad.
dress. post paid, on rtts Of s1 ssnts of tws post
stAsmI6.
Address The Publishers.
tttAA. j. q. MINE 4 CO.,
III ho~vfy, Nsv York, r.ss OfIes nss, lbse