Rensselaer Union, Volume 1, Number 11, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 10 December 1868 — MILWAUKEE MARKET. [ARTICLE]

MILWAUKEE MARKET.

Milwaukee. Dec. s.—FLoun—Dull and nominal. Wheat—More active und better; sales No. 1 at *1,23; No. 2at 1,13. Oats—Active and steady at 47 >*c. Corn —Dull; sales of old ot 80c ; now at 02c. Rye—Qood demand imd steady; No. 1 at |1,07@ 1.08; No. 2st *1,04. Barley— Dull and nominal. - Dressed Hogs— Firmer; sales at *S.S»@9,(W dividing on 200 lbs. Mess Poke —Nominal at $23,50. Lard— Quiet at 15c. Mess Best— Dull at *12.00. BuiTEn—Steady at 29<jj.330. Egos— Saleable at 29(a!3Uc. FoSTTONEIfIixT OP TUB G IUDNEIt REAL ESTATE Distribution, St. Louis, Rio.—lu makin this announcement, wo shall oe brief, frank and to tho point. Tlie tiekets are not soUl, and it is necessary, lor the mutual lienctft of tlie ticket holders aud the Association , Unit the drawing bo postponed, and as this is tho lasi postponement, a sufficient length of time must be allowed, in which to dispose oi the unsold tickets. The drawing will posilicelfi take place on the 27tti day m February , 1869, or tbomoneymU be refloated. Sufficient tiekets have already been sold to enable tbe naiisger lb say tfwve teUl be nv .failure. It cannot he denied that tho laet that the l’aschall House Associations however fair tlie drawing may have been, drew three of tlie principal prizes themselves, created great dissatisfaction in the mind of tlie public, which has resulted to our injury, and retarded tho progress of our enterprise. To preclude tho possibility of this Association drawing any of tlio prizes', fhey pledge themselves not to bold one finale ticket. No unsold tSeket, at the time of the drawing will be put into the wheel, and as tlie prizes are not numbered, there is no possibility of any of them remaining in the hands ol tlio Aasoeiatioii undrawn. The-Wilmhittee to conduct tho drawing to bo chosen by the ticket holders and the Association together. Notwithstanding tho disadvantages referred to,we are gratified to know we still have tho confidence and good will of tho peoplo. As the tickets must he sold, we offer, as an inducement, 6 tickets for $5, 12 for $lO, and 25 for S2O. Wo want responsible and energetic agents, to sell tickets, ip al> parts of tlio country, and will allow a liberal ennimission and furnish circulars, posters, Ac. For terms and circulars, address the manager, 429 Walnut street, St. Louis, Mo. L. Dow Hendorsliot, Manager. “Tall oaks lyom little acorns grow, Large streams from littlo fountains flow.” Seven years ago the Plantation Bitters wero but iittlo known. To-day there is not a nook or corner of our land whore they arc not found and used. The sale has readied tlie enormous number of Five Millions of Bottles annually, and it is constantly increasing. It only shows what can he' done with a really good thedidne, anil a systematic course of making it knowu. Perhaps no medicine in tho woil 1 was over so deservedly popular as tho Plantation Bitters. Go where yon will, among the rich or poor, and von will always find these Bittpxs in nse.— Their merit'lias bc;onie an established fact, and we cordially recommend them in eases of dyspepsia, loss of appetite, chilis aud fever, headache, Ac., Ac, Maonoi i \ Water.—Superior to the best imported German Cologne, and sold at half the p.'lee. Absorbent Powders.— A complete substitute for opium, laudanum, Ac. Tliev act by absorption, not by constipation. A single Powder will relievo diarrhea or colic in a few minutes, spasms, sour stomach, bad breath, headache, sour bolohings, dvseut ofp or llux, nausea attending pregnancy, bilious ' affections of the stomach and a deranged condition of the bowels. lYcpared only by J. D Graham, Rl. D. Pride 50 cent*, sent by mail to any address. FITS! FITS! FITSI successfully cured when other physicians tail. Directions Rent by ni aiL Address J. D. GRAHARL RI. D., Vincennes. Indiana, P: O: Box 325; also, Female “Regulating" l’iils. urnst undoubtedly the best ever, offered to the public. Price $1 per Imx. — Trf Purest anh Sweetest Cod Liver On. in tho world, manufucidinut fvo>n h .tilhy hvors upon the m>* thoro; rt ft#' rfooliy a«<J Hwcitt. Puti.*nt*tvho harp **<«'llMWn lTcan t«tr.'* , ho othrfc, Anlt f»r “fliuard A < •iuwr*!|i’*r<td Livpf'OilJ* \l,,ixif*«**}i c'l liy CiiswrlU HtaurdA t u .No*iYforlc SoJdtft ulr4riyMintis. •Ittnito Tau So.u* im a <M*rtuin ciiM f<r»r chnppotl hand% and all rmmhniMi or irritation of4lm akin, riuit wwrtn, Mill rhoum, )>iiiu>lea an l aH oliti-r eutanc.u» jiflrcUuns muVmi; the MUDi auft and KiiKM.tn. Manufactur**d lii’ Caswell, Hazard N«^r York. S«*l(i hy all drUMtikt**. - nov&f*»w