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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-09-06
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sHrBoisAs, Wis.,, March 2, I849.
DR. W Sloan.-Dear Sir: In my opinion. the
greatest cures effected are those that have onr..f
resisted the skill Of the Medical facuiiy. Admit.
ting that TO be fact, have a case N ro;ni "a
wit: NJ james hantord Of S.eboygan Ecl.. wa,
crippled two years with fire. large deep uiccr.. lust
above the ankle. The leg was 50 much swollen
ne could not get on boot. Nearly all the most
popular fny"r.0ns IN various places, have treat.
ell his case without any beneficial effect.
Last August, Mr. Iianfod solicited ,nv adv;c.
succeeded in reducing tho swelling and healed
two OF the sores. The other three labored nj
tall the first Of February, without much If anv
benefit, when gave him box of S,o,N's O,yr-
MEST, and in three weeks he was we'll.
Respectfully yours.
T. b OSTKANDER. M. ID
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The State Meeting Of the Disciples, for the
pnrpoS OF uniting sh.ir efforts for promoting the
disc ntnnton Of the Truth in this State and Tor
mutual consultation, will convene at Noun,
Pleasant. Henry county, on Thursday 10Th Sept.
The br.,hren generally are respectfully solicit
ted to attend. BY order of Ex. Committee.
VIZ. s. GILLIAN, Pres't.
JoRs PrARsALL, Sec'y.
Dubuque, Sept, l8l9.
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FAMILY OINTMENT.
OINTMENT i ,o~, =,

- sally acknowledged to BE- an infalIhlc ROM
coy, IN every case where II has been faithfully On.
Paed an the human system, tor promoting lnsen-
sibIe Pcrspiration, drawing out the inAaioms,;on
from wound, relieving pain Of eyery Mind. and
IN us healing qualities The world does NOT pro-
dnce iis equal and the pubic pronounce il the
cheapest and best Family Ointment ths, has ever
been used. All diseases Of the Flesh, Ob,t;n.ts
Ulcers, old Sores, chlblains, Sore Thfoat. Buns.
cuts, cnfanecns eruption, Sore Nipples, sore
breasts, Diseases OF the Eye, Aguc IN the face.
SIDE, bnck and the other parts Of the !, stem.
ho,'s, Ulcers Scald Head, Bruises, fresh wounds.
ana every kind Of sore containing the least mar.
!.c'e OF inflammation, IRE permanently cured bv
this grea, remedy. w. b. sloan.
Grand Depot, 40 Lake st., Chicago, in.
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IOWA COLLEGE.
yHE ..nd year of the Prcpara.

- tory Department at Iowa College, will
commence on the First Thursday Iathl Of Ocie-
Der merit. There will he during The year three
terms OF thirteen week. each, commencing on
October 9TH. January 10Th, and April llth
The following Text Books are used in the In
Enghsh, ColLurn's Intellectual Arithmetic,
Davies Arithmetic, Wells Grammar, Mers.ss
Geography, Olmsicad's Philosophy, Days Algc-
bra, Davies Legendre's Geometry.
Latin, Weld's Latin Lessons, Andrews and
Stoddard's L,tin Grammar, Anthon's Caesar,
Anthon's Sallust. Cooper's Virgil Anthon's
Ainsworth's Dictionary.
Greek, Runners Greek Grammar, Owens
Anabass, Greek Testament, Donnegsn's Lex,-
con.
Arrangements have been made hv which the
Students can obtain the above books, and also
Stationary, at rates below the usual retail prices
Tuition IS $500 per term. Board can be oh
tanned in private families At from 81 so to -, 90
per week.
A Greek class will be formed ut the opening
Of the neat term and .. the commencement OF
another year n class will be prepared to enter
upon the regular College studies.
The Trustees have erected neat building Of
brick for the use Of the Institution. which ever.
looks the towns Of Davenport, Moline, aud Rock
Island, and commands beautiful view of the
the river They have secured n well selected
Philosophical Apparatus, sufficient to illustrate
the most important principles in Natural Philos-
ophy, &c.
Tho Institution will continue under the care
Of Rev. +. RiPfEy, Professor Of A ncicnt Lanvua.
ges, who has during the pas, year well sustain.
cd the reputation as a scholar and teacher with
which he came TO the State. Other teachers
will be appointed when needed. In bringing
this Institution again TO the notice Of tho public,
the Trustees do not hesitate to express their full
confidence tina, the facilities which il affords for
laying the foundation Of liberal education are
not surpassed in Iowa, and also assure its patrons
that they shall spare neither pains nor expense
to enable IL TO meet their highest expectations.
J. A. REED,
A. B. ROBBINS,
4. ADAMS, }Er. Com,
J. McMANuS,
c. ATKINSON
Davenport, August 23d, 1890
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MISSOURI HOTEL.
CoRxER MAIN AND MoRGAH ST1Yrrs,
ST. LOUIS, MO.

- The subscriber would res
SsS5 pcc,fully inform his friends and the
49, Apublc that he has purchased from
Mcssrs A. e. b. /. VAN CouRr, their
interest in the above house and leased il for
term Of years, and pledges himself that no atten-
ton on his part shall be wanting to make all who
favor him with call perfectly AZ home.
The furniture Of the house has been replcnish-
ed throughout and the premises generally SUBJ
jected to thorough renoyating.
The location as above indicated is opposite
the most active part Of the Levee, and equally
convenient to the more mercantile and manufac-
turing part.
The situation 10 healthy, the rooms airy, and
susceptible Of thorough ventilation.
The proprietor has spared no expense in fitting
up this house, his table shall at Ill times be fur
nished with the best the Market affords. At the
Bar, which has been refitted and furnished in
superior style; he has on hand (hnring remored
ms Stock Of Vines, Liquors, and Segars from The
'irgiaio Hotel Bar, and will continue 10 keep
ne purchases from the Importer in New York
s'pIy OF the choicest brands Of wines, Liquors
egars, and hopes to receive share Of pa,-
A. C. PECKHAM, Proprietor.
August 30th, l849. 52-,f
We take occasion in addition to
I'm our thanks to our friends and
patronage so literally bcssow-
lease Of the Missouri Hotel
lily recommend 4 contiHu-
under the new manage
that there will be no
charges.
/. VAN COURT.
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w j SLoAN:-Dcar Sir: Justice demand, that
should return 10 you my unielgned thanks for
your UNPARALLELED OINTMENT. Three weeks aro
INV daughters clothes caught fire aud before the
iiames could be distinguished, they were al burnt
70 c,nders, the child was so badly burned that
death seemed inevitable in less than twenty -four
hours. our Onfsnenf was recommended and
used win success-it gave perfect relief! II il
needless TO add that the child i, now ,r.l, .,.a
about her business. The medicine is all ami mar.
than It Is recommended 10 be- Every family and
person should have It in their possession.
ieel indebted TO you for my child's life. and
anything that can do for you OF your medic inc.
! am ready and willing to perform.
Your humble servant.
JOHN II CRANE.
Flint Creek, Lake co., Ill.,, Feb. 20, lBa9.
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FEVER AND AGUE.
COVELL'S
Compound Bebeeriae Mixture, Or
DEM AnR ANA T(NNu1-

I'm Igeetuai Cure for FSrcr and .9ync, lstcrp,ii-
tent and Remiitsnf Ferers.
EBEERlNE, obtained from the bark
- OF the .Bcbecru' tree, "a native Of British
Guiana) has been used for many years in Dcma-
rara ond other parts Of South America, in the
treatment Of Bilious Intermittent, Fevers, with
great success, wh.rc Bark, Quinine and the or
binary remedies had utterly failed.
In almost all cases one bottle will be amplv
sufficient TO effect cure. In very severe cases,
whe'c the constitution has suffered from pro-
tracted form OF disease, il may require twc bot
ties to eradicate the poison Of m,asma iron the
system.
1t is perfectly mild in ,s operation and NAV be
gwen to nn infant, or used hy the most delicate
female with perfect safety.
To travellers occasionally exposed in the new
states, this remedy offers security rs preventive
as well MS u curative remedy.
For sale wholesale and retail hv III. A. POR-
TER, No. 76 Illinois sirsei, Rock Island
short treatise on Fever and Ayue may be
obtained gratis OF our agent.
0TPartkcular NOaiCe.-n
The great success which has attended the use
OF this preparation has induced the proprietor Ia
warrant a perfect cure 90 these who will use two
bottles strictly according to the directions. In
all cases where the remedy thus used proves in
eilectual tho money viii be refunded. provided
notice Is given within three weeks after the las,
bottle is tax en-.
Rock Island. Angus, 30th, iSia. s0-3m
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Military Force.
Resources.

RrssrA-Thc estimated snnunl income
- l25, OOO,OO0! She also possesses ex-
sensivs gold mines, the products Of which
tho Emperor has been boarding up for
twenty years. aud has invested large aums
IN tho stocks Of other European powers.
AUsTRIA-Annusl revenue about S76,-
OOO,OOO.
PRussrA-Annual income about SiO,-
O0O,OOO.
France--Annunl income nbou. S27O,
OOO.OO0.
These estimates are but general avera-
ges-they are probably rather below than
above the exact figures.
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Does any Democratic paper attack the
present Administration as strongly and as
constantly ~ the Union!
Washington Union.
u BY "ssrong" attacks the Union mesus
malignant aspersions, disregard Of truth
snd decency, personal vitnpera,ion and a
steady stresm OF calumny, We are prepared
10 admit that il has borne of the palm and
d'stanced oil competition. In tho way Of
assault without justice, aud condemnation
without reason. il has surpassed the mos,
!ssnguine expectation of hs frieods. and
might, upon the mere showing Of i,s merits.
be elected - the ''soIe organ ol Billings.
gate.--( Ncr Era.
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SLOAN'S COLUMN.

0~rAll tho Medicines sdvc rtised by w \
Sloan afe sold by A Sanders, Davenport, lows
VIM A q Nurses, Moline, III :, and VIM C
Norris, Rock Island, and by Merchants, Drug.
g's's, Nc, in nearly every town in all the IVES.
tern States.
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RACINE, Wis, Jan. o, l849
Mr.. A. d. Van Dcren, Milwaukee, Wis.
Sir: Please send y the stage for the enclosed
cash, four dozen of Sloan's Ointment. .Hs Ne
greatest article OUT, for all purposes which i, is
recommended.
Truly yours, &C., HIS CARY.
See Agents names at the head cf Sloan's Col.
un,n. For further particulars and testimonials,
get Pamphlets OF agents.
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Mr. w Sloan-Dear Sir: I hereby ccr,ifv
that my son Albert. eleven years Of age. was q.
h'cied IN his feet from the time he first hogan 10
walk, the bottom, Of which were covered with
hard dry skin full Of cracks, causing main and
much aii'lction, many times b. was Obliged 10 70
90 his hands and knees and no time has been free
from me sore afiiiction until now. Battling the
sk' OF several PHYSICIANS but TO our surprise his
Iee' are now perfectly smooth soft and tree from
cracks, all from one application OF vour O;n,-
ment, would say the boy put il on himself :,
an experiment OF his own, from hearing i recon
mcnded. Nothing more yves thought Of 4 Tor
three weeks, at which time hi. feet were near
about in healthy state and are now the same -
though they never had been otherwise.
Yours, &c. ISAAC pADEv
Ga'esburg, Knox CO., Ill.,, April I'd, l84O.
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ROCK ISLAND
BOOZE SVORIs
No. &C. Illinois street,
OPPOSITE TELEGRArH OrrIcr.

HE Subscriber has jus, opened large
- assortment Of Books and Stationary q,
Rock Island, Illinois.
Having been connected for the last nine wears
with one Of the most extensive Book Houses in
the city Of New York, he can offer great induce
ments to Merchants, Teachers and Others, who
may be DESTROYS Of making purchases. His cx-
perience in the business, and facilities Tor pur.
chasing stock, are equal 10 those of any house
q the west. Among his stock will be found
good assortment Of School, Miscellaneous, The
illogical and Medical works: very extensive
stock Of Paper and Blank Books, beside a crca,
variety OF Staple as well ns Fancy Sta,ionarv.-
lie has also fair assortment Of Han and UIa-
dor idfSr. All Of which he offers verv low
For Cash.
HENRY A. PORTER.
Angus, 30th, l8le.
PUBLIC OFFICES supplied with Record
Books, Ink, Paper and ,vcry variety Of Station
ary.
Having made arrangements with one OF the
best Binders IN the city Of New York, To- furnish
County Record Books, ruled and aoand To order;
they will be completed and ready for delivery,
~ from tour to six weeks from the time of leav-
ing an order with the subscriber. Specimens
can be seen nj his store.
II. A. PORTER.
Rock Island, Angus, 10th. i84a. silly
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Y virtue III an Execution To mo direct.
- cd, issued out Of the Clerks Office Of the
District Cour, in and Tor The county Of Scott and
S'nte Of Iowa, in favor Of A. M. Campbell and
against David COLON, dated August 7th. i8i9.
have levied upon all the right, title and inter
est OF the said David COLON in and 10 the fol-
lowing described property to wit: Lot No. three
J in Section three - township 20, north Of
range 5 east: also acres Of Land from the East
side of N. w. or. Of said section No. Z, contain
ing CD 5-l00 acres, and shnll offer the snmc for
sale at public outcry on the 29M day ~ September
merit, on the premises nenr lie Claire, between
the hours OF 10 and o'clock Of said day, to sat
'siy said Execution and costs that may accrue
thereon.
n. LEONARD, Shit 8. C.
By A. II. DAVENPORT, Depty.
August 23d, IGl9. 50-3w
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STEAMBOAT REGISTER

For The week ending September 5, 1891
ARRIVALS. DEPARTURES
Aug. ~ =: MARY NO 2, Atchison 81 Louis
30 WISCONSIN, Griffith do
ION accom-, Bersie Dubuque
DIR FRANKLIN, lodwick St Peters
Sept. aschLs, Bnerlv Davenport
CLERNoNr No. 2, Lit,le,on do
Bow Accord, Bersie 8, Louis
2 DIR FRANKLIN, No ., Harris do
usciE Tony, Dubuque
SLERAoSr No 9, Little,on Davenport
DANUBE, Barger Dubuque
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~ GENERAL md complete assortment
- OF Drugs and Medicines, Paints, Oils. Var
nlshes, Dye StuiTs, Brushes, Fancy Articles,
Periumery, ETC., just received and for sale ii the
lowest rates for cash.
Having selected my stock with reference TO
the retail trade, every article is warranted OF the
best quality aud may be returned nj my expense
il found otherwise.
Country Physicians are solicited to call, ascer-
tain the rlces and examine the quality Of the
medicines. A. SANDERS.
Opposite Steamboat Landing.
Davenport, May 10Th. lB49.
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COM M T. r CIAL.
Corrected treekly BY c. s. Uhisler.l
DAvESroRr, 7hmrsdoy, Sept. 6, iea9.

Corrected reekiy BY C. s. Hhisler.l
DAVENPORT, Thursday, Sept. 6, ieao.
PRoDrcx. Ppov,s,o~.
FLOUR, Dbl. $50 s4,OOlPoRk heavy. ON
WHEAT, win blu. 80 6O,HAMs, Id. al as
sp. " 45 So SHouLpIRs,,, -3ln4
oosN IN eur, - lon2OISiDEs, -4n4A
=, shell'd >, 2OLARD, :. 5n {,
>, meal ;, s5n3 0lBurrrR, 10
FLAxsEED, ), so a ga lIIoSEY, 10
TiM.SEEp, l,00a l,25lCHEIsE, 6ai2
OATS, eOICHIc9Ess, doz .76al 90
BARLEY, >, 35,Eses,
HAY, ton 3,00a 4,OO|PorArogs, bu. "a
WooD, cord 2,OOn 2,5OlHEAxs, VII. 80
Coal, bu. lOa l2lSALr, Kan.,, GA q Is
DEEswAx,lb. l6I !. Liy -s
HIDES, green,ib. 2AlAprLEs. dri. blu. les
- dry, f. 5AiPEAcnEs, ,, 1,75a 90
ST. LOUIS, September l, IG4s.
Flour, Saba 4 so: choice, AGA. WnrAr,
GA 9Oc., according to quality. CoRx, % a
doc. sacks inc. Other articles no change.
NEW YORK, Aug 81.
Flour, S5,5Oa 5,75.
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Cannot be said in favor of Sioan's Hor,e MAJ.
ic'"es. Our neighbors, friends and arqssiniss-
ces who have used them, testify their appschetion
IN no ordinary terms and reconmed then vith
confidence. Cures, almost miraculous hass been
effected By this medicine. Every disssss which
the horse Is heir to- il cured, permanently, 81
the use OF Sloan's Medicines. thy Thea
and test Tor yourself their efficacy.
H. Organ, J4sy 5N, le4s.
WINK SreIAD CELeBkny.- sSlOan's CoiteRn.s
Attention - directed 10 Sloan's notices IN this
week1 issue. HIS medicines are obtaining .
wids-aprsad celebrity and deserve trial,
Green Bsy .1dtoeals, Wu., .1pvl36, Iolo.
June 2lst, io49.
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YOliNG LADIES SCHOOL.

YOt NG LAD1ES' SCHOOL.
lSS JONES informs her friends and
~ patrons that the Fall Term Of the
"Noung La hes School" will commence on Mon.
DAY, the 18th September.
During her visit 10 the East she has procured
necessary apparatus, &c. for the School room
and has also made an arrangement with her sis
ter, Hiss FLEA JONES TO assis, her in tho School
and 10 give lessons in instrumental Music, and
in Latin, Ia such Young Ladies rs may desire il.
No pains will be spared by the teachers 10 tacil-
i'a,e the progress Of the Young Ladies in their
studics.
Davenport, Angus, o3d, l849. Soft
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j. HAINE'S
ILLINOIS lIAKVESTERS.

oiIE above superior Machine can he
- seen ut the MoLSE FOUNDRY, and orders for
three Of them only can be filled this season.
Terms $500, hall cash, balance in g and IL
months with good security. Farmers are invited
to call and examine the Machine.
FERGUS & BUFORD.
Moline. ILL.,, June olst, l8l9. 4O-tf
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THE FoUR GREAT MILITARY POWERS.
Tho probability Of a European wnr, i'm.
parts interest to the following estimate ol
tho armies and resources of the Four Grea.
Powers Of Con,inental Europe.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-09-24


that our State is under the ban. So great is the
disproportion of Virginians in office in the Depart
ments at Washington, that the chances of one be-
ing included in a batch Of removals is very great.
The Union thus announces the fact of the remo-
walls
"Geo. Ii. Jones, of Virginia, chief clerk, 9th Auditors
office.
r.. Il. Montague. of Virginia. clerk.
ID. H.. Wood, of Virginia, clerk.
All Virginians. All of them capable officers and wor
thy men-all ofthem decided democrats, who dare 10
think for themsel yes; and "knowing their rights. dafe 10
maintain iheml' They have spill enough 10 feel the
prescription they have suffered, To testify The indignation
which the Administration deserves ftr lis violated pledges.
and the energy and taleut To make their pelsecutors rus
the wrongs they have suffered"
No one will doubt that they"haye spirit enough
to feel their prescription" The loss of salary
touches the sensibiity of men who are not "as
ardent as a Southern sun can make them" How
they are to make their prosecutors rue the
wrongs they have suffered (qu. inflicted , is
not intimated-we hope assassination is not con-
templated. We suppose il is meant that, after
each has addressed the usual letter to the Union,
E,s, is to return to his own parish and there do bat
tie against the Administration Some of the eject
ed had precious little influence in their bailcwickS
before they were appointed to Office. We ques-
ton whether martyrdom will invest them with
any now. We shall be all impatient to see in
what manner MesSrs. Jones, Montague and Wood
are to wreak their vengeance upon Gen. Taylor.
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nlrsta spare any steady gaze for The hanks Of The Thesis,
\ IT enough has irahspired In show thai gtaiier tcds sci
do'a asHea or girea, that rietorg taught no mercy. aud
courage Drought no escape. " hat Is even worse. all
TIE ordinary notifications of wars evils have hecn dis
regarded, aud the atrocities ut the 18th century have
orel re Produced, unsottened aud entire. in the 10TH
Tue very number Of this journal which reported the pro
pheelas ol NJ. Hugo. and the arguments vi Mr.. Golden.
contained a ptthy announcement from Hungary. that
triaie iolras, ruth their populations. had disappeared.
'lat nluislnalllie', which twelve mpntl anu had rn, nted
'ltli mlahifnls 10y tens of thousands, existed NJ lunaeI
save On The mp and that sWamls of miserable wrciches
"fle Silvtrlne on The banks Of the Danube rs homeless
aud as h pelass as their ealy progoniiars after a f,Iay ol
The Huns. HE able bialtaplef Of " IllENSrflN rans
es n tho close ot his lahors To fecuuni how. IN the watts
OF winch his hero was The guiding spirit. Germany. uui
VI SIXTEEN miIiuns of inhabitants, actually losl Nv, I've
Ia the HE l,achy VI Wurt,mhrrg 10000 hearth fires
We've eNlne0ishcd in llcsse. Il towns, Il castles. aud
@o9 villages were burned ;aud at the I,oltInpen aud Nord
hein many hundred houses. Tor winch trnants c ,uld M
longer he discovered, We're pulled down Tor fuel. peace
iul peasants were hunted tot mere sport like heasts Of
me ioftNl, tull,ns Were nailed up agalusl doors and
wallis aud tred at like targets. whilst horsenen aud Gfnz
ats l1i'd t1etf skill III striking oil the heads OF Y Jung chil.
dIen NJ a blow Su,h horrors as these nav W, Il o.
hangh suggest the wckedness of war. but what pros.
peel dnc5 then revival uleT OF imminent and universal
peace
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NtssklAt.ES

Married, AT The residence OF Col. Nm. II. SniInw
,i9fse Shoe, GILES county ON the 18th inst. by liov, DR..
John II. Rutler, Mr.. Gnsiayus A. Butler Ia Mis- Sarah
\. Sherman.
- ON Sunday evening. OH inst, by Rev. John
Early, MI. BenJlmin 5. Fortune, of llowardsylllc. Va,
to Miss Mania ' A., youngest daughter of Mr.. Joseph
DAVIS. ut I4ynchburt.
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o. The letter from California, to the N. Y.
Courier and Enquirer, is worthy an attentive pc
faSal. Things are working well there. There
Is plenty OF gold, but it takes hard labor TO procure
IT. and not one in ten of those who go there will
submit to The ~drudgery its acquisition imposes
Goods are as cheap, it would seem, at San Fran
CISCO as at New York. Clerk hire has fallen.
mere being an abundant supply of young men
wanting employment.
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Temperance Noiicc-EIoydC County,

I'm oIdtr ol The SONS OF Temperance wlll hold a pub
llc eelehrallan. At Floyd Court House. On the 18th of
oet1 her NEXT. The friends Of the Order anticipate II
large a%tt'ndancf ami II Is hoped that brethren. habilua-
ted 10 public speaking, Will coma up to the work, en-
dowed with new zeal and determined Ia make a vlyurou,
ehati Tor the success ol this great enterprise.
Sept Il. 1919.
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JUST ARRIVED AT 0

'I'if. undersigned would respectfully inform the citix ems
u el iynehhniR aud surrounding count, ", that be is nqain
" none ana u NOW %ptoih'cl 10 al, with punriualtty and
despatch, all orlrtt cntru.tcl Ia HIM to be dyed, cl,uns,l NJ,
mi,litl- 'pial, II not superior, 10 any bycing establishment
IN He Union, a. he has, At great trouble aud cNpense, secni.
ca IN sciNlfesnl u superior workman ilom he Natti, I'ef-
7"aa,etlct The impression that work done at the Noith Is al
ways well donc, can have IT done here now, and warranted
Ia Fleatc. ileetIl continue To dye and eleanar SILK, NIrino.
Nonslins, l'agleoni', ,lpaccaq, Dresses, ~ Carpets, Coats.
PANT, Nost-, ShaNls, S%tpckngs, Feathers, lIonnets, sucl, ms
biald, NHa". Noapaiitans, To any colour. And, rs usual, Yin
G'nla IL ans handsomely dyed and warranted NOT 10 smut.
JOHN II, SOLOMON,
Sept 2O-3m silk E Wool,n pyer. I~Nnehbur,