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Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1855-05-23

ana 1nht fdttng De dtscOnnJenahccd Dy ait ~
spectacle journals Of the State.
Which on motion was adopted. ~
The following resol latioas were then offered
and adopted: q4sary
Kesolped. That we will, So far "A possible,
avoid The employment Of persons who have
not served regular aPprenticcsLips to the bu.
sinesa.
I Resolved. That we recommend that no ap
prentices be employ ed by aay printers iA he
State tor . less term han three years. ei
Mr. Harroun, Of The WapellO Inteliigencer,
then offered the following resolutions, which
were adopted: @ sh
Resoiued,:: That the meetings OF the Editorial
fraternity Of Iowa be held annually on the
present anniversary
| Resolved, That the rext EDITORIAL Conven
tion be held in Iowa City. and that ali the ed
itors Of that city be constituted committee 10
make arrangements for the same.
On motion Of Mr. 7. NJ Williams. cf tho
Muscatine Enquirer. tho following resolution
was adopted
Resoioed, Tha, Mr. Alfred Sanders, Editor
Of the Davenport Gazette, be invited edrliv-
er an address to the fraternity attheir next
annual meeting. Ell e,.ss
Or motion OF G Ii. Wilson, OF the Muses.
tine Journal it was
Resolved, That he various Editor. throug,ss
out the State be requested to publish the pro.
ceedings Of this Convention in their papers IL
Josiah I. Polk holding $1,000 clerkship
IN The oiceof the Second Auditor Of the Teas
u.y, and S York Atlre OF the Sixth Auditors
Office. have been femoycd on The grounl o
their Know nothing procliS ties. Served she,d
| right We want no Arnolds TO participate in
| our government matters
- The new bridge oser the rassaic river, y
Jersey, near Patterson, cell on the ID instant
during the application Of a twenty ton test
severely injuring Hany persons on il a. he
time. bse "A
- A Hungarian, protesting TOTE a nephe~
Of Louis kossuth ard bearing strong perso
nal resemblancs TO the great Magyar. vas re.
Gently killed ~ the falling Of earth in Goa
| pit in Allegheny Co. Pa.
| - The Pennsylvania House oi Represents
tiyes. Gays the Washington Co. Rerier. ha,
passed resolution in favor Of removing tho
Capita. Of that sia,c to Philadelphia.
- The Rock Island Rep ubiicaa no Is the ar.
rival in that city OF 2l0 head offat cattle, fec
on the Iowa river. bound for ths New Yorl
market; averaging lso0 lbs weight and amour
ting to something over Sii, 200
The cholera has been raging with g,ea
severity on the Island Of Ceylon, in the Eas
Indies, and numbers among it's victims ,b,
Rev. DR.. DANIEL PooR, native Of Massachu
setts, and missionary in that 6eld from tb
! year 1916.
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Fs,oas tI,s Msc l,@,A,' Hyvis
EUROPEAN IlF1gLIIGENcEs eT
poMnAspMEsr ~ srBAsroroL.

II il f;;cult In farm. AN catilnato Of tho rrnt
| proprcss OF the siege. A co,upsyisnn OF the va
rious accounts prcducs. the in'pfeaaiomthat the
! f;re ~ III al;cs A ssprr,ur tpsthnt az t,,s.
/ Russians. but jbe Russians return tho fro
stpa.lily Ys..s sfee-g Siat 81 ta.ts ~ -
!, The Independence Bcir, Of rrusscia has re-
| ceiyed from yiennn despatch alleged to be
froeR lsli1ca. stating tsrt ehs' aistes have
sur,cn did the b0siibatispcsts IL is not stated
onsN hat day the fire ceased. but the fndepend
esr bslievcs that The date o. the despatch Is
posterior to that of The last official intelligence
namely: 70 Apr'i 22u. o..
Tho detailed repo.is from the Crimea are
substantially ns 10 lows:-Fron gay break OF
the olb up 70 ,hc morning OF me I'm the pom
5ardmeht and cannonnde had continued day
and night each OF the hve hundred guns nring
one hundred and twenty rounds daily. " hen
evening comes on the i're - moi 'nuch reduced.
Although the Mamelon rover - enehced' ana
some OF the Round Tower sn"s o's'noan'eu,
yet the Redan and Garden ea'.sriess ss.nl kfep
mp ahcavy 6rs. No sign Of an I'm mediate as
sault A..,-.-s
Since ll:l0 Saturday morning 1890 A. NJ
VApr;: lf) The fipb, has hocn raging, aud
have reformed once n,oretc my den. in despair
as to it's ena,es am nov inclined e think , i
mppe"'s 'haara mr., hn..,ay charre or alarm
ali along the French lipes al FIRST bu,
whe'her They were Knsslan or rrsnsh afu,ns '.,,''
no n one can ny i. =. ~.unhel, e ,,nsns,shad Car
,a;n Ilnms. = j /, de.camp. TO head quarters, To.
learn the cause Of he firing; but as nothing
was known there respecting any attack 70 pe
,aae " h, ano i"n,h. w"rk .f ,hs Russians
TLra o,,.,y !. snraf,un,l sii.nce-.not n gun
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A maid reclined beside stream,
At far OF summer day;
And, half awake and half a-,ircam,
4 She watched the ripples play;
She marked the waters fall and heavc,
The deepening shadows throng.
And heard, as darkencd down the eve,
That rivers babbiny song.
And thus II sung, with tinkling tongue,
That rlppllng, shadowy river
"Youth's brightest day viii fade away
Forever and forever ~
The twilight past, the moon at last
Rose broadly DER the night;
Each ripple slenms beneath her bcx,us
A. wrought in silver bright.
The hearing waters glide along,
hut, minsliug with their voice,
The Nightingale now pours his eorg, 81
- And makes the shades rejoice. -
And thus he sunx with tuneful tongue,
= That bird beside the river
..when youth Il gone, true love shines on
Forever AMI forever"
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At the sign Of Covers New Store
NNNN NIlNSNs
COVER & CO.

A RE now opening splendid stock OF goods every way
suited TO the trade, to which they most respectfully
invite the attention of purchasers. tfS
The extensive and favorable acquaintance Of Mr. J. H.
Cover In this community supercces the necessity any
extraordinary display In advertisement. We there
fore merely say that intend 80 do right nice, pretty
always that get the custom
Our stock and location very desrable--oar clerks
are very competent, accommodating and agreeable
and will sursef hard to give entire satisfaction
all who favor with their business aud patronage
In exchange for goods VIII receive all kinds oi
Prouce Beef Hides, fars and Porics, Beeswax. CASH
APPgos CREDIr.
October 10, 1853.
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~ HROCERIES-a general and complete assortment such
NJ sugars coffee, moasses salt tea, tobacco spices
Of all kinds pepper, salertus RICE ginger dried apples
and peaches, cotton batting chain carpet chain
shestngs, shrtings, drilling osuaburgs, and all kinds
domestic Gotten and woolen goods in and
sale che ap at
October 10, 1853. COVERS NEW STORE
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common amot t1aewspaper editors, Of personal
sbuse and VII efasion, - derogstory 10 tho
dignity ahd (H1hes isWl we'll beiae Of the
Pfese. and "a inetead ssbersaf Ne recommend
= candid aud iapassipna&e discusson Of priu.
cipIes. Of on ~ conduct Nnd ofqaallfcstions.
+ Resslced, IL b: te slba.l therefore devote asl
the impulss6 alnus heart and the dictates Of
our jadguss = the cultivation Of that entire
cordiality vi ~ should pcrvade 4 profession
whose instrs FATALITIES are thought and wl,cse
sympathies iaeerests ase SO clearly inter
woven with elevation Of the whole people.
/ Ressfpse aat The system Of newspaper
and adverlis( keenc,es which fas grown up
tio the Aslanl eitisa lmsy IL made 4 beneft Ia
wesserri pa| ~. hrevided PR. pay msnts are
made. 81. " ball hcrcaltet publish none 81
their advevtis nen1h. I'm essilsS A5
!. Ressiped, bat ae easnesliy arccommend Ia
newspaper p1llishars and job printers Of this
Stato 10 estsl IN ~ faY "A JI01sihle. uniform
rateA fov adbftiSIhg and j,b psintsn9. and
vith this vi<4 vs,wasld further recommend
that ths pull iebsrts tssd pysltess in the same
town or dissr1t sres among themselves upcs,
hororahls yss{tonAaere To 81 in ell casse.saa
Resoiued. Tfat~ws Fould rccommsnd 10 psb
fishers - ~ 1sa ~ ~ or dsstsi6s in NO case
| 10 unde. bid esch cA(Er for the purpose Of se.
cuvfSks a6ysys ssfNrf md jsh rrinsisgs but Ia
msihsain . seSd 1ssASg and friandly Lsslssss
Rtslsrd. That as bon - Il convenient, -
| will conduct SNr hAs 3eas upcn NE XssA pvin
eipls-ssl psUt6siptilpA. 'ad~es tissmessa and
tfsb wnsh 10 - pas3 q strictly ia advance. ~.
csps vhsrs ~ hese " tssal dealings With busi
Rsssisrd. Thss ihs ftr.4 n rsws i,ShH.s 10
IpSo~paoass. a vcst;ssSisss sfsrv pcriaaicaa 4,
iN vsnanar unle - fnir ns,,,;s .}ant ho "a a.,
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LARGE and very desirable stock Of Boots and Shoes
"A on hand and for sale at GowgRs NEW STORE Ann
LAND OrvcE very cheap for chash country produce
short approved credit,
October 10 1853.
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TUE BOOK TRADE IN IOWA.
IA r. n. BURNETT,
Publisher, Bookseller and Statioaer,

"A AusoeSl1o, Iowa.
%fyOlJI call the attention of the Trade A eountry
w merchants generally ID hisisrre stock 81
o.I~sY 49, D9~-I MYn~I
CcAAVVA 0VekS, OAsnA WVAAs
Writing Papers, Stationary, Wall PApoA
Wiscellauaous Iocks
All ~ wb,c ha. heen hon,t n .,ch i.r~e rnanttt,cs
easern c,iics and A. ths lowest cash nrcs nt he il
stle - aaf III c,,reti,;o srs - ~ y, hor
! srd merchsnta 81 a. csh;csro ana Al Ious nyiccs
Among his stock now n Store Or shipped Il him fem
sns M east nay pe ,onnd u Fss&
80 f.rssr. rs,as.'s ana ssoess Deem.u. do
IN Ss1 I ssssics q A sna Alsssras- y s ~.
~ S$Szs' g & e 10 ~. ~.
ln6n ~ z y - e 4
&25(1ls
X5<$s'z }t,. - efSs s21
< l - .! Il ~ - !, ..a
Ey.[y4 4<4N9NS Q4Qy - E94Aoq& r0H1Gn
4.rS<s rS<s - ~ III 80 - z Il Is "
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Chicago. MayN

4 - s #s h Chicago. May O.
lcgThs Platte J Argus Of the LIST instant
publishes the proceedings Of a mass meeting
ncsa 8 $3.50: ss.o", NJ. - ~"sn ~ tne y
S.ne..... .Ss..... ~. ~1..,is: - ..". se''
-, ,r:..;s.. -. s..,r,..h ns.r" sis.p -.
1 rn.. NS.st .~S y. ,,rss t.,a ~, .,..ns .,,,-
.s.ss.st.,. ~ ~. ,s- .nd, M, ,h., r.s:s. ~ )
..'s...:".. -. - -" p..h.;,,, ~. s"'
( - - -. - IN. -.,
Thns tnev approve % ms reson"onsin ~ re-
gard TO Methoas.ees ana adi thereto al ~, man ,
/ islfIs PFeHcn'"K - s'asa1y. iy.. sna'
Iiers. bnf Missouri river, honfircs aud hen,I,
vnrs. 81. That they pledge themselves 10 90 10
| Kansas aud hc,p 10 expel those corrupting the
slsvss, and that they cali q grand mas meet;
I Ing Il 1.stA vi'le on The sth inst. e rs
1 = NsF u.l...,o, u.,o
y. as"s"s ssts. ."a, " - ..'ss,,. \, !.
civ iast night, and was honored with scren
ado by hss frss.ds. He addressed then, feF
half an hour, and was sarcnsIic In the extreme
on the new party. lie said that he firmly be-.
,ieved that he should get from from, l5,OO0 to
10000 majority in the election for Governor OF
Virginia. aiA
+ '---- = - ~ /,
a New PcSrIrT.- james fnrker, me
President of the Grand Council a: New iurk.
has Issued a proclamation uT ABSOLNING
.Tntbe Know Nothing. from Their oalh oi ~
cfecyf II ary respectable man VIII deny .n's
Abatement. we VIII provcit.--Ao'1gdo" Oe"''i
Gov. Grimes, q iowa,Tnow 90 s.s.t & 70
his native town In New Hhsnpshire, --has de-
fcidce that She law Of the icgi.lstnre removing
the state capital to Fort Des nosnes as null
becaused II was NOT pnoilsIea ~ sn' "s~ spa
sce Sea- newsrapers are very important part Of
SSu nv" C"sI"pe'o %. 'N's ne,
,sn.'a ,d.,s. s.;as R,.; i. !, Iowa City, for several
r.. ., st-s.- a .r!,., !. II. Wash.
.ns ,ns''n w,s o harn ;n Hartford ConngBo.ton Bee
fKN)
From present appearances Hartford WI also
be the place of his deah-and that LOO AZ an
early day = Hartford Times. X
Teddy, my boy, just guess how many
cheese there are in this big. aud ia.th ~ give
you the whole fve.' s sd
.Five.' said Teddy.
-, nr.A"' "'s 81 :. - oa ~" s.
.o'' ~.
Mr.. John Bickel, Of Jamestown. Le' annon
county. Pa, ia the Oldest postmaster J" the
United States. He was aPpointed ss~1
| Granger on the 23d Of September. 1909. and
has held the Office fifty three. years next Sep
tember He is eighty.two years old, ana docs
MI Tho business bimself. b
/.
means 81 grace T Certainly; anything N Z
.Ineans Of grace that breaks up pr'de sna 1850
| 10 repentance, Scels '<aOsos with alsoeoO0
handle.
v..s,r.. f,o.p = The F,e,lsy,ek sbcfe jvSscs
has beee shov1 = hss ~ o.11 zaIdsd a w
! lO0s thaye4aq 4zS39 n G3 al g. ~ (
vancis VI 16ld = stS e. q ~
- -: n n & 81 i2ifI
81. 5ss;H m n jSssi.ss 81 4 ~ q (ae'
f,-~ = Verv inxs waIinafl !: ves7 i long yasn.
nv are Prssl,y tesians ths nosl nsusjea|
denomination Because. when they meet u
General Assembly, the first ching they d. i
to appoint con'n''1'ee y" o'e's''0ss
rhe i,eus4s are deyousipg every gscen ihias
| in the region OF Griffin, Georgia. Copious
rains fell about The lst VI May throughout
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to kauw, ~ the snidple Or
theilawyer dawn at town MAJ
epaperaad put " in my bands,
onplusscl ~ ever ypu see.'
What Sort of Il writ was itr"4 sasf sta -
h No'hin' butthsIccn~oIss sort. fcspiss vss;), Il
knewed EN- thca'-berc anSthcr deep drawn
sigl, Supplied The place 81 words. e - e
! took The psguy thing home. and ! called
ter .s @ .ha. ssss sa @ a,"ss !" ss"s:s; .'
me o.. IL. vs. sepl 4 over three Of four .i,nss.
Y ordered me 70 lake the bdssy cs Hs@esA
HsslVs dgrook II t0a6o found ~ ~ conaty. asd
lakr safely 10 bsvps ~ sisns ashould have her to
Hssssr be- ors tLsJ JnJ " ~ the iaext Circuit.
for q debt she owed; and .noreu Il that, u Aaid
| was To do IL wiihnns ddiKy L4sad. n soss dbn
niyh cs' "a me- moathsseK 't]ssss I. " hat was l
10 do xisis mr ~ thst tiss, aud ny sga ~ JAIL
ins .hs couuiy, ss..-s.. 60. az. 4.
We'll, it was u hard looking case but that
was simply form, ana she writ might hess
been served by lcss,ag acapy with 3he lady !.
tdalnt kpow Il tArs.' besides, Al ths bostom
d. The paper was writ 'Ko Bail Hnd ! kaew
new that them words msssn ~ bail resssssd; !;
but Thought aleu ~ meant thai eLshr xas I"
leitesths hsal security iu Tho > ate, ! warni ~
take il. Audit Was the consideration. that
sfokcs and tuinpkin both p0s ,lpcs "; anst tls
od 'sqriras~tn 20 Tar Asiso ssy. 81
Sheriff, he'A As1sAs tbHk Uespass
! huuae aud ileek shvv mp ~ sks
| himself aud bis wife, every hig
Court came nf1nnd.'d sEs s5N
.That world have ,nasls il pretty ss,ssds-@s
Nes.' said Ssubbs; hut \ knowcd that
woaldnt suit me. fNr ny Wits that was thcn)
was high tempered, md neser eouid oear
strange people 10 the rocm. But, however, af-
TER counselllu.s gat ssokss 10 60 With me and
1 we,,t nm In tlaa widd,r and told her my bia
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1s TEllrElN,
TT At Law, SOLICITOR IN OEfANCxkY
pubc. Iowa City, lows. WIN attend 10
snSr~sted = his in the United States
4. and the Supreme and District Courts Of
1ewa. lie will also give Strict attention As
. Ne purchase ana,eae Of real estate, the
{ses, renting Of pr( Etys perfsctng Miles,
Eo3bcadon of land wall ents, the collection ei
prepared himself with a full and complete
accompanied with correct plats, Of all the
hes, state and county records Of johnson
"a, carefully compared and corrected, by
Able to give at a glance, the true title to each
4 piece Of land In johnson cbanty, without
4 and uncertain process Of "fumbling musty
for days, and at last buying pig in poke "
are NO hess than 500 imperfect titles now In this
ouaty Owners Of real estate should look VOL to their
loles Persons employing him to do their conveyancing
MN he charged nothing for the examination OF utie-
s00ce On corner of Washington and Clinton streets
RkSER rO-llca @. Folsom, Hon. ]. r. Carleton, Hon.
txhonss Il. Bsntsn, u. Hon. John Clark, Iowa City,
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]. A. MORSE,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, HAVING PERMANENT.
L. located in Iowa City, attend all calls and duties Of
he profession, at all hours in city county. Having
experience Diseases Of the Eye and Ear viii receive
particular attention. ~
REPygagxces-Pro.essor Willard Parker and Charles
A. Lee New York City, Pref Frank III IIainlton Buffalo
n. z. Prof. Charles b. Coventry, Utica, n. Y.
OMcc doors OF the Post Office at present Night
ssiis made at his resi ence College street, first house
esst " Andrews store.
Ma-chf, .fSbl.y.
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srsN Hon Henry "a, Wiss asvsve.t- 49, lilis
city last pight. and was honored withh scrap
ado by hts fFssads. He adsressrd them fof
half an hour, and was sarcastic In the extreme
on the new party. lie said that he firmly be-
,ieved that he should get from from l5,OO0 to
10000 majority IN the election for Governor OF
Virginia. af
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: D. rexrlir. Iowa City. D. L.. HuyF, Narengo

q ATTORNEYS AND COUNCILLORS AFLAw, WILL.
practice In the several Of the State ef Iowa fhey
viii give particular attention to the ccectuR -
win act fnd Agents. and give particular etetion 20
al business IN Ire line 0f their profession IN the cosnsses
vf Iowa, rsweshiek. Benton, TamA snd HaEdn@
April Is, ASA. gfs.. &
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A New PcxrivY--James W Barker, The
President II the Grand Council a. New York,
has issued proclamation ur ABSOLNlNG
.rntbe Know No.hings from their oath OF &C.
cfecyf II ary respectable man will deny this
Abatement we will provcit.-Abirgdon DEM,
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sosS G. cuLBxRrseS. NoEoAN ksx'

- 1xxnrAIxxr ANr nEA EAIERIN ExClANGE, Will
eel land Warrants for cash Or on time, to satt purcha-
sers, and wiR e warrants good In every
sl,cse. Oacs opposts ~ LAM 01Dcs. 'ssss SSH
q iewA city, August n. fs52-
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Planished Tin Ware,
1uST opeEtd au t.xOtHen splendid pIantAked Ware,
u toLtiSns Of coffee and tsl ufhs, Glazing MShcar oYs
ter Siewerl, Vegetable sLes. Dish Covers TeiPlt g
coolers, stomach warmers, and p1lnted Toilet 3eEl-a
beautiful article weIeSPeetuly ioeil the attention Of
the pGb!e 10 our varied ard btlJtu Of HolAe
tRd steam atturnithihg Eoo'iS
IioRRS, Barnes 4 co,
So?S, MonroS ST, rear the Post Office.
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~ iST4LrIbLE jlEpIClAK.-lt Is but teldrm We mad
AMONG tue may IrH Is offered 10 TIE pubic of tile cure
OF diSee, ore couieat TO c0nreEd, Or Wh9se VIZ
Ue1 We sie able 10 liscUSt and baTs awaTA IedGousI
avoided giving uttesree i0anythnS that hght e'd AM
one u sppOse that we Pactd any Atlh IN their reen'
SionS Rut with lteTeute to Ienreiy Nhnu lcuiel IN
this place, and which has become as ilt 10 the public
IS household words, nc Spelk ION kEoweJIs Oi " IN:
aSie eNteerctsI Its adaptation TO maty OF ne it d
Il {, aud tie srufily with whltn II NAY te used. We
81 eak OF tie SonpleIl Nerve aud Hone Lnlnenl peTiE.
I'll by II, II. Car & Co rom prescription furnished BY
Ur Watson Carr, late OF M9rglhown ipd NON nf ~Ltel.
TE ore OF TIE most eminent PhySlciaM In VlEinl. mis-
nGH Is baled UPON the bIUlI piEciPe that anY reHe.
is Which viii relieve xer1ai plin, win il piopey con-.
oouEdtd be eGuilly tftatioA il fu6vrg fet nal aztec.
el4 priLttp;e that has SEER successfully dsytUted-
simply tie 0GpIiES OF ScisLCs, being mild aud sins
PIE IN Its action, aud yet revealing G its e:cA rover
more iEsIsdSe, reathll$ The naat Hidden sAw! 81 nan
sGd set beip; nOxouA TO tie wetkest infant
II Is aSU by 1I the esYi linenli 10 Tie ia rket heiEs
put VI In Fctlts iNte as large as the majority, ard ore
larger than thy largest, besides teny more than four
timts Ss strong We comn.end II 10 th0Se Ia want Of
S1!e AID ceItain remedy.
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New saYIngs zBan8 st2fe

Thin&tpl tot tht liberal Rltop1rs aTetoSntt;l l!a
as, we A1ilcit eonttHEslfe OF TIE tSfie,
Sepa AtCLALlENS s. SAtil
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pT6fi5YI W0oddI

fEfQ1fLXQOdS'f
II mir RettotHtiIc e RoT f3r ih4 frat tlHe Intro.
i'll deed To on ~ 30 tal Nitktt
ilfetlI Is ths eRly sue eyer gYehted thai
viii Ik4t6fe the ttty hairs and Nh1kegs To the
6CHBal color or 3uth lih69t dyelh!j eoVtt III! bald
lead Ia Shoft time With Ne natural covering, leftote
d4Hdtp aud ne half Io tlllat on tbd tee
from the hlthY ttnett 70 BE IA divers Pttpas
ratsana Of diTtRt he before the ppkllti TIE KS
trol4ItYf Is httugl tttels for Tie toilet Qr Tx old
on you and can onI be tPrItetied by it, usei cd I'll
tie OF ladies' lad gtllsmfI Of high rtputi
ilpal9 tht South and Hkat, ktte II rat lhStltel bat
will Tttf to The terttste below Of lie latlLg
attItthAuahl Afalor, jplEE slttttt, nf lllholt.
C1ELTLt, III ' June q, 1871
haze ated PIoG o. S. W0odtp RtStortvt,' aud
htte tdtta llt wonderful tatt. w half was etton-
t a. thQIShti IepRtUTty Ste{t bot 81 lie Hte OF MS
70 doubt permanently 10.
-. ~. SlnSEY BREESH,
Ex.StFAt0r Of Tie Uniled St1lt1,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-19

TWENTY YEARS or EXPERIENCES
In tie treatment Of stli1s Of diS4i,eA hitherto neseisd
AID Inraitelly UEdeISto has EGabltd DIX, kINkE'
Lis, tiEhsr 81 4 rSksa SCI PitETtsiiea,l 70 piott
that niue tnl Of hr eiVtes 0l EeTvots debility, seca
aud toasiuoBai weaSGesa, mental t! physical a9aet'
Ia IfE tabs to certain has', iotrs The most 'e.
ertttel deadly And aRPIps' VI dInestis lsstT an
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fapef Warehouse
CYRUS ~ FIELD d co.
cogNtss or 4E6cnASTs. p.
No, IL oltf Street,
NEW YORK.
Are sole I. gents III the Uniteh Stntrs for
NusnTalta SUreCor Httaehlns Powder,
yittSta Mills I .tebTat44 Whiting PapeU.
RQSieu - Superior
GeBtSce a g PhAuhs
RasllGs 4 Sons, Enellth Tissue
EirSl qt1llty llltranariEe Rlpe -.
THEY ave also 32eat for the FriETAl PiEtt
etsj this country and 0Ref or Sle By lar The nAt eS.
tenslye aud aud Lt'lrsbe stock or Pt2rs h@ Ftr Rsn
srprtt thristt that be found Ia this OF 9ly oeI
TRelt SRlmssls thttYwho:t'aIe,a and Whiting Paptrs
are sold b. tie ca$e only. ~
Their tItr10fnlfy abilities enable lhenrto ofet NJ
oa both Foreign aud noTesie, atthe lowest possibly
Parer mo lie to order. any dtt OF weight llbeEaftd'
vaEce4 made OIL c0NSnnents Of Paper Paret Makers,
stock and Oiher merchandise.
Rags. auSl-ly'
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MEDICINAL,
THE Nonpareill Nerve and Bone
TfTE1y3fadTgEINI1

- n ILAILAI IN q n
PREP RED BY n. II. CARR s. Cos FROM
4 PRESCR tPTf0N FURNISHED ny DR..
WATSON CARR UR WHEELING,
LATE OF MORGANTOWNe,
ntt tsst{ E5pS ttyoet PrfSttt tA4t ready kattA
etll ttlitte an Ertrtl PstS, vii, QPtstt'ly GEM
pSEH4ti, v tqNally itetttttEl IL Trg6rtff t6tfr-
III sftfiitatJ beHtr itAtek d tfsvifahy
.ttttlyStS 81 t4! Itssli.r e ne