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11.ncE InIIN R0RERTSON.

We present to our readers an article lro' 'i' 4 "
of this old republican, who has been for yehff " ''S
tent RECLINING like Achilles and in1ispooeh 10 'c'
hc!piug hand to TROJAN or Grecian. hu '''e'' =,
some things which Achilles could 10, s''''"'
coul mt brook the drnh OF his friend l"lroc'c. ..
tb. hnnd Of Hector: he could not see the lt!u''S
.c,.,,r;,, frey among tho Grccian Ships "tHou'
.,ord;r uuon the fossc with the Igs OF Jupiter nio
ds.h;,. il. flashing lightningo in their eyes. Inc
judge cannot stnnd the de"'h u S'"''
md c,u,.crnted lHws-he cn'h"t oi'"h ''u
8, tamil do,,pus-h. cannot stand tho da'k
| mud ,,o,,v degrading culvcrts iuio which saui
and hi, dctcs,ube principles arc rapidly leud'nS even
y;-cr;ous. He puts On his old urInor, lie uAes the
r. f Rcnson and he cumba;s this fullacy with
,,,v,r Time was when his voice would nave been
.d.d in this city and this district. Time was when
h, could go into u Wing assembly, and BY the
s,r,nrlh of his mind, induce them 10 udopt rcsolu-
,or,, Democratic i'll all their principles and cnden-
cv, Nv simply saying nothing about Democracy
Time WAS, when he was honored by their sutlrGgcs
with wonderful unanimity. Time was. when the De-
mocracy listened, and hung upon his lips. Time
never was. when his arguments were not strong, CO.
gent, sharp US two-edged sword, and remarkable
for conciscness and clearngss Listen 10 him now,
even at this eleventh hour Of the cunvuss. Ponder
his words, hear his cautions, follow his advice. Be-
ware how you depart from the principles of your IA
theirs, and run after notions, new tangled Yam.
kcc prccepts, tainted by the breath of abolitionsm.
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ARTICLE III.
euALIfICAIIOS Ur VOTER.

l. Evcrv white male citizen otthc commonwealth.
of the age Of IS cutyOIc years wHO has been resi-.
Gent of the STATE Tor two venrs, aud o The county
CITY or town whcr. he oi!rrs 10 Vote for twelve
months next preceding au ele"t;oa-and no other
prr-on-ahall brquli@i 10 vote Tor members Of the
general assembly and al! officers elective by the
pcop!c: but no person the military, naval marine
s.rvic, q: the Tinted Siales hs!. Dc deemed n resi-
den: OF this State, by reason at being Stationed there
in Amd no person shall have til" right 10 vote, who
il Of unsounr mind, pauper or non-comn!ssiun'
g., officer Su..rr scnar 90 marine III the serve" .!
the Unto. States, who has bocu convicted oi BRIDE.
r.. in an election, or ri any n.,ilOw, offence.
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PROM JEFFERSON COUNTY.
~, ne Ed.t2rs Of tie Eag4ire'''
~ -" J,rrrpscy CorsrY, May l'tt, ~

~ J.rrEpscy CorsrY, May l:ta, lS'1.
&, utlenen Tho visible !nv1nc'oIes arc q" ~,
s'ir siaT.u at the c.rIunIy Of the.r success on
rsa"' TSmr.dav. Every ddy i. bringing IN new
rra;;s. and every night IS veaEe.ng no .:e"s's
weeks AGO one Of the councils Of the Inter d.,
buntel after having committed 10 the , srI tho
i,v.rws. constitution aui " Blue GIlAir .niocra:.c
mes Of rs nenbers we're sent 10 !a.rIapce-, that
not only he. but the entire penoeS ;'S C.rs LGvo
s s6sndon .i the 6rdrr at og lS 5naaty for
municipal oee:oa which resn.ts .,r ne . party,
the only true ana 2om-erNsi a.. brs:c.uus boat.
Sam POI, fellow" I'll, 4n' ss'i JUS, s'ts 's s
I hs 'a' a. a an.nvo6iy an sea S' IL. s ~
.n,es and p.,aoc.acy AuNns 'e''''N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-22
IL Hr EGt0rS ., tie Enquirer:

7"M> E4t,rs 1 he E@q.,ter:
RcHNoSp, MAJ Il. 49,,
Gentlemen On The poiu:s upon which NIX IN,
uun 10 requested by your correspondent. whoa r,!
i tli, div -ubm.t;"d give il M iDliow.:
Under the provision OF the Constitution il, ra,e
70 slla.c, Article 3, Sec. l. Ito lnau can be a o.
tis! vot.g in anv county. city or io"n, exc.l, IN,
county, city ar town in which il. :csiIe- a. ,ia
| time 81 the election nml lac cannot vote in Tia,
un,r., he has been rcsr.r:.t of il for the i've,
months next preceding the election. If within ,wc,y,
months before election, u person hae changed h.
r, s,irnce from one county, city or town to alUtbr
hc is not q lawful voter III either
There is clause III the Constitution at tie EN- NJ
Sec,irm 81. Art. 4, which some have supposed :,
hc;.r on the above and 10 allow person To So. IN
d,tr.c; election where he has moved " tim vel .
months from county 10 az, ;hcr IN ;ho same e!.,
t:"n district. Bu ! do not :" un'!"r-;s'l. H. L.,
rn ua.c. " Ia all general elections the voter nalv
county not entitled 10 separate representation, ,Qa
vote III the election district.
Ii will b. observed Tia; this provision G0.s NOT
MAKE any person Il voter, who would not be voter
without II and tina: il constitutes part of section,
regulating Tho power OF the Legislature ~. nc ~ III.
ton Of .r" c0"Htrs. | understand IL mea!nG 20 b.
this If county - iur-, enough 10 hGvo sepa .'s
delegate, .: separate Senator &.., II snail not cr,.
rsG between TWO or more election districts, or >rG.
tOr.u districts, &C.: 81 lha Of is territory M!
Of COURSE some d, voters. will be thrown into Oa-
election district, an! soile into another. This v.
very often done cni.r the old constitution in the
nation of ncw Counties lhue oil ne COUNTY U!
Wlrt wa. in the district with Wood s'1 aa,:acr gmt
ina different district with Jackson county Tie cs,,-
in the constitution under cunsiGcFHtV" "Pa.- prohibit
thr ,laiur,. from making any -uch Arrangement
nov. with any county. new orold. The whc.! clurt;
aud all IT. must 20 together n!o som ,as:..
tr.,t And tile j. ;hc Whole mvu:n. OF the cHg'-. /:
doe, not u,rgt the right 1t suffrage.
have written III ha,'e, and ~ -gest tha!, Il nj. .
unfinished. the section n the constitution rspc'.rs
suffrage 5e appr.tci 10 it il iu. VIZ Art 5, aec!.
Yours, very truly, w. /. BOCOtA.
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KSOW-SOTHING QUALIFICATION IN MAS
SACHTSErTS!

The telegraph reports tina, the Legislature OF Mas
sachusst,s have passed the bill multiplying the fugitive
alive law notwithstanding the veto of the Governor
and the opinion Of the Attorney General that II IS
s,s;pst he Constitution. In the Houso tho vote IN
favor Of the bill was three to oue in the Senate s. t"
three. This is Northern hncwSo,hingism' What
viii Tho South DO
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ELECTION RETURNS.

Our friends in the country will greatly ob!ige Us
BY transmitting by telegraph ar mail, and at our ex
peusc the snre.t election returns III their several 10
calities.
We wish to be ab!c 10 announce tbs result Ut the
earliest possible moment
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-22

Judge Caskie was unable to return from the tnihi-
of his engagements in Caroline, until late III The
day of Saturday and therefore could not, much 10
his regret, meet the people ut any OF the points 10
which be WINS invited on TINT day.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-22

SALE OF MoRaAszA Lors, PosrPoyED--ln con-
sequence Of the occurrence Of sevcra! mistakes and
the necessity of reconstruction OF the plan OF the
proposed town Of Morgapza, at the mouth OF Big
Sandy River, Va. requested to state that tue
sale Of o;s in said town, advertised in tue Enquirer
for he 3oth inst, is postponed. Full and ample notice
will hereafter b. giyea OF the time aud place Of the
proposed sule.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-22

NosrcLK CrrY.--Dr. FraAci. Mallory IS cand.-
date for reelection 10 tho House Of Delegate, from
Norfolk city. lie addressed very large assemoiase
of people at Ashland Hail. in that city, on Frida!
nigh. last His opponent is Nr. Vim. d. Roberts,
Know Nothing
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-22

v-b> the reputation which Nrsinans have borne tor
:cadv .lherencc 10 principle, and eternal vigilance
,-an.: error, Come forth in your majesty and power
nd viudca,c your own faith and the glorious doc
.;n.s of "S md go, the vcry ermor and panory OF
tie Old Dominion.
We snail cnrry the day without you we shall con-
.uer hn, we desire to make it misunderstanding: VIC
mend t. Kill The snake not to wound il, To bu'! e
ID, dc., that the hand of the resurrcctionst oa'"'
.ev;vc aud rrsri,na.c his polluted nnd p'''u''''"
corpse.
BEWARE OF THE TRICKS GF HE EHt"
4 friend in the country wr';ee u' 'no' ''e NV"
yo,hir. faction will probably attempt 10 'u.u''
s;rors bv the quantity upon the polls on the S''I
ma, w, feel it 10 bo our duty to warn the cohM's'
.;r.. If elections TO be especially on Their guard
,,,;u., this aud other despcabc tricks OF an un'c'n
.,1 -. nary. We also say 10 our friends, TO turn
,f crr TO the nulnbcrless Roo'dlcsS, which VIII oe
eli until the election i. over Inc Hta'c Is "-
d,Yh;sdlv saio for the Gauss Of religious anu CIV"
liberty. Let every nn,-Know-SothinS do his au'y'
and VIC shall have glorious triumph
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Extract Of private letter from gentleman in

Extract Of private letter from gentleman in Ac
comac To friend in thi, cmy, under date OF May
18th:
"rhe Know Nothngs arc decidedly ontha decrease
her, and think Wise and Gusts, will certainly cur
~ the county"
Mr.. Gusts is the Democratic candidate for the Sc
nate, in opposition TO DR.. Fiuncy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-22

cs>i'y and without lawful authority, -.
nee in jeopardy the purify OF popular e y"''
tugs and the freedom Of conscience.
ton JOHN ROBERTSON
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Rn,is pIinriples of the american

T,h- Convention of tic American Party of Virginia
which met At Winchester Oh Tuesday the l3il ot March
uupoiurd the uudcrsisned n cUmnTuc, 70 make ruSIcA
nun over their vi the following
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-22
70 THE PEOPLE OF VIRGINIA

Tue following circular has been addressed 10 'h'
public, by Mr.. J. Caleb Smith; anu lpF'n' !" Tue
Enquirer without addition or eSpurS''!on' 0'"'N'
Guardian and ali, that may not be thought 10 vince
und.r IL. dcnunciuous, or be suspected oil desire
to mi.rcpre.ent its conten;s:
To THE PuEIIc.-I recently returned from Iaii!or-
min and ON the Sd day OF this month Tor the hL' i'e
saw al, article in the R'cImon@ EGY"ro OF lle i'.''
,isy OF March last, written editorIay' oy ho"IH "a
Pryor, and headed Governor Smith: ;,,,,,,r a..
Deuu,ing it q gross outrage directly impnTnnT tne
,r;ysI, character OF my fatner-Gov. Smith, feit
II NV duty az a son, 10 see that II was properly re-
dressed; and accordingly through iFenu' aoure'>'
ed him. IPryor,) the following n%!e
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-22

Tie Newspapers 6! ne sIats and DHli!cE uI IOUIl
hin; are requested 10 publish the AID those friendly
10 tho Aner;cun cause requested give pace III
h. papers, frequently possible, u! the day OF cleo.
l,vu.
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prescription great virtue.
1 similar defence is set up for the ohths by
which the new order binds ltS members NC
pledges Of the Democracy TO obey ine'f C. eau a,
cr,ses, is said to be equally as BAD en-
Grant this. Does not the obligation OF the
know NOthings to obey their c"""c''7
cIinched by solemn oath in the presence OF
God and witnesses, trammeI freedom OF con
science AS much As the express or imphe"
promises Of the old parties, Wing or Demo
cratic. 10 follow the commands OF kIEs I au
Gus! Have the Know Nothing retormcrs ie
other mission than TO practice all Tic aouSe'
they denounce
But, fellow citizens. will trouble 20" NJ
! farther. have said enough ana more 'lai
enough. TO show the deep apprehension VIII
Itch REGARD this anomalous socIety-on'
without 4 urcce.!ca:: at east IN our oil
commonwealth: and winch can revcr b2 ~!
IoveJ. in nv opinion, by any consequence
moro beneficial than would i've lis early ant
u.t.r dissolution. Even for the member
wbo compose IT, so far as can guess wht
,Ecv are, ! could wish nothing better, thai
tina, they si!o..d be Il. once and forever dis
! charged from obligations, 10 say lh2 isaat, c
doubtful propriety. They may stigmatlz
all of us who oppose them, as unworthy tn
name of "Americans." They cannot de
| prize rs of higher and dearer titIe-that o
virEiuians. As to myself ! may Poss'oii;
incur their il! will. have expressed opea}
aud unreservedly, my sentiments ~ ;',,ssnd
TO their acts and objects. ! hare no. a1.T mn
ed to speak with any bitterness OF i bnne are
lives. They may be- as pure as nope mop ,hoy
mine: and they will allow me 10 'I 70 the
cannot be more attached 'nan VIRGINIA, in
a"@" o 95 ins f psr ss with ,5 them
widely in believing lba! me-. o,;I or relipioua
be attained by prescription, s,' nol;,;eal asso
for opinions sakeIo! sir'u' wi,hou
ciatious-or by oaths 'dm'n's''''" '
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-02-14

FayHE undersigned would respectfully inform the
II travelling public that he is running TRI-
y EEKLY STAGE between mIN8R AL POINT and
WARREN, follows LEAVES the Franklin House,
Mineral Point, Monday, "Wednesday and Friday NOR
Iugs,-Leayes the Burnett House Warren, Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday mornings, of each week,
nccLing at Warren with the trains East aad West, and
Mineral Point it'll stages for all parts of the State
Passengers going East will find this safe and com
Portable route and greatly to their advantage,
bg the best ard most careful drivers will be employed.
This is the only regular line of Stages between this
pclrt and the Railroad To be relied on.
Public patronage IS solicited.
CHARLIE cox.
Mineral Point. November f6 1851. If
Agcuu@.-MIineral Point, J. z. TRAMEL, Frank lin
House Darlington, NAswAaGoSER. Warren, A. & :.
BURsETT Burnett House.
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pURsrECArzoa o. THE EsLooD
LlvER 80 EILIors CoMPLAINTs.

Inc Ct,iZea- Of the 'Eon suer much from disorders
OF the Live. aud stomach scarcely any free from
influence O. Those des-riv mGiaies hence life
last TIE flr sex, perhaps the most handsome ia the
World, Up - certain peri when, distressing say
hesday q life, 81 b sad evils Iy eeectnaly rsmed!ed
by continually keeping the blood pure, and the Liver
AID St3nsCh Ia healthy acton, when life VIII dow
smoothly, aud resemble plants IN a coBgensl cline
where eternal splng Il geSTs - r5ra. regards
the preservation OF the human frame, aud he duration
of lac, much Zray he effected and say flarIsssl- tina
hs.a apa lie be prolonged for many yeArs blycn
their ordinary limits, If HooHay's Pills are taken to
purify the b3uod according II the rules laid down Tor
health contained n The directions which accoapany
each box.
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NE - GDODS
at yellow Stone

1t CHOW S5aGEac.
The subscriber rs just r cciyiDg his Spring and sum
mer STOCK OF Goods which FIRE. and in man
ufacinre and style, and viii he sold unusually low
prices nay stock selected wiLh great care and
pF'sssly Tor my trade cOn6Ge.t that give
SATISFACTION not only IN Qualify f goods. bat in prices
1" all who may favor with acau without nv gass
ikg or putting cay stock, would that purchased
an extensive stock for country trade, embracing the
i"io"ng articles, with different qualities and various
sty ies, TO wit:
DRY GOODS AND READY MADE CLOTHING,
LADIES' AM EN%T>' BOOTS AND SHOES
BOYS MISSES AND CTTLnRENS' DITTO,
HATS AND GAPS, tiRGCERI - AND LIQUORS.
HARD WAGE, CROCK cry. TiE " ARE.
tLpOR, BACON, PORK CORN AND OATS ALWAYS
ON HAND.
All OF which viii be sold extremely low for READY
which system will be strictly adhered to-
would state to those wbo ind me, ither
by note or book account, that they will dc me great
favor by calling and settling the same en- hch
VIII receive WHEAT. CORN. OATS, &c, al the highest
cash prices viii also take live stock in exchange for
the Samr.
~" All those who will come forward and cash the
demands bold against them within thTty DAYS from
this date viii receive liberal discount on the same
Donf forget 10 call and examine stock while il is
iresh and new, always remembering the DIMES, for
prices are too low for any thing but ready pay.
BENZ. 6. SCOTT
helfo" @tone' MsJ -, 1854. 6m2g
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UOLLOWAY'S PILLS.


Te tie Csti-srs Of tse Ia ted States
most huu1biy CUl sincerely Lhauk sou for tie I'm
r1els7 patronage which you have bestowed apCn my
Pills take tsis opportunity OF stating ths nay Auces
tors we're all American Cizeus, and that entertain
e thai concerns America and tSe Americans, The mos
Lively synpttlas 50 ulCca 80 tast originally com
pounded those Pals pres 81 your cIiae, zbits,
constitutions, aEi manner 8E lyius Intending u esab
iish myself amorg YOU which have done by taking
premises in New Eork.
THOMAS HOLLOWAY.
g, Corner Of An end N.ssa an Straats. = Y
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MINERS CHEAP CASH STORE
NEAR THE
Railroad Depot!

livery BODY visiting the above establishment is
surprised at the cheapuess and desirable quality Of
The goods there offered for sale The stock is large
to bear enumeraon but consists every thing any n4
wants, from Log Chain to a Jewsharp, or from
Twenty Five BoIiar shawl
to paper of pins.
Prints, Floar, LQsrns and NaRs
BaYeges, Tobacco Crockery, 1sssln Collars S2eeres.
Teas, G}oves 6 Hosiery, Sugars Hats & Caps;
Stone acare, Lace Edgings and Insertions
Looking Glassts Diolasses and Golden Syrup;
Ri6boHs Tea Trays and CandLksticls:
Six Tissues, Candles and !Scyfhe Stones
Dried .4pples, Peaches and Dress Trimmings
In Short the public invited to call and see for
themselves.
T. s. ALLEN.
Commerce Street, May 30, 1854. 20
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Sc, SC, &c, SC.
which having been bought at the lowest prices
the Eastern Markets cash. will be offered East
adding transportation. Thankful to his friends
and the public for the liberal patronage extend
ed him. hopes hy strict attention business
ind uniform prices and upri at and honorable dealing
merit continuance of heir esteemed favors
i6gf JOSEPH GUNDRY.
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sac, 900.
PEOPLES
GIFT ENTERPRISES ASSOCIATION.
ZONE OF LIES HAPPY HOURS"
ArzAuFIFTr I ENGRAVING,
no. Il, SECOND ST., ST. LOUIS,

aoNE OF LIES HAPPY HOURS"
APzAUrIFUL ENGRAVING,
SR3RE IN THE (fIFTS, FOR ONE DOLLAR.
TINE subscriber would inform the public that he has
established agencies III oGghoat the country, for the
disposal The beautiful engraving known ''One of
LIES Happy Hours beautifully executed steel
aud is worthy prominent place either in drawingroorn
partor. original painting 10y Mrs. Lilly M Spea
car present the possession OF Mr. Chas StetsoD
The engraving is twenty one By twenty inches, rep
resen.ing a Young aud lovely woman, blooming wi h
health upon her stands line looking little fellow,
engaged in pIuckins fl wers from upon i table
near Al hand and entwining them in his TIERS hair,
which, owing his depredaons, is hanging somewhat
loosely adtifu neck, while the coun.en
indicate that the artist did not fal 10 represent
''oue Of LIES Happy Hours-'
By issuing 4oGO coyies tae subscriber is enabled
furnish them the above price, AMI completing the
sale present 10 The members OF the Association the fol
10
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L. &C x PO K Il "a u g = e sY,
NIAGARA COUNTY, NEW YORK.
G% The subscribers would cali the attention Of the
HS9 Farmers % Iowa and adjoining Cou"fes 20 their
--<e- large STOCK OF FRUIT and ORsAM EGTAL TRIES,
SHRUBS, PLANTS, &c They have under cultivation sii
the leading and best varieties of tie pple Pear Peach
Plum and Cherry, as vel as of smaller
rants. Raspberres' sc OF Dwarf Apples, Pears and
Cherries. we haNa q large stock.
JESSE b. WATTS of Shulisburg, viii act gent,
receive forward orders and whom can be OBJ
tained or cur Nursery Grrat been
taken correctness Of varieties, il our in
enton cultivate extensively only those varieties which
have been proved worthy OF general cultivation.
PENFlELD & BURRELL.
Lockport, October 10, 1854.
Those wishing TO avail themselves OF the opportunity
of getting Fruit and Ornamental Trees from the celehra
ted IockDort will do well send their re-s
time, there VIII positively be brought on
that are ordered.
JESSE B. WATTS.
ShunsDurg. WIS, Oct- 10, io13- 4m49.
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CASE OF WEAKNESS AND DEBILITY, OF 10
YEAR, STANDING, CUEED gY
HOLLOW ". PILLS.
capy + Letter frca Capt jim Ietrsr7 7stor Hcsse
~. i dated Jza4-g 5tk. 1854.

capy f Letter Capt. jim Ietrsrz. 7stor Hcss-
~ j, d4;ea JaH4-y 5tks 1854.
To PRoFSssoR HaLLowAy,-
3, Corner Of Ann and Nassau Stree:zN Y
Str,it IS with the heartfelt pIrav ure have 10
inform you thai have been restored health ami
strength hy taxing your Pills For the last ten years
suffered from dss4p-e~1sr OF she Liver and stomach
and was reduced - scS extremity that gave up nv
SHIP, never expecting to go 10 Sva any more, had
tried eNSry Remedy that HaTaeudei ms.
all to no purpose and had given myself up TO desnair.
when wss - last recommended 70 take ycur Pills
Amer using teen for three months, The result il thai
now in better health th~u have been Tor eleven
years PAT, snd ieteed well was in nv life
foa are quite al liberty 10 mske this known s6r the
benefit OF others remain, SIT yours respectfully.
t7t-aedl John JOHNSON
These celebrated Pills wonderfully efcacous in The
following com niSia.s.
AgUe Debility Head ache Scrofula ~
A7thma nrnpsy Indigestion Kings Evil
Bilious Com Eryspaiss IaaBdice Stone & Gravel
plants Fenals Irreg Liver Gem Scc0ndsrySvrnp-
3iotches on uaritjes plants
the skin Ferers OF all Piles Eenersel Alec
Bowel Com kinds Urine tions
pants 6oat Retention of Worms Of all
Constipation Wekeuess. kinds
o. the SoNsi from whatever Cause.
- Sold tho Establishments of Professor TIo1Io-
81 Maiden Lane New York and 2ts strand Lon
5cn, and ny an respectable Druggists Rni Dealers in
dieinss throughout The United states. in Boxes. al
~ Gems, - cents. and ga cents each. To be had
wholesale % tie principal Drug HoGses the Tnon
~ there Considerable saving By taking the larger
ICES.
Nh Directions for the guidance of patients in ever,
hsoTder are affixed 20 each BOX. 37yl
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EGYseg4z SfEE&E.-An persons arc hereby
& notified not TO trespass- Mine Dig, upon any Of
the following descr bed lands without the
SEM or permission of myself my agent, wit
Descrlp. Sec. In. Ra. Descrip. Sec. Tn. Ra.
e e : sSq T. /: 5e ebs - - 2 e
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Aud further notice is hereby given, that forbid auy
and all persons from buying removing any Lead or
other from the above descrb lands without my
written permission.
E. BRIGHAM
Blue Mounds June ,, 1859. u33
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And further notices hereby given, that forbid any
all persons from buying or removing any lead
the above descri bed lands wtho
written permission ofthe owner agent.
BEN @. SCOTT, oWnera and agent.
yellow Stone, May. 81, 1853. 1871,
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