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sssonA Sessea. bstwsea Msin 81 Jshnssa:
0AvlN0 Int xs4pSpsd tfen the 1qaes y
II respectfully caliths attsntiea 1t ~ ~
SsSends sna the psblic gsnsrally 70 ny nsw(
and 1ns sass u waesAss, jswslry silver I'D 49,
VAN, fansy gooAs. 4.
Watches.
Fine gold dsplsx, magic, patent and detAehsd
lever watches; silver patent aAd dStAshsd leye1,
and L'Epines, u ~ Hlndb md qualities.
JoWolRy.
Ladies plain soaA, Dssie, annso a.A s.ansllea
eold and jet hracsets adiss end gsnt gold eAsiAs.
pencils and pens, gold and diamond finger ring,
gold and silver thinbiss, gents gold breast pins,
studs collar and slssvs bussons oOlA silver, stss,
and patent spssAaslss, pocket, tAsls and dsst cut
lssy, and scissors.
snvSs ware,
In which line Intend not to be surpassed BY any
store vest OF north Of ~. Louis, VIZ silver table,
dssaert and spooss aad forks, sugar cream, mss
Ard and salt spoons butter and fruit knivss silver
and plated napkin rinEs, dc.
tlasea ware anA Fancy Goods.
Plated ond britannia tsa ssts, oassoTs, fruit and
cake baskets, candlesticks pearl and shsli pocket
books, and in fact every thing psrtAining 70 my
line.
A general assortment VI clocks Of the lateat pat
terms aud best make, ali warranted TO keep good
time
A. Watches and Jeweiry repairsdin the most
workmaniike manner, and 81 the shostsst noties-
uy6-d1y JULES GRISER
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NesIcs - the Laaies.

N0Sics - the Laales.
EMBROIDERED WORK done in al itsbr anchss-
Ia 10 Silk, worstsd, asa Cotton thread, on Dress,
es, Msntilss, Vests. Shirt Rosonx initial Letters
Nets, Tapestry, and ell kinda VI FAacy Needle.
work made 70 ordorfrem large variety Of pattern,
on hand 1t the Fancy Store Ut
Ars KATE WgISMANN,
Second A., bet. Main Johusoa.
Jaiyl7-dtf 0rAhAm's Building.
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q. n. HUSTON,
Wholesale Dsnlerbn Nestsns aua
Fancy DRY q OOAu.


~ MAIs SrRxEr, ksokuk, Iowa.
new stock and tho largest and best assorted ever
offered in the market. Our stook 10 purchased irect
from nanufActsrcrs and importers, and pledge
ourselves 10 sell IT prices low for cash or to rod
time buyers. a. St Louis OF any other western mar
ket.
Merchants win End IL to their advantage TO cal |
and examine our goods and prices before bayingese
where We vii eonsidcr II trouble To boz them
through our stock.--aprse-dtw
a apr 20 musToS,S.
A HEAVY stock Of Cap, Letter, Ladies bath, Bat
and laid Buff, bite and Fancy colored Envelopes, at
apr26 I.ISTUa's
A denerAi asSorincnt Of aerman silver and dou.
IA bic plated ware, al! warranted snda at msnufAc-
turer's prices, at spf26 HuSTONs.
4 extensive stock Of WHIPS and Lashes at man
afaetarer's prices q, apr2D HUsrOSs.
A LAsiE lot Of artiheal flowers, bud, grape
\ leaves and ali kinds OF Millinery GOODS, At
apr2s HusToS's.
rl'ilE Finest assortment Of Ribbons ever offered in
1 the market. IT aprzs HusToN's.
tAocks enough to supply tue market, Of every
~ variety OF pattern, Jeromes make, warranted
AMI al manufacturers prices, At HusToS's
api-5
'I'th best assortment Of Lace Wells and Drcss
Trimmings agr26 uUsI0N's
A LARGE aud hne lot Of Kid 6lovss II every
= grade, - apr2e HuST0N'S.
endless variety ~ sin and L,nen Pocket nand
Nsreh'11d crava's Vt spr2s uusToN's
soAD anWVgtnnon Jewelry, and Goid and silver
~ watches. 81 apr2e HusTON,-.
kNNLhl variety Of goods cum pris cd in the Notion
- Aad tAney Soods line al Huston at prices tina,
cannon iAi 10 inauee purchases aud benefit the buy
CT. Gall - No. ~, andeAAminc for yourselves.
spr2s
A LAKE. assortment u hosiery and Glove
n Enslish and french hand made Mite yer.
we ~ ec-ss Uss-cstss.
fINiE largest and best assorted stock u E,nbroide
II ~ ~ the esy ~ arr.d HtSToN's.
Illusions viii be found the lar gest lot oi Irisl
"A Linens, Laces. Edginxs, And every variety Of
White goods, II prices that cannot be b-at In ami
Western market spr2e
BOOkS AND NTATIONERI!
For the Fan TraAsi!
The Largesf and most Complete Stock ereI
brought to Io,ra.,!
1NHE subscriber IL now in receipt Of hls stock Of
/ Books, stationery, Be, &C., which has bee,
bought directly FROM manufacturers aud publish
His largely increased facilities for buying give
him every Adssntage in competing with the larges
establishsnents in the Vest.
His Sales Rooms large and elegnnt--eompas
iup fsyorsbly with Any u the BOX establishment
n the lsrgsst cities III the Union.
Mocha ats ana ell others are invited to call 81
~x.mne the Stock aad Prices. Il. b. OGDEN.
No. 81 Main sireet,
sept.A Next 10 the corner Of Secoe
yIyAsTsD-A House and Lot vacant lot /
w exchAngs fOr dry goods. AdATess kAoA Y
through ths feeeuGsw lsepf3-d
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fOH GENTLE MEN.
kHNE. heavy and fancy bieached linen drills and
L ducks.
Biowss. check and biay linen coatings.
Waite. bai and check Marseilles vestings
India silk linen, lawn and GIN aam era vsts
i4isc thread aud gauie merino undershirts and
drawers.
L'sie thread, linen and cotton half hoss in grca,
variety IT qualities, and 1ne Of gloves
in XII, Isle thread and cotton plain and check ell
nyl7d kDSTEk,-
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MlluSnevy aoA Fancy 0oo0o.
ATTENTION. LADlESi

I WOULD nspsstssiiy eail the sttsntion q ths
j kadies y ~ IAsgs and we'll ssieetsd stock cf
Fan an1 wistjs 0o6ds, wAicA win ssli q Cinsin-
natl Pssss. ny stock consists q siik, straw, asd
velvet boonsts; Also, splendid aseortn.n 1t Il
Rbbona, Flowers. and Fsatbsss, sslesseA With great
care. ios vail and everything In The Millinery ~
sanoy Dsslnsss, o ny sstaotseneos, - shs aassss
fashion. ! - Aiso preparsA - - AL work h ~
bssissas q tbs shortest NOTES. such . lining tr0-
ning, blsashiag. pesssing and making bonaets Of
every dseWiptioa 70 order. will warrant al
work 70 give satisfaction.
Cons cns, como al. No trouble b show goods a
Mn. 0lennyb, No. ~ johnson street, between Ind
and "a directly opposite 0hnes's Saloon.
Sept1odly MRS. 0LENEY.
Hsoon1 street Cheap Dash store,
0ppesies the Athsassua.....s....... UK.
u o08Iv ID y axpFsse, , splsnaid assortment Of
II fssAioaabls tall style Boansts, Hrsneh Flow.
rieA Ribsen. Russia Mourning Collars. sstss q
hngls-srnnsd Loco Collars, French Collars, from
5 ssnAs - eie. rhnmings Of every d.ssiptiea.
bsst 1nsiiah thread Lao, rich srtiois ii 1oaas-
Ing superior 70 any ever brought wsss. 1sphyr
u.rraatsa goods Of every variety for boys And
nssse, al Of which will - closed oyt q New
York frices. WM. SULLIVAN,
ostS-d Agent.
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Troy 8aYdWaYo store.
HITCHCOCK e CO.,

Troy 9oy0WoyO 0Co1o.
HITCHCOCK & CO.,
slox or ras nos1Iss LOCK, lS9 UNION BLOCK,
Mata Street., Keokuk, lopa,
WholesAle aaA Retail Dealsss,
n ,s;ss s'E SO x1s
70 which the atteation Of dealers and csatensssis
Repeatedly invited.
Ksoksk, Nay 81. 'se-d&w.
NOTICE.
TORN N. MOTT, Js., l. sdnittsd partnss In ~
d house Of Hitchcock Co. The Wholesale asd sstAil
Hardware busissss. In iss various brAnsAss viii y
eonducted under the name Of Hitchcock, Mott ACo.
cHAB. HITUACOCK,
JOHN n. MOTT, IN.
HENRY s. HITCHCOCK.
THE subscribers are aow receiving large additioas
II IN former stuck u Hardware and Housek espin1
wares. 70 which We invite the attention Of Dcaisrs
and Consumer.
ang3td HITCHCOCK, MOTT co.
To Co11racsors, Dallasrs = e1ners.
w Hardware, direct from nsnufactarsrs; also I
variety u Mechanics Tools which ~ orr FOR sals
q lbe Main Street, Union Block.
sag1S Mt1ChCOCK, MOIT CO.
EnansleA Pressvve Kettles ana
DRreHr rrnsA Ware, Prs:.rs. Kettles. s....
ID Pans, Callsndsss, 6kimuers, Dippsss, Wasl
Basins. Ladies', Forks, spoons, Cups and Selves
RsaAs Kettles; Tin Kitchen Ware JapAnsd Chan
ker end Water PAils foot Baths; Trunks, Cans
Aads variety Of othAr articles on sale q lss Asis
| Street, Union Block.
aagis HITCHCOCK, MOTT 4 co.
I TyANCY enAnsllsd Chsm6sr 6etts, censistlag q
e water pails. chamber pals sad foss bath. Paint
"a water pails, foot bath and sAanbss pails In sst
or single, also variety u House fsrnlsAIng goeA
In silver pstsd. AsitsAnniA, jepsnsd, white 0etai
and common vsres, torsals g shs Trey Hardvas'
| Store, Signof the Nortiss Loek, 10, NAin q.
| Union Block. HITCHCOCK, MOTT . co.
PARLO0 Z usEATlHG STOVES.
| nAkLOR md HeatinK seovss II Eastern Manufae
| II ture fcf wood or coAl, For sale Ay,
/ TILLIN0HAeT, LANE BUkL.
sspasd. lss, Main street.
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A II II II N tt . N!
Dry Goods!
NEW ARRIV VAIL!
J.. III. HOL nj II =.
CORNER OF MAIN AND FIFTH SITS,

DRY GOODS
INyER LANDED IN THE CRY. Doing business
II entirely upon the CAsn SYsTEN,I expect TO sell
Goods AZ cheap as any other house in keokuk.
Nv stock comrisesevery hing Dry Goods line:
Muslin bseached and unble.ched; drills, caicos, de
laiues bareves lawns, veiyets, swsses, laekoHets,
silks Esery variety and altstyies Of Ladies' dress
goods Also insertions. gloves iaitts, hosiery
collars nudersIeeves chemisetses, ribbons, bonnets
hats, fats, &C. A large and we'll selected stock Of
Lad az Shoes and 6aitarr. Also good assortment
of Cassimeres, black and blue Cloth, Doc kin sum
ner Cloth dc. large lot Of Summer Vestingr,
such ~ Marsetiles. silks, etc.
Hats and Cape, Boots and Shoe Of all kinds for
2entlenel wear, Grayats .stoess, gloves etc. and
many other artieiestoo numerous 10 mention, all OF
which ri be sold II very iow prices for cash. My
foods are new. Come aud examine for yourselves
No trouble 10 show foods and Prices.
keokuk June tS-dAw
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CAlua, Glass anA Queeuswa4e.
IvHB PUBLIC WILL TAKE NOTICE THAT
j john =. QUl0k
10 now oaerisg great bargains IN his liss. his stosh
comprise every thing ssusliy fosad in . Csocksry
and 0iaa store.
Country Msrrhsals, 0reesrs, and hsads Of fani-
lies, vill do wsli 10 call and examine goods aal
prices.
Store On NAia, betvssa First and water streets
sept30 dawn J. b. QUlRK.
4 DESIRABLE LOT FOR SALE-Situatsd o.
IA ths corner Of Bank and Tenth street, com-
naaaing almost entire yisw of the city, also the
river - tht depot Of the K. ". ID. B. \.
ths prsitisss scatioss In sas city. For partisslsss
inQulrs 81, AAis street.
ssp3Sd hAMILL RALSTON.
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A. C0NNADLE, Gro. n. snyrH. H. coNNARLR
GONNABs.E. SMITH 4 Co.,
WHOLESALE aROCERS,
DEALERS IN TENNESSEE IRON,

A. c0NNApLE, Gro. y. snyrR. H. CoNNABLE
CONNAR'.E. sMYTM 4 Co.,
WHOLESALE aROCERS,
DEALERS IN TENNESSEE IRON,
AND EoRwARpgEs AND CONFUSION MERCHANTS,
Nos. 81 4 81
Levee, opposite Steamboat Landing.
Have now on hand full and complete stock for
fall trade. To which the attention Of purchasers 10
solicited. fauK 23dAw
MAICHEo.--Arel sole agents for Pierce q eslebrs-
WI ted matches. City trade supplied by the guam
tity, At factory prices. large supply now hand,
| by cONNABLE, sMYTH AGO.
SUNDRIES.-;io bbs. Roofing Pitch, 500 Rolls
~ do PaPers, both plain ana saturated. SO Bales
Oakum, rs kegs cut and wrought spikes. For sale
y.as2s ''sNAD'h' sAifh Co.
| SEAMLEsS sAckS.--5000 large 2 bushsi, Of
~ superior quality. Just received direct from the
A: aug u ' c;a1S;sSssBLE, snYrH AGO.
DLAsrER FAIRS AND cEMRNT.-3s bbls
Plaster Paris. 100 bbis. cement. For sale by
aug % coNNABLE, sMfTH AGO.
DowDER! PowDER.!-loo Reg. Rias Pow
der, 800 kegs mining powder, 10 eases IN anis
ter po"ier. 10 a'es u pewder. Now In oal
aug p coSNABLE, sMYrH co.
yITINDoW uLAss-s00 boxes various sixe,
w Tumbers, Jars, flasks, dc. For sale by
| aug % tDNNABLE SMYTH co.
-z~-----~-~--
: rHENNESSEE IRON AND BLACKSMITH TOOL
/ Ae.--3o0 tons Assorted Bar Iron, 200 Slab
Piow steel, > tons square and octagnn Cast Steel
ton Spring steel, tons German Steel, to
American and Eneli.h Blister Steel. A large va
rieiy of Blacksmith tools, for gale low, TO Mel
= chants or smith =, by
aug Is CDNNABLE, SMfTH co.
NUTlCE.--Wiilb be sold to pay chs zee if not cal
~ ed for within thirty days. Planning Machine
and Box Machines. Received per steamer asa
Young, September 10th, 1885, in the name Of Wi
son Cross.
/. aug2s cOSNABLE, sMYTH 4 co.
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The subscribers, proprie
tors Of the Empire Stove
Works, st. Louis, beg
leave TO inform stove
lDeale-s in Iowa that they
have established q branch,
Of their house ink eokuk,
where they will keep con-
s,antly on hand . large
and well-assor,ed stock
Of
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PARLOR 4 HEATING STOVES. -
DARLOR and Heating Stoves, for wood q.
i coal, Of new styles and patterns, Tor sale -
BY TlLL1N1HAsT, LANEt BUEkb
sept5d l36 AAin-st.
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nchi7dtf
rING,s PATENT Am SHOT YPEs.

CVTTGNGsS FAT
fNHESE pictures are
l. ahead of any thing
ever before made. The
subscriber would call
the attention Of those
uishiuu 10 ret n Mo-
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Woaaea 1o0OAl0eOlys
TWO HU6Dkkp LAHukxkS, - Whom ~
wages aaA seasseat employment Wall - elSaas
Apply . ]. q. STEWART co.,
ntelli1sass AeA 0snssal Aeeesy On,
Nm. CoeAss u ~ aad Jeknese CO.,
jy9s-dsf W oeala.
COAA8OIaN0 A0BNC6.
T1yHEsnbassihsss have opsssA - ASessy 10 tAis
i city los tAs eo,isstion Of Bills ard Aeesan0.
AsfuAAhts, Mechanics, ProfsssioAAl mes, as4 -
en-, - depend upon prompt attsnttea hing giveo
70 their eelisetisns.
Particular attention will h givsa - Aesss fos
kas6oEds, In Renting. makng ous Lsases, an1 col
lssting. J. q. STRWAkT ACO.,
O4es Nofth-wsst cor. Third Johnsoa sts.,
jyl8-d W stAiss.
1.S
EMPLOY Frs wishing good nslp Will ~ r.
Il spsstsbls 0sfvaats O tn Intsl gsnse sDA 0sA-
sssl Agsscy O9ss, n. W. corner al "a end John
| ssn sts.. M stairs. J.9. STEWART co.
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Fer vale Low
InE ACRES VI timD~red Land, upon which 10 .
! UsJ splendid Saw Mil 10 full operatioa, doing
xc.lIenl work. The above land has undpubted vi.
deLce VI thsse bSinx xtcssvs ssrsta Of Col -
Il. Ous conmudious dwelling k0use, With cut
aouses, etc.; sllnAted miles 1run Saicn, Hsesy
coapty, lows For partic1lass, apply -
J. n. SlkWAkT AGO.
Northwest cor. Third johnson su.,
au1lbd .a I'm AtAira.~
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What it Cost.

Th expense of adjusting the balance of
)wer in Europe"--a balance that is not
&c Fairbanks scales, but requires CON
ant tinkering England and France
pout $74O, 600, 600, and 50, ,457 lives at the
west estimate Add the loss Of life of the
lrdinans, and Turks, ard Russians, and
a have total of about million of men
ziHced to what the London 9iaes calls
tile freak" of the Emperor Nicholas If
are to believe the government organs of
? countries engaged in the strife, they are
satisfied with the result, and have all
ne off wiuners--a very happy conclusion,
tainly What the taxpayers say is an
er thing, of course.
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Another man Shot on the Siskiyou Noun.
-t tains by the Indians
WAR CLOSED IN SOUTHERN OREGON.

We have just been informed by the Rev
Mr.. Stratton, who last night arrived from
Jacksonville, that an intense excitement
prevailed in Rogue River Valley, On Sun
day, III consequence Of word having arrived
that packer had been shot that morning
near the summit of Siskiyou mountain, by
the Indians, 1t appears that Messrs. Tay-
lor q McDermot, i'll company with hired
man, started for Jacksonville with their
pack train of 25 mules, and upon arriving
at the point some 40 rods beyond the sum
NIT, the scene of the COX team tragedy" :"
they were fired upon by party of Indians
concealed in the brush at the side of the
road. One ball took effect upon the hired
man, killing him iustan:ly y-the ball enter
ing underneath the right arm and coming
out under the left. Taylor g. McDermit
then fled down the mountain
A party of about twenty men, from the
upper part of Rogue River Valley, started
Immediately in pursuit Upon returning to
the scene of the murder, they found the body
OF deceased, which had been dragged about
sixty rods down the mountain by the feet,
the effect of which was to render it a most
hdeous sight to behold. They also found
three mules that had been killed. Thirteen
were driven off and nine recovered Mr.
Stratton has also shown us a couple of ar
rows which were extracted from the dead
animals they are Tule Lake arrows and
are such as are used by the Modoc tribe
This circumstance connected with the fact
that the Indians fled towards Klamath
Lake, would seem to settle the question as
to what tribe did the deed
The pursuing party, while following on
the trail of the murderers, found newly
shod gray horse, saddled and bridled The
inference is that these same Indians have
murdered the rider.
Thus it seems that as the war closes in
Oregon, it commences in our own immediate
vicinity Yreka Union.
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JUST THE THINGs.-The following extract
the nail on the head They stand to-
sdther like the two wheels of a wagon. The
hrst is from the Columbia Columbian. and
the other from the True Cahfornian:
Let not Californians talk of homes ont
OF California! What do you stand in need
OF that cannot be realized here? If it is a
'~lie, go and procure one; but if you must
ieaVe the State, come back again! If you
want neat little cottage home, build one: :
s!1 t!e y'G.G viii cling rs fondly around your
doorway here as in any other land, and If
you pine for pure and yirtuous society, lend
your aid in its formation! Prove yourselves
worthy of California, and then rest assured
that from her fruitful resources, thousand
charms and pleasures will spring up, to glad
den her yirtuouS and happy citizens"
In the first place, no Office of profit or
honor should be conferred, either by election
or appointment, upon any of these birds-of-
passage residents. No one should be ele-
waited to distinction unless he possessed real
estate, or family ties, or some other guaran-
tee to bind him to permanent citizenship;
and those should be the most encouraged
and mtronzed in business, who have given
these securities for their good behavior to
he Safe"
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To the Public

lsmuch as the Sierra Citizen and Mountain
nger, have, without cause or prOvocatOn, ta-
he unwarranted liberty to bring my name no
lsly before the public, in connection with
the editors are pleased to term " \ Case of
lpping," and " Fuss among the Theatricals,o y
h of which, and more particularly the lat
here is exhibited an utter disregard Of truth
iIy and fairness, feel called upon in Justice
self and the adopted mother Of little Flora
buse the minds OF any who may have given
zee to the leaderso of those scandalous sheets,
at this purpose will give plain, unvarnish-
Cement of facts. All who are at all acqunt-
ed the history Of John S. Potter and his
mt, onged wife, know that Flora was adopt
ed 'en rom All Asylum in Philadelphia, in
ioJ6at in 1851. at Cleveland, Ohio, Mrs. Pot
ter divorced from Potter, and was decreed
thc rdianship and possession OF flora, by
GGohnt Court. and that since that tilhc MrS'
10y rs supported and educated her TO heI pres
vi" vcton and usefulness
Mrs Potter started for Trinity CC. sne
in ,gIi with her sister, Mrs Jessup, in Mary
l,n'1tter, not having Mrs. Estcllc Potter to
en .Iuo him, and being deprived OF the means oi
~, 'u leness, desired to get possession OF + lora
tsa hire he might live, and by means OF a
taiu orged card, deceived Mrs Jessup. ob-
-. absence from nome, anu otulC "h"J !"
a. a., hen under an assumed name, escaped
N,W LHd. and hired her to the Eureka Com
edy CO. and .'"oe. by her wearing out up
on Ii, NY, anu Ca he has clothed his
outer {, hel .ehuel yc"i - , "t say
oer ~, ter is not, as the editor of the NeSSen-
Monst,a you believe the la'her ol rlolH'
this g, not beget their species. Potter made
wife W cnt while in this town, dogsing his
bandtas loathsome presence and nllamatory
If ne u nleayoring to blast her character SO
thai Elor of the Messenger says, Potter sworG
that viyas the ch lid of his body he sworc
is reaure himself declared to be, aud which
Mrs PIsehood.
had so. learning from her ss'er tn"' Que,
him. andiora, entreated me to 60 in quest OF
were in ,rn her her child. Her many wrongs
thies Of elves, strong appeal TO the sympa-
session hgentleman She placed in my pos
Flora's Iidavit of the facts connected with
take anay, and authority as her guardian, to
them at ag her away from Potter. / found
me. as III uis, Sierra Co. No one went with
Conscioulfying editor of the Messenger says
tice, ana oing no wrong, but armed with JUS
fondness Ag a mothers love and child's
ter's dsstS mother on my side, against Pot
.onduct, ted my BUSINESS to sew
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Married

Weavervillc, on the 18th inst by Rev. G.
Onthony, Mr.. W. j. CHM to Miss JANE MAX
l., all of Weaverville
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YE THAT SUFFER, READ D!READ!?READ II


fer the certain and speedy cure Of Diseases Of Pr
cate Natltrc--Ho matter ho,C long Standing ruth
out any injury 10 The system, or change Of Diet!
IT NEVER HAS FAILED-IT CANNOT FAIL TO CURE
m HIS Invaluable specific, first introduced into
| Pisa some fifty years since, soon became so well
known as a CERTAIN CURE that in every town and
city not only on the Continent but also in Great
Britain the demand for it was so great, its merits
so astounding, that in less than one year from its
Introduction ii had supplanted all other remedies.
The Medical Faculty of the different cities of Eu-
rope were compelled to acknowledge its wouder-
full mastery over disease. PToprletors OF other
medicines, jealous of its sway vainly endeaVoted
to stay its progress Like grass before the NOW
er, their efforts fell to the ground and like fire
on the praries, sweeping all before it, its onward
march became triumphant. 1t stood forth upon
its merits a discerning public saw, tried and were
convinced of its magical virtues. The massive
fortune acquired by DR.. Parera, from the sale of
it during the six years he prepared it, alone bore
witness to its miraculous merits. AT the death
of the Doctor, the recipe was bequeathed to his
son, who lately introduced the remedy into the
United States. The number Of CURES it has al
ready made is astonishing. Thousands and tens
of thousands can bear testimony to its efficacy.
All who use it, 1T WILL CURE, with safety,
speed and certainty that no other medicine has
ever possessed.
Resort to no Quack Nostrums! Use a remedy
that has been tried for the last fifty years, and
was never known to fail.
THIS GREAT REMEDY
IS WARRANTED PURELY VEGETABLE /!
Beware Of Counterfets.-The extensive sale Of
this wonderful medicine has already caused some
person or persons topaim of upon the unsuspect-
ing n spurious compound closely resembling the
original BE particular to buy none without the
written signature of PARHlRA, NJ. d., on the
outsidc wrapper OF each bottle. All others are
counterfeit. and their compounders will be pun
i,hcd with the utmost rgor of the law
PRIcE-Ihree Dollars per Buttle. For sale by
Dohcock. sole Agent for California, Oregon
d. -, '.;ch Islands, to whom all orders
ana ana, ine ho odarosscd. 9i'upg ~ NABCoCk'
Wholesale Drugg.-.,
II Davis st., between Clay and Washington,
San Francisco.
Also, for sale by Druggists generally through
out the states .o.-.,-,,-,
DAWSON & HARRIS, Agents, Weaverville.
W, If. Gatlid, Agent for Siskiyou county.
Child & Worthen, Placereiuc'
Rice. CoiIin q Co., Marysyiilc'
r. X. Starkweather, Stockton
b. ShurtleiI, Shasta Drug store, shasta
W. ii. Bruncr Sonora
Justin Gates, Jr., Sacramento,
Dr. Il. w. Carr, Downievlle
Dr. John Lark Nevada
DR.. W. Gatlitt, 1reka
DR.. J. B. Winston, Los Angeles.
Whaley & Morse, San Diego
George l.. Story, Portland, o. T.
July 10, 1850 %o-Sm
The Trinity journal., 1856-07-19

WEAvERvILLE, July l5, 1856.