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The Nevada journal., 1858-01-15
Natures Own Remedy for Man sickness


That creates, reprodUces new and nure blood 81.
acts on the Liver, Heart Brain, Intestines Limbs sd
Chest, that reyOlutionizes the whole srstara ; nu
strength to the most Debilitated and Woak-thot ~ '
tains no mineral other poison. Such is in ruth IN
Jacob Webbcrs justly famous nvigoratinr Cordial 81
gutter. s N0iuiai SAN
The extraordinary and strange cures effected h ,h,
eaiHI heroaI coneoction has astonished ALL II seors
10 sult every constitution. The old the feeble tbo |
qua ieel new NE and blood is given them The rona
lhe ssllated debauchee the weak from lonr I;eoa'
rom lalnS TOO much medicine, calome and other mir
eral polsoTs; the young man whose marbood ;s s.. I'M
where natures functions are inert and Hfelas stea
ceS the bss OF robust and vigorous manhood M
heis good his sleep quiet and refreshing his nina |
memory clear and certain mo ii'nu ana
FOR all cases Is DR.. Jacob Webber's Tnv-oro.. r, -
dIa >anguifler most especially adapted nasmncb tL
ABOVE symptoms did Dr. Webber minutelv et,d nc nc
adapting ms CORDIAL to theiro 1t enyens the oris
IlVef cJects all bilious matter from the systen, cs
sudaon or free perspiration $50 necessary IN be.I,
Purlhes and enrches the blood, gives srcngtb ~ -, ~
nmos and body and is positively infallihe in ali n ~ VIC
diseases, trembling or wax efulness ~ 0"'
mere never was 4 remedy gave such del;ob+ to 81
sufferer as this The gent can from hi on 70 tno
edge of cures effected by it, conscienttonsl, know
1t III a'y OF the following Diseases nervousness I
ness ansuor, loss Of appetite sleep or stronth .rsN
bling low spirits decay Of the natural flnctions
the head limbs or body nenralgc or rbcpmati ps r ~
often restores those to health and strength ybo anu .'
tutions almost broken 9' "i4ose oonstl-
i ne pflee is now reduced that rich or noo- r,,
IT, y Is put up in large quart bottles price "a - Ia.
ior 80 ana sold at every respectable Drug Store in C,E
fornia- Proprietor and gent T Jones bo, 1sn, m @ S
Francesca to whom all orders be sent by mail -
oNoitI December 4 ISSq
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-15
EmSOHvemt Notice.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS
FOR SALE BY
& SHERWOOD
135 Montgomery ST., San Francisco.

L "A kS IL EHk a. she n h6 w UUEB
135 Montgomery ST., San Francisco.
ARTICLES OF GOLD
Consisting of Ladies and Gentlemen's Watches, of all
descriptions Chatelane, Fob. Vest, Guard and Neck
Chains Sleeve Buttons and Slides. Brooches. Bracelets,
Ear Rings Pencil Cases, Loekets Buckles, Rings Card
Cases Snuff Boxes Seals Keyes. Eye Glasses Ribbon
Slides Charms Thmbles, Cane Heads Armets, Crosses,
and everything and beautiful in Coral work, Cam
eos Jet work and Mosaics.
ARTICLES OF SILVER
Consisting of Napkin Rings, Cups Knife, Fork and
Spoon in cases, Saltcelars, Spoons and Forks, Ice
scoops Fish Dessert, Butter, Fruit Pie and Cake
Knives Pitchers and Gobles Tea Sets complete, Cake
Baskets Castors Butter Dishes, savers Liquor Stands
Trays, Coffee Urns Card Baskets &c
Diamonds set every style OF ornament now worn by
either
For Quartz Work we obtained the first premium at
tho Mechanics Exhibition.
We were also awarded prize for the manufacture of
Watch Cases.
Country orders by Express, are attended to with
punctnaIitv and Dispatch and satisfaction III all cases
guaranteed
attentio
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-15
Are Yo1 Sick or Weak, Dyspeptic, Rheu.
matlc' Nervous? Have You any Disease 7
Read the Theory of Life and Deo+b

hAl most diseases prove faal that early deaths NJ.
= eur; that people live for years living death veal
i'iiila'e ana eXhaused-not from the disease itself
ou from an inability in nature and natures strengtb 10
Withstand or maintain life through the ravages cf disease
riVe tnen strength, and natnre will relieve herself II
all this Purify the blood render the intestines tb H.
er the heart and all the natural functions of man or
woman lGtlve and You have half conquered disease DR.
gaSon " t4bEtk does eonscientiousy assure all who
read TINS that his lnvgorang Cordial produces all the
eeeS above described He has the DID, the totter,
ny .c PSlea inc nervous the dyspeptic, the inebri
Uty Fl frrv- .J,,
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-15
Circulating Library,
The New Cheap Store /!

53 Montgomery street, between Pine and Bush,
) NOW OPEN WITH \ NEW AND LARGE stock
l. of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, con-
s1sting in part of the following:
Silks. Shawls, Cloaks and Mantillas;
NJ de LANES. Mernoes and AlpaccRs;
French, English and American Calicoe;
GInghams, Lawns and Bareges;
Blankets Flannels and Comtorters;
Marseilleg Quilts white and eoored;
Irish Linen Shirtings;
Bleached and Brown Shifting Cottons;
5-i and 81 Pillow Case Cotton;
81, 10 and ia Sheetings;
Carpetings, Table Oil Cloths, and Druggetg;
Table Cloths, Table Linens and Napkins;
Towels and Towelings of all kinds;
Crash and Star Linens;
Gents Gloves, Cravats, Shirts. etc;
Gents Half Hose. Drawers etc.,
Ladies' and Misses Hosiery;
Ladies' Gloves. Mitts and Robes;
Embroidered and Plain Linen Handkerolefs;
French Embroidered Capes and Collars;
Rich French Embroidered Sets;
Laces. Edgings and Inscrtings;
Together with large stock of Cassimerea satinet
Kentucky Jeans, and every article usually found in
Dry Goods Store,
The undersigned would inform the citizens of Cafor
nia and particularly country dealers, that the abo-
all Consigned Goods therefore, bargains NAV be
expected. Fresh Goods will be received bv ever,
steamer from New York. and the Goods sold at ex
tremely low prices, wholesale or retail for cash
THOMAS BEADY
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Z. Cd. Cd. T..

The regular meetings of OUSTOMAH LODGE, No
10 will be held every Tuesday evening the Hal
Pine street. (Kidd's new bulding)
E. D. HERRICK N G.
J. B. EANHAGAN, Secy. #
The Nevada journal., 1858-01-15
Consumption Cured !
BY INHALING
VIE TED EPOEs
DIR. S. M. TIBBITS.

DIR S. NJ. TIBBITS, would present the following
facts for the earnest consideration of those afflicted
with diseases Of the lungs
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-28
More Wild Cats,

W. understand that Greene, Weare,
Dakin L. Co., of Clinton arc issuing a
new ViM cat, called the Planters d.
Mechanics Bank Of Dalton, Ga, re-
deemable in Chicago funds, at two per
cent. premium. We have lost the
trade Of Cedar county, by way of Mus
c%atine, where they pay money for pork
and wheat, and now the trade of Gin
ton, a large portion Of which we have
formerly had, will be going to Clinton
and Lyons.
Can our business men look at this
and see any daylight ahead for them
with Florence in the condition it now
is! 1t is bad enough to have shin
plasters at any time, but if We do, they
must lie available at some figures
Cannot Cook & Sargent raise their
wild cat to 90 cents on the dollar, or
will they insist that it shall remain as
at present-worth from 10 to so cents
on the dollar. The time is not far dis
tant when they will be called upon to
do it, and we shall see whethe. their
professions of love for the business in
forests Of this city are as strong as their
love for the money they are making
out Of their suspended Nebraska Shin
plasters.:
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-28

Last week We announced that the
Legislature of Nebraska was about to
authorize the suspension Of specie pay
ments by the Bank Of Florence. BY
a private letter just received from
Florence, VIC learn that the deed is
done, and the proprietors Of the Bank
Of Florence may now with impunity
food the country with reams of their
wretched trash. The period for which
the suspension is authorized is noni-
nally ak months, but the "Bank" will
NEVER resume specie payments. We
are thus placed in q fearful position by
that firm which has been the recipi-
ents of q thousand kindnesses and in
dulgences from this community. Cook
Il Sargent have ehoved their notes on
the people till there is hardly a poor
man in the State that has not more or
less of them now, they choose to let
the bubble burst, those who trusted in
their honor must suffer for their folly.
There may be distinction between the
moral guilt Of countcrieiters and that
of these honorable" wildcatters, but
we can't perceive it.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-28

Il must Be admitted that . close in
vsstieatiou Of our present condition IS
not calculated TO inspire confidence,
and II 10 would maintain . reputation
for solvency il 10 time that We common
osd taking the preliminary steps to tns'
cnd.
Our present condition must be rem,
edied before the return Of the usual
season of immigration, or permanent
staeustion may be the result
Shipplastsrs and the irredeemable
iasues OF banks whose location and re-
sponsible existence are not with GER
tsinty known to Us, constitute u only
currency and every dollar OF the
amount Of our daily business transsc.
tons u subjected to = direct tar'ff OF
not les than ten per cent.
hhinplasters and irredeemable cur
rsucy must be discouraged, and the
issuers must be brought under the in
iuence Of public opinion, if not Of legal
action.
Will the Gazette explain what Was
intended when it said that, "SHlN-
PLAsTERS AND IRREDEEMABLE
CURRENCY MUST BE DISCOUR-
AGED, AND THE ISSUERS MUST
BE BROUGHT UNDER THE IN
FLUENCE OF PUBLIC OPINION,
If NOT OF LEGAL ACTION"l
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-28
Wild Cat War in Minnesota

Minneapolis and st. Anthony are the
head quarters of the Nebraska wild CATERS
of Minnesota. The Mems Of that dual place
opened its broadsides upon these shinplast-
ers. Whereupon Que of the shavers went
around among the subscribers of the Neus
canvasing them to discontinue taking that
paper. A fortnight's labor obtained seven
d~iscontinuances.
The News publishes their card Of with
drawal, and replies in a spirited article,
from which We make an extract. The places
of the seven wild caters were promptly
filled by twelve new subscribers. The
Ne~s is doinga good work for the people
of Minnesota:
GENTLEMEN :-Regarding yourselves and
your connection with money, we would say
that If any remarks in the Columns of the
Ners have impelled your course, yon have
taken q very singular method to mend the
matter. If any of YOU are connected either
directly or indirectly-either openly or
clandestinely-with the issuance of irres-
ponsibls shinplastsrs, Of the family Of Cos
port. Tekama, and Omaha City, which must
drive out whatever Of good currency there
ia. and by which the people will be certain
ly swindlec in the end, you need not expect
to conciliate our good opinion Of such cir.
culation, for it will take more than a sub
scription list Of IS, to dragon the Nems in.
to an advocacy of your cause.
We have followed the history of the Ne.
braska wild CATS from the beginning
Platte Valley and .Nemaha : Flor nee.
DE Sofa Omaha Lyons City Scrip 'Te-
kama and Western Exchange Fire and
Marine Insurance Company; = We have
seen how they have cursed North w estern
Illinois. how they rave eaten their vsy in
contagious circles ell over Wisconsin, how
they have driven almost every dollar Of sol
vent money out of Iowa, and now We see
how the disease is spreading like the small
pox into Minnesota. We know the Nebras
Il Legislators were bribed With bank stock
land warrantc and town sites to charter
those bogus banks which have no existence
in fact; We know how the pictures they is-
sue are premeditated swindles, to which
the whole history Of American banking al.
fords not . parallelin rottsnnsss we know
that the redemption Of this vile stuff nv
the shavers Who issue it, il myth. excent
in similar rags, and We know how bankers
who have endorsed these pictures with :
promise to redeem, lin gold ct current
rates" have redeemed them, when the trash
become discredited, at ten cents ON a dollar.
'".,st'ny that tho phrass "at current rates"
referred to the paper issue and not to The
knowing these facts. gentlemen, we are
utterly aed infexibly opposed to the intro
ductionhers Of these wild cats" of motley
breed from Nebraska, whose vortblessne:.
Is 70 notorious; and the further introduc.
ton OF the prolific li.ters shall not continue
without our repeated rsmonstrance and
warning. However ferocious they NAV he
We shall lose NO opportunity to expose' de-.
ounce and repudiate them, and to re.ist
them 1t every step Of their invas on.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-28

The BALL AT Mn. DOUGLAS MANsIoN-THe
Most Brilliant affair Of The Ssason.-Wash
ington, Jan. Goth, 1S5S.-The most notable
event which has occurred in society here
for years, was the ball at Judge Douglas
last night. Every body who has ever Wis
tied Washington in the season, knows how
inadeqtate the houses are to the throngs
which swarm around the hospitality SO lib
orally dispensed by private and official per.
sons. Last summer, Judge Douglas, Mr..
Rice of Minnesota, and Mr.. breckenridge,
the Vice President, erected three spacious
residences, and in the eastern part of the
city-a sort Of rival to the Court end-in-
tended to meet this want, and the first en-
tertainment in either, was ~inauguated un-
der the bright auspices of the beautiful and
accomplished woman, who divides public
interest and attention with her liege
lord, even in these stirring times, when pc
culisr events have made him the observed
Of all observers.
1t is estimated that 1000 persons were
present during the evening. for over l,AOO
cards had been regularly issued, and appli-
cations subsequently,, together with the
strangers brought in by friends, swelled the
number to this imposing aggregate. In ev-
ry respect. it was the most successful and
brilliant tte ever attempted here.
All the notabilities in Congress, in the Di-
plomatic Corps, in the Army and Navy, end
in public life were present, including a full
representation Of the ubiquitous "distin-
gulshed strangers. But one member of the
Cabinet, Mr.. Tucey. personally attended,
though that institution was represented by
Miss Cass and the wife aud daughter Of the
Postmaster General. The White House was
represented by the Presidents private Sec
rotary.
All that good taste, profuse liberality, and
skill. could do. were employed to make this
affair effective, and the general sense of the
most experienced guests was. that it had
never been approached. in the style and
success. here. Mrs, Douglas bore her blush
ing honors most becomingly; and the State
OF Ohio, perhaps, of all others, attracted most
admiration. from the palm Of beauty being
s~pontaniously conceded to its representa-.
?ives. whom propriety protects from parade
in print
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-28

TaE SEpoYs AND THE HreuLAxnrv.
Calcutta correspondent of the London TIM.
in . recent letter, says:
y" passdnt, ! may remark the extraordi.
nary effect produced IN the native mind bv
the appearance Of the Highlander. The
Sepoys, on THE side Of India, have never
seen them. At first they took them for wo-
men sent out to avenge the massacre of ladies
1t CaHnpore. The battle Of Oonao disabu.
sed them Of that idea. and the Highlanders
we're pronounced 'pstticoated deviis.' sun
they were : pa.zla The Sepoys could nm
derstand the existence Of Devils, but could
rot ~ecmpesbsad Why thsy shssld BE- bsre
Z. ed A. Ian the truth cane eut. M
Hiehl hdefs were barslseesd 6 oedsr mnrs
ss.ss1asasls y brsah sepsys astoo tasir
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-28
Bank Of Florence,

Ba1sk Of Florence
FLORENCE, NsbPaik
GEO. b. SARGENT, Pres't. ]. II. PARKER, Ca b
YvHE undersigned proprietors Of the Bank 0
i Florence, Eebraska, are by the pr.
isions OF Its Charter, individually responsib.,
for oil It's Issues, and Will redeem the Notes Of - d
Institution, atits counter In the city Of Florence, | n
coin, and . elite loftheir Banking Houses, In Ess,.
ern Kxchang In specie at same rates OF other
currency.
COOK 4 SARGENT, Davenportl
COOK, SARGENT B. DOWNEY, Iowa City SIov.
COOK, SARGENT & COOK, Fort Des Aoires
COOK, SARGENT 4 PARKnR, Florence, N sbraeka.
July 7th l6b6-dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-28

Of gentlemen have bsen attempting to
put down fos the last six yesr. b once
more in the Council, the evil geniss Of
Black RePublicanism. Mr.. Cosb'n's
ability We do not propose to speak. To
cav that he 10 one Of the ablest men in
Davenport If not in Iowa, is to say what
his enemies have been forced to ack-
nowledgc. Mr.. Corbin will take Y
of himself and "thc future" Of'Wash'
and Guelich, we say but little though
We would like to say something kind
Of our good natured, good for nothing
friend Of the Fourth. "Wash" is
really one of the best fellows in the
Council. As neither he nor Guelich
have done much in the Council, it
is not necessary to say any thing fur
ther Of them.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-28
REAL ESTATE.
No. e9I.1
-'"''e 'ss ne Resssvatica u Cevsala ln.A.
Nssket IN the ssoso ef 0eCs'

Aasskes In the ssssa n ss~.AsssO
u,pp
siiin III. construction Of Q. tain rsi,,e" wA,so
ns w -. sse from withdrawal Of H. ana. .s.",n-
VA, ~, e a1.e naiies ~ hereby gisen thst n, ne
or .nfr. ~ :. ]" neftlc'o . Withdrawn from sale
OUTSIDE - sje n"uaes OF said railroads which lie
],ituA'-d in The uaie mention, a ,o ~ sam rosas.
.ah-r sr-nt made b. nonrrs..No r 's.n slsn. o. any
pc 'hl.tion, ard which sere suhi.cs - ne"Iy
.nis"i withdrasal viii ts rest. red / /, nri-
- a., ~ me day. AID al the place. hcye,n.f,.r
twenty-five cents or minimum 81 c1s dollar and
Az The Isnd oficr Il DUgrorr !,
h'St VIZ
g,Se,laa "''11heh "d cat ofthe an principal!
"oF'"'tH
T. h.hi 80. 50. 81, 50. so and 81. u,.rr,
Township = 5, - 4nd i. Of sntsn
Io~n.hps 81 sld -. Of anges 4, ) ana
To"hsh' -. 0 i'aagr
North gss Las. line o,a
ia! mef.dian ~" ne nm prtncs-
~ p,so's = - " ~ and 81, % range /.
W.
80 ,nuo.
"p'"' - % s''ss' W, 81, % and 9s, o.
T~nehps $, Sc >, S. 90 81. % and "a. o, ram
se.T. 50, 70 II, l., IL.
icsnstip, 5 SO. - Is, ~. 81. 0. aud 90. Of ran.
Town htp. 90, $, $. ., 81, % and %, ., range,
II AMI l. "Nse'
At the land onf,, n, roRT nps uo,n.
diy the 18th Gay a. Feb1.. : aN"Son Aoh-
North efhs base 1ne ard ea,t ~ a. s,t 49,,
paE n.eriJia1 ~" Pr'"e'
Townships II 70 Ga :, so -, 90 -
and4 nv % u 'A"ses
y,.bx.u IN a.. o
To~nshi4s 81 ~ =. Of ian rcs 4 Z. q and
"o,a. 9, ne base line and 9est or the nm princt.
-" "e''et"h.
Towns. ips :. 50, 81. 8, and So. of range l.
Tosnships 10, u, -, 50, 81, 81 aud 81. Of range.
: aud
Io"hsilps 20 I..eU, 81, 81 and So, OF range 4,
L1wlsp'pS 10 ~ -, ~. 81, - and S., Of ranges .
Tow,.,,,- 70 = - % . , -
t""hs"P7 30. 49, ~, 81, 81 and 50, OF ranges 7
az
y .'-''.vi - ana % q range y.
Trwnsh'ps - .!'.s ~ ~ - and 81. ofrsnge 10
Ii, IL, 10. ia. 10 and 10.
Towtsaips rs n, -. 70. 81, 81, 81 ard 50, OF ran
80 -, ~ ana 70
rownthiLs ~. -, o'si :. ~ and % Of range II.
gas ~ and e : % " 3D. OF ran
Townshlps 16, -, .s. So. 81. - So ,pi as, n, r.r-
yes 81 % AND 20 '"
TownshiI. 76. y. "a so 6, a, Ga, .
2.
Tow, shius 10 II "a "a Il. 81 sa.r,
ges Is, %, 50 and 81 'A"-
Towushlps 70 II "a 81 sr :, AND co $500.
81.
Townships 70, -, -, 50, 81. 81. 81 and 81, Of range
Al the land Office nj on ARyrON m M.,d.v ~.
hitetntn Gay of February next, wiz:
North Of tho bate line a~d eat or The 6nh Dr,,e-
mai 1rerldiun
r
ao"Hsl y -, y iAnRe 4.
T..nsh,ps : -. % - y, 1ast9
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-28
FURNITURE.


icon. RocE ISLAND AND II sr'sO
WHBae Ill kinds Of furniture ran be had .uch
w .. Chats Tables Toilets. BYresns a.. ~
wase Stands, wsrdro' es, Cupboasds Fancv "a.
.tea0s, Oommon Dedst' ads, N.w st le Fxtsns,on
races, aud other ~srticles too numerous 70 nention.
cases, II every kind and made TO order and vsrrsn.
tel. ~esseo'
OLD FURNITURE REPAIRED
rr,1 sooo p nv: sof.: furnished wi.t Ne~ sp,ings,
ana 1sr.kocm Chairs repaired and wsrrsntsi .o|
tice. sWSs no.
to Ill ell orders. soop
lsdies. have your furniture vanished a,d a.vs
sxpsnse Of purchasing Lev. ss''
'sn1'otf q. v. COLI.
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OLD FURNITURE REPAIRED


''Hs members Of tbs Hook and Isider 90 90 n,
= DESTROYS o. becoming members, are reopsss.i
20 mset g me Council I hsmoer on Thursday even
ssnlsine eud trsusactlng 9th y bu .,ness.
ns.-. sS oRDss OF fHE CoupAsv.
Japa7
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-28

they have upon their hands. There is
trouble abesd, and the evil day cannot
be much longer postponed. The world
" wisdom Of the senior proprietor Of
the bank, who knows the more Flor
ence il stirred the more it will offend,
may gag the mouth Of the Gazette, but
We tremble for Davenport when we
think Of spring. We leave it 70 the
public which deserves best of this COM
~munity-the Democrat or the Gazette.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-28
BOOK TRADE

~ -
NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALS,
OF oil the most popular kinds. The following n.
received and tor sale.
MAG AZINES:
Harper,
Cooley, Graham,
RmeFsOn's 3 PusnAm'0 New Monthly
Peterson, Knickerbocker, Household Worcs,
B~lsctwood. Frank kslie's New Family Magazine,
Bs!lou's Dollar, Mrs Stephsns,S Y Journal, Harper's
Monthly Part, Leslie's Ill. Monthly Part.
WAverly Monthly, Novelette, Monthly.
Nick Max, Yankee Notions,
Working Farmer.
Hunts Merchants Mag. Water Cure Journal.
Dinsmore'sk \. Guides. London Quarterly Review
Appleton's X. Z. Guide, Kdinburg do do
chronological Journal. NorthBi itish do do
West Minister Review and London Family Herald.
NEW YORK WEEKLIES.
Herald,
Tribune, Times,
Dav Book Sunday Dispatch,
N. 7. Ledger, n. Y, Mercury, Clipper,
Picayune, Bro. Jonathan, Home journal.
Life III. Country Gent, RurslN Yorker, Novelette,,
Harper's WY. III, F.Lsslie's. III, Spirit Of the Times,
Porter's Spirit, Scientific American,
Irish News, Spiritual Telegrsph.
Irish American, Police Gazette.
N. 7. Leader, Living Age,
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BOSTON w EEKLIES:
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American Union,
waverly Mas, Psrlor Casket,
Flag of eur Union, Yankee Privateer,
Pilot, Ballou's Pictorial, and American Traveller
Phil. Dollar Newspaper and Saturday Evening Post.
Washington National Era, Baltimore Amer lean.
Pittsburg Gazette, st. Lais Democrat,
Cincinnati Times, and
Commercial,
Davenport Gazette,
Democrat, and
News, and
Chicago Reporter.
ENGLISH PAPERS,:
London Punch.
London Weekly Ttmes.
London Illustrated New,
Subscriptions received for the above on The most
liberal terms BY the Month. Quarter, or Year.
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