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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-02
MenyY Lond to Carry.

The Black Republican Conven tion which
nominated Mr.. Van Worries, passed a reso-
luton Heartily endorsing The Congestion
al career of Hon. V. B. Horton" Now
we submit that this was "piling it on" Van
little too sleep, He must now defend
Horizons vote increasing his own pay from
eight 10 twenty. -four dollars day; his vote
on the Dunn Bill, extending slavery in Kan
sas and Nebraska aud making slaves Of all
colored children born in those territories in
the year 1857; his vote for the "Union sli,
DER Banks, whom he aided to place ia the
Speakers Chair; his vote for the Montgom.
cry Bill, in violation Of the Philade phia
Platform, giving the people Of Kansas the
right to make their own Constitution; his
vote against the admission Of Minnesota as
. State, after her people had adopted her
constitution with great unanimity, making
her Free State, and after the census had
proved that her population numbered two
hundred thousand; and his vote at the same
session TO admit Kansas with a population
of only sixty thousand Van will feel bound
to defend all these votes of Horton, whose
endorsement by the Convention is precisely
the same as if Horton himself had been
nominated. The endorsement could not
have been more complete had this been the
case. we shall expect Mr.. Van Vorhes, if
he can ever find time to think of anything
but his own importance, to tell the people
why Mr.. Horton voted against the admiss'
ION of tho Eree State of Minna sota
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-02

RUMoR says Miss Isabella Cass is
soon to give her hand to Mr.. Van
Limburg, the Minister of the Neither
lands. Baron Gabers, Mr.. Van Lin.
berg's immediate predecessor, not
long ago renewed an adjourned affair
OF the heart, after ten years absence,
and carried off Miss Wright, one of
the prizes of New Jersy.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-02

On the Oath inst. a Vigilance Com.
mittee, armed with axes, demolished
a doggery, in the village of FranktoR
Indiana, ten miles north Of Franklin,
while the owner was absent. ',S'
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-02

A most singular deluson controlled
a Mrs. Chadwick, of Pee5kill, du.
ring temporary fits Of insanity, and
which finally led to very sad result.
She would constantly repeat the Scrip
ture. "If thy right hand offend thee,
cut it off," and one day last week she
severed her right arm clear off below
the elbow.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-02
FOR CONGRESS,
CHARLES d. MARTIN, Of Fairfield.
COUNTY TICKET.

FoR AUDITOR, NELSON RICHMOND.
FoR TREASURER, HENRY REYNOLDS.
FoR SHERIFF, WILLIAM GOLD.
FoR COMMISSIONER, SAMUEL TARR.
FoR SURVEYOR, JOHN DoDDS.
For CORONER, JOHN s. MCDOWELL.
FoR LAND APPRAISER OF Elk TowNsHlP
JOHN HUM.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-02
What Does Mr.Yan Worries Want!

w hdst OOCS NAA' y IN NA"SS " N"h'
The late contest in the st. Louis
(Mo.) Congressional District, in which
Barret, Democrat, beat Frank ?.
Blair, Republican, was a struggle be-
tween the friends of free aohite labor
and 62acb 8laOe labor, the Republi-
cans being identified with the former.
The Jacksen Eapress and other Loco
journals claim the result as "Demo-
cratic victory."-AthenS Messenger.
1t is well known that Blair is a
Black Republican hypocrite, as he
holds slaves himself. Aside from that,
we want to know if Mr.. Van Worries
really believes what he a8Serts-that
the issue on Congressman, in the State
of Missouri, was free labor or 8Iave
labor9 If in favor Of free labor in
Missouri, he must be in favor Of lib.
Grating the niggera. In that case,
what does Mr.. Van Worries propose
to do with theml
That is q serious question for the
consideration Of the people Of Ohio,
and we now direct attention to the
following resolution passed by the
convention which endorsed the hypo-
critic, Blair:
Resolved, That we believe it to be
for the best interests of Missouri that
slavery should become extinct within
her own borders, and the negroes re-
moyed beyond her limits. Give us
Missouri for aohite men, and whtte
men for Missouri.
The negroes removed beyond her
limits! Where to7 VIII Mr. Van
Worries answer thatl Will the ne.
groes be removed to Illiuoisl No.
Illinois has prohibited negro emigra'
ton; so has Indiana; 80 has Other
Western States; and Canadais moving
in the same direction! Where tEel
shall the negroes goa To Ohio! Here
we have no laws prohibiting their en-
trance, and for few years past onl
State has become a spot upon which
TO colouize the vicious and worn ou
negroes of the slave States. 1t is the
only State west of the Alleghanies tt
which the negroes are permitted tc
emigratel Is Mr.. Van Worries in ia
vor of admitting one hundred thou
sand emancipated Missouri negroes
into Ohiol Ifnot, why does be throw
up his hat for the Missouri Black Re-
publicansl Don't we get enough Of
the African race from the States south
of usl Are we not troubled suffic'
iently with the negroes already here
that Mr.. Van Worries and his negro.
equality friends should be after all the
niggers in Missouri
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-02

MARRIAGE ExTRAoRDINARY:-The
Sparta (Tenn.) Times publishes the
following marriage notice:
Married in Madison county, Ark,
Joseph Rogers, formerly Of Sparta,
aged ninety-ta0O gears, to Miss Nan
cy Chandler, aged 25 years. By this
marriage Mr.. Rogers becomes broth
er-in-law to his grandson--his grand
son having married his wife's sister
some Is or 90 years since. A singu-
lar analogy Of relationship can be
traced from this marriage, S the old
man has great great grand children.
We head our cotemporaries this time
on the marriage question. They may
knock under and take down their sign
until further dispatches from headquar-
ters ofthe army of occupation"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-02

1NDlA.-Tho Besume and her son
were at present with the King Of Dude
at Bargee, where the rebels were COL
lected. The Bombay Presidency was
quiet. At Gwalior the army had bro
ken upand gone into quarters. The
enemy withdrew from Jugdenpore on
the approach of General Roberts. An
outbreak was expected at Indore.--
The fugitive rebels frem Gwalior oc-
cupied Tamtonks. Matters appear to
be settling down everywhere, although
there we're 10000 rebels in the field
The Rajah ofShangarhad surrendered
himself.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-02
The Transfer Agent OfOhiO i'm
New York City.

The Columbus correspondent of the
New York EUening Post thus writes
to that journal:
"There is some doubt expressed here
whether Mr.. Briggs will bepermanent
y retained as the transfer agent or the
State of Ohio in your city. The most
opposite views as to his character and
capacities are freely expressed here
and in Cleveland, where Briggs form.
erly resided. Some Of those who were
officially connected with him in the
county affairs Of Cuyahoga. County are
most unmeasured in their condemna.
tion of him, and | have seen letter
to that effect. What a queer thing
this thing Of office.seeking, ofice-op-
posing ard office. getting is! Here we
have bushels of letters for man as
the first installment; next tie same
quantity, and in part from the same
persons, against him; and here stand
the appointing officers, as perplexed
as mass convention after the nomina,
tions--everybody hunting Offices and
official capacities, and everybody dis
appointed"
What is the matter with Briggs?
Has Chase appointed another Gibson
to office9
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-02

TIE MAN WITH A SHAWL NEED
NOT APPLY.-We find in the Gospel
(Maine) Banner the following adyer,
tisement:
am desirous of securing the ser.
vices oftwo male teachers to teach
school the coming winter. | take this
method therefore of making known
the fact. If this notice meets the eye
ofany man Il mean physical as we'll
as mentaD who is willing to teach as
we'll as keep school, lshould be happy
to see him.
N. B.--No person who wears a
shaaCl, &peotacLeS, or DaltS with a
cane, need apply, as sufficient instruc-
tioE from that class has already been
had. II. B. MAYNARD, Agt.
KENDALL's MILLS, July 10, 1858.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-08
MISCELLANEOUS.
Notice to the Afflicted.
JUST ARRIVED IN SACRAMENTO FROM San
FRANCISCO,
DIR. DAVIS.

or THE CITY or DUBLIN.
"IIO ~ DAILY REsTOR ING sIGHT TO THE
w Blind Hearing 10 the Deaf! pnnishjnR Fits,
Removing Marks from the facet curing Piles and bnd
Sore legs Hair also restored TO the head aud pre.
vented from falling OH.
The Doctor will cure PRIVATE DISEASES In less
time than any man in the world without loss Of time
10 the patient
LADIES, with weaknesses oe any slnd, give HE.
-" ahd yVu will not regret IT, Ladies' also attic nded
To by lrl.1r
Persons treated for CONSUMPTION had better se.
tho Doctor, nIne out of twelve are moi Con-
sumption at nil aud nru curable. All persons may
be sure that tho Doctor win not take any ease =
hand unless hc IL certain Of efceling n cure,
The oAtent oi imposition days In the practice
~ medcne, Induces ihe Doctor to invite all
to his Office. where they for themselves tho
cures ho performs; whore, also, his orce book ia
open for reference tO the hundreds he has cured In
-nn Francisco, and also his Dpiomh.
Cancer Cured without the
Knife
Myk-This s tho DT. nnyis who performed
many wonderful at his Office fOT Broadway,
New York,
Notice TO the Old Country People.
Dr. Davis treats fii cases the same NJ he did In
MADAM sTEPiIEks HOSPITAL, Ia Dublin. rs
Office hours from 2 A. ~. 10 = NJ
OFfIcE-So. u l. street between secoBd and
Third. .. Feb 3d--If
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-08
~ The Mustang Liniment Cares

~ The Mustang Liniment Cures
Rheumatism;
Tho Mnsang Llnment cures trIolnts;
The Mustang Linmeni cures Buns and Wounds
The Mustang i.inim nj cures Sores ani Ulcers;
Tho Mustang Linimsnt cures Cakod Breasts and
Sore Nipples
The Mustang iininent cures Neuralgia
The Nl'tms I.piment cIros Corns api Warts;
The Mustang Iinimcnt lie worth
l,oOo,0OO DOLLARS FER ANNuM
To The United Stntss, rs the proseryer snh rcs,orcr
OF vnuab,c horses and cattle II cures all spralns
Calls, Wounds, StiA Joints. &c.
VIII you answer this question: Did YOU ever
hear Of any ordinary Sore swelling. Sprnn ar sir.
ness either ON man or beast, which tho Mustang
Liniment would not curer Did yon ever visit any
respectable druggist In any part Of the word-n
Europe !.sia or America--wbo did not say at was
the greatest di.coyt Of the agcY' sold everywhere
Every famil, should hn,c't threo sizes. BARNES
PARK, Propriciors, New York
PARK a. WHITE.
sole Agents for the Pacific Coast,
13l Washiptton street, opposite the Market.
COTTON & moDERMoTT, Agents, orovile.
% THE TRADE supplied ON the most liberal
terms APPS 3m
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-08
Strayed or Stolen

uNKON THE SUB' CRIBER. ON OR ~
about the 18th of March, one Bay IAE
horse, with ball fac and :hree white feet. -lZ1-
and the fourth supposed to be part white, Is about
Ia han.Is high. with white spots or both sides
aud white bsirs scattere over hi. funp and Sides
little white sp,t thet Of The shoulder supposed
IN b. n collar marx dark m tus n II tail and small
hurst on the left side; aisD O3s hay mare about II
hands high hite strip the f,reasal. the left side
,,f the "a ~ white With little white Oh the under
in four white feet col hIarked top of the neck
hia in de IN. and bran led The Iet shoulder sup
no.ei 10 b. J. : also on the right thigh star Any
thai will bring one bItl ofthem TO Abbye'
n inch tsl miles ab bre tbs BuIio Ranch on The
,lfovale and Forbssiosn Reas, or ~li give me IN
c1.mliija Of tie sane, wig be Hoorly rewarded.
Ma.ch u, 1873. sst.sa u, Absf''
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-08
JUSTICES oF THE PEACE.

(Dphir ToSnship
fohn .. Derry ........E Edwar Donaho
coNsTABLEs
(Ophir Township
HalhewJ Psrcell ..,,........ Robert l. Patton
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-08
TO the Citizens of California.
C A u r 10 N!
Wolfe's Schoidam Aromatic
SCHNAFP

Which aluorltcd compp 'nds areintcnded to sell in
California ~ iinst my nGinc article.
My object IS TO announce that nave recently es
tablished an AGENCY IN SAN FRANCISCO for
supply ing the State ali Oregon with my Schnapps
and that hcrcrf,,T III! a,%ais keep said agency
supplied with large stock; 80 that respectable drug
gists and liqIur dealers throughout CalitornlH
can always supply themselves a. i regular price,
merely enough over the New York price {" cover
cost of freight and charges; thus avoiding compliant
NJ heretofore. of occasional scarcity and extreme
high price.
ltis now many years since frst impor'c ed these
Schnappsr from the celebrated old distillegy nj Schei-
dam, Holland, IN which am interested II Is now
conceded that 10 Gin wasevcr imported into this
country which has approached my Schnapps in re-
gard 10 PURITY, tEALflFULNESS, and EX-
QUiSIrE AROMA or flavor. This claim. and for
proof point to their universal popularity and the I'M
mense and increasing consumption by all classes,
north and south, east aud west comprising the TEN
perance people, medical faculty, &c, To such an ex
tent tpat my establishmeni, packing the enormous
quantity OF 900 bottles per day. is barrel! able to I'LL
It's orders.
Also, the Wofe's Schnapps have been analyzed
by the m,si celebrated Chemists, Drs. Mott and
Deck of Nnw York, and Others " no all testify that
nrp
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-08
C 4 BISEf.
STATE OFFICERS.

UNITED STATES
D. G Broderck ...... .....,... ....Wm.Gwin
Us REPREsENrArIvEs.
G.McKibben ...... .Cbas. Scott
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-08

u fOstetter's stomach Hitters arc
the only u tiers now offered to tho public which are
prepared by u scientific chemical process, aud that
vii. bear the test OF analysis, therefore perfectly
harmless, and al the same lime contains all the
medical properties Of tonic, and II taken asper
direcors, will remove tho bile from the stomach,
aud fice an appetite impnriiDg health and tone to
the whole system, In manner that IL truly wondor.
full
Those Blters being very pleasant 10 the TASTE, also
make a delightful beverage.
As there are several base limitations, purchasers
should be careful spj take none but GENUINE
HOsrETTgR'S STOMACH BfTTERs, KEPT by all
respectable Saloon keepars and for sale In qnanii
Ties 10 suit by -.
PARK WHITE.
Sole agentsfor the Pacific Coast,
132 Washington street, Fan Francisco.
COTTON g. moDERMOTT,
aps-2n Agents, Oroyiils.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-08
BLA.NK ks 4!

Every Inscription Of BLANKS exccrted on the short
Of notice, with uurivallei taste and neatness.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-08
COUNTY OFFICERS.
SUPERVISORS.

saa district ........... ..... .....f. n. Mat"e
hirl ............. .........J. p. Ripley
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-08
Perfectly Pure Medical Tonic

Invaluable n. n renedy against BAD WATER,
GRAVEL, ,INDIGES rlON. DYSPEPSIA. DEBIlI-
TY, SC They also certify that they tolnd my
Schnapps to be free iron Arnyc Alcohol or Fus
Oil. an exceedingly hurlfal Ingredient, found la ali
common Gin, which Dr. Mott describes as "feid,
acrid, aud ashmati cal and producing irreparablc ef
fects upon the nerves and ndstomach" The certificates
also prove my Schuapps perfectly clear Of .'the
cend heavier Essential Oil of Juniper, also dan
geruus component, produced by the over distilaOn
practiced Olncrease the qnantityin making ordinary
Gin 4"
These statements are made with view to Invite
comBarison in California between the genuine WOfc's
chnapps and the various brands oI bogus limitations,
mixed doctured up, or ryeetened Gin; IN square,
black bottles, Limitation of my sty OF ttes) under
different names and labels. whether marked London,
GERMANY, IIollagd icneidtn S5hnapps. &c., IN 0f-
mite variety confident that the trai Will Result In
California jus, as il has long since done in AL the
older states IA repndiaiing all the bogus dnwholc-
some limitations referred to,ind ibe complete triumph
Of my pure Scheidam Schnapp-.
desire briefly To notice i've iacts Thch nave iatey
added largely 30 the use OF Wult5s Schnapps in the
CITY of New York and Ella where. let Pure French
Brandy il IL now almost impossible 10 o6tau-neary
all the brandy imported from France being American
raw spirits sgni there nade into bandy, ana shipped
back again. ID Many people are abandoning the
use Of American whiskey, brandy and gin, since It
has been discovered tnat SfRYCHNISh, deadly
poison is In at the west in disiiliins thereby ill.,
creasng the yield ofLquOr about one-third
In conclusion, viii say tO all who desire sboe
GONE Bile tonic and sIimuIeGgye tar Irlalio
w q l. T. E'S
SCheidam Aromatic SchDapps.
CUULPHO WOLFE, : OIs Importer,
s6-3m 22 Beaver street, New York
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BARTLH1T, KAYE & CO.,
Importers end Dealers in
PAINTS, OILS, vARNIsHKS,
WlAD0W GLln, oLA1gWAlI Blulln, &C.
Ne. t49 Main 81, bss. 1sA = Ssh,
KEOKUK. IOWA.

r1Jowsftsa - ~ hsaz he tnssisy nsas,
what en- Dc r. ssss Mis- violsss eranp an
nightly sskisss ~ I yell know The easse 70 -
To- ireqasst giaAnlesaes IL saAiss shsavsgstablss
bies and traits Of ths season, besides takiae ~
sso q ncrs siaaeps of Ice wsssr during ~ Aay--
scnssvusntly, mast ray tbs psaalty. Oar sd-
vies y saeh wssM ~. always % kssps bsstls Of
Hsststtsr's Celebrated 6toaash Dittsrs In ths
horse. = h VIII a1Ord iasAst sslisf y aay psssou
having Cramps. spssas, Cholera Morbss, &C.,
wassh ~ ssssniiy ~ rsssi u over -ialslgsses
h Vegetable diet. II fass, vhsa intsssst Il enc
ssltsd, - fssiy sasa1sA y y without thsss Bit
ssn. TAsy 80 - hsA = asy Of osr drasgisss fss
ses dellas psr bsttls, seasaising . fall Qsaxt,
which will lass fss ~ ssassa.
6olA b druggists ~ 1salsss esesrsiiy.
P. GIBBONS, Aesnt,
ssgIedAw Msia-st, ~. GixtA ~ 6svntA.
weeds Fassss Sswsag HasAi.s.
THIS Is the nsst ssliahls 6swisg Machine svss
s1srsd 10 Iris narkst, both II tAs qsA1,y o9 is
vosk. lie Durability and sinplisisy. The opera.
ton Of ~ sasisr lsasasd shaa that u any other
Machine, vAilsit works sith sass ~ The ansst
silk ~ tie hssvisst doth lssthsr, on either Of
vhish Il works iaa vsEy sspssior manner uakiag
. straight sssaly-Aid ssan, mach ansf tAan ordi-
ssy hsnd vosk, whils 10th siass q ~ doth NJ
stitched alias. II rarely ssss out II vsrkisg o.
81 q fsqsifss repairing anA 10 sinpls that a
sDsrascr an pssfsrn al ssdinssy repairs % Il.
ansii II - worn out. WsA tAsss aayas sagss over
sthsS AesAtao, ~ 1ssI ssA1Aent shat Wssds
rAtsat Sssing Msshisa viii bsss nsst ~ wants
4 FaaiiiSa, I'll kIkdsof Msasfassssiag ClslAisss,
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w. w Pc Rim +.
NJ. y aAas-sr.. xxsKUx.
c1nAP CASH s1oRn!
APnIL, isss.
AN NOW RECEIVING NJ SPRING STOCK o.
NEW SWINE Avn sUmmKa
g y q D S!
sabfasias nssA larger and more general ~
sorsnsat Of
Rich ana sDlsnAiA Cssss,
Than ever before offered In this market. Ny
aeoA have AL bssA sosgAt waaAia The
last month for CASH, and 1t
Priees thatCash osly this.
sprinswouids bay
then st,
AHp WILL - SOLD A. rnicHs
9-ToR cAsMl-~
That no other cash Or credit stoss will attempt y
oompsts With.
n shoft, ny STOCK rs xxTHN6IvE and dsss-
rabls, aed will b SOLD At PRICES that win h
looked Tor In vain ct any other store.
ian prepared to give ssssrsl benefit 70 NJ
friends and the world 1t large, and will - foupd
asna rosy md willing to inpast fayess 70 al
GOODS CHEAP RON CAsMl
Fine French Lawns, Fine Robes A'Quills,
Fine Orgsndie Auslins, Fine Bersge
Robes, Fine French Chsiliss,
In every shade end color, - psr cent. Tess
than svsr bs1sssellrsd.
Plain Taasts, Black Wassrsd, Poulst d,jois,
Satin du'Chins, and Plain Black
SILKS, at Bargains.
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT o. new
Stella, Thibst and Grape sHAwLS, Lace
and Silk AANTiLLAS and TALMAS.
PRINTS, GINGHAMS AND Dr. LANES,
From No Prizes Up.
g \ 4 r = r roo Ms,
On the second noor. are nov filled with Nav and
Cnolca 6SyLRs Of
velvet, Brssssns, rapsssry ana ~.
Dsr sagRalns
And all the lov~ ssal~ II 'cAlRzx1EG; making
altogether - ~ AssssA aa1nany
ssssO eUAisnDW
hICn vnLvBTD AND 01UssEls
Than - tsfoss ksps IN iAisnafkst.
Also, Floor 0N CIslAs, ~ stdtAs, Rsss.
Mats, ss1 MOI Aols.
All Of which will b sold good per cent. Lsss
than On b bosght elsewhere, Ard q psi1ss
that will bare comparison With
AnY ofAnH nAHKHS.
Al Things arc Ready, Coms I
Examine, Compare Prices ssd Quality
With Any Other Store,
AND BE CONv NCED.
April 81. sd ". ". PEmaNR.
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ss.Lsgs. ASS. u.
YLCuA- cssatry .. ?. - ~, 10 sstn % -.
c0RA-Ysiisv ~ White - % sas In asu bss,.
OA19E-Se y ~.
HAY-5h = ~ -.
WHISkY-sS - 10.
LAkD-cesassy Ne.I lee.
cAt1LB-yais e shsios slsvs.st - %.
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NsW JeSSsy Danks.
Thonpson's Daak Reporter, corrected by
Thompson DTetAess, fnenishss the aansxod
listlef pas Jsessy Banks and he places Of
sRAzx o. H4w SnnOY.
49, 49, : 8 S e. ~; ssy 9ss.a Aaat.
8 Cs.tsa!Daak q Nsv Jersey. HieAtovn, = ssa
unj MmhAttaA hank. 80 q s
Ss,1,n nasi. 1slsiAsrs. - and y, lislaspsli-
81 80 Path A.ley; r.pssssss' - NJ.
ol,.s,. ~ = H.v Jersey, A.srs.a =,
- ~ y v.,........ y, ...s....
:s.nss' ~ MesAaais' Iask, MiA&l.ssw.
relats aekAf ~ 0sansawsaitH.
k.1fn, = Aaeeatn' 1nnkef Railways lfsess-
lseelse o. lrasAssssa 1..l.
= ~! w. - ~ AAesaatssa, = ~ spi
3 s s:s...zs ~ Z. s: .l o.. ~.
AsAsss @. 1sak, lsssaA ~, ~ - LssaAss
1.ssAeaiss.1Aat. Hsvmk s. ~ ., nspAa,.
]. " :. M. la.l. 1ssatsa. = - =, -
r. 1fos94eNAealth. 49, a y
,issss' -. Js,ssy ~ ~ -
Is.. sls1 -. Fssash. - !, ,o.a1,asaA-
!! ~ - q. rsvssa, =
q !, = - ~, nstssuallaI
11fapsAssg yah, 1asksl csnnenx,anA
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~ rARY AND TlHEAxxs DApGEs; MxsALic
LEfTxns; NOrARIAL AND OTHER SEALS AND
| PREssEs; SfEHcIL MARKING PLATrs: Blxnxas s.
SrAnpS; DooR PtAfKs; BAGGAGE CnEcKs;
| Vnws or BuILDiNGs AND kAcuixxkx; WE'D
Dlsc AND Canine CARps, DnAwIxos Ioa 1ar
| PATENT OryrcE. Address
CHILDS 4 Co., =. q. Uox -.
Kookuk Boos-Dsnaorv.
AND BLANK BOOK MANU1AoRo1Y
PLANK Books made and rple1ts - ~ aired
Dpattsrn. Court Records $500 0Seks1s, ~.
ssssoss Book, Poll Bossss - III, fafaishsd =
Old Bsois. Hasasiaes, lssas, I'll, Sou.a o. =.
hssad II Any ~ = desired.
~1y 1in1ssy viii " found In McCune'
s. .1s ssslssr = hain I'D = sssoea-:t:. -.
Is IN g - . .9.'.. !. j. r.,,.,..,
. 80 Rio coass, -'
iy,sa 0IIaaoSE: TAYLOR co.
y cIidhokH. TAILOR co. o.
N0d LAvee.
OK TONS 5asd ssd Bar IRON, for ale i ~
'"; d'ssSaoas, rArlos 90.
jy13d f- Lava
Ne kxcuse 1oF Da1 6Foo1.
AZ - psspas!ng = vsfy snsestes astapls q
Yeast peNdaft VAi1AI warrant r. ~ . mod u
not sapesia e ~ etAsr a ~ assh.A ~ at
'.ss ~ ''' AN = ''l'' 3 yC. ....:..
500 GALLONS F''' L'''' IS 8 V 8: 8; >
nsy31d . Isl nAin-st.
F(10 K.osiPurs. White Lasd 9! - :;
s.szs : : 81 81 iII;
8seck 90 Goo1s WanSo1S
+ ONSlGTIN0, In whsh Or part, of 0feseries,
OsDeess and Bhose, AsaAy-1aAs CletAing, Of
staple Dry Goods, IN sxehanes for Lad, 10Th en-
Ssr and prairie. selected fron thrss 70 six ysAss
since.
Al ho,osahls asal upoA : 80 ha1as i sspssee1.
Csstiesd pists ard abstract e sitls fut0ishsd.
Address, Fort Dss Molncs postoGes 0ox aA.n
Refer tedoy +. T. Lows md Rsa. 2; y. XII
bourne. o. odsw
1(lCl() Lbs. Psins Posasl, iss - y
iansl3 ~ Maln.st
KE0OSENR LAMRS
ESOR burningC Coal Oil, Which IN peiat Of ssonony
A.. e. = s E. .ss '.s 7. y :As e. * lssg
sksapsr tAaa SaninG esid. Il eivss ~ - olss
In conbssttsa, - viii ~ sxpleds. q hsfnsine
his lamp bsfoss ths pahlis u u snnnsssseasy Is
nop..d ssstinoaiah, 9 Il sva nssss ass lssasa
/ No Oh Mals.sI., sssvssl 81 - q, % Seor
bslow. Meksy's Hat Store.
iy31Aln n. Q. A1RRxI1.