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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-10
CHICAGO.


VRoAG
J. J. oALlA0HER'e,
General Advertising and Collecting
.Ao0DJ0X,
% DkAR0ORN ST., CHICAGO. Ills.
TAPP EN-.
los LANE STREET los
CHICAGO, ILLIy0Is.
Q Il q = n Z N q.
For Jlles and BOys,
BETTER AND CHEAPER THAN EVER
VVHE extraordinary iow prices ruling at the last
j during the past winter months, as yell - The
probably scarcity OF desirable goods for 6srnS AID
summer wear, have induced 20 70 purchase ana we
ere now receiving by kxpress, an unusually Isree
and ant assortment Of fine and fsshionSuie gooos
for mems wesr.
READY NADH CLOTHING.
O,r manu- factory In this city has been kept In con-
slant operation during the past four mohihs, ens-
bling at this time to oher the largest ana oes As
sor nent cf and fashionable garment ever exhh.
it'd in the Northwest, and ut prices much below
to.e obtAinef isst season for the same qua ity Of
g,ods We guar sntee the quality Of our work, ~
garment being made up unfer our own supervision,
and on our own PREMISES, we can safely warrant It
,Q1A TO the best custom work
MERCHANT TAILORING.
Our custom room. under the management Of one
n the most skllfuI Cuters III be couDtry 10 fuil-
stocked With entirely assortment OF the latest
np,rtations q The fac qualities 81 Cloths, Cassi
me- Co. vrstirts, &c. which we will make up !, or
der at snort notice and In the best style only, Ut
NEW YORK PRICES.
We guarantee entire satisfaction, or refund thu
money.
ONE PRICE ONLY.
i5.Remsm ber the number, los Lake street
aprs7dIy--JJ6 TAPPKN BROS.
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5000 Gases S5.AN OLD INDIAN DOCTOR, who
has made his fortune and retired from
business, will spend the remainder OF
5000 Cases his days In curing hat dreadful disease
CONSUMPrION-FREE or CHARGE;
his earnest Gesire being TO cAte
5000 Gases TO the world his remedies that have
proved successful in move than 5000
cssss. He requires each applicant TO
5000 Gases send him minute description o! the
symptoms, with two stamps, t6 cents,)
to pay the return letter. in which he
5000 Gases will return them his ADVICE PRK-
SCRIPTION with directions for psepa-
ring the incidence, &C.
5000 Cases The OLD DOCTOR hopes that those
an ctcd will not, account OF delisacy,
refrain from consulting him becsuse he
5000 Cases makes No Charge. His sole objccA in
advertising Is to do oil the good n can
before he dies He feels that he Is Just
5000 Gases " celebrated for the cure Of Consump-
ton, Asthma, Bronchities, Nervous af-
fections, Coughs Colds, &C Address
5000 Cases DOCT. UNCAS BRANT,
Box 3S3l, o., New York.
arch 1853 mch31.w3m
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Milwaukee and Watert0Wn H h


WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
I'm and after Monday November 26th, Passenger
~ Trains on this Road will run aS follows:
First train leaves Wstertown at $40 NJ arriving
in Watertawn at 8 Az. Second Train leaves Wa
tertown 225 M arriving at Watertown at so NJ
First Train leaves Milwaukee at SIS A Y arriving
at watertown at 11;I9A M. Second train leaves Mil
waukee at 6;25 NJ arriving at Watertown at $3.50 n
CONNECTING-GOING EAST.
At Milwaukee with the Green Bay, Milwaukee and
Chicago Kstlrosd to CHICAGO; thence via Michigan
Southern, Cleveland Toledo, Cleveland and Erie, snd
N, York and Rre to New York city; thence via
steamer c Vanderbilt and Plymouth Rock to Boston /;
also connecting at Chicago with Michigan Oentral /,
Great Western, Canada, New York Central to New
York city; thence via New York And New Haven
CONNRCTING-0OING WRIST.
At Watertown with Stages to Oak Creek, Dodge
Centre WauFun, Berlin, Beaver Dam, Fox Lake.
Portage City Portland Waterloo, HAnehetvtllc, Sun
Prairie, Columbus. Otsegc, Wyocena, &c.
FREIGHT TRAINS.
Leave watertown at 800 y, and WilWaukee
r. w. FOWLER, General Superintendent.
Milwaukee, Nov. Is. 1857 octl7du
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GRIND TRUNK RAILROAD

OF Gar MAZDA.
"a HRIGGHTtULANDR OMANTIO ROUTE
rHxwEsT
BOSTON, New York and the Eastern states,
NH,tse Michigan Ccntrai. Greot Jresf, m, OydenS-
butgh a3,6 Ierm0at CcHfrd aud
Grand Trunk EsaiIrcad Of Canada.
Pa-sc,.."rs by thss rou.' have an opportunity Of
merry 10 the world, including Toronto. Niagara
T3is Suspension BtfdDe, The Thousand fsidnds,
Hopt,is M he - La1crente, Iaebnc, WoHfreni.
tbfe Mountains NE 1ubui,,f Byidgs, tnsdriy
m rs nt ic1gfh), Lax, Dhdmjfdin. Fuhs OF Mont
ti&pffHdi, UedsoH Hfrer. &c oic
On and after MAJ 1858, baggage will be checked
thr aga fr"nI On icaRo
The trnuIoih Steamship
g.EyiA THAN,
or ~ 800 TONS, AND 100 FEET IoN0
II urfrI contract to this company for one or more
trTst Portland this year. Tourists return tickets
tom OH - ia The cuief towns In Europe viii short
ly h. i-suei. Tickets from Chcag, fer all points
rsst, al" Tor the i"yia han. FOR the %. =. D.
Co. ships lc obtained the oficc OF the Grand
rrHnr Raj road, ~. 81 Dearborn street. ChIcafn.
fNtIsNGt on FuHurs.-s ght Drafts on London
~ nv i,iarrpr pnnri sterling. mny be procnred
At tho flee a the Grant Itftnt Rairooi IN Chi
GAG.
wARpACK,
Agent Of Cir. Trunk n II Co. OF Csnsis.
aprisftf-CHs
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MEDncAL.
o47 u Lila
o@..Scal lmfirBmAry

D%.1cal 1m1frBmAry
lclTn STREET. OPPOSITE TIE REvEas
HoTKI-
Two YOUNG NBR AND 9TH
! ! !
~ i Ens -Negvous Debility and
Cnronic Diseases, the fret and
T7H Eai1> direct Consequence Ct excess aud
abuse Of the sexual system, 10 q
peculiar di sessed condition Of
the seminal oYgans, which ID
Hk<SfW produced BY mastuYbafto0 -
4 Ag.F8NAx The following disorder, some in
4. 2ksyxx - - one case, some IN another, ere
- - agajn the direct squepce u
"a l.,p9 tins disease, viz Semirs Ernis-
- - sions General Oebiiify and Nor
yousness, u state for Society,
f.,oS,,v pr...nt,msnts, pain and weakness in the
bank impairn, NJ Of me,,tal vsor and memory, wess
ri v.,.rv GEES eYuptions on the face ard body y,
rs.,ia..n... ar vicious dreams and unrefreshinS
s.ep uuatness Tor marriage relations, Improper ex-
ctsbty OF the Organs, ttnesure coeuvehsss, phes'
dyspepsia, &c.
.yy sutf.Yey from solitary indulgence can attest And
fpr,her any latent family predsposon " disease,
A. scrofuIa. consumption, apop-xy, rhsbHA.sb,'
,p.ps.y Dubecillfy impotence, insanity, &c u al.
most surely eventually developed into sctvity sno
Is actnsly the m,st frequent cause OF those mais"is
IN y,uag persons ss proved by the statistics Of all
..,r,utrtes And thus IL equally true ~ the heNes
att 1. taken In tim this disease ana It's cvps.due
ees - perfectly amrnabie - trentm' NJ
~ ,tubbetl viii give medical advice gratis To al pa
TENTS thus afflicted male OF ieIhhi', VINO "15 "pI'J
ry letter or p.rsonslly. nth description OF their
es.c =. b. . true and reliable means OF cure AID
n pr poses treat the Unfortsnnte ana Ia cases o.
r,ren,e poverty and suffering, for sum that VIII
ouly oompen sste tn. oost ~ medicine
In all dtseasps which affect nxnkiDd arising from
ahu.n Of sexual functirns-whether married or sin.
gle male or sernsie-Doetor Hnbbeil may be Consult
privately and secretly, matter what the disease
may BE-, he will faruish them with delightful and
lie. remedeH that " strengthen the whole ner.
sous syssem-abd That, 90, ~ ren-dies that never
do the slightest injury, under any circumstances.
To rHs I.ADfH -Laiies troubled with irr-guiari-
ties, Weasnes- and other complaints peculiar 70 the
female systrn will md a SPECIFY cure by calling ~
An COMMUNICATIONS strictly confidential.
Address, J Hubbeii, n ID, box 1855 o, Chicago,
Illinois.
Private Office, No s. Randolph st, oprcsite the
Revere Hotel.
SPECIAL NOTICE -II.GHLT IMPORTANT TO
FEMALES All those wlo-e health VIII not admit OF
browning mothers, and wishing quiet acconmc da
tons ttl restored md also Ia secure the services OF
one 81 Il most experienced Ply scians IN the Unit
4 a.es will please address P. q. Box s6o, Chicago
III uiay.gtitf
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RAILROADS.


0ss0seoees' .4S-T0Se1e1sseSst,
an and afser K,nday Nay l7th 1855, and until
OfurtheT netics trains VIII leave 1oeA isAod daay
Sundays excepted, - foalows:
list mall train - o20AM
81 freight g.DOAM
"a night express 71OP n
Trains arrive at nosk Island dsily, Sundays e.
oepted, - follows:
LIST ntght express - 6A0AN
I'd frc1ght trains q A.OoP n
"a mail train q A.S5PN
All trains over this rcsd In direct oonnexion n
Chicago with trains both the Michigan Southern
Michigan Central Pit, sburg, Port Wayne and Chico.
20 Hail Road 10 and from Detroit Toleio
ClevelAnd, Onluribus. Cincinnati, Pittsburgh
Dunkirt Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Albany New Ycrh.
PhiladelphtA, Baltimore and Washington Also nj
laHa!le with trains Of the Illinois Central koad-
North to 0siena and South to ST. Louis and Cairo IN
which pisces tickets can be procured Of
w. B. Gremnee, Ticket AGENT
Agents, 3. =. Depot, Rock Island.
PASSENGER are reminded Of the necessity o. giving
distinct directions the destination OF their bag
gage also 70 procure tickets before taking their seats
In the care the conductors collect only 70
Aone On the line Of the Chicago Rock Island
JOHN r. TRACY, Superintendent,
v. h. wannAH, Asst Sup's.
Rock leland. Nay. To- iSh5. ldtf
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BLACkWOOD'S MAGAZINE.
BRITISH REVIEWS,
AND THE
FAR M RS GUIDE


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Lie the following leading British Periodicals, viz
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scholar and the professional man, white to IN. intel.
1igeut reader ofeNery class thu furnish more COR
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~ delivered Free VI Postage. when sent hv mali
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2 vols. Royal Octave. 600 psges and
numerous wood and steel engravngs.
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MEDICAL.
EELET TIE SICK REJOICE aT
NOW IS THE TINE To USE
Herrick's Sugar Coated Pills
AND
Kid Strengthening Plaster.

These remarkable Fami-
~ Mcdicines have stood the
test OF public experience
facenty gears ; have been
used by over three millions
OF persons, and are still
CONFUSING the III e. ica |
world with their Startling
cures.
These Pills are particu-
larry adapted to diseases
peculiar to the Western and
southwestern States, and
will be found, on trial, tie
most valuable Cathariic at
present known.-For TWEEN
" years their use IN the
Middle and Eastern States
has bean unlimit d, and
their success III curing dis
ease a perfect series Of tri-
uinphs. { obtaining no Mer-
curry, they can be used at
any time without regard
to employment or diet. BE-
ing Coated with Sugar, they
are pleasant to take, unit
ing as they do, the Power
OF Mercury with the ease
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nouseKeepers! Housekeepers!

vHr sreatest attention vii be paid by the gubacr
i beg 10 repairing Furniture in the most sotstan
tial r.anDer and nestest stye Old Chairs ana fanoS
painted Furniture rep sinted in any style eqnsl to nes
ettAnAsa . VIII 6iopetch.
OsAtnse nahsy enl YDpss Hsageg.
sspSoAvv 1nHs lslae6 - ~ oessHS ~ vssss.
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OFFICE %'E'xVaesNE;RsS!

Every vnri.tg of once t.ti5nery, 10th Foregn ana
Domestic kept coast antn IN I4na,
Ew{e4s Cicbrnted EoNntoja Toe'
which Tor Durability elasticity and nrmusss. are IN.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-10
To Brick Makers.

NOR sale cheap for cash--Sx Brick Machines CONT
IL plete and IN good order. Each machine, with
ne horse will make IA 900 Perfect Brick per day
All the brick on the Hudson River made by sim
liar machines. Address
kARVIAN 4 GIBBS,
mch2G-dtf 20l2, Chicag
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WHITES QUADkILLE BAND,
LeClatre,,sSco Co., Iosca.
n - "a III II * Il ,

LeClatre,,aSc0tt Co., EOsca.
BAND.OF TWELVE.
Z First Violin. Jacob Strxsser,
Second Violin, schultz,
ClaYionet, John SCHUYLER,
r Flute, HJckrtedt,
Cornet, Aichaeli,
FIRST TTuUpct, Henry SchuhIev,
Second Trumpet, Ekart,
FIRST French Horn, Schroeder,
Second French Horn, Bsinn,s
n H1ret Baritone, A. W. Read,
CONTRA Bass, PAhst.
Prompter, A. N. white.
BAND OF FIVE
g FIRST Violin, A. n white,
Second Violin, Jacob Strasser,
~ Clar ionet, John Schunler,
Cornct. Henry Schubert
IF bass, A.1w. Read.
Al orders addressed to A. W. RRAD, or JACOB
OTRA6SKR, Davenport, Iowa, or to A. n. WHITE,
~ Claire, Iowa, will receive prompt attention.
n y. We furnish better Music than any other
Band In the State, or make charge.
aug32idf
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are particularly requested i"call GnG eyaiine Unt
stock before goi'g 70 New YORK. We tl.iiiE u ~ III
our power y OH them in'uc. neGts to by Of Us
whicn will rrfrisr tFlp n the Fast unnecessary.
All orders promptly attended % by
A Il hurley !: CO,
Whole ale X Retail Sta toners BLANK BOOK Man
az
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1HEO. Belts, I
| J. j.. Mel LEN, !
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mrn.sn : s.ns rralil.. s cre.. secllon pnrcr.

Ffcll Books, Transit Books. lie q Books, Came
AMI Sale uileiis. IiIi, lnk. Ne8'uaie an WIZ 81
A Nr,giots wafer c5luis ia A.f ana y hel' cas- =.
Mathematical INSTRUMENTS IN setts aid spffait5
.Sctles prutraltots, alei Rils, fuckct Rul ;
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letter Copying Presses,
ESiafas. Esooi Mandatory

VI have connected with our store 4 first ciass
Blank Boek Bndrry where We afr prepared t. farm
ish at short mott suy Kind Of hhnk b. KS with
without prIate1 headings nud OF at desired patterns
al . a fall ns,otilneLt VI IIAle,s hto.a.
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The Oakdale Cemetery Company

ocedtf
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Solrn STREET. OPPOSITE THE REvEas
Q" Ho1EI.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1858-01-09
The Governors Message.

Governor Pollock has given US his third
and last Annual Message. The document
contains nothing specially new or iuteres-
ting. It even lacks the important merit
of brevity.
The Public Ledger, says--he recon-
mends a sale of all the remainder Of the
Public Works, and the remission of the
tonnage tax on the Pennsylvania Rail
road. Thinks the law of the extra session
generating the banks from the penalties
they had incurred by falling to pay their
debts, has been beneficial in its effects, and
believes that free banking would be better
than the present system. Then follow
comments on the tariff, and some weak
stuff about home and foreign labor, which
shows that the Governor has not gone very
deeply into the consideration of the subject
Condemnation of omnibus bills and specia
legislation, recommendation of monumen
to the Pennsy lvaniaus who fell in Mexico
and the erection Of a house for the Gov
ernor, concludes the remainder of the
message.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1858-01-09
The Annual Settlement.

The Commissioners, Treasurer and
Auditors, of Columbia county, met in the
Court House, on Monday last, and by
Wednesday at noon, they had completed
the Annual Settlement, the year 1857
Those officers deserve great credit for the
promptitude with which they have dis
charged their official duties. The County
Statement will be published the first week
in February, as soon as approved by the
Court.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1858-01-09
Licenses and Bonds.

Persons applying fer Tavern licenses,
will find the APPLICATION and BoNp, in
legal form, neatly printed at the Office OF
the Columbia ! emocrat. Licenses will
only be granted, for the current year, al
the February and May Terms of our Court
and the Application or Petition, signed by
"twelve reputable citizens" must be filed
with the Clerk of the Court, one month in
advance, in order that he may give the
said application at least three weeks
publication in not less than two county
newspapers. Each applicant for License
should bear in mind that they must pay
25 cents at the time to t lie Prohonotar,
to pay for advertising.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1858-01-09
Pennsylvania Legislature.
HARRISBURG, Jan. 8. 1868.

SENATE.-The Senate met at o'clock
this afternoon, and all the members being
present, were called to order by Mr.. Fin
ney. a
The Secretary Of the Commonwealth
presented the returns of the election of pew
Senators, which were read.
VIM. II. Welsh, of York, was elected
Speaker on the first ballot, which stood as
follows:
For Mr.. Wesh-Mcssrs. Bell, Brown,
Buckalew, Craig, Orcswoll, Ely, Evans,
Fetler, Ingram, Knox, Laubach, Marsels,
Miller, Randall, Sabell, Steel, Straub,
Turner, Wilkins and Wright, Democrats,
and Firncy, Republican--2l.
For Darwin A. Finuey-Messrs. Baldwin,
Coffee, Francis Gazzim, Gregg, Harris,
Myer, Rutherford, sch fer Schoficld and
Souter, Republicans and Welsh, Democrat
-l2.
Mr.. Welsh was declared elected Speak
er.
Mr. Finney administered the oath of
Office to the new Senator's. Resolutions
adopting the rules OF the last session were
passed.
Committees were appointed to inform
the Governor and House that the Senate
was organized aud ready to proceed to
business
The hour of meeting was fixed at II
O'Clock, A. NJ, and the adjournment at
o'clock, P. NJ.
The Senate then adjourned till morning.
HoUsE.-The House met ct l o'clock,
this morning.
The returns of the elec ion were presen.
ted by the Secretary of the G mmohwealth,
snd opened and read by the Clerk of the
previous session.
The House then proceeded to the election
of Speaker. u
Mr.. G. n. Smith nominated A. Brewer
Longaker, of Montgomery coun'y.
Mr. Isaac Benson nominated Thomas
Struthers, of Warren county.
Mr. Longaker was elected by the folio.
wing vote,
A. b. Longaker,. ............. 67
Thomas Struthers, s,........... 20
Three members were absent.
On taking the char, Mr.. Longak er
returned his thanks for the honor conferred
upon him.
The oath of Office was then administered
to Mr.. Struthcrs.
he members were then sworn in.
Jacob zicglcr was elected Clerk, receiv-
ing 93 votes, there being no opposition
candidate.
The Clerk appointed YIN. H. Picking,
Assistant and Evans r. Brady, George
W. Sharretts, John A. Magill, and Ed
ward II. Flood, Franscribing Gle ks.
The House then adjourned till to NOR.
row.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1858-01-09
AGENTS, ATTENTION !

TO YOU wish 10 find good empI ent, and make
~ money with little or no investment, aud without
interfering win your regular tusinessi II you do,
G L Tom 4 Co. of 800 Broomc street, New York.
are manufdcturir g aud selling massive Gold Pencils
for SIS each (Which cheap AT that price and they
S!upto s. $40 IS SEQ S!5, $50 $50 S75, 500, 5000
and Sjp0 Don't cry out "tlumbugl LOtieTyl" It's
no such thing The Pencils sold their cash
value, and all 'ne profits the first cost thrown
into the gifts, which actually cost the purchaser moth
ing. The prizes distributed on a simple Ian of
drawing, which wOuld take too much TO explain
but which has failed TO give complete satisfac
ton, We have drawn and sent to purchasers ls3 gold
23s gold locEets, $50 gold chains aud corresponding
number of other pnzes, within TWO months.
THERE ARE NO BLANKS,
Blu every purchaser draws prize worth 3! certain,
and il stands thousands Of chances Ia be higher figure
We wanta good agent in every neg hborhOod through
out the country, TO solicit purchasers aLd any agent
to be successful must have Pencil and prize 10 eXhI-
bit We pay agents 81 cash for each purchaser he
obtains and the first IN any neighbOThOO who
applies for Pencil and gilt, wiIl receive The agency
for that locality. should an agent obtain valuable
prize TO exhibit with his Pencil he would have little
difficulty in obtaining OF purchasers and making
il paying business.
NEW IDEA READll READlil
We ask nobody 10 send their money ill they know
what prize they draw. Any pOraon wishing 10 try
their luck can first send their and addIe rs,
aud we will make Their drawing and inform them by
on aud take the Pencil aud prize, not, whichever
lhey choose. We give his privilege only once 10 n
purchaser, Aner the arst dIawng, every purchas r
viii be required 10 send in advance. through The
thorised agent. We Will send with each drawing lhe
number nken out with full description of lbe plan
drawing. Address
@. L. TODD & CO.,
10! BIOOme street, New Goik.
Jan Q, l6Js-.m
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1858-01-09
Tieasurers Of Columbia.

JAMES S, McNINcH, Esq, has assumed
the duties of Treasurer of Columbia county,
as the successor of Jonob Haryis, ESQ.,
Mr., HARRIS, has discharged tho duties of
Treasurer, carefully, promptly, honestly,
and with fidelity, and retires with the
confidence of the community. Mr.. Nc
Mnch, who has just entered upon the
responsible duties of County Treasurer, is
Il ripe scholar, an experienced book
keeper, and shrewd 6nancier. Those
who know him best entertain the least
doubt, that he will make both faithful and
efficient officer.