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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-05-19
Hard Timesl

Oar gaaaa wera purchased bg one Of tAs
Arm at greatly redacsa prices during the
resent hard hmEa III she eastern market,
which We ara offering at prizes cores
poadsagay tow and mach under the regular
maFksk price.
Year eeTefnl attention To our varied
stock o. dry gve3s, groceries, boots and
shoes, aussnswafa, hardware, s.c.s IL 9 =
Heiked bafarw making yoar purchases.
Mcbride b BOWEN.
n. a. Germ. saah, wheat, oats, pota-
tees, dry hides, fura aud produce of al
kinds taken In exchange fog goods or pay
meut Of aeeounta-
oct 1851 Nab. Al
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-05-19

We commence the aaia 0f suE gO03a his
week, 10 Retail at Eha Assosst EkaksasIs
PriceR, believing BIZ % doing, TIE inersaasd
quantity sold will Be equal 70 selling by
aas piece 10 ths trade.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-05-19

80 t. ~ w. s8ak4sAR -
Nc. Al Sss8 sgasss sasak Ioaass No.
= spaxiaI attenklon givsn % kAe sale
Il Esaaps naeah, Lard, uidas, Grains ke.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-05-19
Ar CASH CORNER ? nv

A&A1&S Ill thcss indebted to me- MI
eSal - spn a. possible, ~ mY books u w
pesfaa I'D ready Sos striking balances 40
e = - AssaFe and deteFmin akfon Il aSzeFs
HR !. n.
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miscellaneous.
FLOWER SEEDS BY MAIL.
Twenty Choice Varieties for One Dollar.

4WcAsy SAoACo thl1rllcs IoI Oue Qollaf.
III ,HE subscriber respectfully announces that ~ n
IL TO supply a want that has been greatly de-s$lGG
manded by Amateurs OF Flowers he has pur- 11Sk-S
chased from Mr. B. r. Bliss, OF Springfield Mass an
assortment of his Flower Seeds, which have been
found and known in every State OF the Union 70
lowing from Bliss Catalogue, that be
that sell them at exactly his prices. His seeds
embrace only those Of his raising, but selec
tons from the best English French, and German now
seeds They sold at half the price that flower
seeds have before commanded IN this market.
have selected out OF my large collection or flower
seeds, the most beautiful and snowy varieties, each
sort distinct in color and calculated 10 produce tine
border. have had each variety distinctly marked
with the Botanical and English name height time OF
towering, color Of the flower, manner of growing ,
whether erect or trailing, &c, the time Il should be
sown, and other valuable hints TO its cultivation
In selecting these varieties, have been careful 10
clude all which shy boomers or have insignia
cant appearance that the collections will comprise
only those which really snowy and handsome; and
which believe would prove TO the entire satisfaction
Of any lady gentleman who might be disposed 10
order them The collection will be free by post
10 any part Of the country at the following prices
Assortment No consists Of twenty choice varieties
u A a :. =. 49,. 81 w
ties of Biennials and Perennials. ..... 90
{" No. 8, consists of ten extra fine varie-
ties Of Animals and PerennAls embra-
cling many OF the new and choicest in
A. ~eioi q. :. = .. . .--... w
cites, selected from Prize Flowers OF English Pan
sizes, German Carnation, and Picotee Pnks, Yer
benas; Traiiunts French AsteTs, and Double Hol-
yhocks, each OF which are sold at twenty nve
Persons in ordering will please give the number OF
the Assortment. Remttances be made In bank
bills or postage stamps. ALEX. MACKENZIE,
febl-u Nashville. Tenn.
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no 1t is held by all experts in the art OF
reading cypher-writing that little skill and
patience will enable man to decipher any
communication thus written. A correspon-
dent of the Boston Transcript AYERS that he has
hit upon a cypher, the secret OF which cannot
be discovered, and gives the following as a
specimen, the translation of which, scaled,
has been placed in the EDITORS hands. The
correspondent says that the sentence is Eng
lish, without anything thrown in to embarrass
meaning:
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QRZH XII BKB RxP KEZf RXGI BRX NCQUIEs wR
RxP HOLMES EwG QEN TIv KIF QEP TIv KIF
BRAIKZv NCQIFs CECHD RXP REoP xOEGLvADR
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Great American Corn shel,er.

The Proprietor of this great labor saving machine,
who temporarily in Nashville, respectfully invites
call from the Agrculturists aud Mechanics OF David.
county-preerring trial and thorough
tOa Of the machine any description OF It's perform
that he might give. \ leading feature Of this
shelter is lis simplicity thing. which OF Itself, recon
monds IL above all others Ii he plain, simple and sub
st&ntal in construction liable 10 get out Of order
and will shell, in the hands Of person IN pe!eci
manner, without breaking a cob, or leaving single
grain upon them, (what other shelter in the eoan-
try will do,) twenty bushels Of per hour. The
Proprietor is prepared 10 dispose County
Rights or single machines, the reasonable
terms; and, In consequence OF the unprecedented
hard times" will exchange tho same Tor land hors.
es mules, any kind Of grain farming produce at
market prices
The Rights for all the Southern States are for sale
and can be had reasonably low. Price Il single Ma
chimes si2 and SD. AS they going OF rapidly
those who may wish 10 purchase invited 10 give
US an early call Remember the paoe-So. a., Public
squAre-Sheld's Auction Room. feb2s-lm
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EXCITING ISCIDENT.-The following item is
from late English journal:
A ew evenings ago, as the play of Jessie
We're was being performed at Woolwich theatcr
and, when a scene in the third act had been
reached in which "terrifc struggle" for the
possession of q child takes place between the
fond mother aud two ''hired ruflians," large
Newfoundland dog, which had by some means
gained admittance with its owner into the pit
leaped over the heads of the musician in The
orchestra and few to the rescue, seiziug one
of the assassins, and almost dragging him to
The ground. 1t was with difficulty removed
and dragged of the stage. The dog, which is
the property of the chief engineer of her
Majesty's ship Buffalo, has been habitually
accustomed to the society of children, for whom
he has on many occasions evinced strong
proofs of affection.
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From he s.. Lo,,i, Democrat

Search for and hold fast that which is
good which is an old saying and truly veri-
fed in DR.. McLean's Medicines celebrat-
ed STRENGTHENING CORDIAL AND BLOOD PURI-
FER, and MCLEAN's VOLCANIC On. LINIMENr.
There have never been remedies that have be-
come so deservedly popular in SO short time
as those; they can now be found in the closets
of nearly every family in this city, ready for
use when required, because they will act Just
as is stated in the directions. [They are both
for sale by all druggists in Nashville.l See
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LYING.-In the Massachusetts, Teacher, for
February, there is an article on lying, and
one of the remarks is worthy of general cir
culation "When a lie has been told, find out
its motives, and treat the child accordingly.
The real merit of deed lies neither in its APP
pearance nor its subsequent consequences, but
only in its motives. To read these in the
hearts of the pupils is one OF the highest du-
ties of all who have to deal with children;
and to purify these is to elevate their moral
standard most etfectually. The various me
tives which induce children to lie may be
brought in three groups-indiscretion fear
and desire"
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-15

GOLD IN THE NoRTH.-A friend of ours has
a letter from relative in Pepin. Dunn county,
Wisconsin, which states that considerable ex-
citement has been created there by the dis
covery of gold. A man was digging well
in the vicinity of the town, and, in raising
the dirt, he saw something sparkle, and think
ing it might be gold, took it to Dr. L. Lathrop
for examination. This gentleman, having
been resident of California, found it was
really gold in matrix of quartz. Sand has
also been washed and yielded handsomely.
When the snow melts, there will of course be
further Investigations, and it may be that a
new FL Dorado will be opened to rival the
State of the Golden State.-LOu Jour.
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JOHN YORK ~ Co.
Book Sellers, BOOk-Binders and
Blank-BOOk Manufacturers.
No. 3s Union street,
Nashville, Tennessee.
Magazines for March.

HARPER'S MAGAZINE:
EMERSON AND PUTNAM's MAGAZINE;
G0DEY'S LADY'S BOOK;
Received by JOHN YORK co.
feb2G-u
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AGRICULTURAL BUREAU.-We are indebted
to Maj. E G. EASTMAN. Secretary of the State
Agricultural Bureau, for his Second Biennial
Report to the General Assembly. 1t contains
the transactions of 1856 and 1857, and makes
volume of 5ss pages. 1t is well gotten up,
indexed, and handsomely printed. The Secre-
tary has exercised great deal of energy and
industry in collecting the reports of the vari-
GUS Agricultural Societies, and having the
report published at so early date, and de-
serves the thanks of all interested.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-15
Chancery Sale

Edward Vaughn, Admr., ct ais Mlley Everett Ad-
ministratrix, ct els.
IN pursuance Of a decree OF the Chancery Court at
Nashville az its last November Term in the above
cause, lCiu SELL the Public Square in Nashville,
SATURDAY, THE Sd DAY OF APRIL, 1855, the
Tract Of Land mentioned in the pleadngs this case
(and which lies the North side of Cumberland riv
er, near this city much may be necessary to
satisfy the decree.
TERAs.-Five Hundred Dollars cash; Five Hundred
Dollars upon credit of four months and for the bal
credit Of one, two and three years, with inter
est from date. c. ID. BRIEN, c. & NJ
marl-td
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The Cherokee Corn Planter !

PATENTED By ELLIS 4 CHARLTON, Sept sth, 1857
TIVE only cheap, durable and enacient machine for
Il planting corn presented 70 the Planters u
Truneaser, = nov On exhibition Neesrs Armstrong
4 Co.'S, No. % Market street Nashville
The Cherokee Corn Planter recommends iiseif above
oh os, for rs durability, cheapness simplicity and
the ps1sf manner that perfuFms the following de-
scrlbed work
Il burrows ous The groana 10 any required deptb--
drops the corn many kernels desired, IN . space
q four inches dtaincler nathcmsteally IN the HID
covers TIE hills and the earth las BY The old
method with The hoe)-and marks accurately the po-
siiion % each hill With singie horse, uAn OF boy
pllEt ten ~ 1fteen per day with ease.
Planters and others invited examination Of
his machine, a Nessrs- Armstrong Co.'S, where il
may be seen daily IA practical operation
tbs adjoining states, BY applying Immediately las
terrlory bei1s disposed q rspdly } do 80 upon
Eaeh terms ~i insure thsm4a large return On he
Investment Gall - a. No % Marked street
Nazhyile- CHlI1S MCDOWELL
t.ae2-d
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Good Advice.

The thousands of cripples whom Rheumatism has
left with stiened joints, whom Palsy has bereft Of
the use OF their limbs, advised to try BRAGG's
ARCTIC LISIMENT, which has yet failed to cure
single Of the kind, in which fair trial has been
made In using it, do not spare the friction rub
it in well and brskly. 1t is also useful in relaxing
the muscles, contracted drawn up from cramp; in
reducing and scattering tumors and white swellings
and healing ulcers, and in curing all manner OF erup-
tive diseases of the skin for sale all respecta-
BILE Drug stores. MARLIN
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SPRING FAIR.

The Annual Spring Fair OF the Davidson county Ag.
rieultural and Mechanical Society, for the year 1855
will be held at the Fair Grounds Nashville the
4th 10 sth OF May inclusive. Liberal premiums Of
fered, list Of which, with regulations for holding,
may be had on application To l.. 7. WILLIAMS, Secreta.
ry, at the Office Of the Southern Homestead No I7]s
Deadrick Street, or at this ONCE Membership Tick
cts emitting the holder to all the privileges Of the
ciety for the year 1855 and grounds
during the Spring FAIR may be had Tor ST. apphca-
ton 10 IHos. b. JOHNSON, Treasurer.
VIZ. q. HANDING,
Feb. 22-triwSwtd. President
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1858. j. ii. McGill. 1858.
LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN,S
FTRNISHING and FANCY STORE.
VEST BUTTONS.
Shirts and Collars

TUST 10 hand another invoice of Shirts, which we
d warrant TO be superior in every way, and TO fit
better than any other style, with without collars
preferred, for sale low by
feb5-tf j. H. MCGIIL.
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PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT DEDUCTION!
Tickets: wholes IS; Halves $3.50; Q'rs SLIPS
sc X VI H
APPROXIMATIONS PRIZES,

ss- Bank Notes Of sound Banks taken At par Checks
Gu New York RENTED for prizes.
So Drawings Of Large Classes Eil be published In
New York and New Orleans Sunday papers, and
Charleston and Savannah naiiiss.
In ordering nckets ev Certificates, enclose the mo-
ney % address for te Tickets ordered receipt
Of which they vii b. forwarded BY arsf mail. Par-
ehasers can have Eeketz ending n any azure they
may Designate
The lis q drawn numbers and prizes wiii be 70
purchasers Immediately after the drawing. Purcha
sili please write their signatures piain and gre
their Posi- once, county and state
Remember that every Prize = drawn and payable 10
fun without Gedsction.
All Prizes q sl oso and under Fsid hnned.tely st.r
tbs dra~nsoEher prizes "a the uzzAl tins q - okys.
AL caum E1ieasons strictly conadeafiAl
- Address orders for Tickets {. II SWAIN,
Nashville Tenn. o. - ANDERSON 4 SON, Managers,
Macon Or savannah. Ga q fehls-sri-~k~td-
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GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS.
BooKsmE4zsM BooKsm
The United States Benevolent Society for the
Diffusion of Useful Knowledge:

THE following is a SCHEDULE Of Property which
Il will be given TO Purchasers Of Books at the time
Of sale by
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E5- The late firm of MACKENZIE & WILSON
having been dissolved, Mr.. j. w. WILSON takes
the stock and the old and well-knOwn stand,
tleman of fine business capacity, and is uni
formly attentive and courteous in his inter-
course with the public. Those who may de-
sire to purchase any thing in his line, may rely
upon getting good articles. Like the late
firm he will pride himself in keeping none
nth
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e- The attention of stock raisers is di-
rected to the advertisement of " HghLandey''
in another column. He was at one time the
best race horse in the South, and the perpetu-
alton of the stock is desirable. The blood
horse is not of value only as a racer; he is of
greater value than any other for any use to
which the horse is put.
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Gomuterrial.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,
Nashville March IL 1853.

COTTON-But little done in Cotton Satur-
day. The sales amounted about 100 bales
only. at s@lO4c p d.
TOBACCO-Sales at Fisher, Wheless &
Cos of 10 hhds at 81 u.s. 5 IS, 6 As, 6 IS,
8 so. rs, 8 rs, 8 IS, 05, Is, 20; and,
9 at Hamilton's at So So, 6 IS, 8 90, 8 IS,
8 IS, 9 so, 60, 65, so.
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Tru.h 4. Mighty and Will Prevail.

1t is fact the ladies OF Nashville are beginning to
open their eyes TO the fact that the Wu1kR WILSON
Sewing Machine Is the best Machine for family
made. II is fact the Agents for these Machines have
n uniform price for each style, from which they
nary il is fact that all necessary Instructions and
tools, furnished with each machine atAo,a extra
charge all Of which the public requested notice.
marl3-2w
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N A S III v IL L E.:
MONDAY MORNING, MARCH Is, 1858.
Notice to transient A advertisers.

All transient advertisements in this paper must be
paid for at the time they handed in-otherwise
they will not be inserted. Transient job Work must
be paid for on delivery.
The combined circulation OF the Daily and Triweek-
ly editions Of the PATRIOT in the city and in the
ton OF country trading with Nashville greater than
that OF any other paper the city All advertisements
inserted in both edtions-hence the PATRIOT is tho
best advertising medium
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Chancerv Sale of Slaves.

IN pursuance of a decree made heretofore by the
Il Chancery Court at Nashville in the of VIM ID.
Neal F. E Pitts and others will sell TO the highest
bidder for cash the Public Square, in the city
Nashville, on SATURDAY, the 3rd DAY OF April.
1858, the following seven Slaves, to-wit: Louisa
Maria, Ellen, Alsey, Lucy Ann Margaret and Martha
C. ID. BRIEN, C. NJ,
marl-td Chancery Court at Nashville.
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Chancery Sale of Real Estate.

Thomas r. McEwen ct ais Nance 4 Matloch ct ais
and Nance Matloch ct ais Thos b. Nc Even ct ais
IN pursuance OF a decree of the Chancery Court at
i Nashville at its November Term, 1857 in the above
causes, will sell the Public Square, in this city
the 10TH DAY OF APRIL, 1858, TO the highest bid
der, a credit one two and three years Lots Nos
IL, % and p in the division Of the Wilson's Spring
property. On one of these Lots Wilson'S Spring is
situated. c. u. BRlEN, c. & NJ,
marl0-td Chancery Court at Nashville
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Chancery Sale.

p. /. Couch and G. W. Couch W. c. Mckinley.
pY virtue OF decree Of the Chancery Court Nash
II Vile, made in the above cause, at the November
Term last, shall expose TO public sale 10 the highest
bidder at the Courtyard in Nashville the Goth OF
MARCH next, tract of land containing lax acres
more or less, lying the Nashville and Lebanon
Turnpike road, in the I'd Civil District of Davidson co.
more particular description OF which will be given
on the day OF sale.
TRRMs-Credit of six and twelve months will be Civ
en- and lien retained for the payment Of the purchase
money. c. D. BRIEN,
feb6-dlAtwtd Clerk & Master
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FAILURE TO PAY INTEREsT.-The Ohio and
Mississippi Railroad has failed to pay its inter
est on its bonds. We understand that the
floating debt exceeds Sl.000,0OO. The inter
est which accrues at the end of the year is not
short of 100000.
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Gbanferp Sales
Chancery Sale of Land.

Thomas C. Martin, Ex'r, &c. J. B. Hughes and wife
\ and others.
pursuance OF a decree pronounced at the lastterm
OF TINS court IN the above cause, viii sell pub
hc sale on the premises, SATURDAY the 18th day
nAkCh 1898, the following tract OF Ninety Acres of
Land 10 wit: The tract of Land on Cedar Lick Greek
IN Wilson county, formerly owned by Brice Martin,
DEC a. and al present occupied by C. Graves and ad-
joining the lands Of Andrew Beard and others.
1ERMs--One Hundred and Fifty Dollars cash. and
for balance credit Of IL mouths without interest
c. ID. BRIEN, c. NJ
feoo-td Chanccry Court at Nashville.
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Medical Science.

The history of "HOoFLAND's GERMAN BITTERs, p
the most remarkable Medicine of the day, and the ma
ny cures that have been performed with in OF
Liver Complaint Dyspepsia Nervous Debility; and dis
eases arising from disordered liver stomach, pla
it among the astonishing discoveries that has
taken place in the medical world. The diseases to
which these Bitters applicable are so universal
that there but few of friends who may not test
their virtues in their families circle acqua-
tances and prove 10 their satisfaction that there
is at least one remedy among the many advertised
medicines, deserving the public commentator. It's
fact that in the minds Of many persons prejudice
exists against what called Patent Medicines; but
why should this prevent you resortng TO article
that has such array Of testimony support it as
Hollands German BittersY Physicians prescribe it,
why should you discard tS Judges usually consider
ed men Of talent have aud do it in their fam
lilies Why should you reject it2 Clergymen and
those the most eminent take it, why should you
Let not your prejudice usurp your reason, TO the
everlasting injury Of your health; you sick and
require a medicine try these Bitters.
These Bitters prepared and sold by DR.. C. II.
Jackson, No. AIS Arch street Philadelphia Pa. and
by druggists and torekeepers in every and viii
lage in the United States Canadas West Indies and s.
America at IS cents per bottle. See that the sigma
MARLIN
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Rs- It is confidently asserted that WHEELER VII
soS's Sewing Machines be worked by the Ladies
well as by gentlemen of accomplished mechanical.
genius" marl3-2w
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Dissolution.

THE partnership heretofore existing between wuI-
i l. BofD, jr-, and Jos w. DxBzs Is tins day dis
solved by mutual consent and NuI- l. BOYD ir alone
Is authorized 20 settle the accounts Of Boyd CO.
JOS W. DABBs
fss 20, 1888 WILL l. Bofb,jr.
II retiring from tbs business Of Born 4 Co. heart.
is recommend my iais partner the pubIic as ser.
thy N every respect of their confidence, and ear.
silly soiic; for HIM eontnsfion Of The liberal IA
tFo mage heretofore bestowed.
mari2-u use JOS ". pABRs.
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MOODY & cARoTHERs.
INDIGESTION

pARSEsToS, Montgomery CO., Nd, Jan. 81 1857.
never felt the benefit of any medicine SO much as
from the bottle Of BGERHAvE's HOLLAND BrrERs pur-
chased last fall. wish to know where can get i,
without fear Of imposition. Signed,
marl5-1w42 JOSEPH C. DFJJFrr
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Notice.

"E hired In January hast negro boy, named
w JEssE, about ~ or Is years old, % = gentleman
In the city, he val please call and see
mari2-I H. A. HAYNES 90.
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NOTICE.

TNHE creditors OF THOMAS HAMILTON deceased
Il are hereby notified and required appear before
the Clerk OF the Chancery Court at Nashville and
prove and hle their claims, against his estate will
attend at Office the LIST Monday 5th day of April
- receive the same. c. ID. BRIEN, c. M.
feb5-td Chancery Court at Nashville.
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sprfial laotifes.


HooKsTowN, Beaver Co., Pa, Feb. s, 1857.
We prefer buying BGERHAvE's HOLLAND BrrrERs for
cash, to save the discount Hope to send you soon
recommendation from Minister testfying to its Gu
rative powers. Signed,
MOODY A. CAROTTJrRS
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NPN. P. WILLIE Home Journal advertises circulars
furnished gratis explaining the why requires
gentleman of accomplished mechanical genius"
operate Wheeler and Wilson'S Sewing machine, and
Why many excellent house keepers do
u. feb22-u
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Negroes! Negroess. For Saiess.
A No MAN COOK. and his xffe, who b . spie11s
II washer zad irsnsr. Also gooe f4aay u I1zsiy
ssxzees, whsch VII b sid low
tznss-a BOYD a 90.