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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-05-19
Truth


We never could see any policy in the
publisher OF newspaper mis-stating fact.
If it should win for brief time it is bound to
react and the character of the journal is as
much forfeited as that of man would be who
becomes a notorious liar. II never pleased US
very well to learn the history of matter and
when we venturcd 10 repeat it, to be informed
by indubitable testimony that the journal upon
which we relied had deceived Us with false
statement. There is class of papers which
seem to imagine that the frequent repetition of
apolitcal SANDER will force itself into the minds
of some, as truth, and that the effect produced
will be SO valuable to their party that the "moral
tupentinc of,he act Ito quote Mrs. Parting
tony will be looked over in consideration ofthe
profits resulting. We do not like such papers;
neither do We admire your special pleaders,
who find yirtue and patriotism only in their
own party and who discover such wonderful
difference in the positions of twcedle dunn and
tweedle-dec.
These remarks are suggested BY noticing the
persistent charges that Bright and English oil
Indiana were bought by the President in the
privilege given them of entering 5000 acres Of
land in Iowa while they were in Washington
The entries were made with warrants, in accor
dance with established law and common Gus
tom-the land was paid for at all events and as
the Commissioner Of the Land Office, Hon
Tom Hendricks Gas es,imable gentleman Of
ever held official positioD has both legal au-
tharity and frequent precedent for the course
he has taken, how idle is it to keep up the
charge, uncontradicted, that in the transaction
base motives governed all parties, from Blu
chanan to Hendricks.
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A Youthful Conuict.-The youth, John o.
Little, whose trial for the murder of A D.
Finnegar, first mate of the bark Acme, while
on voyage from Boston to Palermo, begun on
Thursday, was concluded yesterday afternoon
about sixteen years Of age, and native Of
Washington city, where his relations now re-
side. He was indicted for murder, but the
jury found him guilty Of the lesser crime, and
the court sentenced him to pay a fine of 800
and be confined in the city Jail for three years
The evidence of the killing was positive, and
the jury was but a short time in finding yer.
dict The trial of one so young for so high
crime excited a good deal of interest, and the
court room was thronged during its progress.
Little has boyish look, and his countenanee
does not indicate vicious disposition-Bolt.
Patriot.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-05-19

Died.
In Farmersburgh the morning of May 1lth 1858 Of
Eryipalas after illness of two weeks Merrills
l.. Blair of Madison, Madison Co. N. Y aged % years.
The deceased though far from relations, had gained
the esteem OF all whom he met and received during his
illness the attention OF kind and spmpathisng friends
g.
Died at konona May End. 1858 AVIS STORY, second
daughter of Jedediah and Nancy j. Barker, aged 2
years and 10 months.
'The Saviour has need OF the precious buds,
As well as the rspcr flowers,
sweeter, holicr fragrance they yield,
When nourished in heavenly bowers.
Not in his anger, Oh! not in his wrath;
Does he sever our cherished ties,
He wounds but to heal, he takes but to give,
Us treasures and hopes in the skies"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-05-19

- Bishop Oregon Of Chicago hes been
ssmosedbY Tie Pope.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-05-19
Ercursion.-The Prairie Courier of last week

Ercursion.-The Prairie Courier Of last week
contains long account of a ride given to the
citizens of our neighbor city by the Propretors
and Officers of Col. Dousman's new Steam
Ferry Packet the ALLAMAKEE. The trip was
up the river as far as Winfield. Johnson's
Port and Nezckaw were touched in the route,
and a pleasant time was had generally. The
Allamakee runs daily from Pr. du Chen to
Clayton City and back, to carry freight, passen-
cngers and teams the price for one person is
25 cents-for team 50 cents. We wish the
Alamakee full loads and profitable season.
she is not so large as the McGregor, but We
Judge from distant view that she is much
more extensively finished.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-05-19

The Fsrry.-The Alex. McGregor connects
every morning with the cars of the NJ. & NJ,
Road for the east Her second trip is invari-
ably made to Bloody Run or North Mctircgor.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-05-19

4 LCOIlOL in large or small quantities, IL
IA saleby T.. ". Wo0D& COL
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Notice.
an the 20 day Of March, received Per steamer
" Northern Light, from Dunleith, two large Boxes
Of Household goods, billed, Archie, Mc0rssos, but
marked Lor enso Archie which shal sell ct auction
after thirty days. unless the calls for them, and
pays charges, together with advertising notice.
Scott Brother.
McGregor Iowa, May IA, 1sssns4w3 4
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OFFICE Of the MEG. st. p. 4 Mo. River r. r. Co.
McGregor, April IS, 1855.
office Is hereby given, that the I'd. day Of June
IN next ut 10 O'Clock in the forenoon OF said day. tn
stockholders in the said MeGregor st. Potcr, and No.
River Railroad Company will meet mt the Office Of the
Company In McGregor, for the purpose Of electing
Board Of Directors. go t sg
JOHN THOMPSON.
Attested. President.
j. BROWN, Secretary. .# ~. S3-t3
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rAu uWoRrH REapruG.-Why is it tha,

50 many suffer An repine AMI drag out miserab BIZ,
existence uufitted FOR the enjoy ments, and OF
diRarv pursuits of life when relief may be- obtained
and health and yigor restored. By treatment al
convenient safe as we'll as permanent in it,
c!aracterf
70 those who have suffered long with disease ul
timating IN loss of appetite vigur, &C, the under
aigBed tenders his professional services, assurinE
tue-ufleTerH, in candor and sincerity. pleasant con
venient and proper pre.criptions. a thorough curt
and sound body and mind, without unpleasant re
strictons or hindrance from ordinary business pur
suits.
All diseases Of private nature, from whatsoevei
ause. either recent chronic, str lures, rrta
bic bladder, &c; also, SCrofula, Asthma, kheuma
tism. Piles &c. sk liul!y and successfully treated.
Dr. HARRIS can be consulted daily, at bis rooms
over lG3ls Main street above llh, and opposite thf
American Hoiel, No 81. 81 floor. Entranceen Main
4th door above / 18th street.
From this date until the lat of June. DIR. HARRIS
will not be at his office Wednesdays Thursd +ys aud
Fridays of each week but from Saturday morning
until Tuesday evening. he may be consulted from
10 A u to 2 z II and ) to s + NJ. ap 29-3m
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A VIGILANCE COMMITTEE IN MIcHIGAN.-A Vigi
lance Committee has been organized in Allegheny
county, Michigan A store had been robbed al
Otsego, and other crimes committed, and suspicion
fastening upon man named Otto, be WAS caught
a rope put around his neck. and death iu five min
utes was bis sentence, unless he wonld confess. He
did confess, exposing the existence offs band OF
robbers bound together by an oath. Robbery,
and murder If necessary, was their business, and
prominent citizens were named who were to be
the victims The band of robbers were making q
through organization through the State, and it il
supposed to be part ofa band of outlaws who
have infested Indiana To the credit Of this commit
tee it should be stated, that after making arrest,
Of various persons connected with the gang. they
saw them delivered into the hands of the Sheriff &C
be placed securely in prison to await trial, and
citizens patrol was established in Allegheny t.
prevent escape.
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RAILROAD WAB.-A dispatch from Buffalo, Ne

York, dated the 8th inst, says:
The difficulty between the Buffalo division of The
Erie Railroad and the " Y, Central Railroad. at
Batavia, is assuming threatening character. The
former, to make connection with another road
is Obliged to the track of the latter in Batavia
This the Central Railroad Company appears deter
mined 30 prevent, and they have placed train
TO the track four heavy locomotives. All is in
charge of a large gang of men, who have thus far
succeeded in effectiag the blockade. The Erie
road has applied to the Sheriff for protection aud
tomorrow crossing will be made by force, if ne
cessary.
The Central Company have counseled their men
not to If force s used, but to prevent by all
other means the crossing of their track The
Central Company have large force of Irishmen,
light miles from the scene OF trouble, in readiness
to proceed at moments warning. Serious trouble
/. anticipated.
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ANornER MILIrARr MoyEMENr-Order, bal

ANOTHER MILITARY MoyEMEST.--0rders have
been issned for the march of about two hundred
troops from Memphis to California via the South
ern route. They take with them some four hun
dred horses, intended for cavalry service In Cali
fornia. A large number of wagons we're shipped
on board one of our Memphis boats day OF two
since, intended for this command, bnt before the
vessel got under way. the order was countermand
ed. and they have not been sent. Colonel Faunt.
leroy goes In command, and Captain Smith, of this
city, is also ordered on this duty
!S. L0,uS Republican, JHne 5th.
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THE NEXT NATIONAL HORSE Saow.-At Spring
field, on the 14th and 18th of September, they are
going to have another big Horse Show" for
which they offer a long list of prizes; among
which is a banner, worth 800, for the use Of the
State Agricultural Society, to that State, other
than achus. it's, that sends the largest mum
Der of horses to the show. The prizes range from
$40 to $500; the largest being for stations Tor
%
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SKIRTS AND SCARE CRows.-A gentleman who re-
Gently travelled through the MOHAWK faiiey,
,he old fashioned figure Of ragid man with a
wooden gun, for scare crow, now hang M hoop
cd skirts in their coru fields, and the carton birds
are efrectually alarmed by this modern fashiona'
BILE contriyauce.
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WHOLESALE DGsERrIoN.-A Carrolton (Mo.) paper
states that the troops designed for Utah, ascending
the Missouri River, deserting every chance they
get. 0u the steamer Oglesby, recently, there were
three hundred troops, out of which there were fl
ty desertious before that boat passed Hills Land
lug 1t is suspected by some that Mormons in dis
guse are following the soldiers, and afford those
who are willing to desert opportunity to escape
fbe true and only reason, however. for this dispo
sitou to desert, lies in general order issued few
weeks ago, forbidding payment to the troops until
after arrival at Fort Laramie
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.,,houvb the term guinea is still 10 famili'

A,thouvb the term guinea is still 10 familiar use
In Fnoland. the actual coin 10 seldom seen aud i
40 much worn that il can only be taken BY weight
In South Carolina and Georgia they are rejoie
;ng over luscious cherries, pears aud spricots -
Cation was also in bloom in Georgia, on the Zne
inst.
.;.sin ps,yor ON Friday, from the effects of {
I,es in the Tide, received about six weeks sinc'
from another boy.
aIawi.. what did you do With your trowsers 7
aid an anxious papa. ~ swapped them OH
.For what" "a slung shot, Hoyie's aames sne
the Pirates Own Book"
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sSs5" IF THERE EVER WAS A TIME when
BAKERS PREMIUM BITTERs were required it is tn.
pr-sent season. when young and old are using al
KINDS of vegetable, regardless of the consequences
These Bitters should bs used daily to keep fl sud
den attscke of disease of the stomach; but shouC
You be attacked with Cramp Choiic DiarThmi. Chs
!era Morbus or any other disorder of the digestive
organs. use Bakers Celebrated Premium Bitters
freely. aud We Will guarantee = peri, ct cure.
These Bitters can be had of all Druggists
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PENIrENrIARY CoNvrcTs-A boat load of free ne
gro convicts from the penitentiary went up the
James River and Kanswha Canal Monday, on their
way to the North River Canal, where they will be
placed at work ou that improvement There are
between 10 and so of them-four women. They were
on deck, many of them with hymn-books in their
hands singing, We are passing away, like short
winters day.
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F0NERAL DISTINGUISHED WoNAy.-The fu-
neral of the late Duchess of Orleans took place at
Weybridge, Surrey, Eng. ON the I'D Of May, her
remains being deposited u the same vault as those
of Louis PHILIPPE. The ceremony was attended by
Prince Albert, and BY large coDcourse Of Foreign
Ambassadors aud French notables, including NJ. NJ.
t,niYut and Theirs.
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John Burns. convicted at Wheeling, Va, Of mur-
der, is to be hung on Sept. Sd.
posiofice has been established at yebe, Mon
ongalia county, Va, aud George keeier appoint
ed postmaster.
John p. Hale has been reelected U. 5. Senator
from New Hampshire.
The Court Circular says that Queen Victoria 10
In fair way Of making another addition TO the
royal family before the close OF the year.
Mr.. Rarey, the American horse tanaer; had been
distinguished company In London. His expert
ments we're quite successful.
III schwarr was attacked by robbers 10 the streets
of Alexandria, Va, Tuesday 1ight, who relieved
him Of $322-
John OConneIl, son Of the great s'Liberator,
died at Kingstown, Ireland, on the zSd uit
The new Queen Of Portugal reached Lisbon on
the nth May aud on the following day the mar
riage by proxy was ratified by the King IN person
youth named Heagetnan. of Stafford county
Va, disd at the culpeper Military Institute on the
9th inst, Of loekjaw, resniting nom fractured
] leS.
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GERMANS IN MIssouRr..-A correspondent fror


Missouri writing to another paper says;
THE German element in the population of Mis-
souri, is becoming now a most important one. The
German shopkeeper, mechanic and merchant are
crowding one part of st. Louis, and already form
population of nearly 10000. The German peasant
vine-dresses and farmers settling all over the
hillsides and beautiful valleys of the interior
which the American pioneer had neglect for the
rich river bottoms. Villages spring up where
one hears no language day after day but the Ian
guage of old Fatherland. German Judges of the
Peace are appointed in some of the counties, news
papers are published. laws printed notices posted
chool books issued all i'll this foreiga tongue
The best agriculture of the country is falling into
the hands OF this busy people.
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gaF SARATOGA EMPIRE spn1sa WATER

This Water fresh frCm the Spring can be obtained
At Messrs PURCELL, ADD Co.'S. No. I22 Main street
REhmonf. Va 10y the gross or simple box Also fo
sale at all the principal Drug StnI in the city Fo
analysis directions for use, and certificates of em
nent phyRcians. circular, which can be obtained
At the Doug Stores
Otders may be addressed to the Propretors, G.
WESTON Co. Saratoga Springs or at their De
pot, 65 Barclay street, New York ap l6--Sm
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GERMAN MUSICAL CELEBRATION IN PITTsBURG.-
The German Saengerbund celebration commenced
1T Piitsburg on Tuesday. Delegations were pres
sent from Buffalo, Cleveland, Detroit, Louisville
Erie, Sandusky, Toledo, Canton, Akron, Wheeling
rhe reception ceremonies took place at Lay fayette
Hall, where the Rev. Mr.. kredel delivered an sd
dress of welcome, followed by Miss Cornelia Roth
who on behalf IF the ladies of Pittsburg, present
ed beautiful flag to the "Frohn Singer Society "
She was responded TO by Mr. Bauer Of the Freeman's
Friend. In the evening grand concert was CIV
en- at the new theatre.
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MURDERER MuRDEREp.-0n tho afternoon of the
3lst ult, Daniel Driscoll, recently convicted in
New Orleans, Ia, without capital punishment, in
q quarrel with another prisoner, named Henry
Resd dangerously stabbed In two places, in the
parish prison of that city and died the next day He
had been senrenced TO imprisonment for life.
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DIVERS DEATHS PROM Cno1,fA-News from Cey-
Ion. Indian ocean, to Aptil 18th, says; The pearl
Fishery, which promieed to yield at least 900,
had been brorght to premature close by fatal
ontbresk of cholora. In less Than week, there
we're no fewer than fifty deaths among the divers
and ether natfYea assembled.
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E6S~ THE GREAT HEALTH REsroREn

4, Lhk LIFE OF The FLESH Is IN THE BLooD.-W hen
me Blood becomes vitiated impure or too weak the
nesh ,ooses It's vitsl,ty the skin becomes yellow and
palId the Liver disordered, Dyspepsia aud Indiges-
ton follow, the spirits droop. Nervousness commen.
ces, aud life becomes q burden.
HAkTSHURNE'S HEALTH RESTORER OR
SARSAPAnILLA CORDIAL
ACTS upon the Blood, Liver, Stomach and Bowels.
unpartIng new yigor and tone TO q consitution iul-
paired oy a ease from auy 1t removes Pin
pies, ana all skin eruptions; the oh ysica
powers of both sexes, gives bloom TO the pallid
medicinal in it, effects it is perfect CORDIAL in
taste Ii is particularly adapted to Female com
plants which in their very nature are exhausting
and debflltatlng For Dropsy or dropscal swellings
r hidney and Bladder affections it acts like a
charm: Quart bottles ST. 81 all bottles 50 cents
Sold by PURCELL, LADD Co; FISHER 4 WINSTON:
PETERSON: BoDEkER; GARLIcK; W 2 LADD: Mills.
pAuG" JOHNSON; DUvAL NORTON; . A TREcKER,
AND D0wDEN. NV 3I-dScw3m
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ALLEGED MAIL RoBBEa ARREsTED-On Friday
morning IT, 3. Deputy Marshal Doug 5erty, acting
on Information, went from Pittsburg to 4Etna, Pa
aud arrested George Rush, postmaster. at that
place. upon whose person he found $l29, most OF
which has since been Identified rs having been
mailed aud registered at that office. lie was held
10 answer,
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EG5- Now OR NEvrR-The best bar

gains. ever offered at the Auction Store of Henry
Qnr'es, No lTI Main street until Saturday, Apr
10Th, SAi.Gn worth OF RICH JnWEL8Y at auctiol
and private sale ad'es auction Thursday and FRI
lay mornings at II eCiock Gentemens auctio,
very night at ~ O'Clock. The above goods are o
the very fine-t quality. being the stock of a reta
merchant from the North aud must be sold without
reserve to the highest bidder.
HENRV W oUARLEs,
ap8 No l50 Main Street
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- FOR SALE Il am authorized .,;ss

k,a g sell valuable farm Of 6Fe acres and N1sS
Mia shout - mites from kchmcra and miles ~ n,
the Jaf'seS iIver anal in heslthy refined and ,s
tetEent neighhnrhood, male and fenai~ school can
rrnitnt and several churches ef different denomi
Ah'Gt one III of the land Ia cleared ana T., =
g"od tate OF cultivation produces well Wheat Cnpn
I'ats aid Iooacco the balance ia timber and woc5
eoniaons eroous, aud all necessary out houses for
htl" exp ense might be- fixed TO nauufactssrc Ftarr
LnH s'leaiion OF those wishing 10 purchase a de.
sN&o'e Ptah are respectfully requested 10
make Immediate application tn "
GeW ARb d EAGHo. Genera, Aeent
Near the Exchange Ho;el Richmond Va
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YELLOW FEvsa AT HavASA.-Correspoude ts o
the New Orleans Journals say the yellow fever il
making sad havoc among the unacciimated al
Havana. Upon the sugar estates the disease IL
represented to be Of an unusually maiiguani
type-compeling entire suspension Of work
uson the most Of them, and threatening 10 bring
the remainder to full stop before the end Of the
month.
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PLEAsAaT RIP-We learn from
friend who accompanied the Clay street Chapel Sab
bath School 70 Ashland last Tuesday, that the trip
was as pleasant as could have been hoped for, aaA
that the day was spent in the most agreeable man
uer. Not only the children bnt tue teschers en-
joyed the entertainment, and all regretteA when
the honr arrived for returning home.
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HoSoRs ABRoaD.-At the annual meeting Of the
Royal Geographical Society In London, the Times
says, the President, Cir Murchson, invested two
distinguished observation-disclosures Packe OF the
United states, and Capt. Colinson, of Arctic fame
with the medals awarded to them by the Society,
Professor Paeke was represented by the American
Minister, Mr.. Dallas.
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srEEp.-'way out of the world mp In the Green
Mountain State, the sides of some OF the noun
taips are slightly santiudicusr. IL Is related that
a coachman driving up one was asked u ~ was
go, on the other side. "Steep," said jehu
,.chaiu lightnin' couldn't go down it without q
brrhln' on ="
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!. H0BS0N


MARiNd PEARCF, druggists, beg TO inform
and public generally tha, they hayc
removed To their NEW ST IRE. on Broad street
above Ninth AMI opposite the Old Swan Tavern
~h4Fe may be found complete assortment of fresb
and reliable DRUGS, MEDICINES and CHENi.
GALS; also, English and French Perfumery Iu
bin Extracts Hair and Tooth Brushes, Far cy Ar
,icies. Imported Cigars aud Chewing and Smoking
Tobacco of the best quality. my It's
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sa~ HoBsos's HAIR Crrr,yo s

AND sHAAPo)iSG SALOON, under the American Ho
el-euirance on lith street ~
n Blot, Cold and Shower Barns can be had M
al hours. Single Bath % cents or tickets for one
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
=.
NT THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CI,ARKEs
CELERRATED RKNATE Pills


us invaluable medicine is unfailing I'm the cure OF
AZ tnose painful and dangerous Diseases ncide. TO
the female constitution "
mederates all excesees and removes all obsrruc-
hnns; from whatever cause, and speedy care may
TO MARRIED LADIES
peculiarly suited. 1t will In short time bring
on TIE monthly period with regularity
CAUTION,
These Iils should MOI De taken b. females at are
4, r. ~ sv'4aIa, dafsa9 The fiRSI THREE MONTHS, as
Msy are sure 10 bring oil MscGyTiaoe 6n al sperp
safe. ''' ~''S "e |e''o'"I
In all cases OF Nervous and Spinal Affections. Pain
"a the Back and Limbs Heavness, Fatigue on slight
eAertion Paipitation OF the Heart, Is wness of spr.
ts, mysteries. Sick Headache, Whites ana all the
painful Diseases occasoned by a disordered syrtem
have failed ~ ' '''
knl directions In the pamphlet around each pack
age which should be carefully preserved.
pottie containing 80 pills. and encircled with the
ooverntnent stamp of Great Britain can be sent
post irse for 81 and postage stamps
80 foRCELL, LADD q CO.. wholesale agents for
sHRlnia- NH t2-d&cw3ms
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LEGHoRy AND Straw BoNNETs Also.
Qentlemen's LEG HORN and PANAMA HATS
BBEACHED by NEW PROCESS, TO look as we'll
as new LADIES BAZAAR
my i5-im l75 Rroad AZ