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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-04-14
LATEST.

Tho America left Liverpool on the 9th. and reached
Halifax on the 9th.
The political news is not important to the American
reader Roebuck had moved the abolition Of tho Vice.
Royalty Of Ireland, but 1t failed to carry.
rumor had been aheet that the Emperor Of France
had been shot, but Is doubtless anticipation
| OF what the public daily expecting.
The India news continues good for the British. Sir
Colin Campbell is conquering all before him.
Money in London is very abundant, rates as low -
| IA to l-2 per cent. Produce market still dull.
The Utah confirms previous reports As to Brig
hams obstinacy, he talks Of annihating the troops
| of the United States.
The President has sent special message to Utah,
offering an amnesty the Mormons will return to their
duty, but promising them the hot end of the poker
they don't behave better than they have done. Con-
gress acts much though the Utah expedition did not
meet their approval The Telegraph now reports that
Harvey and not Smith appointed to the command of
| the Utah forces.
Anderson and Richards were executed at Lancaster
Pa, on the 9th for the murder Of Mrs. Grsver and
Mr.. Reed. Anderson confessed.
c. r. Watkins, ex-president of the Milwaukee and
Chicago X. r., died at Milwaukee the 9th.
The second instalmcnt of by the America, re-
ports France in fever indicative of approaching revo
luou Russia is also out Of health in consequence Of
the manumission Of the serf. Turkey is getting her
blood up too about the navigation of the Danube.
Hon Thomas Hart Benton died ut Washington on the
| morning OF the 10th. Congress adjourned till
Monday out OF respect to the deceased MIR. Benton
expressly requested that Congress should take off,
caLnotice Of his DEATH At St. Louis preparations are
in progress to do honor to the deceased
In Congress Government Printing Office will DO
established. The Deficiency Bill has passed. The
Lecompton question is quiet. The Kansas Coustitu.
tional Convention have made a Constitution and
adjourned 1t probable that Kansas will yet be ad
mitted this session.
Gen. Osolo, new hero, is now proclaimed President
of Mexico. lie has thrashcd all the Government forces
| to be found, and is now in the Capitol city.
The Welland canal is open and boats were passing
| through it freely:
The weather for the past week has been rainy, snowy
| blowy and cold throughout the north.
Passeys Southern Foundry at Petersburgh, Va, and
Newman Graham's foundry At st. Louis we're burned
| last week.
The market continues dull. At st. Louis Spring
wheat was 60 to IS, on the 9th-Corn 49, Oats 80 to
49, Potatoes 80. At Chicago, Wheat is 60 to 60. At
Milwaukee about the same. Green Apples are abun-
dant in Chicago and very low, 81 to $3.50 being the
price for average qualities Hides are less active at
former rates, to H. Provisions of all kinds are firm
at an advance. Sound Corn will be in good demand
this summer.
|
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1t is rumored that Louis Napoleon has
been assassinated, but the report lacks confr-
nation. and is generally discrsdited.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

OF all the thousands and millions which the great
destroyer, Consumption has gathered to the tomb,
every single case began with q cold. Itts had been
attended to all might have been we'll but being neg
lected, under the fatal delu-ion that would swear
itself of" transferred It's deadly action to the sub
stance Of the lungs exciting there the formation OF
tubernacles Although dfhcult to cure at this stag
Of the disease yet there Is abundant testimony that
Halls Balsam for the lungs has restored to health
patients who have been given up BY physicians q
incurable. Hoffman Benton Co., are agents for lts
SALE l0wl
81 A good-looking friend Of ours, who Is on this
side OF forty, though somewhat hoary headed while
absent from the city few days, used Prof Woods
Hair Restorative and his return called to his
lady-love but was amused to find che did not recoS
nice him and immediately determined to pass for o
cousin Of himself but eventually chagrned to nnd
he was supplanting his former self in the affections Of
the lady, which caused him to make himself known
but the lady still says that she likes the counterfeit
better than the original and insists that he continue
df necessary to the Hair Restorative To be had.
OF the druggsts.--.St Louis Morning Herald
Sold by all good Druggists. l2w71l
Advertisement.
OHIO STATE AND UNION LAW CoLLRo..--Th insti-'
tuition has been removed to Cleveland, Ohio Degrees
are legally conferred and Students upon Geaduating
may be admitted to practice.
For Circulars, address at Cleveland,
February %, 1s5sn72
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WHITE TEETH, PERFUMED BREATH, and beau.
tful complexion, be acquired by using the sBalm
Of a Thousand Flowers" What lady or gentleman
would remain under the of disagreeable BREATH
when by using the "Bam OF Thousand Flowers" as
dentrce, would not only render it sweet leave
teeth Al white as alabaster : Many persons do not
know their breath is bad and the subject Is delicate
their friends would mention it. Beware Of coun-
teriets. Be sure each bottle is signed
FETRlDGE CO., N. Y.
For sale by all druggists 1vAa
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" The river has again commenced rising at
this point. and if the rain continues many
days, II will be az high % last summer.
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DyoUneS.- "A deck hand on the War Eagle

DyopneS.-A deck hand on the War Eagle
was lost overbo ard. at this Place on Monday
night, as she was coming up to the levee. A
boat was sent in search of him, but the man in
1t came near meeting like fate. as he was
capsized by the wheel of the steamer striking
his boat, and was with difficulty rescued.
P.S. Upon further inquiry we learn that
Mr.. HENRY WALKER, late of Lacrosse and
now on the Aler. McGresor Ferry Boat was
the person who rescued the hand above men,
toned. Mr.. Walker on hearing the first cry
of distress threw the McGregor yawl overheard
sprang into it and at the imminent hazard of
his life succeeded in saving the POOR fellow who
was abandoned by the War Eagle. On placing
the rescued hand on the deck of the War
Eagle, the officers of the boat failed to recog.
nize the humane act by sign of even common
politeness. Mr.. Walker is entitled to the high.
est honor for saving the life of fellow-being
the officers of the War Eagle to the infamy
which attaches to all conduct rch as is attribu-
ted to them. If they can explain the cold
blooded neglect here imputed to them, we
should like, for the credit of human nature to
publish it,
HENRY WALKER of McGregor will accept
the Times one yea free as an evidence of our
regard and the respect of the lublic.
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CHANGE OF TrME-Two trains now run daily be
tween Prairie du Chen and Milwaukee, ON the NJ N
Railroad, leaving Prairie du Chen at $50 A. NJ, and
s.2O NJ
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B0ugh d Stonensan. card of this new
law firm WILDE found in our Gard Column on
the outside. With Stoncman our readers are
mostly familiar. He has been McGregor
Attorney almost since the establishment Of our
paper, and we know he has won the respect
and confidence Of hosts Of Iowans. Judge
BAuGH is a merchant Of McGrsgor, but his early
life was devoted to Law, aud it 10 not TRANCE
that he should be inclined TO return to it. The
Judge was the successor in Illinois. by appoint.
ment Of Gov. Matteson, Of Judge Marshall now
the able Representative in Congress from the
- District. We regard the new firm a. q
very strong one, and wish it success.
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Boston Store.-Will our readers do us the
favor and themselves the advantage TO read the
new advertisement of G. H. Flanders of the
Boston Store at McGregor. He is not gassy
man, but he sells as many goods as any of them
and since we have known him (now Is months)
not man have we ever heard speak of him
except in terms Of high commentator. A
look through his store on yesterday, satisfied
us that his stock was large, we'll assorted and
carefully selected. He can Job goods at figures
that will make it unnecessary for country deal
ers to 60 to Chicago or Milwaukee. The own
buyers and most particularly the ladies will find
some very desirable goods selected for their
special benefit-we dare not name the articles
lest the crsnoiine sex will regard us as meddling
with matters out of our line Of apparel. JOHN,
the bachelor clerk is one of the most obliging
gentlemen it has been our fortune to meet.
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District Court Of Claytos Cosnty.

District Court Of Claytou Covnty.
CARTER Co., 'f
~. Aay Term, 1855.
WIN. HARVEY ct. al
TTN william Harvey, Julia A. Harvey, rhebe D.
Il Harvey, A. q. Woodward, Mary Jane woodward,
Charles W. Chapel you are hereby Notified that
there Is now on file In the Office of the Clerk of the
Carter 4 Co claiming of the laid William Harvey $50
dollars and interest thereon at ten per cent money
due Prousssry note, and also claiming the fore
closure Of mortgage given by the said william Harvey
and Julia A. Harvey, to secure the payment OF said
sum when due, and also claiming paramount title to
the land conveyed in said mortgage, and that unless
you appear and thereto before the morn.
Ing of the second day Of the next Term sad District
Court, to be holden N faid County on the day o.
May 1858 judgment will be rendered against you
thereon. = ~
Published by order of the Court.
Williams Il Peck, Attys for the Plaintiff. n70wa
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Clayton County,.
State Of IONA
MARILA vANsICKLE, !

rS. aE .' --a E-at.r..
MARIAIN VANsICKLE,S ...gae
fNO Martain Vausckie you are hereby notified that
there u now ON lile In the Office ofthe Clerk Of
the District Court OF sad County, Petition Of Marils
vansickle claiming Of you divorce from the bonds Of
Matrtmony, and alleging q cause abandOMHsent and
unless you appear and thereto before the
morning Of the second day Of the next term OF said
eourt-judgment will be rendered against you thereon,
in accordance with the prayer Of the Petitioner.
G. r. RRMIcK Atty for Plaintiff.
April !, 1858n70wA.
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Wholesale or Retail.

In such quantities - the customer may require.
Attention Is particularly called to the fact that
DERBY Days ''star" brand OF Whisky, together
with full assortment OF Wines and Bandies, will L.
kept on hand ct the lowest figures. ...
81 PRODUCE and CASH received in payment.
G. H. FLANDERS.
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NOTICE.

hereby given that Betey Jones has been appointed
II by the County Court Of Clayton County Executrix
ofthe estate Of Carlos JONES' late deceased of Clayton
County Iowa. BETsSY JONES, Executrx.
April 5, l858n79w2
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
IE" GOODS
MERCHANDISE.

Ever brought 70 Me0regor and he respectfully invites
buyers of the town and country to call AMI examine
styles and prizes. His stock Of
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D om estio 1ntel1ig emo :.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 30.-The success Of orr troops
in several engagements with the Indians in Washing
ton Territory has been officially confirmed in Gea
Clarks report to the War Department. Gen. CLARK
is confident Of speedy peace with the hostile tribes
The Washington Union Of this morning, speaking
by authority represents that it is not policy for TIE
United States to acquire any portion Of CensraE
America but holds that ii is our duty to open tER
transit routes, and keep them open and free TO all n
tons.
Costa Rica has made ample apology for the mss
lent language used in the Bully treaty.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 8O,-The Mississippi Is rising at tz
rate Of about one foot in twenty-four hours.
All the upper streams are also rising.
MOBILE, Oct. 3O-The Board Of Health report 10
deaths from yellow fever for the twentyfour houra
ending this evening at O'Clock.
There were II deaths from yellow fever on Friday
On Thursday there were Is deaths from yellow fever.
instead Of 81 as reported
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Q . - u Erne ~ .


NEW YoRK, Oct. 3I-The screw steamship BORIS
sia of the Hamburg and Southampton line, arrived al
this port to-day with Liverpool dates to the 1sth two
days later than our adVices By the Persia.
Liverpool Cotton Market.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. lss-The sales of Cotton on satm-
day, which is the only business day we are able to @
port since the sailing Of the Persia, were 1000 ba5
The market closed firm, without any quotable change
in prices. The quotations Of our weekly report By t
Persia were fully sustained
The funds indicate an increased confidence. Cor
sols for money closed at 9s3.
The Breadstufs market closed firm. Quotations
generally unchanged, with limited transactions.
Tie Cunard steamship Niagara arrived at Liver
pool on Sunday the 18th. Her adVices had little e.
feet on the market
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COOPER & NEIBERT.
COOPER s. NEIBEBT,


COOPER 8 NEIBERT'
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CIR cERs,
"a and 90 Common street,
Have in Store
MADEIRA PORT AND SHERRY VINES.
coEDlALs, BRANDY FRUITS, FRUITS IN OWN JUICE
sCHlEDAA sChNAFES'
PIE FRUITS, WALNUT AND TOMATO kEroHuFs.
GoULEYs, BOXERS AND HosTETIER's BlIFEHS'
BLACKBERRY AND RASPBERRY JAMS.
CARACAS CHOCOLATE, TABLE AND DAIRY SALT
cLARET AND WHITE WINE.
SNUFF, sARDINEs GAsslA in mats.
GROUND FEfFEt ',A9sIA an ilNF'Nl " Il" 'oAss
PIPES. PIPE HEADS SoL>th AND lhl'Lo" DAs'A
CHEWING TOBACCO.
100 pkgs STARcH-~hole' halves ana quarter boxes.
$50 bags BLACK PEPPER ALLsFlCE AND RAE
GINGER
30 pkgs Ben's CRAChERs-"ine Water SODA ana
Butter.
100 boxes LEMON SYRUP. ..
500 drums FRESH SMYRNA FIGS
l00 boxes CUBA s4AF's'
5opkgs. cHERooTS'
20 gross Preston 4 NeIrtlps YEAST 70" DAN9'
10000 GERMAN CIGARS. -,.-,.,,,--,
ID pigs hN"lisH a Ii l AM
CHEESE
50 pigs half quarter ana esh'n pipes Dt,..,D l.
. oos OLD loe NioN " 7I"'p % "
~ oI'p mus -Ail ,,i''N
80 OLD RYE NlllsNi
OLD 'iN " i'l7
% -...-.--...a
800 bags C0FFEE-JaTa, Mocha, Ceyion' L@gnhyra anu
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And an Able Corps Of Assistants
.,.-
on the OFENINt NIGHT will be given the following
programme;
manager OF toupe''''-''..'-... X BISHOP BUCKLEY
1,.I T' >" AIM nUhhEI
a'"S''1' Dtte'''s - 6uChLEh'
- GU, - 60, - 'py
~ ' l,oIpo'
C ~ 9"9't9 DuoNlss
~. ct - g., = 49,. :,
'H'' o'y I'm op,' VI "t"-ie'eF a'teinpeu Dy Hn!
otHsi 9~Sine nuehi'y'
~ ,uE =, ~, n D'nop D"eNie',
- =
p'9s'isu y piL'n d FoAd y. A.',...''.'F. wilson
PART SECOND
ouartette. " Come where nv Low lies bleeding >,
Brothers Buckley and Wilson
Solo Flutina. ... Prof CLARK
Banjo Solo original" Oars somebody in the house Wild
Dinah m...................... G. Swaine Buckley
Grape Vine Twist.......... ......,.......,W Quinn
Five Minute. with Hamlet ...... Brothers Buckley
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OFFICE or 1HR COMMISSIONERS OF THE CoEsoLip4TED1
DEBT OF NEW ORLEANS,

IT. y
"a" By virtue Of the 37th section OF the act
or the Legislature Of the State Of Louisiana enued IAN
consolidate city New Orleans and provide for
eminent and administration Of ~ affairs and for the purpose
Of paying the debt maturing in 1859
Sealed Proposals will be received this office until the Both
day Of December 1855 for the purchase Of One Hundred aud
Twenty 2J Bonds Of the City New Orleans, the
Of One Thousand Dollars each, maturing during the year
1892 with interest coupons ATTACHED ut the of six
per centum per payable semnuunly in the city Of
New York.
Proposals he endorsed Bids for the purchase of Bonds Of
the City New O.eans and add ess-d to o. DEBUYS Sec
rotary -Gommiss oncrs.--
Hon. Gerard Stith, May A. Landry, Chairman.
Thos. Theard, Comptroller j Magoni, Chairman.
Adam Gifen, Treasurer.
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BUcKLEY's sERENADERs,

= '7A71NN1' AUa1t5I
- - AID
a.so I,' o, noEhEsouk OPERA TROUPE
from opera HOUSE 6s6 Broadway, New York for
s .S ssason ." their AHphithe"erwhieh
mas ee % se na improved the past summer as to
Ger eq !" any Iheaer IN America for elegance and
for''-e"in TTJ"1,
w etihesany, November 3, 1858.
DUNfNNt ADhhsare the originals Of nearly all
shS ee " %s rendered Ethiopian Minstrelsy popular
IN America a 'ae opera House III New York is second only
TO the Academy Of Music IN the interest It exctes among the
dettanti Their entertainments besides the regular old fash
Toned negro ousnt's Of their superiority which over any
thing eyer witnessed at the South it being mostly composed
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

ClIAMPAGNE AGENCY
MoET ANDoNps
Flaur de Sery Gil de PerGriE YerzenRy Win Impe rial
The subscriber is authorized order bsFa terms
for direct importation of the above named very superior Cham
pagne and ocits the attention Of dealers general stock
always on hand. Samples be the Office of
S. WOLFF,
nlT ly Corner Of Gravier and New I4evee streets.
NTARETP BfGANDY-THE UNDERSIGNED, do ,
LL appointed Agent for the old established house Of All
BOUIE, MARETT CO. for the sale Of their very superior
Brandies also sole Importer of the Justly celebrated Pouln
Brandy prepared receive either the
market prices in Cognac ne shipped direct any port
the Union supply constantly hand Samples
st the store Of
g. WOLFF
nl7 II Corner of Graverstreet and New Leves.
JATERAC BRANDIEGS = We HAVE A coon
= supply hand and receiving by direct importation
sm France additions stock Of this celebrated and high
favored brand We have 1875 in eighth pipes 1888 In eight
and quarter pipes 1902 do do 1906 in half quarter and eight
pipes We invite Of the trade connosseus
generally this article Is and uuadueraed For sale
New York terms and prices, by
VIM. \. LEtERIGRt CO., "A Old Leves at.
oiq " Sole Arents in this city.
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FOUNDRY AND MACHINE-sHOP

"A FOUNDRY AND MACAINh-SHOFs
&VAG& GEORGE PATTERSON,
w Successor McCan PRtterson,l of DeoTd
and New Leyee streets.
The undersigned is prepared manufacture STEAM
ENGINES BOILERS ana MACHINERY of ali kinds for
Steam Boats, Sugar Plantations, Saw Mills Cotton Presses,
Draining Machines and Railroads. Gin Gear Horse Power
Fire Fronts Furnace Mouths and Crate Bars
BRASS WORK of every description Metallic Packing for
St am Cylinders Gun Metal Rings,
BLACKSMITH WORK Of all descriptions, having steam
hammer for the purpose Of doing heavy work.
He will keep hand at all times Crate Bars, Wheel Stir
rups Fauge Bolts Gauge Cocks and Valves of all sizes
by steamboats,.
He for the sale of John Osborns Patent Fuel Saw
ing Bar highly spoken of by the Picayune Printing
Oce and others that have them in Of these Bars
be under boiler lately put in this esab
lishment.
He has also made for the sale Of second hand
Boilers end Machinery and will establish Depot
establishment where large quantity of second hand Boil
and Machinery may be found at all times for sale.
GEORGE PATTERSON.
New Orleans June l. 1853 fel If
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HEADQUARTERS WAsHSGTOE ARTILLERY,2
.... Arsenal New Orleans, Oct. Is 1858, 5
Especial Order No. Il
N7F- In conformity to the provisions of the
constitution Of the corps The Washington Artillery will
BILE in meeting their Arsenal, MONDAY, the lst Nov
prox at 7s o'clock NJ for the pupoe Of eectinR in
formy with the laws Of the state regulating the Mtia
-Four Sergean Color Sergeant Four Corpora and
Ariicer with be rank Of GotpOas, for year
from the date Of their election.
BY Order Of J. B. WALTON Captain.
H. ". IsAACsOS+ Actg First Sergt o2q
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LEGAL NOTICES,

sHo9sP Rs5s{o5 coUnr sUcqWEssRoN No Or ERyAED
NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors of
to show within len days from he present nafeaon
any hsy have or cam VIZ the account presented by The
and the funds distributed in accordance Herewith
''-'' ~ ' ]. Il. KELLY, Deputy Clerk
DETS5HE GogF De WEsFE6 E9TARD
A WIS est par lie present dome aux cream
que pent concerner davnr dtduire dix iours
e eompte presehte par lie de la de succession ne
sera point e Ct eS tonds ene ses mains
o2$ p nj j. L. KELLY, D6pu6 Greffer.
SECOND DISTRICT CouRr7 N THE NATTER or CITY OF
New q ssg f B PP5n5 ss D G5s st2sa street
NOTICE-NVe, the undersigned, duly np-
poiReaRnd sworn Commissioners Of estimate and
may concern that We have this day deposited Win the Clerk
Of the Second District Court of New Orleans copy of The e
Date reamel) street from Poland 70 Emile and that
the said Second nisFc Court Of New Orleans I'll conTmon
on TUESDAY, the second day Of November, l85S
J. n BqTLIGNY
New Orleans, October 9, l85s.
~ ~ p,.-,,r RMS PM s. I + E6a, RE Ia
leila demandant PouyertrTe de Ia
VI 4 @ s RsqRa3S 5s 4 So
Hand a In rue Emie
A WISHES sOussignes, uOntID CS par IEIOnO=
IA ra6le J0ge Dc Ia 6eaS Goor dc District del NonytIe
Orleans Nommishires aeyauanon el aassesSement das "a
Grefer de copie de reyarton de la
tsss@ s ait Sa a ao m
lie qlo e dit rr e eIain"S oG SeT pre-
iS5sss . IT. 2o" g0'' ''ls ''--'''N' 49,. ,,s,'''O''
( (. \ T5 SEa%iSlLI5SE,
NouyeIle-odean octobre 9. ISIS DELL IS Is &ztd
+,,,f-y ,K4 ,wTnE INV w
ns~o6ae-No % Commercial Place. ty27 ly
T LIVINGSTON. COUNsELoR-AT-LAW, 30 CAMP
. street New Orleans will be found very day at BIZ Office
during business hours, Ills summer aud fall jyg6 mi
SAMUEL q. sTRAMLEB, ATTORNEY AT :
y LAW, Notary Public and C3mmissioner foe the States Of
street, Mobile lSS Ala Sz'7 .,'' te5s en-
ASV NOTTCIG-ItH HAVE RESUMED THE PRAU
Il ce OF my proaReiOD and causoe fouRd at office, No. 6
14 mgls 5T + Nm. REYNOLDS.
rTOBACCO-s TURNER, No. IS CAMP STREET, Cup
stairs Dealer il al kinds q LoBAGo boJh u hogshea
5 CID for the Mexican Market Plantation "ss ~
STRoNG TEsTIDIQN4X4-5 y r. r.tr,.rv 8 1873
Sessrs b A. Fahaestock 4 Co.
ham Keeper Of the &lnsbo,c in our city hin will be
terestIg YOU and therefore nclose it, You may depend
H.. ~ ~ 'ss''1s7 Yours .' ". o. SMITH.
Mayor 'cI,t Of the city Of St. John, N, B.
siTI yesterday gave chila named james gnnningbGm
yermifuge Tie quantity worms passed being 50 great
Msstea the mo,hsr TO count them which r e Gd @Rf Ssa a
child had yomitpd ou-makng in ali hgnired and
dg go S SIX cSss a"a ' RSfs 6SSTSGI os' aver
Keeper Of The Almshouse.
Re Purchasers should look well to he initials the wrap
fuge and no other o2 lmd&W
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC-TIIE PUBLIC are
~ cautioned against trading negotiating for any Of the fol-
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ADJUSTMENTS

SPALDING q ROGERS AMPHrTHEATER AND
~ Ao7EoA corner 81 Charles street and Commercial Place.
Manager R. sPALDING.
The Management have the pleasure Of Announcing shor.
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Choice Gsshem Butter.
EXTRA SELECTED FAMILY BUTTER received By ey-
cry steamer from New York, for sale by
CHAs. R. RATLEY & CO.,
Il Tchoupt9ulas aud "A Gtayier streets