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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-09-09
Republican State, Ticket.

Republican State, Ticket.
For Secretary of State,
ELlJAH SELLS, Of Muscatine County.
For Auditor of State,
JONATHAN w. CATTELL, Of Cedar.
For Treasurer Of State,
JOHN w. JONES, Of Hardin County.
For Attorney General,
SAMUEL A. RICE, Of nIahaska County.
For Register Of State Land Office,
AMOS A. MILLER, of Cerro GOrdo.
For Commissions Of Des Moines River I'm
prOvement,
WILLIAM c. DRAKE, Of Wayue.
For Member Of Congress. I'd District,
WILLIAM vANDEvER, Of Dubuque.
NINTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
ron lunar.
B. W. POOR, Of Dubuque.
FoR DTsrnlcr ATTORNEY,
SYLVESTER BAGG, Of Blackhawk.
roa xExsEn Or rHE BOARD or rDucArrox,
H. N. GATES, Of Delaware.
ELECTION TUESDAY. OCT. II, 1853.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-09-09

and no restriction on the tenure of slaves
held there could be made without i'm
pairing vested rights Of property under
the local law, which the United States
had covenanted in the treaty Of cession
to maintain and protect. But. in the
act dividing the Territory Of Louisiana
into two territories. passed 26th Of March
1904, three provisions were Incorporated,
all de signed to initiate against that In
stitution, and prevent its extension.
These were-lst, The importation OF
slaves. from any place without the linn
its Of the United States. was prohibited /:
End, The importation, from any place
within the limits Of the United States, Of
slaves imported since the let Of May
1898, was prohibited and Sd. The i'm
portation Of slaves, except bya citizen
Of the Unissd Ssstss removing into said
Territory for actual settlement. and be-
ing ct the ii me Of suoh removal 6osa i'd
owner OF such slaves,' was prohibited
Can there be stronger case than this to
show the absolute control that Congress
then claimed and exercised over the sub
ject Of slavery in the Territories. Here,
four years previous to the possession Of
thu mower rrAnfad Tor the abolition q,
Smyrna times., 1858-09-02
Spring.

This Is the season of the year that requires us TO
look around and see what is needed, by way of a
change IN our wearing apparel. As to ourselves, we
are laying IN Spring Goods, and only trouble is 10
lind room for them, here IN this house in looking
over our Stock find quite large lot Of Winter Boots
and Shoes on hand-sO much SO, it dlscOmm0des me
very much to find room for tlem But | will make
room by kicking out all the odds and ends of Winter
Boots ana Shoes now ON hand. The winter stock
now have left am going to sell and get rid Off |
cannot get one price | will take aOther. don I 90
iOr keeping on hand Boots and Shoes for large
prices, myself, year after yGar until depreciation of
stock, and the interest on the money eats them up
We will now sell Ladies thick sole heel boots such
as have sold for 81 U0 for 15 pair and Mems
Shoes that we have sold lOr 81 90, for rs cts n mir
and Mems Shoes that we have sold for 81 2j will
sell for 80 cts and 81 90 pair and Mems coarse
sewed Boots shall sell for 81 90 pair, and On--
So now, you that want bargains for cash, come and
look what will sell you at almost your own prices
Remember will sell you Gents ne Il dress Boots
for 50 O0 pair. and Ladies fine Caters low os If
cts. pair There Is no keeping over old stock in
these dIggns.
Now a word to the Ladies upon the Fashionable
Shoe this summer The Gaer Boot will lead i'm point
OF fashion all other kinds Of shoes put together; as TO
the leading color in point Of fashion, il is hard TO got
exactly notice the color of Silk dresses that
mostly wOrn the stone color The dark the ashes of
roses and the olive coors occupy prominent position
ana from tat we can Judge that those cOOrs will
cupy high point III fashion, to cOlOrs of the Ladies
Dress CATERS. ana yet The tan color bronze Mo.
rocco Ladies' Boots occupy position IN the ashiCna-
| bl0 community.
We have been making up Ladies fine Caters this
last winter. of 10 different c0Ors and shades of
colors. am now selling a .ine Morocco Ladies Bus
kin, iOxed with Patent Leather ard trimmed with a
neat bow and buckle, for only 70 cents; shoe like il
Tor that money | never sold before, and Children,
fancy Lasting tipped Caters for only so cents pair
| the like Tor that DOG CHEAP For our sprino and
summer trade have card of Lasiings of over ia
different cOlors and shades of cOors for the Ladies'
pick from, 10 match any shsCe of Dress thew NAV de
sire Call and see what offer you m bargains
I at FLANlGEN'S Cheap Shoe Store, No. 10 Yves
Second Street, more commonly known as the Wal
Street of Wilmington. where The poetry of The art
understood. WILMINGTON, Del, May 25 1883
Smyrna times., 1858-09-02

TIE Pill TRADE.-Who could dream OF
the magnitude such an undertaking as the
manufacture of a Purgative Pill assumes when
it comes into general use. And how painfully
do the following numbers speak of the amount
OF human sickness and suffering, that little
morcel OF remedy goes forth to combat and
snbdue. DIR. J. Z. AVER OF Lowell, manuiac-
lures IN his laboratory forty gross per diem of
his Cathartic Pills, through all the year. This
is eight boXesa minute or one dose a second
We thus flnd over $4,000 persons swallow this
pill every day, or l,296,000 month! Physi-
cians, think of that! 43,000 patients a day
who seek relief from the medical skill of one
man. Surely that man should be, as he is in
this case, one of the first intelligence and of
the highest character. His occupation entails
upon him fearful responsibility for the veal or
woe Of his fellow man.--PainSUiUe Courier.
Smyrna times., 1858-09-02
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DIED,
In Philadelphia, Friday, Aug. Goth, after a
bret illness, Nellie, daughter of Eben d. and
tIdora Holding. aged three years.
She wears a crown of glory,
On yon bright throne above;
And sings the wondrous story,
Of Gods rcdeeming love.
In Raymond's Neck, on Saturday last, 28rh
ult'' Thomas Jones, in the Add year of his age
Near Backiston 5 4 Roads, on Sunday even.
ing last, 29th ult., Mrs. Maria Jones, widow OF
the late Loadman Jones, aged 81 years.
In this town, on the Both ult., Sarah E. Cole.
man, in the l4th year OF her age.
Smyrna times., 1858-09-02
Net Cash Dry Goods House.
1853. New Stock OfFaIl Goods.

TYRE & LANDELL, Fourth and Arch streets,
IL Philadelphia, have in store and daily receiving
fine stock of Fall Dry Goods suited tO the trade.
Black Silks of all grades;
Fashionable Fancy Silks;
Shawls of all the new styles;
Dress Goods, in full variety;
Staple Goods, i'll large stock;
Fancy Cashmere Cloths and Vestngs;
Blankets Quilts, Linen Damasks, &c.
" B-Good Bargausdaily received from New York
and Philadelphia Auction SaIus. 03-Terms NeI Cash
and Prices Low. sep2 3m
Smyrna times., 1858-09-02
Stock, Loan, Bill and Exchange
EE E& @D EzxA ME wS @ss
JOHN McLEAEs 81 SON,
81 MARkET ST,

81 MAkkEE ST.,
delaware Fire Insurance Budng)
WILM N G L ON, DEL "A w ARE.
DROMISSORY NOTES negotiated; Loans and
Stocks Of all kinds purchased and sold TO order.
Purchases and Sales m"de at The Board of Brokers
Philadelphia, New York and BalIlmore at the rates
of commission charged IN those cities.
All business nirusted to their charge prompily M.
tended TO- and remitIaAces made in all cases without
de,ay
Money wanted in large and small amounts, on bond
and mortgage, secured by first liens On property tins
city and State.
REFERENCES:
Hon M Harrington. Dover;
Hon J J Allligan, Wilmington
Sockly, President Bank of SMYRNA
Geo w Cummins, Esq. Smyrna;
e Wilson, President Farmers Bank Wilmington
George Bush, Z" Bank of vii d Brandy wine
w lIegany, Cashier do
S Floyd, Bank of Delaware;
J J Warner, Union Bank of Delaware;
Saml Bidde, Mechanics Bank;
Harlan y lIOllingswOrth, Bush IL LObdell,
Chas | DUPONT, jesse Sharpe,
George Jones, John Duncan;
George w. Sparks, Hicks.
sep2-3m
Smyrna times., 1858-09-02
from the wa gons.

PLoyeRs.--Our sportsmen for the last two or
three days have been on the qui UiUe in regard
TO-. Flowers which made their appearance IN
this section about Sunday last, in thousands
Ia fact, our gunners say they never saw them
50 thick. Oae gentleman alone, in few hours
yesterday, killed twenty, and we are told that
in the ieIds most frequented by the birds, there
was one alnost uninterrupted bang" SO ma
merous were the gunners.
Smyrna times., 1858-09-02
SheriR's Sale.

DY virtue OF writ Of levari facias to me directed
ID will be exposed TO public vendue at tho hoteLof
Jabez Shockley, in the town of Milford Milford hun
dred, on SATURDAY, September llIh, 1858, al u
O'clock M, the following Real Estate viz: All that
Farm tract OF land situated in Milford hundred Kent
county and State of Delaware, adjoining lands of
Thomas Sharp, lands Of James Sharp lands OF Joseph
Owens aud others, and SAID TO contain two hundred
and fifty and sixty two perches be the same more
or less. The improvements are two Iwo.siory farm
houses barn. stables and other buildings thereon erec
ted.
Seized and taken in execution the property of
WILLIAM ). HAMAN and MARY his wife. and
JOHN HANNAH and HARRIET his wife. and Will
be sold by JOHN GREEN. Sheriff:
Sherif's Office Aug 81 1858.
Ten per cent OF the purchase money must be paid
on day OF safe.
Smyrna times., 1858-09-02

VEGETABLES are scarce and dear. Potatoes
are bringing rs cts per bushel, and in conse-
quence of the dry weather, which has SO short
ened The crop, they can scarcely be had at any
price, Tomatoes are selling at 75 cents, and
sweet potatoes $3.50 per bushei.
Smyrna times., 1858-09-02


FRUIT.-The fruit crop, with the exception
of apples, notwithstand ndng the dry weather, has
been pretty good. Berries of all kinds have
been plentiful. One gentleman alone, Mr.. E.
Lurty, has sent to Philadelphia 1895 buckets
Ofblackberries at an average Of 45 cts per buck.
ct, or St72.75 for the quantity sent. Th.re is
no arriving at the quantity consumed in this
town. but it is considerable. The blackberry
trade is getting 10 be of considerable impor-
tInce, bring ging back as it does large Sums of
money from the city, mainly, to those who are
the poorest and most needy. The same may be
said of the huckleberry crop, which has been
quite large this season. There is another ber-
ry, heretofore looked upon as hardly fit for the
fsod of birds, now finding its way TO market
We refer TO elder berres-a nun Der of buck ckets
of which we recently noticed on their way 10
the city, and for which Mr.. Lurty paid % cts.
per bucket. They are used, we believe, for
making wine. The peach crop has just been
productive enough to be remunerative to the
grower. The yield may be put down at from
a third to half of a full crop-the fruit at nc
time overstocking the market, and consequently
remaning at good figures. Mr.. Lurly sends
from 70 to 100 baskets per day, lbought in Oul
streets.) ITO market, and the "PiIOt Boy Ii
we'll freighted every day with the delicious
fruit. They are selling at $l.OO per baske
from the wa CONS.
Smyrna times., 1858-09-02

WHTrE TEETH, Perfumed Breath and Beau.
tiul Complexion, can be acquired by using the
"BALH or A THOUSAND FLOIVERS." Whal
lady or gentleman would remain under the curse of n
misaSfeeable breath, when by using the 81 Balm of a
Thousand Flowers" as a dentriice ,vouId mi o,,l',
render 1t sweet, but leave the teeth as white as ala
naSler Many persons do not knsw their breath is
Di ana The subject is delicate their friends wall
never mention it. Beware Of counter(eits Be sure
the bottle is signed. FETRIDGE & co. N.
For sale by all Druggists
Smyrna times., 1858-09-02
Shcrif'S Sale.

DY virtue of writ Of vendilioni exponas. 10 me
at the Hotel of Jabez ShOckley in the town Of Mil
ford. Milford hundred on SATURDAY, September
Ilth, 1858, at % O'Clock. the following Real Es.
tate, TO wit: 10. of Ground situated on Back street
adjoining lands Of Daniel Curry. lands of David Jonos
aud other lands in the tOwn Ol Aliord hundred Kt MT
county and Slate Delaware, and SAID to contain one
eighth of acre. more or less, with story fame
dwelling house thereon erected;
Seized and taken IN execution as the property of
ANN SAPP and JOHN SAPP, and will be sold bv
JOHN GREEN, Sheriff.
Ten per cent Of the purchase money must be paid
| on day of sale. (Sherf's office, Aug 81, SO
Smyrna times., 1858-09-02
A NEW FEATURE IN BUSINESS.
Eperv Man his Own Salesman

=, LlPPINCOTT & CO., One Price Clolhing Store
no 4ol Market street, Sd door above 4h street Pha
drlh!a, drl would solicit call from those in want Of
CLOTHING, before purchasing esewhere-as all
our goods are made up expressly for retail sales, and
every article is marked IN PLAIN figures, so that all
m"st buy alike. All goods used in this store are
sponsed before making np and all articles sold will
DE guaranteed 10 be cut and mat in the best manns
Remember
4O4 Market street,
ISAAC IIPPINcoTT. 30 door above Ith, BLwooIsTox
Philadelphia.
Smyrna times., 1858-09-02
Shcrif'S Sale.

QY virlue of writ of venditlon exponas. 10 ma
~ directed, will be exposed TO public venduo, az
the hotel of Jabez ShOckIey, in the town of Alilrd
Milford hundred, on SATURDAY, September Ilbh
1895, at % O'Clock, M, the following Real Estate
viz: All that certain farm tract of land situated in
Milford Hundred. Kent county and tate of Delaware
adjoining lands Oi The heirs of John r. Townsend
Thomas IutS' George Davis and others, anu said 20
contain Seveny-FIve Acres more or less The inn
prOVemenis are one story dwelling house, stables
and other Ont-buIldngS thereon erected
Seized aud taken Ih execution the properly of
JOHN X. DEPUTY aud terre tenants and will he
sold by JOHN GREEN Sheriff
Ten per cent 4 the purchase money musl be paid
on day OF sale. (Sherfi's Office, Aug 2I, So
Smyrna times., 1858-09-02

SALE OF PRopERrY. JOHN Coaller's farm, IN
Dick Creek Hundred, was sold on Saturday
18th uIi., Cor S2,9i0 JJha Green, purchaser
Smyrna times., 1858-09-02
james Milton.

H;SN NVNEA DEALER, 1903 South Second st. below
ElTtIA i Chestnut and S24 Race ST., above Eighth,
Wasn.s Philadelphia keeps a choice selection Of the
~hn<AAa very finest TEAS and C0FFEES imported
Having engaged for many years in the Tea Busi-
nc ss his actes for purchasing in the best markeIs,
prnc pally New York. enables him 10 give be fullest
satlslacIi II. sem2 ly
Smyrna times., 1858-09-02
MiddlctOWn Academy.
EkpEn vVnpN
Select Boarding and Day School for Boy
and Young Men.

JAMES b. MCDOWELL, PRINCIPAL.
INllE WlnIer Term will commence on tie First
4 Monday Of November and close about the 2ath
of March. The Principal pledges his undivided at
enIlUn 10 his pupils Suitable Teachers are engaged
10 dssist. The nImber of students Is limited and
the attention OF those who contemplate sendsnE their
sons or wards TO an Academy is respectfully invited.
For particulars, apply early to the Principal as above
sert2-2m
Smyrna times., 1858-09-02

VI A correspondent writing from Cecil CO
dd'' Aug. 9th, sends US the following items
Mr.. Dggins, an Irish aborer in the employ
OF Mr.. L. c. Cruikshank, of Sassafras Neck,
Ieil from cart loaded with guano, as it was
returning from the landing at Frederctown, on
The 23d inst. The wheel passed over his chest
aud he died Immediately. lie was in state of
IntoXIcation. lie had not before been drunk
since Christmas.
The Sabbath School at Galena turned oul
largely at their Pic Mic, on the 26lh inst, held
at Piercc's POiut, on Sassaftas river, near Ere.
derIctown. Pierces Point is noted as the
ground OF the skirmsh between a few Ameri.
cans and the British during the last war with
England, when Frcdericrown was burned
Remains ofthe breastwork are still found upon
The bank. 1t is now pleasant spot thicEly
shaded. The day was pleasant one, especial
~ to the little folks. Walking, swinging boat,
riding, singing Sabbath school songs, doing
honor to the dinner table, and afterward to con.
dictionary, took up the time. Much credit is
due that friend of Sabbath schools, Mr.. S. B.
Ford, whose constant attentions made the day
pleasant to all. Rev. Messrs. Alien and Cooper
addressed the school.
Smyrna times., 1858-09-02
Smyrna Prices Current.

Corrected Weekly
Wheat Sl.3O for white, and 81 20 for red.
Corn e5c. per bushel.
Flour 80 50 per bbl.
Meal 05c. per bush.
Rye quiet at Csc.
OatS steady at 36c.
BeanS $I.00.
H"y is selling at $40 to $l2 per ton, for both
timothy and clover.
Stnres-cooper stuff $500 per thousand.
Hood-tlickory $3.50; best Oak 50. so
common Oak 50 %; Maple 1928, and mixed
and rough Oak 81 90 per cord.
Smyrna times., 1858-09-02
Total,
80


The amount which fell during July was Just
one inch. The showers of last Friday have
considerably re invigorated vegetation, but
scarcely in the lightest soils moistening the
ground sufficiently to enable the farmers to
turn the faloW for putting in the wheat crop.
DELAWARE COLLEGE reOpened on the first dav
of September with fall corps of teachers for
every department of Languages, Mathematics,
Philosophy. Engl sh Literature. Agricultural
Chemistry, and every branch of practical sci.
ence. Professor s. s. Haldeman, Geologist and
Chemist, of the State Agricultural Society oil
Pennsy Ivania, will have charge of the Agri-
cultural department. A rare opportunity i:
afforded TO young men who expect to engage
in agricultural pursuits.
! We call attention to the beautiful style o
Likeness now made in Smyrna, by Mr.. J. II
Marston. Persons wishing durable and correct
likenesses should take the present opportunity
10
Secure the shadow ere the substance perish,
or those for whom we fond emotions cherish >
Mr. Marston is an experienced operator, ant
pable OF performing all he promises.
WATERMELONs have been more abundant II
our market this season and of better qnalii!
than for some years past. They are good
and, when plentiful, a cheap luxury-a conclu
sion arrived at, we suppose. long ere this, b.
our entire community. Cantaloupes have ais
been abundant.
Smyrna times., 1858-09-02

ADvERrIsERs.--JOhn McLcar & Son, Wi!
mi"gton, Delaware, advertise to negotiate
promlssory notes. purchase stocks, &c. Ou
citizens having business in this line are rcferre,
10 Messrs. Nc Lear g. Son.
Middletown Academy, J. Mcdowell, Prn
cipal, will commence The winter term the first
Monday in November. This is fine institu
ton and well worthy ofpatronage
Samuel Ellerman, intending to close bust
ness, offers his stock of clothing cheap
See also adv. of John Foster, Eyre g. Ian.
dell, Jas Milton, J. D Smith and Sheriff Green
Smyrna times., 1858-09-02

kNICEERBoCKER.-The HnickcrJocker New
York Monthly Magazine for September has
been sent to US, and on examining it, we find
that 1t fully sustains the high honorcd name
and fame 1t has so long enjoyed as "the Oldest
and bett Magazine in the country" having
reached to the ffty-second volume without in
t!rruptlon. 1t is filled with the most entertain.
ing, interesting and instructive reading mat
ter, on great variety Of subjects, by the most
able and talented writer's in the country. 1t is
well worth the subscription. being only SD per
annum. Published by John A. Gray, No. lG
Jacob street, New York.
The PHILA. NORTH AMERICAN g. u. S. GA.
zErrE.-This is justly ranked as one of the
leading Journals of the country. High toned
and able in all its departments, it is looked ID to
tor true and reliable information on all subjects
OF interest to the American people, and is we'll
worthy of the name which it has attained as
being the best commercial paper published in
the U. s. Mr.. McMichae, the editor, is well
known TO many of our citizens, and we take
great pleasure in recommending his paper to
their attention.
Smyrna times., 1858-09-02
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The subscriber intending to leave SMYRNA
for the West, will dispose OF his large stock OF
Ready Made CLOTHING, which he has ilst
laid in, at Philadelphia prices. A fine chance
to obtain Cheap Clothing being thus offered, the
citizens of Smyrna and vicinity will find it to
their advantage to call early and examine his
stock of Goods.
SAMUEL ELLERMAN.
Store on Main ST., Smyrna,-sep2.
Smyrna times., 1858-09-02
Miscellaneous Advertisements
AmbrOtVDe Likencsscs,

This beautiful style OF Portrait is acknow-
ledged to be superior in durability and brilfian
cy to any other now extant Its extreme low
price also renders it the most popular style of
Likeness.
The subscriber is prepared TO execute correct
LIkenesscs in every style and size, by the Am.
brotype process, at Wards Hall, Smyrna.
Sept 2,'5S. JOSEPH Ii. MARSTON.
Smyrna times., 1858-09-02

The Peach CRop.-The New York journal
Commerce says there is no such prousion OF
peaches IN that market as has been enjoyed for
several years past, and the quality OF the sup.
ply Is indifferent. Delaware and Maryland
have done tolerably well, but New Jersey has
slgnally failed; and the competition being
withdrawn from points nearer home, the more
distant growers are having the benefit of hgh
prices. Baskets ofpeaches, good quality, bring
from 50 to 50 30. II the quality is at all ex-
ira, 81 per basket is not unusual. The baskets
are very small. Not only peaches. but grapes
and apples have failed in great measure in
New Jersey.
Smyrna times., 1858-09-02

TELEGRAPH EXPLAINED In the American
Agricuiturist for September, is fu! and com.
pIete article, with eleven engravings, which
make perfectly plain to the comprehension of
even the child hOw ii is that signals and words
are transmitted by telegraph. 1t is not mere
history of the Atlantic Cable, like those pub
IShed IN the newspapers, but goes back of this
and presents plain, simple account of the
whole matter of Telegra phing, Just such as
every person will desire to read, even if par
tally acquainted with the subject. Send ten
cents and get that number, post paid,) in Eng
llsh or Germany Yoa will also find in the 81
pages OF the same number, large amount of
other valuable reading matter appropriate to
the work Of the season in the Field, Garden.
and House. One large engraving, a :" take Off"
upon liorsc-racing at Fairs, is worth the price
OF the number. One Dollar will pay for the
ASr1c"lt"rist year. Address, Orange Judd,
Publisher, l89 Water St, New York.
Smyrna times., 1858-09-02

PHILADELPHIA MARKET.
Wheat-Whlte 81 43; Red 30; Corn 9Oc
Oats AZ.
NEW YORK MARKET.
Wheat-White 81 AS Red 35; Corn 96c
Oats 56.
Smyrna times., 1858-09-02

RAIN.-The following registry kept by DR..
Daley, shows the amount of rain which fell
during the month of August:
Smyrna times., 1858-09-02

GLAD TO HEAR Ir.-The Del. Gazette SAYS
the times in Wilmington are looking up, and
that there is a restoration of confidence and a
general revival of trade. 1t says there are
houses now in course Of erection to the value Of
1926, ,OO0-many Of them dwellings, built in the
most substantial and costly manner and we are
quite certain that we never saw more building.
going up in Wilmington at any one time.
Smyrna times., 1858-09-02


6T Messrs. Harlan & Holingsworth, of
Wilmington, have made contracts for building
four large iron steamers and ten large passcn-
ger cars, of the most elegant and costly con-
slruction.
OF Mr. Andrew Eliason, of New Castle co.,
had wing of his barn blown down on Thurs
day night week, killing two fine mich COWS, a
horse, and an OK. Damages estimated at 5000
~ Two men were arrested in Wilmington
on Friday last for passing counterfeit gold dol
lars, and in default OF bail, were committed to
prison.
OF Several deaths have occurred in New
Caste CO., Del, and Cecil county, Md, from
drinking water conveyed through leaden pipes
OF The salary of the High Constable Of
Wilmington has been fixed at 5000 and Other
Ccas;ablcs $500.
Smyrna times., 1858-09-02

THE LADIES REPosIrORY, for September, is a
splendid number-the steel engravings Leauti-
ful, and the reading matter abundant, varied
and rich. Terms $500 per annum, yet has
more reading matter than many of the $3 90
magazines. Cincinnati, Ohio.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-11
WINES AND LIQUORS.

CAbUHL miIsoN, NO. SOUTH WILLIAM srRRET,
~ iusssrtex "a wines. brandss gins whiskies Ispdca
pore~ - ppse, ~ one bah md - one s4xhs ppss Il
me old pale brandy N bond for s>sk ass
BY - d.ralssn ssosh vissk,ee DE best npe.sd % M
rsrtSL b-a n 10 agent 81 w1s~m Yos,nosr A Co q
bsnesur sh wh,sh tbe sccs arsusb, his sounhys
D. sale by tbs boSekesd