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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-21

time since man by the name Of F. W. Elan.
ner applied to Detective L. J. Center for a
job, asserting that he was an accomplished
detective, being one Of those engaged in
breaking up the gang at McGreggor's Land
ing. After reflection, Mr.. Center concluded
to give him employment, and to further him
in the prosecution of his business let him
have s44, so in counterfeit money, (which
Mr. c. had obtained of the Mayor for that
purpose.) A few days after, Flanner ap-
piled to Mr.. Center for money. to pay, as he
said. a female stool pigeon. This Mr.. O. re.
fused, having suspicious of the mans hon
esty from the first. A short time after Mr.
c. had let Flanner have the "bogus," he
heard of an instance where Flanner had
showed $40 bin on the bank of Kentucky.
and he also learned of sundry stories which
F. had been circulating in town, casting
grave reflections on some of our most prom
ineut citizens. This satisfied Mr. Center that
the man was rascal, and he determined to
bring matters to focus. Accordingly he
made three different appointments with
Flanner to meet him, but F. did not appear
at either. At last Mr.. Center's patience
became exhausted, and early yesterday
morning he went to Planners house and
found him at breakfast, with man by the
name Of John James, of whom we shall
speak more particularly, hereafter. MIR. G
compelled Flanner to accompany him down
town, but when about opposite Mr. Lowers
livery stable on Main street, Mr.. Lower, one
of the individuals whom Flanner had been
retailing stories about, mounted him (F. and
gave him severe drubbing. We presume
Mr.. L. does not care particularly whether
Flanuer is convicted or not, as he has got
his satisfaction ou: of his hide
When the blunt" was de manded Of Flan-
ner. he was troubled with the "shorts," and
could not possibly account for some SIT 90.
This lost money consisted of one $40 bill on
the bank Of Commerce, Cleveland, Ohio !;
e and $s Burrows 4 Prettyman draft,
unsigned, and two one dollar gold pieces
This missing counterfeit has probably been
passed somewhere in town, and persons hav
ing bills or gold Of this description. will con-
fer favor by reporting it to Mr.. Center
The Mr. James who was arrested with Flan-
ner, had among other things. in his possess
sion, commission as Deputy U. 8. Marshal
for the northern district of IllinoiA After
the arrest of the two worthies, . possse pro-
ceded to Planners house to search for bogus.
and succeeded in discovering some $50 un-
der the carpet in Planners room. The mon
ey consisted of IS on the Phoenix Bank,
Chicago; and Is on the N orthern Bank Of
Ksntucky-all autographed.
Tho examination will take place this af.
ternoon ct o'clock, when We shall probA-
bly, obtain more particulars
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-21
TU-DAY'S ADV'TS.

Aed<ie'S Patent
Rain and River Wator EiltNFerS,
Another lot OF these celebrated Flteers jus. recev
ell and for sale by
SMITH i REMINGTON;
80 Hast Second ST.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-21

ATTENTION MARsHAL!!-The gut
ters along Second street, from Perry to
Main are In . dreadful condition. The
smell that arises from them will certainly
breed disease. See that they are cleansed,
if in your power, Mr.. Bechtsl. We also
notice that families residing on Main
street throw all their slops into the street
near the side. causing . very unpleasant
odor to arise which il not agreeable to the
numerous persons passing. This should be
stopped at once.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-21

A PABTNk1 with TWENTY-FIVE uyuDaEp
D0LLAss, In a-buslnsss already commsnced
oosiness which VIII Adord larger profit tne caSs7
tel investd than snv other In DayxpDort. Add,ca
box 3lt, Davenport r. o jy20. uat
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-21

WHEELER r WILSON'S
SEW ING Ia C Ii N E.
RI, Is the i" A. No. 1" Sewing Machine for all
OF sewing, even to the most beautiful
H II M M + NJ es
We prefer the wheeler Wilson for family uses-
H. y. Tribune. <.,...
| Wheeler h wilson's Machines are the JscoTssss
'pr families N. \. Times.
DP. WHITE, Agent,
becond ST., opposite Cook 4 sarseuts Bank, Davsn-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-21
l. A II ES Il N F. w S.

By TELEeRArH.)
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-21
Frank Plulllcr,

A TTOnNEY'S and Counsellors at Law, and Ncta'
IA r,rs public Also agents for the Charter Osl
S,-e Ins Co., Hartford, Conn.,, Capital 13OO,O0O
uity Fire In Co, New Haven, Z" sooososo
Once lie Claire Block, Davenport.
Julyl ISb7dly fhANA fI.o M"n
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-21
GEO. T.. xylifECOMIs,

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law AND
IA OoAmissi sioner OF Deeds for Connecticut, Will
i've and careful attention to the colec OF
lnins conveyance Of Real Estate, exsmin ng titles
Ind ali other kinds oflegal business
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-21

VITOULD ANNOUNCE To THE CITIZKNS Oh
w Davenport and vicinity that he has resumed the
ractice OF medicine and may be found when not pro-
OCCASIONALLY engaged, VI his Office nsxt door TO EAres
.ac. Nov25df
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-20
County Treasurrr's once.

County Treasurrr's once.
nRovILLE. August II h, 1859. I
Nottceis hereb, given 80 AL persons holding Rntt.
County Warrants. registered IN the General Fund
from the lith g. the Ruth uf Novenihrr lss7, inclu-
s've' and all War'nis reei.tc Ell in November ON
IN" md 'ent Sick Furd, that the same will he paid
on presentation al this "niee, and aud after this
date said Warrants will cease to bear INTEREST and
If not presented within sixty days from tho date
hereof. the moueys for said Warrants will be nr-
propriated to pay the next in order oi registry
WM. LATTi MORE,
Treasurer Butte County.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-20

Gg- An ear'hq 'ake occ irrel rec nat'y in
the city of Mexlc', wbica shook houses to
their found ,uOns AMI crarcked the walls
dangerously. l. ln~tei minutes.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-20
4 PARK, Proprietors, New York.
PARK l. WHITE.

DIR. J. c. YOUNG, whose advertisement nd
yerseneni appears In another column, is the pioneer
advertising Physician in this STATE. has cured n"rr
patients than any other Attention is called to hi-
advertisement. u
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-20

Gg- Several wi mcn n,ye ln,elv ,on
mac erei by lAd.Hrs Uetwc,n iIImJJ.l
.nl Y,ekl.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-20
Saw Mill For Rent.

vUNHE UNDEi SSGNtD 'ifEgt IOR IENT
his new ~ am saw MIL situated 10 'bs te~n
NoOTesg q. ute County aid min |. b. at a
one "f lhc hnFft pinsri- i the 'tate., mp, isiug
ait The safetirr pine in the treato a. uhdance.
hoofesvii" is pidiy mi VI z, lwu hrRe v atrr
lficies viii h- sompiiitd To his place during he
uniDor, aud here II g. ~ ae aid Tor I,il,, er.
herr IL 0tw cut and hhuid nI'~h uhs J. q way of
me miii, fiieent quant'y OF h'ts 10 ctu s.,u,e
ElV0J leet & h.nher The - ias will hs eusy. For
Jartlcu r., enquire "i Z, ytis, op the PR mses
Mvoresyille, Aug. 9th, 1858 C.s. LYTLH
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-20

es- Hon A II. Recder. ex Governor Of
Ku.ns, will probably be the anti Lee mp.
70 candi late in Thirteenth Congression
,lD,rt let. Pa I is is ca,lei the .tenth
qon of Dam9cracy." anl is the hardest
d.trirt in the Stnte
Tie Phialc uhin Press says that politics
yiY warm in Virginia hut Wise ha- the ia
rde track. Mr.. L-tcher. who want. to be-
|C,efnUr on the anti.W platform, ani
vso represents the an i-Wi,e fee ing.is hotly
qposcd The Ruff frrr ,crape. in which it
,acars that he VAS n g cd aho.iliouist il
lA7 does him no COOL whatever.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-20
ORNljllE SElIj\ARI.
'E'H'S INSTITUTION WILL RE-oPEN on
Nnniay next. IL h instant or the reception

'H'HlS INSTITUTION WILL RE-oPEN on
NnniRy next. II instant or the reception
of IN ils
Thr cour>n Of Instruction embraces the v1riou.
prturh"s of ~ fngiish Ednrat on. tru- ht on the
most approved principle and from acknowledged
tpNt hooks
The Seminary. now in IA RI wear can point 10
IL thcrouglpe of lnSi ur inf. - those W (" have
avairi teu-.lv". of ~. Neo i's for any length Of
Tine ant trusts 80 >how \ like r'~uli hereafter.
Th. u'~r'fh"r havirr commenced ~" hn-ine~s Of
rn,trnrf, no Youth. IpN \RDS OH TNENTl-oNf
W AR 500 hr1rr~ 90 h'a Uecr~-iftiN. a large
,firi ur .vt.t.icr. tl an witch ln''nr 2 i~ s,nre
opposite in INN fting tn~iructi"nl a quuri ~ rur
suit of his profession in various part Of eFnion
:. u WILEY.
To viac-a Nerc'au'. nd ctber>. wanting part
ucrship'. accuu' - iI -t-d. elfh r >irge ar com
pound ar intricate nrc'u- r'1"rall' can have them
arranged with correctness and dispatch bv applvlng
to 5. WILEY.
Ornvills Seminary. Julv 10. 1853 lms
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-20

Gov. WISE. "F ViRGtNtA.o o~ "MrpSfLLs "
-T.is fiery hearted Southrou said in a re.
xu. speech in V'rginil:
Isy Mt labor is not the "mudSiil' Of
pcetv, aud hdHk God that the oid col.
eaiai aridorrary IF FUgin,o, mhich de,pi
,,d merhaHcat und mdaud' la60r, is n, ar.
ID run Out. Thank Co that we are begin
|ping TO raise miners, mrchani Il fnauu
|hciurers that will help to raise what is efr
III that nr's ocracy ~ t. t mid lie gr,u d
|ar,sprctabilty. Uaughtrr and al p!ause
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-20
p, LY BUTTE PtCORD,

fHg l. c"MPr" IL sE IlLLNois SIR 7
,.s. been in the habit of feing d non, cod
- Iuos for tWe tv.fve ve4r bv bo,,a,s
"A Dc eriers from the mocrntie rar,v
,,,er have he'n den,un ,d nr e,sn,ej
!, W repu er De o., e~,tic County or S,,,.
Grventior in llino's have AWAY. sns
rised tie r. z" mr. orea'i7a'i"n aud nomi.
,.ii ms q the party, and hence have in
ecrei the di,P'eesure d ht,,ij Y Of ali
Il. rganz' RS IN n" patty aul al h, lte,s
,pd r-nega es from it. isu.;uct, there.
tre.. that such mcn l. Doctor Charlie, l. iii
"a hi. cnniei-'n'eS should form "A se.ret
,iance with the lealer4 Of the K puhlicln
,srty 10 deceit ne ard MD otuet, who ,un.
rt the regular "rgnnLation ande.omiur,s
1.-THE D mocratic party iD the Safe Ste.
sIsa 4 Douglas.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-20
- The Mustang Liniment Cares

- The Mustang Liniment Cures
Rhrur,nti-m:
The Nlsitng Linjmcnt crrrs sliTjo'nts:
TIL. Vrstlng iiri ueni C ires nu-ns and Wounds:
The Nnsting Il i'm mi en- 90 sores nj Ulcers:
The Nistang Linl nent cures Caked BREASTS and
S,r.. Nirpks;
The VI istanR ininent cures Neuralgia:
r,e iIst,,g ~ II neat cues Cnrns and Warts;
The Mustang LinimeLt il worth
1oo0,nOO DOLLARS PER ANNUM
To the rnifed Sttr4. the preserver and resiOrer
of val1bIr rises aud cattle. II cures ull Sprnins
Calls Wounds. SIN Joints Sc.
willy III lnswer this q1"Sfion? Did Won ever
hear # any or lin Try Sore, swelling. Sprnn Sif
uess either on man or beast. which tho Mustang
Iini ont would not cure? DID eu ever visit Hnt
re.prctab'r druggist ia any part OF the worId--n
Fr-nur, A-...pr Nme eicn-whp III not snv "t was
the creates, discovery cf the a.eI' Sold everywhere
Every runil, sAould have it; three sizes. BARNES
PARK, Proprietors, New York.
PARK WHITE.
Sole Apenis for the Pacific Coast,
1872 Washington street, opp site the Market
C0LrIN l. NcDE MOTT. Agents. Ornviilr.
u THE TRADE supplied on the most liberal
terms apps 3n
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-20
Houses & Lot For Sale

,HNHE USDFRsI '>Ep OFFERS FOR SALE
= n on--ihn ~ II vale. two ho,.ss- and ini
.gtn te "a Rnbt treet n BE Ditch mud s'ii-
ble r 'amily ne T. those des'r ris ~ pUr-
, b en-. ID exceie4t opportunity Il hire uEorei.
ly2c-lm JOHN ID. sPELLMAS,
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-20
Summons.

Stafe Of TaIif'r' ia. t'the TiStri"' c"nr' Of
We " 90 ftl al lliS rici County ci 'Nt
= h'H'l k0GE'RS ". u II. RNHf Aeon
y" ert ~ he / 'rir' MT Of tho Inn Jndiria'
rnF'n"i. md the cnmt,'a't fi'ef ~ I Coz ~ ~
.nife. the ofire e he ie-k # cid Il t"i
n"ar fhA pn ~" - Q Stst..tf Cali'o ma sen
eN'tin' Tor. II ROGERS Y re her hv f'-
ya're t. aprenr T. an priou hr ugh PainssNo ~
@ e Az Ie ramei piqir'GiH 'hs b~tdci court Of ne
ni~"n'h Indical n psiri''. in and & The g HitY "'
WI, anf - answer t@P c"fnf''0t h'-d h're'". "a
10y OF which ~nmparies 4 . srntm nsl ~ bin
- fN~ fexc iv. Of Iav - arv'c' n'fe- N
&C On YOU nf this sum ms. ! s"'y al Huh u t1i-
.G.ti ~ vnd ~ rf his q Is. h"i VI :" th's
sanici,f Dist ict ihin iwrrt, da' :or l. evr' ou'
sfh istr'c' thee vi forty da s-'- iudgine'
sf 'r'e"f vii ne taken ag9in~i yo1 I SAD &c
~ NJ b-rurt - obn'n dec ee e al GO r ih"i
We " M "'sse ront-ar .Vis e e'wee' y''u "n' tho
" ~ ~ a." d. " 4 srd eiun'.f ihat she -.
;" = 4 ~ ~ g b.,ni- ~ ~ friUo q. ai'l 10
~ dgml n'r the cot. nnd tu"r"v dishrrse
Mfi- ~ tht- urti prd - such oher ard ffrth-,
e ~ "a m V Ne rr,o.r-a"d if y,u ~ - H''ta
~, =" rs -" s. 4 romn sip' uhnver q fi-e
'at tn il ~ Iyt.t tie c Ut fr the el n
Asf orn'ti 4 fnaufe'
'''"n ur'e- uN hsnd n 'ne -fa' ~ ~" 0ts'rir'
- Tnrr ~ N. Flh."1'h lntt-ial u -tri 90
lShAL ihi- = da' OF 'rZ 81 IN the wear -.
49, our i>nr ! one thousand eight handred and
hfytight-
Nh pARRACH, Clerk.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.
At'~ntIo, Sir Knights!

ALI KNi,'nr> rEHPLlRS at butte county are
resp ctf"lly invited to attend n meeting "f SIR
hhIsht-, son Salurd y. 2lst dy OF August, A.
le5s, A. 0. 142. nj o'clock \. NJ
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-20

C'NcILr>rl>G. the Chlc.go TIpies sqvs
William Fitch, clerk in the post otll ,e in
that city. WIS di,rnarsed 6.cause he spite
10 Senator Btad ricf.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-20
Tor Cuustuhe,
WILLIAM VI ARNSTONG.


HOstetter-The SurtrisinG Effects OF
'ISTE ~rER'S We .ErABLE STOMACH 'Ii
rERS in r moving hile. forcing an appetite impnn
ing health and tone To the system, aud dissipatin2
iyspept'c symptoms, are truely wonderful Ever,
nervous. debiIitnted, ~eak and cInac lated person.
mule ur fe male. .h ud try itat One ~inegass
fI ts<en three Il ne- erch day, before meils: "r it
the pa lent -ho-itl he lndy nr child IL drbi'a,rt
condition. half The quantity viii do urti sufficient
strength IL restored, ~h will he rcaiz Il In yer,
u y time, aud convince the patient If the ru h Of
u. hove uam"d happy results. VII Oh have gined
iar'l'.e Bi;Iors such an euyable reputation every
where.
Kept by Drugg Is Groceries and snrs, class sn
loon.
PARK & WHITE,
Sole agentsfor the Plcfc Const,
1872 Washington str ct. SAN Francisco.
COLTON McDERN' IT.
jel4 I'm Agents. oroviil-.
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I7IFTY DOLLARS FORFElT.

n2. HUNTER will. forfeit $50 it failing to cure
Il J any case OF secret disease that may come un-
der his care, no matter how long standing or aflc
ting Either sex arc invited TO his Private Rooms,
Al North SEVENTH St, Philad % without fear Of
interruption. from other patients. Strangers and
others who have been unfortunate in the selection
OF n ri yscian are invited to call
IMPOTENCY-T Through unrestraiued indu-
gence OF the passions, by excess selt-abuse, the
evils are nuinerous. Premature impotency, invol-
untary seminal discharges, wusing Of the Organs,
loss OF memory, distaste for female society gen.
eraf debiity,a or constitutional derangement, are
sure tofoilow. II necessary, consult the Doctor
with confidence; he offers perfect cure.
READ AND REF Lee The afflicted would
do wei! to reflect before trusting their health and
happiness, and in many cases their lives, in the
bands of physicians ignorant Of this class of mala
dies Ii is certainly impossible for one man to un
derstlnd all the Ills the human family are subject
to- Every Respectable Physician hat his peculiar
branch. i'll which he is more successful than his
brother professor, and to that lie devees most OF
YEARS or PRACTICE, exclusively devoted
al orguns, together with with ulcers upon the
dody, throat, nose, or legs pains In the head, or
bones, mercuria rheumatism STRUCTURES, gravel,
irregularities disease arising from youthful excess
or Impurities of ihe blood. whereby the cOnstitu:
ton has become enfeebed, enables the Doctor 70
offer speedy reief toal who may place themselves
Or Medicines forwarded 10 any part OF the Uhi-
ted States,-- Price Ten Dollars per Packn ne. .
/ For sale DR.. DiCkIASON'5 CELEBRATED
| MAGNETO-E ELECT RIG 4 MACHINE. No acid
or other ingredient required; ils power being Oh:
| taiued from permanent magnet, No family should
be without one Price only $40. sep22 '58.ly
| 10 all wanting Farmss see advertisement d
Il Hatnlnanfun Lands KS "a In 6sH
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New York mnrkes.

New NORK, Oct. 10.
Flour market is little mere steady at S54
for unsound; s4 25@4 45 for suPerhne State
81 5oa4 50 for extra State; 50 So@4 % ior
superfine Western; 81 5o@5 for common to
medium extra Western; 50 15@S 30 for ship
ping brands extra round hoop Ohio, the mar
ket closing quiet; included in sales are 1900
bbbls extra State, Tor delivery first five days in
November on private terms. Canadian flour
unchanged; sales of 1000 bbls at 81 90@6 90
for common to choice extra.
Grain-Wheat market very dull-new Y Mil
waukie club would bring about Soc; sales OF
1000 bush fair white Canadian at ], l4,dolrye
quiet at 75079c barley dull, sales of common
and medium grades at 65c@ l,05dol; sales OF
48O bush very choice State at l,l0dol; Corn
lower; sales Of As, 600 bush at 99@7lc Tor com
mon to good mixed Western Oats plenty and
dull at 44@46c for State; 47@49c for Western
and Canadian. e..
Pork-S15 81 for sour mess Beef unchanged;
sales only 150 bbls at 11@12 for new repacked
mess; 15do for extra mess. Cut meats quiet
at 6@6y&c for shoulders and sac for hams
Lard more active; sales 100 bbbs at lOl4 @
4 10}4c, including 928 @61c.
| Butter in pretty good request at 12@2Oc fol
| Ohio and 15@for State. Cheese 938l @9c.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-10-20
Lost or SsORpae,

On the Fair Grounds, or near It. on last Fri
day pocket book containing a check No. 34t,
calling for $50, ,46 on the Harrison Branch from
George s. Wilson. Also note on John Nc
Fadden, dated March 8, 1857, calling for S24,
rs. Alsoa due bill on Wilson Crumley, call
ing for S32, dated April, 1856. Any person
finding the above check or notes, and leaving
the same at the Sentinel office or with the sub
scriber in Athens township, shall be literally
rewarded. All persons are warned against
taking the above named check or notes.
'7fit HARVEY COVERT.
Cadiz, Oct 49, 1S5S-3t
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RkaghaiG. &.Aan.

The subscriber will offer at Public Sale, at
his residence adjoining eadiz, on Friday, Octo-
ber %, 1853, the following valuable property to
wit: 8 mead Of Horses, 13 head Of all kinds OF
Cattle, between and 400 head Of Sheep, Farm
ing utensils, and variety Of other articles too
tedious to mention. g
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. ofsaid
day. Terms made known on day ofsale.
October l3, 1858. JOHN SHARP.
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Times and several IowHsns JsnsGn ppUnkGo
DeIt Nre6e
At,en Oo
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Forth
Ohio
the remainder
tons to
then chheso
sofanv tyrs.
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MI = q % T. Eg D

-
On the ,29th ult, bv Rev VIM. s. Dool, Mr.
ALBERT CLARK to NJ ISIS KATE a. KERR, both Of
Union Vale, o.
On the 28th ut, bv the same, Mr.. ALEXAN-
DIET NAEAGoyG, to Miss MARY POLAND both Of
this county.
.r0n the 10th ult, by VIM. Arnold E.q, Mr..
VIM MAHoN, TO Miss PRIscIILA w. HOLMES:
both of this county.
On the 4th inst. by the same, Mr.. JoHN
CHANEY and Miss MARTHA A. MeBRIDE: both
OF this county.
On the 18th inst, by Rev. A. L. Knox, Rev
u. s. WELLISG, of Jefferson County, to Miss
MARTHA REA, Of Cadiz.
on the 5th ut., by Samuel Foreman Esq.
Mr.JosEPH CAVE, to Miss MARY LYoS, all Q
Green Tp, this county,
On the 18th ult., by the same, Mr. MICHAEL
STULI., to Miss ELIzABETH HAUN, all ofGermar
township, Harrison County, Ohio.
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1877 left over and sent east. s4
,s1AmHf1@ SHEEP AND LAMBS.
1910 Sheep offered; oil sold Of prices ranging
from Ia az 7.l 10 gross. 400 Lambs olferedi all
sold at l,25 q 2,00R head. @sa
HOGS.
751 offered; 65l sold and balance sent east;
The prices ranged from 3al e 4tts gross.
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Allegheny Cattle Market.

ssal 81 ALLEdHENY Cry, October IA, 1858.
The Market during the week was dull, and
the prices declining The demand was princi-
pally local a
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DIR, kHUNTEER'B
MEDTEAT. M ANURI.

y,sii,r d. origina! .n4 pssalaT rrdseles 81
MAN & WONlaA. NJ
sders ofexety Kind, with never ling Remedies
for the speedy cure ofdiseases ofa private N
"7'a and delicate character, Incident tcthe yseqp
violation Of the Laws OF Mature
an, m s6.s and Natures Goda 4Avgg. 10 A
@ " Price TWcnty~liveG Gents, @s fes
%Ntiii,liij, THE Author of,the ab6ye
>>>H1nTs 81 Srf,lL// voltme il a graduate, and
yea24ti t1}gS having devoted quarter OF
T<<N%61< sAglIyrrs4-1ly century to the study aEd
~~>%lN /%aHfEAral yE-lFeatmeat ot Syphlifs Gnd
-YAz-.MgdAAuxlxy/S kindred disorders as a spe-
<S<' ciaify, be has become pos
.I<Ii74IlhtlyNS>!>f sessed ofanost insa uable in.
formation in regard to the same, and Is hb!e
to compress the very quintsssence Of mGJiesf
science on this important subject; as the resHitot
the experience Of the most eminent physicians In
Europe and America is thoroughly defnonstrated
in his own highy Successful practice III Tie treat
NETT OF secret diseases in many thousau oil cases
lin the City Of Philadelphia alone M et
TESTIMONY OF rIE PRoF. Or OssrEr5lcs IN fgSs.
COLLEGE, PulLA w1AssEa
nf this work unlike the majority OF those Mho aa-
vertise to cure the diseases Of which 1t treats, in
graduate Of QUO ofthe best Colleges in the untsd
Statcs 1t affords me pleasure to reeonSnenah hlEl
/ to the unfortunate to the victim OF malpractice.
las successful and experienced pfactpReF, il
whose homer and integrity they may place the gsfat
: JOSEPH s, LONGsfIoisE, MD,
Ftoa A. Wo1DwAED, M d., or PEsx, q " sIsl
II, PhitADA s.sHgE ssassa tsss,
ii gives me pleasure to add my Testimony ~ tlie
professional alEily of the Auth3r OF the " le asat
Manual" Numerous eases Of pisGs ses oE the Geal
Iitat Organs, some Of them cf fong standing, have
come under my nctice, in which his skitl has been
manifest in roe retng peffect heahh in some i'll
stahces where .ie paiicnt has beeu colsidor4f BE.
4 yond medical aid. IN the Heatment of Seniifiai
weakness o, disartangemsnt oi the fIhctlpna pro
daced by Self abuse or Excess Of vehosg. do pet
know his superior in the protest. in VI have beer
aeudamted with the Atihof Gonle HI and
deem II no more than Justice 10 him ha we'll Gs
iahdness to the unto: tunatp vietln ot safy
i cFelon to recommend him aa one, II whose prps
fsssiohal skill and integrity thoy may sateiycO
III ALFRED WooDw ARD, M. n y
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