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W-Why are darned stockings like dead
men? 40 .o'AJ ,-!a4e' 90 ~
Because they are men-ded, @ l'@
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W. T. SINCLAIR. u411s..... MARrIs BAkrrs N.
SINCLAIR &BAKER,

TAKE, pleasure in announcing TO theft eus
i TONERS, and the public in gensrsI, htha
they have now on hand, and intend 1ssSping
constantly, general assortment dfToI
DRU G 8, OILS, PAINTGyEAR
ii NISHES, BRUSHES, SCHOOL,
BOOKS, STATIONARY,oua
.56I-I o NOTIONS, a&c.aotioo
: Also Groceries of various kinds--assII
Iron, Nails, Plow-points, Salt, Kanaws
.iI-lai % and Pomeroy.) hsa9ssT
E Produce of every kind wfn be
received IN exchange for goodB.h
Woodsfeld, Sept. 10, l656.aIi egiio9la
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New Goods!

VNHE UNDERSIGNED REsPEcrruI1y .xxouN-
CES to the citizens Of Council Bluff. and yi.iuity
nAI ney have Just received OF the finest sssort-
OK Goods ever brought TO this Market comprising
Lsdiss Gfatiemens' and Children no,,. s..., and
Gdifers. =.
we have also complete assortment Of Lsssher,
ShSe Findings, &C.. all Of which, we viii seil for
CosA, At prices 10 correspond with the hard times
J. II. PHILLIPS L &c.
Couacl Bluffs, October lSth-n2O-y2-am
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A friend 1t or elbow makes the foiowiag pr,.o..
nc viii wager leo acers Of land In Fostawstsis enu,
e. ~, 2 sos n No ~ I've ys.s q =
reek without assistance via the North Platte rouse
he viii wager similar su1. that ~ takae g, aovh
e.n reach the mines quicksr easier and safer ths Il
sny other route from the Missouri River Por fn,shsr
information, inquire 1t this o,ce-Glenvood T1osoN
By such badinage - the above, or South
Platte neighbors expect TO divert emigrs.
ton from the great natural highway up the
Valley of the Platte. But they will find, to
their chngrin, that they have reekonsd with
out their host. During the California en-.
igration, overland, Is many towns ~ con-
tended for the birth place of Hoxsa, %. up
claims to the ssbest and shortest route" to
the shores Of theP Pacific, but all their efforts
to divert the emigrant into by-ways and
rams horn routes, fell still-born-the bulk
of the emigration QUILTED and started from
Council Bluffs, and travelled tho old Mormon
trail up the North side of the great Platte
River. So it will be next Spring, and hence
forward, the great volume of travel will be
up the valley of the Platte.
But, conceding, for the sake of conces-
sion, that the above banter is made in good
faith, though from prevented notions Of
things, we have proposition to mako, on
behalf of ga friend at our elbow" He &C.
cepts the proposition of our neighbours Ell.
bow friend, and is willing and hereby PRO-
poses, to ''go bctter,"-to rit: He will
wager On outfit for four persons, that BY the
North Platte route, one man with span Of
horses, can make the trip from this city to
Fort Kenrney, with heavier load, and in
one-half the time, that it will take per-
son, with t,co yoke Of oren, to make it BY
the sand hill route on the South side Of the
Platte. "For further information inquire ut
! this oficco
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STATE OF iowa,
Counfy Of Pottosoaffamis
To A. j. Williams:

County Of Pottavsffa~is}
To A. j. Williams:
Won ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED, THAT THEIR WAS
hied on the second day Of December 1883, in the
Once Of the Clerk District Court Of said County
the petition Of Lucius Nutting and Thomas Allison,
YlsHtiAs setting forth that the said A. j. WtilIsms,
William Aeneray snt j. T. johnson, did, on the second
day OF July 1857 make and deliver to said PLANTING,
four Promssory Notes payable to said piantn or ther
0rde that the said Notes are still the property OF said
paintifs that the sum Of ,16i % now due upon
said Notes. the Of q ao 90 with interest,"
is grow thereon that the said williams. Me-
and johnson did, the same day make and delis.
to said plaintiff conveyance Of the ny Of NE Of
Section H. and * Of the W. Of Section IL. in +,
70 NJ, Range - " and wv Of Section II, IN Town
South part Of said last named tract all in Potawaa
ME County lows. And also, Lot No. In Block No.
-, known the MIL Lot, IN Crescent CITY, In said
Cannty and Stats conditioned for the payment OF said
Notes; and the said defendants, william W WILING
ham and Sophia Williams, have, or pretend to have,
some interest said but no personal
claim is made against them and said petition Claims
and asks that said Mortgage be forecosed - prov
ded in the Code, for the amount due the on SAID
Promssory Notes and MORTGAGE and the amount ret 70
grow due thereon tOgehsr with their costs in this &C.
ton and that the said A. J. Williams, william Meme
ray and J. E. johnson b sdjudsed 70 pay any de1
etency which may remain after applying all monies sp-
plieahs thersto And that unless you appear and -:
0sy q The neat Of said District CouIt 70 - hed
st Council Du1s 10 said County, % the FIRST Monday
q yog1aD nsxh ~ ssA peistoa viii - taesa . a.
ssssd asd decree sstsrsd against Jon agreeable 70
NE prayer Of ssd Ysitioo psted December q, 1859.
800. .. o. 1LOOMIR.
fH u Fl. Any ~ PsishA.
Ordered By the County Judge Of Yottavstsmis CoaD-
~ to be published fosr weeks In thu Coen-
c. p. KELLOGG, Clerk Disf Court:
ny 3. r. BvADicK, DepstH5 4b nA-w4
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Sosss 0oS DssSososs, ~. I, R0Sssssse Deeeh
go Sse0o6 0sor1. gs ssarT :
Oh. =. I. wOODBU1Y, . LOCAfRDfN
Council hau1fs, Iewa, where be 10 pse-
uNvpered % perform all operations spper-
ta1asqo % his profession. in the moas
approved ana meeen manner. Having he'd eiEht yoaF1
soccessful yssctice in Yellow Springs. Ohi,. ~
Worcester Aass, will guarantee satiiacson in m es
E.L4W. has Dr.. Denis liquid for producing local
.nesene,a which. By applying 70 the tooth ana gums,
VIZ mocn mtsatcs and in see eaSes dessoys al pain
during tho operation Of extracting teeth Come IN
WHO fear that Assssrd fend the ioofAsehe, and who
pretet neAIth eoauiy and sweet breath. 70 misery
aeiemay - 9TH, ana have your teeth seansed aud
70 save those useful organs that roo cannot well
90 Without and that 1t costs much replaces for II
taken In time and properly nled, they cen be perms-
nently saved.
REFEREHcEs-Dr. Sullivan, Or. r. ,. lGelashou DR.
Grimes aud A. " Larimer Esq, Couseil Diuns; u s.
Gran, ESQ, J. ". Coolidge, Glenwood. tv1nls
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TO THE CRAFT.

WHO EVER WISHES 10 ENGAGE IN THE Pub-
lication Of paper in county Of 5000 inh
increasing in population and wealth where there il but
the one press having all the county patronage worth
per year, with 600 good paying subscribers and
doing large amount Of advertising and Job work-o-
Gated In the best agricultural and farming counties
western Iowa. Populated by industrious intelligent
and liberal population, have offered them the best
opportunity ever offered % member OF the Craft III
health and the increasing duties the ONCE has induced
the Editor and Proprietor to offer the Press Once
Stationery and everything connected with
ment for sale very liberal terms Persons wishing
to purchase the establishment engaging in the publ
cation Of paper will learn the price and terms BY
dressing the Editor o: the Buge NOnpare, Council
Bluffs, Iowa.
Dec. I, 1858. (v2n32l
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GEORGE DOUGHTY'S
GENERAL COLLECTING AGENCY.


THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING REtxNrIY r.
tired from the mercantile business, bsgs leave to
ocr his services Merchants and Business Men Of sr
classes General Collecting Agent. He proposes I"
his entire attention to this busBess and his long
residence. and extensive the West villa
he trusts enable him to give entire satisfaction 10 Sill
who may employ him.
Notes, Accounts and Claims Of all kinds may 30 for
~arded to the undersigned BY mail. Otherwise for
Presentation, Liquidation Collection Prompt stteG
ton will be given, and the avas im1ediatey remit
ted when il may become necessary 10 place cs'ais
suit the professional services will b and
the legal proceedings urged forward rapidly possi
bic Doubtful claims win be settled and secured
the best attainabie, and the title Real Estse
when taken either security carefully in
vestiGzted.
The undersigned Will, also Pay Taxes In oil parts Of
Western Iowa and Nebraska; and will ass Sell, Puf.
chase or Invest Money IN Resl 1state.
Letters Of Inquiry will be promptly attended u.
GEORGE DOUGHTY.
RErEREHcrG
COUNCIL BLUrTs-Ofbcer Pussy, Bankers; Bald
win Dodge, do; Cassidy Test, do; II. Z. Mutt
Co.. Do.
ST. LoUIs, No.-Doan, King L Co; Squire 4 Rcd.
ShApleigh, Day Co., 8. C. Davis L Co, Howard l.
HinchHaR.
ST. JosEFH. No-Tootles 4 ysrieish, Jos. G. Huii.
Prcst ST. 10. lns Co.; r. l.. NcDonsIds J. j. Curd.
Nave, HcCord Co, J. B. Jennings Co, 4. Bestst0
h Co. (vhis) [Bnele please copy.
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DR.. M'LANE's
.lI5lG CELEBRATED +
|VERMIFUGE
LIVER PILLS.

WE beg leave TO call the a,te.,-
- ton Of the Trade, and more
especially the Physicians Of the
country, to two of the most popu-
lar remedies now before the public.
We refer to. -.
Dr.. Cbax H'LaBs's Celebrated 81
Vermiluge and Liver Pills.
We do not recommend them as
universal Cure-alls, but simply for
what their name purports, viz:
THE VERMIFUGE.
For expelling Worms from the
human system. It has also been
administered with the most salts
factory results to various Animals
subject to Worms. ...-
THE LIVER PILLS,
For the cure of LIVER COMPLAINTS,
all Bilious DERAxcrMEN1s, Sick
HEAD-AcHE, &c. In cases of
FEVER AND AGuE,
preparatory to or after taking Qui-
nine, they almost invariably make
a speedy and permanent cure.
As specifics for the above men,
toned diseases, they are Unrivaled,
and never known to fail when ad-
ministered in accordance with the
directions.
Their unprecedented popularity
has induced the proprictors,
FLEMING BROTHERS,
PITTSBURGH, Pa. ...
to dispose Of their Drug business,
in which they have been success
fully engaged for the last Twenty
Years, and they will now give their
undivided time and attention to
their manufacture. And being de-
termined that DR.. M'Lane's Cele-
brated Vermifugc and Liver Pills
shall continue to occupy the high
position they now hold among the
great remedies Of the day, they
will continue to spare neither time
nor expense in procuring the Best
and Purest material, and COM
pound them in the most thorough
manner. Address all orders to
FLEMING BROS Pittsburgh, "a
rs. DEALERS and PHYSICIANS ordering f,sa .,hs.s
than Fleming Eros will Il, veil to write ihrr .r,l-rs
distinctly, and tlks Tut III. NLisSs Jrsra,.d u
Fiemny Bros Insbrrgh. H. J" ite- ~i.hi' I" give
them trial, will ErwarL per mail r~-- all
part VI the United States, Blk # rfls FIR twrs
threeeens postage stamps vial II Vsrmifug~ E+
fourteen threecept staps All "r,Irrs canada urnS
10 accompanied BY tw-nty cents extra
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State Bank Of Iowa.

Gov LOWE has appointed Major Mobley,
of Dubuque, Director in the State Branch,
in place of Judge Williams resigned. Mr..
Moblsy is an ablo and experienced banker,
and we'll qualified for the position be has
just been appointed to FILL So says the
Dubuque Herald.
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Aiteatisa: Company:.

We are requested state that the Council
Bluffs Guards will meet at their armory this
evening, At ! O'Clock, for drill. A general
attendance of members is respectfully aud
earnestly solicited. We understand it is the
intention OF the Company to give Military
na'l at Concert Hall, on the evening of the
TN inst, for the benefit Of the Ladies Be-
as'olent Society of this city. Goo de
aosc dance then, who never danced before
those who cau dance, dance al! the moro
Tor the tsue6, Of the poor.
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Millinery l. Dress Makinx,

Mrs. DAvr HAVING REMOVED Fuon BAN.
VI CROFT to Lower Broadway, nearly opposite Mr.
ard Make Bonnes Of the latest fashion, At
Dotice for IN v0reS-u
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Co10nV,

all being in body, in the forks the West Ssh
nsbotany River. This land lies in sections and 10
H. 80 in Pottawattame county; and in sections H.
Is q, 90 26, 81, %, %. 3D. "a, a. s. TO- &c.
in Shelby county, mi 10 north of MILL (near
Newtovn miles south Of the location OF the n < N
r; miles north Of the new State Road to Des Moines
and IS miles from Council Bluffs About y of it is
bottom aud sl,pe and upland with sulitiency OF
timber we-watercd, mula soil, and al! arabic
the exception OF some so acres.
This land is deserving the attention those seek
settlement for Colony, and will be only sold in
body Terms easy. (v2-nl3u]
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Douglas Safe.

Whatever may be, or may have been, the
opinion Of eminent men of this Union, in re-.
gard to the future Of Senator DOUGLAS, all
DOUBTS are now removcd-the mystery is
cleared up-for the classical Harrison Co.
Fias says the Democratic party "honors
him as patriot and statesman, even as the
good old Wing party did the immortal
CLAY. From the Atlantic to the Pacific
and from Maine to Florida, his time honored
named is lisped by every tongue" Jehu
to gol-that beats mater all boiler.
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Rpls. LiScrEp cll--tcr sale At
- Ecnl ucEE McCLEILANp.
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RIVER HOUSE!
Nedr the Council Bluff 4 Omaha Seea

Ferry: Lasdis9, losro side.
'NEAMSTINS-AND KNst0RANrx WILL.
i ind Il erssaiy - shsar advantage, ~ nale tho
RIVER HOUSE point. they will b on hand for the
drst morning boat AT passenger for Omahs md Coun
ell Bluffs, will be carried to and nun tho River Nosse
for - cents, by Harris OnAibus line. arrangements be-
ing msAe ~ N extra Boz daiiy. Our BAkis supplie
with the choicest u charge a exusFeuced
Barkeeper. 6lYaA.AeaAA~---x
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ov. ar, PANEL to learn, from tho
w. " Nb,cskian that the long and dis
"'uA. . Hines, Of A. ). PoPFLEroS is likely
". ...min.ts fatally. lie has been prostra'
,.d for the last six months.
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NEW STOCK!

THE UNDERSIoHED HAS jest RE.
i TURNED from 81. Louis, bringing the best assors-
ment Of PINE and COARSE LEATNERA thsS hss
before been brought 10 this market. he pre-
pared 70 furnish Shoemaker with anything 10 sssir
line, st low terms 10 procueed in this CITY
I am also prepared 70 manufacture BOOTS and SHOES
in the stest style and Of me best material Having
the best Of workman, have % hssNsocJ In vsrrsot-
Ing all work done iu my sbOp. ..' 80
DeRemember the new stand, Lower Broadway, near
corner Of Bancroft street. LOUIS IERNykHI.1H.
September li.v7n40.
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Our merchants are ''l"yins in" big
", ~ y, corn, for the emigration next spring
O'to Of pork.
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-ve are having delightful weather
;,,., pov-day, warm and sunshinlng-
.i.b,, cool and invigoratins. But there is
.oo,ber item connected with this subject,
xbcb will not bear elaboration, and that is
tn. e.eerable mud that obtains 10 o"'
.,reets. On account Of this alienation Of
sunshine and frost.
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v x,nld call the attention of those
,,,s W. to the advertisement n Of W. s.
,''s. Collecting Agent, at Denison'
l.-ford County, Iowa.
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~ Kind .s'ds, "-, anu A''-' '''
HAPPY Nrw YkAn.
v.r~sl Sermon |.

w.. funeral sermon Of Mr.. Mus s.
Inc will be preached tomorrow NOR
horh; !. tn. Congregational Church. by the
n'ns' u ,os ~, HANCOCK. The friends Of the
nv. .. . are respectfully invited to attend
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II. C. WITT. ?. 4. 1RlILE. J. s. AxplEvS
Merchants Exchange Bank
H. G.. MUTT & CO.,
Council Bluffs, lora.

AEONErS RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT, PAYABLE on
N demand OF 1t specified date, with o. without IN
terest, As per agreement With depositors.
Transferable CertiDcstss Of Deposits issued when &C.
sired.
We drsv direct On New York. Boston, Yhilsdeiphis.
Detroit and Chicago and have also perfected arrange
b. which issue Drafts md Letters u Credit
the principal Bankers ODs Hsnared ~ Pity Seven
Cities Of Europe.
Collections made in Western Iowa and EASTERN Ne
brsska free Of charge, snd RENTED s current rates Of
Exchange.
We recsive orders 10 Buy and Sell Oh Oomm:ss;So
Real Estate in Iowa Nebraska
Invest Money for Capitalists and buy md 81: Lasd
Warrants st cHTrent rates.
kIFEAEHCEo:
LIZ HvRAy& Co. y 7 City GREEN, IRoxAs L Co..
DRrxEL Co, Phila., Pa. CocLIAueH BRooxs.
VERMONT BA8I, Hont'r, Burlington. Iowa
Vermont. WAHAEN Co. BAHx, lls.
HARvEYK INo, Rsq. Bostoa DAVID =. PREsToy 4 %
L. @. BEaRy L Go. Adrian, Detroit, Michigan
Michigan. Eueou.
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60 As an evidence of the progressive
'cndancy Of the hard times, re may men
ton that two of cur prominent bankers
Messrs. PusEy and NrTI-are now engaged
in killing hogs. They wanted something to
share, and they must needs try their hand
on the porcine quadsupedal race. Hoggsh,
nint IL
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On Thursday evening next, Januaiy 9th,
u" MARLEY will lecture on Man and his
Anatomy, in f. J. FRAsER's school-room, I'M
oefConccssuall. All taking an interest in the
SUBJECT, are respectfully invited to attend.
MS arguments will be subject to general
discussion BY those present. DR.. MARKLEr
mas, also, q word to say to the ladies. I I
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FLEMING BROS. Pittsburgh,. "a

rs DEALERS and PHYSICIANS ordering f,sa .,h.,s
than Fleming Pros, will d. WILL their rr,i~rs
distinctly, and ttks wons Tut H. NL4,s|a Jrsra,.d u
Fem'ny Bros. Iinsurgh. IN. J" il"e- whit, give
them trial. VIC will Erward per mail J4-' laid.
part VI the United Statrs h,S # rils FIR t~.hs
threeeens postage stamps, vial n Fsrmifuge
fourteen threeoept staps. All "rs~rs Canada usHt
10 accompanied BY tw-nty cents extra
=. GEEsAMAN B. CO..
At Cosnei! Bluff, cole agents for Wesssrn
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TUsT RECEIVED AND FOR SALE-A LANCE LOT
d Of Baoon -Sides and Pickled PORK BY
-r- a-L. Ep~AArs = sAos!SS,cE,
Eo- Str, Ieee-u
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Mcssrs. MAY 4 We'll, at the Young
America Clothing Store, want Money,
Furs, Hides, Flour, Corn, Oats &C., in e1-
change for goods. They propose to sell
goods at Eastern cash prices, for any of the
above commoditics-try them, and see what
you can do.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-20
~ ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER

largest struck the sole Of my foot with his
tusk, when thrust my lance into his spine,
and was turning my horse Of at the instant,
as always did The rest of the party set
up a shout, aud | Jeiie0e ii gaze me more
pleasure. ibis achieoSment, than anything Ieoer
did IN my Hte. Lord Hill killed one on foot.
but the difficult thing was to kill one on horse
back. Whoever threw the first lance into a
boar. claimed it as his"
An anecdote at the Tuleries has something
Of Il personal interest.
ii have often dined with the King of the
Netherlands. The Northern Kings admit
suLiec and strangers to dine with them.-
The Bourbons never did, | believe, at Paris,
except in my instance. AtGhent perhaps, the
etiquette was departed from: but believe
am the only person who has dined with Louis
XVIII. at Paris. | have dined often with
him. lie sat at six; and when dinner was
announced, was wheeled in from the room
in which he had received me. The table was
large, and he sat between the two ladies', the
Duchesses of Berri and Angouleme. l sat
between Monsieur and the Duke dAngou-
leme. They were waited upon by gentle
men-I by Il servant; and, ut course, best
served. The dinner was exquisite. We sat
down ut six, and rose at seven: and then all sat
and talked with the King till eight, avoiding
all political subjects. The King ate freely,
but mixed water with his wine which was
champagne. The King will not now 20 out
in the carriage but on great occasions. They
have contriyed machine to lift him into it
by. but his Incidence, or his fears of the carl
caturists, or both. keep him ut home. He is
fond OF mots and full Of esprit rather than
sensible: and did not ut first consent to read
the speeches prepared for him by his minis
tiers. preterring to speak dabonddmcc."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-20
SOMBRERO GUANO.

IN calling the attention of the public t" this vat
/ liable and recently discovered deposit OF this
trrtilizing article, we will merely state, that like
all other phosphate GUANOS, its most valuable
constituent is pho.phoric acid or bone phosphate
of lime; and that its mercantile value. compared
with other Il UANOS OF its kind, may be easily de
tcrmined by the amount Of phosph"ric acid or bone
phosphate of lime it contains. In order, there
FORE to give the public Il thorough knowledge of
what SOMBRERO GUANO does contain, we beg
to refer to the following list of eminent chemists in
different parts of the world. who have analysed diff
ferent cargoes, from average samples taken by
themselves from the cargoes just a. they arrive
from the island, without drying ar selection OF
specimens for analyzation. Each analysis will lie
exhibited, ifrequired, under the original signature
of each chemist named:
Of phosphoric acid, estimated as equivalent I"
phosphate of lime, il is found to contain
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-20

JJALF OF MY STORE FOR SALE.-By way
III of relief from long and constant confinement
lo business, NEARLY five years without intermls-
,on.y by which my health il suffering, offer One
HulJ .f nag Book and H".ic Store. (tle only one OF
the kind in AlcXandria,) Ia any industrious and
reliable business man who will take an active part
in the management of the concern, As an equal
partner BY such arrangement, Am persuad-
ed il can he made To conduce the benefit of each,
both in respect to health aud pecuniary proht,
which will be explained aud any other information
given by application to me in person or by letter.
References exchanged.
ie yg--tf JOHN III. PhhROll.