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The Children Of the late Barton Key.

The Washington correspondent Of the
New York Tnses. writing under date ol
the sth inst, says: IN ss9s4oa So sasssT
To-day Mrs. Pendleton, of Ohio, sis.
ter Of Mr.. Kay, left for that Stats, &C.
companied BY Mr.. Keys four orphan
children, her own two children aud the
two children Of her widowed sister, lhe
accomplished Mrs. Blunt, who it may be
remembered gave readings last summer
In New York, and more recently with
great success in the Southern and West
ern States. The sympathy Of the whole
city goes with her.
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WooDsrIELD OHIO. MARCH, 80. 1850
Take Notice. Everybody.


JAMES II. MoRRIs one Of the proprie-
Tors Of this paper. having sold his interest
h Il to HENRY II. WEST, it becomes ne
eessary that all debts due the firm Of
4oRRIs & WILLIAMS should be paid at
ouce. All persons. therefore. who may
be indebted to the firm for subscription,
advertisement or job work will be expected
TO pay up MS soon as possible. Bills will
be made out at once and presented, and il
b hoped that all persons will he prepared
10 cash them at once.
The editorial department of the paper
viii remain as il has been for some years
past, under the exclusive control Of Mr.
WILLIAMS. s8 t
The style Of the new firm is WILLIAMs
4 WEST. tf) st
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EThc Hotel formerly known as the
Steed Hotel, has been taken BY Mr. J. n.
SIMMONS and thoroughly repaired. He
10 now prepared to acccmm ,dsteb oa-ders
and travellers at the lowest rates, give him
. call. Sec Advertisement.
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HWs bare received letter from
the editor in nrenly to q communication
In the Herald relative to the salaries Of
Treasnrsrs and Judges, but too late for
to-aay's paper. It shows that article to
be . series Of falsehoods from beginning
to end. 81, t...,4gss,s a.. zfl =,
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Cltlxens of WOOdsfield
We feel under obligations to tender you
our sincere thanks for the noble protection
Of our Tobacco House, ut the late disas-
trous FIRE. - 'i''' si4 a2' tl' eai.t
..i es LANCE Bios.
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Thursday, Gath 1859.


The flag of the I'd Ohio regiment was
presented to the State yesterday, with "all
the pomp and circumstance of glorious
war;" 1t was presented to the Montgom-
cry Guards by the ladies of Columbus,
and bears the motto "The Montgomery
Guards will conquer or return no more" "
A number of the veterans of Mexico"
were present and participated in the pre-
sentation.
The Senate, yesterday, passed the fol.
lowing bill: to provide for the election OF
township assessors aud prescribing their
duties. This bill revises all the laws upon
the subject but makes 20 very unimportant
change.
The House bill relating to jurors; for
the organization and discipline of the
Militia and Volunteer Militia, to organize
and regulate on independent militia, to
punish trespasses on public end other
lands; to authorize County Commission
ers to surrender free turnpike roads in Ger.
tain cases; to amend the act of April IL
1858, amendatory of the previous law rel
alive to roads and highways; relating tc
the partition of real estate held in common
| by religious societies; to repea
the act Of April 8, 1855, further defining
the duties of County Treasurers.
The bill repeating the act to provide
against the evils. resulting from this sale o
intoxicating liquors, underwent consider
able discussion. A motion to indefinite
Iy postpone was lost. :.
The bill to amend the poor laws SO a
require to support nonresident pauper
was defeated on its passage. 1-.
Several bills were passed.
I was not little surprised to 6ud bu
two of my letters in the Spirit, instead Z
five, as there should have been. Wher
they stray to is q mystery ,.,i, rss
+, 80, f,:.., JERE. WILLIAMS.
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Traitors to Freedom.

'7g'ia I'D Traitors to Freedom. ,sYarg :
IS Let the people remember that notwith-
standing the loud cry Of the Black Repub:
licans in favor Of Freedom - Free Terri
tories and Free States, SEVENTY
THREE Of their members Of Congress
voted against the admission Of the Free
State Of Oregon. h59 es.ia2s2Es t. ~ y
The following are the Seven Ohio 'trai.
tors to freedom -f ..1 -. :.
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JOHN A. BINGHAM, a1s g4s1saI..
= JOSHUASR. GIDDlNGS,s is azstai
ep AARON HARLAN, asflsa 81 III
CHESTER r. MOTT, feia91sA
BENJAMIN STANTON, %
T. B. TOMPKINS,
EDWARD WADE, ~. ~,s..ry -
Here are the copards who did not dare
to vote on the question: il iaiT95 81 Il
PHILOMoN BLISS .{7'as'2
JOHN SHERMAN. = ll5'sss ., %
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unfriendly legislation; that ID theiexef.
else of its power to regulate the relation
between master and slave, it could no,
act with such Sc verify as efectaallS go
exclude slavery as though it were d consti.
Etutional inhibition. That is what I I'meaht
&. Mr.. Douglas. ST am willing to .tes,
this question by the illustration the Sena.
|stor presents Of d Maine iquo: Law. @l
shall not stop to inquire whether tht
Maine liquor law is constitutional or not
first, because Congress is not the tribuna
to decide II; and secondly because, by The
platform to which the Senator from Mis-
sissippi and myself both stand pledged -
the rule FOR OR political action its pro
tvided that that question ashall lbe.ss6t I,
the court to test its constitutiohaiity b
the law, and we shall not come'to Con
gress to repeal the law. When the Ne
braska bifl was FIRST pen6fng ID tho Sen
ate, it contained the old clause that 7th
| territorial laws should be sent here, and
if disapproved by Congress, should b
void. The discussion proceeded on tn
basis that we were confefriEg the Who'll
power Of legislation on the territory, sub
ject only to the constitution Of the Uni
ted States, With the right in the territoriu
Legislature "to form and regulate their do
mestic Institutions in their own ways" an,
/ that if any man was agrieved by such leg
/ islation. he should have right to appe,
to the Supreme Court Of the United Stat
! to test It's validity, but should not come |
IErrepsal the obnoxious law a''o sle 'ae
when that afgunent wes madess s al
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That Is the way It was explained Hnd ar
gued in the Senate and House Of Repre-.
sentatiyes, and before the country II wlsi
distinctly understood that Congress was
never to intervene for OF againss slsvsfJ1.
or for or against any other fnstitdiioS IN
the territories, but leave The courts 10 " H.
eide all constitutional questions e. yhey
might arise, and the President to ckriy ~
Fdeorees Of she court into effect; and, ,aip c.
ofresissance to his authority, in sxsS1dls
the judicial process, let him use, II fhecsseaYy
the whole military force Of The couhhys -
provided by existing laws. : aga' s'ss 800 as's
Fl I know that some gentleman az nv
\ ike the doctrine Of non Intervention ~
we'll as they once did It il nov beeoul-
4 ing fashionable to talk sneetingly of y0ut
doctrine Of nop-intervention. Sir, tlnS
1 doctrine has been Fundamental attas.6
lin the Democratic creed for yeafi.s ~
has been repeated over and over sesiS q
every national Dem moctatic platform-sons
intervention BY Congress With Slays,y h
the States and TerriteFies. Tie Nsbyas.
ka bill was predicated on thst idss ~
territorial Legislature to hare 1pyisdletiso
!. over all rightful subjects of legiilAtsq
not excepting slavery. with no appsAt y
Congress. hut . right TO Appsa1 - -
,fcourts; and the legislasioa % ~ "a Z
the Supreme Court said it'was ssle elt
? aftutional; and, valid, no As4tes NJ -
SI9U ,sEse 30 80 ,ffsF Ia ssssn nssS sfc' \
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action OF territorial legislature; ana
nenee ee wou.u oemanu - oi congress pas
sage oi Jaws " prosecs MS .s Saves, anu 70
Palisn men ior .una.ns .uem on 70 . sa.-
nisu suon .e' INC s'o'a..ua =, n's
sn's as ne anoagn, :. "as n.,eu ~
,.on .Ie ,s ....so,a s. ..;s :s,a'Ie s 60 m 'a,u
he wou'a ueuan ta,o 0m +ts Tonsss.
Legislature was the creature of Cor eress.
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1t has AncCtcdECures
Der: HALLS BALSAM.

We have certificates of the strongest and most Pos
tive nature, from the following parties who well
known in the places where they live.
One from J. W. Plummer, Vinton, Iowa, Of remark
able cures.
One from John Runyen, waverly, Iowa, Of his own
son.
One from saml Leaman. Camden, Hillsdale, Co.,
Mich. of a beloved daughter saved.
One from Hi Budd, Of Athens, ILL.,, who was given
up by six doctors.
one f. ON DR.. A. G.. Doom, Bloomfield, Iowa, Ply
sician of 20 years practice.
One from Robert Sinn, Marion, Iowa, Of a cou-
sumptive daughter cured
One from VI. VI. Van Deusin,sS Ingfeld ILL.,, as The
remedy for Lung Diseases.
One from fifteen Physicians, 'fying it to be bet.
ter adapted TO pulmonary disc than any other
known remedy as they havetri Them all.
One from J. W. Wentworth, q icagu, Illinois, Of u
cough of . years standing. An astonishing cure.
One from McClaughry h Campbell, Fountain Green,
H., saying IL takes like wild FIRE and cures like a
charm.
One from r. McCracken, Manchester Scott Co., ILL.,,
he says-Old-ne Doctors stand chance when pa
tients can get your Balsam.
One from Harriet Cummns, Cincinnati. O.. cured Of
severe bronchial difficulty, Raising II blood, &c.
One from John Observation-Disclosures, cor. Pearl
and Western Row, Cincinnati, U.
We certify to the genuineness Of the above certif-
Gates and could furnish hundreds Of others Of
ture quite interesting 10 all suffering from any dis
of the lungs and throat.
kOl.LES, SMITH g. CO..
PRoPRiENnRs,
1874 Lake St. Chicago, (Removed from II 5. Water
Street to whom all orders must he addressed.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Patent Medicines
generally.
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EslraY Notice.

NlAKEN up by William Henning of Alams Town
j ship, on the 22nd day OF November, 1883, four
head of estray steers described follows first
mostly red with little white on back and belly, ears
Marked crop of the left and swallow fork In the right
second dark red some white belly, and bell
ears marked, swallow fork In each the third one,
brown sides with white his back and belly, ears
marked, crop and underbt in left, and swallow fork
in right taken with yoke on the fourth, all red, swal
low fork in each ear All OF which said sup
posed to be FIVE years old and appraised to be OF the
value of Ffty-ve dollars before Daniel Clark, Jus
tice ofthe Peace of Wapeilo County, Ipwa.
JOSEPH HAYNE, Clerk.
Ottumwa February Sd 1852 n43m
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AMERICAN
EXPRESS CDMPANY.

TuNHs well known Company announces that they
il have established an Office in 0ttnmwa, Iowa,
from which point they will daily line &c Bnr-
ington, Chicago and all the principal cities IN the Uni
ted States, California. viii attend promptly to the
transmission Of packages, make collections, &C; The
first messenger will leave ottumwa Friday the 18th
inst at O'Clock A NJ and thereafter daily at same
hour, sunday excepted. Packages should be lief: the
night eforc. WIN. DAGGENT.
Peb. 3th, isS1-iS Agent 0ttumxa
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Local. nd Miscellaneous
W- Inskeep & Bro. will receive a new
stock of Goods next week, about which the
readers Of the Courier viii be fully informed
in the next number.

w David Rorer, Esq, Attorney for the
B. & M. R. R. Co., appeared in Court this
morning and filed the papers in the suit of
that Co. against Wapello County. The mo-
ton for Writ Of Mandamus will be argued
tomorrow morning. a.iua s5c.esta.,.tss ss
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OttuIsaxya City Mills.

HUNTER Sewers, having purchased the inter
j u est Of Mr.. Charles Hendre in the Ottumwa City
Mills will continue the business under the above firm
Thankful Tor the fyors extended t. the late hr the
solicit a continuance Of the same to the aew,
Cash paid for wheat.
ottumws Jan. 18th lS59.-uti
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III. A.. PIXIES PEAK
Bridge Route.
The only Bridge across the Des Moines
,0U miles is at
EDDYVILLE.

EIt Is OH the direct route from the terminus Of the
Burlington Mo. H. X. Il, to the mouth of the Platte.
And on the Daily Stage Line between these points.
II is Also the Great Mormon Trail and California
route of 81.
II is the best through road in the State and passes
through the richest aud best settled region
Mississippi and Missouri river.
From Muscstne TO Portsmouth Il IL only praeti.
cal Spring route, and the best at all times
Jan. 9th. lS59.-nS-Sm.
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departments of ROnkkeenfna \
Accounts.

system, the Halls Of study being flied nm III, aouse
,ha Desks, ect, as in REAL BUSINESS ana
IN; ule!t a. once introduced to the practical vol
inrs ana routine Of business as condncted ~ pf
'" m.g Rooms. Railroad office etc DA"''
;,ons, ana catalogue OF 81 pages furnished yrs,u
'0us'! y" application to the undersigned
tBRiANT. BEL l. 4 STRArToN
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"Are ,nsallible for

~-Are insallible for
removing Stopnages or
irrsgulsritles''ofthe Men
SEES, |
The pills are nothing
new, but have been used
by the Doctor IN his
practice for MANY years.
both in France and In
America. with unparsl-
leled success in every
case; and h. is urged by
many theirs: M n dies
who have usnti hem. to
make the Fills public,
for she alienation OF
thos" ssuffer:r.-s from
any irregularities what
ever, preventive to Ia
dies whose health viii,
not permit ofap increase
Of family. I
Pregnant females. or
those srpposinc' hem
selves so. are cautioned
against using pills while
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Sr.TE OF Iowa, AunrrOR's 0FsIcR,
hrs N,,SrS E.brltary -th 1870

Stare OF Iowa, AunrroR's 0FsIcR,
DIS MONIES, February 9Th, 1859.
IT is 6erebU certified, That the Goth day Of JAN
uary, 1852 a'statement filed I'm this office. showing
the condition of the PEoRrA MARINE AND FIRE INsU-
RANCE COMPANY of PEORIA State Of Illinois, the LIST
day. of January 1852 in accordance with the provs-
ions of of the Legslat OF this State passed
January 2sth 1851, that such statement shows that
said Company is possessed Of the requisite Of
capital and invested as required In said act author-
ty is'therefere given to e.aborenamed Marine and
Fire Insurance Company, to transact business of In
surance in this State, in accordance with the Laws
thereof p.
IL is also certified, That David r. McCracken Esq.,
Of Ottumwa, has been duly appointed by said oompa
ny their lawful Attorney and Agent for the county of
Wapeno Iowa, with full power take risks Of insu
rance therein and to acknowledge service of process
upon his filing certified copy Of Ne settlement filed
in this Office with the Clerk Of the District Court in and
for said county.
II is further certified, That the annexed is a true
copy of the required statement
In testimony whereof, have hercunto set
EsEALl my hand and affixed my seal of Office, this
seventh day of February, 1853. -.
j. W. CATTELL Auditor Of state,
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A Btnerolent Iasttmtion established by special En-
dOtrmeat for the ReiiefQfthe Sick and Dis
Eessed, afflicted acih Firaieat and
. Epidemic Diseases.
VUNHE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view ofthe aw-
a full destruction of human life caused by Sexual
diseases and the receptions practsed upon the unfor
tuuate victims OF such diseases by Qnacks, several
years ag. directed their Consulting surgeon, a
CHARITABLE ACT worthy Of their name. to open a
Dspensary for the treatment of this class Of diseases
in all their forms, and to give MEDICAL ADVICE
GRATIS to all who apply by letter with description
Of their condition, age occupation habits OF life 6c
aed in case of extreme poverty, to FURNISH MEDI-
CINES FREE OF CHARGE. ltis needless to add that
the Association commands the highest Medical skill
of the age and will furnish the most approved modern
treatment. ...H.a .r.. ..#.aas
The Directors of the Association, in their Annual
Report upon the atment Of Sexual Diseases, express
the highest with the which has at
the abors of their Surgeons in the Of Sper
| rnatorrhoea, Seminal Weakness, Gonorrh@a, elect,
syphilis the vice Of 0nanism Self Abuse, Diseases
of the Kidneys and Bladder &C. and order continu-
| ance Of the same plan for the ensuing year.
The Directors II review of the past, feel assured
that their abors in this sphere Of benevolent effort
have been of great benefit to the afflicted, especially
the young, and they have resolved TO devote them
selves with renewed zeal, to this very important and
| much despised cause. at $3.50
An admirable Report on Spermatorrhea. or Semin-
al Weakness the vice Of onanism, Masturbaiion, or
Self Abuse and other diseases Of the sexual organs,
the Consulting surgeon, will be sent by mail Tin
sealed env eope), FREE OF CHARGE, on receipt of
TWO STAMPS for postage. Other Reports and Tracts
the nature and treatment OF Sexual diseases diet
&C., are constantly being published for gratuitous dis
tribution, and will be sent to the afflicted Some OF
the new remedies and methods Of treatment dscov
ed during the last year, are of great value.
Address, for Report or treatment, DIR. J. SklLLlN
HoUGHroN, Acting surgeon, Howard Association,
No. south Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
BY order of the Directors
n.# EZRA d. HEARTwELL, President.
GEO. FAIRCHILD, Secretary.
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Pillow WAKING
Trees And ShTubberv,

INNHE SUBSCRIBERS announce TO the citizen, ~
u "apsiio County that they engaged In selling
Fruit and Ornamental Trees.
EVERGREENS sc.
From the extensive and well known Nurser,s, az n
Ma"ison. Rochester, n. " and thst for the purpose
ot rnish,hg To The public an opportunity To order
OF mem, they may be found NJ the CARROLL HOUSE
IN orGNWA. where they win he happy TO receive ors
drrs for delivery this and furnish snv informs.
required BPOwS q GpIYPIru
II sb nth. lS;.-- no 90 left
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NO. IL
Or. DuponcO's Golden Per10di.
cal.
P ] l. l. $.
FOR FEMALES.

In that cor Hilton. as .bs
proprietor assumes ma
responsibility AFTER In.
sb've admonition, N.
though their mildn-ss
would prevent any W
Jury to health ; otbs
wise tt'se pi,is ar.
common ded. Dirsstio
accompanying each box.
Price, 81.
N. n.-Ask for br. Dy-
poh- o's Golden Pills
See si",ature on every
loH. Yor then obtain a
riilyou may dspend up.
ion.
La dos nv enclosing
. one dollar bys mail to
either Of the agents be-
low, can have the'iPilA
! sent ac"nf'dentlally) to
any part of,tbe countrv
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TIE WAvERLY NovELs.-The wcll-known
firm OF Il. B. ,Peterson.S Brothers, 800 Chest
nut street, Philadelphia, are now engaged in
publishing remarkably cheap edition of
these unapproacllable works of fiction. The
first, "Ivanhoe' appeared on Saturday of
last week; the next, "Guy Mannering,' will
issue to-day. Rob Royfrext, and so on,
ore novel will be published regularly on ea' h
a'pl eve y coming Saturday, until the whole
numb - Of volumes twenty skis compile
lied The low price fixed by the publishers
f,r them are only 25 'nts q volume, or the
whole twenty six volumes for five dollars
A complct. set will b forwarded free Of pos
ltgs, byas.il, TO any part of the United States
~, any one, by'ths publishers, on receiving a
emittance of five dollars for the twentyssiX
volumes or a remittance Of three dollars viii
pay for the first twelve volumes; or a remit
lance of one dollar will pay for the first four
volumes. The novels will be neatly printe
and each, volume win contain about 125 pa
ges, printed on fine white paper, and neatly
bound with paper cover. The revised uni
form Edngburgh edition, from which this is
reprinted, comprises forty eight volumes, the
cost of which is esenty-tuo dollars; and this
edition win confectionery word of the Edin-
burgh edition. We commend tbs determin-
alton of this e. lterprisins Philadelphia firm,
to furnish the works of an author like Walter
Scott, at a price SO reasonable that all persons
whatever may possess full set, and direct
the especial attention Of our readers to the
fact, and would advise them all to make a
remittance of Five Dollars at once, per first
mail, to, the publishers, for the entire set
who will send them complete to any one
free erpostdge, on receipt Of that sum- .
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THErPANIC EXpLODEDH
GOODS FOR THE MILLION!

a n Infallibe remedy for the hard times, will be
IA found in buying Goods at the Cheap, store of the
Undersigned in Ottumwa; who having bought the,arge
stock Of in Richards Block Of g. ID. Haekworth
and added to it a magnificent Stock Of Spring and
Summer foods, makes his Stock perhaps the largest,
his STYLES the newest and most attractive his assort
men the most varied and complete Of any other House
in the Demoine Valley, embracing every description o
Dry,Goods, Cotbs Cassiaeres, Ld,fies Dress Goods,
of the latest patterns. Fancy Goods aud Notions OF
every description. fns assortment Of
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps! BOnnetS,
Ribbons, Flowers and Trimmings. My Stock Of Ready
Made Clothing, Hardware, Cutlery, Tools, and AL
kinds of Farming iplemenss complete and all that
can be desired. Also: heavy stock of Groceries OF
every description, all which offer to my old and new
Gust omers at prices that win defy Competition.
The public are invited to examine my Goods, Is IL
Is no trouble TO show them. Dr. II a = 2
Remember the place. in Richards Block, Front 81.
April, eth 1S5S-no9-ly. .-....--. J. MOORE.
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.AsIArls Ok rIuGqNrHE or EusorE.-,
Disguise sordeny the tact as we may, the
whole continent is pregnant with the ele-
ments Of evil. " Revolution and war seem to
DO the only weapons with which the Gordian
knot of its dissatisfaction can becut through
The air smells Of gunpowdcr, and TO make bad
worse and expedite tho explosion, which,
sooner or later, is certain to occur, maniacs
--ssome of them with crowns upon their head
ARE running frantically to and fro, waving
their fiery torches in the air, and making
wise men stand aghast at their madness and
tcmerity.
EaIfSHn. ~. efR. fEssfDEfEga.f sass
We see the svlnrvinged ARROWS;
We see the battle and the combatapts;
q We know the cause for which the weapons flash
s'n We hear the martial music and the chants,
The shock OF host, the armor clash
A Thought meets Thought: assFG.L
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Sharp Il sAppLEMAs.-We owe these ge,

SHARP Il sADpLEMAN--We owe these gen.
hcmen an apology for not calling attention
to their card at the time of its publication Ill
the Courier, some weeks since, as we inten-
ded, and supposed we had done, until the
omission was brought to our notice. We
now make the amsnds honorable by request
ing our readers to refer to the card, and say
Ing 20 them that Messrs. S. & A. are exten
sively engaged in the manufacture of boots
and shoes, opposite the Carroll House; tina
they are good workmen, and solicit, as they
deserve, a share of business in their line
Pixies Peak boots made to order. r.r q