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= DO RoynTon's LECrURrs.-Dr

M Dr. BoYNToN's LECfURss.-Dr.
49, BoYNTON will give the hrst Lecture on
Geology, being the second of his course, at Me-
cbanics, HALL on THURSDAY evening, Jan 18th .
sub OF THE CRUST OF our EARTH, "
with proofs that the interior of the earth Ia mass
of lauid IRE. thin crust being cooiea on me Hu.
will he exhibited.
Tickets to the course, 81; ticket admitting gen.
tleman AID iadv, IS; pupils of schools ST; single
admission. 50 cents. Doors open at $50 com
meuce ST III. ID lI-1s
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COMMISSIONERS CERrIPIcAFE.-The undersigned
svorn Commissioners to superntend the drawing OF
the SPARTA ACADEMY LOTTERY, do hereby
certify that the above is accurate list Of the
Numbers and Prizes. IA they were drawn by Us this
day jan sth, 1859. at Augusta Ga.
!, G. gBAiTHFsB,ESk. Sworn Com'rs
Sworn to and subscribed before me
LEWIS LEVY,J.P
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Nos. Prizss.Nor Press Nos. Prisss. Nos. Prizes
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DRAWING or TIE
SPArTA ACADEMY LOTTERY OF GEORsM
& CLASS Z.
! AZ Augusta. Georgia. Saturday, jan SIN. i0s
WOOD. EDDY co Manssers successors :"
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T OST OR MISLAID.-Two BONDS for
II Negro Hire. dated january. isas-one drawn
Mutter; tine ether By VIM II Grant, for $l2o. pay
able quarterly to Miles Ma.op. On each. three
quarters have been paid All persons eau
TONED against trading for said Bonds, payment
having been stopped. -
il l2-2ts JOHN MUTTER.
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JAMES BOLTON n. D.,
Grace street, between 4th and5fh.
THOMAS POLLARD, N. D.,
Basement Of the Powhatsn House.
o. A. CRENSHAW, N. d,
Franklin st.. next door below Trinity Church
VIM. W. PARKER, M. D.,
Law Building, FRANKLIN street, next door to State
Court Hous
THOs. M. NIXON, NJ. D. Resident Physician
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0suE lyMsEnmf.-A teacher ins school Of
NeoDosA = I. has besn hnsd twenty dollars and
oeet - 80 Of Ais pspils. 4 pert 81 the esiasncs
49, go - Dsjr u pasisloons, which tbs
~ 40 . - % was punished. The paots,
- enost nees efsteut Woolsn cloth and Iinsd,
voeeeee tnrcesh y tousteen Al6srsst piaees -
eADone - tn4jeee1 utth cewkjas.
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ExpLANAfIos.-The lefs hand row in each the above
columns contain the Numbers which were drawn
from the wheel. The amount opposite each Number
is the Prize which the Number is entitled to. II
your not in the list and does not end in o.
your ticket is blank.
All Tickets where the Number ends in are emit
tied to 500 in addition to any other Prize which the
above drawing may entitle it to- Half, Quarter and
Eighth Tickets draw their proportional part.
Certificates Of Packages are entitled to all they
draw over the $40 Prizes. Halves, Quarters and
Eighths in proportion.
Prize tickets and certificates must be returned TO
this Office for cash re-investment. with the own
ers' name endorsed on the back. Tickets that have
not drawn prizes need not be returned.
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Lam euS1ion CorPER 6aIPNExTS.-Iu the
sss..n u 1858 the Optousgon district shipped
aveo01k toog the Kswesnow Point 2,3Oe tons, and
he E$tage l.1sl1 tone Of rough copper, equal
Aabsut 900 nsof pare metal, worth t2000,.
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8 - 0nHAx BAncsIne AT The CLOAK
AND &AxrL1 pHpo9. e. MAIN efnexT.
Splendid Beaver Cloth RA0LAHs 81 cost
- EsGLAN6 and ChOAKB FOR misses ana chill
lren, to be sold Mt great bsr9ains
All Minds ii Dress and Cloak TRIMMINGS
Ladies ana Childrcn's RuR6. fancy goods
Tntest sty1e FAD DRESSES, 20
a; q p, ,nsw so''' KiZsKIEL. 90 Main street.
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I'VE YOUR FADED GARMENTS
~ Clean Your Old or Soiled Clothes, and shine

.nYE YOUR FADED GARMENTS
~ Clean Your Old or soilsd Clothes, and shine
JOHN sI IN BERKELEY, Dyer and Cleaner, III
Main street, Tin the building with Wheeler d VII
ton Of announcing that he is now prepared 20 exc.
kinds OF DYING AND CLEANING. Nearly every
Clothes sn eanugh to cio,e himself sia months =.
least. merely because thsy happen 10 get soiied or
lose their color by undue exposure 10 the weather.
at once. and have Thorn acs as gsod a. new again;
in a word, have them redeemed, regeuerafed aud
disenthralled" from the dominion Of grease and
faded coors.
MY prices are such as, in my Judgment, the work
Justly demands for this 10 no opposition esfso-
lshment. and do not int spd TO werk for nothing.
III the manner Of execution 10 not fully satisfactory.
or IL the prices are deemed exhorbitant, the cur
toner can have than FREQ Of charge.
STRAW GOODS, of every description, Dyed with
neatness Also, Curtain Goods, Dsmssk. silks &C I.
Dyed in any desired color Az SSsk wsrrSpsed.
jaIl-3t~ 2Z7 Main street, Richmond.
NUTiCE.-The copnectien between the
~ undersigned and Col. p. A. wOoDs. IL thi.
day dissolved by mutual consent. Our frm VII
continue as heretofore. ,rv
Richmond. Va. Jan LIST. 1889.
NEW COMMISSION House 49, The
AN undersigned has taken the house formerly oc'
CARY srssrr. and directly opposite Messrs Dunlop,
@0a' SENEAT n coMa Il RSss' sustsEss
and vii q ss.s &c 'pias s s1snSr End e s5
and In fac, 10 every article that be Consigned
10 him: He hopes. by strict and pronirt attention
TO the interests Of bis patrons. 20 merit The eonh
Very resDectfuliy, WOODS.
January !, 1859. 10 io-dgwAcwss
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Wusfla's CouarIsa.-Dsniel Webster married
chs woman he loved, and the twsnty years which
b lived with her brought him to the meridian OF
his gTsat ness. shscdote 10 current on this sub.
tses, which 10 not recorded Ia the books. MIR. Web
stse uss becoming intimate with Miss Grace fetch.
q, when sksin Of silk, which be Was holding for
hsr y Wind, vas getting into . knot, Mr.. Webster
sssistsa 10 snravslling the snarl-then looking up
- Mn 0fees, he said, 1--WE have united . knot,
Aon't zen thisk - could Ito ones" Grace WAS q
little sntassasssd aid not word bat 10 the eouy
81 ~ ntnutss she tied knot IN piece Of tape
ed hasdel it 70 Ar. w. This piece Of tape, the
thrssl Of bis demesticj Joys, was found after the
Asssh Of Mr.. webster, preserved ~ one Of his
nest precious relies.
yAfAI Aompsxg-Mrs. Warren Fisher, daughter
u Dr. wiaslov Lewis, Of Boston, was 10 .. dry
gods store shopping, on Wednesday last, When
aa evalAsche Of Snow and ice fell from the root OF
re store, sad striking upon the glass Of the sky
iishs, broke ssunbsr Of the panes into ianumer.
els pieces, one OF which, pointed and keen - .
sasss. pssstrstsd the lsdys right side between
Ase hiv and lower rib. cutting through clothing
81 eesas snd tnaicting frishtful wound. asd 10
saeh lspth that portion Of her iatsstines pro-
60lsd- The hsnorrhags was fearful.
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whs suffer from Headache. Giddiness, Nervousness
Low Spirits Dimnesr Of Vision, Bad rast: ID !, tht
Mouth, Irregular Deficient Appetite. Acidliy
Heartburn Costiveness. &c, &c can be prompt,
restored to health by the use of BAKER5 CELE
BRATED PREMIUM BITrERS.
pinh,nond va de 24-ts
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~ JosBPH HoDasoH, JR., Attorney
At Law and General Land AID prs-emgtion gent

" Law s"u KANSAS CITY. no.
Hon n. A Wise, Governor Of Virginia;
Trofsssors n nor and Holcombe, UDisermty 9. =;
lanes Lyons. Attorney ut Law. tIcnmono;
q. w purceli 4 Co.. Exchange and STOCK bfoKsn'
noasir L ANDERSON. Real Estate Brokers. RicRd;
Kant. Paine & Co. Dry 0eeds Jobbers, 90
Themss. ii ue he's 4 Caldwell. Fancy Go0d5 JOB
bers Richmond: .
rjnslsy' Tardy W iliams, Wholesale Grocers;
E. N. skinkvr & Co Wholesale Grscers, hich'a'
20
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T OST, on Sunday night, 26th pecem-
IL Der, on 25,h between broad and streets a
PITCH FUR vICTORlNE, lined with brown silk
The finder will be literally rewarded by leaving
the same at this office. or at JOAN McD0NALD'S
Grocery. corner of 25th and Broad streets.
ia Il-3i*
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s-H.srsBosNs's ANTI BILIOUS PILLS

80 = - ,r, p
are the safest and best Purgative Pills in use Ihcy
Off ali bile and every foul secretion. They don's
eTipe are easy 10 their operation. and can De taken
Colds from the sygtem and prevent Rheumatism -
If Won suffer with any pain, use HA STSHONNE,s
Ior h.ve n c,uch use HARTSEORNE'S COUGH
syrup. which is the best Cough syrup in the
world.
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NUTiCE.-The connection between the
~ undersigned and Col. p. A. wO0Ds 10 this
day dissolved by mutual consent. Our firm VII
continue as heretofore. -
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FOR Preventing and Curing Chapped
4 Hands, Face and Lips. Ba'samins or Liquid
ration speedily curing all forms OF chsppiug, and
| rendering the skin Beautifully smooth, soft and
fair. and If used occasionally during the cold
weather will entirely prevent chappDg 1t contains
no grease. and may DO used daily with advantage on
the most delicate skin. Prepared only BY
LAIDLEY Il ROBINSON, Chemists
lal 4th and Franklin streets Richmond
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WANf ED-A go d Cook, Ironer and
w Washer. withou, membranes. Inquire at this
Office A good home fur sacn q one can be had
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uEkElNG'S Fire. roof Safes-Mer-
IL chants's Lawyers and ether bu; iness men,
ought to procure one of these inva liable SAFES to
protect their valuable papers, money. &c. from Fire
and Burglars Agency No I'll Pearl street.
ia l2-5t KNOWLES WALEORD.
yE7HiSREY.-20O bbis kectiied Whis-
W key nine months old. the fnest article of Com
mon Whiskey in the market and for sale low in
lots to suit purchasers to close out consignment,
by BkipdfOKD 20,
de ~ On the Dock.
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EsH. LIcoRICE.
A. o. G. BRAND.
The ABOVE WELL KNOWN RAVoRITg BRAND. ALWAYS
oNs..E BY JAMES @. McANDREW,
de 8-ly 81, PINE STREET, NRw YokK.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

VNlEREAS. on the 18th day OF . aopcr, A. d
w ls5S, v. r. Mi,ier aud Ann Maria Miller cxecut-
ed 20 me Deed OF Trust Of that date, of the TO flowing
described rea cstate situated in the county OF Clay
tor and State OF Iowa. to-wit The south fractional
nall OF the northwest quarter of section No. SIXTEEN
tlo) IN township ninety (95) north OF range three
l5) " est OF the Fifth Principal Meridian containing
htynne and li-loo acres, and the quarter
OF the northeast quarter of section No. twenty (20)
In township No. nnety-nvs, (95) north range four
(D west OF the 9th Principal Meri iian secure the
payment OF one promissory note therein described OF
even ia Herewith, for the sum OF Eleven Hundred
ana Iwsnty-four aud SllO0 dollars, Sl-l0O),
wthnterest after DUE at the rate of er per
anpum till paid, male by Il. Miller, payable six
no. US after the date thereof, to Rodney uurlbut,
whi@h<ad decd OF trust is recorded in the office OF the
Recorder of the aforesaid county OF Clay ton in 30.
"a, on page "3l3" And whereas, default mas been
made IN the payment of the said proms sorry note &C
coriinS to the tenor aud effect OF the same.
Now, thesetore, in spur~n.ussH by virtue the
power Of sale contained in said Deed of Trust me,
Public Notice is hereby given, that shall sell the laid
real estate and premises, aud all right and equity Of
redemption OF the said v IT, Miller aud Aun Maria
Ailler their heirs and assigns therein at Public Auc-
ton, to the highest bidder for cash. the office OF Lee
hinnard, in the town OF McGrcgor, in the county
aforesaid on the 18th day OF June, A. D. 1882 a ten
O'clock A. NJ, OF that day, for the purposes OF SAID
Trust. and to realize the sum OF money remaining due
and unpaid said promissory note aad the and
expenses OF said Trust and OF advertising and selling
the said premises Willis DRuMMOND, Trustee.
McGresor, May 3, 1Sj9w5
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California.
We are indebted to our fellow townsman
Geo. Colgate, Esq, for the following copy
of a letter from brother now on the Pac:.
fic coast.
SAN Francisco, March Is, 1859.
Dear George Since my last to you
from Camp Floyd, have come to this place
with a mule train from Utah.
notice many accounts in the Eastern
papers of the rush to Pixies Peak and
Cherry Greek regions. was at Cherry
Creek last July, it is $50 miles from Fort
Laramie At that time the news of the
discovery Of gold there had not reached as
far as Ash Hollow-2OO miles on your side
Of Laramie. The inhabitants then rs near
as could judge were about 125, viz: GO
Indians, 40 Mexicans, the remainder white
they seemed to have but little knowledge
of mining in any way. As had been I'M
tiatcd into mining mysteries in Grass VAL
ley, California, in 1854, l prospected in
several places and always got the color, but
the highest ever prospected was about
cents, which would not pay to sluice, let
alone Long Tom or Rocker; man could
not make enough to keep himself in Ba-
con, to say nothing of rations. have
made better prospects on the Sweetwater,
and would advise the people of Wisconsin
and Iowa not to be HUMBUGGED. Provis-
ions cost more there than at Salt Lake any
time of the year. do not mean to say
that gold cannot be found but it cannot be
got in sufficient quantity to pay. Pixies
Peak is not so good as Cherry Greek, the
color is not SO good.
At Camp Floyd (Utah,) matters remain
about the same as they were except that
the Mormons work secretly, the army Off.
GERS are not afraid to perform their duties
boldly and there will be open trouble before
June, think. Business here in San Fran.
cisco is springing up very lively, looking
very much like as it was two years ago.
The fare to New York by the Opposition
steamers is greatly reduced Storage $2O@
Sod cabin $10O-1st cabin 100000
the old prices was $500. There will be /,
large number Of passengers to take advaE
tage Of the chance. On the 9th, 700 wen,
by the Opposition and 43O by the Mai
Line. The rainy season has nearly sub
sided and there is an abundance of water IL
the mines more than ever before and thu
snow in the mountains is much deeper thar
usual. Sacramento of course will be over
flowed again. The Brother jonathan left
on the 10th for Oregon with the news Of
her admission as Sovereign State, thu
steamer will be received fright up to the han
de-" The Oregonians young and old vii
have grand drunken frolic, for in tha
country they 60 in on the Old Rye.
Steamer Princess is running opposition
to Sacramento, fare 50cts.-formcrly $40
steamer Santa Claus also opposition dow1
the coast to San Pedro and Los Angeles
The great excitement now is the Pacific
Railroad and Grand Bulkhead scheme, bu
it is doubtful whether they will pass tn,
! Assembly
Yours truly, H. &C.
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Correspondence Of the Chicago Times.
DSnrAsn Dnok


Pixies Peak.
Fort KEARNEY, N. T., April IL, 1859.
FRIEND SHEAHAN when left Chicago
one month ago expected to be at Pixies
Peak at the date of this letter, but the
spring has been very backward, and for the
past two weeks there has been snow
squall almost every day. It is very sell
dom that there is calm upon these prai-
ries.
We have the most conflicting accounts
from Pixies Peak. One team load turned
back this morning, because they were told
by returned miner that they could make
but .tiue cents per pan! Some who are re-
turning say that they can make but 81 per
day, others say they make from So to s15.
Corn here is 81 per bushel bacon 2Oc
per ID -four $40 per one hundred TBS and
other things in proportion. would adj
wise no person with the information have
got, either to go or stay. | shall, if live,
soon see the elephant, and then l will tell
you as it is.
There were four companies here COM
handed by one of the most pompous indi.
| viduals I ever saw, Major Morris; most of
the soldiers are engaged in making gardens
playing poker, and getting drunk. The
fort consists of the Majors quarters, a fine
two and one half story building.
Thore are alo.se Als;rAy l,ossSos Tide
place. and it is fine site for town.
Hundreds of men have started for the
Peak with packs upon their back only
with wheelbarrows, handcarts ect. We
expect in view Of cold weather with which
we have been visited, to find many dead
upon the prairie.
| Yours &c. G.. w. B
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Dissolution.

THE partnership heretofore existing ct Hardin, Clay
ton county, Iowa, in the name Of T. C. Moore 4
Co., h this day dissolved by mutual consent. 7. c..
Moore assumes the collection Of all asses, and the
payment OF ell demands due from the late arm.
&c. MOORE,
Hardin, April 9, ls5Sw4* J. +. MOTT.
The undersigned will continue the business at the
old stand, and will b. glad all the old customers
and q many new ones Is he can accoulmodsts with
goods at fair prices. J. r. MOTT.
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9atest Mews.

The first emigraut ship Of the season. has arrived At
Quebec, from Europe.
Richard Cobden the English Commoner, Is in wsh.
,ngton, a. the guest Of the President.
freshets on the Potomac, are doing an immense in
jury to the country IL waters. The Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal Is badly injured.
The Lower Mississippi country Is suffering greatly
from high water without prospect Of immediate abatc
meut.
The fremont House and the City Hotel, Of Budalcs
were burnt on the 18th nit.
st. Paul's Catholic Church, in Portsmouth, Va, was
destroyed by FIRE, on the 2eth-loss $4,000.
On the goth, Robinsou's Cotton Mills In Waterbury,
Conn.,, were burnt.
Dc Tocqucvile, Is dead.
The London Times Of April 18th, says "The match
Is burning down to the Powder" and that War Is in
evitablc. It Ia believed that capital is already finding
Its way to America, in anticipation of European
troubles, and that Of great business ANNA.
ton ia before Us.
The Citizens Bank Of New Orleans, has been coun.
tcrfeed In 5s los, 20s, SOS and l0os successful
y that the bank has received of the worthless
bills It Is thought that 5000 have been put in
| circulation.
Dispatches received from Gen. johnson, Of Utah
indicating the beginning of trouble with the turks
| that country.
Greenwood, Of Arkansas, 10 offered the Indian
Bureau.
The Northern Light brought CTS California passen
gers.
Advices from Denver City, are to April 9th. Tn.
miners confident Of great success in the noun
taias, but the continuance OF prevented work
The richest prospects were found In the viciaty o
South Park and Arapahoe. Three mes were hanGss
n nessss n TIA a.. >~SsBsunS O0imNtee, fol
| murder.
| Moor and Over, two negroes Of Brantford, Canada
will BE- hung, June 7th, for robbing the mail 10 days
| ago. ...
The nail factory Of Kingsland 4 Co., at Keesvlle
| N. r., was burnt on the 30th.
The Fulton for Havre, takes out over . million ID
| specie.
The N. Y. market for wheat ID active at an advanc,
-$l,l7 to lss were the extreme prices Beef catti,
had also advanced. Pork dull. A. Montreal on tn,
| 30th, Milwaukee club in demand at $l,35. Al
Chicago, wheat nrm at % to 81 90 for spring
81 for winter. At St. Louis, wheat has got up
81 80 fol prime spring. At Milwaukee, ir, good
extra spring sold At $l,lo, $780, to sl2a; for whit
winter 81 SIS was paid.
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Notice

rs hereby given, that At the regular term OF tho
County Court OF the County Of Clayton, tate Of
Iowa. to be held on the FIRST Monday Of June next,
petition will b esseued to said Court In the words
following, to-wit:
To the Honorable the County Court Of the
County Of Clayton, IN the State Of Io,ca !:
The undersigned citizens and legal voters Of said
county respectfully ask the relocation OF the County
Seat OF said county from Garnavc It's present loca-
ton, to Ekadsr, in he same county.
They pray that an order may be made BY your Hon.
orable Court that at the next April election towit
o. the first Monday OF April, D. 1850, voc shall
be taken for the County Seat Of said county, between
Garuavilo, the existing county seat OF said county,
and Elkader in the same county.
April II, 1894
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generally admitted met, that much degencracy
i and dapdatiou exists, at the present age, IN the
human organization and hence, highly proper and
important to use all lawful and available means exps-
dent to restore and beautify humanity
Without well toned digestive organism, the func-
tons OF the body, generally impaired and without
complete mastication perfect heathful dges-
ton equally impossible. Therefore, to the citizens
Of Mc0regor. Prairie du Chen and surrounding couu-
try the undersigned SURGEON DRNTsT, would an
nounce that he Is permanently settled with them to
repair impaired mastication, by filing aud inserting
teeth in the best manner.
Many years ofsucecssful dcrtal practice justes him
IN saying that he Is the only experienced dentist In
AcGregor. and therefore reasonably expecta their
support. Office In the Exchange Block. 27w4
Mc0rsgor, April 10th, 1850. J.W. KING.
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Notice

II hereby given, that Letters Executory have been
granted to the undersigned, on the Estate Of Alex
MacGregor, deceased, late of Clayton county Iowa.
ALL persons indebted to said Estate, hereby
qncsted to make immediate payment to t3eo D. Gard.
ner and those having claims against said Estate will
file them Immediately in proper form with the county
court for allowance. GE0. d. GARDNER, Execu-
.-...... ... ..s DUNCAN NACGR EGOR, tors.
ANN0 MAcGREOOn ma.
by order OF o. W. CRAZY, County Judge.
MacGrcgor, April Is, lS59w4
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CArrLE.-A good many cattle are pass
ing through our place for shipment east, per
Railroad. Iowa is turning everything avail.
able into money. One good crop now,
with war in Europe to give it value, will
make US alt rich.
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M Il ID &c A Il.
DIR. HAHN
Cor N, M, DhAARciMla .

UGF11e02e k~UYSCtWlGs
HAS permanently located AZ McGregor, and he
n " lbe pleased to receive the patronage Of all who
may be afflicted wiah disease.
Ills Office is door west OF the American Hotel,
whore q choice stock OF
PURE DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
day night,
McGrcgor, May s, 1882. lS2-n