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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-09-15

The foregoing statement is correct, as
appears from the books and papers in
this office, this lith day Of August. 1859
j. w. CATTELL,
Auditor Of State"
OF the amount charged as State in
debtedness by the Democratic party.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-09-15

Total, $I21 ,0e3 70
NoTE.-A part of the expenses of the last two
years is carried forward to the next year. The
Printing account, and some others, which are
charged to the Republican Administration
1855 being the last year that the Democrats had
absolute power.
EXPENSES OF 1855 AND sc.
For ordinary purposes. ..-..... $l39.s9l 26
For extraordinary purposes, (Agri-
cult uml Societies, Blind, Deaf
and Dumb, Extra Session, Geo.
logical Survey. Insane Asylum,
Penitentiary State House, Swamp
Land Selections, } ).............. lOs,2 ,25s 81
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-09-15

The first six years our State was in
her infancy we bad but few officers
Money was scarce and hard to get; prop
erty of all kinds, including supplies ol
every kind and character, was exceeding
ly low, salaries were reduced even lower
than the times justified, in order to give
satisfaction to those who were opposed to
the organization of a State Government.
Under the first Constitution the members
of the Legislature received two dollars
per diem. The annual salary of the State
Treasurer was $500; the Secretary Of
State, $500; the Auditor of State, 5000.
In accordance with the new Constitu-
tion-which has been ratified by the peo-
pile and is their act-the demand Of the
times, the rapid growth of the State, the
universal high prices, the larger number
of officers, (the result of greater popula-
ton, the aggregate increase in the sala-
ries of Executive, Judicial and other Off
GERS, amount to $4,000 per annum.
The increase in the pay Of the mem
bers of the Legislature, is one dollar per
diem, which, at session of SO days,
would make IS, 400 90.
The increase in Judicial Districts is
seven, which would make at first sala-
ries. $1,000 90.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-09-15

TOUT, $@4J,IC SU
EXPENSES FOR 1857.
For ordinary purposes, ....... $ls6, 100 81
For extraordinary purposes, (Agri-
cultural Society, Blind, Deaf and
Dumb, Constitutional Conven-
ton, Insane Asylum, Peni tentia-
ry, Capitol, Supreme Court Re-
ports. State Debt paid --...-.. 235, Jig 40
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-09-15
T. w. CATTELL,
Auditor of State" /"

The following is the amount Of Reye
nue. for State purposes, for the last thre
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-09-15

You are sober this evening"" said
Mrs. Landell to her husband Il hope
that nothing has gone wrong during the
, 1859-02-04
PUGET SOUND HERALD.


sTEILACOOM, W. T., FEB. 4, 1859.
, 1859-02-04

The house Of Rothschild has formed branch
establishment at St Petersburg.
, 1859-02-04

We arc indebted 70 the Pioneer and Demo
erat for the following:
, 1859-02-04

Mr.. NJ. King, Of Fort Wayne, Indiana, the
crack shot and probably tho best marksman on
the wing in this country, shot match Of S., ,00C
aside, recently. The bet was that he could moi
shoot 40 out Of the 80 double birds. He shot
40 Of the birds, which fell within the prescribed
distance, and three others which fell beyond
leaving only ono missed.
, 1859-02-04

CALIFORNIAN NIcTrMIzED.-A returned Calfor-
nian at Albany, almost Immediately on his arri-
val few nights since, made the acquaintance
Of young lady with blue eyes and fur cape.
Young lady invited him to soc her homo, and
take tea with her. He took tea with the young
lady and started for hotel. Arriving at hotel, he
found that wallet containing $500 was missing.
lie also admits that he "has seen the elephant"
and does not wish partner.
, 1859-02-04
HUGHES'S HOTEL.
NEW ENGLAND HOUSE.
STEJLdCOOM IT. IT,

IN THE SUBSCRIBER, HAVING FITTED ~
@i!II up and opened the above establishment, hi
desires 10 call the attention Of the travelling public on
Puget Sound thereto, and solicit their patronage.
The house Is kept on the Restaurant praoipe; Meals
can be had at all hours of the day and night at moderate
rates. and always comprising The very best the market
Affords.
In connection with the Eating department, private
apartments have been Cited n? expressly for Lodgings,
where the weary traveller cannot only refresh the inner
man, but refresh the body in clean linen and comfortable
quarters. Parties travelling the Sound, and arriving
after hours, need only knock to be admitted.
The subscriber hopes by strict attention To business
to merit a share Of public patronage.
25tf JAMES F. SAUNDERS.
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srrna "a re, q ner the Ph ysirt nW- had fnti-
- - ...,. On . .,uv n,rTI us To Mr. T. HAker-Dear

A sr~ns esre, anes all the Phy.irin". lad fail
ed by BAKERS PREMIUM BIrrtM--To MI H. bAker-DeM
sir In Justice yourself and no may be similarly
Afflicted permit cite ,Astanro oi the r"markaeie
Qualities Of yesr Frsnium Bh,ers had never used them
until recently hw wife having been af ted WIN her'
yous affection dsordered stomach for the past ten or
twelve year every In to restore her
sir able physicians but relief could be had tben saw
several the abb cures nadc hY Your nv
teri persuaded my wife Try them che did aud ~
little tune began rapidly Not on! her nervous
nlrcou and stomach removed but ho gene
raj heakh than has been for years am
nov uAnS md shall always continue TO use your bt's
sscs Yourself and for thu cnr OF o'hors
who are similarly aniicied Your obedent servant,
Richmond, June 81 1857. THOMAS n MONTAGUE
BAKERS PkAMlUM BiTTERs -Rclmond, Sept H. lsjs- IL
IL that add testimony Ia the virtue
OF BAk.Rs PREMIUM BIrTEHs In making permanent cure
of an established Of Dyspepsia from which Lave suffer
ed 50 much eiv. months Aso wife using
great amer suffering for years from de-
and dsordered stomach As soon as commenced
the them convinced Of their valuable qualities
confidently recommend them 10 the afflicted. j. ADAMS.
For al the Druggists Lynohbare aud by all the
city Of Richmond and ccw here in
virginia also of Mcssrs Chss Sto Co. Washington city
d T. u stAtsr l. Go baltimore Md; ID. Is Miller, Gov
ing,o, Ky; and Barnes Park. n Y.
order- diled by addressing 4 BAKER, Proprietor.
oct2 Eta Richmond. Va
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Premiums to Agents Getting Subscribers

Premiums to Agents Getting Subscribers.
Those getting up ACiub Of Subscribers at g. each aud
RENTING $40 will be entitled To gold pen snd ,iver holder
worth s. aud each subscriber Will any the
above ARTICLES he may select.
Those RENTING 81 for 10 sub cribers will be entitled
gold pencil with pen, worth 81
Those getting Club Of IL Subscribers and rcming $50
Ill be entitled to silver watch, gold chain
$l0
Those romtng $40 for ~ subscribers will be entitled
slv hunting cascd watch. gol! chain worth SIS
Those rcmnung 500 Tor ~ Subscribers will be entitled
gold chain. siy hunting cased watch. worth SEA
Those remittng esO Tor 10 Subscribers will be entitled
lady gold watch, worth $50
Those RENTING 500 for 80 subscribers will be entitled
a gold watch, worth $40.
p All communications should be addressed to
NJ. Is DEAN, PUBLISHER,
dec 20 lave s2aw dtaprl3 - I5 Broadway, New York
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TessInseoSals n sm fsr~ixs Cssssrs~s.-n
pleasing tsvrlng companion aud one that no person h"
hn ri,hon In Perry Davis Killer sudden atiaek OF
dsrrbea dyseusary cholera obns be ana
resvcd BY It, it !, equally ensc'o" curing
scalds, burns. ke- -, ,.....
Thomss Ranqey. writing from Rnngoon burnah peeen'
her 10 1876 says becoming more popular anh u sew
raj am assured cholera has been arrested
and life preserved ss The iaie pre,aare OF thea
here has AZ spt on about oil the Pain K< had and puena
or. looking 10 . supply viii be disappointed ~ my Ao
~ 10 ,uppiy then Please invoice OF sao worm
Nv the drst opportunity" -
'Caps Tows Africa. Jan os 1855 -Mcssp y Davis Son.
Dear sr The Pain Killer happy 10 say I" Ie''he
In GOOD repu,e here good qualities are beiR appeei
ed Lately, have great demand Tor the n't ana conn
IDENTITY anticipate large trade In the psin Killer co
BORRODAIlE THOMPSON HALL w
The linen from the use ot the l. NJ eas'} 'eh''
ed BY ASKING 1t in little aicohoi
Sod by all medicine dealers
Sold by JOHN H. sEAY. Lyncbbnrg Ian A'2"
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- lCMMOND POTTERuEs, Feos ef Main

- lCHNOND POTTERIEs, FsOs 81 Main
HI Street Rocketts. and Corner Cary l2h Streets
RICHMOND VA, KkksEE PAM, proprietors-rhe sub.
scrbers respectfully inform the citizens OF Richmond and deal
the adjoining that they
best quality ot STONE WARE, which they will sell at the
All Ware sold by will DO delivered Of the city
FREQ Of charge. THOS. W. KEEsEE,
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LYING HBURG COLL = G Z,
ClRGRG. ylRGINIA.

THE fourth annual session of tha Institution VIII commence
i on the 18th Of September "
The loo !. one the heshies and most accessible In
The aud the Of study both CLASSICAL ana
scientific equal o that If the best American colleges
Tho Military Departm viii he efficiently maintained M
der the care Mr. Bspk"nsbip graduate 81 the VIZ
gins Military Institute and recently connected with the
The professor. will have exclusive charge Of tho
Grammar school, which young mon will be thoroughly pre-
pared for college or business
FACULTY
Rev w " wAIKru Chairman of ths Faculty Professor
Of Mental and Moral Science, and of History -
Lrcusous q MATHEWS, A NJ, Professor OF La'ih A"o
Bellies Lettrcs -,
r II cAHELL A Il, Professor Of the Greek Language aud
nI.SK.ssr. Professor Of Mathematics and In''rue
sAsurI GARIAsp A. NJ Professor Of Constu Law
D. A. LANamonst NJ D., Professor Of Anatomy and Ply"
Iology =, ,,... ,,,r,
Language .,,,,,s.,
Board o. per week washing o. - per month fue ana
ights s0 term Tuition go In the Grammar school ana
$50 In the Collegiate Department for halt session 49,,
Catalogues further Information, can he oh
tanned by addressing the Chairman Of tho Faculty
feb dts, -
TSOAG OIL, COAL OII. !-R~cri.rd "a ."p-
~ ply .: this cheapest article for lamp. On hand J'u"s
PATENT LAMP the bes, in use - ,,,pc
ISOR my article In the MARBLE LINZ, Ad-
II dress u. GADDES>,
Jan i.d. Iynchburg Marble Works
CAnL s.'A>-~ "A'NE;. 10, ,,xouxs
XxyANTRD-A nsLIEK-Ts n,,cnd u win.
Testimonials 10 elsaecr and qualification. roqui ed
nsa s, mas, or one WI" A'~' why sI%cKroRp
Buen, VISTA Plaster rAnks near saI,vlle. Va
Jan 10 dAeiw Rep copy
XX,usAr THRAsnsNG MACHuNEh.--B
w have IN store aud Tor sal. prices close
patterns L ASDEkSoN
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NMEED,. I.ATENT Sc INaa MI AaMINE~.

w This ia the most reliable SEWING MACHINE ever
rabty and simplicity The operation of it easier learned
than tina, OF other Maehin' while it works with
the finest silk the heaviest cloth leather either
which works In superior making straight
evenly laid much finer than ordinary hand work. while
both sides Of the cloth stitched alike rvalng beauty
the most elegant hand work ely gets Of working
perform all ordinary repairs it, until it is With
these advantages other Machines feel confident
Families all kinds of Manufacturing Cothies Taors Boot
and Shoe any seam in their
that will do their work In rapid and substantial
much sewing will find this Machine particularly a.pteS to
their wants besides saving labor enough In few months
lux Machine besides being always sure o. quality or
worktha. easily and that looks than
sands 'G Is ssns
work done leather by this Machine than
The editor cadartown Georgia. Pa.r,c. says. When
cd wholly for family but RECOMMENDED
ON leather cd Harness and Carriage Trimmings
way, pc beauty and strength
and feel confident for this alone the machine saved
Dor enough pay its One of neghbors who
large pl ,ntaton is worth the Of his beat
cry Machine you vicinity given tho great,
satisfaction. anu several intend to order Machines from
you soon
Extract from q letter written by gentleman, owning n
plantation New Orleans. Your two Wds Patent Sp
ing Machines been bought
them and with the best OF practical results In three
clothes Tor each huudrd and plantation haxds
and find the tine saved in using them ono has
Another Planter says used employ
In making clothes for the rest but since purchased
the whole plantation whle wife 1t for making nearly
ali the clothes OF the family Iee confident the Machine pays
We wsh all no need Machine TO examine these they
simplest Family use Plantation or any
9TH where stitch required Price OF Hesas Patent
seri"s MaeAine soo aud $3.50 -
Successor to Within g. Lyons
3l5 Broadway, New York.
tV- Sold by A 5; ENGLEpovE, dealer in Fancy Goods
Bonn"'s &c. l.ynchbITk. vs. mar 30.ts
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Msslsways Pim. asA o .sss aus.,,srs rssv
ches, should be asprpvided with ihese twin euraf y
Are more emincny It'd the niesnai and
Of the human orsssisaon than aus I've mesnes w. III
We, been They both attack the seat OF %
no, only temporarily but permanently SOU
~ The 1anufseory No 80 Maiden Lane New fotA anu "
I'll DruRgists, At sc Csc. and sl per box or pot
az adv.
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SpECIAJ. NOTICES.

ussasnes seafais frssn essliiaG shr saa' nsse. -
our % mt In shs days payer o. the
Resaerasive sf Prof.. O. Weed Co OF ~ Lseais - ~
hrAsss eharscser 70 Of his Restorative From pos
INV, kpo ledge enAbledse say that every
srnse What prcfescs and Do not hesitate - pro
sounee preparation for the head and hair wneh mas
a. far bern Devised Ay human Ingenuity We fave seen
res, threateaed badness and RESTORE r the head
prcfasion naisrsl and glossy hair and when IN. 10
been premaurey siageA vi We have seen y hks
restore the u youth and health me as
property of ths night truly miraentons
ia, 4 ryes L. the same fsn Q" nal
that he wore ysaAh. thus acting In strie,
the rules frss and greatest Of all t"e ..
No one who has all hesitate TO unlfs whh "' ~ %
'es saas ~ 70 IN ~ - n-..-,s,. Jan CIV.
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No. "a sycamore street, c,.burg,
SIGN or IHL E1idLE,
IhFFERS to his friends puzzle generally, OF the
~ largest and choicest stocks II ATCHt =, EMELRf,
SlLvEKMAk FINE CLolKs and FIRST GLASS
GOOD every variety IN hsne presented the pub
lie. cheap briant and beautiful be had In other
any country In every depart
mCu articles Quanutsrtci npored OF lhe ne est
sly ana the unique a nj and elaborate workman
ship, Aeptr Is
lDRICE OF kERDsENE OIL AND LAMPS
i REDUCED.-No will md after this date, s.i Kf
kUSEAE OIL at oNt DOLLAR ANnI AkNrY fINt GIN per
gallon We have made scnient with the Agents 10
for this The ree cannot he purchased Oh any
Other hou,c
We ylcs of Lamps at reduce prices
We cali the pubic attention I" I- Ot the cheapest and
popular light introduced. bing equal to Fix candies
n II Vi n half per hour MUIR STENENr,
jy ibts No llJ sycamore IT.. Petersburg, Va.
4 ,OEN! GOKN: :. MEAL, IUMPnmd GROUND
~ pLASIElI he under rented Mrs.rs.
Lang huinc y Johns their IokN AND PLASTER MILL
lie VII conStdn hand above artit which he
Will sell cheap TO punctuai Customers.
ClAS ). LASGLORNE, Sor Ast
Its for the sie at " estcrm Plaster la TINS city
NHrOODAND Ia VI 81 K The undersigned
w keeps constantly hi at South Side Railroad
mas u people Lynchburs vicinity
patrunlc Having Mills successful opci
Apponaox he hlany order for LumDer tho
shortest nOtnc.
His terms all SEQ and under cash; 100
500, lhs creit; the purch
b required g. give nut,s sati~iAct"rhy endorsed.
~ agent MI. u. Re Nnoids will be found con.
family the Depot NJ! a.Gcssis Everg T. o. Ap.
pumattoX
lodv JOHN NJ. ToNEY
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The numbers from to 30 600 orespondlng with those
bers the tickets printed paper are en-
crced With small tin tubes and psc ed u ope
The first i7e PrEea, similarly pf,uted eneircled are
placed in another wheel
The wheels then rsvoved and drawn from
the heel Of Numbers, and n Prize Is drawn
from the other heal The number are
opened aud exhibited 10 the audience the
commissioners The Prize being placed Number
drawn. THIS operation mill
AUTHORIZATION PRE- Re.The proceeding the two
succeeding Numbcra those drawing Fart
entitled 10 the 44s Approxim atou Prizes For example
Til ket No t0 draws the s50OO Prize, Tickets num-
bcred l2ss 1890 1881 1882 will each be entitled $500
II Ticket No $50 draws the el3O0O Prize those
bered as 49, ISL 662 will be entitled $50 ON
according ia the above scheme.
CERTIFICATES OF PACKAGES will be sold the following
rata viii Ia thA iuk
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AINt.Ek's SEWING MAGIGI
~ Is aw the most conclusive proof
Judged by this In labor
lmbic comparable to Singers sewing Machines After
lishng the highest reputation the United they
exhibited the late Exposition Uniycrsec
they carried of the highest premium and
~ 10 make them has zen bum in !ar,s.
IN branch Of industry In which be done
these hines be used with mme" profit As the
this Ralw trave Yelling foot,
Singers Machines compared viii, hand sewing. No tailor,
shoemaker dressnaker carrie trimmer saier halter, &c
shUusbs without = he fair profit using
these machines regularly employ cd Is Dhe Thousand Dollars
In all private anil " ere there much
he done these machines invaluable 1antcrs
aud hotel keepers lind them particularly convenient and prof
table These machiues are simple In their construction Ap
strong and durable being the only kind NJ Sewing Ma
chine made by which u work, hne
could DO perfect, executed h"usano OF interior aud worth
less Sewing Machines have bcen made and sold under
but sngcr Machines alone have been found every
where to satisfy the vaults Of the pubic,
Plain printed Instructions for using sent with each ma
chine from which any readily acquire the OF
aging them The machines packed securely go
part Of the world To all persons desiring particular
formation will Application by letter either OF
hceI, forw ard copy of NJ Singer Cos Gazette paper
wholly devoted to the Sewing Machine Interest
L. NJ. SINGER n Co,
Principal Office, No. 800 broadway. New York
BRANCH ORIG EsNo. II Ianov ST. Boston: No VI Chap
ell ST. New Haven, Ct Glovervllc, ~ Y; No pa Broad 81,
Newark, N j. No. lag Chestnut Philadelphia No 100
Baltimore St, BALTIMORE No 81 Westminster ST. Providence,
X. No East 4th ST. Ctucinna No 65 North Ih ST. ST
Louis; No s ST. Charles ST. New Orleans No. " Dauphn
ST. Mobile fdec 24.d&cia
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(SOLD MEDAL GRAND AND SQUARE
IL PIANOS-STEINWAY Il SONS, "a Walkor 81, (near

N PlASOS.-STEINWAi SONS, ~ walker ST.. (near
Broadway,) New YORK, Manufacturers, were
srdcd the First Premium here aud " hen
ever they brought their Piano Forcs Into com @Yn
petition with the best makers of boston, New ~
York, Philadelphia and Baltimore
Received the first prize Medals the Metropolitan Fair
Washington, 1855.
The First Premium "a gold Medal for the best Forte
at the Maryland Institute Baltimore. 1856
The First Prize Medal for the best Piano Forte the
iean Institute. Cry sta Palace New York, e3B
The First Premium Gold Medal tor the best Plano
at the Maryland Institute baltimore 1857
Pie FIRST Premium At the Stale Fair, Detroit 1857
The First Premium at the State Fail Richmond. 1857
Among the Judges the ia 81 musical
try, such as Mason. Gotshak, wnlenhaupt &c Grand
and Square Pianos with the
frame combined warranted tor three years Prices
crate " o SCo iseptl4 dim
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Certificates of Packages Of 10 whole Tick Gao
IL Half ........... 40
10 Quarter :" ........... 70
10 Eighth 10

IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES,
Encl address ordered
reco p. Of which they will be mail Pur
hate - -
The list Of drawn numbers and prizes sent to pur
esasera immediately alter the drawing
tS Purchasers will please plain and
give their possofhce, county n State
sP Remember that every and In fn
without drducliJn
Al prizes OF OOO and under paid INN after
tne uraw"g-oiher prizes At the usual thirty days
All communications strictly confidential.
Address Orders for Tickets o Cert'd,at.sto
MCKINNEY d co, Saw Annah. Ga
list OF the numbers that fro, the wheel
with the amount Of the prize one is titled to viii
De published after every drawing SapsnnaA ay Nes
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PROsPECTls ron 1880.
FNilE New Volume Of The NEW YORK WEEKLY ILLUS
L TRATID GOLDEN PRIZE will commence January ist,
Isa The following The at the Ltfrdf, whose
dneons will the coums Of this elegant Journal during
the year;
REV. G. H. SPCRGEON, of London,
q. W. NJ. REYNOLDS. OF London,
q. =. r. JAMES, Novelist,
SIR EDW ARD BrI.WER,
GEN. {. +. IlENNlNGSEN, late OF Nicaragua,
COL. &. w. CROCKETT
A. u MI NSoN,
CAPT NJ. u. ALEXANDER, L. S. A.,
THOMAS DUNN ENGLISH, NJ. D.,
HENRY CLArI, JR.
DH. q. G. VAN buren,
LIEUT.. J, NJ PLATE T. $. n,
f. CLINTON HARRINGTON,
MISS SDl lHWnRli
MRS ANNA WHELpLEY,
MISS llErrY HEARTILY,
" VIRGINIA VAUGHAN,
" III VERNON,
" MINNIE MANTOGR,
" HATTIE CLARE,
| MRS. 7. B. SINCLAIR.
|
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SPRING GARDEN Steps

j., M THoRBURM &: 60,
4 RE In receipt Of their NEW PEAS G. among which nav
Il be mentioned that nimisble all Early Peas Daniel
q Koucke. earliest Of all Also
Sangstcre. No /, Eaiiy Cucumbers
Improved Emperor, Early Tomato
Prince Albert and Early Burl Early aud La CabbagcA
ington. White Solid Celery,
Nonpareii Cauih iwcr, Extra Early urnip Beet, &c
ies rptive catalogue Of Vegetable and Fruit
Sseds will be pnbshed the month Janua,y and
sent II ali ap, .cantA j. NJ. THOKBURN CO.
Is John street, NV YORK
N B-Dcacrs supplied on the st liberal terms. Trade
Catalogue ready. ldsc - d2w-J C. 4 CO.
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~ J. FOLK rs hus she pleasure of offering
Ne his something in the way OF RECLlN
IN EASY CHAIR hree POSITIONS are attained III this
the simplest complete and cheapest
Chair Tins market Ii Is acceptable
Aid the ordinary purposes of
Char Call and Sc, IT, Il. J. FUlkES.
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NAG NlFICENT SCHENE.
APPROPRIATION PRIZES


% G27 Prizes amounting To. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. s3i7 100
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ANEW CONCEKN.--Tbe uadcrsiS ucd having
IN themselves together under tho style and hrm
OF OGDEN WINFIELD. for the purpose OF conducting
Gcicra Forw ardug business in the large
New Brick building the Bash opposite the
Depot and door below Messrs.
Anderson Adams Co. take this method oi informing their
generally they now prepared to
ree and ProGuce of description
other House in the City They will
give the their
best do TO give satisfaction all rho them
a call VIM H. OGDfN,
t. 27-ts u " WiN6rlE
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M BBIs. James River Cemeas juss re-
kNN ceived In fne order, aud Tor sAle cheap, by
Ieb y It's JAMES BOYD 4 Co
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NIOIlCE.-rh The sub.c ri Der hn, Inx procured IA
~ lot the asIn for tue purpose ct uu.ng selling and
WOOD comm, sslun, viii endeaNo 10 keep
hand sood supply ct iic Those Ia want
the arce vii please ,a On me at Elini stab
ir here self brothers BE- found
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