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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-09-15

~ Capt. J. b. S. Tom, of Dakota
Territory, is at present sojourning in
Sioux City. We are glad to find him in
the enjoyment of good health, and mani
testing his usual energy in behalf Of the
interests Of Dakota. lie will probably be
a candidate at the approac hing election
for Delegate to Congress, and il so, will
undoubtedly DO elected. lie is Just the
man for the place, under whose supsrvis .
ion tho Interests Of the Territory and vel.
fare Of the settlers would BE- grsasly1en-
HANGED.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-09-15

The late Black Republican State Con.
vention in Maine adopted the following
resolution:
THAT We hold unequi vocally to the doc.
trins Of genuine popular sovereignty, and
the rights Of the people in every State and
Territory to establish their own ins,itu
tons i" their own way, subject only to the
constitutional powers of Congress and the
restraints Of n just morality"
The last Black Republican State Coe
ven'ion adopted the following:
THAT the Constitution confers upon
Congress sovereign power over the Terri
tories Of the United States for their gov
eminent, and that in the exercise OF this
power it is both the right and duty of Con
gress to prohibit in the Territories, those
twin relics of barbarism polygamy and
slavery
The question now is, which is which 7
Are they the bona .fde Black Republicans
in Maine and the Michigan ones bogus,
or 10 it the other way! It is certain that
one or the other will fail to pass muster
Which 10 which 1-Det. Free Rtess.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-09-15

~ We regret to announce that PAT.
RICK RoBS. Esq, Democratic candidate
for Representative, is confined to his
room BY sickness. He is thus prevent
ell fros visiting the different settlements
in the district at the time he had com pie
ted. We hope he may recover in time to
be able to traverse the district before
election.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-09-15

~ An Illinois paper state ,has Hon.
Joseph Morton, Presidsas Of IL Meeeaa
County Agricultural Society, . fsv dags
sinss rendered - Tie agess Of ~ sCaeh.
moro shawl Cost Company" Of Tsa.as-
sss, for oss Of the psrs blosd Cashusss
Goats, its weight 10 silver, which ~ N.
fused. The seven.sighss blood psesssss
the wool which commando % pss possd
in the market.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-09-15

NEwsrAPER PUrvs.-Ths LOCAL. Of
one OF our country exchanges gives the
following schedule Of tolls fos the benefit
Of those who need and ssst sllss puff"
For modest put. aialsps.
A tolrrably good ono, boz cigars.
A good one, pais Of boots.
A very good oae, ! vest asd J shirts.
A "splsadid" one. closA ooas.
A perfect sockdolaGss, vhels suit.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-09-15

"a The Memphis (Tenn.) Appeal says
there is but one paper in that State that
advocates the doctrine that Congress sho'
protect slavery in the territories. That
paper is the Memphis Avalanche. Il has
no hackers in the press Of either parry
But one candidate for Office, Mr.. Sneed,
Opposition nominee for Congress in the
Memphis District advocated il at the LATE
election.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-09-15
Psos ssAAngs - the RspablioAn Coua.
~ COnvent1OAs

The Republican County Convention Of
Woodbury. county met ct 3 O'Clock, p. n,
Sept. 9Th, 1859. 1t Casady's Hall, in Sioux
City, when J. Elwell, Of Sergesnt's Bluff,
was called to the Chair, and Henry Cordus
appointed Secretary.
On examination the following delegates
we're found TO be entitled TO seas KEEL.
logg, of Correctionville VILLAS Tsrnaa,
Eli Lee. D. P. Billings, In Pr;cs, Smith
land J. Elwell, Luther woodfbrd, II
ssrgeant's Bluff; ]. L. Rol)sts, Csssis
Lamb, Henry Cordus, Joseph Shsesss, A.
J. Willard, william H. Joy, Of Stoax City.
On motion The coovsstioo peoessdsd -
ballot for candidates for county officers for
the snsuing yesr, and tho following pss-
sons having received . majority of votes
cast, were declared duly nominated:
For County Judge-Geo. W. Rysll.
For Treas. and Rec.-G. r. M'Dougsl.
For Sheriff.. J. Lambert. ...l.
For County Superintendent Of Common
Schools. C. C. Hoskins.
For County Surveyor-T. J. Stone.
For Coroner-S. r. Day.
On motion the chair appointed Curtis
Lamb, Luther Woodford and D. p. Bill
lings committee on resolutions, Who, II.
ter consultation, reported the following
resolutions, which were read and adopted /:
Resclred, That the present condition Of
our county imperatively demands the cleo.
ton Of men Of stern integrity and uofiinch.
ing honesty " fill de county Offices, and
believing we have to-day put such men in
nomination, we cordially invite eli pers ons
who have the best interests of the county
at heart to aid us in electing them.
Resolred, That while we do not approve
Of the purchase Of Casady's block for .
Court House, we ~ good citizens are
nevertheless willing to submit the whole
matter to be sdjudicated BY the legal tri.
bunal of the State, aud abide BY the deci.
sion.
Resoired, That We deem It inexpsdient
TO build or purchase . court house within
the next two years, or at any other time,
without the contract having been first sub.
mitted to the people of the county, and By
them approved.
Res"ired, That W ~ citixens Of Wood.
bury county will use oil right and bosors.
BILE means 70 secure the election Of tho
candidates. this day nominassd.
On motion, the chair appointed ". ".
Culver, Thomas Jeffrey. John Household.
er, 4. l.. Harris and f. r. Kirk to conssi-
sute the Republican County Committee for
the ensuing year.
! On motion the proceedings of this con.
vention were ordered to be pubIi.hed in
the Sioux City Register and the Sioux
City Eagle.
On motion. the convection adjourned.
JOHN ELWELL, Cha.
Henry CoRDrA, Sec.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-09-15

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS "You know,
dear madam, that you cannot make .
purse out Of q sow's ear" "Oh, sir, please
fan mo have iptimations Of swoon.
When you use that odious specimen If vnl.
garity again, clothe it in refined phr~asol.
ogyi You should say it is impossible to
fabricats pecuniary receptacle from the
auricular organ Of the softer sex Of the &C.
nus hog"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-09-15
DROA SIOUX DALLa.


We learn from ca Tsrpr, No ID
just returned from . visit to Sioux Falls,
d. t. thst Gov. MAs1Ess died very sud.
denly 1t that plscs On Saturday last, Of .
coneestive chill. During the fore part Of
the day he was in tolerably good health,
attending 70 his usual business in the
afternoon be was seized with . chill, and
died before medical aid could BIZ procur-
Cd. We believe b vss ns.ive Of New
York, and few days before biz death had
cent for bic family 70 join him st sious
Falls. Considerable Sickness prevails u
Ne Fails.
The late ftosts did serious injury to the
crops in the Sioux Valley. The corn,
which WAS the principal crop and main
dependence Of the people, is almost Ell.
.irely destroyed.
The election for Territorial officers,
members Of the Legislature, &c, WAS ap-
pointed TO take place on Monday last
but upon what authority and for what
reason, We sre unable to ssy. That part
Of the Territory, in which Sioux Falls is
situated, contains about 30 voters. The
people are discouraged and dissatisfied
with the prospect st Sioux Falls, and de-
clare that If the Territory 10 not organized
and the capital located there the coming
winter, they will leave in the Spring, and
settle on the Missouri river.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-09-15

- The thirteen original States have
At length united in the project TO erect, a
Independence square. Philsdslphia, ;
grand M nument 10 The signsrs Of he d.
claration Of Independence, ssd lbe wost
gill nm, ately bf pushed forward.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-09-15

- TAs steamer 81 Aasys. one of ~
Railsosd packets rsssiag bssvsss b. Jo-
seph and 0mah a, Wa engaged sad sunk
on the ith inst. The baa. IL IN entire
loaa. Il ~. fully insured.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-09-15
DeAAe attoa 81 the Presbyaerian
Church.

Tho dedication Of the Sioux City Pres.
byterian Church has been postponed un
I'll . week from next Sabbath at | | o'clock
A. NJ, whom the building will be entirely
completed. Presbyterian service on mex.
Sunday will b held in Csssdy's Hall.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-09-15

WARRINGTON, Sept 6.--Ths New Or
leans papers, received by mail. state tha.
the independent OF Houston Democrats
have = majority Of ~ on joint ballot in
the nov Legislature recently elected.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-09-15
ANOTHER sECaEr CIRCULAR.
The Black Republicans n che Dss1A
LET THE HAWK-EYE YIPi
n h" Corruption Fund" Is asked for ! Il
get the african oas Of the
Wood PHI

The bowling. fanaticsl black republiean
press Of this State have NOT allowed the
echoes of their belIowings shout the Don
nellsn circular, relative to statistical in
formation, to die. away ere We have them
oil taken absck BY the appearance Of .
"secret circular" issued BY what 10 termed
the "National Executive Committss," Of
~ black republican party, dsnsading
among other things the raising Of "cor-
ruption fund.- to aid in carrying the elec-
ton sgains. the Democracy 10 1860. At
tsched TO this SECRET circular" We find the
name Of A. J. STEVENS, . prominent
black republican in the State of Iowa.
Where are you now, gentlemen? Shall
we hear your denunciation Of this move on
the part Of the Executive committee p
Are you for or against the "corruption
fund.- :" Let the Hswk.Eye speak out and
dsnounce the corruption Of its leaders.
The most prominent features which are
brought to the notice of those who are to
conduct the campaign in behalf of the
blscksrepublican party, We here clip from
the circular itself - it appears in the N.
Y. Times.
First-A thorough understanding and
interchange Of sentiments and views be
tween the Republicans Of every section Of
the country.
Second-An effective organization OF
the Republican voters of each State,
county and town, SO that our Party may
know its strength and its deficiencies, its
power and its needs, before We engage in
the Presidential struggle
Third-The circulation Of well-consid.
cred documents, making clear the position
Of the Republican Party, and exposing
the dangerous character Of the principles
and policy Of the Administration.
Fomrth--Public addresses in localities
where they are desired and needed by
able champions of the Republican cause
FyM-A large and general increase O
the circulation of Republican journal,
throughout the country.
The COMMITTEES add that" To Civ.
PRACTICAL EFFECT to these susees
tons, an ADEQUATE AMOUNT OF
MONEY WILL BE REQUIRED, for The
legal asd faithful expenditure Of which
the undersigned will bold themselves res
ponsible."
This circular is signed by leading mer
Of the black republican party in the sew
eral States where that party has the sem.
blance of on organization.
Hawk Eye please copy.-B"r. Gazette
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-09-15

Hsets u Ne rssidsacs Of CmAs. B.
Russ's, Esq. On Friday svsaiag, Sspe
I'D. 4 full asssaiioa y ssqsssssd.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-09-15

LEAvsswosrn, Sept. 6-At the muuici.
pal election 10 this city yesterday, H. B.
Dsnmsa. Democrat was elected Mayor,
BY about l6 majority. The Democratic
also elected City Clerk, Auditor. At.or-
ney, six Councilman, a,majority Of School
Trustees, Justices and Constables,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-09-15

Foss szesllsat Anssisaa hsssss ed
10 sasviasas will y ~ q ~ 3asA
iass, q psb'is ~, y ~ ~ sakss aess.
For psssiculars ses tAs hillA.
J0ME II. CmAalgs.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-09-15
New York Politics.

We fad the following paragraph 10 one
Of our Republican exchanges, and we de.
sire to call to it the especial attention OF
our naturalized citizens. In Iowa, where
the Republicans find It necessary for their
success 70 secure the foreign vote, they
arc profuse in their proteststions against
any connection With or sympathy for the
Know Nothing party bu. 10 New York,
Pennsylvania, and other Eastern States
where the Know Notbings are stronger,
they are openly and closely allied, and
sail under the co.psrtnership name Of
Opposition" Let our ioreign-bors Ct.
items examine these facts, and the. ask
themselves Why il 10 that the Republicans
Of Iowa disavow connection With the Know
Nothing party, and their answer must be
-bscause the foreign vote 10 greater than
the Know Nothing:
The Republican State Convention which,
meets at Syracuse on the 9Th inst, is ex
citing considerable attention among the
leading politicians. A disposition pre-
walls among = considerable number of de-
legates TO nominate . State ticket which
will be acceptable 10 the Americans, by
putting on two or three unexceptionable
Americans out Of the nine names which
comprise the State ticket. BY this course
it is argued, the American State Convsn
tion which meets about two weeks later
than the Republican, will adopt the tickle,
Of the latter, and thus secure its success.
beyond . doubt. Whether this scheme
will prevail q Syracuse il 10 impossible "a
ny u psesent, but there can BE- no doubt
Of strong disposition on the part Of the
rank and file Of the Republican and
American parties tn coalesce on the State
ticket At the coming election.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-09-15

~ Oss fsissA KISS rssss~sd . 10
days asfo. ed istosms 10 shas 10 he's
psschassd large stock Of goods which
will arrive on The Flossacs.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-09-15

The DIARRBGA.-As this 10 the season
Of the year when many persons are sroub.
led with this distressing disease, NJ psh.
lish the following recipe, which 10 said to
be An excellent cure: Put into bottle
three ounces Of pimento, (allspice,) upon
which pour one pint Of the best French
hrandy-sweeten well with sugar. Dose
"A vine glass full every hour, fos three
hours, for al adult. For children, dilute,
and give . tablespoonful each hour
This remedy has been known to cure 10
violent cases OF diarrhea.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-09-15

The Memphis Bulletin, of the 9th, re.
lates the following incident:
One Of the most interesting incidents Of
our jubilee occurred yesterdays. Old Fe'-
lows Hall, at the conclusion Of Mr.. Belle
speech. W. X. Po~son, ESQ.,, on behalf
Of 4" Wing lady Of Memphis. presented to
Mr.. Bell splendid uoquet. In his ad-
dress, Mr.. Poston alluded to Gen. Jack
son. Ia response. Mr.. Bell delivered .
delivered eulogy upon the character of
the old hero that thrilled through the au-
dience like the strains Of sweet music
through the dreams Of sleeping GIRL
With up'if.ed hands he prayed the. tho
hero Of the Hermitage nigh, come forth
from his grave in the hour Of the Unions
peril. The effect was electrical. Tears
were freely shed, and the worst foe Of NJ.
Bell must, at that moment, havs bsso die.
armed Of his rsncorous hats.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-09-15

- Thsrs h = tsorfkl mortality
throughout The cous,sy among children.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-28

tire Wing aud American vote of the county,
No better man, in tue ranks Of Whiggery in
this district, can be found than Mr. Picrpoint
He is u terror to the ''unterrified Democracy"
His long experience, his general information,
and his peculiar and mastery and powerful
abilities as an orator aud debater on the stump;
are such as willput him into the field of contest
well prepared for the battle But can he be
elected? All, that IS the question: You Wings
of Ohio comfy will have to work hard, else Mr.
Pierpoint will suffer more than Waterloo de-
feat Wait, however, until Mr.. p. visits your
city and gives you Of his big speeches orr
the tariff and other Wing measures, aud you
can then judge Of him and his prospects for
yourselves Yours truly, &c, PHILIP.
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SIP EcIAL NOTICES.
SANDS sARsAPARILLA.

NorslediaI agent Introduced that has proved
mere uniformly successful than Ills. The unfortunate We
tim of Hereditary Disease, with glands contracted
snevs and bones half eariOus been restored health
and vgor The scrOfalOus patient, with Ulcers
ionthsome 70 himself and attendants,
HAS BEEN MADE WHOLE.
Hundreds Of persons who had groaned hopeessIy for
under CutAneous GIandular dsorders Chronic
Rhsunatisn and many ether complaints spriagng from
arrangement OF the organs and the circulation
have hsen raised from the disease. aH
with resenerated contributions gladly testify to the
efficacy OF this fnestImabIe preparation
Prepared and sold by A. B. D. SANDS, Druggists. 100
Fulton St, New York.
Sold also by T. II; LOGAN CO vheeiir and by Drug
gists generality. mh22-1w
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4 TOI0E IRON 0LD EENTUcRE
STILL IT CURES

TuREE MILB HOUSE,, LIoEIS0, Dec. 81, 1851
sfEssEs BAEEa co:-Dr Hail's BsIsam for the Lungs
Is OF the medicines ths 1orl1 Last spring
was down with Disease the Lungs, Dr.. WISE q
Coyingon, attended long time, and then told
neighbors that IHeesr could ger sse and that might
lice f,oo soeeks!! got bottles OF Dr. HIa
Sils0Es, and when I hal aud = third
well, and better than gave part Of
bottle friend OF mine, had throat for long
time, and 1t cured him. join COLE
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New Advertisements.
Administrator's sac.


lTOTTCE Is hereby given hat on he1Gfh day o. April
n 1859 All O'clock A. NJ A. the front deer % he Cos
the city o. wheeling, Virginia, shal sen y
lie Auction 10 hEhes hiddrF, tEo shares OF the u
Stccz Of the belmont Iron WORKS Company, known -
Norton Adhesion Co. being the properly OF The estate 81
Charles IL Williams deceased; sad shares being OF me
value Of 500 each -, .
teres to be Getied fdr By nrg0;a6e note satsaeory
enssr.eI GEORGE y. NORTON,
,,tss-ts Administrator.
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CovEnplLLE. 70. d. Il.

Mr. A. L. soovrL-Dsar Sir:-I have sold nearly all Of
HALLS BALsAM you sent You viii please send
few dozen soon, like Of the article
1t has given entire satisfaction, and considered by those
WI IT. tie bed preparation use part of the
country, for DISEASES OF THE LUNGS.
JAS. d. WILSON, DrUggist.
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NAPoLEoS, Riplsy Co., Ind, Jan. 3, 1851.
MEssRs. A. L. scoyGLL co.-GeAHsI0sH:-I entirely
out Of Hairs BaIsam Lungs, wish you send
shipment possible, for there this
time three four persons lying with Lung Com
plants and 1t, they tatit the ONLY REM
EDY THAT GIVES THEN RELIEPi I have daily calls
for It since have been out and oa send
DELAY Truly, EDWARD o'BRIEN.
~ On. HALL's BALsAu warranted break up the most
distressing cough hours tile money viii be cheer
fully refunded. For sale by
TH.LOGAN & CO., whreliug, Va.
miC-2w a 4. GOOD 3 CO, p" F."
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influenza
Are relieved in a very short time by using the
HO y II II . L y ID I3 y l. - y NJ.
1t does not eonstipate the Bowels,
Its pleasant to the taste.
adapted to young and old.
Price rs Gents.
"wORrH THEIR WEIGHT IN GOLD"
Cannot keep house without them"
VERY POPULAR WITH OUR CUSTOMERS"
AN excellent family medicine"
"TlIE BEST PILL WE EVER USED"
II prize then very highly"
"THEY ARE INEsTIMABLE. ="
The above are extracts letters received In reference
10 DIR. Tops ASH BnLIous LIvER Pills, for
Liver Conn latnts,
In di g q I i.on,
Constipation,
Dyspepsia,
Headache,
Colds.
They are superior any pin in
DR.. Todd's Pills Hoarhound Balsam for sale
by Dealers ersry,rsere.
n. LOGAN CO., Gem AGENTS,
nhi5 Wheeling Va.
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OLIVER n. P.PAE5SER,
Books Books! Wan Paper. sc.

Books Books Wall Paper, &c.
Al ROW prepared 20 supply the lovers Of good reading
with ulmost everything Ia the LiteTary line. To tn e
Trade Offer fuli assormeut School and Blank hooks
i every variety Of ry-fuu Nute Papers n 81 90
per Car AID Papers worth IS $50
per rtan tn. Legal profession and siI desire ii-
best article OF paper write upn, would ask 10 call and
eXaIl4ue assortment
have nov ofthe Iargest Stocks of WALL PAPETs
Window Bisds and pirs Screens brourt this
ket embracing 25fp rolls and ler=ut pat
terms, varying In price from cts. $50 pr roll.
sup article Of Gilt Paper fortuertv
aal % per roll, nov Offering at 62< and y cts.
Who would have his walls look smoky tnd dlngy when
he them look bright little mone3s
To the Trade-I will offer inducements that III jastiy you
iHsiynF call be;ore pureha snp else Ehtre.
le reEriary appointed Agent for The 'Ne YORK Aistho
dist Book Concern, having made f1Fnh
everything uuhlishri by OATlfou prices
delivered hsre( Johhers and retail purchasers pro-
them New York Also, Agent for tie American
Tract Society sunday School Unon % heir publ
furnished. the sole Applvton's
New Cy,lopedia Beltons Abridg-mrut Of Debates &C.
These last two works only be obtained b. snbscIpt9u.
ihrr % them viii deliver suscribe=s the
OF charges. JAS. @. ORR, No. lu6 Main 81,
iuhZ5 Few doors North 81 ". 4 ". Bank.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
aa SIR JAMES CLARKES
Celebrated FemaIa pills.

Celebrated Female Pills.
Prepared from PRESCRIPTION u cir j. Clarke, ". D.
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This Invaluable medicine Is uuiaing the Of all
painful dangerous diseases which the female
subject. IiaoderAtes all and
all DISTRACTIONS aud speedy be relied
TO lIARRHED LADIES
it is especially suIed- 1t viii, in short time bring the
monthly period with regularity.
Zach bottle, price oae Dollar, the Government
stamp Of Great Britain, to preveat eounterfeits.
.at CAUTION.
These P1ts should not % tatsn byJenleles duriHSths
FIRST TRREE KORTKs oS prcgaGres,, a. Eseg are
AHTs 70 bring Miscarriage, bHtas any other time they
sdTs.
Inah cases Of Nervous Spinal Affections Pain In
The Back and Limbs, Fatigue slight exertion, PaIpa
tion Of the Heart, Mysteries Whites, Pills vii
eject when all other have failed and al
though PoFeTJul remedy, do contain iron, eaiov
antimony, anything hurtfzl TO the constitution.
Pan directions In the PaaphIst around each package
which, ahouldb be carefully preseTTed.
Sole AssHtfer the United states and Canada,
JOB NOSES,
tLateI. O. BALDWIN Co.. ROehest,r,s,. r
N.B-li,oo and postage stamps enclosed ny an
thorised Agent, VIII Insure bottle, eontalnng 50 Pulls
by return nall
Ror sale BY I. II. LOGAN & co. in WhseIInr
B. L. Fahurstock Co, Wholesae Agents, Pfttsbure.
Pare1li Lada Co. boleEale Agents for Va, Rieh-
mona. Ap2-ly
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Good Roardine.

Good Boarding,
Private Family, FOR lady AMI gentleman ar tyro
4 stneie eeuteEieI- Ais5, Tor fur day boardeTH.
Apply at ,li. case, fsb-5-a
Clown sI1. sEEp.TINoTHr sEED-In lot. to suit
fess LIST. MORRISON Co 3