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LONDON
G&0B HoU 81 GIM
TO THE PUBLIC.

81 This celebrated Gin-pretending to nothing
but what it is, viz pure and unaduiterated arti
tice, and assuming no artificial merits of what it is
not as some Of its rival imtators do--after five
years of public approva! and very extensive sales
in California, has been pronounced by the public to
be SUPERIOR not only a beverage of general use,
to any other article competing against it, but is
Unrivalled in it's Medical Efficiency
in most cases of complaints. To persons travelling
in these days ofrapid transit from East to West,
North to South, who are constantly changing their
water ss well their climate; who are drinking in
deed, dozen kinds of water in every twenty-four
hours, and each draught containing some property
acting in chemical antagouism to the preceding one
thereby causing an unnatural degree of excitement
to the stomach-it is positively and absolutely nee
sssary to use a counteracting agent From the fact
that the
London Club House Gin,"
is prepared expressly to meet such exigencies, and
to act we know it will act as an andote We con-
hdsntly prescribe it the very best article in the
country. The name of Aromatic Scheidam
Schnapps" has never been attached in any way to
this article. In first presenting the
London Club House Gin"
to the public my aim was to give them pure and
unaduterated article of Gin, and to call it by its
right name. The success attending its introduction
and extensive sale in California is a sufficient guar
antee of the high appreciation Of the article by con-
sumers.
Various parties have from time to timc put up
and shipped to California article which they call
"CLuB Horsx GIN." My Gin, which has gained
such reputation in California, is branded on the
cases,
"Old London Club House Gin, w. II. D."
The bottles also have white labe. with a fac simie
ofmy signature. caution ell parties to beware of
limitations.
VIM. II. DAILY.
Sole Importer.
ian93-N NEW YORK.
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THE RED.HoT RELIGioUs Fuss.-A
miserable reliei GUS controversy has been
going on since the beginning of the year.
between that majestic humbug, Doctor
Scott, the Pc:ifc newspaper and other
teachers of christian snntabffity. The
red.tot muss originated in one Of Scots
periodical spontaneous conclusions,
which some consider sublime evidences
of stately piety. Whether it will ter
inmate in this world. seems to depend
greatly on the stringency of Internal
regulations.-Sirra Cifi3es.
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u An eagle was recently killed At
Soda Springs, near Yreka. whose wings
measured eleven feet from tip to tip.
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NED McGOwaN.-Ned McGowan has
set the British :ule on Fraser River at
defiance. A recent arrival of the steam
er from there brings intelligence that
McGowan on = late occasion met DR..
NJ. W. Phifer, of Fort Yale, and with
out provocation, stopped and spit in his
face. McGowan had not been arrested
at last accounts, the police force a,
Hills Bar being either unwilling or un-
able to take him into custody.
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BLdsting Accideat.-A man and miner
named Wilson McVcy, while tamping a
blast two miles above Gouge Eye on
Friday morning Lass, came near being
killed ty an accidental explosion. A
large splinter Of rock laccrated his left
side and arm badly, drove his body full
Of small pieces of rock, and set fire to his
clothing. Seeing his clothing on fire re
ran out of the tunnel in which he was
at " ork an l rolled over in the snow e1
tinguisEing the flames. He lost great
deal Of blood but is in q fair way of re-
covery.
An old man at work with McVey was
also damaged slightly in the leg by the
Same discharge.
THE Brass BANr.-We doubt if
Pharaoh. in the days when numberless
plaques visited his obstinacy. would
have maintained his reputation for endu
rance, if he had been assaulted by such
an institution as the one tina: has the
honor of this notice. On divers occa
xions of late a perambulating collection
Of u.sophisticated youths have render
ed day and night iucouceiv.bly hideous
by splitting the air with blasts from
about dozen twisted pieces of brass, of
the particular use of which they seem
as practically ignorant as four year
old of the cause of an eclipse. The
most astounding results follow from
their efforts. A fellow citizen Of some
What delicate physical constitution, with
some pretensions to musical taste, hav-
ing previously suffered the loss of a few
incisors by involuntary clenching of his
teeth when suddenly assaulted by the
blasts of the aforesaid band, had the
good sense to provide himself on Tues
day with a piece of pewter, which he
held firmly between his teeth during the
time that the band played at the corner
of the street, about three hundred yards
from his place of business. After the
band had finished one of its grand per
formanccs, alternately between Hail
Columbia" and Pop goes the Weazlc.
interspersed with 'Hark from the Tombs'
played on his own hook by Mr.. Lock
Jaw, we noticed an increased excitement
in tho direction ofour unfortunate friends
store, and joining the rush arrived i'll
time to see the pewter knocked from
between his teeth by hammer, it being
nearly bitten in two by the victim con-
vuisive struggles. The result would
have been more fatal had it no. been
that the performances of the band were
relieved. and a musical tone given to
their efforts by the lucky coincidence Of
donkey joining in the concert at the
most distressing moment. and thereby
undoubtedly saving our friends valuable
life. How truly might the band have
exclaimed with tho poet, at the oppor
tune and natural assistance rendered b,
the donkey,
"0ne. touch Of nature makes US all akin. Z"
We are assured that none of the larg
number of births that blessed our city las
week were premature. and We expressl,
acquit the band of any injurious result
SO far as that is concerned. But V
suggest that if they will torture bras
to such extent, that they take the snak
looking things at such distance from tn
city that their unear,hly complaining
te not heard by civilized beings.
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4. %. @. T..

Thcregulsr meetings of oUSToMAH LODGE, y"
16 win be held every Tuesday evening atthe newH1
on Pine street, (1idds new buifdiagD
-F'-" II W CALVIN, N @.
J. b. VAXH.GrN, Sec'y. noNSl
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New Blacksmith shop.
sAMUEL r. OATES

sANUEL T. OATES
DRoFFERS HIS SERVICES TO THE PUBLIC
Il Biseksmi:h experienced in the various
bvAnehea of the trade.
AAcksmithing Done on Short Notice
AT REASONABLE RATES.
" New Shop the foot Of Asin street, mar the
bridge Ordess solicited from friends and the public.
SAMCEG T. OATES.
NeYsL yaa e ls5o--.r
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NEVADA JOURNAL

GADsDEN DEAD.-General Gadsden,
once .. S. Ministcr,is dead.
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DI A NJ . y d S
G. OIL ID w A II G. HE s
JeWelry and Silver Ware.
FOR SALE EY
RARRETT& A. SHER q an


1875 Montgomery Street, san Francisco.
ARTICLES OF GOLD.-Consis.iDg Of Ladies' aud
Gentlcnens Watches of all descriptions Chatelaine
Fob, Vest Guard, and Neck Chains, Sleeve But
tons and Studs, Brooches Bracelets, Ear Rings,
Pencil Cases, Lockets, Buckles, Rings Card Cases
Snuff Boxes, Seals, Keys, Eye Glasses, Ribbon
Slides, Charms, Thimbles, Cane Heads, Armlets
Crosses, and everything and beautiful in Coral
Work, Canoes, Jet Work and Mosaic.
ARTICLES OF SILvER-Consisting of Napkin
Rings, Knife, Fork and Spoon, in cases Satcellars
Spoons and Forks, Ice Scoops Fish, Desert, Butter,
Fruit, Pie, and Cake Knives, Pitchers and Cob
lets, Tea Sets, complete, Cake Baskets, Castors,
Butter Dishes, Salvers, Liquor Stands, Trays, Cof
fee Urns. Card Baskets etc.
5nss- Diamonds set in every style Of ornament
now in fashion.
Country orders, sent by express, attended to
with punctualty and dispatch, and satisfaction in
all cases guaranteed.
Watch Repairing commands our particular and
prompt attention. d24
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Syrup Of Yellow Book, Sarsaparillst

And Iodia Potash Purifying the blood and for tho
cure of ScRoFuLA, slRRcuRIAL DISEASES RHEUMATISM
CuTAHEoUs .ERuPTIoNs, STUBBoRs ULCERS, LlvEk
CoMPIaIST5, Less or APPETITE, GEsEKGL DEBILITY
&C. For general tonic of the system /. stands unri'
vailed This medicine has long been before the public
and since 1850 gradually increased in usefulness aud
public favor gained the highest reputation for tie
cure of these diseases whchit is adaptedheing pre-
pared from the best materials and compounded seen
,c principles; We are confident from the intrinsic merits
past experience tha; it win continue to civo
full Manufactured only at the Dr,g Store
of S. T. WATTS, No % First street. Msrysvi le, aad
Sold by L F SPESCE, Druggist, =.
oct 25, ls5S--tf No. % Main street, Nevada
To THE PUBLIC Il have had 50 many calls for the
preparation known "Opate Balsamque," which
have been ing in my practice for time for the
of Gonorrhoea Gieet. etc., TINT strongly in
duced TO give general publicy toit And In ree-
ommending this medicine to the public confidently
do and all who have made of 'Thorns Extract,
unhesitatingly pronounce it 10 be efscacious.
pleasant and convenient than tha; any other form o
giving the remedos used.
1t is prepared only the Drug Establishment of 8. T
WATTS, No 90 First st Marysyille, and sold by
Eff. SPENCE
Dealer in Drugs and Mcdeines
No. 81 Main street, Nevada.
Act 1pSe-ff
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T. ELLARD BEANS & co,

T. ELLARD BEANS & co.
-OnSr at Greatly Reduced Prtcss-
100 Kegs assorted Nails
1OO 200 Doxe sCandlcs
25 bags Rio and Java Ccrce:
SO cases Assorted Pie Fruits;
80kegs S. r. and L. b. Syrup;
25 boxes REispsI
so kegs Butter;
so ba ga California Beans:
50 boxes Hills and Colgatrs Soap;
With large and complete assortment of all kind n.
Goods in line of business. Consisting in pa rt Of
Flour-Potatots-i'ork- Observation-Disclosures
Salt Salmon-Co OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Cheese
Ranch observation-disclosures Curon, Tea and
choicest assortment OF
Can and Shelf Goods.
EVER BROUGHT TO NEVADA
w y p s a n y LOU OR S =.
We have added to large stock complete
Of Wines and Liquors consisting Of
Sainseran's SPARKLING Angelica and White winct
Califorma Wine, Claret. Sauterne, and Ginger wnet
Gum Raspberry, and Lemon S. rup Peppermint, Hos
letters BOXERS and Stoughton Bitters, wofe's Aro
matte sehnaPps.
Ale and Porter,
New York. fine mixed and Old Dock Brandy whisky
Gin, Sherry and Port Wine
~ We call attention to the above Stock.
Our Motto is small Profits & Ready Pay
Goods delivered Free of charge.
II. Ellard Beans 4 Co.
Nevada. May 2sth 1858.
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Nevada Sash Factory,
Near Trisbie's Theatre, Nevada.
wherc at all times can be found
Sash, Doors, Blinds, Mouldings, Dressed
Sidings, &c.
Alt eiers In the above line will be promptly Executed
$3.50 PALMER 4 PERRY.
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CHINA STORE.

~ SANG respectfully informs the people Of Grasi
". Valley and Nevada that he has opened . new
Store in Grass Valley and will keep constantly on
hand,
Rice, Brandy, Gin, Fish, Candles,
And good assortment Of
CHINESE, GOODS.
CHOY WOW.
Grass vs,ls., y... .s, lese-:m.
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FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREE!

FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES,
FOR SALE.
COMPRISING the following varieties, such as
~ Apple, Pear, Cherry, Peach, Plum, Apricot,
Ncctarine, Almond, Ounce, English Walnut, Fig
and Pome yranate of different ages Cataipa, China
Ailanthus Laburnum, Elm. Weeping Willow and
great many varieties of Climbing and Ornamental
Shrubs.
LJ- Roses and Green House Plants, Irish Ivy,
Honeysucke, Passion Flowers, Grape Vines,
Gooscberries Backberrics, Raspberries, Strawberry
plants. all the leading varieties.
va Bulbcus Roots end Flower Seeds-impor-
ted from Boston California Vegetables Seed. Al
ways on hand, Pinks, Sweet Williams. Vail Flow
Violets, Tri coors, Daisies, Holly Hooks. Chrys
anthums.
Plans made and gardens laid out in elegant style,
by ths subscriber.
F. MILLER,
On Main street, below Metropolitan Theatre.
Box 96 Post Office
Nevada, Dec. 10th. 1858.
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The Box Omcc

Will be open from 10 to IL O'Clock. and from till
4 o'clock, every day when seats can be secured.
Doors open at o'clock. Curtain rises at Of
For full particulars sec Programmes Of the day.
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FOR SALE.

GO0DYEARS best India Rubber Boots singh d
VI double soles, at the lowest n arket prices by
SOL. KOHLMA*.
decl7 Cor. Broad & Pine
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NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned,
IN % the 18th day Of Novsmher, a. y. 1850, be-
tween the hours Of o'clock !. n. and o'clock p.
N. of the sad day, at the door Of ths Office Of the
Clerk Of the District Court Of Lee County, Iowa,
in the City 81 Keokuk, will sell NJ public sale 70
the highest bidder for cash. the 10 lowing described
real estate, that h to say, Lots eleven (l1) and
twelve ll2l In block two hundred and one t1oi) in
said city Of Keokuk. Said sale will BE- made IN
der and by virtue of Deed Of trust Of date Of
April rs, 1859, executed by Jacob BAehr and john
Leisy, BY which they conveyed TO the undersigned
the said rsAl estate In trust for the purpose Of se
curing the payment Of three several promissory
notes sxscutsd by them to J.. G. Hughes for The
purchase money OF the said premises, being one
note Tor $500 payable ninety days from date one
note Tor $1,000 payable Sept. 1859, and one nete
Tor 81 80 payable Sept. l. 1860, with interest at 10
per cent, all OF even date with said Deed Of Trust
which said nste for 81 0eo ID past due payable and
wholly unpaid. The purchaser At such sale will
receive deed conveying al the interest Of the said
acoo ksehr and John Leisy in said premises.
HENRY STRONG.
(lrtnhnv Al 1aGo dta
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sMEHIFE,s SALE.
STATE OF IOWA, =,

RY virtue Of especial Execution to me directed
- issued by the Clerk of the District Court Of
said county, in favor of Amos ii. Brown and
against Patrick Madden, have levied upon, and
viii sell to the highest bidder at the door Of the
Clerks Once Of the District Court Of Lee Comfy
Iowa, at Ksckuk in said county, on the Sth day oil
December, A. d. 1859, between the hours or 0
o'clock \. m. and o'clock p. m. of said day, the
following property, to-wit: The front ends BY Fifty
feet deep OF lots eleven llD and twelve az in
block hundred and eighty tlS0), In the city Of
keokuk, Lee county, Iowa. Taken and levied upon
as the property of Patrick Madden, to satisfy said
writ Of execution. WM. ii. LEIGH,
Sheriff of Lee CouAty.
Keokuk. Nov. 3. 1882 yAd
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sHERIFF,S SALE.
STATE OF IOWA.

0HEHlEFsS SALE.
STATE A.. 6 OF IOWA, IS.
Rf virtue OF special Execution to me directed
Il issued by the Clerk Of the District Court OF
said county, in favor Of Amos H. Brown and against
u. 4 Carter have levied aPoaY and will ALL to
the highest bidder, ct the door Of the Clerk Once
OK the District Court Of Lee County, Iowa at Keo.
knk IN said county, on the 9th day Of December, A
d. 1859, bstween the hours Of o'clock &. m. and
o'clock P. m. of said day, the following property
to-wit; hot No. ten (l0) in block enc hundred and
eighty 1S01, In the city Of ksokuk, Lee county,
lows. Taken and levied upon - tho property Of
ID. b. Carter to satisfy said writ of execution.
WIN. III. LEECH,
Sheriff of Lee County.
Keokuk, Nov. s, ISb9-nv4d
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n
To Samuel E. Carey, NJ. III. Runner, Chas. Parsons;
John Mcneil 4 Co., F. III. Olliphant, jesse
Reeves, PriceJ. Patten Il Co., and g. nj. Hoy1 :
VSHKRK Is now on file In the Office Of the Clark
OF the District Court Of Lee County, Iowa, 1T
Keokuk, the petition Of flaming 4 Higgins
claiming of =. ii. Runner, the maker OF q note,
and samuel =. Carey the.endorser, and on judy
ment against plaintiffs ne endsrsers Of said note,
against n. II. Runner the foreclosure OF ! mort
gage given ON certain real estate in the city of
keoknk; said petition represents that plaintiffs
have discharged the Judgment said nots, that Ill
the other defendants have interest in the prop
erty mortgaged. The prayer also il thAt all the
interest OF the defendants be cut of the property
sold, and for general relief.
Unless you appear and answer said petition on
Or before the second day Of the February term
llS6o) OF said Court, judgment viii be rendered
against You.
RANKIN, MILLER A-ENsTER,
New. s, 1S6o-d Pitts Att'ys.
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UNsfSnN . ONhIuy
Oct. 70, 1859.d4w Att for Petition,
Legal Notice.

oct' ~, iooS-uaW Att Us Tor petitioner
Legal Notice.
To ueo. N. Davis a Bro, j b. Underwood, Turpin
Daughters, w. X. Clarke, Milton Jones, Geo. W
Aollen, g. w. Brown, VIM. Lowe, Nath Hubert
Keokuk Post Co., J. r. Davis, J. w. LOWS, Chas
". Smith, T.. ]. Elicit 4 CO.. Vim. Price, J. nj
Breeden, Talma Breeden, Romuius Parmsiee
Lovi Wood, w. G. Andrews, Moses u. Morrison
John A. Green and Angus G. disney:
You and each Of you are hereby notified that
there is now ON file in the Office OF the Clerk OF
the Dis trict Court Of Lee County, Iowa at Fl Mad
ison, Apetition OF Peter Eichar claiming Of Vim.
Burktt the sum Of four thousand dol with in
teret and cost on promissor note Of said Burkitt
TO Peter Eichar dated August H. 1855, payable two
years after date; and also an amended petition to
tho sbove asking for Judgment on similar motto TO
the above; due in three years from date and asking
for the foreclosure Of mortgage given to secure
said notes on the Of section IS, S-W. sec "a,
fractional Sc. SOC. 81, NE. sec. ~, w. Of
NV. sec. 81, and the N w SEQ. IS, being In
Township sixty .ssven, Range i've, in Lee County,
Iowa; and to which land, or . part thereof, you
and each Of you have, or claim to have some in
terest.
Ualess You appear and answer said petition and
amended petition on or before the second day of
the next term Of said District Court to be held 1t
Fort Madison, Lee County. lows, Judgment will
be taken against you by default.
PETER EICHAR,
BY WV. r. D. LYNCH, his Atty.
Oct. 20. 1HhQ.dlm
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NHHW IL X = SAAE.
STATE OF IOWA, ISIS
LEE CouKry, %.
RY virtue OF IN Execution TO me directed, issued
- by the Clerk Of the District Court OF said coun
ty, In favor of A. Hosmer and against Henry
Strong, John Early, 7. II. Allyn and John Max.
we'll have levied upon, and viii sell to the highest
bidder at the door Of the Clerks Office of the Dis.
trici Court Of Lee County, Iowa, at Keokuk, in
said county, on the Sth day Of December, A. d.
1859, between the hours Of Q O'Clock a. m. and 4
O'Clock P. m OF said day, the following property,
to-wit: Lots three and four (3 and Al, In block
IA: also, lots and in block IAs, ali in the ci ty
OF keokuk, Lee county, Iowa. Taken and levied
upon rs the property Of John Early to satisfy said
writ of execution. WIN. H. LEIGH.
heokuk, NoT.s, 1859. Sheriff Lee Co.
nnY4d
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To +. Jane Blacl al Notice.
baud Ms well and Il. II. Blackwell her hus-
her f. IA X. Huston and William B. Huston
4 ashland, Josiah Davis, Rufus Wilscy, and
.nnie Ward Abbott ana Y. .. ADDots nsr mas
band:
xYou and each Of you are hereby noti6sd that
n there Is now on file in the Office Of the Cork
OF the District Court Of Lee County, Iowa ut Fort
Madison, q petition Of BENJAMIN +. Messenger
rclss,ning Of syou the said r. Jane Blackwell and
Maria b. Huston the sum Of thousand dollars
| as money due your two promissory notes TO said
Messenger, dated April bth 1885, for $500 each, ~
one and two years respectively, With 10 per cent.
| interest per annum, and on . mortgage Of even
date Herewith, given 70 secure the same also
claiming against Ill Of you the f0rsclosaxe0 q said
rage, the being upon lots 3, 10 and ii IN
block Tin Messsngorville, Lee county, lows, and
more particularly described In said petition, for the
! purchase moDe, and further praying for sale Of
said property 70 pay tho sum that may ~ found due
And unless you appear and answer SID pstition
on Of before the morning OF the second day of ths
next torn oil aaid court to commences ~ II. addison
| On tho first Monday OF Descnbsr, A. D. 1850, The
| said petition will % taken - confessed by you
and decree rendered against yon = prayed Tor here
/ in. NOBLE SIhONd,
/ Oct. II, 1850 dim Att'ys for Pitts.
4 / INSEED OIL AND LARD Oil for sale BY
IL KELLOGG 4 BIR0k,
July I'D % Main-st.
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MOk1C0s
To Mary A. Britton, Patrick Morgan, Joseph Kitch-
el, g. w 6Arretson, james Bradford, Il. M. Hey-
nolds and Orpha W. Reynolds his wife:
VOU and each OF you are hereby notified that
i there IL now file in the onicc OF the Clerk OF
the Distr OF Court of Lee County Iowa, at Fl Id
iseH, = petition In GAancery of Lesan Rnddink IL,
claiming against you the ssid Mary A. Britton and
Patrick Morgan decree for the payment OF the
amount due on two promissOry notes executed Sy
said Britton Morgan TO said Ruddick or order,
dated 9th Sept. lS5bone for $412 30 100, due In
Is months, and one for 1898 IS 100 in 2 year !
from date; and also claiming against all of you
the foreclosure Of = mortgage executed by said
Mary A. Britton to said kuddick, to secure said
notes; upon ten acres of land out of the NV. cor
ncr Of the south half Of the south half of the
fractional NV. / Of section 10 In Township 60,
range west, in Lee County, Iowa--in which pr m
Uses each Of you said to have claim some in
terest and also asking sale Of said premises and
for other relief. 777zgT
Now, therefore, unless you appear and answer
said peti tion on or before the second day of the
next term Of said District Court of Lee County TO
ait at Fort Madison on the first Monday In Deem
Der, 1859, . decree will be rendered agsinst you
in accordance with the prayer of said pc tition.
GEO. O. DIXON SON,
Oct. rs, l659-d4w Pitts Atty's.
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Tho Knickerbocker Magazine.
TDHE KGICKKkDOcK1R MAGAZINE Begins
i In it, May numbsr two serials one illustrated
and in popular styi on the Aduitsrations u Food
the subject nsaraAs the health and happiness Of
svssk family IL the Asd, and now attracting great
attention in Europe; the other fascinsting and
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THH ROMANCE or A POOR YOUNG MAN,
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any Ameriean novelist, has produced any thing
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livery ons knews that, 81 the criminal asaries OF
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food y common use. iisaon md drugs, 40 adai.
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