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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-09-07
BUEL, HILL, GRANGER & Co.:


"THEREAS, on the first day of June, A. D.
wv 1858, a. H. Sherman, 4. r. Sherman. J. s..
Wilson and S. L. Wilson, executed unto Charles II.
Fargo, Trustee, certain Deed of Trust conveying
to said Trustee the following described property,
wit Lot No. four (i,, in Block No. three (3y, as
known aud design ated on the Recorded Plat OF the
town OF Mc0rcgor, which Is situated a building
known as the "Ncw York Store,' together with the
rights and prvilsgcs to the same hetonging which
said conveyance was made by said w. ~ sherman
A. Z. Sherman, j. y. Wilson and s. l.. Wilson, for
the purpose OF securing the payment of Two certain
pronlissory Notes and the interest thereon signed by
Sherman Il Wilson, and dated June lst. 1858. One OF
said notes being for the of six hundred and four
dollars payable ono year after date with nterest
the rate Of ten per cent. per and tho other
the sum OF eight hundred dollars, payable years
after date. with interest at the rate of per
per annun, payable annually To the order Of Fargo
Kellogg, at Chicago.
Now, the above first described Note of $500 and in;
terest thereon and the annual interest of said note
Of $780, having become due and payable and the said
Sherman IL Wilson having failed to pay the same, l.
Charles H. Fargo, Trustee Aforesaid do hereby Civ
public notice. that by virtue of thu power that is in
me vested by the said deed Of Trust, will on Tues
day, the l4th day of September, A D. 1852 at the
hour OF two O'clock in the afternoon of said day. in
front OF said premises Main street. in the Town of
McGrcSor expose and offer for sae public auction;
to the highest bidder for cash. the premises above do
scribcd, to satisfy and pay the due on saia
note OF S604 with interest thereon the day sale
aso the interest for one year said note Of $500,
together with all costs and expenses atten ding said
sale and Of this notice
Dated this 9th day of June, is59wll
CHARLES II. FARGO. .
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'McGREooR" MINss.-It will be seen in our --latest
column that some Of our boys have found good dig
gings st the west and called them after our town.
we'll bet OH that lead
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METHODIST PREAoHERs.-Thc following are the
appointments the late Conference so far they a
feet the range Of our circulation
UPPER Iowa DisrEIcr-W. II. Houghtou, P. Elder
Clermont, to be supplied EIkader, +. c. Mather
Garnavillo, Geo. Larkin McGregor, q. Babcock !;
Hardin. J. r. Cameron Frankve, VIM. Lease !;
Strawberry Point, l.. Olmsted Lansing, r. r. Miller
Wawkon, W. Il Macormac; Pleasant Ridge, to be
supplied DEBORAH and Freeport, W. W. Bailey Burr
Oak, W. Waterbury New Oregon, VIM. Young !;
Scandinavian Mission, L. s. Peterson.
CEDAR Fails DIsrRIcr-John Gould, P. Elder
Cedar Falls, W. +. Paxton Waterloo, f. A. Hill !:
Spring Creek, G. NJ. Sessions Fayette, A. b. Kendig
Auburn, JAS Stout; Jacksonville, W. +. Holbrook !:
Bradford, to be supplied; Usage and Mitchell, T. W.
Thurston; st. Charles, to be supplied Floyd,
Thompson Clarksville, S. II. Henderson; Beaver
Valley, VIM sibley Wavcrly. A. N. Odcll, Sup.
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" A friend gives US, in substance. the fol-
lowing information. We are obliged:
VOLTA CIrY.-This smart little village is sit
uated on the volga river, Clayton County, in
the midst Of a rich farming country, and is des.
tined to be good town for trade and manufac.
ture. The water privilege at Volga is excel
len:; an excellent Touring mill is in operation
under the proprietorship of good business
man. There is also a saw mill, one dry goods
store, two groceries, two blacksmith shops, the
latter not very energetically conducted. A
good blacksmith and wagon maker would do
we'll at Volga,
Aphyscian is much needed, not quack, but
q good, steady, educated physician. A mer-
chant of large capital would also find volga
City good location. Amy amount of produce
could be bought there at figures that would
pay. Who Of all our readers wants to locate
on one Of the prettiest young rivers of the
West, DO surrounded by kind neighbors and
grow rich 7
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In Domestics can b,
found Brown anc
Bleached SHEETINC
and SHIFTING, of al
grades
WACHUSETT DEN
HOUROR /"
ONAGO "
FAUTIC I"
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,STRAYED OR STOLEN,

an about the 18th of May, from the a.
~ farm of Michael Stents, in Boardman 10y
township, colored mare colt with white face,
three white feet and small bunch LETT side of the
head, above the nostril.
Any person giving information OF the whereabouts of
said colt returning the to my farm, will be
literally rewarded. MICHAEL STENTS.
Elsadss, July 5, lSSof
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4atest Mews.

Grant Berkeley, the celebrated English hunter has
arrived at New York accompanied by his hounds is
his intention to make the OF the U. States and
Territories with view to hunt all the animals known
to our country-this Is not important, but the Tcs
graph reports 1t and We condense.
The strike on the Mich. Sou. Road continues and
none but mail train is allowed to run-the strike il
not for wages but pay.
The Frecport Fair b crowded with exhibitors and
visitors.
Sonora and Chihuahua are about to declare for in
dependence.
From California the news is generally favorable
In politics, Frederick is gaining Gwn and will pro-
badly beat him. Fraser River reports are better
The Indians Of California and Oregon getting very
troub lesome.
Hiram P. Leslie who swindled the young girls Of
Philadelphia is now under arrest.
Two men and . woman went ever Niagara Falls on
Saturday last.
Owing to the split between the Corwiuites old
Wing Republicans and Gov. Chase, the prospects Of
the Democracy in Ohio are very cheering. The state
Is being ably canvassed and some Of the negrosquai-
ty Republicans give up beat.
The German Republicans Of Milwaukee have refused
to hoist the Republican ticket Of that state.
The Arsgo from Havre arrived at ST. Johns Sep. Sd
BreadstufIs declining.
The earnings Of the NJ. l. NJ. Railway arc 81 900
less for August than they were for the same month
last year.
Wheat at Milwaukee for the last week has ranged
fsm 10 to IS, the price being quite uniform and bust
without excitement. Extra club, we'll cleaned 10
almost high winter.
BY the Dubuque Herald We have later dates. The
North Briton's is to Aug Gath. No report from
Zurich. Several Of the English Royal family In
the North Briton.
Modena and Tuscany have repudiatsd the Dukes
and annexed themselves to Piedmont. Bread
stuffs dull 1t London and Paris The King Of Prussia
yet alive. Things look peaccable now. The traders
strike in London is growing serious. Canrobcrt
and Neil did not fight that duel.
News from Mexico confirms the hopes Of Juares and
the Liberals
From Leavcnworth We learn that riot occurred
there which was not fatal-several were wounded.
The McGRRGoR mines are reported to be first rate !;
the Colorado ditto. ....
Greedy had made great speech on the Pacific Rail
road Company.
Law and order ticket has been nominated at Bal
timore to kill the Know Nothing rowdies with.
Ex-Governor Wallace died 1t indianapolis on tho
we'll.
Trains on the Mich Sou. Road are running usual
the difficulties having been settled
st. Louis Market, Sep. 5th Wheat dull at rs to So;
Oats, fair at Al to 43 Barley As to = Whskey IS.
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PERsosAL.-Durng the week our sanctum
has been visited by Hon. D. S. WiLseN of Du.
buque, WV. EuEN, Editor of the Waupun
(Wis) Prison City Item, a real spunky little
Monthly at Is cents year, Mr.. PowxRs OF
Chickasaw, Rep. Candidate for Senator of that
District--we were not in the Office when Mr.
Powers called and we very much regret it i,
is said here that he carried a Clayton county
lady to New Hampton with him!
FELT Of Bradford and GREENE Of the Prai
RE Leader we're also to SEQ u. We have been
40 happy this week as clam at high water.
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DIR. j. Q. AVER Dc CO.,
LOWELL. Mass.

- Ir1ce One Dollar per B0{tze.
For sale by Hoffman, Benton & Co. in McGregor
O. P Martin, Prairie du Chen, j. Rice, Milwaukee, J
H. Reed Co.. Chicago, Allen Il Iosford, Dubuque
and by agents in every town in the United states.
September LIST, nl50c3u,
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Speeches.
On Friday last Senator Harlon addressed a
McGregor public we did not hear the speech
but it is said by his admirers that he did not
do near so well here as he did at Garnavillo the
day before.
Hon. D. S. WILSON Of Dubuque was in town
his profession, and at the request of the Demo.
cracy he made speech to the Township Meet.
ing Of that evening. "Dave" is full Of fun and
facts and his speech was received with grea,
satisfaction by very large crowd we hope
he can be induced to come up this way again
before election.
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NEW STEAMBOAT ARRANoEMENr.-On and
after Monday, the Express Line of STEAMBOATS,
between st. Paul and st. Louis, will run as fol.
lows, during the low water seas n: The steam.
ers Kate Cassel, Fanny Harris. Flora and AL.
hambra will run to the Lower Rapids, where a
connection will be made with the steamers
Grey Eagle, Northern Light and War Eagle,
for St. Louis.-Dubuque Sun.
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Yankee Notions Of every Description,
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
FEVER .A.V.D .fGUE.

r>RON which mankind snfrar ov.r ~ , . ,..
Globe il the consaou.nrs of a a;aa p".. % NV ~.
-. ssssem induced hv the no;sonons n,;s, ~ u,
,.hl. dac.y This aILsJ.tnn ~ oyni,a h ~ " .e 80
1,h 80. h., ~ Not s;I ava 80" - ~ .ne ac,ioh
~ s :. ,ch;, ,h , =; ,, "s VIZ" t 'i'o "atefy
,"poI , : S' " III 49,; 70. eio" lhe 'ori"on TINS
. .pus ss :. .n .h anu Tue virus Is
.sNon WIN y .'Ivusn WY iunss H.o tue olooa ihcre
s0ss - ~ u.e tuu IN on ',,a nh,erhai 'scera
ana sAc.e., ., osan % ne ouy me lfer becomes
.otp! enu l.s W seose'e No. oy t.ls VIRUS put also
WIG ono .'o" s''e D'ouu n 'he virus ana the pile
.:..: !" an, ". NJ. an" prouuee violent
ulsoluel iue splSeh, 'he kianeys, and
.ne 'o"ucn y r;pas. Win .ne nser, ana become dis
~ so iny 'ns ina.lac. OF our organism, as
~ .ps w ,,p aus S INFUSION. concsn
-.;oa 90 Eor.. thon, ~ c.,;. ~, M, o nterns eA-
~, s,.t. "a .Mha y. ~, aan. -. ine oioou leaves
VIZ si M; -. Cu"1 o,sshs WIN con-
g.. =. yI Th a. 49, au o" III nu1 III I'M" et-
w. ~ . 81, ., W. ,oi,oMs, ~ "nieh the
TO- ~ ;r,. ,h So 80 ".u ,usnes 10 the sur
90 ,,S ~ ~. o " sAIe. WIG Ilta,,ns pol
sU. ana" oi .a ksea. SKIN IN
S.S IL 81 t ~, s.u. oanuoes the atteApt
mat the homeless efF,rt anothar d.v Thasa a.. ~,
ut: or paroxysms Of Fever and AerE Such consti-
iii Is mot removed. A' A'''>"
We have labored to find and have found an autdote,
AYERS AGUE CURE.
-., ,.-.,,. mi. u.,.u;o i
WISH nsus ~. ~ i; poIsoa ~ the biood,
anu s.n 'as Nv. W ehpe. ~ from tne nody. As
" snS ..St o'o IA :, LIS "c.ns Wsoresr WITH
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FOR RENT -
4 FIRST class building, on Main street, suitable
"a for Dry Goods or Grocery store.
Enquire of SPENCER ELLSWORTH.
July 20. lS59tf
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NOTICE
rs hereby given that have this day disposed of my
/ Stock of Hardware to w. Bingham & Co.. OF
Cleveland Ohio, who will continue the business Mt the
same place. q. G. BICKNELL.
McGregor, August LIST, ls59-l47u
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BRANCH BANK.-Maj. MosLEr in the Herald
Of Sept. 9th, fires into the State Board in pretty
bitter style. We hope his inferences are not all
correct, but the outside view which we have
confirms hisstatcment We may publish tho
Majors erpose next week.
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TJNnE co-partnership heretofore existing between
Scott Wright in the Hotel business. is this day
di solved hy mutual consent. All the accounts of
the firm will be settled by John f. Wright, at the
American House. GEO. il, SCOTT,
McCregor, Aug. "a, ls59w2 JOHN Y. WRIGHT.
Nevada national., 1859-02-19

MINr AT MARYsvnLE.-A correspondent
of the Marysville Express urges the estab-
Iisbment Of United Slate Branch Mint at
Msrysville We think the reasons urged
by the correspondent are, to use the words
of the lax-worded DIR. Long. cogent. urgent
and magnificent. The capacity of the Branch
Mint is not sufficient. aud another at point
more central to the northern mines, certain
ly would be a convenience TO the majority
OF the population, and result in greater safe
ty of transpo tation to the owners of the
precious metal. Nevada county and the mi
ming region north Of it, produce gold enough
to keep mint of the same capacity as the
one at San Francisco, to its work continu-
ally. and therefore necessity exists for the
establishment at Marysville. Besides being
cogent. urgent and magnificent. the reasons
for such an institution at Marysyille are too
obvious to need argument.
Nevada national., 1859-02-19
ROSES.

KOSIS.
Tho reason for planiing ont flowers /.
nearly upon US. and our markets viii soon
be- filled with itinersut vendors Of all sorts
Of shrubbery. Most persons In the mining
regions have small lots Of ground. suitable
for the cultivation OF flowers. aud the trou.
BILE aud tabor Of properly rrigating them
make IL desirable that they select only the
finest kiais of flowers No one wants to
cuitivs "a rose that blooms lut once u year.
when the s,me labor besto~ed on another
variety will produce q continuance of the
finest flowers We take from the California
Cultnrist the following i,naIks and list OF
the best rores.
Mr.. Ever. Of the National Once, will sup
ply. from Smiih's Celebrated Gardens, any
one who may wish any tree or flower.
'CLixrNG Axp PILLAR Rosgs.--Among ell
the flowers of the garden uoue exceed in
beauty and grace the various climbing roses
especially those ever blooming kind. which
continue in flower from March to December
in our genial climate. What can be pretticr
than a cottage with its trclli-es. covered
with variety OF richly scented. graceful
trailing plants. roses. hoiey sucklcs passion
flowers. wistarins. etc. Bot among them all
the climbing pillar roses stand pre-eminent.
The deep green leaves richly scented flow
ers Of vsried aud brilliant coiors. aud the
long. slender branches, waVing In the Wind
afford combination not equall,d 10y any
9th. plant. The lshors of modern rose cul.
turis,s have produced a great variety OF
most superb roses. many Of them we'll ada D.
ted to the lreli- and pii.ar .nd We propose
TO enumerste few Of the best 10 aid eur
readers il making selections"
The CrorlafeiId ar Cloth Of Gold il q
most vigorous grove Cr. AID ia n good sol IL
will in few wears. cover moderately siZ-
ed cottage. Flowers very large, light yell
low. fragrant. blooms fully all summer.
GIoire oe RoscPiae has brilliant pur-
plish crimson. velvet toser and is pro-
iuse ever h,oomer. u cuBinence~ blooming
among the .er!ies; f"~crs af the gsrdea. =
Z ltr -iNNt ~ - W J hNfiA, aiih ~ rpVu ItNNt,
a wide space on iTellis
Gl0ire de Dion. pillar rose bright
yellow, very nghly scented. This L. y nrx
rnse and one of the most supulb Of all the
varieties produced " modern cultivators.--
IL is one of tie very few r0ses that can be
properly termed yellow.
phiLHDanf, rapid and strong grower,
with rnedian1 sized uov-erz of q Dcach bios
som color borne in large clusters and Keeps
constantly in bloom. u is one Of the very
best of the Noisetie ioses
LamGrgue is a lemon coi0red rose becom'
! ing white. Flowers very large. gro~ing in
ms msenifctnt clusters II rapidly CO, ,ers =
trell, With mas o: dense foliage thickly
set with flowers.
Rouueenu de .7nselm hears rich rose
cOlored fover aud blooms fully in summer.
When carefully iIsined to pillar it is one
of the mos, shosy Of fosers.-SJe. Cor. Of
Cuifurisf.
Nevada national., 1859-02-19
The Butte Record SAYS -

IioLDES's REsoLu DEMONSTRATING OF the
resolutions of censare. passed by the Legis-
la,urr. the Grass Valley National (Lecomp-
toni says:
These singular emansiions from Sena-
torial head. came up AZ iin on Tuesday, on
which occasion their iliustrious suihar va
porlzed mortal long time over them. To
read the efiusiOn ard p-0.J>ion Of slhiimaiesi
nonsehse evolved by Mr.. Holden, would be
better tian any comedy Of errors. but for is
escruciaiing ;cnuity. Thrre il something TO
challenge admiration in the well sustained
position of Il man in the wrong. but the au
thor of these BsOderick resolutions has the
double merit Of being stniiJly in error,
without tie brains for deiense.'
The Record mistakes in attributing the
remark to the Grass Valley National."--
Some Nevada Editor may he proud oil the
bantling. but we have no ambition TO father
it. We did not wire it, nor print il.
Nevada national., 1859-02-19

In act, the vtry best OF eFeTJ thlng, IN tFe uest
style and
ON TIE MOST REASONABLE TERMS.
Having fitted up the above establishment, with the
design OF carrying a permanent business, have
adopted the maxim of g live and Lei Lave and in
tend TO furnish my customers with anything the
market affords and shall in no charge more tina
. mere living price.
Confidently believing that visitors TO our vislage
can no where lind equal accommodations for the me
money, invite all to give call, and see for
themslyes.
iie J.H CLARK
Nevada national., 1859-02-19
nsA CAnD.---I, !. q veil known

T. 40 more nor less than what its imples. each
dose OF one table spoonful contain i've grains o
Iode Of Potass We defy competition In this article
~ our arrangements such that We get Sarsa
uarla Root direct from Honduras, and our Ioiide d
baas- direct from England. in large quantities
.equently We believe are the only hrm who can
furnish the article at 81 per bottle IL can be
odd by all respectable druggsts at the above price
n, CAREFUL and get the genuine article--use none
ether and from past experience we are we'll assured
that it will give perfect satisfaction TO every person
~ho NAV use it-packed in and two dozen cases
ready To ship any part Of the country Ds uggist'
will ind IL 10 their advantage tsssli this sarsapsfil
y In preference 10 all others.
X. Hall. 90. Proprietors,
l43 and las Clay Street, below Montgomery
lily san Francisco
WILLIAM LoU1ZENHErsER, Agent. Grass Valley.
Nevada national., 1859-02-19

TIE R.INs.-Duriug the present week.
the choicest OF Heavens blessings have been
showered d2an nron - rirntltuliy. The
pre-enl season has been very favorable for
putting 10 cTors gHd - a general thing the
farmers -re through planting their grain.
aud hence reil.c. TO see ra'us. The grass IL
growing fnrly aad the cattle will -0oa be-
gin to ih.lvc. lNapa Herald.
The chances are that juicy beef VIII soUn
be fonnd IL the markets of :hese mountains,
at prices somewhat reduced
Nevada national., 1859-02-19

ASEcDorE OF WEBsrER.-The Boston
Courier says =" Mr. Webster married the
woman he loved and the twenty years which
he lived with her brought him TO the meri-
dian OF his greatness An auecdote is cur
rent on this subject, which is not recorded
In the books. Mr. Webster was becoming
intimate with Miss Grace Fletcher, when
the skein of silk getting ir Knot Mr.. Web
ster assisted in unravelling the snarl-then
looking up to Miss Grace, he said, We
have united knot don't you think we
could tie one p Grace wasa a little embar-
raised said not word but in the course of a
few minutes tied knot ina piece of tape
and handed II TO Mr.. Webster This piece Of
Nevada national., 1859-02-19

A SrxGuLAR PkBBLE.-The Amador Led
ger describes a curious pebble found near
Jackson. IL was found 3s feet below the
surface. The stone is abont three inches a
cross. and over an inch thick. II IS Of Hat,
oval shape, aud worn TO polish On one
side of it one OF the layers is worn away,
leaving an exact representation Of the lndi-
an Oh an American three dollar piece. IL
is perfect asany cameo cutting can be, every
feature being correct. The color Of tue lay
er is such that the heading is very natural.
1t seems impossible that ii could have been
the work of chance, aud yet there is no other
solution of the mystery.
We believe it ALL but respectfully call for
the papers accompanying the specimen.
Nevada national., 1859-02-19
nr- No sensible Legi.lator Will far a N

TT No sensible Legislator Will fer mo
ment. consider it important 10 help the c-eti-
tor. Don't people owe then, norey They
are ahead Of the world Snd DO not reed pro
lection. They rre the hard hearted Of tie
earth. snl grind the poor and 50 deserve nc
sympathy. The dahior oush; ie te pIotee-
ted, no Attachment Law should be held over
his bead. because then be would become q
victim.r The debtor should have i've
thousand dollsrs homestead exempt from
execution as an encouragement 70 running
in debt. the creditor is always = scoundrei
and the debtor poor oppressed hu man.
True be borrowed the creaitcr's money, or
bought the creditors goods. wares aud me.-
chandise but be is unfortunate to have TO
pay. Therefore the debtor is entitled to all
protection an tie creditor ss roiefrom our
laws. Va ope the Assembled Wisdom -
will attend TO the wants of unfortunate
debtors and show the criitofs that they are
a mean set aud entitled TO no remedy.
Nevada national., 1859-02-19
Bernard Cad,

uAs just opened, in his New Store Main Street
III Just above koher's Barber shop, large stock
Tobacco, CiEnrs, Fruiss. Connections
ries, Etc., Etc.
Which he offers at wholesale or retail at very redu
ced prices, for cash. So Call and examine fo'
yourselves
Nevada national., 1859-02-19

HoNE.-There is the place right over
the hill runs the path took; you can see
the gap in the old wall still, and the step
ping stones 10 the shallow brook. There Is
the house. with the gate red-barred, and the
poplars tall and the barn's brown Length
and the caitle.yard and the white horas
teasing abevs the wall. lGx.
Nevada national., 1859-02-19

tape, the thrrsi Of bis domestic joy.. was
found after the death 0: ar. Webster. pre-
served - oas OF his rnp.i precloa, rel.cs.n
Nevada national., 1859-02-19

80 Many person thinks hehas been
hosest because he has never cheated. In
.tead of that be has never been tempted
What the world calls mate goodness IL
very often a full stomach, and what il ealls
viss 10 saiss e. frs4ssHtlJ m s.pE sHs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-02
sP EoIAL NOTICE s.
SANDS, sARsAPARILLA.
THE VERY BEST RENEDY
FOR PURIFYING tn Bio D |:
ASTONISHING CURE!

Copy Of letter addressed Agents in Chicago. Ill,
showing It's value In cases of Fever Sores.
MEssRs J. H. RETp ( Co.: GentIenen.I obtained from
your store bottle OF Sands Sarsaparilla and then
confined to my bed without sleep for week, OeeasiOned
by violent pain from regular Sore, Of long stand
ing, my right leg My physicians advised me to have
my leg aputated saying the only likely to
preserve nv Ie AMER usns OF the bottle the pain
began to subsIde by e time had used nearly three
hotties was able my regular business, and be-
fore had finished sixth bottle, well and
sound as ever had been. eheerfly recommend
to all nv friends as most valuable medicine for the
riheation of the blood.
Yours, most respectfully, JAMES MILLER.
Prepared and sold by A. B. D. SANDS, Druggists, 100
Fulton ST., New York
gfsts generality. rnySi-lW
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-02

SAMUEL TURNER has been convicted Mt New
castle, Del, of an outrage on Miss Norris
The punishment is death. y Young man named
Robinson had previously been convicted Of
being concerned in the same outrage, and SEN
fenced to be hung.