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BALTIMORE
Commercial College


FOUNDED, 1852 Chairman 1871
LO A TED,
Cor. Baltimore and Characteristic.
BALTIMORE, IND.
WIS INSTITUTION Is NOW IN THE MOST
prosperous and fourishing condition. Twice du-
ring the last two years Inns II been necessary 10 obtain
larger apartments for the accommodation OF the in
er@asinS number Of students, representing nearly
II now occupies of the most conspicuous and
uestrably located buildings in tho city. The rooms
furnished.
Tho advantages and facilities here offered to young
men desiring to qnafy themselves properly FIR the
1ar1onS duties Of the Counting ROOM or to obtain
Thorough Ioracic0t Business Education generally are
UNSURPASSED in any particular, by any similar estab
ltShment in tho United States
FACULTYI
f. X. LOSIER,
Princpal-Lecturcr on the Science of Accounts Com
mercG. Business Customs, etc.
j. NJ. PHILLIPS
Professor Of the Theory and Practice of Bookkeeping
and Commercial Calculations.
II. II. DAVIES.
Associate Professor Of BoOk-KCepiIss.
NC. JOHNSON,
Professor OF Business and ornamental RnmanShip
s. 7. WILLIAMS, ESQ.,
Lecturer on Mercantile Law
Rev. f. YEATES REESE, D. >,
Lecturer on Commercial Ethics.
TRUSTEES:
Hon. Thos Swami, VIM H. Keitl,Ier Fso
Jacob Trust, ESQ. VIM KnaLu Esq
The College Is provided with Com1crcial Library
Of Standard Works expressly for the use Of the Stu
Each Student las desk to himsAG and is sepa-
rntely instructed,
Ph Snts1 being no vacation during % STUDENT.
The time usually required 10 complo the full course
frnm 8 to IL weeks.
A DIPLOMA is awarded to all Graduates.
A large and Beautifully OrnamGIted Circular, con-
tanning upwards OF SIX sQCARE representing the
Exterior and Interior View of tie College various
Characteristic designs, penmansib &C.. sent by mail
particulars. Address E. X. LOsIER
baltimore I'D
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SANFORD'S
Liver Invigorator,
NEVER DERILITATEs.

IT IS COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY FROM GINS.
L and hHs become an established fact n Stnndnr5
Medicine known and np- lproved by nll that have
used 1t, and Is now reSort ed TO with coincidence in
all tho diseases for which, - lit Ia recommended
IL mas cured thousandE - within tho last two years
who had given up aIIlE4 homes of relief as tho
numerous unsoltcite ed a certificates in my pos
The dose must be ailar- n3 ted to the temncramcnt
of tho individual taking = lit and used in stIc orian
titles ia to act gently on . the Bowels -
Let hedictates of YOUR TX Judgment n1,ido VIM In
the use of the LITERlS, fINTTGO REiJOR and It
VIII cure Atrer CoBt-l, plants Bilious Attacks
Dy$peps!G, Chronic DIFF drrhGe, StIRlmcr Com
PIiMLs DYSsnteTy, Drop-tz Sy Sour Stomach, IYlLt-
HGt IDstrr1'eSS, Ch0lic ~ Cholera Cholera .H0rLuS
GM0tcrd LJnntItnt, EnlF@ tuence, Jaundice Female
neGGhesSeS and may bcI used successfully ~ nm
Ordinary Family MetIi- ~ cine It will crTc SFIT6:
HEiDACItE, (as thou-i.1 sands tcStify,) in
tlrenty ninWtcS, If tlro o1 Mree TEd-spoonfis ore
taken at commenccmcntlh of attack
Al tClto use IL are 0ir-l ing their Testimony in
its favor. ~
MA, WITER NH THE MOUTH R7TYf
THE LNVTGORAT TOR, AND SJY4LI0Jy R6TJy
TOGETHER.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
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Saddles, Harness, Trunks sc.

WHOLESALE RETAIL.
B. SHEPPARD, No. 131 Main Street, corner Of
- Union, will continue to keep on hand RlRrge and
complete assortment Of all articles in his line coRst
Ing Of Ladies' and Gentlemen's Saddles Pine Coarse
Harness, Trunks NalcOs Carpet Bags, SatcheIs Col
lars, Hhmes, Whips &c.
would respectfully call attention to my stock, and
trust by strict attention and prOmptness to MORT
continuance Of the public patronage
Allkinds Of repairing promptly done, and In pro-
per manner. J. B. SHEPPARD.
8ep20,,59 49, Min Street.
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Piano F7ortes.
A. H. GALE q co.

"A. H. GALE q co.
Take pleasure In inviting the attention
=e5S.s' If Artists, Amateurs and the Public
F3R f thi a,t TEW seaIE F P
growing desire for Square Piano Forte that shall APP
preach tho Grand in volume Of sound aud at the same
time avoid ungainly appearance of that threecor
nOred Instrument directed energies to the produc
6on Of such destderOtsm. 0urtoll Is rewarded and
We submit the result without fear decomposition.
~ Our Pianos are all guaranteed to give entresat-
staetton, whether ordered from direct or sold by
any Of our agents throughout the country; and we So
lelt continuance Of that patronage which we have
enjoyed tor the last twenty 1--we years.
All. GALE 4 CO.
te20, Ioo-ly 10I East Twelfth st. NY.
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Baltimore & Ohio Rail Road
IA Is - - !fES;.!sz::::sa
WINTER AVGE0TNNT


I'M and after Monday, the 18th Of November. 1890
~ the htSsenSer Trains will run daily as follows:
Ftrst-The Great Southwestern, ST. Louis Cincin-
natl; Columbus, Wheeling, Benwood baltimore and
" ashngton City Express leaves Wheeling daily at
1850 A. NJ, arriving in Baltimore at G:I6 4. NJ con.
Meeting with trains for the Eastern Southern cities
leaves baltimore at 4:05. p. 81, arriving at
Ben"ood at S:l6 and Wheeling at $40 A NJ COnnect-
ing with tho great Western: Southwestern and North
western Express This train only stops for meals ana
supplying engine with fuel and water '''
Second.The Northwestern, Cleveland, Chicago ST.
Louis indianapolis, Dayton. Cincinnati Columlms
Wheeling Benwood. baltimore, and Washington CITY
Express departs daily except Saturday Mt 900 r. NJ,
anu arrives at baltimore at 1855 P. A. connecting with
the trims for the ENstere and Southern cities kc
turning leaves baltimore I:45 A. NJ and arriving
ut Ienwooi Mt els and Wheeling Mt 2:45 A. IT, THIS
train stops at all regular stations East of Cumberland
wheeling and Cumberland Accommodation train
leaves Wheeling daily, Sundays excepted at T;io A, NJ
arriving in Cumberland at Rl5 r. 81 Returning
leaves Cumberland at S:S A. N. aud arrives Mt Wl,ssl
ing at 6lO p NJ. This train stops at all stations.
These trains all make close connection with trains
for tile Western cities. '---
w S,u in. FORD, Agent.
L. NJ. Cole, Genl Ticket Agent nov1Aso
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Gents' Furnishinp Good

Gents Furnishing Goods.
WYE are now In receipt Of full assortment Of
wv GBNTStPURSI9HING GOODS, sush as Shirts,
UndorShirts, Drawers, Gloves, Hairless Suspenders
9iik and Linen Handkerchief, Stocks and TICS, aud
In aet everything necessary ooompetsa GentIOmrn'G
Wardrobe. ali ofWhtclt We will sell low for cash, at
No. 102 Main Street.
nspt7 WHEELER &LAKIN, Merchant Tnllnrn
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Now Wine & LIQUOR Store.

TTNHE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY BIOS
leave to inform his numerous friends and tho pub
le generally, that he has this day opened Wholesale
BaE.rootn at No. 13 Main street, door above the
Bank Of wheslng. where he will constantly keep on
hand full assortment 1f pure Wines, Brandes, Hhis-
klCs Gin, Ran, Cigars, &c.
A. t iS my Intention to keep nothing but pure stuff
and 70 pay closest attention to all entrusted
TO me- hope to receive share of public patronage
which earnestly solicit, CONRAD STRoBEL.
jy12'6a-om
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MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN THE
RICHEST DIADEM
EVER
WORN BY KINGS OR EMPERORS.

EVER
WORN BY KINGS OR EMPERORS.
what. yBhyaBeautiful Head OF Hair.
DRCAUsETTIsTHEo ORNAMENT GOD HIMSELF
ID provided for all our race. Reader, although the
may bloom brightly in the glowing cheek
the eye be ever sparkling the teeth be thoss OF
be snArlsd and striyeled, harsh and dry worse
stu, II sprinkled with gray, nature will lose
used two or three times week, will restore and
permanently secure to all such an ornament. Read
the following, and judge. The writer Of the frat is
he celebrated IianiSt, T1aLberg:
On. WooD;- NEW York, April 19, 1858.
Dear SiT:-Permit me to express to you the obi
CATIONS under FOR the entire restoration of my
val In the United States 1t rapidly becoming gray
but upon the application of your slIair Restorative
It soon recovered Its original hue. consider your
Restorative very wonderful invention, quite eff
lam, dear sir, yours truly
eDrych ar Gwyliedydct." -'''>''
WRIsH NEWSPAPER oPHICR, l3Nassau St; Ap 1853
PRoR. o. J.WoOD:-Dear Sir;-Some month or six
weeks ago IreceiTed bottle of your Hair Restorative
and gave it my wife, who concluded to try 1t on her
hair, little thinking At the time that It would restore
thegray hair to Its original color, but to her wolf
as my surprise, AFTER few wools trial it has perform
ed that wonderful effect by turning all the gray hairs
70 dark brown, at the same time Identifying and
thickeninS the hair. 1Strongly recommend the above
Restorative to all persons in want of such change of
their hair. CHARLES GARDEN.
NEW YoRk, July IS, 1851.
PROP. o. J. WoOp-With confidence do recon-
mend your Hair Restorative. being the most efica-
ttous article ever saw. Since using your Hair Re-
storatiye, my hair and whiskers which almost
white have gradually grown dark; and now feel
confident that few applications will restore
them to their natural color 1t also has relieved mo
Of all dandruf and unpleasant itching, so common
J. G. KILBY.
PRoR. WoOD-Abaut two years ago my hair com
menced falling ofand turning gray; fast becom-
ing bald, and had tried many Remedies no effect
commenced using your Restorative In Januaryl.st.
few applications fastened my hair firmly. It began
TO NIL up grow out, and turned back its former
color blRck) At this time It is fully restored to its
original color, health, andappearance and IchNerfuy
recommend its use to ALL j. D. HOES
CHICAGO, Ill, May l, 1851,
Tho Restorative Is put up in bottles of Sizes vis
large, medium, and small; the small hold Il pint
and retas for ono dollar per bottle the medium holds
at least twenty per cent more In proportion than the
small retns for two dollars per bottle the largo holds
qnart, so per cent moro In proportion and retails
for$S
and ia Market st, st. Louis 40.
Aud sold by all good Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers. doc2-d&WSn-lV
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A large heart expands the chest: it is
better than gymnastics.
PAT gave histestimony in riot case,
"Be jabers the first man 1 saw coming at
me was two brickbats."
1ryou want an ignoramus torespect you,
"dress to DEATH" and wear watch seals
about the size of brickbat.
SoRRow comes soon enough without de-
spondency; it does man no good to car
~ around a lightning rod to attact trou-
BILE.
Gentlemen said tavern keeper to his
guests at midnight, 'Idon't know wheth-
er you have talked enough or not, but for
myself am going TO shutup.
PAYyour score, said publican to red
nosed customer who was rapidly runningup
anaccount forbeer. Wait till have score.
have only eighteen.
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g1iIg gntetIigen9er.
God save the states.

God Save the states.
God bless our native lAnH
Firm may she ever stand
Through storm and night
When the wild tempeStB rave,
Ruler Of wind and waved
By the great might.
For her our prayer shall riSo,
To God above the SkleS,
On him We wait.
Lord. hear our nations cry
be Thou forever nigh:
Hay Freedom never die;
God save the States!
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SPALDINGs PREPARED GLUE,
BOLD BY COUNTRY MERCHANTS GENERALLY.
Manufactured by HENRY C. SPALDINCi7 4 CO. :
80 Plntt-st.. New York.
Address Post Office. Box No. 1900
Put up in cases containing either Pour Eight mr.
Twelve Dozen oaeh-A beautiful hr1HoGRIPIc ssoH-
oARN accompanying each package. Fnovs8- ikWIy
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sANFoRD's
FAMILY CATHARTIC PILLS,
COMPOCNDED FROM

SONtOGSDED FROM
I'tire Regetdhfe Extracts and put up in GLASS ca
SE& dir Tight, and tUiH Keep in anu cIiDigL,
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sPALDING,s PREPARED GLrE:

Annexed Is an Alphabetical List Of Articles which,
damaged may DO restored to their original strength
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M q DIG Al,
MRS. wINsLOw,
An experienced Nurse and Female Physician presents
to the attention of mothers, her
SOOTHING SYRUP

FOR CHILDREN TEETnING,
Which greatly facilitates the process Of teething
SoteninS the gums reducing all intlanmation-Willa
LAY Az PAN and spaxmodc action, and is
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COUGHS AND COLDS.
PILES.

PILES.
A clergyman of the HsDtist Church, wall Lr,,. e.,
Illinois. writing says; Il have Lcc for s,I. ti,
AFFLICTED with blee'ling piles and have rnpnrJ
ell my case q One-ut one time indeed f0n.
less but have used your medicine (Pc Specfficl and
nm cured. lOYe no doubt you ore LAYING the world
under great and lasting obligation"
gentleman OF so years we'll and favorable I,,o,-,
at Cclhi, Delaware county, New York had been mar
tyr TO the piles for 20 years Sometimes from eXc0
sLEs heorriaGe pain and suffering, he reduced
10 tue verge Of thu grave Foryeara he had dragged
out miserable existence. confirmed invalid dis0Tal-
iied Tor any bushes. and life almost N burden il is
needless to ad that he lad tried ali EOrt5 of remedies
from all sorts Of doctors. little purpose He cur
suited me Two years ago and recommended our Pile
sprclnc with occasionally Dyspepsia Pill From
TINS ne began to improve and since has never had
serious turn of piles. From the first month MP to
year rist lac had occasionally symptoms Of his old
complaint; but few doses Uf the Pills pills would dis
Perse il all and for tiun year past liz. has .
entirely well of the piles. A brilliant cure Is
scarcely t" 10 found in the annals of medicine
q set - largo walls in morocco and book IS 90
C,.r -: ~ plain case and book ...4 20
Case OF any numbered boxes and boik .I e,
single numbered boxes, with directions - D.
single lettcretl boxes, .............. 50
Large plantation or Physicians case 90 OF viIis IL
OUR REMEDIES By MAIL.
LOOK over the list. make IN ease of what Kim, xn,
choose and enclose tho amount in ,.urront nots or
stamps by mail to orr address, ut No. 562 Brosivray.
New AoTk, uud the medicine will DC duly returned y
mail or express, free Of charge.
No family Should no without ,b..s ,r,,
HX"S. They are the only remedies perfectly adautc1l
i"I domestic and private With them the n,r-ut
n armed and prepared against the approach Of disease
ana San meet It at the threshold ami keep 1t at BAY
- ;he OF medicine rightly directed in the first hours
o. aiseHSe perfectly cures that which by delay can On.
y oe renewed by long and tedious hours or suffering
II W an With thesc ut hand, you are not obliged su
await the coming Of that often distant "a well ne y
GilslEe doctor. DO druggctl or poison
a. OF oi'Stered or bled but may yourself administer
me simple specific and restore The ruddy current Of
ir, S! 10 neth and joy There cannot only in
arse IN any clsS from their Ilse but the general
npon the constitution, beyond all question
AGENTS WANTED.
We desire active, eiciCut agent, for the pslr of
t5 rSselSs III every town community in the UnE-
'eo states. Address, DR.. F.IIUAIPHREYS co.
e SSS1sol az by r BOOKING, Agent, WisslIE. Va
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NJ EDICAL.
HU MPHREYs
Specific Homeopathic enedie2

SStAND at tho head OF remedial m.nr. t,-
-. use OF the people They alike ISn"re NJ f
cry or old school practice, the neonyenr :" y, 9nask
cur OF Ie intricate anu perplexng
~ books and medicines ton;,i u,
al I Simple specthcs for the various dseoscs @
Lnsy arc related put mp in tho form Of si,rT Which
p anu Prepared u ingredients neither
OF or, e they form at OncH tho ready soErc.
planning or invalid. 'O'' al tho com
They Bosses these positive advantages which u.r
are HARMLESS no injury can arise Tr tI IhOy
are SIMPLE you railways Know what To take AMI they
tnke ~ Thy are CONVENIENT; you can .ir no" &c
ton or delay They EEF1CiENT il, ,I !esits-
disease ls arrested ut once und III" mite Of
me moment what tho pound could not Nh at
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PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER D0rTLE.
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Manufactured by
HENRY &. SPALDING 4 CO.
80 PIatt-st., New Y orIz.
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SPALDING's pREPAREDsGI

ECoNoMYI DISPATCH
8"A SElrcH IL TrSCs SAWS NINE.''~FEa
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OssIcy % RECEIVER % TAXES tuew Court Holse)
No. 50 Chambers.st.. New York, May 10, 1853
NOTICE to TAXPAYERS.- ALI Taxes on Real
IN for the 1855 paid before the 5-t day
May will be returned the Buresn Of Arrears the LIST Of
hi collection. JAMES KELLY. Receiver Of TsNes-
NOTICE.-All persons having any CLAIMS
~ sganst WALkER 4 ARIEL. laely doing business at
No S5O West 2iht. hereby notified to present the
forthwith the subscriber h, the I'd
lumber W NJ. MERRILL, Receiver.
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BOSTON April I, 1873.
MY FRIENDS: The Printers, Publishers,

wi ookbinder. and Typefounders who have for many
,sr bee kiud and generous Ia,rous the purchase aud ct
NJ have with Inucn regret
20 form the duty ticking business leave Of you
Owing 20 Of circumstances which need nnt Puuu
am induced reinquish the place which have heretofore
pied H. the business finishing the Presses Of my Invention
sd other apparatus peculiar your raj 2caios hE'
n Hoe e. hrm sufficiently well and taNorsby Known 70
aAord assurance hey sill Ill my place wiki saSar'iH 70
nv friend. and patrons and with honor well IS proh' 10
~ ard toward whom, therefore, desire n brpak an
extension Of I'D patronage with which you nave
40 lon. favored yuul grateful friend, IsAAC ADA nS
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90 n)hom ii man Gonfern.
SAITTION t. DEALERS in ELASTIC FAB

CAUTION Ia DEALERS IN EbASlIC ADJ
~ RIGS containing THREADS OF SHEETS " VULCAN
lied kUBBERTbe undersigned gives uotice inst h- hd AZ
absolute fu Charles GyrAr - the exclusive uEti
T. Rubber paired according u sAii
patent u Is gii IL al elastic tabncs tn e+sti-cIy
which the shrrins Estin1 tie sheets of nT
such lbrrs 10 al wuvru braided r-rd % e~rd $50
me- b. covered protected &C &c OF u
sides cher than rubber aGf IN At .is elastic
and aso make AID sell irda rubber threads 81
yucsnzed r1bb-r and 81 threads sh-. Of rub ~ch ~.
or finished ty uuiu Sh - n b. covered ~
fbrs And her-by gives notice that he Is rscy
supply he al such fAbs reasonable rates ans
has ft4l s.nck roT IL
HI. attention has b-u called advertisement signed BY
William Jud-ou hich ad sd1r claims T. D. tAe o~LeT 81
the ngi &c In pm and sell such gods
TIE satisfied hsi THIS pr-ten.e on 70. par "
Judson upon The pubic aud Is made Tor the P1f
ps h business Said JudsG has never eShiore
lis pretended s any Court nor 20 the public ana De d'
ne, afford Undersigned opportunity Of crnnrncina any
ssans; him IL order tn test thea titles Charles Sfyen
could no, valid titles said Jufson. nor % any one else
title. h Lad T. the undersisned The qursor
decided by judge lng-rso IL New York upon preliminary
motion and partial pre-entson Of the not decisive o.
The title II tie uudrrsigurd and the card P-oAsn-S
by said JudsoL shows ts the Cur imposed uPr By pre-
tended It'll Ia third party which said iuGs claims TO have
beet in himself hr the la. six yesS ,,
TIE underlined Therefore cautions 81 deser N scs az t
above Descriptions containing VULCANlLED RI bbER ths
no such gods be lawfully . In this country ~hoa tns u
ces- stamp that h shall prosecute u the rNrht o ne
law persons infringing upon MS said rShts Orders snc'e'
and nights guaranteed BY =, o.
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6ats, ST..

Amusemenfs.
| GRAND CONCERT
THE E8h i sGH22, ES9 FEMALES
HoRncuLrTR AL FESTIVAL.
PALACE .s e 4 + + na y 4 Il. II a.
Embracing the following eminent artists
sisn.r AMobIo,
Mr.. wM. MASON,
Mr.. RICHARD HOFFMAN,
m NJ H. c. TiGa.' and
the celebrated Cornet SOos
PROGRAMME.
PART ].
DuoConcertanie Violin aud Piano. De Bcrio aud Osborne
Mr.; los BURKE aud Mr. H. HOFFMAN
scena-il Baen' wor;1
Silver Spring GsIG s'q,;i@Ss-ri'no VIM Mason
l. Cavana- Robert TOT que .Meycrbecr
s. Solo Corne'Souveurs de Bellni. Schneider
Hen sCHREIBER.
PART III.
l. Grand T1snscrp'ion March from the "Midsummer
Mi 5. r. MILLS
p Bocro-n vopre. scIcnpe:. ::;............verii
AndOnteLa Gozelle PoIks de Concert .Rd Hoffman
Solo co,De,-Ave Mar NJ, RID HOFFMAN .sobusc,,
SUN HERR scHREIBER.
D. sIGNoR AMoDIo 'D0nUe''
After ,e Concert splendid display Of FIREWORKS by the
Exhibition of Paintings Plants Flowers SC, &c.
Doors open day and night unit, II
O'Clock Abundance IS chill
dren half price.
TINHEATRE FRANCAIS. No. 5Sj Bro tdway.-
Il 29nc SOIREE D'ABONNEMENr
SAMEDI Ii Mai, 1859.
DcuNieue representation de
LA DAME AUX CAMELIAS
Marguerite OautleT Nile SLeNz1tI
AVIS
En- consequence des Representations Francois qh doivent
avoer lien Philadelphia la deuande geuerae d. public,
administration lhopeuT de prey-nir les sbJunrs et lie public
que e Faucas feIne lie uudi 49, srd II ct
| credi l8 de e mOis
Les presrra-ons commenccront lie jeudi 10 Mai par LIE
| GENDRE DE NJ. PORTER
| Santdi p LIE ViCOMTE De LETORIERES, pour e bene
| fee de Mile r.. SEN
WILLIAM MASON and TiEO. THOMAS's
w SIXTH aud LAST
CLAS : | L l. A =,
will be rg,rn TUESDAY NEXT, May II, a. Iocock at
Dodworths Hall. with the assistance Of
Mis- ADELAIDE WOLLESIIACPT.
(heI fret appearance QUARTET by Morsd; kONDEAu
BRILLIANT for fauO aud Violin Schubefth and BrethoVens
QUARTET in sharp minor THE hfst time in this county,
Tickets One Dollar, 10 he had st the usual places
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Sioux CITY Iowa, May 2 1859
NOTICE.-This is to warn the pdbc against plr-
~ chasing any COUNTY WARRANTS ~ WOODBURY.
COUNTY ha, have been issued by John L. CIp5el ~ the
pose buying building know the sAdy brics
Bio Guy lowe County ur III us-, or any
Boud- Woodbury. County Said Warrants Bouds
He gal and will be paid BY Woodbury. County Iowa
CIAS. T. HEDGES.
Treasurer and Recorder Woodbury. Count, iowa.
j. ~ FIELD.
Clerk District Court. Woodbury. County.