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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-09

Ryy u. V DEGEN, Ed "Guiie 10 Hoiias5s" Boston
MISS A Alons Worlds II ir k' aOrer found tmoni
our hsr adve' 'tiseueus inss from sexual c1 ieri-
mo That 1t pUmuf6s the gro yth ~ th4 hair phert
b. dness hqd c mmeuCed. We have the evidence o.
oui own YES We can testify to is effects"
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Is~ Rasssssas A1sssevs IN N1sasaa -Oseusyss44@.
+ We last week: alluded to, the fact that a,
a meeting hold at Onawa, resolutions were
passed in fay Or Of npprnpriating 81, 600 ol
the Swamp Land Funds Of Monona County,
to aid in the construction of the Council
Bluff, and Sioux City Railroad, and request.
ing the County Judge to call special cleo.
ton sometime this month, submitting a
proposition of that character to n vote Of
the electors Of that County. We to-day
publish communication from one of the
most substantial men of Alonona County,
rejecting pretty severely on the action Of
the meeting aforementioned. In private
note, the writer of the article informs us
that it was "not written in spirit of oppo-
sition- to railroads, but in order to help hold
back the ld,oyers, till the people can get
time to catch their breath, and calmly think
what they are about lie says further, that
'sthere is much Indignation in the County
at the late action of the genii, and the lat
ter are beginning to haul in their horns a
little" The article will well pay a careful
perusal.
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Not Goim.-Bnt Their Goods Are.

We understand that it is not the intention
of Messrs. j. L. BEERS, & Co., to go to the
mines in the Spring. On the contrary, they
purpose remaining in this city, for the very
laudable object of supplying the emisrant
and others, with choice groceries, etc., at
living rates. They intend sending portion
of their stock by every company that leaves
this place for the mines, and they'll do it,
too. Their assortment is we'll worth looking
at-and to look is to buy-you can't help
it. We wouldn't advise any person to 60
there, unless they feel stout enough to bring
away the ,corth of their money.
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We learn from the Omaha Times that a
company of 100 men has been nearly raised
in that place, for the purpose of starting to
the mines, with hard carts, between the 18th
and Goth Of this month. That this is no
fiction, we can readily believe, after witness
ing the departure of an integral portion
of said train from this city, day or two
since. 1t was novel sight, and attracted
universal attention. Instead Of hand cart,
the train that left this city Thursday morn
Ing, consisted of shcct-iron "long TOM
drawn By twoyrobust looking men-the
tom" answering the purpose of sleigh
Into this ':contrivance'' was stored Il small
sheet-iron cooking stove and utensils for
cooking, together with other camp outfit,
provisions, etc, necessary for voyage
across Nebraska's wild waste.
The Times says the whole cost of an out
fit to the mines, by the hand-cart train, does
not exceed twenty dollars to the man. A
few more "chances" left-get your carts
take your "washbowl on your knee''-and
be off to Cherry Creek. The ''hanl-ea
boys are of the right stuff, and if gold is to
be had by hard work and perseverance,
they will surely accumulate their s'pile."
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fOR SALB w
HORACE EVERETT.
rnsnc8l yaurrW. r...,

lC wqrS = or 20, 76, $40 acres sud;o,p,ne N,
D. Springcr's farms miles North Of town
SEqrSE ar ?, ~. se--I0 acres o, Mosouitoe ereex
-botton land miles above Judge Bfyant's farm.
NJ Meg s, II, 4i-Se acres, 4 timber, on Mosqui.
toe creek, n Iifiie south OF Mr. --4A. farm
NEqr3, n. 40-ie0 acres SILVER creek bottom land
containing about 80 u timber the fvad to
tcrbnry's. in Shelly county.
~ wqr; NETNw fr; $ X Sw ar, and W ar
Swqr2. 10, 40--34S scrcs Nishnabotany rolling bot
tom lai on the Stage roHte east. mile west Of Big
Grove, joining 4 Siucus and Judge James farm. on,
the south. aud Mr. Files and Fieshcrs on fhe east
There is better body Of land Western low than
this; with plenty Of timber and numerous settlements
near.
Also, wq n " or; and ar war1, IS. 1870
seres mile east the abo,cj bottom land with
So Sw arlo, and n Y or ar o. IL ss--I2o acres,
Nishnabotany bottom land. north Of New ton, aud
near Catxnsers MIL; about 10 acres timber on tho
tract mile north Of The safe rosd -
Eqr and W or I. IS, s9-S3O acres Bottom, rsnr
on the Nishnabottany River, miles below Neyvtowp
and the same distance above lola, and sdjoiiiipg
Picrces farm F. &. -.'~..-a' f.sEF y - -
Nwqrsw qr3a; wy r o.; and n or S ar 81;
Eh Mar y; NhNEqr; E4 NV ar; S 4 ar n W ar
and Or y ar % H. s3so0 acres on Pigeon creek
about mules ssove Reefs mill, and i6 miles oi
AofEs 10; NJ and W Or y = ar IS, "A. 4.-..o
acres Missouri River bottom land, miles from Couis
EN4, VIZ " Or, aud s ws NwqrNw 10, II,
s2-soo acres bottom slope and upland prairie Eass
Pigeon, 70 miles Of Council Biun. about is acrcs
u timber: THIS very fine tract for large farm
y Of Or S W ar; and W u n W ar as and Y 5, s
Or a. IS, 4a-aoo acres, bottom land. mile rom
Council Bluffs a.,. M stI.s'.r7 - -.
Es " Or; VIZ s ar, and " or n 4 ar IS, s8, ~
-2oo acres bottom land Little Silver miles east
Of l.. J. Childs. sea-" 5..F e -ll'Foa Ut.
EE or %; n ar and VIZ T. ar Sc So ii-32O
acres bottom land on Silver Creek cs east OF l.. j.
Chiihs. E.t ' wv - -
~ swq Or; and W. s F. or t. 7s. 4I-iGo acres, Sill
yer creek bottom land, d mile south oI bridge .a new
State road
Eqr wqr e5, rs, $40 acres, mile north o. s,
Places and Fenncr's farms ~. - -
81 ar Y; aud W az n " or "a, II 39-i29 acres
prairie, south side Lewins Grove, mile from New
town. a.. az. F. 7.ar-'-I - 49,
So = ar. and ar 10; 81 n W ar and " or II,
~ $3.50 acres on Sishnsborisny, at Lew Grove
oo acres :" timber, balance bottom prairie and upland
adJpihing Mr. True's and Mr. Wriglt's farms = -sf
W. Or; Or W or; and or n " ar IS,
10 4l-l55 81 acres, Oh keg creek, 4 mile of ami
i'. ana me above Mr. Minturn's farm, aud II micS
from Council Bluffs. Also, a single tract Ut ~
eooo a on~>-
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->~>
nh.x Epnle J.!
They t0I1F - :,
- hi. CITY, several agent

nav in this City, se'erai "Se''''
'n ,,s. &C. Companies at the East who o in,
ioE II, ,l na,s,tips at this point for the Cold
tsn' ', AND every Stage from the East brings
N" ,;,rs TO the number. From present
! Ts,,iou., the travel up the North Side OF
\ a' p' ,,,e. this Spring, will greatly exceed
Y Il the palmiest days Of California
',,rnnd emigration. Wherever this route
] tnorp it is appreciated, and the large
.n,gO, Of emigration that will traverse Il
4. 3nins Spring, will be still stronger
.,,r,1at it has advantages possessed e!'
,L,- rnutp
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:, v =, prr.Nr, Of Chicago is stop
e at toe Mr. yL'' prs.sr, in the employ
lev days. "a s. NJ, Railroad Company, and is
t's NJ a. ~ .f,er the "intcrcsts' Of the
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s.Siill They Co.,


Another lot Of negroes, numbering some
seventy-five, left yesterday on the steamer
New Falls City. These, negroes are in fine
condition, physically speaking. The lot is
made up Of several small lots, shipped by
different traders to southern market, and
it appeared to US that females and children
comprised the ma jority Of the number.
The long row of sooty faces, arranged
along the boats hurricane deck, and gazing
quietly on the wharf, taking nearly their
last look on the Missouri soil, from which
they had Just stepped forever. as hundreds
not but be very suggestive to the mind of
the reflective spectators. One Of our pro-
slavery friends remarked to US, cit is one
of the signs of the tmes-thc niggers are
vanishing, sure."-St. Louis Democrat.
~ The Dubuque Times says there are
1900 pupils in the public schools of that
city, that the public school buildings are
worth 100000, and that the annual expen-
diture for the public schools of Dubuque is
about $40, 900.
CT Those persons Mt Davenport who
intend starting for Pixies Peak in the spring
are holding meetings, and have in contem-
rlation to adopt a constitution and bylaws,
for their better government and protec-
ton.
CO The city of keokuk has issued cir
cular to its creditors, in which it states its
its inability to pay the interest upon its debt.
The debtamounts to 81 100000, of which
sum 100000 was issued to various rail-
roads. Its assets amounts to 1896, 900, Of
which 900 is railroad stock. and $l75,-
600 unpaid taxes of 1873. The Mayor
SAYS that the citizens are utterly unable to
pay the interest upon this debt, but are will
ling to pay on $500, 900, with sinking fund
for the extinction Of this amount.
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----TT III 4 !
II. L,,yrTErS, IOWA:
: AND MISCELLANEOUS
~ AND NONPAREIL

''s roer s r ssn Of the Allan
=, an arrangement -,b,eI to furnish this-the pes'
uoa,sly, Te'fe .r,,..r,,ers Of the Nonpdretl
!, n n,:irns'-'' V. ...um. As this magazine Will
| n,e trof, ~. promptly WREN ordered through
r. vii receive =. H., ordered direct fro" the pub
i q TIC! ~ r.r.
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a, mex, Thursday evening, / ED. 10Th, the
P,r, GEORGE W. WArsoS will deliver a lee
nv. before the "Young Men's Debating
,s.tn m the "AIonumcnts of the Past
R,.cs~ The question before the Club for
DISCUSSION is, "RcSolvcd, that amonarch'cal
,-m If government is better calculated to
mise 4 nation to greatness than republican
s0,m., Room under Concert Hall. Lee
,ure t, commence exactly at IL past T.
IJ4 the house be crowded! Don't compel
Nr WATSON to speak to vacant benches!
has, once before appealed in vain to tho
GegLcncn-Lddics, wW you "iur1a out =
u. p. KENT. Seen,
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NEW STOCK!

THE Undersigned HAS JUST RE-
L TURNED from ST. Louis. bringing tho best a.~r,-
ment of FINE and COARSE LEATHERS that has cr-
or before been brought to this market. lie is pre-
pared to furnish Shemakcrs with anything in their
line, at as low terms can be procured i'll this City
am also prepared to manufacture BOOTS and SHOES
in the latest style and Of the best material. Having
the best Of Workmen have no hcsitancy in
ing all work done in my shop.
93-Eemcmber the new stand. Lower Hroa,lw ay, ncar
corner Of Bancroft street. LOUIS ZrHNUEUIES
September II-y2I2o.
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AcrOstiral Enigma

AcrostiraI Enigma.
am composed Of II letters:
My I, g. 7, is the amount.
My2, II, is proposition.
My ,, 0, 7, Is, 4, is the extent.
N.Y.. 5, 10 T. IS, is boys name.
Ny 5, s. 9, is worn by men.
My6 H. 16, 10, is a girls name.
MY 10, ., II, is plant.
MyS, 10, l6, II, contains water
My9,2, IL, IA, is to work hard.
Ny 10, II II, l, is the difference.
Ny IT, IS, 4, IL, 10, II, is body Of people.
Ny IL, 7, 8, is an evil spirit
My -, Is, 7, 8, 4, is a kind Of food.
My Il, 10, 16, II, ., Is, is a city.
Ny Is, II, 6, ,, 4; is to SUIT.
NY 16, 10, 9, is advcrb.
My II, 49, II, is term applied to father.
Ny whole is an island in British America.
Answer in two weeks E.. G.
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ALFRED A. SMITH.
RIVER HOUSE,!

Near the Council Bluffs & Omaha Steam
Ferry Landing, Ioua SIDE
TVEAMSTERS AND EMlGEANTS WILL.
L ind 1t greatly ID their advantage, to make the
RIVER HOUSE point. they will be hand for The
first morning boat. All passengers for Omaha and Conn
Gil Bluffs, will be carried to and from the River House
fer % cents by Harris Omnibus line arrangements be-
ing made for an extra Bus daily. Our BAR is supplied
with the choicest Liquors and in
Gsrkeercr. GIc us tali.
Eel G-ntiu .-.- - MSEKILY {. DEAN
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rs. eleventh Quarter of the above instr
=, =, will open next Monday, February
:. D3er the management Of Mr.. RUE,
49, ;o.,;,u,iop has attained permanent
.,,,,;nc, and is in a prosperous and flourish
I. ann rliti0p.
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We had the pleasure Of i visit to this new
and magnificent Hotel, 4 few days since,
and we must say, in return for the kind
of entertainment we received, that "mine
hosts" Mcssrs. MILLER & RICHARDSON, have
Just appreciation of the business in which
they have lately engaged, and their we'll
managed establishment, with its air of com
fort and convenience, reflects n6>Rlc credit
on the place. The IIERNpoN is the largest
and best appointed Hotel in the West, is
handsomely located on one Of the principal
streets of the city, and presents a bill of
fare us reli>hab.e rs any other feature Of
recommendation that can be held forth to
lure the hungry man Of business, or observer.
We little thought, when we first visited
Omaha, in the Fall Of ISL, and dined at
the ''Big o. that in four short years, the
two or three rude huts, made of logs, and
rooted with turf or hay-which was all that
told Of the Capital Of anew empire to be so
soon located thcrc-wouid give place to
such magnificent structures as the IIcrndOn.
and such other buildings as Omaha now
boasts of. But such is the fact, and in that
short space Of time Omaha has grown to be
a place Of no small Importance, and from
her most delightful situation, overlooking
the grove-dottcd cxpanse of Nebraska, she
smiles over upon Us like 4 Second Carthage
upon a second immort Rome. Long may
she wave
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Council Bluffs Retail Price Current

Corrected Weekly for the Council Bluffs Nonparcil by
CARTER Il COURTRIGIT,
General Auction, Commission and F,or,cardiro
sr Merchants, Middle Broadray
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Money in New York

The banks are still accommodating funds.
and there is now in their vaults near $40. :
Ooo,Ooo of specie. The highest figures
reached last year, were SS5 100000, and
at present rates of accumulation, they will
soon reach that point again. For availa-
bic loans, the amount of money is very
great, and the common rate Of interest, 1
per cent.
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New Goods!
City Fire Insurance COMPANY,

OF HARTFORD, CoNN.-INCoRroRATED IN 1877
Cash Capital ard Surplus, S,s1,G31 SO:
c. B. BOWERS, President, c. c. WAITE, Sec y
Policies Issued. In Council Bluffs, by
ID. &. BLOOMER, Agent
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TO RENT,

r1'HE ROOM IN THE PACIFIC House, now
L occupied by HEM. WILLIAMS 4 Co, as =
Banking House. Possession given soon Apry 10
S. S. BAILISS.
Coun Gil Rluifs. AUGUST Ia. 1SSS- Y2nIGu
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Atlantic Monthly.

The February number of this standard
periodical is already on our table, and has
ITS usual interesting variety. A capital
argument in favor of the true rights of
woman, is contained in the first article
Ought Women to learn the Alphabet 90
We have besides, two stories under the
quaint titles of SIN Cellar" and .sDid | >,
"l"c Ministers Woolng keeps up its inter-
est and 1.-The Professor" relates what he
saw and what he heard in a style very like
that most interesting of takers, "Tbe
Au'ocrat.' In fine, the magazine is itself
and nothing else, and as unlike to most
periodicals as it ever has been. Sub
scribe for the Atlantic, ye lovers of GOOD
reading, and get the worth of your money.
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ss 9,a oa''ns tho year 1858. the sum of
rece;vo, vas recovered from dead letters
ia.,on ~ ~ the General Post Office, WASH
been ,.., Nne ten'hs of this amount have
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-02-05

<DR. II. JAMES. The Retired Phvsiei,..
discovered while in theEast Ind es \ certain cure
for Consumption. EstHIa Brt ncfitis Coughs Cold.
and general debility. The remedy Was discovered
III ly him, when his only child, a Aaurkter was given
up to die His child cured, and is now alive
and we'll. DESTROYS OF bcuehfting his fellow NOR n
tails, he Will send TO those who wish it, the reripe
c'ntaining full directions for making and sncce. g.
fully using this remedy, FREE, receipt Of their Y
name. Address o. brown, No. 10 Grand =
Street. Jersey City, NJ. n373m
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CyThe Sioux City Eagle says that wood
can be bought on the Nebraska side of the
river opposite that place, at IS cents per
cord. 1t wouldn't pay too freeze, in that
region.
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5000 Acres


all being In one body in the forks Of the West Ni.h
mantahy River This land lies in sections g. and it
~, - IN Poftawaftame county; and in sec'ions ~,
TO- a. y, rs q, %, %, 49, SO, 81 and 3d. I 49, II 81
10 Shelby county, mile north Of Cut singer M ncar
Newtown) miles south Of the location VI the NJ K NJ
X; miles north OF the State Road to Des Meines
and % miles from Council Bluffs About ,. Of ii is
Dottom ana = slope and upland, with sufciency OF
.moef, "ei-watered, m,atto soil and all asable with
the exception Of some SO acres ..
TINS land deserving the attention Of those seeking
settlement Tor Colony, and will be only sold in u
body. Terms easy. fy2-nrauI
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DI>SOLUTION OF CO-pART>EnxuIp-

- The C"parthersiip heretofore existing between ".
MAYNARD and A. D. LONG, under the name .urs
nrm Of MAYNARD LONG. has been di Cd bv the
death OF the latter The business be carried on lv
the surviving par ner, 10 whom all tcbs due The nrm
must be paid and by whom all demands asains the Arm
VIII be settled Wv. MAYNARD.
Council! Bluffs, Dec. 18th, 1853
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Dent19trvx
OaIes snd Restdeses, No. 1, Palmer, xYiees
Second Story.

@ DR.. r. !. WOODBURY., is LOCATEpIy
H. Council Bluffs, Iowa, where he i. pre-.
uFYYS71pared TO perform sl operations srrer-.
-'1 tanning to his Profession In the 1noss
approved and modern manner Having ba. eight rr,r.
successful practice in yellow Springs Ohio, and
Worcester. Mass, will guar ante ion in nil case.
+, !. W ha. Or. Defft's liquid for pr,duciny local
anesthcsia, which by applying the tooth and gum.
very much Rtisates and in some destoys al pain
during the operation Of extracting teeth Come air
who fear that hSgSnrd se'>d the foothdrhc and w..
prefer health beauty and sweet breath. TO misery
dcfornity and filth and have Your icet, ciesnsed and
hied To save those useful orgaas that cannot welt
do without, and that ii to rcptscr: fur ~
taken in time and properly Aled they can be yerma-
nently saved
REfERENCEs-Dr. Sullivan, Dr.. p. J. Mcmahon r,r
Grimes and 4. V. Larin,cr, E,a Council glur.: " s.
Gran, Esq, J. W. Coolidge, Gleuwood Iv2nls
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cyThcrc will be a Social Party at the
River House, Monday Evening next, Feb
ruary 7th
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Work on the N. n VI. X. II.

The Marengo (lowa County, Visitor Of
the 10Th Of January, speaking of the above
road, says that it is the intention Of the
Company, carly in the Spring, "to put on
rs large a force as can be worked to advan-
ta-c, in order that the Road may be Gem
plctcd to Marcngo rs early in the summer as
possible. Work will also 20 on between
this place and Grinnell, the Company being
bound to complete the road to the north
and centre of Powc>hick county in eighteen
months from the delivery Of the Bonds of
that county, which was sometime in Octo-
Der or November last, we belicve.'
CW Godey's Lady's Book is on hand in
advance of the month as usual. and to the
ladies We commend it. 1t contains lots of
patterns and diagrams, for ''ribbons and
laces, and furbclow gowns" and adopts it
self in particular to the ladies' toilet table.
Send for it, yc fair ones, and see if we do
not assert the truth. Published by l.. A.
Cooley 323 Chestnut st. Phila. Terms 3
dollars per year in advance.
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TO JOHN CARTER BROWN

TO JOHN CARTER BROWN:
S'IR-Yon are hereby nstiHedthat VII. he appear -
- the United Stale. Land O1iae in Council Hufs. To-
the 18th day vt February to prove my right
to enter by p'c-cmptirn the 5. W. CT the ". =,
and n. \ Of the n. W. \, and N W. Of the y. 3. \
Of Section Z. Township "a, Range 81
ASA WALDEN, JR.>
January u, 1889. -njSwis
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.- . --
The Eicuiiaut,

In days Of yorc, everybody that went tc
''the city, made it point to ''scc the elc
! phant' before their return home. The
people of Western Iowa, yet reverence thu
good old custom, and upon their visits t.
this City, always make ''duc enquiry an,
strick search" for the animal, and, of course
finally "fetch up'' at Empire Block, where
Mcssrs. TooTLE & JACKSON are always il
readiness to show their clcphantine stock O
merchandise. This firm has been in bust
ness here since 1850, and are favorably
known throughout Western Iowa and Ne
braska as honorable men and fair dealers
They have now in store, and upon thu
opening of navigation in the Spring will bc
early in the receipt Of, m immense stocl
of goods especially adapted to the outfttne
of parties bound for the Gold Mines Of
Cherry Creek. They are fully prepared tc
furnish every article necessary for a com.
pletc outfit. The emigrant should not fail
to call at No |. Empire Block, corner oil
Main Street and Lower Broadway.
c 9 During the past week, the weather
has been somewhat changcable- warm sun.
shine. and cold clustering winds alternating
The first part of the week, sold SOL" des-
troyed our fine slcighing and seriously ieop-
ardlzed the safety Of the fine bridge aorosS
the missouri River, erected last Fall.
Wednesday and Thursday "cold snap,:'
prevailed, but, at the present writing, Fri
day afternoon, we have every indication of
another ''warm SPELL" SO mote it be.
/ Saturday Morning. our "warm spcll''
has taken cold.
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AmDrotypists 4 Dagucrreotypists!

WE ARE NOW RECEIVING A VERY LARGE
w st~k Of Amhro'ype. McInno,yre Dagacr-.
rcoayre snd photographic Goods, embracing every
useful article iii demand By the oPeruor consisting s
Part Of .4
Gases, Frames. Plates, Gln.s aIa'tings
Preservers, Pare Chemicals aud Apparatus.
which VIC will cell on reasona bic terms
September s5-v7n.s r. GEHSAMAS h co.
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