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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-05

40 Z. HE AZ q X I. WW1
N. ~ kais !are&, LyseA1s.g. $8V
New, Beautif, al e. Useful -
N ,~il.l piessure announce the sadigg ann
I,nrhbus hoss prsup and nnerrrspe conrnrtors,
" n Cure M VIM Burnlam, have completed my au
sp4eoas ha,ipg made very niee jeb Aud am
pleased my frieads that, with light room, and All
alao.i only ..a aud a rer, large sieak Of
S.ots ah oos Gditeis, Hats Caps Carpet-Dags
Fai,r,s Lsr5rs4as asd etA<r Gsed, my the,
pregsreA and aastous 70 saPry al wh" wish witt, such
g,-ts reasonable heartily express thanks
r,s a liberal I,alrons2c and country.
rrs +. sEABURY
" B.-wbolesae tis will DO made st very low prices
,..u octS
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Notice.

ass NJ Notice.
REINa compelled =. health retire from the nrm o,
- Camp, smith Co, beg leave tender my thanks for
ME liberal patronage extended that house duns INV
eoeetion with e same and confidently recommend mn
men - IA. j. Is. SMITH.
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First Premium EEatsFall style!
No. asa Main Street Opposite HI c. Vic ot'a
LYNCHBURG,, VA.

AsHIruLuEAL . I THIS oHf.
Wr THE subseriber would call particular attention 10 The
4k HATS made by his hands and always
II Inc bes material warranted please In every hrrn-
lar lie decidedly 10 eg'tism IN any 1rm
whatever from Ii this instance,
nu his Hats cannot he surpassed In w"rsih-
SHIP and sye In this market He would asp can at
tep,lu Ills extensive Felt Ilals and toA 81
vel Navy Taps every grade and u the newest Fall e
He ts confident that 81 Hne FRENCH fl Il
IA rs and une CLOTH CAPS be surpassed IN variety
aud cxtenl thu market
The attention Farmers aud Tolacconsts Is respectfully
Fued 10 his variety 81 Servants Hats and Caps
call is respectfully soicisd before purchasing.
lie would that he Ia prepared to manufacture
GENTS and CASHMERE HATS to order, of h tcst
material and they made by his own hands b. can ur-
nish them nj reduced rates. GRO. NJ kELLi,
,,rt
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New Fall Stock.

UtST arrived Northern cits with full stock 81
- FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING for gentlemen. Tho
and the ms, fashionable apparel al Inc lowest
uccs found establishments No W Main street.
Also large supply Of Gents Furnishing Goods, which we
house this city, Hats of the lat
Bpois shoes Of al qualities and prices 10 suit Trunks,
alta Inbrelias The best Eastern factories
-Nhihii,n rnd will be sold cheap
You,s anl by CLDrnIso Ia all styles and qualities
lliRsu SrRAusr s,beiscon Noain MurrTs
and e. Lewis and look Tor your sef Our motto h Us las
e be,.n. selling cheap To custom.
VIII do well stock
vf Sprynnts Clothing, shoes, &c, Ac. sept 24-dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-05

PROM ThE RECENTLY DEVELOPED
Willis M ountaIn oi Piedmont Coal Field
Near Farmville, Cumberland Co., Va.
aNE subscriber having made arrangements with the
Il sioc railroad Company W deliver COAL from The
icnont Mics 10 Lie CIy Ut Lyuonbur, has established
NuAi lard the isand," ana appointed L.. r. sIAs,
h'"h citizen of this place. Agent Tor and delivery,
@hon' please u.i,y.
Ims produced from the mines DcBow Il Co.. who
conieien iiers, and WIN prepared u ship
i! Vi toii thai may reIucd good narketaDie order 1t
Is hauaiy free from State and other impurities and
durable, under e,aiois.in, tai ordinary BunInuus
l"e,y mse cent II used exclusively Farm,
lhsE MINIS only ~ miles
The casy grades III the oouside beyond
e,ce oi c.lleton M his markell lac prices
b. Iiuecd according 10 Lie quaniy pres
cal, ;ley VIII be-
CENTS l,ush,l
Dor Hail Coal
For oaol Coal. .................... Is
2UIi5m John A DAIRY
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SOLOMON & MUSSER,
No. a4O Main street.

WHCLHSAh6 AND HGTAAh 0ROCGhx Z.
NNE In receip of STOCK Of GROCERIES,
w DIZZY GOODS. LlQUOHs &c, consisting, In part, of
Conee, Crhsd Loaf Powdered and New Orleans sugars Of
various Rrades IAguva Hs Mocha Coffee, SPERM
ALBANIA and Tslsw Candles Brown and fsnc, soaIs nj
various brands sole leather good and daaged slees u g,
Kind Pure Cider Vinegar Improved oung lson old ny
Teas aeon sides aud nice lot Bacon Hams
Marshall Liverpool Salt, Cotton Yarns laks'ie factory, all
uumbers No. lIerrngs No. asd Mackere, Old Dvniinon
Nails Liquors. ra1lie. OF different khis together with gen
Of Staple Dry Goods. such NJ No and osna
hurs aud bcachei surfing Linen, lnse, sheeng
Heavy Negr Goods single and dsuie width Kentucky Oxford
Jeans with large assortment OF Negro Shoes home nan
ufActlreJ =
Tobacco and farmers will hnd 10 their inter
stock, &C, &c Ia which they re-
scct ask share OF the public paronas. and their friends
generally. oct ~-hs
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HTsCELI.AFBoUs,
= JOHN MACkAY'S .
Ruve Extract spG a1sAtves, Feel

INoR producing. IN few mlaatea bflliaai and nnron;
IL Jelly Hans Mango lr.ams be-. and of thickriling an
.apsoyisg soups dravgahs rrsiton 10 EuafanIec
obtained sSIy fresh Calves Fee 20 that he alb
sence II impuny ever kind may be implicitly relied u'n
II strongly aided mailing arn, bright and "nu
tifi Jey sr Destic uposes. hs the u.a af hA
ikis. POI sale BY fpei isdisl W. A. srRoTHEk 90
TI00P SKIRTS FROM s7JsC. TO ~ soAnoihcs suriy ii
III cheap Hoop skts for ladies and m!sscs ns' r"-
selyed Al l. A. a r. KiNsEi's,
nov ie-ds 1866 Main STREET
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NEW GOODS.
WOULD most respectfully my friends aml
those trading In Lynehbarg TINT prepared sell
them GOODS reasonable they lind IN the
market My stock of Domss large selected pru
have also hand large lo OF blankets Hats >aocS
And Boots good stock OF Grceres, which
10 se low for cash. short time prompt
Please give me call NJ 10 hrIdgc Street
oct s-dts ALEX. KINNiEl.
Great Reduction Charges Goods from The Noiih,
cia Richmond and James R,rsr 4 hdnauha
Canal, to Lyaehburg, thence BY Aa,i-
road 10 he South Wesf
VHANkFrL To my friends aud the public their very lib
Il era patronage would r,speetfu, inform them,
Ing To the large increase Of my business subsequent
or reduction have Determined reduce charges
raj Ae,chdnise such Dry Goods Boots Shoes Hats Caps
nc, 10 only 20 cents 100 pounds which includes
nom the Whaivos al Richmond Landings Depot
Lynchburg
Pruduce forwarded al very low ratca
~ For special rates, circular
ALFRED 4. LEE,
fortoarding and Communication Merchant
jan 27-dts On the Dock, Richmond, Va.
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sUslslEM AAkRayGEw,sNr

SIMMER ARRANGEMENT.
, (EDGUED ia rES.--fhe L. s. Mail Steamer.
III JAAESiQWN, Cap. PAgGi,i, and EOA, <rfRfH
ok capt SKINNER, @iii carry passengers 10 and
from tntilna NJ iaDgc III EArEs
Ihe JAMES LONN, tapt PAglIsi, leaves Eehmona .vor~
III kHDAl afternoon, u, ococs Cy sam, evanin!
md Norfolk "Wednesday Mt ~ clock noon far N.x Ws'
arriving there early neal day. and in time connec. win n,
lines goiiis Easi and North. ~ '"e
The ROANOKE, Capt. SKSNER. leaves Richmond ev.rx
FklDA aiiern'on nj O'clock City Point nex mon,ng =.
Vcock aud fortAmoatA same evening, for YORK afy
ing next evening fs
YtETU MING.
hc Jatncst'Mn leaves Pier No. IL NORTH
River saturday afternoon, clock for Norfolk Pc
tersOurg anu misunderstanding Freight each place
I he Roanoke tcriy,s New York, No. IL North p
or, c'er. Wednesday arernooI O'Clock for Portsmouth,
Petersburg and acknowledging Freight for place.
REDUCED RarE5
Passage, staleroom ncaLed, between Norfolk and New
i"fNS'
a'esRe,"'
passagv stater,oin included, between Echmond, Peters
bdfS and hcW York, ................
Steerasc TassSc.. .........:.
Passage sateroomI included between snchbarg and New
Passage To and from Norflk by the River boaa
M EALS, FIFTY CENTS, EXTRA.
- The and elegant steamer YORkTOWN will soon
BE- put hc line, VI the same rates Us above, forming T
Weekly line.
FOR tickets, apply 10 LEE, ROOKIE 4 Co, Agents
apru av-Jts. 80 .t. Main street, Lynchburg, Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-05

UDURE KEROSENE OI COAL OII.-4n0 gallons pure Ne
Camel Coal OIL ~nrruntel al besl quality This
U nord brilliant and pleasant g and at Ices cost than
any other Oh In For sale b.
sent 2ltlt. JOHN II. sEAY, Druggist
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-05

FNNHE attention OF the Farmers Gated valuable Fer
Il lILcr from Jarvis island, In the Pacific Ocean,
possession Of the American Guano Conpany by formal Of
the L. > Governments The principal ingredient Of the Amer
lean GMo line Phosphate and suphaie OF Lime in soluble
condition iiat can readily he taxe up the pant and
be initiated by IL Sufficient Animal organic Mat
ter, fielding Ammonia ~ Produce immediate and abundant
Ii does mol net stMuan but confers lasting
III upon the soil after the crop been harvested Though
~as only nspdacsd In In p has BEEN tried with
marked effect and rapidly increasing In favor Upon Wheat
has been tried with astonishing results only producing
crop but fusurng superior stand Of graa This Guano pu.
bags barrels, with the (e American Ea)
and my name upon each package, and warranted be
Es- FEl.fA II. CAVE,
Sole Agent American 0uan0 Company, Richmond
...5#... AOSES LACY,
oct B-dy Agent for I.ynclburg.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-05

NEW BOOKS
DAN BEDE By George Eiiiotl
IA II, mus Of ages
M,uha,'s if.c aud .bcrty in america;
Lac II Late. No,c by atltr Of Ino. Halifax ;
-Four n Whale ship;
swallow Barn. Iiy j. L. Kennedy
Napuiconic iicas,
Bowcn's travels al Central Africa:
iicnr, 81. John. \ AJNui 20! JJlIu listen Cooke;
Alcohol and uba,vu
Ecc.lNcd to-day, PAY NE ~ B..ACkFoRDS,
sept i5-l,s ~ Main street.
tbS MEAl.Wc arr now prepared 10 furnish fresh ground
~ Corn Meal ia large and quantities. nj mill
All grind makes bet
meal for family
march y-tlls NOWlIN Il MUREEiI"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-05

-. O0I VoIICo w eiuC0U.
fUN Subscribers wish purchase friend In Alabama
Il experienced Male Dningroom servant and good Female
tooh, Washer and roner. The gentleman in
them for MS and persons having
sale with the requisite qualification and character
may upon mol only getting full value, but also and
farther Information apply 10
M. LANGuDRNE SONS
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SEMI-BITUMINOUS COAL,

4 ARD! LARD NO. Leaf Lard in Tin cas oil about iii
~ ~ pounds each, IN store aud Tor sale ny
,stl h,JGkE Il
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Il 4; CIV "a.

FvNE undersigned ing removed la the nrh.ry
Il cupied by Z. Ltchhcd Isl, door 10 rby
rrs beg leave 10 Inform his Trends that he Ia still, engaged
the ton,aiSctOn and torodrdap business aud kc
s,snty hand we'll selected stock
Inch he viii soil prices that will
His facilities for doing COMMISSION lit
unsurpassed having house upon the BASIN with "cl
enclosed lot where consnnrn Of Lumber and Zig Iron III
,s sniiTel,
He 10 st AgenLfo Lyingslons celebrated Plows ani Flow
Castings and whiwa.s keep full Also ,iio
Cement and Ground Plaster
feb A-dts WM. T. ANDERSON.
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Make Your Own Soap

FnNliE Keystone State Saponiher Concentrated Lye vii
l. make Saap with little trouble; will clean type;
valuable for all purposes where slroag ye reguired
make hard son. &c.
We would caution the trade against counegcts the
of this article induced unprlncpcd parties initiate
Full ireclilns with each package
a i.rge supply Iur sale By JOHN ii. SEAY,
sept 24-dls Druygist
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-05

OFFICE PLANTERS SAVINGS BANK,
LyNCnHBrG, NoNEMRBR !, 1850.
FENlE meetings Of the Directors .s Bank will be- held at
L the Office Of j. II. Robinson.
Discount tayWEDSkspAy PAPER intended for discount
must be ofrrc, before o'clock.
The Stockholders requested pay their rss install
menis, immediately to- j. Cowa, the Exchange bank
BY order the Duard. VAN TAIIAFkERO Sec'y
upy,z
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(toRN MEAL, LUMP AND GROUND PLAsTER-Th
~ undersigned mas rented from MeSrs Langhorne John
their corn and Plaster Mill. He will Keep constantly
the above articles which c win sell cheap puncua
CiIAS, :. LANtiHoi,NE. Sole Agent
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-05

TErHiR woksIED, shetland Wool, chdrens 7r:'''
IA Huds ibnts Hoods Socks, Nockings, uluscs, L'rrs
Nciorncs, white aud co"rcd Nuhas for ilios, shc d
together with other articles tno
hr sale oil usual low prices.
nov ~ dls l.. 4. X I. KlN-ti.
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Missionary Am. S. S. Union.

A CHINESE HELL.-A correspondent of
the Baltimore american thus describes a
representation of the punishment of the
wicked after death, according to the Budd-
hist theology, which he witnessed in the
suburbs Of Canton:
After walk of about mile we came to
the ''Temple of Horrors" This a horri
bic place-that is, the scenes are hideous
The intention is to represent what bad
man would suffer after death. 1t is COM
posed of ten different groups of statuary,
made Of clay, and many of them are crumb-
ling to pieces. The first group represents
the trial of the man; he is surrounded by
his family and friends, who are trying to
defend him; the second, where he is con-
demned and given over to the executioner :;
in the third he is undergoing semi-trans-
formation from the man to the brute; the
fonrth, where he is put into a mill with his
head downwards, and being ground up !:
his dog is by the mill, licking up his blood.
In the fifth scene he is packed between
two boards, and is being sawed down
lengthwise; sixth, he is under large bell
which is rung until the conclusion kills him:
seventh, the man is placed upon rack, and
and the executioners are tearing his flesh
with red-hot pincers; ninth he is in a
cauldron of boiling lead; and the tenth
scene represents him upon gridiron, I'M
dergoing the process Of roasting. In all
these scenes his family are present; also, a
large figure who represents the Judge, ex-
ecutioners, little devils, and various instu-
ments Of torture.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-05-18


This old mother of sectionalism has de-
cidcd by ballot to require all foreigners who
may be naturalized citizens of the U. States,
to remain two years longer in this country
before they can vote at her polls. In effect,
the Constitution of the U. States makes citi-
zens of them in years, while Massachu-
sets requires se,en! The first-named
authority says negro cannot be citizen of
the U. States at ALL but Massachusetts, re-
quires only residence Of one gear for this
class of persons. Verify the Bay State has
high claims to the honor of being loyal to
the compact which knits this great confede-
racy together.
The Germans talk Of holding a National
Convention at Cleveland to dcnounce this
narrow policy of their Republican friends,
but such convention is both wrong and
slseless-wrong, because no body of people
should assemble in this country as class
when an easier remedy for their infections
presents itself-useless, because a return to
the Democratic party-the party which
necer denied to the adopted citizen the full
eserciss Of has rights-will regulate this error
not only in New England but throughout the
Republic. While Republicanism has point
ed you to slavery as an excitant Of your
sympathies, it has coalesced with those who
hate you with cordially which was faith
fully recorded in blood at Louisville!
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-05-18
MARRIED.

At Mcfiregor, Monday morning at O'Clock, by Rev.
Mr. Radcliffe of Prairie du CHEN, JOHN + WRIGHT,
Esq. of the American Hotel, to Miss CLARA SAT-.
FORD, youngest daughter of Mrs Pool oil of this
city.
We had tho happiness, by invitation, of seeing our
young friends fairly launched the of Marimony
'i""y oil those ladies' 10
whom the marriage ceremony was deeply suggestive.
JOHN passed through the ordeal with the nerve Of
veteran and the expressive eye Of the bride trcmbed
not she solemnly vowed to leave all the friends OF
her youth--to be Wright. sg Easa
After the union, congratulations were In order and
these, both verbal and abiat mixed with slight i-
diligence in sparkling wine, 1--WE to weakness for
the two last-named luxuries,) rendered with a
sincerity that refreshing to witness light and
excellent breakfast followed aud the bridal party
companied by many of their guests passed the
river for the train which has probably carried
them to the Atlantic States May Heaven and
return them and safely to the hearts which
at McGregor will be ever ready to give them welcome.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-05-18
NOTHING ELSE DOES ME- ANr GOOD

LANCASTER, q. H., S. C, May, 1856.
DR.. C. N jackson, Philad'a Dear Sir II have
been afflicted with Dyspepsia for number Of years,
and until three years since could find nothing which
would afford relief Fortunately for me heard of
cdr. Hollands German Bters, " and thought would
try them not, however, with much faith that should
be benefited by their -aaac ssa.#
To my SUR rise, found that, taking few doses
was relieved Of the pain in my side and chest, my
appetite became good, gained strength, and in fact
felt stronger and in better health than had long
time do not allow myself to be cut Of the Bitters if
l can obtain them, for nothing else does any God.
willing at all times and ready to my case to
wish part icuI
and shall with Plea ure recommend them to all who
may be afflicted with Dyspepsia Liver Complaint,
for believe il anything will give them relief they will
be relieved by IIoohands German Bitters Many per
in this district have used the Bitter with benei-
cial results, and have doubt you could got
number OF certcates you to ask for Them for
my certain knowledge quite number have been very
much benefited by the OF your medicine.
almost forgot to mention that my daughter, about
six years Of age, cured of Jaundice by iiooa,d
German Bitters, think best to men this a. have
never known them used in any other OF the kind
Respectfully yours, A. HALES,
Witness, j. d. GLENN. Silver. NTH
They are prepared by nr. G. NJ. Jackson AIS Arch
Street, Philadelphia Pa, and sold by druggists and
storckeepers in every town and village in the United
states, Canade and South America, for IS cents por
bottle see that the signature of 9. 81 jackson on
the wrapper of each bottle. u3ow2
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-05-18

The following is worth trial:

Meat.
The following is worth trial:
Mr.. Editor Among the many useful
hints offered in your paper will give the
following, in regard to keeping fresh meat,
which has never before been in print. You
arc aware that meat, for instancea leg Of
mutton, or quarter of beef, is hung up by
the shank, which brings the cut part down
and just reverscs the position in which it
was in the creature, consequently the juices
all run out leaving the meat destitute Of
its life properties and it soon spoils. Now
all that is needed in order to keep meat
fresh and good in any weather, is to hang
it in just the position in which it stood in
the creature. If flies are plenty, of course
it must be in dark place OF else they will
trouble it-nothing more is needed to keep
ii good till midsummer. Care should be
used while dressing meat--about cutting
the outside and then all the JUICES will be
retained keeping it fresh and nice. L
know this to he true by experience.
Yours truly, ID. 4. POTTER.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-05-18

SAVE YOUR MoNEY.--ELANDERs has got
home from Boston and in few days he
will have one of the most extensive stocks
OF General Merchandise ever brought to the
west bank Of the Mississippi. He deems it
proper to advise those who want TO make
cash investments either at Wholsssaie o.
Retail, to ''wait for the wagon day or
two longer and select from an entirely new
and snowy assortment Of Spring styles,
many Of which are just imported from the
English and French markets.
Foot of Main street, in the large Brick
built by Allen & Wilkerson.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-05-18
IMPoRTANT.-William Barrows, ESQ, +,

IMPoRTANr.-William Barrows, ESQ.,, of
Davenport (may his name be immortal y
has presented the Iowa Historical Society
with clip from the 'block' or log on which
the renowned Chief, BLAcKHAwK, used to
seat himself! This is most valuable gift,
and it is to be hoped that no unromantic
cook about that Historical Chamber will
ever take it to boil a tea-kettle with. 'To
such base uses" it should not 'scome at
last" Who knows but in the dreamy future
which spiritualists are fast fastening us to,
that some highly developed medium may
not be able to gather from it, by course of
a posteriori reasoning, the whole history of
the Indian tribes of North America. There
certainly is bottom for the conjecture.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-05-18

GLAD OF 1.-THE Iowa Statesman has
been merged in the State Journal at Des
Moincs. High time this was done too, for
tho Statesman was about the sorriest look
ing sheet that ever issued from any State
Capital in the Union.
The Journal is edited by WILL. PORTER
and is now (the last No. received here) a
handsomely printed and spirited Demo
cratic paper.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-05-18
A Fire Company.


Read the article headed Oshkosh i'm ash.
es, and ifyou have no disposition to act upe:
the timely suggestions of "Gimcya s''
your property insured soa,"'" az any
price, for as sure VS. so'''e. OF '''ef
this present o--'of McGregor will be ''in
.Shos- -a.,, il some means are not provided
.~.avert the danger. We have called at
tcntion to this matter repeatedly, and if
veu burn up your goods, your houses, your
grain and possibly your wives and little
ones, don't say you ''never thought Of it."
Our material for tho organization of splendid
is as good as the world af:
fords and but little money from each bust
ness house in town will put us on a res
pectable war-footing with the devouring
element
Call a meeting, talk it all over throughout
the town, subscribe literally for the pur.
chase of Engines, and sleep easier of nights
afterwards.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-05-18
DIR. j. WADE KING.
TIGER. %

WIS fast trotting Black Hawk Stallion will stand
ior Mares the present season, follows: The
mt week May, lt to 9TH, at Elkader, from 9Th to
10Th, at iatch Grove; from 10th to 23d at Flkader
ana so on alternately at these two places. The Tiger
wlll be stabbed At J. 8. Kings, Clayton City. his
way between these two points. For description and
ped,gree, see printed circulars, inquire Of W. b.
me Tiger took two premiums at Mendota, Illinois,
10 1903, one for Trotting. and a Roadster The
hor'es beaten by him that occasion, were Of tho
pest blood OF Illinois, and bear the following
aoung e. Lawrence, Royal Oak,
black brd, Clifford Morgan,
Morrall Murat, Ill BLACK Hawk
Quick Silver, and several Others
a5 Good pastures will be provided for mares from
distance. at reasonable price all accidents escapes
or theirs will be at she risk oil the owner
&S- The subscribers will put 20 or rs good blooded
mares at halves to be divided when the Colt is four
months oid-the owner Of the mare to set the price
what he will give or take. IEEt
IsRms $2a for the seascn-half to be paid At the
end OF the season. and when the Is known to bo
with fosl the remaining half will he collccted-that Is,
Sl25O will be- charged for the service OF the horse and
Sl2,5o more, If there should be u foal All mares
mast be regularly to the horse they will DO
considered a put by the The season will ex-
tend to August list. D. A. WARNER.
WM. uODGKINS.