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HEALTH OF AMERICAN WOMEN.

HEALTH OF AMERICAN WOMEN
PORTAGE CRY, columb. county, Wis,
Dr.. }. F. Bridge. sec'y araetenberr, Co. 81 -'''''
Dear Sir We have sold the Graefen6ere FAMILY
saying that they have always proved ali that Won claim
for them-the most reliable remedies Of the day.
Wedslike to partcularixe where all Of them appear
to be indispensable, yet mot refrain from referring
to Marshals Uterine Cathocon which has never fail
ep In its mission, and has produced results under omr
immediate observation, both wonderful and satisiac.
tory.
1t Il especially useful in diseases incident 70 prcr.
nancy and We have no hesitation In saying that It's use
by persons In that condition, whether delicate or
healthy, Will invariably be attended with benefit
mas been used by various ones in this vicinity for
Barrenness and in evero instance with success. ''
Yours '''s siass L CO., Druggists,
owAroSSA, Steele Co., Mimi,
November IA, 1859.
Gentlemen- Having used your Marshall's Uterine
Cathocnn In my practice for the last FIVE year, take
pleasure In recording my testimony Of its value for
40 not Know OF single Instance where it has given
the most complete faction aud many eases OF te
rlnc Complaints have come under my notice. which
after having exhausted the skill OF eminent
have been permanently cured by this medicine. In
fact never knew remedy universal in accomplish
ing the object for which is designed and Of 60 great
value to the human family Is this.
DIS. MARSHA, N. r.
New BosroN, Winona Co., Mimi.
Graefenberg Co., 50 Park Row, N. Y:
Grntles.en-We most cheertully Join With mauy
Others IN this country in giving testimony to the
general good character Of the Graefenbere Family
Medicines both for the purpose Of rendering Justice to
you and to place within the knowledge Of others who
may be langushng on bed Of sickness the means Of
cure -. E.'.
Living in new country, AS We have. for some years.
where to obtain good and reliable physicians In out Of
the question. We substituted the Graefenberg Manual
OF Health for family physician, which We have never
had cause to regret but much cause for gratefiness
to you for the benefits rendered US and our friends nv
its able yet simple teachings Of the treatment of dis
ease and the preservation Of health.
Yours, truly, PHILIP RAMER.
RUrH RAMER.
ONALAsEA, La Crosse Co, Wis, Oct 3, 1859
thereby certify that have used the Graefenberc
Company's Marshalls Uterine Catholicon In nv family
and consider the best remedy for diseases peculiar to
females that have ever seen.
My wife afflicted with Prolapsus Utcri Calling of
the womb.) and by the use OF the Cathocon is COM
pletely cured.
I would earnestly recommend il to any lady who
may he subject to those distressing complaints.
Yours, truly, Rev. A. g. COOLEY,
r...-.... . Of the N. Il. CAwycA.
most chccrfully endorse the above recommends.
ton IF the Graefcnbcrg Companys Marshall. Uterine
Catholicon, having used it in my family With entire
consider It the best remedy for Female complaints
in use II J. Pxcx
Onalaska, sept. s. 1859.
See Advertisement in ar other column. l3syl
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@atest Mews.
STEPHENS and Hazlett we're hung at noon Oh

Stephens and Hazlett we're hung at noon o.,
the 10th, No excitement.
Gov. Bissell, of Ill.,. is very low. f.tE
The Asia arrived March 18th. The annexa.
ton of Savoy to France Was before Parliament.
Mr.. Bright very sensibly observed that it was no
business of the British Government, and the
discussion dropped.
Irish Catholics are petitioning Palmerston to
exert himself in favor Of preserving the integ.
rity of the Papal dominions. English papers
publish an appeal from the colorcd exiles Of
Arkansas, whom late laws have driven out of
the South. Tie Meors have defeated the
Spanish troops in an important battle.
Wheat had advanced At Liverpool. -..-
Baltimore is likely to be the place Of holding
the National Convention. An informal meet
ing will take place at Charleston, and adjourn
to Baltimore. a.s.
A Pacific R. R. bill will undoubtedly pass
this session. ..hEa
The Texas troubles are easier; Cortinss is
about played out. - e. -a.-
The Nicarauga Treaty is rejected by . vote
of 81 to 20-Dcmocrats opposing, and Republi
cans favoring it. ...... -.
AtLynn, on the 18th, 5000 strikers turned
out in procession. There were supposed to be
$4,000 spectators, including several military
companies, bands Of music, and delegations of
ladies from twenty surrounding towns.
A fire at Rockford on the 18th, destroyed
Winnebago Hall, and many other buildings
Loss $4,000. ...
Piccolomini is married to an Italian Prinae.-
She has struck the key note of human happi.
ness.
The Canada Post Offices are now closed on
Sunday.
The New York grain and -four market was
''dull and lover on Saturday last. Pork very
dull. -A sEerras@ .Es..e
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4 N active Agent is wanted in every COUNTY in the
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introduce our NEW NATIONAL DOUBLE THREAD
TWENTY DOLLAR SEWING MACHINE. War
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j. w. HARRIS CO.,
[l77Sl Shoe and Leathsr Exchange, Boston, Mass.
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MelOdcO1ls for Sale.

M RS STEBRINS, OF HARDIN, has the Agency for
lvu the sale Of Simmons 4 Whitncy's celebrated
MEL0DEONS. Samples can be seen at her re- idsnos,
aud at the house Of the Editor OF the North Iowa Vss
McGregor.
March IA, lS6Oyl
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ Subscribe for and Advertise il the wAvKon
TRANSCRIPT. The Transcript has larger circulation
than any other paper in Allamakee county. Terms
cash In advance. T. II. McELROY, Publisher. -l7Ot8
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February %, lS6Ow4 Pr fee 81 80
SHERIFF'S SALE.

SHERIFF'S SALE. ~
State Of IOaca, Clayton county-ss.
M Office is hereby given, that by virtue Of spe-
~ cisl execution, issued out Of tho office OF the
cleEk OF the district court Of Clayton county, Iowa,
dated the 18th day OF January, 1861 in favor Of
DenBiso Leary, under decree for the foreclosure OF
certain Mortgage upon the following described real
estate towt The south half Of the northeast quar-
ter Of section hirythree in township No. ninety five,
north OF range six west, of the fifth NJ, containing
eighty acres making Suel d. scribner, defendant
and that I'll all on the I'd day OF April, 1850, ut
O'Clock, said day, at the Sheriff Office in the
town of McGregor in SAID county offer ut public sale,
the highest bidder for cash. the above described
property, to satisfy a judgment Of the sum Of One
Hundred aud eighty dollars debt aud five and $1,000
dollars OF suit with interest," the Of ten
per cent per annum, and all cost and interest that
have may accrue thereon.
J. KAUFMAN. Shift c. c.. Iowa.
BY P. G. PARKER. Deputy.
February %, lS6Ow4 Pr fee So
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PIONEER HARDWARE STORE !
80 Azt1
| WILLIAMS { HARVEY,
HAVE now on hand and are still receiving aslsrge
I'll Stock Of Hardware generally, Of which the fol-
lowing are part:
L r q m,
American Rolled, Refined and Hammered swsdss
Pera and Norway Nailrods. a. s.,E't
7hinble Skeins, Iron Arle Arms,
Wagon Boxes, Spring Steel,
PloD Steel from to 12 inch BY 81 6tos.l
Cast Steel, Horse Nails, Milwaukee
Pressed and G.
Burdens Horse Shoes, Sheet Iron, com. & r G
Wire and Screen Wire, Sheet Zinc, q.
MaAeabk Castings, Carriage Belle,
Eiptic Seat and carriage Syringe;
Nuts and Washers. ""
Cfstcrn Pumps, Lead Pipe
Chain Pump and fixtures CHAIN, Jack, Trace,
Log Binding, Cable, Cow Ties, etc.
Rivots and Burrs, copper, iron 4 Tined,
Nails and Spikes, cut and wrought,
Tacks, Brads and Fin. Nails;
Rope and Twins,
Fishing Tackle,
Glue, Borax,
Rssbbes' Belttng&Packtssg
Belt Hooks,
and String Leather,
Heavy Strap T and other
Hinges, Blind Butts, cast and wrot; Door Butts,
HOUSE TRIMMINGS,
mings, Locks, Mortice & Rim Latches.
etc.; Chiscls, Mortice, Firmer and PAIRING,
Gouges, Cofin trimmings, Red Chalk, Glass
and Putty. q
Carpenters and Joiners Tools generally.
SAWS
Circular and x Cut,
Mill and Hand Grind
Stones AXES, variety Of makers
Farming Tools;
Shovels,
Spades, Hoes,
Forks, Rakes, Scpthes, Cradles, etc. |
BlNckSMetths Tools,
Guns and Trimmings, Caps, Wads, etc., etc
SCALES, Platform and Counter.
STOVES.
Above We enumerste some Of the leading articles in
our Stock and would cali your attention the follow
ing; our PERuE SHoB SHAPE Is manufa at the
Sable Iron Works, every Bar Is warranted, will nav
all charges for Transporting and refund the
money II any proves bad. We warrant best NAIL
ROD, also.
We selling the best brand Of SAWS made In the
United States and England, the Plates Eng. Steel,
ences to those using them, as to quality. |
hand.
We keep the Utica, Seneca Falls and other rh,mbls
Skeins. |
We have lot Of Stoves, which We will Job or Re-
tail at COST. sH a -Has a#
We have and are receiving the largest stock o
Cradles, Scythes, Forks, Hoes, Rakes, Snath.
shoves. Spades and Farming Jools generally, ever |
brought into this country which we will JOB very low
Should we be out of any Goods in line, our "a
ctities are such that
We Can NIL any Order,
In short notice and Mt low figures. |
n Word to those sendixy Orders for
Goods.
Be particular about size, quality TO-, and you can
rely filling IT, IL the Goods are in market You
rely the articles being just such Is are called
for, not the next thing nearest it. |
ONE FAVOR WE ASK OF BUYERS, |
Give a call-if don't SELL to you, we can give
you Prices We intend adding variety Of GODS
70 our stock which has not been kept before.
MeGregor, February 20, le6Otf
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

CONPOKAJIONN OlICE.
. meeting of the common council held on the
"A 14th Of February 1850, the following resolution
Was adopted:
WHERkAs It was ordered by 0. w. Crazy, county
Judge Of Clayton county upon hearing the petition
presented by A. Wanzer Agent, that the territory
described In SAID petition to wit he north half OF
north east Ia of section wcntsevcn i27) The north
west one fourth of section twentyseven (2!) Erac-
onal section twenty-five (22) and south east fourth OF
Basil Giard claim, l, containing 100 acres, all in
Townships 95, Range 3, in Clayton county, Iowa
should be annexed to and become part of the town
OF McGreyor in the county of Clayton and state Of
Iowa from aud after the eth day of March, 1859
therefore,
Resolved, That the question whether such annex.
alton be made be submitted to the Electors Of said
town of McGregor at the next annual election or u
ncipal officers of said town, that there shall be IRE
pared ballots upon which shall be printed the word
"For Annexation !" and also ballots upon which shall
be printed the words against Annexation which
shall be loft election day in the care of tho Judge,
of election for the use of the electors.
DOUGLAS LEFFINswELL, GEO. l.. BASS.
Feb. 10th Recorder. Mayor.
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State Of Iosca, Clayton county-ss.

Mate Of l0cGs Clayton cOunfy-Ss.
NIOTICE Is hereby given, that by virtue Of two Ex-
ecutions issued out OF the office Of the Clerk Of
the District Court Of Clayton county Iowa, At tbs
suit of g. s. Aiken, plaintiff, against JOS. Field, de-
PENDANT, both bearing date February 2lst $50, aud
to me directed have IL led upon and taken the
property Of the said Jos Field, certain judgment Of
Record, which rendered by the said District Court
ON the Goth day OF September, A. D. 1850, In GER
tain wherein JOS Field was plaintiff, aud &. NJ
Green defendant and that shall on the l4th day Of
April A. D. 1860. at II o'clock A. NJ, at the sheriff .
Office in McGregor, Clayton county, Iowa, Offer
At Public Sale the highest bidder for cash. all the
right title and interest of said Jos. Field, in and to
the above described Judgment, to satisfy two judy
ments, one Of One Hundred and Twenty-ons and
09-1O0 dollars, and one Of One Hundred and Thirty
two and sO-lOO dollars, amount due including debt,
interest aud costs with interest the first above
named, At tho rate Of per cent. per annum, and
the other at the rate Of 10 per cent per annum which
JUDGMENTS were recovered against the said JOS Field
At the January Term, A. 1880, OF said court aud
all costs and interest that have may thereon
JONATHAN KAUFMAN.
sheriff Of Clayton county, Iowa.
By p. g. PARKER, Deputy.
March II, lS60wt II. Fee $3.50.
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- The Louisville journal says that
the slavery issue, in Kentucky, is about
5000 niger babies yearly.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
State az lor1, Clayton. co 4nty-ss.

otu1e ~ 7UU7, CIuytUH. CO Wy-SS'
NOTICE Is hereby given, that BY virtue Of tx
IN ecutien issued out of the Office OF he clerk Of
the district court Of Clayton county Iowa. to d.
rected, dated the 2lst day of February 1860, in
avor Of W. Bach, and against the goods, chattels
and real estate Of John Schmitz ct al have levied
upon the following described property, taken the
property Of John Schmitz. to-wit Lot No. four a.,
IN block No rty-eght s) situated in the village OF
North McGregor, Clayton county, Iowa, and that I
shall on the Sd day of April A. D. $780, at o'clock,
p on said day. at the Sheriff Office in the town of
highest bidder for cash. all the right title and interest
OF the said John Schmtz in and to the above descrb
ed property. to satisfy judgment of Fifty-one (5l)
and 36lOO dollars amount due including debt inter-
est and costs. with interest at the OF per cent.
per annum, which judgment recovered against the
said John Schmtz et AL At the January term Of said
COURT D. lS6O, and all costs and interests that have
or may accrue thereon
J. KAUFMAN, Sh'fC. C.,L.
By p. G. PARKER, Deputy.
February %, fssOw4 RI fec 81
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UOISE no Sell

1OUSE III SELL.
+ HAVE convenient Dwelling House the
i steam Planning Mill, McGregor which will sell at
a low price and give time ON part OF the purchase
money.
Also, . House known as the sOld TaAnery Build
ing" for sale ut small figures for Ready Pay.
Feb. Sth, lS6Otf A. =. RICHARDSON.
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SHERIFWS SALE.
State Of Io,ra, Clayton c0uniy--ss.

Stale 81 l0tra, clayton c0uMy--SS.
NOTICE is hereby given, that by virtue of an Ex-
u ecutiou Issued out OF the office of the Clerk OF
the District Court of Clayton county, Iowa, dated the
2st day OF February A. D. 1850 to me directed and
in favor of Patrick Mcdonald and against the goods
chattels and real estate Of Ernst Zoer have levied
upon the following described Real Estate, towit :
Lots No twelve Q2) and thirteen Q3), in Block No.
three (3) i'm Jones 4 Bass Addition TO the town
West McGregor, Clayton county, Iowa. There being
upon said lots foundation for Brewery, and that
shall the l4th day OF April. A. 1850, at ~
o'clock, A. NJ, said day, at the sherihs ONCE IN
Mcresor in said county, offer at Public Sale to the
highest bid cr cash. all the right title and interest
OF tae said Zcle in and to the above described
property to satisfy judgment Of One Hundred and
Ten and $500 Dollars, amount duo, including debt,
interest aud costs with interest thereon at the rate OF
per per and all costs and interest that
have or may accrue thereon. which was recovered
against the said Ernst Zoer, ut the a, uary term, A.
D. 1860, OF SAIL court. J. KAUFMAN,
Sheriff of Clayton county, Iowa.
By Z. q. PARKER, Dpnty.
March II, lS60w4 Pr. Fee s., so. T..
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Shot! Shot ?! ShOt!!!
ID ECEIVED direct from Helena Shot Tower . full
III assortment Of Extra SHOT, from Buck down 10
smallest size, which can sell at st. Loui, prices.
Upper Levce, II. BALDWIN,
March II, lS6Otf Prairie du Chen.
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SHERIFFS SALE OF REAL ESTATE
State of Ioac0, C2auton countv-ss.

SHEklfFS SALE OF REAL ESTATE
State Of Io'oa, Clayton county-ss.
NIOTICEis hereby given, that by virtue Of an Exc
cution issued out Of the office Of the clerk Of The
district court OF Clayton county Iowa, to directed
dated the 2lst day Of February, 1860, in favor
OF w. Balch. and against the goods, chattels, and
real estate Of Richard De Laney, ALL have IevieJ
upon the following described property towit Lot No
eight @ in block No. forty EIGHT (4S), situated in the
village of North McGregor, Clay on county, Iowa
taken As the property Of Richard De Laney and thai
shall on the Sd day Of April, D 1850, alto o,s2o
A: n, on said day, Mt the Sheriff g once In til
Of McGregor, Clayton county, offer at Publl
the highest bidder, for cash, all the rgh1
interest OF the said Richard De Laney.i
above described property, to ST
ninety.seven and S7-lO0 dole
ing debt, interest and costs
the rate of ten per ceCt. -
GOV cred against the s,i1l
the January term,
costs and interest Il
J. kAUFMA
..r.. By P
February %, 1860
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

4 assortment Of superior Beloit Print Paper
"A just received by II. RICKEL l. co.
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+ Special Notice.
VTNO those purchasing SCHOOL BOOKS and STA.
l. TlONERY. II. Rickel 4 Co., keep on hand q
larger variety Of
SCHOOL BOOKS AND STATIONERY
And sell at LOWER PRICES than any other estab
lishmcnt In Northern Iowa.
McGresor, February I, 1S60f
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'Oy - W. ANACNs AcpuSys
February 90, lS6Ow4 Pr fee 50
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SPECIAL NOTICES

m Coughs. Colds, EioarseneSs. &c.-The
.sssnce of the above complaints at thus season
!. ae effect OF bringing out a host oil professedy
- eeIhcs: and while some few may he good.
r. s-s useless and some even dana To
End disaypo ntu,ent. the best course TO pursue
\. "a consult our iatais phssIcian. or otherwise
>, m +, snch remedies as long public experience
/ !. srot Ell to he safe and efcselnus OF this class
/. f}LER'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF GUM
|,atEiC. originally The favorlte prescriotion OF
h. em,u mi phy sieisn. IL soon became popular
Er,, medicine. and wir4out advertising, has
Lon,,raet to enjoy growing reputation for the
a. twenty years. In all recent cases it acts like
|. ,,qrn: and IN Chronic cases, Bronchitis. Hoop
II Coush Group. Asthma, &c. il is used with
rss,rse ed success. as most families will testify.
sad i, Fisher i Winston. Meade Il Baker. A.
[s4sler &c at Is cents per bottle. and in an ele-
|'sI lor Prepared by J. BALMER, Pharmaceu
|nr Raltlmore. Nd. fe ISM
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Cost ~ ~ Assanle.-IA the HOSTESS oonxk
yestsrday, III iary fii ~ e. Of fAfs1ek
kean, li1Bcisd 5Df ssssaitise 80. 1s1dlss
Philip MAsItsss. Js., eauD inie 0sn1t a1a1l
= o'elcek. ena rs.Aered . ys11let 6 Dilsy
ekainst the secnsed, naine HIN 9tOo ed eoetg.
As eoo1 . thfg verdict w. rendered tee Oooft
decides that tbt aeetst10u - Ibid 10 eao-
tody tntal the 4no Was pad, bo& 6Delino1a -
i9pf3on hin - ~ lAltaonal pa1isAUens 1or
Mr. y. @hftA, tAs eosbselS for ~ 1s1saes,
moved tho Court 70 gr4nt anew tTiAH - 1h6
Grogoo fhaS .1f. x1AA nd aieeovsae4 noW
eytdence since tn yoo6ARtnG Of tbo ,vor1ict.
which W01ld correct some Of The 1Aete g ~.
tailed By the ConhHonWealthss Wltsesbso. 81
Tho motion Wae argued IT. Ioo6shS ~ MS.
White on the oEe side and 4r. Onntoi On the
other. and when apbmitted to the Court was
unanirn0tisly rejected.
AbOut o'elock communicAtiou Was -.
ceived from Gov Letcher. ~ Sergsant bud.
ley, reprisvinG Kean from other punisAUsat
than the payment Of the flne. The Attorney
for the Common wealth, on seeing the feprteve,
declared that the Governor had no right to ~
lieve the accused from confinement indicted
for the non-p yment Of the Ane, - that Was
not part Of the paniehmsnt + and the C0urt
agreeing in this opinion, the Sergeant was di-
rected to hold the accused In cuatody until the
fine IL paid, or be 10 released By . witt Of
habeas corpus. With these Instructions ooSote
him, the Sergeant held Kean In custody, And
Mr.. White, his couusel took immediate steps
to submit q motion 70 Judge MeTedltA tOr
writ Of k0beas cerpws.
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A PAIR OF 'EM.-The recent visit Of the Le-
gislatures Of Kentucky and Tennessee to Ohio,
has given rise to few good things. We print
two from the Cincinnati Commercial:
"The Kentucky papers tell of good joke
perpetrsted by some OF the returning braves
after the Champagne battle In Ohio. A man
on the train going down to Lexington person.
ated Governor Dennison, and made harangues
NJ the way stations which amazed the popu-
lace, and have probably convinced the people
OF Kentucky, who listened in good faith. that
the Republican Governor OF Ohio holds queer
doctrines on the subject OF nisgers to beenter-
tanned BY man living In . Northern latitude.
"The story goes that when 1t. Gov. New.
man, Of fTenneasse, was hare with the Ksntucky
and Tennessse Legislatures, he was accom-
panied By his body servant Z sprightly, sable
colered boy Of shout thirty, who was con-
:cioas q be aigpisy. y. nsstsr. Who va. In
costed him in ~ hall Of the Nstl Hopss. Just
before the departure Of our guests, with q
Why Jack, haven't any Of the abclitionists
carried you Of yet Yah! yah! Mas New.
man,-Quoth Jack,-tWhsn seed You gWins
down d street arm -in-AFn wid Gabner Den.
ntson and 0abusr Chase, / tot xou wor gone.
sure-yah !yah: Governor Chase IL respon.
stbIe for the story"
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tsss, ianty and BLADDER Cnm.I.t...-Th.
adder Utmost u most inportan, discovery for Kidney.
,hea q, Wnp!aints, Urinary Distractions. Louc1r.
s ssfI and be,,uls Sssusl Ws.Ens.sss. h;:iss
s.sl felsvsS M nave been able to walk, have s0on
lfssared ty 2; this powerful COMPOUND. II r.
E ssn and shons and is pronounced BY medi-
CoMpneHI,S Sh1 have used i, % Be the best
ssd b. 0GE;Iiss s9 cents A fresh supniv int -.
sls-iau, FisdER 4 WINSTON. DmrsiistS. i.
Main street. iieSmSnA.
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a. NJ. Nicholas Saloon,

MAIN ST NEAR EXCHANGE BANK.
.6sN ~ Nicholas Saloon, second to TO other es-
A.ls+ u Heht IN the State, is constantly supplied
y "a 'Ee choicest
fatNCH AND AMERICAN CANDIES.
....-.,,, FRUITS, NUTS, etc.,
s..tA VII he sold by WHOLESALE or RETAIL
'i Toe mnst satisfactory terms.
tv' NfRl Mt RCHANrS are invited to exam
At'hs arte ant well selected stock. which il bo-
= constantly added to, before purchasing else
e, ssriies and families supplied with CAKES,
\ AZ hnisa1 w a1d IEL LIES, of every description.
4HIERS and COFFEE, GAM + and other
iht htshM rs served in the best style in the
/ i'ai steon, and At the shortest notice.
s4-im A. ANTONI.
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-o r,,r vorrRS HENRI.

TO TIE vOTERS u i.;Ia ~ mv
a. co COUETY.-By the adylce -; Gt "f
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