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TKH PAPERs.-HsWks / Bro. have the pa
psrs. Harper's Weakly, Frank Leslie's Il
lustrated, lspftit'of the Times, &c. j = b :.
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engravings, and the like, and no ono will
deny that this is one OF the most efficient
means for producing such an effect.
Here then is an extended map, embracing
some of the most prominent and Interesting
scenes in Scripture history, and presented
with so much faithfulness and accuracy that
de not hesitate to say that the artist has
held ." the mirror up to nature" and most
Beautifully has she reflected her image upon
the glowing canvass. 4- l4
Go and ses-it for yourselves, and then we
doubt not you will send your youth. W
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withdrawal.

withdrawal.
P. S.-MIDNIGHrLTh sky is clear and
the moon shining splsndidlya Nuf ced.
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{ ~. II. B."-This correspondent evident
1y had not seen yesterday mornings LEAD
RI when be wrote his communication.
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MITCHEBLIs New BIOGRAPHIES.
MITCHELL'S FIRST LESSON
1Il IN Geography Y for young children, design
cd is an Introduction to the Primary Geography.
amlTCHELL'S NEW PRIMARY GEOGRAPHY
with 2l beautifully colonel maps and 100 eugravngs
2 y MITOHELL'S NEW INTERMEDIARY GEOG-
RAPHY. Illustrated by q newly engraved copper
plate maps, drawn and engraved expressly for this
work frOm the latest authorities, and embellished
with numerous engrayings.
These Biographies beloved to be the best
works upon this subject eItant. The maps and cuts
are new and beautifully executed, the text is made
10 conform to the present state Of Geographical
knowledge, and teachers contemplating q change in
books should not decids without examining these
books. Address 10 j. b. COBB & CO.,
Octll Cleveland, o.
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HAS RETURNED TO- HIS OLD
stand, UNDER THE AMERICAN HOTR
oi the most improved kinds Of sPECI4OLES. All
81 Glasses whether or near lar sighted are ground
Inder his own Inspection, BY machinery Of new
onGfrucfion with the greatest care to suit the
e7ss IN all cases. curing Heaknessy DEEinesa o. In
fanmation Of the eyes, end importing strength for
Iona reading or fine sewing. Z. Il L.t
~ n b. soI0MoNsoN would here inform the
pubic that be never employs any one IN the sale q
hf9 Lenses. ... ~ e sstI = =. : /. ..s-...
~ Also, splendid assortEnept Of sPY 7 GLAsSE
MluRQSooPksl Assss q, EsPt on na9a.
a berfsct a. natural. .r.'s
of5ICE-No. $50 sapsrior st., RRdsr The American
Hotsi. U sES
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ERUPTIONs, SALT RHEUM, ERYslPELAs.
Itis now generally admitted that all sruptfve dis=
eases depend upon some internal or constitutional
cause and that TO use washes ointments for them
is sure way to inurs the system, and only to drive
in, not to cure the disease. But Humphreys spe-
eiho Homeopathio Salt Rheum Pills are a true spe-
cife for all such diseases. They cure Salt Rheum,
BARRIERS Itch, Erysipelas, Pimpes on the Face, Rns
Worm, and Nettle Rash, by curing the cause upon
which they depend and by restoring the skin to the
state Of health and purity. Thus, not Only is the
disease cured, but the softness and beauty Of the
complexion restored.
Price 25 cents per box with directions, boxes 81.
sentby mail or express, free ofeharge, on receipt
of the price. Address,
Dr. f. HUMPHREYS CO.,
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Special antiEea.
- HoLLowAYls PrLts lrn O1rrrss

a. HoLLowAY's Pills AND 0nTMaST.-
RRTsIPHLAs.-ThesS deservedly popular medicines
have met With astonishing SUCCESS IN the care Of
sryulpslas, kings evil, riRE worm, sourTy, sorOfa-
iOus oruPtisns and all inhammatory diseases Of the
skin. other preparations may afford a Temporary
relief, but the combined action Of th0Ss rs1edioe
will BY their detergent and PurifyinG properties
snsot a radical cure In the blood and syutsm.
Read thu Advertisement elsewhere.
Sold by all Druggists, at 25o 62o., aud 81 pOr box
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are the most efsctuAl remedy ever known for all
complaints peculiar to FeHtaes. 10 all Classes they
are fuvalusble, aduoing, '0 certainty, petOdioal lFe0-
ul0rity. They are known to thousands who have
led Them at diferout periods throughout the coun-
t1y having the sanction oi some Of the most s1aiet
sic1Slg u dnsricu Ezpiicsi direott0ns sItFg Sghei
and i1hV then should not be used with each bOXFsos
Cne Doilar sacA boz cOtif0iHing 40 Piils.
a valuable pam phet 20 be had fres Of the Agents.
Pills sent bp mail r0mply by enclosing price 20 the
General Agent. Seld BY Druggists generally.
b. B. HUTCHIEGS, General Agent,
~ Cedar st., New York.
Sold in Cleveland at Wm. Eisk's and Gaylord
gRUmcnd'H
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DR.. Cheeseman's Female Pills re sold -
CHURCHILL BROTHER, Druggists.
RIO s. W. cor Ontario 81. q Public Sgunre.

SHERRY VINE BTTERs-It is the bsst
Medieine ever used for Spring and summer eOla I
plants It has been more literally patronia, than
any other ever established in this country ius ths
same Richardson's Bitters which has reslOred Sc
many inYalids to health throughout the Eortheast-
srn states during the past thirty years. Read the
following.
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JUEF 1IKA 1.-THE sun shone out beautiful
ly and glOriously for little while yesterday
morning, but shrunk back nbashed at the
dismal prospect of mud below him. A
glowing weather item, written in all the ex-
ultstion consequent upon seeing such an un-
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4 MPIIbIANI IU y IMhILl5.---
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS. fhe combination
Of ingredients in these Pills the result Of long
and extensive practice. They mild in their ope-
ration and certain ia correcting all irregularities,
Painful Menstruations, removing all distractions,
Whistler from cold or otherwise, headache, pain in
the aide palptation of the heart, whites, AL nervous
sdsctions, Mysteries, fatigue pain in the back and
y abs, &C., disturbed Sleep which arise from intor-
z1utiop Of nature.
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VlE Wrnr. o., July g, 1883

DEAR SIN Having sold 'Dr. Richardson's Sherry
Wins Bttes for the last two years, must respect
fully reeommed It to the notice Of Dyspeptic per-
sons, and all persons who require stimulating
medicine
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DG- SWEETS ISFALLIBLE LrNTNENT ToR HoRsH il
unrivsled By any, in all Of Lamsness arising
from SprainR, Bruises or WrsnehiRg, its sfsSt Is
magical and certain. Harness or Saddle CALLS
Scratches, Mango, &C., 1t viii also cure sPsadily-
SPAWN and Rinsbone may be easily prevented and
cured IN their iueipient stages but confirmed Gases
are beyond tks possibility ofa rsdio1i oTs H0oass
OF the kind, however, is desperate hopeless bat
1t may be aleviated by this Linimsnt and it's faith
nj Application will always remove the Lameness,
and enable the horse to travel with comparative
ease. -- r. ~ 'tta -
Every horse owner should have this remedy at
hand, for its timely At the frst appearance Of
Lameness will efectually prevent those forminable
diseases mentioned, to which all horses are liable,
and which render many otherwise valuable horses
nearly worthless
See advertisement sept 27dkw:Rs5
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FINE STATIONERY.
PAfkR AND ENVELOPES
FOR OUR WHOLESALER ANDRRT6 T6II..TRADF


FOR OUR WHOLESALEANDREI TRADE.
.. JyB. COBB 4 CO.,
OWE PARTICULAR ATTEN-
NJ TION to this department of Trade-having
always on hand a large stock Of the best manutac-
turers goods, especially of the following articles:
Windsor Mills Note Papers.
L Bath Post. o. a.
Letter Paper.
Uarson's Congress Note Paper.
4" ~ " Letter Paper.
/" Cap Papers. |
De LaRue's Note Papers.
Letter Papers. 8I
SOuthwOrth Cos. Mills Paper, all kinds.
Planter & Smiths Extra Thick.
Congress Cap and Letter Papers
Windsor Mills best Envelopes, all sizes
to match with Windsor Papers.
Also, great variety Of all kinds ofB0FF, GOLD,
CREAM LAID, or
WHITE ENVELOPE
Of every size shape or thickness
j. B. COBB CO.,
julyI6 ..-.. lS6 Superior st.
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EST In all cases where DR.. s. A. Weaver'S
canEeF and Salt Rheum Syrup, together with his
Cerute has been used, il has cured Erysipelas Some
eases that had resisted all modes of treatment for
many yeGrss had been perrrotzy rzn'' p" -
aureI by these articles Tn efficacy in such cases,
Is truly wonderful. They ever fail Of sfiscting q
cure forall huInors.
Sold by Gaylord Hammond, @. S. Mackenzie, E.
W. Sackrider and Win. Fiske, Cleveland, o.
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-WmLIAN's PANORAMA OF THE BIBLE.-Thrs
finely executed painting was exhibited at
the MeIodeon for the first time in this city ,on
Tuesday evening" Owing to the rain and
mud, and to the fact that its merits as
work Of art were unknown to our citizens, the
audience was comparatively small. The ap-
probation of those present however was frs-
quently expressed in whispers, by. ."Isn't
that beautiful" !" "see that bower; it looks
az if one could walk in and take a seat, "Look
ct that palm tree; see how it stands out from
the canvass and upon one occasion their
applause broke out in q heartfelt clappfug
of hands. i-f-i 'tii
We noticed in the audience a clergyman
whose head had been frosted by nearly three
score winters, who was as much delighted as
any of them. We understand that in few
days an opportunity will be offered for the
admission Of our Sabbath School children at
a reasonable price. To this we give our
most unqualified appreciation. We pay
thousands annually to educate the young,
but of what avail is an enlightened under
standing without a corresponding cultivation
Of the hearth A strong and vigorous intel
lect guided by selfish aim or sensual de-
Sires is dangerous foe to peace and good
order in community, or social bliss at the
domestic hreside.
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- What a wonderful discovery is PER-

Bs1- " nat O WonueIlui uIscoFeIy - I eII3
Davis Vegetable Pain Killer, it not only cures all
the ills of the human family, but is also the only
sure remedy for horses with Collie it has never been
known to fail in cure Of the worst cases, and for
sprains, Galds &o,, it never iaIs-try it once. Di-
rections accompany each bottle. sold BY Druggists
-...-.a-.Il.
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va. B. COBB y COS

THE WOMAN IN WHITE, by WiIkIs Collins
Price in paper, IS cents; cloth. 81 0g
CHAPTERS ON WIVES, by Mrs. Ellis........... ,OO
4IA4 4 I; LIS TRANSITION, by VIM. Arthur. 100
MEMOdhS by Marion Harland. nd.................. rs
THE ORIGIN OF THE SPECIES, by Darwin. rs
Ell FUREIDI5, hy the author Of the Lamp
lighter 90
Ihe Ebony 100
Sreeleys Political Text 100
Olnsted's Journey in the Back Country-(SlaYe
States) ........ I,2J
mltcnells Popular Astronomy. Is
Inc Throne OF David, By IngrahaE. 70
The Correspondence of Hum bold ], Is
Parsons Laws of Business, for Business Men, 25O
Ogden science OF Education 25
Euseblus church History - 200
The Taxidermists 90
Bryant Strations Book Keeping. 70
oven merediths Poems IS
Lucille, by 0oWen Meredith. ............. IS
Say and Seal, By the author Of Queech y....... IS
~ 't-.- J. B. COBB & CO.,
aug5O a-+ l36 Superior street.
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DR. CHEESEMANS PILLS.

was the commencement Of a new era in the treat-
m0nt Of those Irregularities and distractions which
have consigned 50 many thousands Of the young, the
beautiful and the benevolent to Premature Grave.
No Jamaican enjoy good health unless she iE regular
and whensyer obstructon takes place the general
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RENO YAL,

D A. UAIllnII1lI.ll = y = :
The Sherry Wine Bitters are for sale By Gaylord a
Hammond and G. 8. MAckaRzis, Cleveland, o..
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Office No, IA Superior Street.

Little Giants. He attending toward that
Canada of all political fefugees-the Black
Republican party. EIFsfeprsssnts too many
principles and too little principle. laugh
teri KS
Mr. Neil then paid his respects to the Bel
party as twin Oh the Douglas party, aid
hoped that as in life they had been faithful,
so in death they would not be. diyided.-
(Laughter.) They claim to bb q for the
Uhion, the Constitution and the Laws" :"
without single enunciatory principle
Why, who in ell this broad land except a
few abolitionists of the Wendell Phillips
school, and few disunionists, at the head
Of whom is Herschel Vesuvius johnson, il
not in favor Of the Unisn, the Constitution
and the Laws?
But Mr.. Neil, after trying to make one
strong point against the Republican party,
and, falling to meet with very decided ap-
probation or success, said that he had not
time to analyze that party and show all its
blaeknessj and 50 gave laudation of the
Breckinfidge party. # they went down,
they would fall in the battle and with their
faces to the foe. He Hsolemnly believed I"
that New York would prevent the success of
the Republicans, and upon this statement
our opinion of his good sense fell materially.
Mr.. Steward, of N. Y, was then intro
duced, and made decidedly rich speech
Hssaid that he should not attack candidates,
but principles, and SO he did. He scathed
the Douglas wing without stint, and inter
spersed his speech with anecdotes, which
all laughed at heartily. He has fine voice
and good delivery, and so kept his audience
wide awake. He is q capitol story teller
and while he made, some severe charges, he
did it IN good humor and courteousness
which was appreciated. He is an able and
sfieetiVeistump speaker. 4...4
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In consequence Of misapprehension by
the Jury as to some of the numerous amounts
set up in the answer, a rsmitter Of few
hundred dollars is to be made by the defend
ant; the amount has aot yet been com
puted. d.sls 4saH .-.ae ia4aa
Marlov VS.. C, 4 NJ. B. R. Co. Action for
damage to building and property by location
OF road near the same. On trial. a.
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STATE DISTRICT CouRr, Morgan ct al. VS.,
spangler From January to May, 1855, on
divers days, the defendant as Sheriff, at the
suit of sundry creditors, levied on and at
tached about $50, 900 worth of railroad iron
as the property of the Cincinnati and ehica-
60 Railroad Company. The iron was re-
plevied from the Sheriff by Morgan ct al,
and the question of right of property is in
volved in this action. The verdict is as
.lollowsi Ia ILE o. 1coau HlE|
"The right of property and the right Of
possession to the iron known as the Litch-
field iron, Ito wit: 94214 tonsl at the time Of
the levy, to wit: on the oath day of Janu-
ary, 1856, was in the plaintiffs, and there
upon we find damages for the plaintiffs in
the sum of one cent.
"We further find that at the time of the
| service Of the writ of replevin, to wit: on
tho 18th day of July, A. D., 1855, the defend
| ant was entitled TO the right of possession e
the balance of the iron, to wit: rs SO-224'
tons of the English iron, z4s S54-2240 tons o
! the American iron, and IlS ST6-2240 tons o
the compound iron, so called, making in al
442 1316-2240 tons, valued at S2s,76S 90, t
which add interest from July 18Th, 1855, t
Sept. 18th, 1850, S7,2Ol SO, making $50,
1868 SO, and thereupon we find for the de
PENDANTS in the said sum of thirty five thou
sand nine hundred and sixty-nine dollar
and fity-nine cents. C. d. BAPoooKi
4.
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WAUKER.-The Jury in this case sxculpatS
the Company from oriminality in the case.
DEoIsroS.-For decision in the railroad
casSin which the Cincinnati & Chicago Road
is involved, see Court report. HJdJd z
INPORPLNF DaoIs1ON.-A decision of some
interest TO drovers has just been rendered in
Westchester county, in a case against the
Hudson River Railroad, for the value of two
bodocks smothered in the cars in conss-
quencs of the grated door becoming broken
and the conductor closing the tight door, on
the passage from Troy to New York. The
case had bean tried in the lower Court, and
$lg0 damages decreed, from which the road
appealed, but the higher Court sustained the
original judgment, deciding that the printed
formula on the droYer's pass, in relation to
his taking it and his freight ct his own risll,
was null, because the droVer had never con-
se1ted TO such an agreement to release the
road from any claim for damsges.-N. =.
ID .
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GRUPrIOEs, SALT RHEUM, ERYslPELAs.

Sold by Gaylord s. Hammond, Wm. Fisks, @. s.
Mackenzie and Z. W. saelErider, Cleveland, y.
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~ Hoststter's Bitters are sold By f-als
CHURCHILL a BRO, DFuEsists.
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The COLLISION on TIE DETRoIr AND Mil
WAUKER.-The Jury in this case sxculpatS
the Company from criminality in the case.
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Dr, :. HUMPHREY,s . co.
.NT no FEMALES.- :

NO. o0z btOaaMa3i n. 1.
Sold b r. W. saekridsr, and Churchill 4 Bro
&gB-see advertisement in another column.
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NRW ADYRRTIsRRIRNTs.

So For TelegrRphic, Market aud Marine
NeWn see Fourth Page, Oh ,lLIt5.I +.
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N. H. soIoMoNsoN. oprrorAn,
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS,
FRAvELER,s REGIsTER.

THURssDAY MORNING, OCT IS, 1850.
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s,udley PHILADELPHIA. adl-y RIoh do Mary MauSns
s Kelley ssPp p sSo sS as, s
Albany SD this fore, oop wind Vert ship George rurnr;
ana from the roads bark Helen Maria brig. Charles smith
RALfIxoEE March s-Ar bark L.p~ins Kelly Ri. ia
sss aSsd bss ouS
S S.;s: v ssS .a sis;
SsS st.s s $ s, ;sa, q% Mcclellan West
Indies: :ss tss.s sIs n.niiS sa'i''0' Tor
To osd g. George Thomas ross rOvdsncs
y b!.a !.,s s, :s' k.. ssss and ID
as Ho mp Ga .D % w fsn fG
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SS q Hsyy.sS stFss s DOs
Bsrcelona scrs Bella Peck, Gardner Providence; Chief FL
ylSIoS sca Feb q sr!s psl.as s,s:r
Sss
Is. sf seis
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a roasy sssnsa
Nice soston ds; II GrsnSs for du Tunes Phnnsy
Eo ssSs CnS
ds Geo for do do Howard for Boston do Ivy
HAMPTON ROADS March s-Arr bark Sally Maees Ro.
gers Rio Janero for Rchmond brig auresa, Smith, Gar dc
NORFOLK March sArr :slp Warrington Norton oAinsh.
islsrds sch,s nin Carter Fsk Boston, c1d schr Van
NEW BEDFORD March lo-sd steamer Dam, Perry,
Bslnce and Baker Jr for Norfork which AID yesterday
.1e os En- S.
mussen. and Na1~ens orsn. lsier TesSaiss 5sh
scar rcsr Norwood, Victoria Sid 1sh, schr 1oando. HI
w., Ms.sa ~ .: . s! Ds
I'm Cadenas Edwin Reed Chpman nYork Adelaide, Yousg.
% S BE-
Paige SCDcs Pa sshr. Pane shsosf9sd E,s;port;
P6SfLASI March s-AIr scArs rranlln Godfrey, Ba.i-
Ss ipd a. "a ss
Glen Holmes Mobile briss Ansene Avery Wot.on Hava'
q Loousi Point. French SYorE Sd wind W. BARK John
PLlMouTH, March S-Arr schr Washington, Nightingale,
RICHHoNp; HarchI-Ar .tesmsAip jamestown Skinner,
than. lisr. MYork; schr. Atwood Rich Bsson Dsa,
vile, Chester Nyork; Sid schr Ecip 70 Cock. NYork.
:sAf ssssl 59
shshess Cooper Do; 1ibi9n Hart 90.
laslss LOvst DO Is Industry Como COLUMBIA River 10TH
ss Sa ssss S,ss ss:
49, ss92 sssonss
se}noldc Por hsdscn nrg Pride Of ne sss Garcia Ban
La Paz lS Malay wicomb Manila ish. bHx Boston Nor
HoooaS 3v &c
GIG lsih chip Gsorgiana M e. Matches, Victoria.
MYok schrs Kate Brigham Freeman NYork; Henry Casoa
ss1Rsfo ST. March s-sM brig Hudson, Grimm, Bucks.
VILE.
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&10 OOO TO $4,000 LOAN wANrID-IM1.Dr-
O1y.OOO assly. On ceeacs an1 vaiusbIs k.iaAs z
connsy eonssshS sscus % besaiuIy slu..sd Ia Win.
accessible Ne iowe9 part Of ~ city any par. Of above
Twmyfhird s!eet Rrecsely smsx os ns s q 1870
lo and upwards Fees GRADED and sosssa.ay
treated WITH principals ready 10 sci y enos
Address box 1913 Post Office.
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TO Try GOODS JOBBERS.--A YOUNG MAN OF RE.
specsbiy laiely arrived from tho north OF Ireland
being de sirous Of obtaining immediate employment willing
devote his entire services the interest: Of
house who will give him opportunity Of Masking his
known he desire remuneration whatever until
bis employer consider him deserving Of class
references supplied Immediately Address &. FL box 2s6
Office.
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4 CARD THE oFFiCERs AND MEMBEns or Ma.
"A zeppa Enaine COMPANY No return their thanks 70
IressnE b.sasA :pd ady for u b0ua,sol :IPly q
on easurday evening March 70, $50 - y
NoRnn EnsLzsH, Secretary. -
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DENTI0TR

4 RrIYCIAL TEETH BEAUTIFUL SETS ON PUR
"A silver, only p; ne gold and plasina With scntnuo
Trne ezB SINGLE teeth 81 teeh ned and extracted witho
be lsa palm rhs bes bone Ang 10 Tho world only 7bc
lSe Sixth avenue, between Tenth and kisvensh sreste
DR. LUTaER. Doutrf
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SITUATION wANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG
girl do chamber work and waiting private boarding
house objection 30 tho country. Gan be 22
18Th at between 9h and l0sh avenue
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WAN1I,EiDs-A siI y BY A BLIGHT INrELLI-
sse goods h use one who has JUS. left college, writes
marker Persons In need Of sueh youth may apply At his
fAhcrs store 40 Pesrlst hh fesdsnoo = Henry d.
Salary not much object
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VVANTED-A SITUATION, By FIRST RATE LACE
w and embroidery Address boz 1909 Berai ofce.
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CrTUArIONS wANTEp-BY TWO YOUNG WOMEN
- cool and to aas with the waahna and ironing;
good cook ard baker, the ohes chambermsd and
both fully understand their business and produce good
city reference Call for 52 9Th
aud sd IT. second floor 'front.'
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-06-02
ONi Lots, Colc,y .A4GNinn.

Lots |; 2, >: (: !. G; :. l. Is, =, IT.
east ball aud south west quarter Of y. 20.
30, 81. %: 81, %; So, IS; 80; Al; II, I3;
H. -: 46
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-06-02
SIOUX CITY
Delinquent Tax Lis
OF THE YEAR 1859.
MARsHAL's OFFICE, !

MARsHAL's OFFICE,
Sioux City, May IL, go
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
" the following described Real Estate
will be offered at public sale, on the 18th
day of June, 1850, at my office in Sioux
City, Woodbury. county, Iowa, for the taxes
levied on the same by the corporation of
Sioux City for the year A. D., 1859, to-
qcther with the interest and cost thereon.
Sale will commence at 10 o'clock, A. NJ,
OF the above mentioned day and will be
continued from day to day until all of said
Real Estate is offered for sale.
J. W. STEVENS,
city Marshal.