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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-12
ARRIVAL OF THE ARAGO.

TIE steamship Arago, which ss11sd from SoutSamp-
ton On the Both uf arrived at this port last sveung.
Her advces are of the ssms date a. bose brought by
the North Briton published yesterday morning.
The Arsgo brings 1893 psssenssrs, Tho usasl mais.
! and 500 tups Of mercbandse. Among her pssssngv@
xs notice John Bigelow esq., of TIE n. y. Evening
] Post. Cant w. d. Smith, U. s. A., DR.. Thos. W.
Evans Of Paris MaroS's Pic del Bufa Of Rome, and
several we-known American IAN i'ss. June l, fP'
M. lat. so 06, Ion. 13o 30, exchanged signals WIN
American ship Wallace, bound east. Ssne ame ex-
changed signals with an American ship bouoa eas''
showing blue flag with white globe In the conse'
The steamship Canada, which arrived At Ayerpoa
on the 2sth ul, reports that the 2lst MT, while on
Newfoundland, in dense fog the brig Rovers bnae
suitained collision. She was abandoned By her crew.
who were taken on board the Canada.
ENGLAND. Il.
The Canadian mail packets, leaving Liverpool eyey
Wednesday, will in future call " embark ana ,ana
mails at Londonderry instead Of at Queensown. sup
Elementary mails for Canada and II UnI.eo otASes
will continue TO be made up at the Lon aon once sssry
Wednesday evening, containing letters &c. postea or
arrvpR.n London up TO the usual post nour on toAs
day. and will be forwarded to Londonderry, 70 ce pu,
on board the Canadian mail packet, togeth,r VIII Al
other correspondence reaching Londonderry on inors'
The remains of Mr.. Albert Smith were In TERED At
the Brompton Cemetery on Saturday. The iuneru
was Of the planest description, Mr.. Smith hsN og OK
pressed wish that the expenses connected " ith n
should not exceed ECO.
The Morning Post has the following:
"DuBLIs, May g. 1884,
"a bark which has been lying at Queenstown tbr
the last six months freighted with arms has excited
considerable interests but the mystery u ut length ex.
planned ~ :, r..l.'
- telegram received this morning says the Charles
B. Smith, which has been lying in waters % long,
sailed with her cargo Of rifles from Queenstown yes
terday for Liverpool She was freighted by the Carl
baldi Committee in New-York, but having arrived
here after the had terminated. she lay of Queens
town waiting ORDERS II 10 possible that GarbsldYs
recent movements have occasioned the vessels do
paiture.
The Obserrer saye:
"The Queen has ordered a coagt deiive for the
election of the present Bishop of Carlisle Dr. viersl
the See of Durham vacant by the TRANSLATION Of Dr.
Longley to the Archbishopric Of York"
The Paris correspondent Of The London Ti,aes says:
=" cannot omit noticing interesting article in The
Conststionnel of Saturday May rs relating TO psss-
ports. If there be any meaning In words 1t indicates
that the days Of this odious system well nigh num-
bered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-12
AUSTRIA.

vIEsvA, May 2s-T'he fret session Of the enlarged
Council Of the Empire will only be OF preparatory
character and will merely deliberate upon the organic
bases of the future governmental edifee. The EN-
peror will not open the session on the oia ms'.
speech, nor will the present President DC rspAceo.
The Archduke Rainier will continue to preside over
the Council of the Empire. After this preparatory st-
ting the Council will be formally constituted by the
deputies of the Provincial Diets and by those Areh
dukes who may take their seats in the Council oy order
of the Emperor
chosen for the President of the Council.
telegram from the Austrian Embassy at Naples
has been received here, which asserts that tarlbaim
and his volunteers had been completely routed
The correspondent of The London Daily Ntrs,
writing from Genoa, under date OF May "a, ssys;
Dispatches have been received from Palermo by
the Sandman Government, which fully confirm not
only the victory obtained by Garbald at Calata Fimi
the 1900 Neapolitans led BY LAMA, but the more
important one, which placed the nights surrounding
Palermo in the hands Of the Siclian patriots. Theft
of these victories is further confirmed in letter sd
dressed by Garitadi himself to RosaIno Po Count Of
Capsce, from Calata FINN, under date Of the 18th:
Palermo TSs population; high pt: md oln camp
by thousands Tomorrow shall march Acano; 1eli Tn
Let cythe, Ratchet. nail at the OF stick Uaite with
II is S:h,: Witch :s.ssaad Ssspsia% troops: Dsss
The s, ss ..
much as you are able. fhope to see you soon.
The following is an extract Of letter from Ea-
gsh resident at Palermo, dated May lS, received in
Liverpool yesterday:
Our posts with the interior of the island have
quite stopped, and all the telegraph wires have been
cut. Garbald is marching toward Palermo. The first
batch of troops have been well thrashed not by Carl
baldis men, but by Sicilian bands A coomna mobile
Of four thousand men, came back Yesterday from
Csata Fimi. More than two-tbrds of them either
killed taken prisoners; only about half Q dozen
brought their muskeis back. A great many were
naked, and one dressed as a woman Anothec column,
of some three thousand men, has also returned from
the Parco having shared pretty much the fate.
Every day proeama,ions are issued by the Committee
of the insurgents. Some 800 Swiss troops have arrived
from Naples they have been sent twice into the
country, and returned They are now stationed in the
town. When Garibadi gets to Us the people will
all come out and attack the troops that between the
people inside, and Garbald outside they viii play the
Old Harry with the Neapolitans and the police. All
goes right. Francis H. may now bid good Sy to Sicily
forever. You cannot imagine the enthusiasm In the
town. every man is waiting joyfully for the signal to
come out and fight, and the police in the meantime.
all evaporaDg. The soldiers have not the courage
TO look at the Pslermitans In the face. Next time I
write you, no doubt Garibald will be here with us.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-12

CrvrRYyILLE Course, l.. I.-TacTTISG.-Mondsy,
June II, 1860. Match =, 0o0-ule heats, best ms,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-11
EVERETT HOUSE.

hARTINSBFRG. -
II HE ancsrsigncd having iesteo for . term o
years The HUtFl on re corner II Quesn ard
Make streets, kn On heretofore - the Rswlin's
buirt. and hsv,ng thotuBahiy renovated sed 70.
furnished the House with rniife rev fufnHure
shi aftsIes, v hoW prepared 10 accommodate the
HaTsliine public also bOHfcsfs ~ the week,
moan 80 year.
Hn TA1LE Eili be furnished With the best IN
IN martrt
He BAH viii Be Supplied with Liquors infe.
ftof % nons IN thr roBntfy.
Is STABLE ~ii be attended by experienced
aad ausnuve Ostlsft
u ~ he dststminston OF the Bndersighsd o.
make his House hone for all whO may favor
bin si'h thsir patronage
Porter oil 10 a. the Dsnot upon the arrival
ne House
eall from his old fiisnts and th, public gsus-
TtlT. 10 respectfully olisued
Oct ~ '6o-iT GEO. W RAMER.
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S>>>T R " L n .>~>{
PRICES TO ACME. POSI- PAIN

PRICES 10 AGENTS, POST PAID.
Boxes PEGS With Certificate. o.
do do 90
IS do do Is do
100 do do IOo do ~
". B-wHh each Pscksss Of 100 bone. 90 pre.e,t
the Parohassr 100 CsTihcssa Of ~hich o,
iced 10 contaia ons order foI FISE WATCH OF
SssiHs Nseh'as. 90 b ordsTRs 60 boxes oas pack
sEe y0u sufe % receive s. Isuhcatss eoa "a % "a
one Older Tor . .pl-ndJ SILVER WArIH be,,J, a
hrse naabsr Of oIher very Nshsbis pr, N su, CO..
desiring 10 set a. AEest which may sasbs htn pro-
PIANOS. MUSIC.
hkLODEONs, BOOKS
SEWING MACHINES 6e
BOusht ssd cold o , COmmssioa. Apy article vile.
sect ." the country 81 the bo-tas puees nth
". B--Astais ~ahisd 10 s.sry towa CiresI.r.
seat on apple AtiOs. Ad irs,. ell Con msaiesoas 10
{ COLBERT 4 CO.,
Conn tst,dn Mrrchaats 4 GsBsrsl Agsut.
~, SOsth Foeitb 81. below Chestnat Phils
QJ-Fof our stsgrity sad ab,ity faibi out engage
meas, NC bee 10 refer ~ The follow N u kno
gentleman and business frns.
HIS EEeslisney W GEARY.
PA GoV. Ksasas. westocrsiaad. Pa.
PALaEu, RiSsAuDsos & Co, Jewellers, Phiia
y, a. WAssU, Esq,.
VS.. A. GsAy. Esq
hessrs. kGNaEaEs Moon.
Nster StrssI, brioE Arch phiindsIpki.
Mss'r, PHsrT RSATH, oh 4 Market sts, Phis.
}, {, FrlLEa, Jewsiier.
D WAHb. EsI. Pablisher ~ Ashioas. lie.
". u HosEt, Iatassugua Bank.
Hoo. l.. NJ. BCssoS, EsrskA CsnfoTnia.
Augs,g -. lso0-ly
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Pref. L. Nilier's
EAR iNYIGSRArNR.

A. h'senNs. sASs ARD soososrAI oospssss.
FOR RESTORING GRAY HAIR 70 IL. srsxs.al soLO,
utAosi dy'as, ssd Prsv.ssisg The ~ ar sm t.s.i.s
FoR PREVENTING Badness. 40. ..,,., n.
n.ss . tse Test particle % vitality OF f.e..
Perstve esetgv rrss ,ai.g.
Ton REMOVING scuRf AND pANDRUYr, .sa
al eoi.ssous sf~ctsoss q the Scala
Fok bkAUriFrtNG THE HAIR h-.sr,,,. N A,
sn~sssbss sls.s sas bs,iii..sy, MAKING u ssfs ssd
90 80 essfe sad easss-g % 10 curt readily
Tue r'~ss eeleetse,y snd tee t.er~,sssr I-~>.S
VOC s" sns9asiied Prspsrassos. eSays.<s al. pso-
Pss'of tat enc trial % Oaly sees.ssry 10 ssi.fys
s'e"g p.eis Of D" ssp-rior gsaliiiss s~.r s.y
eahrf prspasst toe 81 pres~st sn n s~sn>~, IN
sa1 sos'p irsa s.>sr~f cd sev czs.s.ss Ass.s
S.s'ss hs hsir 70 g,o~ lsssrisstIy, ..d si,.s Ia :
-, son, glossy and esxisss sppsss-s<, ed slss
eefe zee nsh 10 ieose.'ss aud iht.alsg. "a ell give
sas'h ssd v'sos 10 the Ioois re.oss The sr.- u
70 thoss psrs shicA have beee.s hsia ss..,,s Al q
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-11

4 RNARRIAGE GUIDE a private
instructor Tor married persons OF thus-
G1 sbOUt b. be married. both male aud fr-
XII male, ia tBefyihinE concerning The rhy-
sioiugy and relations ~ o0r cal sysem nj the
production ot pfeseut,o0 OF Of pring inc iudihs
all Ihe new discoveries never bsioTr giErs 10 ihe
Eogh,h language by WA. YOUNG, VI. D.
This - really a valuable and Interesting wrrk -
1T wriIsn 70 plain lang ssee bf the genera Tead.
eT God !, iliusHated VIII hSmrfoas enstsyine,.
All yoehg married people 81 nose coBlen Ia 10
mAuisge and hsTiRE lhe lSAAs impec meal TO
mAtr q life should read ihh hook. It distIossG
ssrfets ihst every ous shOuH h SCquSistsd with;
tuil u - book thSi fuVst be locked up snd noI
I've bb0ot the house L. all he seni % any ode 80
The receipt Of IS cents % spreie rc-iaEe stamps
Address Df wM. YOUNG, 90 AID Spruce 81
above th PbiiAcclphA Pa
CTATFLicrgp AND USroEruSlTE No mater
What may be yoor disease b,io.- You place yOut-
self under lhs care OF any co. 81 the notorious
QuIcks--nsiiye o toFsigh--Nho adv ni,s Ia ihis
nr any othtr Apef. geia copy 81 sbhsf 81 d,
Youngs pOSs and read u eafefuily. D. will b.
Tue means OF saTing yOu macy . dollar, your
bealih and possibly vUar life
/. Or YOUNG can - consulted on arr OF the
diseases d-scfihed 10 his pubiealicos al hs OF
nee, No. ii6 Sprase SJrre'. sb5ve Fourth
August ~ l@GO-soNl
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Ten Thousand Buyers Wanted.

On Mats Street, CharlsRosea. V,,s,,,r
'INHE usdsrsianeo bssou hsue 600 g. e ~.t.tti,
Il masolsct1fisE o. hs TIN WARE. SroTk
AND SHhBTJRON ISHBENT
"a ChsrirsiuSH, ever de- tipttoG 81 Cuiinsr5
WsFr, SssAlls tosss 20 Al itne oi bas,ue.s 80,
o. ihs best massfisl sos ~ sGp-l t-nc~d sofERsu
The s,ocs s0~ N b.. War .'oasn Coz, >, 49,
every sseisi sntcte Suown TO tts hou-ss.srei
sod any Aft'eis called Tor say aui1upt 81 GUocs
Ses''ea Gao - isEs1se-a yea ee>rs,~s
AmoeF 49, sto~E % TIE Ware may - f1pr4
BuCkETs e sn sEs.;
coffsE PoIs ef's. se.; 'PP's,-s PATTERNS.
tbLlkNDkRs, Sptt.. st-smefs ca Serru.
CAkE CUTTERS ficar Hos..
FATTY PANS % vsstoas p.tt.fu.
BASINS. CsssNeF " sss. Fttt hst.
AkAsJrss 81 al s'Es- so Pstst.d fot., w.ts
f'' stock 81 SHkE7' mos hAhH ,rn-
prise' svsfs srnie ~ ~ Cullrsfy sat H5s,,-
sespinr department t.. .t,ck 90
n II ON ES,
smefsres e'riy vsri..y ~ No. .Gd,'.. S,cv~.
@ rn'eA nav e' i'Sad he i7i.o~'ar 'rrt0y-
Isi,Os cosa stove. q ss.s Sso,esu,- oe-,. =,i,,
psS.,,s 60. '.', ,ou.ss, l''sr' Col
N'i,eo's Soos ''s's Gro,i.s Capital ,lss,
Io' "sod % Coal. Cot
rreD,os coos,' 'ss. R.sa,ora .tls,
L.Srs. siss., No,si " .o,
P"Stau.~ Gfsle. aI..4.s
AI'o PsHe- sist 0cusrsr, ACC FrsbEiiu o.,
PO.se..'sS ev-rv facility Eu,sn tu,inss.
be 10 rrep.'ei a. al unr, 70 eI-tals ~.htlt
most pfutnp'usss 81 st-fs sI
BUILDING AND Jon ITORR
TIC RoohhE I'nhtaE 400 spout,rr cote 20 ors.r
and N The Gee sssnbrf
Msreh'as DESTROYS - rrri.ni.tirF tk-if,rprL
OF Ito or SHEET Iron Wac, will hpt 81 o. it,if
AdvaniaEs % Zeal vilh me shsUInasr sIlr.r.
o. d''eoaot e. nerchsti. trn siiici,s ar- tough
~ ~, qu'nhJ- Isbsil slsois.~ neIthsnFv
TIA Ware,
Rags Re- H,4..
Rs~sHlG B|s GO,
Wool pIt -.
Shs,psEih, 4 & P-~f,,
Thshbtai Tor psst TIA rors art wits E.t,,ni,,
hoa 70 merit the iucrrssta patronage 81 ~
community. respectfully soIirus cal lfrrn IN
Nho de,ife rufchasinE sng artirlr 10 m, I'm, ,i
10 please
seq ~ 80 ALBERT MILLER
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L- FROM
YESTERDAYS TlN-W ARE
STOVE WORKS!
CharlestsWn, Jenerssa County, Va

lux sssstsstiy isersssssg asra.sS 10, Tia. sa.~,
s-.s zee sss.s Wsres, Cook 90 spp.r.ss. Of ,v-,y
sess,Pose, hetsf ks~fsF. syostss. .ss ali .,h.
see.eS'sd 18th ny tas,ass.. las issse.a
ustpfcoetiisds i0r shsA ms ssts ,st 80, -
Seues 'ese .stsl ell dssssds ,L. .so,, ..nr.o.
" rs'ss ihsss esgsGsa 1. The ks...ss. .,-s ,,o,-
r,Iy tsss hssstetsts. ssd ss'. ~.d. susoss-
ssse 70 ssy sb ny ~ats fa, d,tset, from th- 49,.
,s,~ssn sss tsPortsrs. ssd paschss-d 10, most a.,
Pessa tnsrhta<ty ssd look The n..S f.e,.,. ~ 81
es-.' sss law eePloy~d ost iAs mo.t s...T,.
1850 ~oftsss. add o. ~,-stsetstr .. s.ts,,,,.Ix
10y soeeets ~ tes sane bssss ., In 10. Stat. 4 A,
Psure'g eoehdsot Of ~ sA.lity 10 .upv,Y IT, ,,.-a
o. N"Etsia IN all Far.. 10 ~ bs.asa Of bs.,....
90 see oodstisg tsrs. eoaeers 80 IN. "a.
V-fsr 70 TIE entrssts stock Of diasteat w.r,.
Keep ees.,asily O. ha-d tsisk ess oder ,ss,r,-
~eatA 10 ell a th,s State ~hsch e.saet f.,I a.
." ne q very iiesr.l patronage.
N1N wv ARE.
IAsvs sow u.ess.e,ur.s ,.r, 49, .e,
ss.or'esas 81 Tts-w are % tho beet su,ht, ss,,h I
VA seh' 81 ny estabiishssst 10 Ch.,l,siev, %,
h'osss ~ Trsvsisg Agents. thross sat re., 81 "A,
eS.o' 10 he State. altos prisss iCr eA,H. or N en-
y w.ss Rags. sAsp-saia', s.s.-.I.
cOs.uy Hard Soar. De.
soss we Psiros ne tbs ESTABLISH meat - IN ,.ry 400.
sreaght 10 iAsis bsssess hos.e. asd the ,g.a-
nAse fvn the ss.,< with5si E,v,.E Then ,,ts., ths
'sPssss 81 Ssga,e sosb.. o. Pr-P.rnE Cor .hp asaI
q s.,. d..rssis stoek Of COAL
skCTTLEs. ASH HODs III. 4 CAR.
RIERs. FIRE SCREENS DRlPPISC
rANs, COAL sIfTERs. kTOyg
IirEs, &e sss an prepared to- 20 the
IRON Sees @sassf. ct short S0tics. ali kisJ. Q
W sheet-irou Work,
o. either Ressis. Eagiish. Aasris.n or
esvenssd lros. an of which keep
supply 90 hand Of all Tins.
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sheet-irou Work
Heating and Cooking apparatus.

aeeh ofsTovEs sithis tin,s od 70 a.
seOd ehases Ter sslesiioa as eau be Iosud J. &Sfa
y ,.'.stl.sess' % the State. .@ooE vAies 2
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-11

DISTRICT NO.
wm n. Lewis.
Charlie, n. MeCurdy,
Dsvd Hamphfey,. Jr.
David Hail sod Wa
Ralef, or sny TOO OF
more Of them Comnis
siooers.
Thos. Z. Woodward ,
0meer.
DISTRICT NO.
John s Moor.
Andrev AldridFe.
Daniel Cockteil.
Jamrs wysosr. and
II. b. DsvrnpcrL OF spv
two OF msve oi them
Commissrarrs,
Ihos. yobosoa.
omeer.
DISTRICT NOS.
Joss wysOnF,
3 I. Lee,
Robert A. Lucas,
Daniel Cameron. and
Jacob ReiLbsrt. or say
TOO OF more u hen
Commissioners.
Ls~n Lucas.
omesr.
DISTRICT No. :.
WIN. snsilvood.
JOAN II Ail.tsdl.
Phiiip EbEie.
William Mccoy aud
GeorEe Ctovl, or sny
40 CT NOR, Of them
Commissioners.
George w. Cor,
Ohcer.
A Copy-TeIe.
October 4 1850 tie
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October 4 1850 Id
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-11

-
FREDERICK CRY NJ.
THE sehoissiic eHFreisrs Of tais itt'tuisou y
BE- resumed 90 bgasag a. - u SsgisHbsr =
\. A b caahdeuuy believed thst this 81 hooi en-
70 az msnv sducsiional stEaaaEss 40 pefsoi
10. eomfof,s 81 sey YOusa i.adiss ssmihsfy siihef
ne Nofihsfn ~ 5outhsfn 5iaiss Beng tssa
. ta a southefa 8taie Hts 10 Ell I've procliviusl
aouthsfn lnsiuuftoa.
-, Bsasz asn T'ai'is. t-siss'-r fss-.s
la Rey-s. LifAf Pei WasAisE, &C.. 500 ~ -
lsfis seq Fsyatis Aaif yfafiy isafraass
o. Fof CFcaisfs aud over Fsftscuiafs, sfFs
r. wiNCHEsTEa
OVeFseers OF the Peer.
V'HERE uiH b. mssiisa ~ he Boafd q
oFsfsesfs ~ be Psof 81 ~ CountY Go -
AoafsY l5fh ~ Oetob-f ~ ne pafeo . % siscs
tnt nh-sfs asd also = sapsfiutsudsht Tor ~
Fesf ir6t
FRANCIS YATEs. pr,stB4.
Octofsfa tF6o 81
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-11
Fresh Covering OF Hair.

Tier. are hssdr.ds Of l.d,~. sod restl<a~. !. N.~
foth ~ho have bsd their hair restored b, al, y,s az
N" is'yots'or ~ess ell other Prersrsiso.. lad tai.
%. l. he, 70 sis possesses lettsp iassssssbls
tsb 'sf 10 the above facts. ros. per.op. o. the Axs-
ss' respset-oilhy. % viii sGsetssIly prs.sst TIE
HAIR PROM TURNING GRAY
sstil the istsst Perod Of h, ease. wh.r. the
hsH has sdy ehssged color. the zee Of the I.-
vnerstof VII vita ees.ainty re<fsrs q 10 e-trlnai
As< gi'rsT q . dsrt. lo..y sPpssr.nes. A /. per.
saas oT The tsslst ed HAIR Rssiorsuvs h % r.rics
h'iy rrtemosadcd, having an agreeable frssrssee
and the grvat fseltes % Affords 10 dressizx "a kasr
uhhb ~bsn moist with ths lav'goraos. be drsss-
cd 10 any required form 30 20 preserve s place.
whsiher plsT OF ~ esTi-hsnc- the Errst dessd Zoe
By the lsIiss sapaard Iaila art,els y hieA soo.
ssEs' 70 Be -nb0S' =. NE P''es places AZ uiAis tbs
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HAHN rRon1 a.uRnIna nnax
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS

psrf.aef..
L. MILLER wosId call the .tteatioa Of P.rsnt. and
OSstdsass 10 tho sss OF he Law gorstor wh.,s
ths ebildsssS Hair aeIiSss TO b, vssk. The sss Of
iayh the fossdstian Zoe god Aea1 81 Aair as re-
novss aay inPss a~s that may have become eoaseet.
cd nh the scalp the ie@o.si of wheh 10 n~es-sss,
eO,h fOs The health OF the eAid and The Is.ure sp-
Pssrs.ee % its Hair.
CA1Iios.-Soss gssuiae wi,host the he sius lie
LOUIS MILL Ek being the cater wrapper also,
L MiLLER's HAIR INyiGoRAToR, n Z sIo-s
tn The glass.
Whols.sie Depot So Dey 81. sold By all IN. psinsI-
psi Mstshsnts add Draegists tbrooghoat The world
0tLis~rsl diseosst 10 pa,shss~r. by the sssatity.
also desire 10 nrsssnI 20 the Ausr,c.a Publie - .
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In rsE Cocrrr Ccr.r.
s~pssab-r Tern. 1850 !
~ ATHANIEL w MANNING, Who 30, sl.e-
! ,ed Ce-.iIas.<r sf tAs krvr-~s 81 this Cosp-
~, on the FOsnh Thursday 20 MAY last. hsv.aE
10 lied 10 xis Boad ssd sasliiy within siIty days
shef sad esct,os, The said oeher 10 hereby deeiar
I'd In Be vseant and "a 10 ordered tat 80 election
to held 10 hi said vacancy. on the s,n dsv Of Ne
pcubSy -sxf IN the seversi Districts OF thts Coos-
~, ssSSf the Ssperist<ndenes Of the Sou uis.ios-
aad o1icsrs heretoiore sppeistet for the presru.
year. eopy-Teste
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r. A. MOORE. c~rs.
I DISTRICT No.a.
Robert ". shirley,
George W. Tsbo.
Thos wstsen. Jr..
Sol A. Bates, and Met-
edith Helm. or asy i~o
or mers OF them Con.
missioaerS
| Geo. w. Smith.
| OmeeL
DISTRICT No. g.
George h. Tais,
yoho + Gibson,
Joha Seldea,
los. Starry and n. NJ.
English. or s5y 100 or
more OF then commis-
sioners.
J. W. Me0lapi..
Omesr.
DISTRICT No.s.
w N. q Bsiler,
A. ID. Shepherd, Jr.,
Wm A. Motrss,
Charles Hsyeu, ssd
David Billmyer. OF any
two or NOE OF them
Ccmmission era
Geo w. Bssi,
ohe.r.
DISTRICT No 8.
Chsrle. Johnson,
A. Il Herr.
George Mspzv.
loseph \. Brua. snI
Wn. Richard. OF sby
two or more OF them
Con IN issioasrs.
Geo. Kooaee.
Omeer.
r. A. MOORE. Clerk.
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AUTIONl
Trustees Notice


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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-04-25

ble Executive Committee. The Com.
mltiee reported the following names =
JACOB Rich, Z. P. BAKER, GEo. w. Be.
MIS-, E. M. VAN DuzEE, LEWIS HovEY,
9. Fl. MILLS, S. j. w. TABOR. The re-
port was received, and on ballotinp, the
above gentlemen were elected the Exec
utive Committee.
The following resolutions we're then
presented by G. E. LATHRop, and unani-
mously adopted
Resotoed, That we recommend to the Repub-
llcan voters of the several townships in Blu
chanan county, the formation of Township
Clubs, to act in conjunction with the County
Club in promoting the thorough organization
and success of the party.
Resotced, That the Executive Committee be
authorized and instructed to procure, if posi-
Die, some suitable place in this village for q
reading-room, to be open at all reasonable
hours to the citizens of the county.
On motion, the Executive Committee
was instructed to prepare series of By
Laws for the government of the Club,
and to report them at the next meeting.
1t was then voted, that when the Club
adjourns, it be to meet again on the last
Saturday in May, at the same hour and
place.
Judge TABOR was then called on for
remarks, and spoke relative to the i'm
portance of the coming political contest,
and the necessity for organization, and
urged strongly the policy of forming a
Republican Club in every township in
the county. After the address, the club,
on motion, adjourned.
JAMES RANKIN, Pres.
a. B. LEWIS, Sec'y.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-04-25

Diseases of the bowels and Stomach are al
ways caused by large deposits of hurful mat
ter, left by bad or impure blood in those i'm
portant organs, and the poisonous material in
this vitiatcd blood acting on the system makes
it too weak to throw OFF this matter by the nat.
ural channels, or if any is carried off it is u
very small portion. So arise diarrhma and dys-
entery. collie, costiyeness, bad breath. indiges-
ton. nausea, loss of appetite, beching of wind
off the stomach, etc. To cure all these, the
blood is the life" and must be perfectly pure
and clean. then you cannot be sick. 4 short
use Of JUDsoS's MoyNTAIN HIRE PILs will de
light you. You will feel with surprise their
mighty power, and be willing to say with the
red men of the west, truly they are the mighty
healer, Sold by all Medicine Dealers.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-04-25
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