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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-12-01

WILL CHEF JUSTICE TANEY RESIGN! !!
AS it is known that Judge fancy is now
quite Old and very feeble, it is often in
quired whether he will resign bcfare the
incoming of a new Administration, in order
that the old Administration may have the
appointment of q successor. In the absence
of all direct information the following an
ecdote is submitted as throwing some light
Oh the subject;
"When the Library in the Capitol was
in flames, and clouds of smoke were roll
ing out and onvelopipg the building, the
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court ap.
peared i'll his seat at the usual hour, look
ing quito tranquil and undi.turbcd. May
it please your Honor said an officer OF
the Court, will the Court sit to-day ? The
Chief Justice looked up, and cody and
Significantly asked, is tho Court room
really on fire p 'Oh no, not yct,' was the
answer. Then a0eW S1 till ii is, added
the Chief And the Court did sit, and
transacted business as usual, amid all the
confusion about it,"
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-12-01
LITTLE ANNIE.

Her little feet had just begun
To stray out doors amid the roses
Her childish voice had just begun
To lisp in words the sweetest closes
When softly, ere we felt tho spell,
Ehe claspcd the sacred golden Keys
That lock the gaies whcfe angels dwell,
And entered TO tho Prince Of Peace.
Tn halo from heavenly throne
Fellin smile on lips reposing.
And left its impress softly shown,
Like fresh young rose leaves just unelosing
The light Ofhcaven blessing earth;
This first faint dawn that on us breaks
or fthat, the promised newer birth,
To which the heavenly spirit wakes
And still tho liIto lispor speaks,
And smiles upon us from above,
" it'll dimplcs dawning in her checks
At the greatness of her saviour's love.
Her little feet have gone before,
To guide us to the rea I'M, of light
Where death and sorrOw are no more,
And dayis never veiled in night
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-12-01

JONES was riding in Westchcstor County
in September last, and saw a board nailed
up on post in the yard Of o farmhouse,
with the sign painted on it, "THIs FARM
FOR SAIL" Always ready for little
pleasantly, and seeing a woman in checked
sun bonnet picking up an apronful Ofchips
at the wood pile in front of the house, he
stopped, and asked her, very politely, when
the farm was to Sa1? She went on with
Ler work, but replied to his question in
stanter. "Just as soon as the man comes
along who can raise the l0ind.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-12-01

BoNNETs.-A "Fashion" writer in u
New York paper says tie winter bonnets
promise to be Us plain as Shaker meeting
house feathers and flowers will be seen as
rarely as birds on a prairie. Dark velvet
depressed over the forehead, with almost
straight sides, plain crown, and decoration
Of rich, real lace only will be recognized
as ton by the initiated,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-12-01

THERE is no reader way for a man to
bring his own worth into question than by
endeayoring to dotract from the worth Of
other men.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-12-01

AT one Of the battles Of the Revolution,
the Yankees were piling up balls which
the enemy had wasted The British Com
mandcr applied to them for ball, as fol.
lows; "We want balls-wll you sell
them?" Tie answer was-"Send US pow
der, and well gtve tkem 10 yoa,"
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-12-01

A VERY rare combination, dollars and
sense,
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-03-10
Pickiags from Vanity Fair,

SIC SEMPER, Erc.-In 22d Of February ora
ton, reported in one of the daily papers, q pa
triotic gentleman prophesied that "in less than
ten years. we should see great things in Europe.
Among Others we should witness the enliyening
spectacle of ''the crowned tyrants of the Old
World moved down like ripe grain"
This is rather an Sttempt to make the Crown
ed tyrants" out only Men Of Straw, but we pre-
sumo the harvesting operation might be accom-
plished with the aid Of the Cradle Of Liberty.
MORO FOR Cow BAY.-Who enters here
leaves Soap behindl
A WORKED SLlPpEa-A Central Park skater.
THOSE BROADWAY BELLIES.
AIR:--IAosc Evening Bellies
Those Broadway bellies those Broadway bellies,
How sweet tale my mem'ry tells
Of hair cAiaois and that dear time
When bonnets small were in their prime
But all those hats have passed away,
And women now most oatyc,
Each bonnet now preposterous swells,
And hides the pretty Broadway bellies.
The MODERN CAsurE.-Louis Napoleon when
he said "thus far and no farther TO the Papal
See.
/ REAL ESTATE CoN.-How was tie land Of Ca
man divided by Abraham and his nephew.
The western portion was taken by Abraham;
the eastern was chosen by Lot.
PosTHuMoUs.-Our Insane Contributor wants
TO know whether the Dead Letter Office at Wash
ington would not be good place for explora-
tons Of The Dead CT!
LACoNIc.--The London Court Journal saws
that Prince Albert's interest in agricultural af.
fairs increases constantly, and Mr.. H. B. Hale,
of Durham, lately sent his Royal Highness -
magnificent white bull, Of the short-horn breed,
which was accepted with much graciousness."
Through the kindness Of Prince Albert we are
enabled To lay before the readers Of Vanity Fair
a copy Of the letter with which Mr.. Hale accom-.
panied his bovine gift. It il as follows:
To H. n II. Prince Albert:
Bully for you! II. b. HALE.
APPARENT ON THE FACE OF THE THING.-The
man who regulates the New York City clocks has
very little Time On His Hands.
HARD TO PLEAsE.-The more dentists prac-
tice increases, the oftener he Looks Down ID
the Mouth
QUERY FOR "SAiLERs.'-Was ever western
whisky seen "Comin' through the Rye.'
How 70 REroRx CHIMNEY SwEEP-Make q
Clean Sweep Of him.
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Ifnl1 Dss1 - uausdu III 49, i - u IlI. ~
W. Mlsp. Iil - 49, - y
tsdssinaa, - ~ 49, - -
alslys - - = ~ pst1ts u ssAS 4 -. y
- Assan1 - = - sclI1rs ~ 1nSlnsraese
- Ca1nmtas EnhA on1n1sr $3.50 s 3ss er11ly.
-
- = : es0neA ehserva41en go 60 ~
ners a1Eas - 6s1i1lv. enlsse Asnelrans go -
- 1asaA Anoas ~ o1sr siy1issaae1,m 11npsessa =
sssio14 ~ tahs ~ nelis snuEus, aHAsnst ~ 49,,
IL hs1y n - a1sHlAe pnai ~ = lu11ns = q
Neh Nsn srdinssy 1s1shes - - nlls 90. Wlas y
reqirea - esch taaic ~ nvigaAas = D. q Ios-
tc31 - dvsn y ~ World " - CRLkDAA1ED ssDlf-
1E1D.s - vsak and nervom denisea - ~ cs1inE-
As - szAansed taes npsn ~ dsop bsesd, ~ ~
yrcazessA anAnt = Entdaight lsnp, have fssad :
vondesi rsssne1tor n ~ DITTER2 snd prsen lite
mors rssaan1isal. ~ lss cnrisas msdhcineA nut Il
ssuid - - 1sgsta ~ ~ sesut ~hIshh - naeeal
N - Inuenrs u&ea fame vAch . ssey dsailassd,
y ssssIy powerful u saang natss y sxpsl IL nss
tsJFes 1eens y &1sAss. VIZ WM nca Glve b tsfalg
sseaa " drusyi1s ~ dealess svayxAese.
~ose advatissnsnsi = snethef cslsnn. eis
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CHERIFFS SALE ''f's =

ease o. low. N Mohn sc1aty,s.
s-47 ~ 5f 1870 sss1 ~ Hebsvaasy Isl 1s6D -.
Pr vrtue = sasels Rsscsasoa . = il.eesSa, sea
out q The once o. NE Cerk y ~ Disrs Con - ia
cceny In Mvor q Monroe Goldsbury md M state q
oWa Tor the Of the School Fund U Des Mcies county
and Against Daniel Purcell, hare lcsied upon an& viii
expose q sale to The highest bdder the front dopr q
Marion Hall in ssid county q Dies M0lnss, The 2l,h
day q March neat 1850 between ~ hours 81 nins
o'clock A. n. and four O'Clock n n. ~ Md day a. ~.
lowing described property 10 VII: .#KFs4M Nh Es6s
part q the wv o. Section No. ~, Township No y,
North o. Range No. West, beginning ten cAalns aAd
nneynine links North Of ~ centre d sd secsion q
post from which black oak Is inches b dsnefer bsars
south ~ deg, West o links and Hickory, 10 !1cAsan
aameer bears North t deg, East - Irks thence Son1h
~ deE Weze thirty chAlns and ninety links 70 pest
from which cherry se, Inches 10 daaefer bears Moth
~ deg, East li6 Inks, from which "a Ea ~ iscl Ia
a.neser bar ss DEG vest II fnks, thence NORTH e
chains and ~ links TO pc, from which black oak Is
inches In diameter beaFp Sonth Il deg 1aaa m n.As
hence East " chains y links 70 pot m wch an Elm
ynchesn diamcter) bears North $72 deg West III lrke
thence sosh along the centre line is chains and "a
the place Of beginning containing 50 Acres ana 20 Hsn
dredthsof an Acre, be the same more or les.
Taken and levied upon the property Of said DaRel
Purcell, 70 satisfy said writ Of Execution.
A. J. HJLLHOUgB
Sheriff Of Des Moines counsy, iowa
Ieb5AatW Nv JNo. y. WILSON. Deputy.
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Albany Cattle Market.


FIOuF HFN anu advanced. 49, |T
Wheat-Firm and steady. Sales $500 bush
No 2, old receipts, at ,O4 in stores 40 rejected,
at 954 in store; 1900 do at 100 delivered, and
1000 bush by sample at Los on track; 1000 good
spring At LILO on track, and 800 good white win.
ter at 1874 on track.
CONFIRM with good speculative demand.
Sales $4,000 bush No !, old receipts, at 454 in
store; 1900 do new receipts at 46, and 5000 No
2 at AT.
Oats-Firm, and in good demand. Sales 500
bush No at 81 on track.
Rye scarce,
Barley firm.
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SANFORD'9 f
Family as ssa4
CATHARTlC PILLS,


tsre Vegetable ErfAzcts, exd ret ~ n GLASS
IISES, 6tr tight, and ariA kseQ in any climate.
Inc FAMILY CATHAETic q Pills Il genuine but &C.
tive 0afhartic which the proprietor has used n N,
practice more than TWEEN y ~ years es 8ss Wv
The constantly increas- ing demand form tho,e vAo
nave long used the FILLS and the satisfaction which
AZ express IN regard 10 - their use has induce me
10 place them within the % reach of IN
froieszon well - snow that different ca.
tiartics or difereit = nCrtiotns az the ho~sle
Inc MiLf "a. - THARTfC FILL has, Wit
Que reference 70 this well y established fact
Pounasu from variety - OF the purest Vegetable
Extracts which act alike - on every mart AZ 10 All
mentary eana ana are - Good and Safe In all cases
s wneTe Catnarsac nneed- Cd, such rs DERANGE-
MENIs o. sne STOMACH, ~ iSLEsPNRss, PAINS TEE
bAcA anu LoNs, cosrIvI- NESS PAIN and SORENESS
OVER Ths WHOLE BODY, - from sudden cold. which
frequently, neglected . end in long courre az ~
yer, Loss CIV APPsTITn, al - cRkEPfx0 sRNeAytov a.
evLs OYER I'M BODY, - RKsTLRssxRss, HEADAcME,
or WEIGHT IN THE HEAnleN all NpI AuxArosv pIs !
EASES, WORMS i'm cHli \ - DREW or Apf.i ~ pHrrrA
TIsA, great PURrFER of the sIoon and manv -
eases 70 winch nesh w "a heir, too numerous men
ton IN this advertise Eiert. DOSE, i to 8.
TIIRLIyER INylGORATOR AND FAMILY CATnAR
TIC PILLS retaed BY Druggists generally ma 1old
wholesale by the Trade In all tina large towns
$. 7. w. SANFORD, NJ. D.,
Manufacturer and Proprietor
SS3 Broadscay, Neao York.
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q A-NFO RDS LIVER
~ INYlGORATQl. 80 81 90 .L..ss


II y csNnpuHp3n entirely ffOn Gnns M ~ beeea,
n estsblisaae u. ssandard Meiicne kAswn and -
proved To- THAT hazel - used VI ana y nov
resorted % WIN eonnf - idence M III ~ 6ixeasr.
FOR which y d peroa1 2 imerSAr1 - N "a, :
v nas cured louMndel ~ within tha lnek two year.
wlo n tS Dys1 W All 81 ihppes Of relied, - -
49, ercas Nnschcitedf ~ iccrl6cates IA my pos
sesslon moM: s%4 The dose 4 - h
a1aPee9 70 ~ tenpera-t - nept " The simaisiana
tAkm2 Y, and used mi - lGch quantitica - v *
gently on the bowels. 81 Lett The dictetes III
your Judgment gudel - YOU In the use N Il,
LIVER sINyIGO- 1lhAFOR- nnA 4 M
cures LIvEA CoM-i - ipLAura hi sOra A.
rAcKs, DYSPEPSIA, 0IGHRoNIc DARRnoKA,
StnakA C0MpLATsfs,l = lDYs~xrtRr, DnOFsY,
SorR STOMACH HAsrTrALl & tOosrsysHwse n C1sptIc
CHoLERA M0RBUs, CaOLR- hweIRA ISSAEfvn. Fart
LESCE, JArxDick, Psi ~ lNAls WEAKrrsars 60
may be used successfully - ias AZ OrDIy1nY PlanY
tsA1icIEG. II wilA en- ]. lSscx Ne1pAc - eho,.
sands testifyJ mi irwxyry nlrUTas y rvu
on THREE TEAsfooNsrVLsl = iARE TARrr u cosunence
mens 2. a.tack i Ill ALL WHO Csc r. AkH
AlS sc2:1e IN E6s MOwA sciA a. MeiODrrfpr ~
sssdHoac IoM together. - - w. y
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=. rst wayne (Ind.) Tinfes denounces Gov.
"A trrr severely for parloning out Of the
- ..,,;sr one Perry Randolph, Of De Kalb
Anoug the documents which secured
...,on II letter from Henry Monroe, better
- = heresboats as "Col.' Monroe. The Col
n. Il. n,rdOn would be entirely gratifying to
]. s;.,d. II which he has many in this county,
:, H. and his father are the ieaies IF ae Demo-
~. ,.,,,a u tte, county," This lucid and pa
,,,ss .uoeaI doubtless did the business!
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49, :s5 100 U u
ssaTa =; kt;,s5 rs,<i., Il ~
vi. -. I'D.
he Eeathef y M go Nuaas 1saaass =
| ~ roc1s - NJ ~ - ~ sef1Ba - nAze1
a " - |h.slisS u ,u,.ca ipr.ir y Nv.
q. !. Z. ,asl,,.,,, MI IN $50. y.
80 FvSr - y 1I<1s1l1 - @ 800. -
dAlIy arriving from above end beloE, Lazy
! amounts " freight ara IN coorse u tran1pota-
ten. and ~ Sprine srale opeas vith cheering
g. -. - q -. - 49,. n. :
Ps0su1.S = 90 9 GO -
season.
X. Little grain q arriving by wagon. Wheat
...:...1 ....,,, !. I, oo1sAt - g.. yrv;..A~ -
s1-.--. !, N - =. u. n
SotgS9 ~ spring 3Aoar nss advanced.
The prccs % corn have risen e 27@ao cents
per buahel Ii the -. md SOG13l 10 shellea Y
r.r.e c..,.,.;e. ~ -. - rcr,,,,, i, -
a. !. -, VI 80 IS. 4,
prices ueenns3 q s. p 90 unlons aFe
NO worth from oOt90Octs - buaheL No 9th
Or changes Of importance hare taken place.
SUGAR-S@taol-crushe IL refined rhite
He Clarified 10.
COrFRE--1afai4 F
NOI,AssES-f,v the hhl Reho;le8 n d.
n. n. ~. "A al 90 -
NHLSpAss.. Il s5.
RTrr =, Y - aaiF
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TREES, TREES, TREES
NEALLEY BROTHERS rocks
MUIR ERIEs.

The propetor beg leave to call the attention Of Kur
seymen Dealers and Planters generally their large and
excellent stock which will be sold at prices 70 suit the
times. #FS ~ s
STANDARD FRUIT TREES for Orchards, en-
bracng all the best varieties Of Apples, Pears, Cherries
Peaches, Punis, Apricots, Nectarnes, &c.
DWARF TREES, for Gardens, embracing all the
popular SORTS OF Apples Pears Cherries, Peaches,
piums Aprcots, Necsarines and Ounces.
GRAPE TINES, embracing al the most popular
hardy varieties, and old. *s#
SMALL FRUITS, embracing all the mos popular
varieties Of Backherres, Gooseberes, Cnrrsnts, kap
MISCELLANEOUS FRUITS, embracing Chsstnsss,
Mulherriex, riberts, Rarherrics, &c. W
RuGAARB or RE PLANT, embracing An the
largest and finest varieties Downigs Colossal, vcto-
ria, LmnEus, Cahocn, &c.
Ornamental Department.
Embracing al the choice hardy varieties Of Evergrcen
Shade and Ornamental Trees Flowerw sirus VINES and
Climbers Roses PeonIes Dshas, Phox<s, Fuchnlaa and
I'll other popular on desirable Green HonM and Harry
Towering Plants worthy Of cultivation The Msse.
-For further Information and prices The oIlov-
INK cataloeee which wi b sent grabs % ~ Who apTiy
FIRST, Our general Descsiptw Catalogue u yrpN and
Ornamental Trees, Shrubs, Vines, Roses, 6rssn HOUSE
and Iiardy F1oweam9 pianta
SEC0XD Our Whelesals Catatsgue ~ MerssEymen
and Dea1era a. osA1rs Who pmrchas1 largely. a4 !
NEALLEY BROTuEk5 BOOK,
s.blSdiawsw4wlt A Darineton, IsssH
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r EGAL NOTICE.
DOYAL HAVANA LOTTERY

The following numbers drew the principal Prizes In ths
Drawing Of February y, 1850: ~ 8a- @
Nos. Prizes. ! Nos. Prizes. / Nos. Prizes
2l.ss7 $4,000 2,sos ssa,Ooo ITO Sio.Ooe
1925 !. 90 500 1sss s -. ao,.o
s so' sao a. VIZ s III III ss AZ Ss,s
lna25 1llio, 1SO0. 1881, i4743, fsla l5OlA l0sII
l6s5s 1881 1882 1859. 2l0s 2lgoo; 22sls, $3.50.
37a4 s77eA sssse, sssss, sssaA, sssaS. and ass.s-
$1,000 each. 88s4s 88ts5 s I'D sass@ F
Colonel Prubio the late Governor 81 Cienfuegus drew
the half OF the e00 900 Prize In the Last Lottery He
vana correspondence Of the Charleston Courier pubshed
February lSah, 1s6O.. Af4H #S
The next Drawing d this celebrated Lottery VII take
place the 22nd q March, For particulars - sdysr-
tisement IN another column.
mnrb-bplt DON RODRIGUEZ
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Ayers Cathartic PILLS..
FO0 ali TINE ptinp0ae0 of 4 SAMMY pslYslO

are 20 composed that disease within the range Of
their action can rarely withstand or cyndc them.
Their penetrating properties search, and cleanse.
and invigoratc every portion or the human or
ganism, correcting Its diseased action, and ~.
storing IT. healthy vitalities. Ar . Consequence
Of these properties, the invalid who b bowed
down with pain or physical debility y astonished
to find his health or energy restored by : remedy
at once 90 simple and inviting. 49, s4 4
Not only DO they cure the cvcry-da COM
plants Of every body, but also many formida-
bic and dangerous diseases. Tho agent below
named h pleased to furnish grntis my American
Almanac, containing certificates or their cures
and directions for their use In the following com.
plants: Costipeaess. Hezstbusa, HsadacAs ass-
ing from disordercd StomacA, Nausea, Indi0esiioa,
Pain IN and Morbid Indction Of ne Borels, TiM-
alency, Loss Of Appetite, ynMadice, and other
kindred complains, arising from low state Of
the body or obstruction OF III functions. III
DO not bc put on by unprinciplcd Dealers with
some other pin. they make more profit ON. ASH
for ArER's PILLs,a and take nothing else.
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Hew York, Mar 8.
FLOUR-Shade better. Sales At Is Eos IS a1per
state; % 405 10 extra state; 2O5 super western:
G5 Is common to extra medium western; &6 Oo6 Is
Inferior 70 good shipping brands extra Il no.
RYE FLOUR-Sts&ly 1t % 7DSI4 ~.
WHEAf-1c better. Sales 70 OUO bush ut $ls22171 81
Chicago SPRING u y Mil. club; IS common white
s Canada; and GU white Ind.
kAk-F;rI. paiss u 3D.
RARLEY-Frm and quiet.
COkN-Buoyanf. Sales 16, 900 bush at 7SG1S1
OATS-Dull 1t tl&5 for Western and State
PORK Duh and lower. Sales 1870 Ibis ut el7 1sA
II p old mess; SIS - mess
EEEF-Steady. 4DO bbl5 sold.
CUT MEATS-Dn Sales 95 packages
LARD-Steady and unchanged. Sales 100 bbls at 10s
Gill. 3@
BuTTER-In fair request It llai4 for Ohio; 1909
Enthusiastically At 10NN18.
DRESNE ED HOGS-Dull and nominal
WHISKEY-Qniet. Sales 400 bbls At a.
New York Cattle Market.
New York, Mar. Z.
BEEvES-Beef cattle shade higher for first quality.
but inferior qualities dull and dropping Receipts l5O
Quotations-conmon 7fGISAc; 6rst quality lu(l iOlc
SlEEP-Active Al full rates. Receipts 5 800.
sWINE-In moderate request at 60bGsc for fed
Receipts 2UQO. 8& ssss*s II ~
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s.-,e, gsxcriox.- Legislature has pass
~. directing that the regular meeting Of al
= 7. - Districts shall be held On the second
$50 Il March, At which time President,
- \. p,.iAent Secretary and Treasurer Of the
~ sh.ll he elected.
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- .rrstrs 1.rlrli 80 ~. - !,

sas syssN e. 49, M, s.l Ms@i& II 4rfs#
~. ~ T. - ~ 60 ~ = - ~ - =
~ r. 9 = 60 - -.
1MN1l@ z@S&k.a1Xkssa< 49, r, G&Gl&fNpm1.
u nsSs41.xxsSeS r&F& U<& -
- 1r -
~ $50 80 13SS IN %sks 174.l II l1& M<y -
s.ss sss 49, 49, -. ~ r. ,s ~.
go - = - - /. - - - -
14yG&2A 49, s4s11.H1. - -
/. 49, s$s1 Al s7s a = -. - - -
- =. 49, - -
Nrr7hrrfvTr 60 1879 #s#11R~
Z ~ - A&le. sA asaa ssasssS 1sAas iggs e. -AtsS
~ n~ - Atass - - AcsfDm ec12, =.
!. - 49, - \, !. -. -
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-. WIEN We can fad time ard room wc shall
.,me,hins 70 say upon the subject Of Rail-
=. y. !, ,.cly 10 Mayor Frcnch's communities
r. I, need not BE- inferred, however, that We
w. s.,.o,.,c taking upon oursclf the champion
~ .fthe r. 4. companies
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80 o. fastk "A bill has been introduced
4, state Senate Of Minnesota, 70 provide
=. ,s,svins town sites end their additions back
49, ,snds The Ninnesotian calls this -
!. ,he encouragement Of Agriculturc.r
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

~ State Of Iowa, Des Moines county, Z.
feiRNary %, A. d. 1a0O -.
BY virtue Of special execution to directed issued ous
Of the Office Of the Clerk Of the District Court for said
county, In favor Of William Garrett and against Joseph
Clark and Louisa Clark, have ievied upon and WIN
to sale 70 the highest bidder at the front door Of Ma
Of March next A. D. lsd0 between the hours Of o'clock
A. NJ. and o'clock r ~ Of 81 day the following des-
cribed property, 70 wit:
Lots No Thirteen, Thirteen A, and Fourteen. in tho
City Of Burlington Des Moines county and State Of Iowa.
Taken AID leved upon the properly Of said Joseph
Clark and Louisa Clark, 10 satisfy said writ OF execution
A, J. HILLHOUSE, ,
Sheriff Of Des Moincs county, iowa.
feb24-4tw Ey JNo. D. WILSON deputy.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-03-10
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIR JAMES CLARKR.s
Celebrated Female Pills.

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90. ~. 49, ff's,ss Y =" 7. 'es'As -
- ''e'ss4 go y y - Vssess.
This we'll known medicine 70 mpodAion, but sure
ana - rsnedy for Female Dicutses and ObFnccns,
Tom any cause Whasever and afhousn powsffdi remedy
Contains nothing hnfssoi y she ceas'susaon 70 married
ladies y peculiarly suited will m sho time bring
On The monthly period with regularity.
In III cases of Nervous and Spinal Aeclcnr Pain IN ne
Dack and Lbe Fatigue on slight exeron Psipstason Or
~ Heart, Hyaerics ana whites these Pills vim eec4
cure when III oaher means have failed ana althonah
powerful remedy do not contain iron calorne antuony
| or anything hurtful to The constitution
Fun directions In the pamphlet around eleh package
which should Be carefully preserved. - q
ol iuh ps1''cus ge' pamphlet, free q fhs agent.
aug eoAass a4iaps enclosed % any auihor-
ae", *i'l ensule ooe containing over ~ pills. ~
ie'uln naA sob MUSES., lochesser, y. T.,
General A0ent for ne United States,
Sold IN Burlington BY Squires Blosa, =. =. Gay, and
~ Druggists. ectlabpyesw.
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y. a.. ssaF Dsp1oNaas nave neen awarded 20
h.ve ,.ea, r,a,. 4 10 80 u 800, ~
Dye.
Nm. A. Batc1elors Hair DIE produces color NOT to
be distinguished from NATURE and Is WARRANTED not 10
nare in the least however long il may be continued and
the III effects Of bad dyes reneied The hair nyixosaed
Or Ite by tbs spleadid dye.
NV.1. ..ta =. VI,
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-03-10
/ EGAL NOTICE.

TO n. r. IsAAcs AND M. cARsTESs.
Sirs-You hereby notified that there h now on nle
in the Office o. the Clerk Of the Distct Court N said
county. petition Of Vim. Sunderland, claiming Of you
est thereon from January o. 1855 a due him on pro-
nssory note given by y0u 70 H. n. Shepard Secretary
for that amount dated November "a 1851 due sxfy days
aer datealso askngan Attachment against and taa
unless appear and answer thereto before the
morning Of the second day Of the Term Of id District
Court, Judgment will be rendered against you thereon
mar3-w5t r.. kNOWLES- Atty Tor PTrM