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PUBLIC NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned have
ISOLATED themselves E ether for the purpose of estab
fishing branch Of the State Bank OF Iowa Council
Bluffs, PuttwattaIne County, Iowa, as specified in
certificate required by law this day filed with the
Recorder Of Deeds in and for Pottawattamis County
aforesaid and that the Books of subscription the
Capital Stock of said branch will opened the 23d
day of April, A. D., 1850, at the Banking House Of
Oficer Pusey, in said city of Council Bluffs to be
kept open required by law. Witness hands this
Both day Of March, "A. D., 1860, 1850.
y3-nis-wi t" A W. D. TURNER. t2E
.aEH-H il, MCBRIDE. $3.50 h
E--e S. CLINTON. \ ssxs.
THOS. OFFICER.
&'.fi 81" stis& ~ Fl: W. ii. n. Pussy .s75 s!ys
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ADMINIsTRATOR,a sA,r

Notice is hereby given. that j viii, or -,
req. Inst, between tte Asersof 70 o,ciees :,
o'clock p in front Of the once 81 ths cana,. anu
ro..awsamle yeuny 0ner for aslsto he hisas,s -
estate Of Peter pieboit, deceased. to-vit: "
The undivided one half Of Lots No Pour fl,.nA "a
(0in Block No. Forty One an In Beers Subdx,.,an .
Metcas Subdivision Of 80 acres Is addition "a LIZ.
landing 70 Council Buhs. To be sold subject = ~
Widows dover. ~
Terms Of ssle,-one half cash, 70 BE- paid On =.
per. cent Interest. s y
-. JOHN FoUDRE, Aan,r.
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Esfrav Notice,

Taken up hy Vim. H. Howard at his residence in Py-
mosa twnsh Cass county, iowa. enahc st day q Oc
soo' one bright bay MARI, six years old, part
"a ~ FOUR feet white almost her knees white
on ner uhdcr lip about i5 hands high and shod behind
% brands perceiuabe appraised at $76
srinsslh pam9r and Isaarson Geoole beorsJ, W.
q ~ W HENDERSON, Clerk D. CT Cass Co., Iowa.
S0Pied frcm Record Jan 9th 1850 4y3-A a Issfs "a
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THE LAST CALI.

All persons knowing the. selves indebted to u.s. art
respectfully requested to call and settle immediately
All who owe US on Book account requested to call
and settle BY note or otherwise Having sold out our
stock Of merchandise we are going to devote all u our
time in the settlement Of notes and accounts
u.s. Rememb this is the last call. and that don't
make some satisfactory arrangement immediately nay
expect to pay costs $50 e {s ssfs,e,i
We keep our Office at the old stand u ,4f7g7
Nov. s4t ~S~'0Ss .
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Sherin,s sale,

DY VIRTUE OF A SPECIAL EXECUTION M ~.
ID directed from the Once Of the CLERK Of ths p,s
Court Of Pottawsttsmie County, Iowa shall p,o,.s
to sell, on - ~ -
Tuesday, The q. day Of April, 1890
between the hours 10 O'Clock, A. NJ and o,closk
NJ OF ssid day, In front Of the County Treasnres ~
hce in the City Of Council Bluffs, the foilowas 4.
scribed Real Estate Of j. G. and f. B. Buchanan trs.
Lots l. 2 g. and 8, in Bleck IA and Is in Blot
l, 2, and T. in Block 10; and 2, In Block ~; II nd
I3in Block IS: n, 49, 10 and 90 in Bioct u g. NJ
16 in Block ~ and T. In Block 80 all in Howard,
Addition TO Council Bluffs, Iowa.
Taken as the property Of J. c. and z. B. Buehan,a
to satisfy an Execution in favor Of joint Baldwin
s. II. CRAIG, SssrtE.
By c. r. REID, Deputy.
Council Bluffs, March Sd, 1860.
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NOTICE

Is hereby given that Military Bounty Land Warrants
No rs $50 ISSUED under the Act OF Sept. sS, 1850,
william Schuyler for 40 acres Nc. Is 7o4
under the Act Of March 3 1850 u Andrew Lee GRAIN
for 100 acres, have been lost stolen from the mail be-
tween st. Louis, Mo- and Council Bluffs Iowa. and
intend 20 apply t. the Commissioner of Pensions for u
pices Of SAID Warrants, both Of said Warrants being
legally assigned to me. -
Council Butts Jan 7-4w 8iisHs JOSEPH JACKSON
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DISSOLUTION.
LA TEST M Ew - !:
II. p. SNOW, sa &sr

" noicsMe Retail Dealer, In Boots, Shees, Hats
w Caps wall Paper 4 Gentiemen,s furnishins Goods
Determined to sen at prices 70 those who
aea. a. our house Remember the pIece-uext door 10
AcClellands Drugs Store. lower Broa0way. s'l5 E7
~ {Base copy)
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the OLDEST MAyINTUE worYn

A Captain Viroux is said to be yet living in.
Belgium. who was born in the year l7O6.
and is now consequently in his I5lss wear.
In 1880 he entered the armysat the age of
III, and remained 10 it until rcccntly when
he was put upon the pension list.
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Estray Notice.

Taken up by II. s. Carey, at his plantation 80 y -
tovnship Csss county, Iowa, on the Tth aW k8
Der 1854 iron gray mare colt black legs name -
two years old no other marks or brands
appraised at ss7 Co. By WIN. Currey and W 5. fo'''
before L. b. Jahnscn, }. p. 80 1 INA
Copied from Rccord, Jan. 8, 1850. vs-Bss y
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i SIXTTHOUSAND .ARCEs
OF valuable farming land. suitahle Sor a
COLONY

all being in one body in the forks OF the West ME-
nassaay River. Fhipispd Its,in sections ~ y
n, 80 in Pottawattamje county; and in sections
is, 81, 90, g. q, % 20 80, %, -, and o. ~
In Shelby county, mile north Of Cutsnger mab ~
Newtown,) miles south Of the location Of the
R; miles north Of theneR Ststs Road 70 Des ~ =
and 36 miles from Council Buds. About = = :
bottoms md Is slope and upland, With : tu44sae
timber. weii-waefed. mufatt0 soil, and al
the exception OF soue 50 acres. ssse,..S
This land is deserving the attention Of those g
asettlsment for Colony, and Will be only :0n
body. Terms easy, ~ Jy2-uisnl ~
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EsVRaY NOTICE.

Ia up BY j. Z. Rndd. at his resiience in Kane
Township. Pottawattame county, Iowa, Gu the 2tst
day of February, A. n. 1850 Red HeifeE, with
line back, white under the belly. some white the
tail and each leg-the head rather brindie-suppposed
10 be years old No marks or brand 10 be seen.
" s#st szEs E q. p. KELLOGG, County Clerk
Council Bluffs, March 10Th, 1860. Is r..
v2-H4.-iw. - =. 80 80
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EW. r. Durant, whom our citizens will
remember as the manager of the "New-
England Bards, 'idisd recently ATS. Louis,
aged IS years.
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EsTR1Y NOryer

Came into the enclosure Of the suhsT ~ !. =
nrstof kssefrpF fne dart. rpe, u 3 \ 1T ~
two red stecSa three Hk1SS oid - 81 ~, ~ No.
Of his ear of ana % Aeead n bIfxyn@1ps
has little white on his hind legs and white , ~
belly. Aaes u
Also black calf, with some white q ihs ~
tail and white sn the top Of the rulp ana NV. ~
thcbeily. rs8@ - p Z e 10Sgp1 n .eaef
Near Slough Bridge, Council Biafs. Pstsavs,sg.. I
Co., Iowa. Jan - s.ass1A
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COUNCIL BLUFFS:
nnMR AcAIs

After nm absence Of little more than three
months, the editor Of this paper is again at
his post, invigorated in health, and, me-
thinks hear the reader express hope,
strengthened in mind. Be the hope Of the
reader fulfilled or not, We are at home
again, ready to devote our time and atten-
ton to the task Of rendering the Nonpareil
paper worthy Of the intelligence, generosc-
ity and 90 ahsadativeness Of the people Of
Council Bluffs. The Nonpareil is now
about to close tho third year Of its exist
ence, and we take this occasion to suggest to
sts friends, that little effort at this time to
extend its circulation, might be attended
with beneficial results to all concerned.-
VIII our friends act upon this hint?
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millinery 8 Dress slaki.l

MFRS. DAvY HAVING REMOVED fR0A.
Parks Lumber Yard, Continues 10 Clean, Pres ~
and Make Bosae.s Of the latest fashion. ., tns
notice tOct. le-sse
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MCBRIDE BOWEN HAVE JUST RE.
Nl .ccived large lot OF PIoWS Of ALI aeser,,io.
whieas Will 6esold at very low prices. TySnS,.
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w. 1. -McCLELLAND, NJ. ID.
PLY SlClA n Il $ u, Il CT L, o n .Ry
tpnnrii ii'aiis wa. ,frs.,g ss
Particular attention paid 10 the treatment Of the b.
Eases OF the Eye and Ear.
Once at Store or House 3Fit@s tv3bIly.
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Below Vii be- found the apportionmsnt
Of Senatorial an1 Representative Districts,
is made s. the legislature, which has just
closed itslebors:
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HshihS was haru !ife, anu when he could
get little money together he meant to 90
out West-Sout to Ohio or Massachusetts,
somewhere out that way" lie seemed
greatly surprised when told him that Iowa
was further of than Massachusetts,. He
said he had worked on farm some in Vir-
ginia, a few miles from here, and he said he
would rather have one acre Of land in Md.
than two in Virginia. looked around over
the country, as crossed the hills on my re.
turn to Washington, and thought if my
good hearted young fisherman could be set
down on the Missouri "Slope,' he would
imagine himself in paradise.
As l stepped out upon the avenue last
Friday morning, who should run against
but 3. r. Pegram, his big sunny face loom
ing up like ship in fog. He must see
the lions and the ''elephant" and be off for
home the next day flying. Down to
Browns wen. with him-got acquainted
with his beautiful and accomplished WIFE
aud we three started out for the Capitol.
Called out live Senator, who did the
agreeable with senatorial grace-for you
must know that Grimes is not so much OF q
ruf6an as the Democratic press wonld fain
make the people of Iowa believe. Mrs. K.
wanted to see Douglas, awfully, but the
Little Giant wasn't around. She didn't
like Summers looks-egreed with ms, that
Footc, of Vermont, is one of the finest look
ing men in the Senate; and, thought on the
whole, that the body would pass. She
didn's ike the House bit--thought Slckles
ssbatcful,' and voted the assembled wisdom
Of the hall ssnot much account" At three
O'Clock We took dinner at Browns, then took
a hack and away We went to the Smlthso-
Man, down to the Monument, out TO the
Washington statue, and back round by the
Post and Patent Offices. found Mrs. T. an
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COUNCIL n UFFs,

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.sEE- aa7ggs@ a5aasl 7lei szsEsi'a ds=
-EEfsz GA .sH,72s
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All Order. left with them will receive due attention
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GREEN, TKoMAs Il Cos
CooLDAUGH & BRooKs,
Burlington, iowa
WARRENCo. BANK, Ills.
DAVID r., Preston 4 co
Detroit, Michigan.
fn2Ou.
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The next time write to you will give
you some Of the future prospects Of the
country, and list Of the minerals, the
prospects for farming, raising stock, etc. /.
Yours, truly, J.. NJ. d.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-28
From WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, June 27.-The Senate to-dny
was principally engaged in Executive business.
The treaty with S spain for settlement Of claims
was rejected owing to the clause providing Tor
payment for the Armistead negroes
Senators Green and Polk, Congressman Phelps
and other prominent men of Missouri had pr.
vate Conference and prepared the outlines of nm
address to the people of Missouri, suggesting \
State Convention in September to ADOPT measures
to ensure united action of all connictin, Demo-
cratic views in that State; and earnestly recon-.
mended tho united support of State anl county
tlckets-and that candidates for the Legislature
pedgn themselves to sustain the views Of ma.
5ority II their Democratic associates as evidenced
by Convention.
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Later from Californ,a

NEw Yoax. june 27.-Thc steam Zip Northern
Light haa arrived from Aspinwail, - California
dates u the 5th. She brings 81, so 900 ia treas
ure and $50 passengers.
so skirmish to * pla, on the % between 3CO nf
Col. Hays men and 500 indians. Al or n running
hight OF two Or three hours, the Indians were DE-
teated with loss Of twenty-five Capt Stay Of
the Volunteers was MORALLY wounded Two men
were killed rnd iour wounded.
The bodies Of Maj, OrmsLy and twenty men
were found on the former battle field
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Mass MEETING.-The expected grand Mass
Ratification Meeting Of the Democracy. on the
Capitol Square. last night, was grand fzzie.--
few hundred persons assembled around the
Washington Monument and were addressed by
ME. r. @. Scott, of Alabama, and others. Mr..
Yancey, the "big gun" ol the occasion, declined
~ speak, On account Of indispostion and fatigue
There was no enthusiasm, and when Mr..
Yancey retired, a large portion of the crowd fol-
lowed his example. Previous tn the Dispersion
Mr. d. Ii. Londor proposed that the nomination
Of Breckinrd Z. and Lane he ratified and the noes
loudly prevailed RicAmoad Whig.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-28
To tho Intelligent.

IN ALI. disoases arre from la impuriy Of The
49, blood. No matter how called each be cured by
vegetable p1gp,rs which do not only "nip In III, bud but
actually expe th foul hunors which produce d aided head
ACHE tie doloeax, and rhrunatisa well liver arcs
pain in the side aud general hra'ncss aud WEAKNESS The
leasi oSorion Nay, BRANDEEfIls PILLS moi oni,
these affections hui also asthma all tur1 affections
The lungs well cold. aud coughs E.,n ronsnnp
ton and bleeding 81 The lungs have un been cured lay them
t.cmcnlhrr BEASbl:EIHS Pill = n nl uf lbs ycnrr
daton and warranted purely vegetable and incapable of
iuurins the rnltai weakest Frame Those Who
recommend; hut their surass ,uug 1hy bc
ustd 10 lie mI appreciated aud al principal Office, No. 9s
Canal street. Price % cents n box. JrI In
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-28

A VIRGINIA CONGRESSMAN IN LncK.-The New
York Times say 1t il understood that Miss
Stevens, of this city tho eventful heres. IF the
greater portion Of the vast Stevens estates in this
State and in New Jersey, ia to be married on the
4th Of July next. to Hon. NJ. r. II. Garnet. NJ.
c., from Virginia. Let US hope that this cccbra,
ton of Independence Day may prove u fresh bond
OF union between the Empire State and the Old
Dominion.
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@ ocHESEcrADr. Jsly 27.-The friends Of Gen
San. hoassou here, have called State Cn,en.
t'on .. nominate an electoral ticket aud designate
O candidate for Vice President.
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Markets.

BALTIMORE. June 27.-Flour steady; Howard
street $3.50. Wheat firm and in denand Ney
Red so; Old l.30al, 40, White |. 40ul So Corn
stoady White 67n70; Yellow G5aGS. Prnvision.
-teady. Bacon Sides lie Mess pork, Sl7 .75a
Sl8.25 Prime STATS. Whiskey dull at POP
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mond, June 26.-The SeceJers' Convention met
Here to-day and declared Messrs. Breckinridse
and Lane their unanimous choice for President
and Vice-President; reaf6rmsd the Charleston
majority platform and then adjourned sine de-
The delegation Of national democrats from New
York were not admitted to seats. go f~
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Later oy the Overland Mail Hostilities
with the Indiana.

ST; Louis, June GA dispatch by the Over
land Mail, dated the evening Of the 5H. saws ths,
IN the battle with Col. Jack lays, the Indians
had 10 killed and many wounded.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-28

"CAvAtaY CHURCH," in Celpeper County. was
consecrated on Wednesday last by Bishop ions.
Row. Phillip Slaughter is the pastor.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-28
WIZ. A. M1LLL]EFER I III h5ynchburg, Va
RElGSE'S SPHO-PEHUvIAN.s OR
MANIRLLrATEA S1UANO.

10 eoWpesed exclusively &C
ssav Go.Rd SmbrsrO Gudno, and Bsst Isrnptaa Gwdno
0se,taU EseA. s.5 ri "a
NOTEWe call The attention of W the het hst The
IN a uana eontai pfusffr o,bsr lsss selsd6s
snbsa than tho ndfard Tn,ao. he Rddi0us u ksfer
comb naOns uf UuBno, e1ssa Than reduce
their value In Phosphate V Lime or Amosia oths which
valuable 10 give place IA substance which - had
iI seventh tho price Of Guano psSter 10 be NseA with
ndvaLn must e sppadIn qunih of several kwaAas
hensa ~ that the few pounds os,y that
he applied when ~ih Guano, can be- Of luas 81 no
value. Hence, follows continuation OF 0uano con-
tanning Plaster may be- sold NJ ~ yalus b just In
that, greater proportion, reduced. IN IsissYa4di
We have furnished Me aInse standard iertis. farm
planter, for lhe past four yrnr aad whla
sdotng money 10 csi jA superior vsuas - brtstali
ToBAooo hns boon amply demonstrated. a. s.ifsa
We ,herefore rccenmend this Gnano to consumers, with
entire confidence M standard aud reliable feriissr.
NH 2ldAcim VIM A. MILLER.
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DIED.,

DIED,
On Friday, the 18th instant. "LrrrLE WILLIE"
infant daughter Of Col. W. W. & Z. b. Leftwch
of Bedford CO., Va, aged months and lG days,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-28

STAGE ACADEMIA stage accident occurred a
few days since, on the road between Bonsack's
and Fincastle. by which one horse was killed aud
several of the passengers injured but To what ex-
tent we have not been informed The horses
beenme frightened and ran Of hence the acct
dent.
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w OrdS of Caution.

If To- tell reader, thn the wells and
UrR throughout The country had h'' poisoned and
hn inN, red niinir to it, effects, them
would gladly all themselves discovery.
the ntcttins death II 10 ted Them thai
bad Uncovered i,nC oi enough lot them aud
that pared 10 SHARE wnh them, would refuse
uiI hut health ~ Nnunbc than rclrs,
hnN much gHthc should they he Ia that great
uacra ha, hru compounded o purr, allr matter, and
thHt II, powers lc less light und
ifIrDr at BAi.- ~ irEis and cVamir" tho ms rns Of
certificates irt all sections 81 the Son who
hr'n cured Dpfs" by lie all hen,ne Properties Among
tnru vii lin Not hers Ui oi ana lnac nnd L.
male o.aIr HIS E1trus 10 the skr', ard blessing Prov,
,sncr er rattc powers Hui It's virtues not confined
10 M j"psa Nervous Headaches yield t,rl I" Its powers
Torpid rs heroine uickened aud mntc active by lis n1u
Sinnacli madc healthy lay H. neulrnliyiug r
l.cS Indigestion lSppears WHEN II .niers the organs Of HE
Dnrrra cnnnut rsi+t s tonic powers And tholcn itself
when by these rrrEs promptly disnrned and heenn"s
harmless horsnuds Of hn,e certified who used in
liz and o. sln iai devastating The
BAKEE- Bl1 ELS viii moi remedy all TIA" Ills of humanity
but such e1.,a caused by The -inHel aud bow Us.
dlt ybd 10 ~ aruiug elects md speedily driven
from the :, Al tuuir son,d ny it, aud III
their owl, j1f9es ot ts Virtues
iot ealc b ~ he Druggists In inchbug, an by all The
tnrInl DfH IN the ot. OF Richmond, md rs"W her. IN
Nrr0hr giso 81 hrsr' tla1 S'"u \ Co., Washington city
Il. G H. Shhcr y Co., iinn Md. D. u. Miller, tow
inginn. hs.. and iarnes Park, ~ !.
Otd, r. rlel by i.lr,s ,ng l.. BAKER Proprietor
feh - ,i4tts Nirhnond, VA.
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The Great Eastern

New Y"RK. June 27.-Thcre are no signs of
the Great Eastern here vet
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SPEcIAI NoTTCEs.

-
w IL IstI =. PA1Z-18 u w llQ AQeITy.
m$~ AAanu he HeAf fesnfAsiveA which naiure has
We survived nIe.ieve the hiukuous Of hnmsaHy there
no more fatorc foF certain ciess diseases than tho
bic ia lis power 10 heal 70 .sohs, % rssSs and % srr, i.
enhanced leu fold b, senae and judeious combination with
mIns ling exsts la that
"Combination and a lsm lud,sda
OF medicine known rs
DIR. wlsrARs BALSAH OF WILD CHERRY
Whose vniue In curing to.gAs tads Bronchis Hhooplso
tnngh Oosp, lshAsa Islsonary Af.ut.oa and I.c eaf
CoasH1n ltion. u Questionable
DIR. WISTAR'S DAISAM OF WILD CHERRY.
yIR.IAiA r,srisosf
Certificate from Mr. Nnrbor,a Norlo. ul The EAaiulucr OF
nce, Ethmrn1
- R.onaoNp, VA, Feb. ", IsGa.
,asa s :. ~; f"MLs Cn. iLrta -s'rn.,,nsn - VII"
~. ~ ~ nak9M " a'u 'atffP. "h"h - hNem's"
y" "s N',n.F pA,hM; -.
n.y. nav nes y sar bassaa S,r mee wears sns" "t
'" ~. ns'ihg eoiR, "hleh hatleu iht sAin "' lhsA
IN. W w IDS sHminf.s' n'eh si.N ing r',e' as " an
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- u'N W ~ "na'nnN W Nv en"eS no heu'hr 'ha'
nav e'' 'sea HAs sNe"suea HT'ut inh nents unS
..r- .,,,.. =, n ,No.i,'i'Nh soTn
jatt,.h 70 s@eauser. lns "ns eenssas "'sms
'u" ~, Us, ~ "Ltntn "e,h,uH W u n"S hh me print
anu ""uhss
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win la'e y =, ". mh "; hea"u' ana '"r sae =!
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~ 'W"' ''"fv', ~ Ah" w 4" p'oFHs" "ha n'r !"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-28
Hair Dye Hair Dye Hair Dye
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Hair Dye Hair Dye Hair Dye
VIM. A.BATCHE1.ORs HAIR DYEl--Tnr oR
W.. osAL AND Bksi IN lns Wonlp-Aii"hcrs are mere
imtaon and should he avoided II you with 10 rscnp. rid
c1lc.
GRAY Rip EusrY HAIR Dyed Instantly 10 beautiful nni
SHtntl Brown Black without niu, In the lia skin.
fJtec" Mstd anu DiIio,nds have been awarded Ia VIM
\. ao. 1859. and $4,000 applications have been
10 the Hair OF tio Patrons ii hB famous bye.
M A. B.rrnsLaA Hair DYE prolncc' color not TO be
distinguished FROM nature and " warranted not I" lurc In
The least however long may be- continued, mud The lef"is
OF Bad Dyes remedcd the Hair mviyornc Tor Life by this
Splendid Dyo..T
sold all cIJs and Of the United State" by Drug
giss and Fancy to,is Dcnlers.
ger The Genuine has the and address upon n steel
plltc engraving four Sides Of each Box, of
WILLIAM \ BATCHEIOR
NH 1s-d6cy NPACo.] IL y, nd STREET Sew York.
m go THE undersigned will prepare Drrns CoSrrAcrs
IS4 Mlls, w. npoD short notice, -
ecpi 29+is WIN. d. BRANCH
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-28

MASS MEErINo.-There will be q Mass Meeting
Of the people Of Grecnbrer in the Court House,
on Monday next The object of the meetingis to
consider with reference to the permanent cstab-
lishment Of the Allegheny College at the Blue
Sulphur Springs. Addresses will he made by Rev.
G. B. Taylr. of Staunton, and others Lecis.
burg Chronicle.
CHEAP RIDINo.-We understand that two cam.
petng stage companies. Walker & Co. and the
old company. Ficklin & Psy ton, have reduced the
rare. from the Greenbyier White to the Montgon-
cry White Sulphur Springs, to two dollars. Cheap
riding. that!-D.
THE SPRINGS We are informed that there are
from 60 to 10 visitors at the Greenbrier White Is
ut the Old Sweet, 10 at the BED Sweet, Is or 90 ut
the Red, and from 8 to 10 at the Salt SULPHUR
Springs. All the above. mentioned watering places
are making an early start.-B.