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japanese Dress Hats, Japanese straw
Has, Jspassse CAAsge WHITE, hatsr 26 Broadway. %
noaia Paula Church.
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ne West WashxsSeen HARRIET Cas-.
TIE CORPORATION COUNSEL ooxsapxns THE JUDO
MINT AGAINST TEE CITY A FRAUD-rHH COMP
TROLLnH hOvEs 10 vACATK THE yUDGMHN
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Beautiful Complexi0n.-Laird's Liquid
achieved ceiebvy having equal for besunfy
us thu oounpexion and skn AU Broadway.
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wheeler and Wilson'S Sewing Machines.
Once 90 Broadway, New York
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Hair-Its Disease, Change of Color
Their smbeiishmsnt treated carefully by 0RANDJBAN.
Aacr place. near Broadway. Forty years experience
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Cristadsro's Hair Dye, wigs and Tou-
pees Sbs bees world Wholesale add retail and the
uys privately applied. ct No Asior House.
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ORA wfnss Or the Dela ware state Lotte-
HAYWOOD BsDs 90. Maassers q "
bWx1..s-rTTr. orsss 10 "a Juss IS. isa.
63, 20, 81 Is, 68, 81, IS. 81. l6. 81, IL. ~.
DsIAwARE-CtAss No. S81 JuHE is. 1851: -
8. 48, Is, a., ~. so. IL, SO, 60, 46, Is, &C. 80.
Circulars sent frss q ss<rrs by sd1rsnng esssr 70
wo0n sDDy co, vnans,sss p,scxsro;
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Barry's TricOphor0us 10 the Best and
cbsspess arsis dresng cleansing surfing
preserving Restoring hs hair. Ladies' try Sold By Al
Arm
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Hill's Hair Dye-5O Cents, Black or
depot NO Barclay street. and sold By al druggists
Inimiiable hair cutting.
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SUISSE COUNTY Class ltl. JuHE IS. 1852
66. IA, g. b6, 81. g. SO, rs, "a, 70. IL, ~, 80.
CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY CLANS 80 June Is ISM
~, SO, ~, 2, 80, 49, 50, SO, IT. H. l5 66, 81 IL.
FRAkCs. BRoaDR6Frs 4 co,
MAaxgeu Wilmington. Delaware.
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Cpirehugh's wigs and reupee: are Per.
feooo, PsrtDgs unsuitable; turning behind No. 90
Broadway, opposite A. Z. stewart 4 Cos.
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Police Hoaxse.-rhe Crowd that at
rAesd attention Of The police SD LA Fuou
srssA proved 70 BE- rush Tor summer Cioshisg. ~ Oh
GROO1a 0rsnne Hall More left
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1000 Photograph Liksnesses TAKEN
DAILY for 81 Candidates foe ohcs and the people 70 70
HOt4hks Gallery. De{Broadsy.
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French Imported Boots and shoes OF n
superior qualify Just receivee sy suGEEx rRSnfs boot
uakor. 81 nannau street.
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rhin Uumm Cassarsere Salts co Match.
ASA g. 80, sii.sl1 sls. SIS and sis.
Al EvAEs', O. and o. Fultos s,rsst
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MISCELLANEOUS.

a 90 froU home without 0AYKT eYp Modtcate1 raoo
which Justly called pe erees Indispensable All Rusu
sell y. Depot No Bsekmsn street.
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A rr1NrIOs--TO rHE ggN fLgM IN 90 rag sPOnr-
~ tHr elAsNur sale eue arf well bred nprrtel fr g
lsh hn dos not second 10 this COUNTRY Apply s 10 Ca
ma al
E'kANCys RCri.ER, NO. PEug SLIP, n A. 1hh
arrest sspoTre ~ Dos n the w,rd f- sse or rcs
RVTLkRr inf.irie Nsnre ane Flea kv~lnnstly, ~
-oul- Dvr- sra~fed. w~r~f Sc Jur N 1lrhsi
tho ~fit,ur ~ puters Rr~~tirs TRIMMING
ksrsgsment Ds~s~s, 10, u Doss vih q nlrstrstous
the different varieties Of th- pow Price 81 Du<s Posf
cany Described ard Illustrated" Is oentA
81 yALr&Rfr Ucas FpR SALE AT HALF vssuH-A
fewfGunfisrn snd 81 ser Ard Slut. serhsl00 0s an
frfltb "a sng. vrrN y us hsh sourg nd .led
iT sp.esSsncc, kref ~ - = wstg1 i~ss
yAs. X 4LksS, liz rn.os s.seeA
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a FRESCH aEsr ryss ~ fSuEssSpHsr Pos.
A tome ard hxhv -. s'sfY from ths
rrrrch amy ts~rv- " make The s.la a Il gtaaw
.msr~~n /. NJ. ~ ~ ~ uAir
a. rrtuue rtqn @t- hut nesufv ilsisr-sssrl- a.
drres for three dsys ansts snslese bon rs Psi ccs
Yopw1 GEsTIsMay IRON KFsrucAr. rsgS
tv.frur yeas ~ .gs. In 90 4 cirrrmss iesig
fcrm Tres gusrtsns~ o. son- youne COY 9Th 49, m
So. y urter tw-.tv ye.rs ~ an u a
osipr i-yoaoa. Address ansss boa la Her - odics
% nGkTRfnuNy sADp nAsy ''-ssowlSG rHx So
wi errs n ~n a. nyer 40 he tn@s1iv msrTsd a
hp,s f,r Nsh seiss Free fnr ~ ~ne sAfrs-s r. WI
liar q ca vastrhs-s. hnr Q WI Philadelphia Ps afcs
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WINES AVID s.iu rssvtA

EfrrrENrH STREkT DfsrILLRNy = Esr.sLrsurr,
~ Iva - ne cheap~s, place " A.. nr.uaas wt,ss
Kun. hskeys Coruiss kc FOR whoeA.i. sd fsr tr.Aa
a ~ Fest Fifteenth street lq1or snld b. ~. sls.s
cHAkLss sblrR Pro 5desr.
WY. yorNaERA 20 = ALFs IN srcNw PcvTl.~z
Pearl Fvert 4"aA' ~
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sire kEI0S wANTEO-HY an AN 4Li>d IN A..
a ook IN pnvs.s f.Giir Il GO - SOD isker Aea
eIelt washrr rNnrr uas tie hri -
o. b. DO IN Asoye lA ars aco
k~xk 70 n.
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FWspnuARfN aIAs uANrs FEFEAtlly a
~ sssassv@s - A. rbsn @rAsss - a>t nt "a "a
ftrNta 81 II Gfn*s s@shE Eco ~ uHe ENkr
srs 90 f-efeacs Gal Al Ia 8s,a H., oe; resu TERN
s1e Nav.
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and returned IN the fall Of 1854. Since
then be has turned his attention to the
cares Of his family, save when the duties
.of his profession called him "a min
tister 70 the SICK. He was skillful and
faithful N bis profession, and answering
IN bis faith Among his last words, just
as he breathed bis last, were, TELL my
friends die Mormon. Con-.
y. liz Provo city. Oct 26tb, HAxsaH
BARRRA FisHER, aged GO years. she
was baptized into the Church Of Latter.
day Saints in the year 1858, BY Elder
Myres. She left her native home In swift.
zerland III the spring Of 1859, aud crossed
the plailis this season IN one 81 the hand
cart Companies EMillenniai Star, please
copy.
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furtign Rr ! !
GREAT BRITAIN.

ENGLISH INTERNATIONAL ExHIBirioN.
arrangements are making for an internn.
tional exhibition OF inventions IN England
during the summer Of 1861, The conn.
ell have offered site on their estate al
South Kensington, which shall lie vested
In the Society Of Arts at moderate rent
provided the sum sof at least ESQ 900 be
expended in erecting suitable building.
81 A Hist Of Subscribers Is published IN the
I1onrnalof the society, from which the fol.
lowing Is taken. 3...2 -.. 81.
Prince Albert ipIcsident Of the societF@ ftO, o0)
Matthew Usltili. for objects Of cum as 8 "A,
\, " inerce ~ 80. :; .......,,s 10 0r0
other subscribers ...,.y $40, 900
Total !. /. /: i. ". +. fa6f n, !,
The niuniiicent donation Of the ROYAL
eohsort Is made on tile condition that
R240i 600 DO obtained from other sources
ESsLIsH CHrRcIl RlrEs a determined
attempt was made during the Session Or
Parliament just ended. to abolish the ma.
tionat church rates. The: feeling or the
people Of England on The question, NAV
be Judged from thu fact, that 5sT4 peti-
tons, with 1aI, 1874 signatures attached
were presented to the House Of Commons
against the total abolition of church rates
and 1888 petitions, with 6l0,s7I sigma.
TIRES attached, In favor Of the total aboli.
ton Of the rates hen England shall
abolish theseraies and d national religion,
her government always saving and OK.
Eccpting tho order Of nobility 44will be The
model of the World. .: s. ). n 't, II =: /:
E ENGLASD Mt5T DE AIIsrREss on Norm
ISG By the middle of next year, when
the vessels now constructing for the Brit.
ish navy shall be finished, they will count
T3Sj vessels. with ! 4 1919 guns, aud a steam
power Of l32, 1856 horses. In gilils The
French navy ID oIly abont bull as strong
as the English. though the. disparity of
vessels is not so great. Ebghbd's very
existence depends upon her being Mis-.
Etress Of the Seas, Z and sue is letermtued
TO eontinne SO. +. f: -:.:,l ~:
AsrqusbiSa PRoGESY.--Ca(hefine anies
Edied IT Hebbnrn colliery, EnglaGd, OF, tie
18th ult,, aged niuety,one years. She has
left o children, 80 grsadrbiIdren, los
great grandchildren, aud 2grtat great
grandehlidren; total, lg9.--siSaadettaad
Herald i II. ~. ....:.;...
MEFEoRs FAILING 1870 THE SuN, On
the LIST Of September last, u distinguished
English astronomer Mr.. Darlington, had
directed his telescope to the sui, and was
Iengaged in observing his spots, when sud,
denly two intensely luminous bodies burs,
into view on its surface. They moved
side by side through a space Of about
E35, 900 miles, Grst increasing in brightness,
then fading away; in FIVE minutes they
had vanished, This remarkable phenotn-
enon was Witnessed and confirmed by
another observer, Mr.. Hodgson, at High
gate, who, by a happy coincidence, had
also his telescope directed to the great
luminary at the same instant 1t may be,
therefore, that these two gentlemen have
actuaIly witnessed the process Of feeding
the sun, by the fall Of meteorie matter. :
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LATEST
pr. LATEST ..r
TELEGRAPHIC NE VS.
= BY PONY EXPRESS =.
( Fran ST. Joseph on The sth.1

.:.> From 81. Joseph on The sth. J =. i.
Considering the great interest taken
in the Presidential election, we have hur.
riedly collated from our eastern dispatches
received by Pony Express the following
summary: .. ..:::::.,,... :
The majority in favor Of Lincoln was
eight thousand, six hundred and twenty,
seven. - .: +, -. Fl. -. - IL. - +.
49,. PENNSYLVANIA. r =. '':-s,
In the city of Philadelphia alone there
was q minority in favor Of Lincoln OF
5000 The whole State goes for Lincoln
by from 1909 to 10000. Among tie
number OF leading counties, Lancaster
gives him 5000; Huntington, 500; Al.
Ieghany, 10000. -
+. s:s@.... =: II MIssOURI; ~ :
!. Atlatsst dates gives Bell, s,Iss, Doug
las, IL sol /; Breckenridge, 1852; Lincoln,
1899. Douglas was likely to carry the
State by a small majority, 3=.s.....
- t yERMoSFl 49,. 49,
boile Tot Lincoln Sby from "a, OoO TO
10000. -. - 4
il D.. MASSACHUSETTS. -.
Andrew is elected Governor; the legis-
lature largely Republican. Buriingame
and Thayer defeated, for Congress. The
State Senate will stand Rep. Is. Dem. 2.
House, Rep. 273 to IL Opposition. Lin
coins expected TO have a plurality in this
State OF about 10000. 80 ..
- NERYLlNp. - ..'..''.
Breekinridge had large majority in
Baltimore Bell had large majOrities in
the interior counties. The result doubtful.
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FRANCE.

A machine, styled n nayigabIe balloon,
has been recently inspected by the En-
peror In the court yard of the Tailleries.
II is somewhat in the form Of whale,
worked by a miniature steam engine and
paddle wheels, and steeTed by q sort Of
rudder The machine was kept steadily
at a height Of some yards, where it was
made TO execute different manGurers;
= 1t is an annual custom, in the Partisan
markets custom which ruHneth back to
time imnemofial--to dress the largest
pumpkin with flowers, and placing il ora
triumphal car, parade 1t with great so
lemnity, around the market, TO be adj
mired by the market men and women,
aud probably to excite o feeling Of shame
among the more diminutive vegetables.
His majesty this year, was "born and
raisedp in Lorraine, the garden Of France,
and weighs l43 kilogrammes (nearly SIG
lbs ayoirdupois) and measured ten feet
and two inches In circumference, having
a diameter in height Of two feet and ten
inches, and in width Of three feet five
inches His majesty. after making his
triumphal round, was ignominiously sold
ut auction, and knocked down to a fruit
erer ON the boulevard SebastopoI, for
1873 ncs.-Holids Paris Cor. :. " -
IMroErINr DIscovERY.-Dr Oliver, a
celebrated French physician, has diseoy-
cred that bones do not Immediately die
when the heart ceases to beat; for after
the death Of an animal, DIR. Oliver has
bones from the body 10 that Of u
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u u.

~: -:-.. " I u ...>--
Tx this city. on the End inst, Of lung
fever: SARAH JAsE, daughter of Samuel
and Sarah Worthen, aged 10 years, / !
months and JIG days. -:. ..=.... IT. +
+: or congestion Of the brain, in this city
on Thursday, The 18th inst, at g am,
JOINS. G. LYxcH, aged "a years, 8 months
aud 81 days. We have known him for
several years as q steady, industrion:
young man, As q eourt-clerk no had
few snperiors. He was ever at his post,
and ever faithful TO his word. No mother
ever bore more dutifui and tender-heart,
ed son. No man ever owned more az
Fectionate and faithful brother. (
'ttIn his grave they have laid him, he slunber.
While his spirit In Paradise ,~ssiiy shall
rest r.. --..r'
Till the hour when the angel shall sound hi.
10 the inst re'ufteetiOn, with Christ 10 be
- biest -. '+. tS- j.
Oh! then weep not, his mother, more blessed
Thy last,born in life, though he lie with the
81
And the bands Of affection that bound him TO
thee, -.
In his life, arc not gone, though hi, spirit lie
z fled" z-=
10 this city, on Tuesday, the 18th inst,
DIR. DARWIN RICHARDSON, of Pneumonia
DR. Richardson was born on june 20,
1919, in Denmark, Oxford CO., Maine.
lie was baptized member of the church
of Latter-dsy Saints in the fall Of 1888
and was member Of lions Camp, and
left Kirkland, with the camp, for Mis-
souri,, in tho spriug Of 1884. DIR. Rich
ardson was ordained member of the
first quorum Of Seventies IN KirtlAnd.
He arrived IN this city in September,
lS47; and Was appointed one Of tho
presidents of the third quorum Of Seven.
ties. lie left this city in the fall Of 1859
on q mission 10 tue West IndiA Islands,
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LflST.!

:I(ETWEEN this city afd Ssssidna Settlement.
~ = dopbts. bartslsd shot GU N. Any psrsaG
hndng and returning said gun 10 The SUBSCRIBER.
rewarded. 7-H SAMUEL WORTHLESS;
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EsTnAY.

" NAkEN Up ON The first u November. on,
u red and white yeAflRg lIEIFER, undrl
half OF the tip Of Ieft ear cal "a. Those tha
eaT-mMked ~ come forward, prove property
pay charges, aud take ii away. Z. !. = q:
Ittt IL JOHN II0RL.iCK, 7th Ward.
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NOTICE,

AY0UNG Insn wishesa sithatlun ne Clerk
n tn an oiltcs or 10 q store HI iS a firsl.ta,,
Their deiats, please apply al n. ID. RICIIaRDS.
west lcmple street, ~. 1879 T.H
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10 N. IA YLOR.
T A / [ o i, /.

RESPECTFULLY auhouhess that he has
~ commenced business next door north of
Jae. N: Brownies Stores west side Of East lem
pIs htsi and having had many years 81 9raeiI.
ss' Hpeflence N the aTt Of cutting and making
up the most n .hionsbIe Eafmstts, feels CONNIE.
tent 70 execute orders IN = mannsr saiisfacrory
to sil wbo may favor him with their patronage.
W Cutting done 10 order. T 3. I'm
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IartsfANA-

/ . : d = . : .-'
Bell had q large majority in New a.
leans, but a private dispatch saws n,
State has gone FOR Brcckihridge
]. fExNEssKE.
Doubtful between Bel and Breckin.
ridge,
Nj. .5. n y coNNkcffcur. Il.
Iincolns majority III the State win b
several Thousand. 4
NORTH CaRoIiSA. .a.as&
I Probably for Breckihridge ..s
RHODE ISLAM. s.3.
Gone Lincoln. I: ~
NEW YORK s a
The whole majority for IincoIn Il mn.
wards Of %. 900, and the. Republican ma.
Jority il Congress turns out very large.
Il KENTUCKY, "A, II n
Claimed for Bell BY 10000.
IOWA.
Carried by Lincoln, /.
sEw Jersey
II. IA snid I'd have gone iof the Fusion
ticket. Perry Is elected over Penuiug.
ton. Gs5. Fl. H.
WISCONSIN.
Expected to have gone 10 900 for lin.
coin. All Republican Congressmen
elected. r. :=|%s ,:,s u.
a +: &. MICHIGAN. = s. Z
Everything Republican, Congressmen
IA = Si y ~ Il ii 3 ": Z,
Bell Is expected to have carried this
State with large majority,
81 MISSISSIPPI. E.
i FaYorableto Bell; nothing heard from
definitely. \. 4 ii. 4. IL. +. /, NJ
s ONO III
Majority III favor o. Lincoln expected
about 10000.
DELAWARE +
The State gone for Breckenridge. /.
I Al later dispatch says: Lincoln elect.
ed by oil Frce States. Virginia Tor Bell,
Maryland close between Bell and Breck.
inridge. .. 1. z. FIJI, ..... .....s.:
Y ELECTION RErURNE give nearly
NIL our space this morning 10 election re-
turns, as they will be fead with more in
terest by every one than anything we
could publish. The election Of Lincoln ID
certain. The electoral vote of every
Northern State will probably be cast
for him, with the exception Of New Jer.
sey. The result in Illinois is still in doubt,
but she will probably give her vote 10
Lincoln, We have not received enough
returns from this State TO determine the
result. The indications are that Douglas
has carried II. Sc JoapA Gasetie, No.
yembcrs. .ll.......: p.
!. .3... }5s.,. NEW 0R1E1Ns, Nov: ]. j.
TheftcaIner III. L. w !. Hill, bound from
Memphis to New Orleans, exploded heI
boiler on "Wednesday last. Thirty per-
suns we're Killed aud from forty to fifty
sealded. - .@:.ssss. M, .-:@:. ,;..
I 4 j: Il: !. PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2.
Sheldan Knowles lost in the steamer
ATctic, was not the author but the P6ila-
deIphia agent Of the. American Bank Nete
Co, charged with the performance Of work
for the Emperor Of Russia. @s /. .. Il. !
s;; ssI. ,..> ALBGEy, Nov. 2.
About zine o,rlock tl,is morning a law
yer Of this city, named John Perry, entrret
the premises Kept by John Granfeld, as /
porter house, on Broadway and COMM:
ted u violent assault on him, throwing q
handful Of Scotch snnff in lis eyes aud
n >
heavy cane, making three wounds. Gran
iielddre areyolfer and shot Perry twice
both balls entering bis stomach. Perry
cannot survive, The quarrel rose out Of
a suit for the possession Of the premise.
occupied BY cran6eld Perry bore a very
bad character and the sympathies Of The
community are entirely with Cranfeld,
whose acton is considered entirely justiii
able. H. r. >.... :..z:':.,
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.AUCTION.

WILL Be Sold Il Public AactLen. I, f,smn
w Floyd, on The 29tS instant at III o,cioeE
IN = m, ne following Pubic AhlmsIs, vs: Nine
tl0l.oh.5, One MULE; Terms cash. n
4. n. u. C:LARY, A.C,.M. &.
Asst: QHaster Masters 0fIiee. (. ;,.1l, E.;s
Camp Floyd, y tt, Nov. ~. 1850. 72t
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HATING.

TTyHE subscriber hereby gives notice 10 TN
4 public that he has resumed ~ sbovs bnsl-
ness Al HE old stand IN the I7th Ward, g. s. T.
City, one block north q Temple Bloek
WANTED,
An kinds o. furs, FOR which hhsral pries VIII
Ne paid; also ssSony sheep and lambs wool.
4 in JOSEPH L. HAYWOOD
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-. - = q y J, u q N. y '-77ll a n q
,nsplted SCRIPTURES. which carry Us back
y slle sacred origlnals Of man, unite II
Wy tne Tuuimenis q orr social state,
wv J 4, sur.ound y with the primitive images
y :; Us household relations. with spread
NV ,.s sol ~ nslas and patriarchal burrows.
~ ~; Y y me nrst records Of the nation,
!, n .. W. San trace back 70 the dawn5o
, " ~ socle.y AZ Y " the heroic poems
n y u 49,. y q - ihe hieroglyphics Of
III ~ y. ana Assyria; y ~ Too, n that glo,
s,ous n y winch a the precious lega.
m, Y wv ass g tne present slaychold.
sss. M ,g asa aIcus lall.as WI ontilye
!. VS. ., soll 81 summer and Mrs Bsechef
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W. APPLEBY,

AttorEey aud Counselor at Lar,
sWILL praetiss IN all The cou.,s Of Utah
w Collection Of Debts attended 10. Power
o. Attorney Tor the States and Europe. D,sds
Leases, Agreements, Indian claims. na,aral,sa
lion paperss &C., legally drawn no. Terms Thar n
Ofiee-- TO9Rssnd's salt Lake HouEe. Ess
Temple Street, q s. l. CITY, IL
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MILLwoRn e MACmINEHY.

M = are rrepsIed 10 build or repair Ill binds
|, Wv Of Miilwolk and Machinery, Including
wafer. wird and horse powers, dtiils, reRpets
and thGashefs; sugar aud tanning mills; BY cons
tract or otherNisa, II tie lowest piieea los
ready pay. l.:5. B
These having STATES machinery viii iiad Il 10
their advantage 10 employ US. {s
Patisrns ptcsatInEs and meaels o. machinery
made 20 order. 800, i .sss. Il n .sf5 s..s'25
Our terms sfe-S Store y, pTeslues n Ill kinds
al The siiye1t rates, 10 ri cont dl.rosnt Tor
cash. 5l FL q. VIM. u SILVER, s[
/ ..s... ::3s u FORBES. s4
East sds o. 10th Ward, q s l. CITY. ss,3m
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PHkkoMENA, &c.
q aufrtist mfuis.
BEET M0I.As !.

II HAVE exeeiienl accommodated. ID, MA
Y ing M0LASsES from Bec,s, aud am pTe.
psted on the shortest notice to make Aiiv o,ls 4.
ttiys eitheT on shares or ~ . reasonable eh.rgs
MARK LINDSEY, l3th Ward.
Gu First house east Of Joseph Young, sen.
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EMILY Il. mILLs,

MiLiiasr, MaatIs sa5 DfsssndksS, snd In
I brpidsrsS,
ID ESPECTFuLi.Y soiishs the patronage q
III her friends and he isdisn grnersIy.
Orders puAeidalIy and nestIy eascutsds and
charges moderate ,al5t < .@s VI mn M 81 Al
EmigraliOn Street, 18Th ward. q. s. L. City.
IS Gin sli III. ,3 Il 0
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Breekinridge bad q large majority ia
Baltimore. Bell had large majOrities ia
the interior counties. The result doubtful
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Mlrrifl:

Or Sunday, the 4th inst. by Bishop
L.W. Hardy, Mr.. 0Rsox PRATr ARNotI
to Miss Alicia READ, both Of this city.
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u Al later dispatch says: Lincoln elect
ed by oil Free States. Virginia Tor Bell,
Maryland close between Bell and Breck.
inridge. Il. z*..... .:.s, ...,.s .::..:.
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Bell had a large majority in New O..
leans, but q private dispatch says the
State has gone FOR Breckihridge.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1860-06-14
Catarrh! Catarrh!! Catarrh u Catarrh WI
What is a.? Hoao Cured9

Thousands of persons suffer all sorts of an
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nf the mucous membrane, lining the nasal
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tending into the throat and lungs. From
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The old-school remedies have never been
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