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ME hsvs appointed 3. A. Duks our agsnt for
W this plses for the ssle Of car "UERIvAL1D
SCALES" All wanting them can - supplied By
him,-sithor BY the singlsons or fall sst,-st any
time. BUR- ETT STILL
- Active Agents Wanted, 70 vAen The nssG
liberal terms Will b. allowed. Active. psrssvssins
men san make money BY this invaluable article
Apply 70 8. y. BURDRrT, Ksoksk, Iowa, or q
HENRY STILL, LsavsnwortA, Kansas.
March IL. Vo-A1t
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sHERIVF,s SALE.
STATE OF IOWA, SIS.

In. oousTr, IS.
RY virtue Of . Special Execution to me directed,
- issusd BY ths Clerk Of the District Court of
said county, In favor Of Charles Bush and against
James +. Bsucs and VIM. o. Daniels hays Isvisd
upon, and viii sell 70 the highest bidder, q the
door Of the Clerk once Of the District Court d
Lee County, Iowa, 81 Ksokuk In said county, On
the l1h day Of April, A. D. 1850, bstwssa the
hours Of nine o'clock :. =. AID four o'slesk p.
n. Of said day. tho following property, to-wit
Twenty feet BY one hundred feet deep, running
Rross lots twslvs and eleven (l3A1n N block
thirty-six 1857 Of thsCity Of Ksoknk, Lee county,
lowa,-connsnoing twenty feet from the corner Of
lth and johnson streets.
Taken, levied spon md 70 b sold By order Of
Court " satisfy said whit a exscatien.
Ksokuk, March 3, 1850.
n. u. GRIFFITH, Sheriff Of Lee Co.,
mAhI0-fAeI6
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MAssAcHUsErTs.-The Republican Conven-
ton Of this State met on the 7th. No ex-
preston Was given officially, but II was
thought majority Of the delegates to Chi
csgo are for Seward.
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Ce00assI eHsFss sale.
DANIEL G. TAYLOR,l By virtue Of adssrss of
[ h. nfsAri~A Nr-~4 - ~

W. the Distrist Court Of The
wM. HeAIDAY. United States for IL saaas
OF Iowa, Southern Division, In the eass Of Daa n
Q. Taylor VI. Wn. Holiday, rendered Os&ober StA,
1889, appointed the sndersigned Commissiousr 70
sell In pufsuaaes Of said Decree the following rssl
estate Of said Holli day, towit two acres adjoin-
ing the Keokuk and Dies Moines Valley Plankrsad,
being two Of the tract Of four acrss conveyed
BY s. y. Miller to @. II. Perry and Asnsr Reeves,
executors Of the win Of Lewis B. Rssvss, dsssassd,
State Of lows, / viii on Saturday, April Z, 1850,
between the hours ofe .. and p m. Of said day,
proceed 10 sell said property TO the highest bidder
Tor cash, before the door Of the once Of the Clerk
Of said Court, In Keokuk, and will exssats deed
To the purchaser thereof.
]. w. RANKIN,
Commissioner United States Court.
March IN lH6D did
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TIE SIcKLEs CoNrrn.--The Com. or
Elections has decided to report in favor Of
allowing testimony to be taken in the case oil
Williamson ". Sicklss. Boycs Of S. O., va,
the only Southsrner on the committee who
voted in the Affirmative.
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RErusHD.-The Supreme Court Of Wiscon-
sin hes refused to grant writ Of habses cor.
pas in the case Of Booth. Dixon was agsins,
it, Colsfor it, and Payne disqualified, having
been Booths attorney.
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Mr.. VERsos.-Ths Ladies took forma
possession Of the Mt. Vernon estate on th.
7th inst.
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RE .ELxcTxp.-James A. Pearce has bee
reelected United States Senator from Mary
land.
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A1A6SAA9 eA1No0 VeIs
SxxArH.-The bill to refer the Eads defsl
cation case to arbitrators, after much discus.
sion, wss passed BY the decisive vote of rs to
LIS.
The bin relating to redemption OF real
estate sold under foreclosure Of mortgages,
Wa taken up. A motion that II should not
apply to any mortgages prior to the taking
slFeot OF this act, was lost. The bill was
passed by vote Of "a TO IA.
HousE. Code was made the spscisl
order for Thursday afternoon, and every a.
ssrnoon thereafter, till disposed Of.
message from the Governor, vstoing the
Law postponing the next meeting Of the State
Board Of Edusation till 1865, on the ground
that IL conflicts with the spirit Of the Consti-
tuition, WAS read. The bill Was then rejected
BY vote Of As to 34-the ayes being less
than two.t thirds Of the whole house.
An ACT was passed extending the time for
the completion Of rs miles OF the Dubuque
and Pacific railroad--the Company lacking
only 20 or 30 days Of the required time, hay
ing been delayed by Joe on the Mississippi.
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CoEoRIss.-Both Houses on the 9th and 7th,
proceeded in the discussion OF the Slavery
question. Good speeches were made BY
Messrs. Wade, Collamer, Van Wycke, and
others.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
PUBLIC NOTICE.

PUBLIC NOTICE.
A LII persons are hereby warned agsinst pur-
chasing - -.c:s-s-: t-cm lame. h-c--. :c--
monty known - Brown, Agent, or any othsr per-
son, any notes, accounts, other securites goods
or sdects, payable 70 order Of Turnsr Co., o. -
longing 70 them; and especially from purchasing
Or In anywiss negotiating Tor any one Of sigh1
promissory notss made By W. N. Cline, +. Maple,
and others. datsdon or about September ), 1850.
six Of them being for about 43S6 each, payable.
two to months, two in 8 months, and two in .
months, and two others for about $3.50, payable in
u months. A writ Of injunction has issued from
the District Court to restrain the transfer Of said
Notes and effects OF Turner Co., and any person
receiving them win do 30 ct his own risk.
FRAKLIN TURNER.
March 18th, 186O-d1Ot
WANTED.
"A GIRL do h0uscwork in Z small family
a None need apply who cannot come we'll recon-
msnded. Apply ct the Law OfRccof
LOWkIE MILLER.
JAnIsdtf Third-st.
methOAlsG Hymn BOOKs.
A GO0Dsupply Of the different sises, for sale by
n NJ. w. W16TCOTT,
fsbld ~ NAin-st.
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UNKERlFF,S SALE.
STATE q IOWA, Is.

Len CoUuxy.s
DY virtue Of special execution to me directed,
ID issued By tAS Clsrk of the District Court OF
sid County In fayer OF &c. Bernard and against
]. II. Breeder, {sAad j1dGmsnt assigned 70 b. 8.
AsrriAm), IhAvs lsviad upon and will sell 10 the
highest bidder, 1t the door Of the Clerks ehes OF
tho District Court Of Las County, Iowa, - Ksokuk
in said county, on the 9th day 4 April A. D. 1880,
between the h0srs 81 . o'cleek :. N. and o'elock
p N. Of ssid dAy, To following property, to-vits
comnaiag atths sornM Of Fourth and Morgan
streets snd running thsnos with said street one
h.~a.a SD atty Test thence alons the lins Of lots
three ~ and fosr ~ seventy feet, thnes 1t right
angles With said line one hundred and Afty feet TO
Ath street thsnos along said street TO the paea Of
bsginnin4, the fSont snds Of lets one , two
3 and THREE IN block forty (40, In the City Of
Keokuk, Lee cOuaty, Iowa.
Taken, levied upon and 70 b sold By order Of
Court 70 satisfy said writ Of Exscation.
H.H.0RIRfiTH, Sheriff u Leo County,
mh1edtdfss1s By 3. Kxaanr, Deputy.
a NEW Novel ~ a. &. Ros. How Co1ld hs
IA Hslp IT., this day received at
OGDEN, BROWNELL CO.'S
~ CrfY Book SfoRE,
fshI7 81 Main-st.
rISHE PROFESSOR 1TTHE BREAKFAST IA
! Blu, With the story d "Iris," ~ Oliver W.
Ai issi1.d - - OGDEN, BRowNsLL ) 90.
CCYTRE HTONnS.- Stones, of different
- kinds, In Quantities 80 s1it.
maybe B. Yah. TUCKER.
RACON TTDES AND sMOULEKS Tor
- ale by KELLOGG BIHAE.
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TEE DHs MoaHEs VALLEY WING In published
every Monday n this Office, Is one of the eldest Pa-
pers in Lows, and has widely extended circuia-
tion throughout the Des Moines Valley, Northern
MiaeoUri and Western Illinois.
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sH z RlfRsA SALE.
STATE OF IOWA. SIS.

LEE COURT,
10y virtue Of special Execution TO me directed,
~ Issued b the Clerk II the District Court Of
said County, In favor Of Geo. Taylor and against
David A. Day and John II. Day, have levied upon
the Clerk . Oea Of the District Court OF Les coun-
y, Iowa, Ut Keokak IN aid county, On the lAh
day Of April, A. D. 1860, between the hoass of 9
o'clock =. n. and o'clock p. N. OF said day, ths
following property, to-vit: The westerly half Of
Lot No. Ave 90 in Block 1ftythres in the city
Of Ksokuk, Lee county, Iowa,-bsing that hall
next TO lst six In said block.
Taken, levied spoa and 10 b. sold BY order 81
Court TO safety said writ Of execution.
Ksokpk, March 2, 1860.
H. n. 0RIFFITH, Sheriff Of Lee Co.
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Commissioner United 5
March 10, 1850 -dtd
SH EHREfss SALE.
STATE II. o. o',, IOWA. IS.

QY virtue of special execution 10 me directed,
Dssusd BY the Clerk OF the District Court OF said
County, In favor of ID. .Kilbourus, and against g.
w. Gsnrss, have levied upon and will sell TO the
htghest bidder, the door Ut TIE 0Ss Of the
District Court Of Lee County, Iowa, at Ksokuk, In
said County, On the Och day Of April, A. d. 1850,
between the hours Of o'clock .. n. and o'slcsk
p. m. of said day, the following property, 70 Wit
Lots seven % and eight s) block eight (6) In Kill
bourns's addition 10 the City Of Keokuk, Lee
County, Iowa.
Taken, levied upon and to be sold by order Of
Court to satisfy said writ Of execution.
Keokuk, March 9Th. 1850.
n. GRIFFITH, sheriff Of Lee County,
mhl0dtdfeeos By. B. KEIsar, Deputy.
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i at DWARF and Cutlery.
S. w. & III. TUCK Err,
+ IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS,
= have In store, and receiving their supplies
for the Spring Trade direct from the makers, which
voraole terms. The stock being unusually large
they Confidently solicit examina ton Of tho
s.. w. h III. TUCKER,
KsolaI, Essss 10 ;, i issss.. So, MAN "
MINES PICKS, sH0vRLs, Ao., for sale by
4vA mchedAw s.W II. TUCKER.
IRIFfIN'B HORSE AILS.-oood stock OF ali
NJ sisss for sale by s.W. III. TUCKER.
LoYTHE RTFLEs.-VarIous qualities of Scyths
~ Rinss and 6hxrpsncrs for sale by
Mssch9-dAw 8 Wa 81. TUCKER.
4 MES SHOvELS.- large stock Of Ansss
n a. ssSs'" ''' sale ''' sy.w..H. TUCKER.
- g. YAH. TUCKER.
A NEW supply OF Trsss Hoops, Of the sisss
"A usually wanted, together With general -
so.tnsnt Of coopsn' Tools, Just rsosivsd: and for
sale low By 8. w. II. TUCKER.
Nn4 IA a.
Yioorins do
AnnsaIsd AZ Ia sr;~ch-. .rc.-so .,,,.,.
C.sir~ 40 ~p0''oi @s'eA''
FjnisSirs Al
narrsI IA
ro~.tlsr Nm ~s,.,.r :. .o,ts..,, - a.A..
- IN. n.,.... ks-x a.. ss y. os1sI .AI.s
Low BY tmcAs1 3. ". n. TUCKER.
WE. n op, ny nnlNu ana other Asss;
- Cpsoss, cnoven, Aatsocks and Pisksj
Scyssss, Snatns, ana GRAIN Grades;
UoW.Dsnss 49, ma Corn rnntsfs;
(yutti. nores Hav snA Gt,sv r~sv...
n, Et,.- ~ Nsr--s Pei.
And !. 49, ssosI - ...o.s.n Ipnu .ur
CTTTT.rRY :. hana 80 - 81. rnv !. '
noho1kv WAH Turrrr
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@The Harper's Ferry Committee of the
Senate have concluded not to call on Gov.
Wise to tell what he knows.
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0TAYYORD r mcCUNE,
"HOLE0ALR GROCERS AND COMMISSION
w MERCHANTS, second door abcve the corner
u Blosdeas, Watsrstrsst, Ksokuk, Iowa.
nch9-dly
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TsHR undsnigssd having formed . partnership
1 under tbs style OF MceUNE 4 6AMPLK, and
having pur chased the stock Of Merchandise form
eriy belonging TO H. W. sample Co., corner OF
Main and "a streets, Ksokuk, o6er tho same 1t
prices In accordance with the times, and will make
IL 10 the intyest II oar friends and the public to
give n . eall before purchasing elsewhere.
Come every one, and get the worth OF your mo-
ney, - We mast close out Euch al the present
stock In order to make room for ear new Spring
Goods. CHAE r. McCUkK
March 8, I6So-d SAA'L q. SAMPLE.
Dg1AOLUTaON.
NOTICE IL hereby given that the partnership
y hsrstosord existing between the undersigned,
Adam Hire and Hannah b. Hine, for TIC usE md
benefit Of the heirs Of DsnisI HiDs, deceased, un-
der the arm name Of A. Hins CO., hes been dis
solved By decree OF the District Court ef Lee Coun-
", Iowa, IT Kcokuk, made March I'd, 1869, and
that By sid uscrse the 10 authorised 70
settle the business Of said Arm.
ADAM HINE.
Keokuk, March 8, 1S6o-d3t
SELECT SCHOOL.
M IBS N. 3. URMST0N will open Select School.
4v1 In the old Church, corner Of ~ and Concert
streets, on Monday, March 18th.
TERMS, PAYABLE In ADVANCE.
Elsnsntary Branches, per quarssr.... ......1 3.7e
Higher Rnglish ........... 400
French. extra, S........ 500
mch7d3w
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challenge to the combat wss always the war-cry Of
victory. But, IL IL shall prove otherwise then the
world will all the sooner know that every party in
this country must stand On Union ground that the
American people villa sustain no party that ID not
capable of making sacrifice Of its ambition on
the altar OF the country that, although 4 party
may have never 50 much prestige, and never such
traditional merit yet II IL be lacking In the one
virtue Of loyalty to tho Union all Its advantages
viii b. unavailDg; and then obnoxious -. through
long cherished ana obstinate prejudices, the Re-
publican party Is in tho capital States, yet even
there 1t will advance like an army with banners,
be armed with the national confidence and SUP port
when II shall DO found the only party that defends
and maintains the integrity Of the Union.
Those whcseek 70 awAk en- tho terrors Of disuniop
seem TO mo % have too hastily considered the
ditons under which they are to make their attempt
Who believes that : Republican Administrator
and Congress could practice tyranny under Con-
.sii.s.on many 1s.soss - 04s. -
Yet that tyranny must not only Be practiccd,
remaining hope for Constitutional relief before !
forcbs resistance can And ground TO stand on any
where.
The people % the United btates, acting In con.
fofmity with the Constitution are the supreme tri.
DunAl to try and determine au political issues
Ihey als as competent 70 decide the issns Of to.
morrow - they have been heretofore TO decide The
issues Of other days. They can reconsider here.
after and reverse, II need be, the judgment theJ
shall pronounce to-day, ~ they have moro thai
once reconsidered and reversed their judgments ii
former times. II needs no revolution 70 correct
any error, or prevent any danger, under any cir
cumstArne6.
Tor IL any new or special cause for revolution
likely to occur under Republican Administratio
We are engaged in no new transaction, not even ii
new dispute. Our fathers undertook great wori
Tor themselves, for us, and for our successors tt
erect free and Federal Empire, whose arches shall
span the North nericAn continent, and reflect til,
rays OF thesun throughout bis whole passage from
one 70 The other of the great oceans. They erected
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VICE Icsiuent or the United states has induced
% weigh carefully the testimony he Angyen on the
subject Of the hostility against the HO6th imputed
20 the Republican party, derived from the rela-
tions OF the representatives OF the two parties ut
this capital He says that he has seen here in the
representatives. OK the lower Southern States most
resouts and earnest spirit Of resistance TO the Re-
publican party that he perceives sensible loss OF
that spirit Of brotherhood and that feeling Of 10y
Atty, together with that love for = common couns
try, which are Ut last the surest cement Of the
Union 50 that in the present unhappy condition Of
anairs he Is almost tempted to sxclaim that ws are
aissolsing weak by week, and month by month
that the threads are gradually fretting themselves
Asunder; and stranger ght suppose that the
Executive OF the United Ststes was the President
Of two hostile Republics. 1t LIS not for me 10 raise
. doubt upon the correctness OF this dsrk piotnre
- Tar as the southern groups upon the canvas art
concerned, but must be INDUCED In tho opiuior
snst can pronouncc ~ accurately concerning the
rortnefn Republican representatives here - sny
one. know their public haunts and their private
ways. We are nota hostile Republic. or represent.
| stves Of one. We confer together hut enly - tn
organs OF every party do, and must do In politics
| system which obliges NJ 70 act sometimes I,
800 .n.is - requires ~ always TO b pa.
| even on the subject Of slavery, with "a nr,
political, not social personal di6csences =
There IL not one disunionist or disloyalist anon,
| MS all. We are altogether unconscious Of any pro
cess q dissolution going ON among or around ma
We have been more patient, and never Il, ].
the Representatives Of other sections more than
| We bear the same testimony for the people aroun,
| as here, who, though In the very centre where IN
bolt OF disunion must fall rst and be most fearfu
70 its ELECTS, seem never less disturbed than nov
We bear the Same testimony for all the district
and States We represent. The people Of the Mort
are not enemies but friends and brethren Of th
south, faithful and true ~ In tbs days whom deaf
nAs aeait ms arrows promiscousiy among them q
common battle fields Of Freedom.
1 WewllI not suffer ourselves here to OVAL I'm IN
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NTARYSVILLE LAUNDRY.
COR. q mud FOURTH SITS.

TVHE SUBSCRIBER, having purchase the
Il tire interest of s. b. Cooley in the above estab
shment, is prepared to do all kinds Of WASHING
at short notice and on favorable terms.
Ladies' and Gentemens Clothes done up with par
tcular care.
Shirt Bosoms and Collars polished as in the East.
Shirts damaged by sea voyage made to look as well
None but experienced handa being employed, my
work is guaranteed to give satisfaction.
Being grateful to my patrons for past favors,
shall endeavor inertia fair share ofthe public pat
ronHge.
ocO,my JAMES BOYD.
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MARBIaE.
Premium Marble Works.

p j. DEvINE Sc BRO,
K street, 6etiOeen Sieth. and SeUenM streets,
Sacramento, Cal.
SCULPTUREi Busts, Statues, Monuments, Tombs
- and Grave Stones, Mantle Pieces table aud coun-
ter tops, &c &c, constantly hand or made to order
at the shortest notice
Oriers from the country promptly attended to-
N. B-P. J. D. & Bro. have received Diplonss snd
80 sst ~ ~ we several ntaJe FAIRS from the
"'V"'N'Vs 'hs1V9'e' irnS-N
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Clements, Forman & Cattermole,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
WAREHOUSE,
BONNEVILLE.

WITb Receive and Forward Merchandise to the
w WASllOE MINES with dispatch.
REFER TO
J. G. Fall Co., Marysvllle;
jill Tennent n Co.,
W. IT. Ladd e Gu, Downieviile;
}. c. Fall Co., Carson City.
Merchandise sent oRertis route Will reach e fnines
IN advance of that BY any other All packages should
x put up IN sniable sizes for mule transportation
merchandise. Every effort wibe made IN avoid a..
y bys on this route. Marx packages Scare C. F& On
Oo"heVlHei M flour and Barley constantly on hand
ap24-lm -" i-"'''NN'
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State Of California, city and oo,, = ~
co, Son this 8lst day Of Univ u San h,,.
me, "m' y. Jewett, Notary Public. NED a. D. 1856 b-
dG did dspdse DsAsS sSd ETOvn SsSS
herewith signed by him are tr,,e Se Contents Of
In witness whereof have hereun,o vi
allied my official seal, the dav a1S setmy hama
written lI.s'l WIN. G. JEwETTs Sa,r SStSr tra s5s y
or1o.,, spermatOIrhOea. f'Sa
sUde oVSl e.sesss wesSncss, es IN nervous debility
and incapabilty for labor and stndn dUack lndsros@
rehension, loss Of memory, aversiogn' .anllness o
OF solitude, timdity, sefdlstrust din dj1, to sscety
OF @yia@sry the eve pmnles asSssTge, pains in The ss
tiles in man are cured by the mstlv o.I or olherE
can and surgeon, L. J. Czapkay his iiss'soratod S,
ring diseases IS new, unknown IN o,L method 5ft
the great success, All consultations s by and M
erwise, free. Dy letter ~
Address L. J. cZAPXAY, NJ. D. San Pr,.., W
mch0O-om 'anciscoG ca
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$1OO,OOO.


~ TICKETS in any of these and eoyl..u
may be obtained from TEN TO FIPTyyn'a
AFTER TIE DRAWING TAKES PLACE ..sa -"
purchaser will consequently nave to bonns'
only eight or ten days before he will get us OyyT"
DRAWINGS, which will be published in ,.,..',
the most prominent San Francisco neWsp.Der, Al
file of the New York papers, containing pertss,
of all of said drawings, can be found at
Wood, Eddy IL Co.'s LOTTERY OBr
No. 9S Montgomery street, Rooms Nos. ,,I,
over Freeman& Co.'s Express, SAN FRAScs0
WHILE AlOhhIs' s'''''....'....... -. ......A1 y
HALVES. ...................,.,. So
SUAkiEAS ''.'..'a. ...',..................... "A
gY- -ORDERs FOR TICKETS on CIRCULARS, sto,,
the plan of the Lotteries, and how the Prizes
awarded, will be sent to any one desrous Of reeer
them. Enclosures of $40 and upwards, NAV
made by either of the Express companies, at he
pense and risk of WOOD, EDDY CO., and PRJ1
WILL BE CASilED at san Francisco. All conn
nications strictly confidential.
Address,
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THE EYES THE EYES
DR, 10. III. PARDEE, q

~ DIR. E. III. PARDEE' -
H5A OCU l. Is L. L6N
81 After protracted blindness Of N,
more than years, Dr. P. has made himself FL
and scientifically acquainted with diseases en 'a g
and has now been in practice eight years ID AZ n,
cisco with success that cannot be surpases %b,v1
part of the United Stat 3; and for proof OF W. hT
suhstantiHte by cases that have been eureu ~
ter having exhausted the skill OF all tne "0J N4
lists IN the cities of Boston, Philadelpa ',, "a I'M
York. Dr. p wholly objects to the use ol eau'1 5t,
housekeeping the patient in DARK ,Vou, Jun and
blisterlng cuppngthe blue pill at nlgnl n,,o s
the morning. etc, etc DIR. PARDEb has n. as,tsr
remarkably successful in the treatment OF S ~ ne
Neuralgia, and all pains about the head anu D,r ta
quent calls that he has for his Rheumatic S,oSrbkb
all parts of this coast with the many . snsr
positive proof 0fits efficacy; and TO ,hat aa
ing many inquiries by letter, he Will slae sseh h
be sent to any part nf the State or COAST a snd,is
tie will be accompanied with full dicresson' over p
ceipt or a liniment magical in us eueC,9 -pta
ingredients Of which can be procured aiy hv Dt p
$40. The ARTIFICIAL EYES inserleu r.ai II sve ui
have all the natural movements OF me n IeS' idra
cannot be detected even by close Pc SpaRpEE
San Francisco Cal,l9'55ss lrS 5asa
OFFICE-Cay street, Plaza nO''" tsbslSa
above the Plaza.
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NOTICE TO CAPITALISTS.
For Sale in Sums to Suit Purchasers.
DONRS Ou ,UvKVs COUrNr,rxy n n, x-urupa

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A. drawing interest Ht the rate of Ten PER CENT
per anuum payable semi annually a the office of tho
Treasurer Of Iuba county, the principal payable on
July lst, 1869. sinking fund is provided by law r
the redemption Of twenty thousand dollars of these
Bonds yearly. Alllega questions involved in their
issue and payment have been closely contested fore
the Supreme Court OF tn State and the able decision
rendered in their favor invests them with character
higher than any Bonds in the market
ALSO-B0nds of the county of Solano drawing in
terest at the rate of SEVEN PER CENT. per anIum
payable semi-anuually at the County Treasurers Of
flee Of Soauo county In other respects they are the
same as the Yuba county Bonds described above.
This presents rare opportunity for safe invest
ment for nine years at high rate of interest as they
are offered at discount which the more desirable
as is reasonable - suppose that the present rates
Tflnnot long be maintained.
For further particulars enquire at the Office of the
San francisco and Marysvlle Railroad Company, or
to D. O. HASKIN, Marysville, GAL
Sacramento Union and Sierra Citizen copy I'm and
send bill to this office. dectI.tf