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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-04-25
LATEST NEWS.


The trst volunteers from distance a'-
rived at Washington on Thursday evening
from Pennsylvania, consisting OF the Ioi-
lowing companies
d The d Rng9S 9 ranE 5iHs and i e Capt Jas IeKnght
First E st,l1ti Lieutenant Henry ->''s' .7'e'''''
The MAJ N@4P2 2ad dG5 2dnt tHi"' aad e Capt E. conad
Tr7 & sdtcT J"sf @ the Mnng Record tigh
Dga BFSyg5 third 7fe"oq of IGs Eighty i I've e rank
qia rbos nlJ e ltnas second lieutenant F r. sterret
The Allen Infantry OF Allentown HI! S1f'ls' COM
Hauded by Caps. fVa2cr; . I,,+.,iIio
The H@shIhSloi ---lH-J-5 ,1., - - Tiartcn.
5chuylklll county APP jam .,lL'. - = -! y
ant. David y Snllt SECOND T -. 80
aiIace; ihlEd lAeuteHiiI' i'''''9 -'"e'N' -
giant, Henry & RuS7ei
Tho Gnnrafarv Of War did not receive
tho diSDatCb informing ann OF the approach
If the penuSviVanlans, but rs soon as ne
-
hpEri thew were IN town, ne SEM tbClu al
~. IL :, Al,
0nC- n the Capitol building, anu III tItC
afternoon VISITED them.
IL ,t otI,re;oer,
1I-., u, 49,, l;ef,,ror+ og,,,panins
ana MS auuTcseCo ~ ''i' Nli'o' ~' ~
1 80 ,Iootri,al nffncf lIa first
pFOuucCu al C4CC'iiN''
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-04-25
Died.

At Newton Hamilton, on he 18Th ;,s
Miss MARY \. SMITH. lately Of Iii. -, ,,''
in the 54th yeGr f her age.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-04-25

'sNllE Commissioners Of MifIlin county MI
\ meet for the transaction Of businrS, ~,
THU RSDAY, the % day Of MAY. ora,
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-04-25

The total killed is three soldiers and
eleven rioters. Wouaded-eight soldiers
aud three rioters.
The Philadelphia regiment, altogether
without arms, subsequently returned to
Philadelphia, its members shamefully NAL
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-04-25

The first volunteers from distance ar
rived at Washington on Thursday evening
from Pennsylvania, consisting Of the fol-
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-04-20
POWERS 6 LANG,
LAW, LAND,
Ta1-Paying ageEsss.

Ta1-Payisag Agents,
Grand Rapids, Wood Co., Wis.
L. P. Pow ERS, ATTY at Law.
J. II. LANG, Surveyor.
Ii AFING been engaged in the
IL Land Agency business a
number Of years before Wood
County was formed, and pos
sessing superior facilities for
detecting trespassers on lands
owned By non-residcnts, we feel
assured in giving perfect salts
faction to all who may see fit to
employ US as agents to attend
to the prompt payment Of Tax
cs, to the investigation Of Ii
ties, to recording Deeds, to pro-
curing Patents on Lands, to the
protection Of Lands from tres
passers in this and adjacent
counties, and such other bust
ness as they may be called upon
to perform.
We have constantly on hand,
good Farming Lands and Village
Lots to sellin quantities and on
terms to suit purchasers.
Land Warrants bought and
sold.
Particular attention given to
entering Government and State
Lands.
We are also agents for the
IEtna Insurance Company.
I-Iy POWERS & LANG.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-04-20

L
MaXam observation-disclosures and
lot on fraction No. ,, Sec. II, I.
-, K. 6, commencing st GER
tain stake driven by the side of
a rock marked thus, "N" (cross)
said rock being situated near the
middle Of the west side of said
fraction, on the south side of the
road leading from Grand Rapids
to Plovcr, running with the road
west seventy feet, thence south
ninety feet, thence east seventy
feet, thence north to the place
Of beginning,
Joseph Wood.-Lot and Sa-
loon on the NV corner of ne frac-
tional / of sec. IT, I p, Il c,
being the part Of the lot pur-
chased by JOS. Wood of Oliver
Martell, by Warrantee Deed re-
corded Oh Page 12l, in Book Of
Deeds G, in the Registers office
of Wood County, being the part
of the lot which was not decided
by the said Joseph Wood to Au-
gustus Marteil.
Eroom Talmadge.-uouse &
Lot bounded as follows, to wit:
Commencing ct a point obtained
BY running from the re CORNER
of the SCI of nw4 of sec. II, 7
%, R 6, thence south On the
line Of said 40 acre tract, go
feet, thence west at right angles
With the said last mentioned
line $50 feet, to the point Of
common cement Of the land here
by nv?ycI ; thence west 30
feet, thence rorth 100 feet,
thence east $50 fact, thence
south 100 feet to the place Of
begin ling.
VIM. W. Johnson.-Houso &
Lot bounded as follows, to wit:
commencing at point obtained
b. running from the ne corner
Of the SCI Of nw1, sec. II, T p,
r 6, running thence south $40
feet on the section line, thence
west 50 feet to the starting
point Of the land hereby convey
ed, thence west 1870 feet, thence
south 80 feet, thence cast 100
feet, thence north 80 feet to the
starting point.
L. ?. Powcr3.-Uouse & Barn
and 2 acres Of land, bounded as
ollows-commencing 50 feet
south Of the Sc corner Of mel Of
nwi, sec. II, 7 %, r 6, thence
west II rods, thence south Is
rods aud 20 links, thence east
II rods to the centre OF the
Highway, thence North along
the centre Of the Highway Is
rods and 90 links to the place
Of be ginning.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-04-20

By the use Of these Pills the periodic =.
tacks of NJe1rous or Sick Headache NAV be pre-.
vented; aud If taken at the commencement Of
an attack immediate relief from pain aud sick
ness will be obtained
They seldom fail in removing the NAUSEA and
Headache to which females are so subject.
They act gently upon the bowels,-l. NOV
ing Costigacss
For Literary Hen, tStsdents Delicate Fe uaIes.
and all persons of Selsntary Aa5iis, they 4 oval
liable as La1otire, improving the 0ppcH :. Civ
ing tone and c;gor to the digestive orga $, and
restoring the natural elasticity and sire, 9Th G,
the whole system
The CEPuALIC PILLS arc the r,s,lt Of
long investigation and carefully cond,ttcJer-
perlments, having been i'll use many ytus d..
ring which time they have prevented md r.
heved vast amount of pain and SUITE, lc fro u
Headache, whether originating in trc ,! n, ,4s
system or from derangcd state of thex nrt9
They are entirely vegetable in the. cony O.
sition, and may be taken at all times with va.
feet safety without making any chang. " lit.
and the absence Of ony dsegrceaJ1e taSs reno rs
it easy to administer item to children.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEIT s
The genuine have five signatures OF IIenvC.
Spalding on each box
Sold by Druggists and al other lea,,s IN
Medicines.
A Box will be aetlt by mail, prep ID, IA re-
ceipt Of the
Price SIS Gents,
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Delinquent Tax List,
TREAsURER's OFFICE.

W UOu 20, UIIy 1OOI.|
NOTICE is hereby given that the following de-
Nv scribed lands have been returned by the
Treasurers of the several Towns in said County.
for delinquent taxes the same, for the wear
1860, and that so much of each tract or parcel
of land herein described as may be necessary for
that purpose, will, on the SECOND TUESDAY
of MAY next, and the next succeeding DAYS, be
sold by the Treasurer of the County of Wood, at
public auction, at his office, in the town of
Grand Rapids, for the payment of taxes, interest
and charges thereon, unless said taxes interest
and charges shall be paid before said day Of
Sale.
THOMAS 3 SCOTT Co Treas
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-04-20

~ \ single bottle Of SpALBIsG's PREPARED
GLUE will save ten times its cost annually
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUEt
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE!
SPALDING'S PREPARED CHIEF
SAVE THE PIECES.
ECONOMY. DISPATCH
~" "a STITCH IN TINE SAVES NISE."Es
As accidents will happen, even in well reg
ulated families, it is very desirable to have.
some cheap and convenient way for repairing
furniture, Toys, Crockery, &c.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
meets all such emergencies, and no household
can afford to be without it. 1t is ALWAYS
ready, and up to the sticking point.
ssUSEFUL N EVERY HOUSE,
\. B.-A Brush accompanies each Bottle
Price % cents Address
HENRY C. SPALDING,
No. 48 Cedar Street, New-York
CAUTION
As certain unprincipled persons attempt
ing to palm off on the unsuspecting public, i'm
itations Of my Prepared Glue, would caution
all persons to examine before purchasing, and
see that the full name,
eSs SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE. 81
il on the outside wrapper all others are
sx winding colnterfeits civ
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-04-20

TIE FOLLOWING ENDORSEMENTS or
SPALDING'S CEPTALEC. PILLS,
VIII convince all who suffer from
II T a d a Q Fl =
That a
SPEEDY AND SURE CURE
Is within their reach
rs these Testimonials mcrs unsolicited 6v Jfr.
boaSdtng, they otord unIHcstjonadIe 12roof
Of the e5fra1y Of this truly sci5n-
t;1ic discovery.
Aasonrillc, Conn, Feb. ), 1861.
In. SPALpISc-
SIR:-I have tried your Cephalic Pills. and
tiAe Mem SO reN that | want you to send me-
two dollars worth more
Part Of these arc for the ueighbors to whom
/ gave few out of the first box | got from
you Send the Pills b. mail, and obligo
Your ob't servant,
JAMES KENNEDY.
Harerford, Pa Feb 6, 1861.
AR. PrALDIse-
SIR:-I wish you to send ne one more box
Of your Cephalic Pills. / hace gccei1cd (, grcat
deal Of 5cnJH fro0, them Yours, res5ectf,,lIx
MARY Ann STOIKu0ySE.
Spruce Greek, Huntington Co., Pa
January Is, 1861. {
II. G. SPALD1SC-
SIR:-You will please send me two boxes Of
your Ccphalic Pills. Send them immediately.
Respectfully yours,
JNO B. sIMOHg.
T. So haze used one TOR Of yo,sr PITS, and
ind item crce2cnt.
Belle Vernon, Ohio, Jan. Is, 1861.
HENRY G. SPALDISG, Eso
Please find enclosed TWENTY-FIVE cents. for
which send me another box Of your Cephalis
Pills. They are truly tie best PTS Ihaae ever
trlea, Direct A. SLOWER, p Y
Belle Vernon, Wyandot Co, O.
Beverly, Mass, Dec II, 1850.
Il, c. SPALDISG, ESQ.
| wish for some circulars or large show bills.
to bring your Cephalc Pills more particularly
before my customers. If you have anything
OF the kind, please send to me.
One ofny customers, who is subject tosse-
we're Headache, CASUALLY lasting two DAYS, mo
cred Of an attack IN one hour BY your IQis, which
[ sent her.
Respectfully yours,
w. B. WILKES.
If you are, or have been troubled with the
headache, send for box, (Ccphaic Pills, 20
that you may have them in case of en- attack.
-Dena0crat, 81. Cloud lninn.
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fully yours,

Respectfully yours,
w. 3. WILKES.
If you are, or have been troubled with the
headache, send for box, (Ccphalic Pills. 20
that you may have them in case Of en- attack
81. Cloud, -tf.n
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-07-20
TO THE LADIES OF UTAH.

..-- r=, = 49, q
T STILL give Lessons in The very important
J. art of Cutting Ladies' and ChidrFh's
Dresses BY Measurement. teach all the titfsr-
ent sys;elns by Diagrams and Models, and by
Geomerical Scale. = = - zF& #*@l&@E* . T.. 49,
TO those who are not acquainted with the adj
vantsges of Cutting by Measurement, ! would
say, 81 il YOU save your time, your cloth, and
YOUR patience as ven have no need ofa"trylng
on, or pinning on 40 more than u tailor has OF
ninning a coat on bis Customer. II also enables
you TO enlarge the miniature patterns that you get
in the Magazine, TO any sze you please. =.
Beside cutting plain, you car, BY the scale,
cut Full Waists, Sack Waists, SIrplice Waists,
Basques, Nantes, Sacks, Cleaks, Tatmas, Rag
lans, Aprons, SC &c. q. Ill 49,.
L can also teach the art OF Cutting Mems and
Boys Clothes by Measurement; indeed every
article Of wearing apparel III. ~ -.
respectfully invite yon to call and Examine
the Plans. shall be prepared TO wait upon
YOU on Saturdays, from ten TO six o'clock, wien
will have selection Of Patterns for sale.
Allowance made 10 Ladies' furnishing paper
for patterns. q << g..
=. Lsarners will be furnished with models,
drafts, etc. H.. T.: /. .---.. -...-s 70.
Lessons given families privately. ..~
REFEREYCEs.-Mrs- 0rson Hyde, Mrs VIII
ford Woodruff, Mrs. G. A. Saith, Mrs. Joseph
Young, Mrs. Horace s.. Eldredge; the foregoing
highly approve of my Plans, and recommend
them to the Ladies OF this Community.
RESIDENCE Jordan Street, one block South
Of Union Academy, l7th Ward. ~. s'
4l-tf M. CURTIS
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Politically this ''old world ID IN 4 cou
d dt q revolutionary fermsnt, with strong
dash IF the spirit Of war in ii to assist the pro.
cess Of working There Is not 4 nation n
Europe ~ the present time but Il assumioa 4
belligerent aspect, and several s,knotty nues.
tlons remain for solution which are yery III
" q cause q flow Of blood before they are
solved, Pic Mono remains at Rome IN suffer.
ance. the object Of unenyiable notoriety. HeId
In his position for the time being ~ tie power
Of the inscrutable man of the TuiIIeries. n,
object Of anxiety and doubt to Victor Eman.
usl and & Count cavour, yet q rallying CIV for
Catholicism through Western Europe; Ii seems
that before his temporal power IS suppressed
the blood of many a battle field will moisten
the plains Of Europe. Poland il ia d reyniu !.
tionary condition, Hungary lifts her. bruised
head and gives forth cry Of dlscontent, Ans
.tria, Italy, France and EngIanti are each SUP,
porting 4 war establishment aud watching one
another with anxious glanoes. Not 4 very.
.iiattering picture truly. but d true one 81.
1. The Great Eas tern reached Liverpool bar OF,
the evening Of Monday, sd inst. I'll 5..
Ny very kind regards to you and all my
acquaintanccs ''at home. III.
Bro. Fl s. Sloan sends Ills kind respects u
you. be i presiding over the Liverpool Con.
ference, and hopes tosee youth g. s. 4. City,
cof these times when his turn comes 10
see the mountains. Believe me as ever,
III: n ..sa.: Yours faithfully,
! :.:. ...:> JonN KAT
Z, All the ell ders from the Valley that
have come here are doing well as far as / know.
FE sH .J. K
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PLEASE OBSERVE!
IMPROVEMENT IS PROGRESSIO

IMPROVEMENT Is PKO6kESoloN'
HAVING been granted the privilege Of using
IL the water.power in the list Ward, opPo-
size Alexander Brim's Iannery, we take plea
erecting Machinery for several purposes: in
cmding Spinning, Weaving, Dressing Of Flax
and Hemo, Rope making, Mohsses, making,
ETC.; and that we are now ready 70 receive Flax
and Hemp as it is pulled from ne field; and
viii either dress and prepare it for Home manu- an
factre or spin it in lines, ropes, or any Of that
kind Of work.
Tbs Molasses Mill will be put in operation
when the Suga:-can is ripe: = = o>..,L
We inyits and ask the rasronag" OF the pub
lie, and will endesyoE 10 satisfy eur customers
as we intend to do the work as cheap as any
persons Reasonably can, either on shares or
otherwise, as il may suit besl- .ss.1 1871.
S. p. GULL. HUGH MOON
G. s. L. City, July, 1861. 9],"
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PlYSON NAIL FACTORY.

yJEANTED, al the PAYSON NAIL FAC
& Hf TORY, BLACKSMITH, AND WAGON
SHOP, TWO BLA CkSMITllS; ONE CABt..
NET MAKER; and ONE. WAGGN-AfAKF.R.
Liberal Wages will b. given In good pay Men
Of families preferred. # ss I'll.
. We have Oh hand good Supply Of NAILS,
HOOP IRON, and everything in our line II
Send on your orders aud The needfni, ard we
shall be pleased TO accommodate YOU.
a. y. u b. F.z STEWART, and
0.4t w. IA, BE BEE. VI "a
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....y... A CHALLENGE FOR: ...-
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS.

THE Subscriber wishes 10 return thanks to
l. bis friends and patrons for past fayots.
and begs leave 10 inform them, and the rubAc
generally, that no is ready and wilTg TO III sill
orders entrusted to him III PLASrERiN
Buildings inside or outside, or both. .--
The long practical experience OF The uHder~
sighsd, Ia Hard. finishing the outside of Gnlt
ings, Justities him in asserting thai be wall Wal
rant his work to resist The action Of all / ras ol
weather. r.. - %f~>. 4" : J.. .
Fronts finished to represent burnt bricks
any kind OF Ftonei Colors warranted TO eata.o
the action Of the weather
variety Of patterns in stone can be seer
Robert Dafps gun store, on Main Street. rExt
door South Of James HagueSj or at my .ee.-
dence. =. ~" &'.t d. 49, % ~ ~..1* &C.
.ef t5@@ @#.tr VIM. POULTleR,
- e.f.-. MAIN STREET, 5 Blocks asu.n
3S-tf OF the Councii Hon.
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TAKE NOTICE.

ME are u possession Of the ZIP UBLIC MA
3 v CHINE SHOP, situated about one Qua
Ter Of q mile west 81 he ASuear House, n where
We apect TO make Cast and Wrought Iron Ma
chinery for the public, as may be agreed upon.
We want, In exchange, coke, coal, old cast
and wrought iron, cash, produce, etc. II
.-=. III. w. DERRICK.
b 5J-n 3= I'D NATHAN DAVIS.
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n. w. DERRICK.
DAVIS.
SPsNisH FoRK ISDIas RESERVATION,
July 2d, 1861. .5.4

III July ~, 1861. *..s
Learn that 4 y the intention Of some Of Thu
- Citizens Of Utah end other Counties 10 sur
yey, locate, and take possession Of this Reserva-
tion. @4 Il. %5.#g s4 +. n III: INV 4.
hereby notify all such persons to desst al
once, as it would be violation Of law, unjust,
and acting III bad Faith towards the Indians, and
would be the cause Of inc ting them to deeds d;
violence. z<.5, IA, .:. 81
A similar notice was mailed on the 18th Of
june 10 the Editor Of The Dessert Neics Tor pub
LEGATION, but, for some reason, was not inserted in
said paper. A. HUMPHREYS
{. .> !. Indian Agent y. Il. !.
p. SIN Justice 10 our cctemporary the
Deseret Neies we will say that the notice was
not by them received. else il would have been
inserted without hesitation Ed. MouNrAINEER.
d 1885, =.. 4. n. ]. ss:.
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gor cAtIIoRNIA For several weeks past,
,..,., u emirran,s have bson passIng through
y, Civ for the Great West Some nine or ton
sompaie principally with horse isams, have, ihs
r,..spt week, bsen seen vending their way 10
-, - yoIa fields 81 the west. They are mostly
Fam Wi.eousin, Illinois and Michigan. +. FL. /.
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~ IsLISdroN, LlyERrooI, ..==. /,
II. s:@s... june 9th, 1861. i

E. . - z :
DGAR BEorHER JAMEs FERGUSON
have thought for some time of dropping
you line from the Old Country, but various
things have INTERVIEWED to prevent me up to
the present time Now, however, + feel Ike
letting yousknow direct of my welfare and con-
dition. Having remembered your promise to
send me the MoUNTAINEER looked anxiously
ior It, but not until the 9th of May did IL ap-
pear; since then il has regularly reached me,
Tor which please accept my kindest thanks.
reasonably, am we'll Isutfered considerably
IRON the time left home until / had been in
England for some. time, but my ailments have
gradually left me until now IAN ia better con-
dltion than ever you have known me. / am
notify good way at my best, but / am strong
and gaining strength and yigor steadily. My
labors are source Of joy and satisfaction TO
me, travelling as | am among old scenes and
places, having had the Liverpool Manchester,
and Preston Conferences given into my charge.
denerally, the work is onward through
these missions. The emigration just closed
has been rather larger than usual; close ON
-iVou souls OF the SAINTS having leIt Ll'eipool
IN April and May, and their exodus from home
and father.land, like doves fleeing before the
coming storm, is awakening a spirit Of inquiry
IN the minds OF many. r.. -.
The bapttsms throughout this district, and
IN TACT through the mission, are steadily aug
menting the numbers Of the Saints, aud a
strong desire to gather home to Zion ID mani
testing itself in the struggles and endeavors of
The poor to help themselves, IL. ..'... :
The prospects before us for good work in
these lands are frightening, and hope paints a
future rich in many glowing eolorings. Bros.
Lyman and Rich have just returned from
'rlp5to Ireland where they have been enjoying
themselves for fortnight prospects are
brighter there ut present than they have been
for some time
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WANTED.

Al r my FURNIT UsRE sHoP.
N $500 feet 4by Scantling.
$500 feet 3 by Scantling. j.
5000 !. 2 inch Plank GI4 ttss =:
1000 g IA Il Il. &. H.. r. T. Fl.
$500 !" nj q. 3.,..=, Il. H.. --.*.
5000 q IA
Also. Lot o. Red Pine and Quakipg Asp
Timber Tor Chairs 'ss6 G.5] d
A large qaanlity Of Furniture constantly OBJ
hand. Il. 3=.. n r. .:....@a
Call and see. I-tf ). G. LITTLE
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Embellishments.
~ o rrC.n..

TIME Transfers sent From the General Tith-
i ing Office in G.. s. L. City, 10 collect
butter, eggs, &c;a at Iiberly, at their dscre-
ton ON their outward trips, TO carry passengers
and freight at the following rates.: s.*.. h.
Passengers, without any baggage, -four cents
a mile. Freight three dollars hundred for
each hundred miles, 10 be paid in advance, or
upon delivery. :Ss... !: $=:.
tit 1. >s. BRIGHAM YOUNG. 4 /. :#s-s
AZ ST. Trusteeiu Trust
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yAME into my Lot, on the 7th 81 July, 4
~ Small S0RREL HORSE MULE. wilh
white Star on ME forehead, aud near fore-foot
crooked. TheoNner can have him By proving
property and paying charges.
III .sz|- 4. .4 CT. w. CHANDLER,
h IOlh Wafd.
!. g, 8. Z. CITY, July 18Th. 1861. 42.It
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NOTICE.

IURlNG my temporary absence from the
- city, JOHN SHARP, Esq, Is fully aatio-
Iized 20 transact any business lor our house.
& AL persons L debted to Us win please make
payment 10 him. .:3l ... n, 81, & y. 1.
w. dyer, &c FL III.
!: ~s: !. DYER BROS. 81 co. I'd
@. $. Z. City, June 2Oth, 1861. asst.
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HOME sPUN.
both Ward weaving Factory.

n. 10Th Ward Weaving Factory
TIME Subscriber begs to inform Wool Cafdets
J" u and others that be - prepared % work, ON
shares, W0OLinto Jeans, Binseys, Carce, Riau
kets, Sheets, Peliic0ats, Shawls, or any kind Of
cloth that can be made III the Territory ~
win also exchange cloths Of every kind Tor wool
or produce. .... H. ID Ri. 7
Iadiesi Summer Skirts Tor Sale; Hoop Skirts
repaired. THOMAS LYON,
.s Two Blocks east and one Block
33-f north OF Bishop Sharp.