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The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-05-25
WAEEL.Iys, May l8lh::

.. "@ WHEELIys, May lslh;
The greatest enthusiasm PreSsls'
Flags are flying in all directions, 4 lais'
number Of delegates TO the conversion = !.
rived on trains from the eastward, .spa =
boats from the river counties TINS n.y. y
ing. A large crowd assembled 70 iroas 3.
the Mcclure House, Speeches Eers 49, ~
by Carlisle, PierpOut, Brown' and o'u''
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-05-25

HoMEwARp BoUND.--Hon. John G.
James, late delegate from Carson County
to our Territorial Legislature, left on
Thursday for his home in the west. He
was accompanied portion of the way by
a number Of his friends, consisting Of Gov.
ernment officials and iellow,legislators,
citizens OF Utah. -"' -.
Mr.. James in the discharge of his leg,
fslatiVe duties, did himself and his con.
stituents much credit. And since the
adjournment Of the session has deported
himself well as q good lawyer and gen
tleman. H.. ......
We understand his friends in Nevada
intend him as candidate for Congress.
They might travel far and fare worse.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-05-25

Many who hive always been considered
Union men, regard the act OF the German
troops in firing upon the crowd profhis-
cuously, as uncslled for and cruel. They
swear yengeance on all German rtp1bl-
cans. s tiEl
Gen. Harvey arrived at ST. Louis on
the llth. He was to immediately take
command 81 the military department o.
the west, the head quarters Is TO be ST.
LOuis. ~. ., .4
On the 18th, the excitement caused BY
the enpture Of Camp jackson and the
subsequent firing on the mob, continued
undated. The people refused 10 dispense
at the request of the Mayor and police. Y
On Saturday morning, the 18th, two
German artizans were killed on Market
Street by secessiouists Ats o'clock, ON
| the same dry, as military corps, COM
posed mostly Of Germans, was moving up
1 Walnut Street towards their armory they
we're fred into by mob aud two Of them
killed. The soldiers could not tell who
were their assailants as the latter hid
themselves behind church. The corps
moved on down Walnut TO Seventh
Street, when they were again nssailed by
4 a shower OF stones and bullets from people
4 IN houses and on the sidewalks. The
soldiers wheeled and fired on their assail,
ants, killing two or three and wonnding
several. The soldiers then moved on
rapidly, but were followed by the crowd
and attacked again on Eighth Street,
4 They discharged another yolley at the
crowd, killing two and woundlng several
Others. One Of their own ranks fell NOR
tally wounded. The corps then marched
1 rapidly TO their Rrmory and the crowd
4 dispersed .,
i The whole city was aroused by this
last transaction md the two parties, Sc
4 cessionists and Unionists, sw0Fe vengeance
on each other. A meeting held on the
steps Of the Planters House, was ad.
idrrssed by prominent Secessionists, and
4 continued until late hour
i A gang started out with the determin-
alton Of killing all the Germans they
could find. IL is reported that they
killed six German citizens on Franklin
i Avenue and three in another part of the
town. This is probably an exaggeration;
but several were known TO have been
killed. ,:.::, ( .Gg
| Gen Harvey, on; the 18th, issued a
proclamation commanding the people TO
be quiet and threatening, il municipal
4 laws could not be enforced, to declare
martial law at once. e. :,~g. 81.
/ Some seven or eight hundred persons
left the city, on Saturday the llth and
t Sunday the eth, fearing 1t was TO be
! burned by the Germans.
The news from st, Louis created great
excitement at Jefferson City. TIE meal
+ bers OF the Legislature were called. up n;
10 o'clock on Friday night, and held q
secret session; several bills were hurried
through, the natare Of which is moi
!. known, T.. i. r. :: I'll :.4> .. r..
! Five thousand troops were stationed
on the Illinois side Of the river, ready Il
assist the Union men OF ST, Louis, should
their services be needed: -, j, :. .r .=...
+ Gcu.1 Frost aud bis command, whC
were taken prisoners by Gen. Lyon, have
been released on parole, With an oath moi
!, to Eight against the United States Gov
ernmcnt, They complaintbitterly Of. I'll,
usage they received at the arsenal.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-05-25

SEAsoNABLR.-We return to DR.. Do
remus our heartfelt thanks for some fine
punches ofthe best asparagus we have
seen this season. All hands enjoyed the
treat, The doctor has placed q good
example for our home gardeners, 10 where
surpassed.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-05-25
JORDAN DAM.

WE nre pleased to learn that the pro.
pFictors of the Jordan dam have prosecnt-
ed this laudable undertaking this spring
with an energy and promptitude which
has successfully slirmounted every obsta-
Gle; iHsoEueh thai the dam win be so firr
completed ii few days. that the water
can be made available whenever the nrces.I
sary canals or water acqnias have been
made, .s. .=. -i.3 <...>. /
From water levels taken. this week, il
has been ascertaiued that the water can
he used readily on a nach larger extent
Of country than was anticipated; and asit'
Is well known that there is a rich and
Eallable tract Of country In the vicinity,
and west Of, the late survey made by Mr..
Box and Others, this opens field for the
enterprise and industry ofthose who wish a.
farnliitar hiscity. I,
From those associated in the construc-
ton Of the dam, we learn that it has been
I put in with care, and witla view TO per.
manent service, and is pronounced sub.
stantial piece Of workmanship.
The principal proprietors held a meet.
ling on Thursday evening at Father PuIsi,
pliers, in the 10Th Ward Of this city, at
which, Thomas Box Esqr. was called to
the chair. Mr. John PulSipher was APP.
pointed water.uaster, and authorized "a
construct canal for the conveyance d
the water from the dam to the Box sur
vcy, aud allthose wishing an interest il
that canal were requested to meet at III,
dam on next Monday morning with neces
sary implements to help to make the cana
and thus secure water for their claims
and an opportunity is also offered to thost
who may wish to survey landin that sieibi
ty to take an interest by investing labor
in this canal -. ..
4 We are the more pleased in giving the
foregoing information, as it is certain that
portions Of the fifteenth, sixteenth, and nine,
teenth wards of the city can be furnished
from the Jordan, aud thus save for the
benefit Of the other wards, much of the
water tina: they have been compelled to use,
| Much credit is due to Mr. Box for his
energy in this good undertaking. He has
not only expended much time aud labor;
but great amount Of means in the prose
cution Of the work Let US not fail to
come to his help, -
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SOUTHERN NEWS.

" Ga the 9th the Montgomery Congress
was 10 secret session most Of the day. 1t
is understood that they are engaged in
making vigorous and successful prosecu-
rtion Of the war, and for placing the Con-
fedcracy in the best possible condition for
defense, 1t is also understood that the
Gonfederacy has. control Of sufficient arms,
ordnahco and ammunition Of every des-
criptiou, TO put into the field 10000
men for q years campaign. =t,. ~.
On the, 18th the Congress recognized
Senator Clingman MS commissioner from
North Carolina; he conveyed assurances
that North Carolina would soon. co-ope-
rate. -....... - ..s. T.: .,.... +.
Passengers from. Montgomery state
that Prcst. JEFF. Davis dinner at the
White House is postponed till the 10Th
Of June. -. "a -. -. :
Gen. Baanregard, with Russell, of the
London Times, had arrived at Montgom-
cry on the 18th inst - ...... 49,.
| \ train from the west was stopped
near Frederick, by the commander OF the
Virginia forces at that place, and subject
VI w ail Inns was 10 DG
done to all western trains. ~. .r
A train of western cars, freighted with
horses and bceves, bound for Baltimore,
was stopped at Harper's Ferry.
The Tennessee Legislature, on the 18th,
appropriated $780, 900 for arming the
STATE .r.--
On the night Of the 9th, ninety-four OF
the Maryland guards were arrested by the
Massachusetts Picket-gnard, for attempt
ing to escape from Virginia to join the
secession forces. They would be dealt
with as traitors. -... ..:%
The "rebels" are erecting heavy bat
tteries at Jefferson Rock, to command
Virginia and Maryland sides of the Poto-
mac and Shenandoah, also other APP
proaehes. F.. :.
About eight hundred Kentuckians and
Eirginians were encamped on the Mary
land shore and heights in that vicinity,
and were certifying themselves. ...... -.
A battery had been placed at Jefferson
Rock. Trains had also been laid in pipes
for blowing up the bridges and other pro,
perty at moments notice, If necessary
The Norfolk Line steamer reports that
Virgininns had seized the sm,ll steamer
William Selden, which madesth connec-
ton between Old Point and Norfolk;
thus, all communication has been broken
off. So.
The Secessionists have battery of
sixty-eight Founders at the mouth of the
james River. The steam-tug Yankee was
fired on; but the she'll passed over her.
The inltenehmeuts Of the secession forces
line the whole bank of the river, and are
distinctly seen from the ramparts of Fort
Monroe.
Gen. Pillow has chartered steamboats,
Ohio, Belle, Morris and Hill for IN at
tack on Cairo.
President Davis was receiving daily,
hearty responses from Tennessee, Ken
lucky and Maryland. A brigade from
each Of those States will soon be in the
field.
Governor Letcher was hourly communi
eating with the Montgomery Cabinet and
acting uuder their orders. Five thousand
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-19
IEPHALIC PILLS,
CURE SICK HEADACHE
CEPHALIC PILLS,
CURE NERVOUS HEADACHE
CEPHALIO PILLS,
CURE ALL KINDS OF HEADACHS

By the uso ofthe'e Ps the periodic attacks Of y,soss 50
Hsodare may DC prevented and taken at the commencement
OF an ssek immediate relief from pain and sickness VIII b
ob,oined.
They seldom fall IN removing the Nausea and HeaisAs
TO which females subject.
1hey act gently upon the bovls-removng Costiseaea
For Literary Me7, SuInts Delicate Females. and all persons
ofsientdTy hG they valuable Larasvs improving
the appetite giving and to the digestive organs and
restoring the natural el.scy and strength the whole ystem
The CEPIALIC PILLS the result Of long Investigation
and carefully conducted experiments having been In many
years. during which time they have prevented and relieved
Of pain and suffering from Headache whether cri
mating the system from deTansed state Of thS
stomach.
They entirely vegetable 10 their composition and may ee
taken Of all times with perfect safety without making any change
Of diet, and e absence Of any dageeab tase resdHssv
10 adnintitey then TO ehadyea
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITa
The genunsbsve FIVE signatures Of HENRY G. SPALDIS0
on each Box.
Bold by Druggists and al other Dealers In Medicines
Box WIN be sent by mail prepaid receipt Of tbe
PRICE rs CENTS.
AuoTders shorld be sddressedto
HENRY G. SPALDING,
No ~ Cedsr.t, HeEycrh.
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fanep @oo0s.
los & IO7 cHAMBERs-ST'
AND
80 AND Oh READE.ST.

We cal the attention Of buyers to LARGE and COM
PLETE STOCK embracing full lnes Of Foreign and Domestic
articles both Staple and Fancy.
The UsPRECEDgsTEDLT PRICES at which for the pat
z,y days we have bought large portion Of our present stock
place II, In position TO offer inducements for oae than ct any
period sim the es,ebhmen. Of our business In lsII
For ExTEsr VARIETY and OF ssLEcrIoa edspsy
I'D assortment SUPERIOR OF THB EISD H7sR BzFoAh
CITY, which ofeTs to dealers OIL UNLIMITED
range Of STILES and PRICEs from which TO choose.
WE PARTrcurARIY INVITE THoss WHO HAEB FzyBR DHALr
WITH us TO EXAMINE PRICE, assuring then
that all the advantages which have gained by LONG BKPE
zIEsCs LARGE PracHAsEs aud PAEHKsT VII DO loeE
ally divided with
CASH AND FIRsT-CLAss TINE BUYERS
We annex t OF few Of the articles embraced In our va
y which viii be sold by the package or In lots to sus
purchasers.
Catalogues giving iG description Of stock viii be fur
nished 'ent BY mail on application
AL orders lnu..ed 70 win be scouraey and eTped!ousy
supplied
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NINE. DEMOREST's PRIZE MEDIA
IVA SKIRTS just What every lady requires Elognt G
Cheap; give Bnerss sSisiscoD. isa brosd"sy ~ MY
Csngts 2li Grand a l9 bav l3i Pierrpontst Broohyn.
SIn WINnOW SHADES. 359
NEW STYLES.
GOLD BANDS.
BUFF AND WHITE HOLLAND. 9e., ,,,,ror,
and NEW STYLES OF tlATURES' o,o
3s9 DRAPERIE3, - SVS
LAHiBEREQUINS, YALEhCEs,
OF
SATIN DE LANES, -
COTELiNFs ard BROCATELLES,
Msde 10 Order By the Beet Uphols,eTeTG- ,,o
3J1 NEW COLORS So
BRoCATELLEs
and DAMAeKs, -, ,,,re .
3s) LACE CURTAINS ~
$50 FROM AUCTION $50
50 PER CENT LESS
THAN COST OF IMPORTATION
KELTY'S,
$50 BROADWAY. Js
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TIE FOLLOWING rNpoRsEMEyTs OF

TIE FOLLOWING ENDORSEMENTS OF
spALDINGS CEPHALIC PILLS
WILL CONVINCE ALL WHO SUFFER FROM
HEADACHE,
THATA
SPEEDY AND SURE CURE
Is WITHIN THEIR REACH
As these ,-oo.as un.olici.ed BY M sr4iP,,s ss,
sOrd unque.tioDsb.e proof Of The eseSey Of this
MAsosvIILz, Conn, Feb. s. loci
Mr sPAIDNe;
Ihave tried your Cephalc Pills and Is t'n Vs sAs,
Pat ofthe,s o the neghb'rs to whom gaze Few Sas
'ns ssni a ,Ss Ssi raIs E's sy t1 sa aud osnse
~ JAMES KENNEDY
HAvrR,oRp, Pa, Feb. 8, 1881.
Hrr. sPAIpIsg:
Iwh send more b. Of your csPh'io rin'
ION, NARY Is;Pes Ann is;rolKHousE.
spRucR CaRsx, Huntington Co., Pa Jan. n. 1851
II. C. sPAIDIy9
You Will please send boIes Of your Cephae PiiA
Respectfully yours, ,,, - ,,,,,vs
hay. used box Of your Pills ard hnd them ''o
leaL
BELLE vxRsOy, ohio Jan. IS, 1897
Please sna av. cent, for which send
other box yopr Ccphsc Pls Ihy truly he beat Psf
hars ried oro,,-n n,
Direct A sAo' n, H. r. NJ N
BEVERLY, Mass, Dec. II, 1890.
wish os some crul.r- large showbl, bring your
ksye anything Of the Iind, please send to me.
0ne my customers who subject TO severe Sk hesaseee
your Ptls which sent her ,,
REryOrDsDUaaH Fra7tsn Co. & Ohio
No. % CsdaT.t, Ny
InooSd sHd .ventyye cent. @ for rhh :snd s, SSs% S
roIdiPSaIH Ft.Dilin Co Ohio q '''''
Your Pills work hse eh,n-enre nssdAche almost ~'
t'uS yours wM C. FILLEl
YPsILAsrT Mich, Jan. a. ieel.
Mr. spAtDIse.
e for g. Sf cSSa asa r s @
.ao snd they bad so good effect thai was induced 'a
f''S's ''H' " ''''' a WHEELER MA
Cep.s Pfs oJec for which they Tere msas,
VIZ: Cure Of Hesdaeho In all iis forms.
From the Examiner, Noifolk Va
They have besn tested than thousaDd eeses Whe
entire success
From the Democrat st. Cloud. MINI.
Ifyou have bsen troubled VITO the heao.s ssoa
sbo (cephal!c P thu! you nay have them IN case 0
From the Advertiser Providence. r: J.
The cphslc Pm. are said to be 20 . ec,1
Complaint which has been discovered
From the Western r. h. Gazette. Chicsso III
From the K.navha Valley Star Kansxha Va
We are sure persons suaes with the Hesdache whosJ
them, wiz stick to thon
From the Southern Path Finder New. .OTeans, La
~ sS~ can ySs Ss added 20 the sissy
eeiyed bsnea.s that no other medicine can produce
From the S. Louis Democrat.
The immense demand Or he sracle (cephaio Pis hnAy
Increasing
From the Gszett-, Dsvespcrt, lows
Mr. SpAdng would not counect LIS name VAN Al Suce
Sid rot kso.c to possess real merit
From the Adysstsef, Providence n l.
The testimony their fayor strong, from the loe raspete
bic quarters.
From the Daily News New port, RI h.
Cephsic Pnls taking the place ofsl kinda
From the Commercial Bulletin, Boston, Man
esld 10 be very ethoscisus tor the ilesdsche-
From the Commercial cincinnsdl Ohio
Suffering humanity row be relieved tt.'
.sI
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GODEY for APRIL, 1861, ,


W STRING FASHIONS AGAIN!
Oodey IN biz LADYiS BOOK, is again out with another
Of Bis ssu6cent and superbly colod double mammoth
FAhonPs,e, Thss splendid eDg-ayings have Increased he
sgbscipou 20 lis book IN these ipI times to 0s
amazing extent Is nquiring for H. and row the
soos ssbe book the dealefs Ihe pse IN
s nunbe even moro fupehly colo ed than any that nave
,Ta. Tbs group Of ebiden with the chi In
be nurs arms !e of the picture w1ItAy e Pecii
an, Of our greatest paBe Here aso the true coos
sat Be By the ladies' One Of the nsufeA POS OF
wine colored dress color like the msuve enffey ne"
H. addition . this j. another - -. zx,,o,, ~, .-z
OUADKUPLE EXTENSION FAsHIoS-PLATE,
containing Of spring Dresss -Ihls Las never
before been given By any uilgtElle. 1t
Spring and headdees-s also yeni also dueo
male the new style Embroidered OveilsPptnE Collar
Coh kFhtDreses or aeies and large sssotneni o.
S.aoy and usetl articles ~ The Woh Department
THE PET DONKEY
u the steel plate In this number and picture and specimen
q ensrSyipg hes never been egualed.
For by ALI lie desleIs
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BEVERLY, Mass, Dee II, 1890.

Fl. Q SrAIDiNa, ESD
i, fo SONS cruler. large howbis to bring your Co
pbee Pulls more particularly before my customers n zoe
ksye anything Of the knd, please send 10 me.
Ons OF my who subject 10 severe Sek Hesdsehe
uslay ng days cured Of attack In one bour By
your PiLl which sent her.
Respectfully yours, -, ,,,,v~s
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Ncm i1ublitatlOns.
1T ISN'T AL RIGHT!

1T ISN'T ALL RIGHT!
Being complete sud thorough recitation Of the peInoous
@S' ~ WHATEVER IS IS RIGHT"
By CYNTHIA TEMPLE. Price II cents
Al,o' TIE UNWILLING (of SpihtuaiSIn.l -
BY Dr. p. b. RAspoiPH the Coryeried Medioml fnSe -
e.rts Also HUMAN LOVE PHYHCAL SUBsTAHcE
THE GRAND SECRET; a NEw THEORY. Price % cents
be whole ssps for from the Bo.,on Once Addcss
EYW.ENGLANU REFORM ASSOCIATION, bos'oD Mas
NevYogk: s. Z. MUHsON, No. l43 Fulton-st.
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DRY GOODS.
LINEN THREADS COTTON THREADS,
SEWING SILKS, TAPES,
BRAIDS, BINDINGS
sUsPEHDERs, ELAsTlCS,
WATCH GUARDS, WHALEBoNE,
SHOE LACES CORSET LACES
CARPET BAGS SKIRTS,
PINS HOOKS AND EYES,
MILLINERY ARTICLES.
HARDWARE.
GUNS RIFLES,
PISTOLS, RAZOR STRAPS,
RAZoRs POCKET CUTLERY,
SCISSORS, SHEARS,
MARBLES, NEEDLES.
CORK SCREWS, THlMBLES,
SPOONS sPECTACLEs
FISHING TACKLE, BUCKLES
MIRRORS.
SPORTING APPARATUS,
MEASURING TAfEs,
POCKET COMPASSES,
PERCUSSION CAPS,
MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS.
DRUGGISTS GOODS.
BRUSHES, SOAPS,
COLoGNES. EXTRACTS,
HAIR OILS, PONADES,
HAIRDYEs TEETH POWDERS
TOILET POWDERS, IHDELiBLE INKS
THERMOMETERS RUBBER GOODS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
SHELL COMBS, RUBBER COMBS,
HORN COMBS WHITE HORN COMBS
BUFFALO HORN COMBS, IVORY COMBS.
PEARL BUTTONS AGATE BUTTONS,
FANCY BUTTONS, COVERED BUTTONS
SLEEVE BUTTONS, ENVELOPES
STATES PLAYING CARDS,
WRITING PAPERs. PEN-HoLDERs.
STEEL PENS SLATE PENCILS,
LEAD PENCILS, PoCKET-BooKs,
PURSES PoRTEMoNNAIEs,
CARD CAsEs Writing -DEsxS
WORK BOXES, CANTON FANS,
FRENCH FANS, NECKLACES
BEADs BELTS,
JEwELRY, WATCHES
CLOCKS, BRONZE FIGURES,
MEMORANDUM BOOKS.
STATIONERY ARTICLES
MUSICAL WARES, &C.
CARY, HOWARD, SANGER 6 Co..
ISPoETszs JoBDsRs
MO OLD STOCK.
wICKs, SMITH Co..
ENTIRELY NEW STOCK
DRESS GOODS.
Also,
HOSIERY M6SfFSs SSTRFlfs 1;iSTTsi IS6 %hffE II GOODS
Including
CANCELLED AND AUCTION LOTS,
JOB Rates.
We Invite ths s,snon o. The rs9 srTsy and especially
EoG n and 20 Franklin g.,
West OF Brosdway, bear Teylot's Saloon.
sW Coz. Late OfPhs!p., Bll.s kCo
A. CHS EBRo, JR)
Sss5. ssssssf I Roc: ] Late offs. B. ch'''ndsn Co.
NJ p. BROWN, Importer of
W. ALL KINDS or
BEADS AND FANCY GOODS.
Prices TO suit the imes
Depot, No. 1S8 Pesr.a.
Gprins goo0s.
ROWEN, HOLMES & Co.,
EOs. so aud aa3 BROADWAY,
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BELLE vxRsoy, Ohio, Jan. IS,

BELLE vxRsoy, Ohio, Jan. IS, 1897
HpsRY c. SPArprys, ESQ
Please nd lucosed w sny for which send me
other box Of year Cephsc P Ihey truly s beat Ps,f
nIrect wv" A. sTOyER, P. NJ,
Belle Vernon, Wyendot CO.. o.
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New Edition.
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC

- FOR ie6l
new edition pabbhed Friday, March 3. Containing
The names of Prede0i Line ons Csbins' and oer Interesting
polhc0! matter.
ASTRONOMICAL cAEctLATios AND CALENDARS for
oovEasMRNT OF THE UNITED sTATEs-E,esutiye
AID JadiciAi.
ENt tQYs. EXTRAORDINARY AND MINISTER'S RESI-
DENr from the uni,edStatss At Foreign Courts-
hENALE Ot ItE UNITED STATES. Members o. Politi-
RoL sE OF REPRESENTATIVES or THE UNITED
STATES PehIle ally Ciasslhed-
1N&VlrH COAOhLs5 tAsAI chosenl Politically Classified
FAf.h hOAESLEADS, OF tho Action Of ConrsHs on the
Qaenon OF gr~otms frse housteass 10 Actual Settlers On
and the Prosideaps Veto thereof - f~f0'
REfCBlICAN NATIONAL PLATFORM for 1861
NAJtONkL DEAOCkATIC (Douglsal PLATPOlM kox ipeo
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC (brociinhdge PLATToKM tof
lef0. ~ SA''N ~.
KAfIoNAL UNION CBelp PLATFORM, for 1910.
sycIssioS o. SOUTH CAROLINA
TABLE Oh TEMPERATURES FOR NORTH AMERICA
prepared At tho eiihSoull irsttutlon and conAnlus h
1eupeiaure Of TIE fouf seasons and the Ne Tgrnpera
tug of e Yea q. l5S PoiuIs In Seri Ansch principally
ELEcTIoN RsTURNs FROM ALL THE STATES OF
ThS UNION, carefully COMPLIED o1presay feT TEs
LIST oy sTiTES, CAPITALS, GOVERNORS, TIMES OF
LE0ixLATlVE MEETING, GENERAL ELECTIONS,
POPULAR VOTE yoR PRESIDENT In 1859, isS. and 1850.
fIee esn'sf n copies for eI 100 eories sS pos.asc
ss1d BY Exress, 81 per ieo Cssh orders solici.sd'
beA nalioeie u THR BrsK ALMANAC be Iapplied (Y
80 1879 1850 'sS 80 ~ 81 ,51 and e0 Pic, l3 cents
.eS' poN.g' Esa AddToa TAE IRlBUKEs Ne&Y0k
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A MEXICAN SLAVERY.-Just published, re-
N ply the letter q Bhop Hopkins of Vermont by the
sau-st N. " A BRENTANo No. G95 Brosd~syi DIR H. g.
IVES Raion-. B!os4yn, and Other hewsmen Fnee cts
a pei hundred.
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HAvxR,oRp, Pa, Feb. 9, 1851
Efr. SPAIDyg.
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Mr.. SPAIDryg.
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Iwih youto send box Of your Cephsc Pins
Yours respec fully.
MARY ANN STOlEHOUSE
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IN m ..yc m tsn ines its cos. annually. -
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ladres, - - NE.SRY C. C.SPALDINo,( Visit-k
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REYSoLpsBuasH, FrsntHn Co. Ohio,

Jss- Q, 1851. J
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No. "a Cedarst, ~ Y
DEAR SIN:
Incosed fnd twenty C for which send boz d
"Csphaic Plsy send g address Of Rev. VIM c. Filler Rey'
noldsbug FrsDklin Co, Ohio.
Your Pills work Lie headache ainos. fsstss<sy.
Truly your., 49,. d, ,,,,,,
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spRucR CaRsx, Huntington Co., Pa, Jan. 10. 1851
H. G. SPALDIYg.
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You vii please send two boxes Of your Cephate Pi
Send them Immediately.
Respectfuly yours, o , ,,,,,vs
81 have used box Of your Pills ard ind them ''
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YPsrLAsrI, Mich, Jan IA, isel.

Mr. SPALpySG. -
Not ,,nce sent boz Of Cephsc Ps fos e
rure Nervous Headache and aHd received ne
sano they bad good eject thai was induced na
for =, -,
A. g. WHEELER,
Ypsiisna, Mich