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DnE1v3led
FOE Cp1:APE rs AxD QUANTITY II
"MATAKNe' VENETIAN Rain DYE"
Which has been nttort the public for n,sklr
"a QUART ER OF cEEru8T,-
and u uLiverfai}y ap sroved-
-THls HAIR DTE"
u manufac ured b5 pecu1 q PROCESS which resdEuh
,o..v.,,-1 .1MnEssu6ARLT n e. .ssJ6 sUPEa1oR'
nov CT ever before he a.o1.s: pe.as esrc,et. IN
..--...-.. ZONE BOTTLE"
The sprcauo4. il SioE ii. Dyt 3ossyo,e Inae4 enat
. "pU6 7, DtRTI~
&C e wh e5eo h.1s Aod whske.s are -
ntd 9eceshsAoo' Wien Al in'uraE aracie has bora
rEicE. FIFTY cssTs rxa Borrlys.
h1Taews asasra Il sasias; nsnt. !; aa f., New
ss :: / IN: :1Sss Il
Hair Dye! xEa1r nye..
* M3HHw, rLn: Tut .E;ss HAhsLEss I1gs = kstL
-sbenees isa, ku..5. ; assy a..T ,n,:aa''y, -
,ss hs III ssls es a.;
So aea .; sn.a; @p-Is, ss.a ,l.tg ,.q osnsr
"a r ~ 9sles eRn i
b.cnsi6n p I'll g1 otIs =, Ut It, ts.ataoa,d
1tasehs:c,' = New T>.ls- c-estu; for Drsssus tbs
Hair. se.6 s-gs II y w6xis
Tn the v~ar as4s
IT. Mathews tErt pttoaled the VxSkrItN HAIR
plE s!bct saat uut 1t a ns-n u=Ed hy noutAnd8.
tactiou - ~ ~
T.eVshhT1sE nyt IL she cheap It II tha world.
nra II olfT Flt:.ttltA. ~1o etch uJIte c1nta11l
enpE r.: 9f II those nsual!y ID for T.
1ne sAHAtlGH Dit u ~Arrnltta not to tc1ure
pTr r. sol' -h s'o, and ee
Z; sf''st e assss ~; sa.. es..,
sassrsd-one thst I'LL fsde crock wErh o1t
For b*ie BY d.rsEts!s. Prlet 81 csntt
1MAfExRe. Gc4e-h Agent. = Gold Et-eet,
.Ahos Mao9'acturer OF f.ArH11'B AKrlCA HAZE
ue1s PRICE sc. i>e9 aN.3 3nit WV
Pfl<s-{xsemorrbo7d.}-piles.
The Ausual.su fpeclnc io1 ftls 8 u now x4l kuoxa
sss1t e msst eace..s temedt II ene Apoge CON.
sl1l:s II any farm ascels '1ia that It VIII not
Ee1tasatHtis cur l. EnENnd I. r The sterdArd
T LORD sMITa. % Lske s:rsst. Shls aeo. General
, 1864-10-05
u COTS AND SH e s.
Removal.
GAI;I., s0U1HWICK & co.
BUCCEB8OR3 TO
gENEplcT. HALL L Co.,
HAye removed ta
Mns. 384 e. 1856 BroaxaHavs
FIRST DpOR ABoV6 WILL = &1-
-~ Work..

IN 40 Constantly On had va:7 la1Fa
81 q - sevea ve51 e oas * eEn &
Fl 1sfs Iii fne Eter st1ye1 OF ae1r, boJs' aa4
Foata Gai ssZee soot, Ss'@o y or 15es a .Ss
2E,fi5Tenss T0TuEoo 8lpve KID And LA1dnH WNk-2Q
oSthins seVea aad IL yef1 nsss Q1sltu q Kcods'
6AkHsT|&
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A RMY STORIES.
II oYT1os U. CoA41s' .sT oEsuBtIsrEacE.

(
sx.tEp Fnon6s1Ls.. = aso ts:ss: il Fl (
s,.:, II, M Z; ss
EoEE: Nj. Inia W.. o. rHEe Me#.
yetght aoo nto full satsd. In :u hoops oa8 OF a4h
leo:e 8! pssEskin .aoas s'sise. q ooiss col:
1ootersge r:u.t b u tbe ota k1ed. and al boxes
6 y IN e s.T IL rpd, Of
ntss I'D eusatv q s4sh Eiad as!sa. "a =. t!9s
Etsess Il q
stale the sl1o. c-z.,... -,
csko Baitn ore. Eer Yuss 0: Bostos, u e.cn bidder
r., y 9s ty Il
lei and Il 1t Eore snaa o.e pol1., sne quAas'v ~
Separate pro.esa,. Eu.s os made. r. ouplcsts, fos
sas q sncar Ell * peia,s ana e,aae nay p1
pose Cor me- wntie or any pzrt OF the Anou-t spoc
Tne prices tpe. bsrre. far Fork. pes pouad for B.
f. y II fes e s: p ia os
dnyex1 eocperage Or pscka <ef 1t snch os:-ei1 tnc
et:iss 60 ~ uAs be deaGasie1 o. tee seee.siis
Gonase,el. e1ssts e hele THAR good. IT.:
ssspne.t il 70 ae. 1ea b. ne CO aute4A.
Ge.t1neA u OF intrecnon By p'o!sssionM 2.cke:s
sto1 E, nu.s b. tnr ts.d *nes isanfsa: 81 ses
!. = g e1.a
e. s:a sasS:s IL i sssn., r'As
Al Of s1.e e1sse. .pch - psst4:a 70 tse nat son
1ve asaea7 sas pas 1,ess q q IL ~ na1e
htvt,. or then the Ro:s. sa1s lacsn49 an nes
Fsyu.1 1ts VII b msde in tucl Iu7ds as may be
ruIn.he: u re Uelssa sts:cs n,+ b, 49,
p,t9fes cy o. ~ 1ts ri @usI q ~
Ct two resi- oEtlhte ns1te:
, 1864-10-05

The upt FetkDed n r-soo- Sc 70 5onf aGvt1EseAeus
ated tu er ptr RI th6s epT oHff aHE sse to se6
United 4tetGs follo<tb tsortH .thertsaF
liver7. &e 1t q az; 1;S "a: ,1e.
o;:i h. sceentsd, il 1hola c, IN pass. vii us.ysy
Ms tsme II es11et cem.l,1nee win .hs teEetsss-
nsnt, eop5 o5 w9,es q S1ss y s'ssaa'o ~s:aeneo'
aa r. tsat
- nuiT fuinilcd eocorcng to lts r1re rurDoft and
ncor tii1oCe- Also Hs1tra c-nEast Win bo.de %
- snnnnf ri ore fcu1 III yAlus o. The ttcs es D.
o Sod 60 be furalaed. shsn os exeen go required
, 1864-10-05

p,ooorals must be enclosed Ia n snvel pe seslsa
nna n yenn o,her letter. oy ths worss. P1opo.
al tof 81 res on tas upper Isf' nAso u 'A'
e9rsG II xre.ervet TO reject acy OF eu niai u
eh cousse should be 1eensd T. tnn 1nts.et = 'nc
untIs1 nsAI1" Mai An. C r.. g. s 4.
, 1864-10-05

k.T1cE: wA,msaTcxCw 0, sept :lss!: g.
ron thas esS T1sp1er. q 9. A.. pzehtsn1; Surgeon
wins n s. Eng. q A AZ Anl. en- G1ovG, tartn.
-t+ 1er OF Ccteber next. fcs th. Of car.
r1d~ - fer tht e~nesion into TIE Medical stta OF
Ftors TT rrore t1on - NAV b. hro1kst .efafe Is
eppltt u u mntt Be eeaSee1 tNen:s enc and t2fEs
AIpnca;,c: uast be sddressed 70 ttt s+c1e.stY 9:
the spplcsnt, and The Gate aud place Of ht. er b:
tie, Il MI be ACCOMPANIED ry respectable testt
moi isis OF u oral chtr6CEeE. -
Nc .jipv Rpc+ in see ior the tnse4 OF Ecrsons
.oire ICE t1e:r a1ior, nG1 II An 1n4psnslps
Ere-yeC Ll'i { to RI niu*Nent- ...,.,.., e...
JOS b. HAR~E<,
7kkfs91n kT&Y Surgeon Genera, g. 8. d.
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xF1EE HIGHEST CASH PRICES
r,,a for OLD EGWBFAPKRS. PANfHtkF3
BOoEs q. either printed o Written q. Aa "AaiA
fAfxR Of s.es{ q p11n FOR RAGS
JOIN L. fkITBOHE. u Ra1dslpA aEsess.
aA24 67S& IN
, 1864-10-05

From Hsg. J. q. Herman. Of TT German HAfo7z1as
Church, KutztoWn. BHk1 County, FH~
Dn. G, u. JAuKBoH: Respected sir-I hxxs be4l
trnnhled With DyspepItA nearly 20 Year., ~ h40
neynr us&a any medicine TIN. did ms ~ much Xoo4
rs Hocdend'S btterS- lam very much Improved
Seaith. a.ser hAytnK taking 1Te battles.
Yours, With rrspees. J. =. aSEAANs
, 1864-10-05

would wave the stars and Stripes over hin, and
cly, Heaven BE- bleastd1 re have restored coun-
know Of no mode by which loyal citizen may
70 welt demonstrate his devotion to hls country.
BY maintaining the Consultation, the lax and t1e
U1lor, under al c1rcanetancss and every Admin
assaliapts at home and abroae. That was Mr.
Douglas doctrine when he diedi it would be 61s
today. and has been all along, and intend to
ttand By 1t to the 1ast. (Applause.1
OLE PREeEHT AxECUT1Tx.
THIS. then Ia all cnte noout saying in reference
to he psl, ., II = 70 e
this: There were great many people "a this coun-
try y bo opposed him four ytafa $50. 1knaw did.
Old ~ a5g oshs np MN Teafs ~ a%o tns
that wculd ever make speech in favor Of his
election, / would have told him It was not 90 and
soed 1t Ray ssp T. Gen. Eas II ns
yon couldn't do 1t now" ELs1gh.er.i Bat when
ind The leaders Of the party acted 1ltn betray.
,nQ the trust the people rsposed n tnem wnoo
rho was tor honeing traitors 10 the highest ree
be con1d md, and fsr presesvis the qaion At i. a.!
aae ss ocEstc 1pe@ R.!tv reaouac
ne tbeir siirc,ance to tboif God tner country and
tbefr flac, am not compelled to follow Jon any
o's'y 60 Tn H.
u1on the true Uniop platform, and therefore AN
for rim believed he hss erdeavoEed to sust4,1
theneh .ae be s1 moi hive acted just to suit my
vi. hea. thst thrn make 70 dlaefsn CO, n <s,,,e,,
s,1 honest. T h4va but one CHOICE 10 make be-
tveen he Constitution Ya!on Fss and i.s efaTo r..
heroes On Peg s4neeters 1'ee On the ohor vii sct
Eth Eth no party which is not in favor
Il country and l, NIT ,Ss Ee1as' my soo
acsn 3s sn' essn IL oa md United toidtes
ana % proud .: belng both. tApp,sn.s1a "a h have
f.gnt4 ~ 1ieht to be opposed 10 anybody please,
| gTbere g9bs aie no party ties to bind me now. The
INV ties / acknowledge sre those which bind me-
to I'D s1ges No party t shsssss saa
smty o. on any Platform that belIe1e to be sgatns,
lie q N, co. " All The csnvsattoa,
boTa,oe1er " they please. But, when an askei
to cast ny vote, 1 Will examine his platform ars
, 1864-10-05

/ have examined the platform and e1yen ynu ny
views in relation to It. And II theie is / Demo
c1a. here to-day let him tell II that ia the KIND
OF platform he wants to Tots for. II he is DEM
oc1at, ho Hill 1os vote for it.. Thsy will ten you
th1t the platform u nothlog th.t It 10 The man 5ou
IRE to v1te tor-t1at the platform VISA meant for
nothlrg-ob, no! Thatiz to say. We meet hess to
day md announee what We are IN favor o. We
, 1864-10-05

raxa 40 Bal1n1n, Me4tu:Y or UnpIeA1z1f MsMseae ~
| urp-sAsan. aEd Dangerous DAaAaeA
| HExm ROLDs1 EXTRACT DUGKB
I CuRHe TEBsB DlaEAHK9.
t n ali u cir stakas, 1t ltrte kx7soxe: AtAs q u
okaI9t Of Diet; no IaecnvcsttAcss AID 10 H.
POaNK2.
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Attention!

Dy~We have been authorized by
Lieut..Ga n Polk to organize a Battat'
ion of six or more Companies of
CAVALRY,
to be composed Of Boys under is, and
men over As years Of age, for duty In
the State Of Mississippi
UAler the late Act Of Congress, all
BOYS bel e II and Is years of age
must 90 into the service. They will be
conscripted and pu' into Infantry organ,
izations, unless they volunteer at once
Bows in localities where companies
cannot be formed, will be accepted sing
", or il squads, and permitted to join
the company Of their choice. Captains.
whose companies are organized or in pro-
cess Of organization. who are wiling to
Join Us, will please report BY letter Or
y hgTaph. -
IL IL u utl6TUlildtiOH w mani >"
such au organization that to have been
connected with it, shall be, in after years,
the proud boast Of each member, We
want boys Of good character-we will
accept none other, Our regiment shall
be a fl association for tbo soOa Of gentle
men ; and when peace shall bring, with
it's blessings, our independence, we viii
restore our bows to their fond parents,
with a pure conscience, an uustalned
character, and an envisble reputation.
Our field of operation will be on the
borders Of Mississippi, protecting her
people from the inroads of maraudlug
Yankees and tbieying jayhav
B6~All communications addressed to
either of Us, at Canton, Miss, carr Of
Brigadier. General WRIT ADAMS
viii receive due attention.
CNAS. R. RilLEY,
Lieutenant Colon &c.
7. W. KEYS,
Captain, &c
May II, 1864.
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From the Ais-issippian,
A DUG PGME

That "~eyery Dig viii have lis day"
Experience seems to teach,
And so the Scriptures seem to say,
At.J 90 r. pa.s0as preach
For awhile they'll bars aud srowl and fgh
But o their tails hang low;
They then retire to that endless tight,
Where all poor CANNES 60.
Some human dogs, there are, we find,
Who hold their headsquite high,
But who, to honors laws are bind
WIN heaven and nell defy.
They strut about with pompous mein,
OF great Importance feel;
But inward they're corrupt and Rean-
They'll lie and cheat and steal.
In lines like these such dogs abound,
Who speculate on woe;
On every street they may be found
The tricks oftrade they know.
What care they for the nations veal,
So long as business thrives'
A yard Of cloth-a pound of meal
Must now be paid in Elves"
All, 60 it, dogs-your days, ere long,
viii end in deep disgrace
The vet'rans, whose beloved yod wrong,
viii meet YOU face to face.
So chisel your fellows while you may
Your hour Of doom draws nigh;
That "every dog will have BIZ day"
Is Numbered from the sky.
LOGAN.
FAYETTEVILLE, Ala, March LIST 1884.
'The dogs shave the hves nov.
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May II, 1864 CIV

LdpAdcS Copaty.
10 hua Norris and hcr husband N. y.
Norris Of the State orTezas greeting
You arc Hereby notified to appear be-
fore Tie undersigned Judge Of Probate
Of the county Of Lowndes, at the court
house, ii tho town Of Columbus, in said
county, on Saturday the Ind day Of
July next, then and there to aus@ol tho
petition Of Caroline j. Redwood, and
her husband George j.. Redwood for
partition of a certain tract or parcel OF
land in eaid county Of / Wndes, known
and designated as the east half Of the
north east quarter, aud the cast bali OF
the eouth east quarter, Of section ~,
Township II, range IS west and tho
north half, Of the south west quarter,
and the south No.. Of the north g.as
quarter, Of section IT, in same township
aud range and show cause, if any 'll
have, why slid petition should not be
granted and partition Of said land made
Is prayed ct.
Witness my band aal seal dis 8r5
DAY Of May a D. 1854.
STEPHEN BROWN, ID ST
Judge Of Probate
4r.
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p @A FISH SROaY.-A gentleman
len' % .a.' Us that on going into his gar.
bpe 81 ny one morning lately, be saw
bio s,o a,' young turkeys struggling on
bAiisoov.s' s, lie took hold Of it, and
n, ,,oio . ora"f'h bad siesed it and
bple ,' ing to take it down hi. hole. He
~ ,.. "o'O claws Of IN Citing tie .ur.
.uD,o."' lie had lost some before and
'''' iA' 'HV6sh took tAeu.
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THOROUGH BRED
~~TlS Horse MelePPa can be
TX seen . the s.a + Q. 10
asAa4AG undersigned, 81 miIes
Ne. Of BrooksgiI.e Depot, aud val be
served to a limited uun.LoF Of mares al
$40. We rave hi, pedigree 10 our pos
session, which is long aud a'5,
Ma1oppa is a beautiful gr..y ho5..
over Is bands high; weighed the day
he was four years Old, 1921 pounds. Hls
.oun5psss. doctiiy Of temper aud great
lie woali alone recommend him to the
2ub's
Two bag cob, BY Mrma'ao chef a.n'
NJ New York. which wall be served 10
twenty mares each, bg pris contract.
SIMEON ORR.
BfaosailIc. April 30 luz
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THE FrvEs. -Thc Richmond Wing
expresses the belief that holders Of chi, ,
denomination should not be frightened
into a sacrifice Of their notes BY their
sudden depreciation. While they may
not be received 10 exchange of trade for
more than t~wo.thirds Of their face value
speculators and tax payers will ere long
repowt there offers of purcha8c at hf,ee0
and twenty per cent. discount 1hF
fves viii Ne n edod to pay The take,
Gilioc due in June. They can De u'ea
at par for this purpose
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For the Beacon.
v eT-We have in this Capital of the State a
multiplicity of Confederate officials. There
is the Chief Of the Conscript Bureau with his
attaches. We have a Post Commandant with
bis staff, and a Provost Marshal With bis guard
Of honor. Then there is aPost Commisssry
and a Post Quarter Master with their clerks,
and above all there Is Gov. Clark and bis ac-
compartments which we never counted.
We have been divising some plan OF 'en'
dering all these representatives Of govern
meut as useful, but cannot see how any good
can be accomplished unless the army Of Sur
geOns viii divide Itself into corps and each
inspect scientifically a case Of hog cholera
and thus enable the public to determine 'he
cause and remedy fF the fatal disorder among
the swine ofthe cdOntfy.
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CAEDIl 'li'.


TOR 81. .IlE
D. H0dgt. We ,onoao'c .
.,oJdoe for So z 1t the ensuing
Oaobr election
4 c. M, Tht . 80 ar1ounce a
,,diise or Sheriff b. eruing cleo
lm 10 October
". II. COn,Ior' vs announce a
candidate fr re e.eol.oI At the ensuing
8005er election.
FOR TREASURER
William II. Haynes, we an
/ rnnes q candidate for re Election as
County Treasurer
FOR PROD CLERK,
Charles Eatts We announce a
rnlida.e for roe.,nrioa d Probate
Astrk<
FOR ASSESSOR,
d. NJ, 1rff g, ,non.uoe o can
l5jae ltg ASSESS, ~ gcyt October
election
W. III, PuCEn,t, We announce
ss,M1sta In A., ...,r at tho no 4
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AN ffP"NsvI LOAF. A workman
y our oI'j' atcut Q week since. After
f f'mo,''5 with some difficulty a charge
"Oa' 40 I'D TrsRet which had been
~ to the ,iop BY tbo Government to
to s Fp5 IA "a 'Ia'r vas somewhat delighted
shot, i a' d. he charge con sting, instead Of
ed gjy 5ou y, louf slSor ,yu cent pieces. ram.
A, ~ on the rowder hard and 4 :,
|Ysn 'ao gun was cae captured from n.
n ,In w. II ls opposed that its owner
n, ~ uea' Of battle, bis cartriaoes bav,
|foss t. sreu Out, fammed down bis silver
M, 'I lae and afterwards either ran or
|SiIv.,s llled before the gun was 6re a
EtsoIan must be plentiful at tbe NarsS
ICn"wSifs can afford to shoot il swav
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EsTARLIsM \ - 1906
PETER LOaILLARD.
SNUFF & TOBACCO MANUFACTURER.

0U0Gt " tOsH(SQ WNWSs ~ Sss&sss
16 g. Is CHAMBERS ST.
Formerly AZ Chatham Street. New York.
XNOUfD call the attention Of Dealers 70
w the articles Of his manufacture, viz:
BROWN SNUFF.
Mscsbsy Domingos.
Fin. Rappee, Pure Virginia.
Coarse Rappee. Nachiioches,
American Gen'lemsn, Copenhagen
YELLOW SNUFF.
Scotch, Honey Dew Scotch,
High Toast Scotch. Fresh Honey Scotch,
Irish High Toast, Fresh Scotch.
on Lundy loot,
nTAttention 10 called 20 the large reduc-
ton In prices Of Fine-Cu, Chewing and
Smoking Tobaccos, which will be found VI
q Superior Quality.
TOBACCO.
.snoKisG. sncEIsG.
Long, 3. Jago,
No. I, Spanish.
No.2. CANISTER,
Nos.lk2 mix ID Granulased Tuskish
FINE CUT CHEWING.
r. A. L.. or plain.
Cavendish. or Sweet,
Sweet Scented 0ronoco,
Tin Foil Csvendish.
In IA circular Of prices will bs sent o.
application. April Is, 1865!
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PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS.

o. these we msnDfaeiurs grea' variety
ran ging in price from 90 cents 10 $50 each
Our ALBUMS have the respiration 81 DO
ing superior in beauty and durability TO an,
OTHERS. The smaller kinds can be sent
safely BY mail II postage Of six cents pei
- The more expensive can be sent b.
express.
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NJ Office is hereby given that the under
- signed Township Trustee Of Bainbridge
Township, Dubois County, will attend on
the last Saturday Of every month. st the
Library room in the Curt House, In Jasper,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock. A. M. and
4 O'Clock, p. NJ for the purpose Of attend
ing 10 the township business, and he hopes
all having such business will attend q those
times. MATTHIAS KIEFER.
Nav 9, 1863. -3m.
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NJ NJ Z. Den O RE SITS
QUARTERLY
OF FASHIONS,

OF FASmIONS.
ENACH nun Der contains large and mag
IL INDECENT Fashion Pin,es. splendid IL
Illustrations OF all thr fashionable noveiiie-
for lsdies' and rhlldren's Dress, practical
snd four liie-sixe Patterns.
10. .tc. yearly. 81, sirgis copies. IS cent?.
Published al NINE. DEMoREsr's Emporium
Of FASHIONS, 47s Broadway, N. Y.
SPLENDID AND VALUABLE PREMIUMS ! |!
70 each yearly subscriber will be amt '
check i hich will eniitle them &c the sssec-
lioa II so cents worth Of extra patterns, and
Is splendid Care DE- Waite Of General Tom
rhamb and Wife. Com Mutt. Mnnie Wa
rem. and r. I. Bsrnom. Esq, the i've 10
CIR up.
For q club Of s subscribers At 81 each
III - sent an extra copy OF the Mirror q
FASHIONS Tor one year. or superior Gold
Pen
Fora club Of 8 At 81 ssch will be sem
lPr,erson's. or Arihur'-. magazine for OUT
YEAR, r. . splendid Photograph Album.
Fore club u 8. Gotry's Lady's Book. OF
Ia Gold Pen and Silver Extension Pen and
Pencil Cass
A club OF 10. . SelftuckinR Attachment
|nr . iuil set 81 Steel or Git Csmbs.
A club ~ So. Wheeler snd Wilson's
Sew ing Machine. with attachments.
A club Of 10, . splendid patent leve'
Gold Watch
All the Subscribers are entitled 10 thu
Iirst premiums, and 10 the getter az II = clul
II 6 ~ over On ox,rs copy o: the Mirror o
Fashions for one year.
ANY number Of subscriptions credited Al
f sent altogether.
Splendid Inducements for Agents. se'
:iirror Of Fashions
August 29th. 1868
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borrowers Of school Funos
!uuYrrI. lake notice, shat on the FOUBTH
wv MONDAY IN JANUARY. 1854. 3.
LANDS and town lots movtgsged 70 ~ 49, a
Funds. On which the principal o. inses.1 -
Idue end unpaid. will Be offered ~ se'@-
lPev sons owing interest must MAKE '@ass
Is,e payment e. save ross srd dsmsees, J.
lace. io-4x II. SONDERMANN. ALL
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.uTioxs 10 great variety. - Bought low
49, sld tcr sale low, " jos FEExDAAs.
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OFFICERS OF DUBcIs COUNTY.

Clerk HEkRv A. HoLTEAUs.
Auditor TREoDs MI ScSDkknABu.
Tressursr--E STEfBEnsoN.
Rscofder-AuGusr. Li1scnor.
Sheriff JoHS WEKEL.
Coroner CHARLES KkAUs.
Surveyor s. WiLliAna W
XA n. GRErE,
X. NJ. DAVIS. Co0olssieosgu.
q. NIEHxUs; .w
OFFICERS OF BAisBRIpcE 1evBsnss.
Justices Sebastian Kueblss. w. Msssse
J. Rose.
Trustee-M. Keefes. IN
Consiables-A. Eckert. H. Endhsiss !.