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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-08-17

IOWA MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE Company.
UT.y0sDeissg. Jones Co.. 10.
ring the last two years, that not less than
is paid by this State annually to fire insurance
panes out of this State that are represented by their
agents in this State, and that about $3.50 900 only
returned for losses to the State, thereby causing
drain upon the State annually OF about $3.50, 900.
This constantly increasing drain upon the vital inter-
ests of the State tells materially upon the welfare and
prosperity Of the people,
Other facts here disclosed show conclusively that
adequate protection against loss by fire he given
by companies properly organized snd conducted within
the state at onethrd less cost to the insured than is
required to insure in Eastern companies and that
too with greater facilities for adjusting and paying
great want is felt In this state for some legislation
that will give check to the swindng institutions that
have infested the state under the head Of Insura &c
Companies, and that now gaining grounl rapi .ly
without the least evidence Of any responsibility
nected with them except the smooth stories Of their
intriguing agents.
We claim for the iowa Mutual that correct state
ment Of Its tusines reported to the public every six
months also that certificates nom some Of the most
responsible men in the state furnished showing up
the veracity Of the men having the management OF
the company and furthermore that It Is organzed on
Q different plan and conducted differently from any
other company In the state.
As some ofthe principles Of this company we submit
abe follt wing:
lst.-Each person insured is member OF the COM
pany, and entitled to vote ct each annual election Of
Directors.
2d.-This company will pay loss or damage by
lightning whether the building Is burned or not.
3d.-In case Of any difference arising ct any time
between the person sustaining the loss and this
pany, the may be submitted to three dsnteres-
ted persons residing in the vicinity where such loss oc-
ours
4th.-Each member insured in the company shall
be entitled to his her share Of the profits Of the
company, or to q share Of any dividend declared by
the company from the accumulation Of surplus fund,
proportion to their premium deposited with said
6th.-This company has two departments In which
farmers insured in class entirely separate from
other property and neither department. Is in any way
responsible for the losses Of property in the other de-
partments,
ua- All losses will be equitably adjusted and
promptly paid
Our General Agent for Northern Iowa and Minneso-
a. is duly authorized 20 appoint Agents, issue pol
cies and make assignments. Competent and enter
prisiDg agents wanted In each county.
JOHN NILES, President.
MILTON BRIGGs, Secretary.
PHILO NORTON, Treasurer.
ROBERT GRANT. Local Agent, McGregor.
(375yl1
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Is LINCOLN 10 BE THE CANDIDATE.-There
is something going on among the gentry OF
the password and grip, known as "Leag-
uers," that would seem to indicate that
they are not exactly satisfied with Mr..
Lincoln as their presidential candidate. A
few days ago crowd Of abolitionists were
assembled in consultation in room in this
city, where they were heard to say and
agree in opinion that Mr.. Lincoln could not
be elected, and they approved of the sug-
gestion to hold grand council, after the
Chicago convention, and nominate another
candidate. If this is the understanding
with the Leaguers, of course it has been
arranged that Mr.. Lincoln, and probably
Fremont also, should withdraw. Two Or
three days since we heard two leading ab0-
iitionists, who pass for Lincoln men and
are understood to be influential Leaguers,
offering to bet that nobody could name the
man who would be next President. They
offered to bet that neither Mcclellan nor
Lincoln would be elected. We infer from
all this there is trouble in the abolition
Quincy Herald.
THs Springfield, ILL.,, Register publishes
the following collection of political gems:
'The Louisville Journal borrows an old
but felicitous illustration from natural his.
tory, when it says that "as the hopes of the
abolitionists decline, their Boosting greatly
increases as the upper teeth of squirrel
grow Unfortunately long when he loses his
lower ones"
1.-THE sagacity and business. like qualifi.
cations of this administration are we'll dis.
played in the fact that, after expanding
some thirty or forty millions of dollars in
building monitors, its organs are now en-
gagged in . heated discussion as to whether
monitors are or are not wholly worth.
less for the purposes for which they were
built"
IA plan for the utter determination Of
the rebels has been hit upon by an Illinois
genius, which, if Gen. Grant would only
adopt it, could not fail to end the rebellion
in less than six months. It is to send Lin.
coin, Stanton and Welles TO Richmond and
slet them run the government" there for .
,short time. "A trio which could so exhaust
the rich, populous and powerful states of
the north in three years, would most effect.
ually use up the rebellious states in NINETY
days."
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RAILROADS.


u A MORE AND OHIO
d wa 4 RAILROAD. -IHTX
On and .fler SUNDAY, April 10th, iest, dsny
trains win b run bftween Ws.hingien and New
YORK, Al Warrington and the West - fohova'
FOR PHILADELPHIA NEW YORK and BOSTON,
Leave Warrington ~ 100 a. m, Ills .. M, s,So
On sunday ., 9Op, N. for PhiladslphIs, and 1.S0
y. m. for New York. .
Passengers for PhiladelphiA will take notice thA.
The train al 7.So p. N. does soT 90 TO PHiIA.
DELPHIA, and 10 for NEW roRE PAs'HEoERs rK'
'L'" FOR BALTIMORE,
Leave Warrington 81 ESQ, q. m, Ito = m, II 10
a. NJ P. m, 4 30 p m, e.aop. m, and $50 ?, m.
On sundays q, 100 q. M, and ., S.0op. m.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
Leave washington At eco .. m. and and - p.
me-, daily, except Sunday.
On Sunday, a. and tlso p. m. only.
FoR nWg,A,,saINeToE fED THE soUIH:
and % !ts and 10, p. n, daily, except sunday.
only. -,
Leave Washington NJ $50, q. m, and and i.so,
p. m daily, except sunday.
No train for Annapolis on Sunday.
p. N. 60 through 70 Now York siiaca ck 1 :;
Sleeping car on $50 .. m. train. Berlhs In sleep
Ticket once; amer that hour they must be secured
Of the Sleeping Car Conductor.
Tho nrst and fourth trains from washinston
Tor further ihiormstion, tisksss Of every kind,
inston sts'iou, or 81 the tisEst otnss,
Master Transportation.
ApII-du General Ticket Agent.
-
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n r p l G l A L.
WAS DHPARTnRNT,
WAsHIsoToE CITY, April II, 1854.

WAsHIsoroE CITY, April II, 1884. !
'0i. J. B. Fry, PrOrOH AarsAal ceRersI'
COLONEL Your letter Of the sth instant has
been received, In which you inform me that com.
plaints have been made In some instances "thAt
the enrolments are excessive" and you "requeat
my opinion a. to the legal and most proper mode
Of proceeding under the circumstances herein set
Iorth.p
In reply, I have the honor to say that the origi.
provisions Of the act OF March D. 1883, chapter IS,
and though some names were omitted which
should have been Added, and other names were In.
serted which should have been omitted, yet, coz.
sidering the novelty Of the law, the great number
ofonieers acting under II without experience, and
the magnitude and direulty Of the labor they were
called on TO peri rm, II II remarkable thar the en-
rolment WAS 30 speedily and oorrestly made.
In order TO remove a. far A. practicable, any err
rors from the lists Of names, you issued an order
No. Iol, under date Of November II, 1898, In which
you authorized and required tho sollsotion OF all
facts necessary for that purpose. This srdsr was
earriedinto effect. Not willing, however, to leave
untried any means within your power OF discover
ing mistakes in the enrolment, you went beyond
the requiStisns OF the statutes and ordered print
cd lists OF all the enrolled TO bs prepared and
made public, 30 that In every community the siti-
Isns might have an opportunity to aid you in the
performance OF high public duty, while protect
log themselves against all liability 10 bear an I'M
equal share Of the public burdens.
Having taken this preeaution, and having given
10 all concerned the power to have all existing
errors corrected, and having amended the List As-
sording 70 the best Of your Information, the fact
that any mistakes still remain must DO owning TO
the negligence or Wilful fault Of those who now
make complaint. The Law requires you 70 pro
eeed with the draft, according 70 the enrolment
II stands at the date Of the dram, and there IL nc
other way for you to perform your duty than I,
take the lists then prepared.
II any over dram II made At the present time
the excess will DO taken into account in Arrangin
the quota for the next suooeedinE dram, II NOR
troops should be required.
WILLIAM WHITING,
apps solicitor OF the War Department
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
OTTO A
APPROXIMATIONS FoR THE MILITARY
ACADEMY.

ACADEMY.
....... WAS DnsAurnHrT,)
ApJUTAST 0nrnnAL,s oryIsE,
#..|'. wAsHIEsTos, Apriia, Isst
Gsssra Orders, No. iss.
ne following act Of Congress 10 published for
the iafoSas,ion OF all sonsernsd:
...l' Pupue-HO, %,
An Aet making appropriations for the support Of
NE Military Academy for tho year ending June
o. lee6. WIZ 80 -,-a ....
ne a. nseisd " ns &sais and Hosss 81 Reprsssnia.
fires Of he United sfstss II Arsrios n Concrsss 90.
,Sn16lsd That the following sums Be, and the same
are hereby, appropriated out Of any nonsy In The
Treasury not Otherwise Appropriated, for the sup
port OF the Military Asnasny for Ne rear ending
the soth OF June, toeS i'e~
FOR pay Of ofh.srs, instructors, cadets, and ms
,isians, one hundred and ssyshtssn thousand one
hundred and seventy-six dollaSss ~ i7- 80. q.
FOR ssmmutstion Of subsistence, four thousand
QUE hundred and siSty-ons dollars.
For pay In lieu Of clothing to ofhssrI servants
sixty dollar. . i. rrTSg r..
For current and ordinary expenses, ~ follows
repairs and improvements, fuel, and apparatus
forage, postage, tsleEram, stationery, transpor
tAtion, printing, slerka, miscellaneous and incl
dental expenses, and departnentu " instruction
fOrty-One thsunsad two hundred and eighty dol
lars. HHu.E .t#
For sraaaAlinsrssss and expense Of library, on'
thousand dollars.
Tor expenses OF the board OF visitors, four thou
sand dollars.
For forage for artillery and ssvairy horses eight
thousand sig hundred and forty dollars.
FOR supplying horses for artillery and cavalry
exercise, one Thousand dollars.
For repairs Of cficsrs' qusr,ers,i one thousand
For targets and batteries for artillery exercise,
ana hundred dollars.
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MEDICAL.
or BoIAL NoTIcH.


Or. NJ vELLEY's Privs,s hospital. IN TIE E.d-
srai mock, Corner ofs.vsnth and . Streets, opbo.
sits the Post and Patent ofAess. Rooms % and "a,
up stairs, washington, D. c. z
An diseases Of private nature iFsa,sd In ths
bestseisntino manner, and radical sures sGss,ed
in all ssssa. SYPHnfTIc AFFECTION, edN-
oRRHGA, oLEET, STRUCTURES, SEMINAL
WEAKNESS, or the result Of FoLUPTUoUs
DREAMS, or any weakness OF the GENERA ITB
ORGANS, from any cause whatever, or how long
standing, thoroughly and radically cured also,
eoUT, RHEUYATISs, NEURALGIA, and other
CHRONIC DISEASES OF the NERVES, MUSCLES,
BONES, and JOINTS ScRoFrLA, BLorcBEs
ON rHs FACE, ERuPTIoEson the Limb, and body
and all other ERUPrIvE DIsEAsEssnd DisEAP R
orTHE BLOOD from whatever cause they may
have arisen. IA. .#rF.
AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE
No matter what ysur disease, let no false delL
sssey prevent you from applying imnsaistely TO
Or. vsilny, who /, ACKNOWLEDGED TO be By far the
mos, SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN in the trss,men,
Of private diseases Fear not to come and make
known ysur mi,fortunss, and he viii speedily sehd
you on your way rejoicing. "
sELF-ABUsE
when slons, destroys the generstive ofEan', una,s
thsn for married life, producing weakness, Of the
bssR and limbs, loss Of animation and muscuias
power, pSpitatisn Of the heart nervous irrssbili-
ly, loss Of memory, melancholy hsbits, insanity,
consumption, and death. ..
YOUNG MAN in view OF the dreadful Oonse-
quenoes Of DELAY, do not fail 10 make your ease
known Immediately TO Dr.. vsllny. Your secrets
with him are sacred, and you may cosudeutiy rely
upon his medical skill
Thousands whose systems were shattered and
who were on the brink Of the HrAvs, have beer
brought back to vigorous health ny his skIlrul
treatment
MARRIAGE.
Married persons, or those contemplating matrl
mony, who suppeet themselves ofimpoteney ssml.
sal weakness, or any disease arising ffom = 70
lased state OF the genital organs, whether thee >
suit Of disease, injury, youthful indisoreslons,
indulgence Of the passions in ripper years, arc ear
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spaS


- "A -
PUBLIC HORSES, WAGONS, &c.
war DEPARTMENT
ADJUTAET GEEERALs OFFICE,
WARRINGTON, April %, 1854.
General Orders, No. III.
In relation 10 public horses, IoGgOHs, SC.
!, Every officer OF the Army, other than Of the
QuartermAIter'S Department, and the chief medl-
cal otficer Of departments, armies and army CORDS
who has in his possession, or under his control,
any horse, ambulance, spring wagon, or vehicle
OF any kind, belonging to the Government OF the
United States, whether used In the performance
OF his public or private duties, will Immediately
turn in the same to the QuArteFmaSter's Depart.
ment.
II Hereafter no Oflcer OF the Army will use any
horse, ambulance, spring wagon, or vehicle OF any
kind, which IL the property Of the Government Of
the United States, whether for the transaction Of
his ofioiAl or private business, without an order
In writing from the AdJutAnt General authorizing
such use.
This order will not apply to otiOers entitled to
be mounted under General Orders No. g17, from
this ONCE, OF August 8, 1853.
III. The regulations OF the QuArteTmAbter's De-
pArtment provide for the transportation OF officers
travelling under orders, and their baggage. When
on proper reQuisition an ofioer has obtained
transportation, the horse or vehicle SO obtained
will be returned to the ofiser accountable there
for, or to some ofioer OF the QuArteTmAIteT's De
pGrtment, a. soon as the journey Ia PERFORMED
~. The QuArtermASter General and Inspector
General will cause this order 10 be enforced by
the otneerH OF their departments throughout the
armies ofthe United States, and for Its violation
reported by the ofieers OF these departments, the
same penalty Is attached a. provided by section
., OF an act Of Congress, published In General
| OrueIs, War Department, No. I06, current series,
IN reverence 10 the use Of AmbulAnoes.
BY order Of The Secretary OF War:
L. D. ToWRsEND,
Ap2e Assistant AdJutAnt General.
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TVNRRMs OF THE SUPREME COURT

VNRRMs OF THE SUPREME COURT
or THE DIsTRICT OF COMMUNICATIONS
u hereby Eiven that, by rule Of the Conn, its
terms have been hxed a. follows;
General TefmI.
Third Monday OF January.
First Monday Of May.
Third Monday Of October,
T@Il ofHs Ctreuh couri.
IN which alone fury u imp Annaled lot the ,siAI
OF evil eAses.l
first Tuesday Of February,
Third Monday OF May.
first Tuesday OF November.
Terms Of IA Cstmia6I C0isa,
PiFut Monday Of March.
Third Monday OF June.
First Monday Of Dooembor.
~ TaNS Of ne Disfytd Cent.
Pirnt Monday OF June.
lIfSt Monday Of DecSmber,
special Terms
Rirat Tuesday OF January.
RirNt tuesday Of February.
VfN tuesday Of March.
First Tuesday OF April.
Third Monday Of May
RiFSt Tuesday Of June.
Fifn Tuesday OF July,
Virut Tuesday OF September.
Yifpt TuOsdny Of October
YIrat tuesday OF November.
n Vifnt tuesday OF DocemboF.
gIsTSa OfthS GOarE GLMSIsG
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q 0OLDBTEIN, LICENSED PAWN
os.Fs BRoKER ANb LOAN OFFICE,
% Four-And half street north, near PsnnsylVania
rsillg 90 avenue.
Ths highest advances given On Watches, DiA.
,aOnds, JsWslry. silvsrWars, ks. Old Gold AAd
silver bought for cash. Always On hGAd, . lArSs
lot u goods af all descriptions, At private sale.
Watches and Jswsify repaired and Narrated.
kplI-Ims
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1874 ARRANGEMENTS S61

NEw YORK LIHEs. p
800. - - =
he CAMDEN AND AmROY AND PhILAnEir
PHIA AND TRENTON hATLhoAD coNPA-
HEs LhNES
RR0H PHILADELPHIA TO NEE YORl
AND Way PL16Ha
rra., v.ISat st4IIs ST1ns-g
49,, Whn" Aha MEN,
nAHsoA Depot,
A. . A. IL, via Camden and Anboy-C.kA.
Al. A@sI% vts Ssmaan ,Di I.r.v C,,vLn.eaS
40 ~ agSo1 1.1,SsI ~ -. c,.., In
Mnrnins F~n,ass sAN 's'.OS S"' q.
Al q A M ~ 1mdsu .nd i.,..v r,,,
a Mp.A.raH94ieen suu se'v ny -
Az " ntntssAf " Aen'ins'on ena '''ssIviSi "A
All ~ W Cande1 and AnoOy-c' end =.
. Asoommodauon ae
Az NJ VI SAmdon anu Ampoy-S' Ana
a. !"
Al Z; M wa kenstngton and Jersey CITY
a. Az - w g ann y =, E1P.ea "~
Az N m2 VIA kensington And Jersey CYi
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COLDIKRs OF THE UNION /


Read the following Letters received frsm your
SSowS AND TR q The W9hkP
known a. PROV. HoLLoWAY's PILLS AND
OINTMENT. rou will here And unsolicited testl.
S% s part, q the country
See 70 Your HeAlthi An o. you have some one
interested "a your, welfare, then DO not delay,
but 70 you; Fs,ssfS sSd 3 sS.ss %yss
and Brothers. Then, while you may, purchase
your Health, For y cent?. g Ssnts 81 q 20 will
70 the Gfeenest and ripest old age.
o's GSPifD ss3toS Ss g Sn'
QuAnTRnMABTER'a DEPARTMENT.,
lsfh illinois Volunteers,
Prsg PHI Hsi1ssr 3 Maiden S GSS1, e 1850
Sin; Enclosed please ind two dollars, for which
send send me one dolaII worth each q yoSf celebrated
10 this II once for am much In need Of the above
Lieut.. A. W. FELLOWS, O. NJ,
18th Illinois Volunteers.
January 7, 1854
DElE sIH: 1 have heard . great deal OF talk
about your famous Pills, and a. never was In
pshS. i very Prs1ssnt the II PRESENT Tine
send ne the worth OF the enclosed. Yours, &C,
PULASKI, Tenn, Dec. 20, 1858,
DEAR sIE; Please ind enslosed one dollar and
send me the amount In your famous Pills, 40 I am
troubled with Dyspepsia, and seek cure.
Yours, ks., THOMAS y TURNER,
Co. l, I'd Iowa Infantry.
hohBII IsLAHD, 8. C., Jan. -, 1851
5EiI Sin. Easlosed you will ind 90 cents, for
which wiSh You 70 send me some OF your vAlua-
bic Pulls send then BY mall. Ienolose 10 cents
for postage.
Address ISRAEL Y, HALL,
Co. D, Ath N. II. Vols, Pvrt Royal, ). o,
CANT or BTH EXCELSIOR BAIdADB,
January "a, 1854 I
sin; PieGSc Sond me for the enclosed 90 cents IN,
postage, and you will obligo. Address, yours,
setgt, VIM POWERs,
Go. n, 9Th ReSt. Excelsior Brigade,
... Washington, ID. e.
HoAhIa hLAHDi s. C., Jan. 2i, 1854.
HsEIe md enclosed the sum Of enc dollar IA
Pills have DiArrhoA, and can't get Il Gtoppe,
80 vast u try your Pills, Yours, 80.
'r ~ WILLIAM CHRIBTY,
Co. D, lolth Regt, Penn. Vols,
~ ada, CAUTION.
II the reader OF this "notiosn cannot get a box
Pills or Ointment from the drug store 10 his plAt
let him write 70 me, 20 Maiden Lane, enclosing
Amount and Twill mall bex free Of expon
Many dellsfs will not keep my mediolneA on hA
beoaago they cannot make as much pfont ~
other psFponn make. % cents, Is cents, and ~
per box or pot. ap6-E
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DHILP a soLoMoNs,

DHlLP q S0LOMONs,
BooKsELLRRs, ARMY sTATIONkks,
PRINTERS,
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS,
bsa PLHHsILVAHIA AVEEUB,
nave constantly on hand
All Military and Naval Work.,
New and recent Publications,
Army stationery, all kinds,
l1eld Order B0Okl,
Held Manifold WnterH,
Company Roll Books,
General Order Files,
Time Bookh,
Army Pay Tables
Field GLASSES,
Field Copying Presses,
Abstract PApers,
Pension and Bounty nIAnks
RECORD BOOKS Tor use at hsAd1uAF lnra nv 4.
alAtAnt AajutAnt GeneTalG' ~ az
hAnh pooks made, and Printing dose TO order On
Al Al Printed Books sent BY mail hss Of postage.
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HNIub ID TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT
Court of WaIhlngton County. q NE Dlstfis. :.
B. O., dscSHssd. All psfsons having claims
against the said deceased, are hereby warned TO
exhibit the same, with the youshers theIeeL 70
hoxt they nay Otherwise bF law - exsiudsd
lfoh III bSnent 81 the said estate. ,f..,I.
elySa 1nASf ~ haSA this Isth day Of April, A.
sSs5isWsws LoUISA n, JOH.
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DENTISTRY.

TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT
pain, with Innoxious vApor, by DIR. s. b.
s1GksM No. 2eo PennsyiyaniA avenue,
inventors and sole manufacturers Of AnAeathetie
innoIious YApor, mot Laughing GAs) nor Chic.
reform, Ether, but strictly AnAesthetie Agent
iircly free from exhllerating effects and perfectly
SsnIAtions and perfect lnssnSibilfty TO pGih.
deo5--du
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CLOTHING.

T EFT I'm RIsRi LET 'EM RISE !
IL LET ZEN RISE al
- WHO cAREu
y ~ WHO CAIRNS
A ais nfanths, stock on hand Of CHOICE
sPRINo AND summon GOODS
The balaAs, Of our WINTER STOCK Is At sAs
mercy Of the public. We shall not speak q tAsm
again.
WYATT NO LONGER NOW. is THE TINE.
THEY MUST BIZ SOLD.
We will not carry them over.
The rrea, lh1sntiOn Of the age,
PALMERs sPoEGINc MACHINE,
Erety ysrd Of goods shrunk before making up.
Yet, nOtwith.tandlns the extra expense, we shan
continue TO cell lss, than any other house In this
SPRING oyERCoATs. ~
CLOTHING q
EVERY PATTERN AND STYLE.
eEETLEMErs FURNISHING GOODS
o. every description.
CUSTOM GOODS MADE TO ORDER.
Call and see sample. before purohs,lnE elsewhere.
MILITARY CLOTHING.
We intend to keep on hand a good assor,nsu,
PEOPLES CLOTHING STORE.
J. H. SMITH, d,
40 SEVENTH STREET, opposite Pos, once.
Also, .l.rss RESERVE in the rear, for The
JoBBINe TRADE,
Al our wholes ale and Retail. Mandatory In
Baltimore.
washinstonisps visiting Baltimore will and 1t
greatly to their advantage TO call At
SMITH BROTHERS n CO.,
- wsst Baltimore street,
ns-u .. Baltimore, Nd.
"SHAIL WE SAY IT" 81"
"DARE WE SAY ITr'
"YEs.r
We will no, be uadenold BY Smith or any one else.
WE HAVE GOT THEM.
We can sell thom, and we will sell them.
WE HAVE BEEN SUCCESSFUL,
Undoubtedly owing to the fac, that the public
have found out and appreciate our motto;
MANY SALES, BUT SMALL PRoFITsi
eEETLEaEEs FURNISHING GOODS
AND CLOTHING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
BOYS cLoTHING, AN ENDLESS VARIETY
AT 90 SEVENTH STREET.
mo.u !. BRUCE q co.
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EDWARD LYoKTr.
~ BooKBINDER,
10 sSsaa f iSSys Ay1 6 S
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- For sharp criticism, alternating With opt
EIammatie tenehAnt, saustts praise and sastiga.
hcn, this work must bear away the palm fror Az
other. sysf printed IN this country. tane.' doth
6IRLRToN, Publisher, New YOtE.
NEXT WEEK.
PRIvATR MILES OREiLLY viii be ready with
HIS BOOK nsh n With sonFs, Services and speesAsa
pLAoK HAWK GOLD MINING COM.
mTEEs.BonTAII, oRESoaY g.
CAPITAL, 5000 sHARBs, tlO0 EACH
TRusTEEs.
y. n. JUDD, Now York.
x y; i M SSsSS1, New ro.1.
ere 70 H LILA I'm Ssi New 0 York
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LEoNARp swETT, WsShinTteH
PTshIdsnt--F. H. Judd. u
vlss PrssiAent--W l. LEE.
TrsAsursr-wALTER 4. LAYTON
secretAry-D. LITTLEJOHN.
CounSel-JoHN g. WOODWARD.
General Direetor-MYLo LEE.
once, No. 20 clin street, New York. lAp2Sjn
RIGGS GOLD COMPANY
ainEs-BRIGGs GREGORY LoDEs, aILpIN
COUNTY, COLORADO
CAPITAL, 10000 sHAREs-sloo EACH.
TRUsTEEa.
J. SMITH BRIGGS, Colorado.
GEO. N. PULLMAN, Chicago.
ANTHONY ARRoUX, New York.
HENRY CoGGILL, New York.
r. CORNELL WHITE, New York.
c. c. ALGER, Hudson, ny.
W. q. ANoELL, ProVidonss, RI
President-J. SMITH BRIGGS.
TreAsurer-WALTER K. LAYTON.
sssretAry-D. LITTLEJoHN.
Counsel-J. 8. WOODWARD.
Mining rintsndent-CHAs. II. BRIGGS.
OFFICES ClIn Street, New York. Apt-Im
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