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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-07-27

TTINVVTS ItC V'1,WU V6U.C
State Of Iowa,
Tama County. SIS:
To Inn Eliza Godfrey.
Yon arc hereby notified that there is now
on file the office Of tho clerk Of the District
Court Of Tama county, Iowa a petition Of
john Godfrey claiming Of you divorce and
Ina. unless you appear thereto ard defend on
or before noon Of the second day Of the Sep
TENDER term Of said court for the gear A. D.
lo65 being the next term Of 81 i'll court, nn,-
mencing on the th.rd Monday of September
A. ID. 1855, default will b: entered against
you AMI judgment rendered thereon.
| Stamp WI II. STiVERa.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Printers fee 500 WAS
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-07-27
Important Announc en- emit

GREAT SALEl
Watches. Chains, Diamond Kings &c
ONE MILLION DOLLARS WORTH!
To nv DIsros.r OF .r
ONE DOLLAR EACH!
without regard to Value Not 10 be paid
for until you know what you sre TO re-
ceive
Splendid Li.t Of Articles 4. All 10 be sold al
inc Dollar Each
300 Musical Boxes $40 to $3.50 each
$50 with BELLS
and castinets, zoo to 500
500 Silver Teapots anil Cof-
fee Urns 90 10 SO
500 Silver chatting dishes, soto 100
1000 ice pitchers, 70 TO So
$500 ."syrup cups With sars9O TO so
5000 !" goblets l. drinkg cps TO 30
1000 "" q casiors, tor WGs ia TO 90 !"
1000 Fruit, Card & oske .,
baskets 20 to so II
5000 Dozen silver Ted spoons 20 10 20 dog.
10000 Table spoons
& Forks ,.t. 2oto4o
$50 Gents Gold Hunting case
watches GO so to t50 each
$50 Ladies' Gold & Enameled
Hunding. Case Watches IS 10 20 /"
500 Gents HuhMnk cass silver
watches IS to 10
200 Diamond Rings so to 100
1000 Gold Vest q neck chains to 80
1000 Oval Band bracelets to
5000 Jet and Gold Bracelets to 10
1000 Chat Ell Inc Chains Guard ff!
Chains .e ~ touR0 e"of
1000 Solitaire 4 Cola, Brooches 4 t. 10
1000 Co,al, Opal and Emerald
Brooches a 4to
5000 Mosnic, Jet, Lava 4 Flor
cntine Ear Drops 4to 8
1900 Coral Opal 6 Emerald Ear
il drops ID q..et t4to 6 -
1000 California Diamond Breast
i u pins y 2.5oto 10 ~
5000 Gold Fob& Vest Watch rlfzsss
keys $50 /, "
1000 Fob Vest Ribbon. slides 3 to 10
5000 Sets Solitaire Sleevesbut-
], tons, Ntnds, sc. 3to 8
5000 Gold Thimb'cs, Pencils &c. 4 TO O. q"
10000 Miniature Lockets 2.5Oto ~ ."
1000 !" Lockets, magic
epring 10 to 80
5000 60 tooth pricks, cross
es, &c. : to 8
5000 plain go'l rings, 10 10
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-07-27

State Of Iowa,
Tama County, 50. 4ag4
To George Weare,
Nou are hereby Notified that there Is now
on file IN the office al the clerk OF the District
court Of lama co"nty, Iowa, petition OF
Mary Jane Wears claiming of you divorce
and tina, unless you appear thereto aud de-
fend on or befo Z noon Of the second day I
the September term OF said court fer the y ear
A. D. 1868 being The next term Of said court,
commencing or the third Monday OF Septem.
Der A. u. 1865 default vii, be entered against
you and judgment rendered thereon.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-07-27

\om.-ES!h1r. w iiSOn, EtoFa W IL
fsar.,sf srn~.,s Ms.s,.l~ ..,sss ..4.u,,-..
No Is St"phr Goo's, Household
. Mnnnf',cf"re.
Best pair blankets, bes, 10 yasds
who!cn cloth, hest 10 wards rag
Garnet, best hcar,h ,ur. hest pair
socks Or stockings " rol"n. best
" pait mit,ens wnt I'm. hes' 10 .d's
Aina.l. best ten vI's linen, best
stocking yarn d., best quilt
bes' conrsc,panc each % SO
Com. 7 p 7Wots'. Mrs. j. )
r Amea Mrs. y G L,dd.
No 20 Pantry .&ores
Best specimen # hnucr l " hest
specimen ~ cheese, best specimen
of .laur haS' sample corn meal.
best sample OF Yeas, bread. best
sample sal, rising bread each 25
C,m.-E-,htr Witsrn, Mrs. Horace
Hers ho.n. Ms y Cornell.
No. 40 .N,~eNaneons
Az miscellaneous Articles no. ennrncra.
ted will be rrc.;vct AMI considered hv
the committee D. rcnncll, l.. II Tho
mas Nelson Read 'a t
Where there is no competition thu
committee will award no premium I'm
loas they think the article exhibited
merits il. @s ait
Il is requested HIT those desiring 10
EXHIBIT ANYTHING to make entries p'e.
vinus 10 aav It Fair Bnok> will be
open at The Store nf II. Council
JOHN r. AMES. Pres
G JAorA. Sec.
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Watches. Chains, Diamond Rings. &c
ONE MILLION DuLL.ARS' WORTH!
To M nlsrnaEH OF ar
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-07-27

100000 PIANOS, WATCHES, CHAINS,
SEWING MACHINES,
Mclodeon, Photograph Albums, GoLl Pend sclAo4,Sw.l
clry, Lcek.ts Diamond Rings, Family Dibfts.
sss.sssss.u kxalnsl EnArasing., silver Tcassts.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-07-27

STAMP. WI II STlvERS
Attorney for Plaintiff:
Printers fee g., 90 v7n'S
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-07-27

Stamp. WM. H. STivERS
Attorney FOR Plaintiff.
Printers fee $500 WINS
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Young, YIN. Provan.
No. 20. Fxits
9kSelspecimen Fall apples y 30
: Winter apples 50
Pears 60
Plums 90

Of any Na'iCaN -
+ Il gsapes, n a.l. 90
Com J =. Wool, John Byw",,h
]. T. Amcs
No 81. Fyorers.
Best>difptas If any kind Of Flowers so
Cam-Es,hrr, Wilson, Flora Wal.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-25
.9YSllTA yusssy9gFssV 1R
4uitoes nightly mingle their music to lull

Ia 10
qultoes nightly miingle their music TO slpll
"A few words more and will suspend an =
further recital of those Affections which Il
am sure will greatly affect your Excellenr,
cy's compassionate heart. am very un-
happy here. "The noblest river In the
world" lies just before me; Its waves danceo
merrily and unrestrained. Unbleaehedt
ladies and gentlemen, crowd the streetsr
moving with graceful and elastic tread,
while arrayed In robes Of loveliest blue
The air is fragrant with the sweet Odofi
which they only can exhale, and all around
isgayety, happiness and FREEDoM. ] alone,
OF all the denizens OF this great emporium
pine In captivity De not forget, prayo
you, that our foreign relations are ina most
critical condition. A blunder may not only
prove fatal to your Administration, but it
may light torch to set the world on fire.
phougIi1l am personally friendly to oMf.i
MaXimilian and his schemes, still am fully
advised of the embarrassmentsh he has caus-,
ed to yourself and Cabinet. Remember, IL
Is the last hair that breaks the camel's back.
Will not my arrest cause q sensation at Sta
James, st. Cloud and st. 9Petersburg7lpo
deed, throughout all Europe? Win not the
those great powers, who 80 oanxiously await
apretext to interfere in behalf of Maximiir
ian, be urged to extrememeasures when in
formed that his chief American alIy Is nm
der arrest ?'I will no further enlarge upon
the danger.a wise statesmauship alone
can save your Administration, and, what.
Is, of the first, Importance to every office,
holder, secure YOUR reelection. nv MIgs
gest this expedient as the best: BfownIow
has any number of courts In Tennessee
His Judges (althougl1 Olr Constitution re-.
iquires that they be elected by the peoplel
have been appointed by flfmssjf THEY are
true as steel to YOU and your gioriousi Ado
ministration. 2Theip Jurisdiction is coeS-
tensiye with their own wishes. and Brown,
lows necessities. They are ali sworn to
execute his pious will. Beside, YOU have
Federal Courts in full operation all over
Tennessee Courts are regularly held at
Memphis, Nashville, and Knoxville, for the
Judicial Districts which embrace the State,
in each of which District Attorneys, who
are good Abolitionists, feside.a The Judge,
Hon. G. f. Trigg, is your friend, and was
appointed upon your; aud Brownlow's urg-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-25
OFFICERS:
GEO. R. BLANCHARD, President. ..
JOHN W. SKILES, Vice President.
R. .E. CHAMPION. See'y and Treasurer.
Hon. G. N. OLDS, Solicitor. :N,r..
Lands Located in Ohio, West Virginia and
-. Pennsylvania; .'".t.L

THE PROPERTIES OF THIS COMPA.
Il ny consist of 423 acres of the most desirable
OIL Lands in these States, selected with care and
Judgment by practical men, after prospecting and
examining the most productive regions and locali-
ties. A large part of it is situated on Dunkard
creek, Green county, Pennsylvania, where. in pro-
portion to developments, the quantity and quality
Of the Oil found, is superior to Oil creek, it com
manding higher price in the Pittsburs market.
The lands in West Virginia are located in Mon
ongelia and Wetzell counties, and are considered
among the best in the State. .......:.,.a. /
In Ohio, the Company property is located in Knox
county, where the indications are most favorable.
Oil of superior character as lubrieator being
found at depth Of $50 feet, adjacent lands, and
within few feet of the Company's property. ,r.1-
The Company are already sinking one well, and
have arranged to commence two more, soon as the
necessary machinery can be put on the groand.-
THREE WELLS have recently been struck only a
EITHER ONE of which would in one year, nearly re-
pay the entire capital Of the Co'npany. L
Tho officers Of this Company, in placing its stock
before the public, are confident that the induces
ments offered are not surpassed by any Company
in the country The Capital Stock is small for tho
amount of valuable Oil territory the Company pos
sess, and the assurance Of speedy and large re-
turn to the stockholder is almost certain. bf" III
Full and detailed information given on applica-
tion to the Sec, etary and Treasurer.
~ A limited amount Of the Stock is now offered
Coz saIa ApnIy IN .R-IiJTc9S - DIAL, Il
''' s'''' --ftss = l=s-s- r.. d. CHAMPION,
spr9l-d6m srrF IS Secretary and Treasurer.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-25
IFrom The Dayton Empirel
General Sherman.

Having nothing further to say concern
ing General Crook, in connection with the
banquet, we hope it may not be considered
impertinenttoi toinquire whyit was that there
was no allusion made upon that occasion to
the character and distinguished public SER
vices of Major General Sherman!o Tishi 1t
We remember no reference to General
Sherman's, celebrated campaign, except in
the, "neat response of Mr.. Jordan to the
toast in compliment to General Grant He
speaks Of General Grant asnhdUiag yf6dgh
Shsrmdn's army Through ifnomt Atlanta to
Savannah, etc, Now,o although we haze
no disposition to detEact from General raj
Grants fame, we protest against the <'cfopI
pineiof the honors"6 upon sfthe credit,' Of
General Sherman, Sto make a garland for
the head, even Of General Grant,, We
must be allowed to say on behalf Of Cen
erai Sherman, that the country HAS hitheft6
understood that 1T was heJi himself; who
fo,sqhtb his army through the, States Of
Georgia, South and North Carolina that
it was he who projected that campaign, aud
that his suggestion simply met the appfo-
baton of General Grant. o The country un-
derstands, too, that it was this Georgia
campaign that first precipitated the decliny
ing fortunes, OF the Southern C0nfederaey
and gave the fatal blow ID thefrebellioh!
We believe, indeed, that this was the light
in.which ourself-styled loyal friends always
regarded that campaign, up TO the time that
Sheridan made his final arrange for the
eapitdlation Of JohnstOn's army, for which
Secretary Stanton published him all over
the country as an incipient traitor, and for
which latter thing, General Sherman re-
fused to take his extended hand In. the
presence of an, hundred thousand people.
rbasa tb;n0s arh nrnttv we'll known To the
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-25
Notice to Contractors.

OFFICE BOARD OFPUBIIC WORKS,( .-
.9'~ggI 1ar COLUMNS, o., July 19. 1865.
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE.
- ceyqd at this office until and including SAT-
URDAY, AUGUST 10, 1865, for doing the following
work: EI 'd-9m =, l;,,,
Feeder of the Ohio Canal at Licking Summit, from
the pond on Samuel Deweese's land to the outlet in
the Reservoir. Quantity of work estimated at 6OO(
cubic yards 900 r. .g.Irp tll :. r I.5.
I'd. Building Bernie Banks along the Feeder and
across the ponds on the lands OF Samuel Deweese
and Isaac Finkbone. Quantity of work estimated
at 5000 cubic yards
Sd. Putting in two wooden eulverts, under the
Feeder, to drain the ponds on the lands Of the said
Deweese and Fnkb6ne. Estimated quantity Of ma.
tsrals, 1000 lneal feet of square timber (hewed on
three sides) and 1000 feet b. T., Of two inch plank.
j The earthwotk must be bid for by the cubic yard
the square timber per ipea foot; and the plank pei
hundred b. the price to include the cost, franz
f6e Board @ q Public Works reserve the right tore
J. N. LEWIS,
unprecedented N 'I' Res Engineer b
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-25
Merchant Tailoring.

C,AI.r, ON ROSE & BEEtf,, NORTH
y east corner Of High spd Town streets, for your
Clothing, where you can get good fits. good quality
Goods, and systy Iosoi prSsess aieI s1sli0 ia
leb25thnlhn7,te omCb-xgyB.n
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-25
OHIO STATE. 4, FAIR.
wool p R r. M U M 8.
OHIO STATE AGRICULTURAL ROOMS t,
COLUMBUS, o.. JUNE %. 1865.
OF COLUMBUS, OHIO.

,qs,i OHIO STATE AGRICULTURAL Rooms, nj
COLUMBUS, o., JUNE %, 1866. !
TN COMPLIANCE WITH A. IL ESOLU.
j. TlON passed at the last State Agricultural Con-
yention, the Ohio State Board Of Agriculture offer
the following gPremiuns-Hwith view TO ascertain
the amount of shrinkage in uuwashed wool
For The teaviest fleece Of secured wool pro. W
duced pyA Ram.,.- ...................... sal. $40
For the heaviest fleece of secured wool pro-
I'duccd byanEWea. .....!.!... ............!.... 20
The feeces to be sent in an unwAshed state to the
Agricultural Rooms in Columbus, previous t. Au-
gust 1st, accompanied by pedigree Of the sheep
which produced them and an affidavit settiL forth
the time and manner of shearing in 1854 and ls6S,
that the fleece presented is tho production of one
sheep in that time, the weight Of sheep after shear
ing, condition of the same, and manner Of keeping
for the past year: With The eeces of Ewes, parties
will required TO state whether they have sucked
lambs the present season--with aged Ewes. if they
did so in 1884. In making award, due regard will
be pail to the per centage Of wool produced, COM
pared NTH the live weight of the animal. The Com
mittee will carefully weigh and number each fleece,
sending them to escOured without the name of the
owner. The awards will be made and the heeces
exhibited at the State Fair, Sept. 18th and 18th,
after which they will be returned TO their respective
owners. ~ -' -''.' ' ''I' 90"
+. {lS /. fSRh3li $RtfS Hf3lSiSorOS.} oS"aa''''s'.'
july1-sat& wedeAwtjuly25, ,-f.F Fi-i
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Reception Of the New brazilian Mn.


WAsHISeTOS, September ss.-The new
Miuister from Brazil presented bis creien-
tials 20 tiie Presidents yesterday. ana made
the usual friendly address. 10 which ~
President replied - ioilovs.
.'ME. AssEusuJA-Ila Imperial hotter az
credeucs which you bring bears apprscia-
tiTe testimony that you have maintained So
hi-ii . ehsraclsr. and exercis.sl 50 vide IN
inhaence al home, that I feel entirely ai
hber.y to ass1re you oi &C agreeable rrcen-
lion, not a1ly IN the diplomaiic circle here.
but among the people of the United Stsies
raeipsocste ioEard Brasil the good feelings
you have expressed in regard D. our country
Ia he name ef your sovereign.
''Brazil 5 already a great state. and she
has elements % enable her TO become =
leader amoug tie nations. regret, that IN
times past no closer relations were allowed
70 exist between Brasil aad the United
States Holding quite a similar position en-
two parts Of the Aneric-n ceutiuent. they
ought % nos be merely good neighhors. bit
intiaately associated together Ga political as
well es IN commercial Intercourse. Dc ismv
strong desire % contribute % that assoeia
ton. our policy is one which Is simple and
easily 70 be understood. We wish to pro
mote the progress Of civilization in this
hemisphere, aud for that pufpo The devel-
opnscut of maieriai resources. improvement
oi commerce, end the iniroduciion. as fast
as possible, Of Tree, intelligent laoor. Inia
the virgin &c as OF the coutluctf
''lustead Of weakining the nov American.
States ia oar vicinity, We wish ia impaft
strength to them, by reposing IN them q
generous eoalidence, raiher shan ok infule-
ing ieai,iusies of prosperity or a qadrulons
diap sitIoa iu regard - the usauuer n Uhich
their Governments are administered be-
lieve Ell wish . imprlal them with the
conviction that an the nations OF America, if
they woald continne @ exist, must aspire 10
absolute self-sustaining csnhtence, and
perfect political equality with ihe othsr nh-
lions Of the eartn- II Brazil shan agree
with us in this policy, we shall hefcafier be
not only close friends, but practically We
shall bsceme firm snd iast allies
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ATTORNEYS ar LAM.

CaMpHEIL, HrEWEF 4 tGROEsBzCK, Ai.ar-
= ueys at laF sni Cain AEe1is. praclice ID q
ne q nrls. Cclaft1n5 rroairily aiienlff@ TO-
li,5 ez ass % ,i,. a .. 81 so,,s ,',,
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rhe -, con,ea.Ion Of AIabama

The FIRST convention o. AiaDaha.
From the eorrespondcnce Of the Mohile
Tribune We gtt the following iniprnaton
ebncernhig thB eaf'y histsrf 81 Alabaiaa:
Alabaala was admitted into the Uuiouo on
December "a, 1919. The Convention which
framed the Constitution oi the State sat at
Huntsville Cahaha was seierted IS the
permanent seat of Government. The 4 st
state Legislative accorlingiy convened here
in November, 1920. During tho existence
of the Territ0rial government, st. Stephens,
then an Old aausishing town, was the eapi-
tai Only a very few Of the residents Of
that day are alive.
Thos. Essail, pet Of General Faekson.
came out from Nashville on the Generals
staff during tbe indiar war and when ,he
trouble was over started a newspaper there
and became Terri itoriel printer. Soon after
the establishment Of the seat Of government
al Cahaba. he removed 20 Gfeensborpagh
and published on his old materials, "Ihe
Halcyoun But ha ex xperiencea there sny-
thing but halcyon days. Il may well pc
supposed that with a subscription list q not
more than one hundred and an advertising
eus.6n of ZOE or s2go per aaunIe, BE- could
not keen body and soul together Green's
borough starved him out aud be Q1it-
Sc. stephens, under the Spanish rule. ~as
a port Of entry and, I believe, the capital oi
Ia connection with these old times i viii
he interesting % rnost readers % know who
eomposea the Conveni n that framed our
Constitution. The list may not be fun, but
the T. lowing named persons signed thai
1ssisas g -. ". walker, President Of
the eoueantioa, and delesatts Ciament G.
Clay, Senior, John L. Towns, Henry Cham
bers, Lemuei Mead, Heuy Minor, Gabriel
Moore. John D. Iayinr
STonroe-Iehn Murphy, John Watkins,
James Pickeus, Thomas Wirgins.
Bloanf-issae BrevE, John Brown, Ca
y. Iinsstole-Thomas BiSb, B. Hughes,
sbsiby-Gsorse Phiitps, Thomas A. .Rog-
Nonfssmery-Jobn D. bib, jaime. ".
Arnstrqag.
Badusn- -Hsgry Eonlmiu.
Aloble-Ssmuel Garrows.
Washiurton--Israel Pickeas. Henry Aiicn-
sTnscnlooa--Marnadulse williams, John
4. Tineal ~
Laurenee-Arthur r. Hopkins. Daniel
F5ertr-n-wm. aIsseslf, Richard Ellis.
Cofaca-lVou Bi5uut and Jefierson -
Thomas q. Crahb. NelkIiah Vaughan
cabshs-fN5w aibal--Littiepas SIMS
Cone-nh-samuel Coax
nsHss-Wm. D. king
Ci.rfa--Rsuhcn sefiod, jas. Magoifu-
Nr-.rga-u sshiugt0n homroa.
arsrioa-1ames u. lfrrell.
f.e3i. -ia.e-Lipsh MeFB.
et Ciair-nard Conner.
Artaurs-Jamss lacksou.
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VsoafFKINe, H. a CO.-U. s. Cmm Agents..
oficers' Pay Accounts ard QuarteTmestefH
f0uchers bought at the best rates. pr collaetsd.
0fhee corner Cherry an4 Cedar streets, up Stairs.
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No, % Cherry street.
Nashville, Ten
AND GAY ST.. KNOXVILLE, TENN
fuiFf4-U
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Bracelets, Rings, Sets Of JewIsry &c.

ITO be disposed Of a, ONE DOLLAR each
y without regard 10 vHlue, snd not 10 Be paid for
INT yon kaoi What youara % receive, q Z
az ind e8sfne Sc tta a1eatf1I ever offered for
ohtsining good Jewelry at loa prces.
CeftincStes Of III ths articles named in our crcu-
lar are put irto envelopes, sealed up. and mixed,
and when ordered, are dra4n, without regard %
er1sce and sent by sna Tree u EXPENSE giving al
. fdr ehaaea. L WI then bs at your optieu b
send One Dollar thB article or not; SATl.FAC-
TON Is GUARANTEED IN all cases and a. there
are NO BLANKS, Is Is impossible tor any one 10 re-
ceive less than the value Of their money.
our fst ecmprses iS9,oo0 e-tcleB, valued af
fron 81 70 SIPS each. .cCnais1inn o. Gents and La
nature Magic Spring and enap Locke 5, Ovai and
Cnaeed Gold Bracelets. Geld Pens with silver
mounted Ebony holders, Sold Pens with silver ex-
tens'on csses and pencils, Sold Tooth and Ear
Pifks, Chased and Stone set RingQ, Bosom htuds,
Sleeve Buttons (varety Of styissl Califurnia Dia-
mcnd, Solitaire and Cluster Plus, 5enis' Masonic
Pins and Rings, Ladies' Belt Buckles Gold Thin
bids, Colals Opal, sei 'anu Pearl aefs n Ladies
JeWety, variety cf styles Of Ear Drops and Brooch
ea, Chste .aine and Long Guarc chains Gents Vet
and Neck Chains, Geld and JET Revolving brooch
e.. etc, etc
A circular containing list o; articles, also the
LInEaA1 IEBusE. EsTs AND PaEnfuMs we ofsr m
fora ing Clubs viii ne seat free Single certificates
3 cent?. i've for 81, thirteen for s. thirty ihfee for
S. one hundred ior SO. Our central location
hrirgs us near the most reno points, and al or
cers promptly filed and iorvarced BY return mail
or express.
Agents waited in every town md county.
50 ves, Fourth 81. G ncinnsai. ONO.
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Urar~a orr IuLE EEGRoEs fy MAcoy---un
-,srs, - Cart NtrlaN TIE Provost Har-
i-f h- cnf tusiity n4troes. ubon b. haa
gsthersl up on the street. he has oaers .cr
e.srv more. ana will let out the number Ga
b9aI ts-daF. ith1s 1tsdnie quiie husi-
-. and rrqHIres thc afientinn % eiie mau
~ VI -hctiu1 tha sssot iainE, end
,-.7I nsare 3 blessing to Che whites AID
if.rks.-Hf-5d it'tgrq.A, 81
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CLAW AGENTs. &e.

ngYEEa a HUNr-3fanuEniurefs Of al tbe
M Latest Styles o First Class Carriases apd
Euggies. Exrress Wagons and Carlyal-s, y Norm
HarEet street.
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NEW ORLEANS
OF MEDICINE
AHHaal Course Of Lectures fif lS5j-66.

rE1HE FACuL7Y have the plfagura to sInounce
i ths. !hfir SIXTH ANNUAL COUH3E OF LtC-
lUREs WI he opened on Monday. the 18th Of No
vemher. In their me huiliiag opposite the great
Cnariy HOsptal, and c0stnue tha customary Pc
NOD, presenting all the advantage ald iaciltes for
Medical Instruction afforded by the Ciy Of New
Or cans.
Tbs accession Of Professors Henry F. Campbell,
lac of Augusta, Georgia, sn1 A e. holt, la.u Of
Woodfille. Mississippi. viii be hailed with pleasure
BY al VINO know them.
Ss0denls OF Med cine may ret assured thas the
pfasiicai e0urse ofiustructon inauggfaied in ms
CO iege, snd hitherto so sue CsslulY pursued. VII
be continued w.ih undated peal.
There being Do epidemic OF ary kni 10 the city
this season, sfudeais may come iu with sE.ety aa
eaIly as they please.
FACULTY..
f. D FNSn, N. D., Proisssor Of Theory and
Pracfice
D. WARRES BaIcgELI, M D. Professor Of Oh
stetres a1d Diseases Il WumHn and hdren
SsH CHoFFIz, n. ID, Rf.icss sor O O-eretfe and
Ciin eli surgery
c. BfAaa, M. H., Professor Of he Pdeoples OF
IL. CsAuooun, n. D.. P7oisss6r Of Medical
Chem siry snd J. "a Mfi'ciue
n0FAan siurIi, A- d., fio esor 81 leieTia Med
ica nd Trenpeuu-s.
HrsEr II Csaf1Ent, ,M. q. Professor Of tnatony
AIrEro G. Hour, ~. U, Professor oi Pdflolnay
w. a. MICHrLr N. j.. and AiFlEn ". FaEaf,
n. D., Dem1nstrtors Of fAu1iomy.