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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-07-21
Sionx City &egister
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS q, 1866.
HUBBARD DECLIN ES.

The Hamilton freeman- Hubbard or.
gan, and published at Webster City where
the Republican Congressional Convention
10 to meet-in its last issue says that A.
W. Hubbard has placed in the hands OF
U. s. Marshal Peter Msleudy, Of Cedar
Falls, = letter declining TO be candidate
for recollection to Congress. He begins
to sec the handwriting on the wall, and
ID preparing to stand from under. This
statement, however, should no. cause the
opponents Of Hubbard to relax their ef-
forts. In oil probability this letter will
only be used II the olice-holders see that
Hubbard cannot be nominated. II they
. hare majority in the convention ii will
never see the light. He wishes to avoid
the ignominy Of = defeat at the hands Of
the people whose interests be has 30 base
y betrayed. II the convention is against
him, he will decline the candidacy with a
great flourish Of trumpets, and rejoin bis
family At his home in Indiana, and enjoy
tho fortune be has acquired during his
two terms as q con gressman.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-07-21

The glorious work Of purging the Pres.
ident's cabine, of its naturalization
members has commenced. Postmaster
General Fessenden and Attorney Gener-
al Speed have resigned, and good con-
servative Union men will soon take their
places. A. W. Randall, of Wisconsin,
or Montgomery Blair, of Msryla ID, will
probably suoc eed Fessenden.
Now, that the good wo.k has COM
menced, the Union people of the country
will await with anxiety and hail with
pleasure the Withdrawal Of Stanton and
Harlan. We fear, however, the people
will wait in vain for the voluntary resig-
nation of these delectablc worthless
Their instincts will impel them to cling
to their respective positions aud their
emoluments, until the President will be
compelled to kick them out like dogs.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-07-21

PREsCRIpTloNs.-Go to kents and have
your prescriptions compounded. This department
OF cur business We have filled up with great care
and wi n all the late imp:"vcme in the ant of
dispensing medicines, and placed it under the i'm.
mediate care and management Of an experienced
practical chemist. The proper ant seientihe ad.
mixture Of medi ines in form Of prescriptions is Of
very great Importance to those having occ aston to
use them, aud requires u thorough and practical
knowledge Of rharn.,c .uical chemistry We
nave been eNtreme, fortunate ia being able to sc.
cure an assistant in this branch of our business
VIII" has made it IA specially Tor the last IL years
and we feel every confidence in assuring the bubble
that their medicines will be- accurately and scien.
tihcaliy dispensed.
Head Centre No. Il, Pear St Am
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-07-21

didates Of the Conservative Convention
held al Des Moines on the 9Th Of June,
and the minority in favor Of the uomina.
ton of = straight Democratic ticket
The latter report WAS signed BY I. NJ.
Preston, D. N. Richardson, G. H. Null
larky and 8. h. Fairall. .
The majority rspor. was adopted BY
. vote 2l25 against 1863. >
The convention then nominated Capt
Albert Stoddard, of Tams county, fol
Clerk OF the Supreme Court, and Capt
Fred Gottschalk, Of Dubuque, for Repor-
ter Of the Supreme Court, to fill vacau'
cies on the Conservative ticket
After appointing delegates to the Phil
adelphia Convention, whose names sp'
pear in another place, tho convention ad.
iourned.
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TARIFF BILL POS TONED.

The Senate has postponed until the I'd
Monday 10 December the Ubiquitous tar
iG bill recently passed in the House.
It's fate in the Senate is attributed TO the
determined opposition Of the Iowa Sena-
ators
In its passage ia the House the only
Iowa Representative who voted for it was
GrinnelI all the rest voting against it
except Hubbard, who valians'y lodged
tho question. A man who has not the
nerve to stand up aud oppose measure
which would Cypress and rot the far mers
4Rt6eSa1mqk11o 1spseesalrA QQiahi91
the largest districts OF Iowa IN the con-
gress of the United States.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-07-21

A dispatch dated Leaveuwor,h, July
18th, says that reports have jus. been re-
ceived At that place from Denver to the
effect that the most serious apprehen-
sio"s are felt there and upon the great
overland route. as the Indian bands as
sembled at Fl. Laramie, At the peace
treaty, have taken the war path. All re
ports agree that . band of 600 Sioux
were IN the vicinity of Mcpherson s and
had passed there we'll armed and with
plenty of ammunition, which they obtain.
ed while at the peace council at Fl. La
ramie. On the Little Blue, 80 miles west
OF Lesvenworth, . band of Cheyennes
have been numbering settlers, setting FIRE
70 their houses aud stealing and running
OF their cattle. The inhabitants are
abandoning their homes and crops and
are returning to the river settlements
The whole region between the Kansas
and Platte is overrun with hostile bands
Who are now assuming the often siye.-
Another large party Of Sioux have made
their appearance at Cottonwo God.
The number of the hands now on the
rampage 10 estimated at 10000. The
council At Laramie having gathered them
oil 80 ~ u perfect their plans. depreda,
lions have already commenced. hands
Of Sioux and Cheyennes have attacked
and killed whites on the plains since their
return from Laramie. Unless large
force 10 1t once sent to the frontier there
will be great suffering and many lives
lost. The danger is great and causes inn
mense excitement among the frontier
people. $3.50 "#a
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-07-21

TIE JUDGsnIp. The contest for the
abolition nomination for Judge in this
district Is becoming somewha. lively
JOY, Psndleton and Ford are hard at
work. and each 10 ssnguine Of SUCCESS
The delsGatss from this county are IN.
derstood to favor Pendleton, willis. in Mo.
mona county they are divided between
Psndleton and Joy. II il nous Of onr funer
a. consequently We can complscsntly
look on and see the 'patriots" 50 for each
other. ..s..-.. .s... : .......t +.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-07-21

Forney, in his late letter TO the Presi-
dent, threatens to publish the SECRETS
of the disgusting and drunken spectacle
presented By President Johnson on the
day Of his Inauguration - Vice Presi
dent Forney. for year, s~ore up hill
and down, that johnson was not drunk
At that time. If he now swears that
he was, what will people think Of For
ney7 f&s IF ' H
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-07-21
ANOTHER VETO.

T. On tho 10th inst. the President vetoed
tho new Freedman's Boreau bill, and on
the same Day the rump Congress passed
the bill over the veto. The revolutionists
are carrying matters with , high hand,
and seem determined. before their lease
Of power expires, 10 finish the work of
subsidising the country to their own and
the negroes aggrandizement.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-07-21

General James NJ. futile, Of Des
Moines. has been nominated az candi-
date for congress in the fifth district OF
this State.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-07-21

Assistant Postmaster General Randall
statPd Tuesday to Congrsssman Wood, Of
New York, that there would b general
removal Of all postmssters who DO not
sustain tho President.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-07-21

The written resignation Of postmaster
general Dennison was handed to the
President Thursday At noon. His politi-
cal differences With the President are the
causes Of his resignation. It isrumored
tina ex-Gov. Randall, Of Wisconsin will
be made postmaster general, though the
name Of Montgomery Blair Is also name
10 that connection. Secretary Stanton, it
is said, will retire from the cabinet TO-
day. d -
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-07-21

HEADS Orr. "A dispatch from Wash
ington,, July Il, ssys that Postiuasl'.t
General Randall is busy arranging his
lists for the decapitation Of all Postmas.
ters who do no. support the President in
his reconstruction policy. The "slaugh-
Of the innocents" will soon commencs.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-07-21

One OF the most terrible connagrations
ever known in the country fell upon Port.
land, Maine, on the 4th inst. Ons third
OF the entire city was burned, over two
thousand buildings have been DESTROYED,
and more than two thousand families
rendered homeless, while ten milIions
OF dollars would not cover the worth
OF property consumed. Street lines we're
totally ooli.erated and people were un-
able to distinguish the lots on which
their buildings bad stood, 90 COM
pletely we're oil land N arks swept away.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-07-21

The President has prepared his vet
message on the new freedmen's bureau
bill.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-07-21

y. ID. M hNlONs
Pursuant to a call Of F. J. Lambert,
Chairman of the Union Central Commit.
tee Of Woodbury. County, the Convention
was organized by e.ecting G X Howard,
Chairman, aud Geo. W. Kingsnortb,
Secretary.
On motion Of J. W. BosIer the conven-
ton proceeded to elect by ballot two de-
legates to the Congressional Convention
to be held at Webster City for the Sixth
Congressional District, and two delegates
70 the Judicial Convention to be held q,
Sac City, for the 4th Judicial District.
On motion, Paul J. B. Marion and
Andrew Miller w>re appointed Judges.
The polls were kept open two hours,
when the votes were counted, resulting
as follows:
For Congressional Delegates j. W.
Bosler. G. !; =. j. B. Marion, c.; W. r.
Smith. | !; A. Groainger
Ahernaies-T. j. Kinkaid, !; L. R.
For Delegates to the J"dicial Conccn-
tion.-Wm. r. Smith, 80; Paul j. b.
Marion, 81.
AAernates-W. F. F..ulkner. 80; C.
X. Howard, 81 J. l.. Follett, 3; N. c.
Hudson. 3
The Chair then announced MS the result
Of the ballot, that }. W. b 'sler and Paul
J. B. Marion were elected t. represent
Woodbury. county in the Congressional
Convention. aud W. Il Smith and p =.
B. Marion were elected to represent
Woodbury. county in the Judicial Con-
vention.
O" motion, C. X Howard was elected
Chairman Of the uniun Central Com mi,
tee of Woodbury. County for the ensuing
year
After motion 10 publish the proceed
ings i" the county papers, the Convention
adjourned. @- go.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-07-21

The Internal Revenue receipts for the
year ending July lst, amounted to nearly
$500, OO0, 900.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-07-21

The Indian council at Fort Laramie
has broken mp. II was complete fail
ure. the Indians refusing to make peace
upon their own terms.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-07-21
n FAD CENTRE
We Mean what we Say !


We wish to call the attention Of the
public to the fact that We have hand TIE most
extensive assortment of Fancy and Staple Drugs
and Druggists sun,lries, ever brought west of Chi
cLgo. Our entire st OK has been bought, recently,
in the Eastern market, for ctsh, and as io,c
strictly pure drugs have ruled in he market. Any
thing we have will sell Ion, any house
west Of Chicago sell the quantity Of goods
We have sold goods here during the ralny days of
trade in Sioux City and If the present force Of
unbendng circumstances ccmpelis us to sell &, obs
for any in definite period o. tim, at cost or be'rw,
we think voc can stand the pressure. At least
will continue to do while last. We mean
10 he unders TODD that will sell our goods, when
a customer zones in to buy rsry t,,o far cas-.
We wish. to call particular attention 60 to our
jobhing department. We keep on hand = large
and extensive stock IF full packages, which will
sell to retail dealers at 10 per cent ChicaR"
| Wholesale prices, adding freight. We are whole
| sale agents tor Ayers and James preparations
taalAs Aa4 peM dered extracts,
freight added. We solicit from buyers an exansis-
nation Of our stock aud prices
Cash pail for Beeswax, Gensing ard seneks
snake Root. CHAS. KENT.
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PROC EEDINGs OF THE UNION
C C9sxEE: ,9x. OF WOODBURY.

The Sioux City Journal refusing to
publish the proceedings Of the Union
Convention held at F. J. Lamber.s Office
on the 18th inst, will the editor Of the
Sioux City REGISTER give them place in
his paper2 Yours, respectfully,
p. J. B. MARION.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-07-21

The Des Moines Valley railroad ID
com pleted, and trains are running to
Woodville, sixteen miles from Des
Moines.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-07-21

A coalition has been formed between
the Johnson and democratic campaign
clubs Of Washington, to re known here.
after as the National Union Club. A
meeting was held on Thursday a, the res
ideuce Of MONTGOMERY Blair, for the pur.
pose of electing officers.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-07-21

The special agent Of the Indian Bureau,
Mr.. Guernsey, reports that large numbers
Of the indiana belonging to tribes with
whom treaties were made last fall, have
died Of starvation. Indians are copper
colored and have straight hair, else the
Indian Bureau would have provision
against their wholesale starvation.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-07-21
$l5 REWARD.

$l5 REV ARD,
GTRAYED stolen from tho suhsor.h.. In ~.
~ vic Unity Of this city about the Nrst day
OF June last, one yoke of OXEN ahout seven years
"'d, marked as follows: One \ large, deep red OK,
light brindie color, white stripe on back and long
heavy horns Any person returning said cxsn or
giving ,nt"rma tion AS 10 where they may be- found
Will receive the above reward
MICHAEL MYERS
Sio az City, Iowa, July 9Th, lS66-aw
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-07-21

Anything 10 the way Of domestic snd
imported perfumery and every kind of toilet anti
Gle, you will ind in endes. variety and at m On,
astonishingly low prices At Ksnt's. I'm
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-07-21

A very beautiful and elegant assor.
ment OF Hair Oils. Pomades, Extracts. Handker-
chief Perfumery. cheaper than ever before offered
In this market, at Kent's. I'm
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nificence Of those Who entered the army
at u later date. .:.-t. -. -
Resolved, That We most cordially SYM
pathize with the movement now being
made BY the friends of ireland to obtain
the Independence Of that glor ious coun.
try from under the yoke Of English tyr
amy, aud that No bid them God-speed
IN the noble work, and hope that the sub
ject Of the Independence Of Ireland will
continue to be agita.ed until the Emerald
Isle shall stand out in full and bold re-.
lief on the map Of the world Is one of
the independent nations Of the earth.
A committee Of three from each con-
gressional district was appointed to de-
termine the action necessa r. for tho con.
vention to take on the subjec. Of nomi.
nations. The committee were:
lst Dist.-T. W. CIaggett, II. c. Dean,
n. II. French. @ IL
p Dist. B. Durham, D. N. Rich
ardson. II #.-.r. ,.... - " #..= ii
Sd Dist. B. B. Richards, VIM. Mills
and W. Barnhart. .@a@x a..
:: ALL. dist -samI X =: E~i.au, L.. NJ.
White and ?. II. 3osgnet ,.e@.@ s.. ~..a s.
9Th Dist. D. Test, l. NJ. Preston,
and NJ. McHenry. n.sa.@. 4a. ..
9th Dist.-A. G. Sherwood, G. s. Sher-
wood and G II. Mollarky. p.
A majority and minority report vas
made By this committee the majority in
favor Of adopting and supporting tho can
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.
[)RorosALs voR SAVES AND LOCKS

wA<nfSevoy u. c., March laoe
sealed opc~sls viii be rcr1svef - the once Of the super
ysn9 Ar hhe~1 treasury Dsparnent. Washington, D. c.,
until " NJ April 1875 for Furnishing the BurRar Prod
and the Burglar aud fre Proof Sses required BY rra
DEPARTMENT FOR the scrrpance
posAi Of the sucocssfu bidder.
Specifications sna drawings fer the Burglar Proof Safes
showing The form Of construction present usedyix alter
usr plates Of iron and hardened Obtained upcs
Application NJ this Department
Bursr and fire Prot safes Win be constructed In the
same manner and cascd with suitable hre proof covering
the plans and spsihoAuons Tor whca BE- submitted ~
SAFE. % b ssipp~d Psrfse condition within
Bile time from date Of order
The Locks ~, be furnished by this Department but
be put ~ place by The contractor and ~ pere working
order when the safe 10 turned the proper officer
the
tbs bids 10 per superficial foot measured on the
side. and 70 all charges whatever Including painting
and door hstsir.s lescrpt co-t Of iocksD.
Proposals will also be Burglar
ffoof Locks 70 be accompanied with samples
All bids must ne accompanied by the guaranty Of two
sponsbe pcrsns IN The % $4,000 that the bidder WI
srept and perform the contract awarded 20 him the sni
cheney % th- security 10 be oerta~d by the District At
pey Of the district where the bidder resides.
or 20 award the eontrs for Burglar Proof safes TO patty
and the Burglar and Pre- Proof safes another, u
deemed for the interest % the 70 do and a.
bud viii be considered that does not conform 70 the
qulrements Of this advertisement
Proposals " be endorsed Proposals FOR Safes and ocE
and addressed TO A. ~ MUILErT, Acting Supervising A.
chltsc, Treasury Department, washington, pU yrr
Acting Supervising Architect.
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PROPOSALS..

OFRIcR OF THE STREET COMMISSIONER, NO. .
~ CITY Han, Rrookiyn.
PROPOSALS. FOR LIGHTING THE STREBrb OF TRU
CITY OF BHOCkLYN.
Sealed proposals viii be resolved ny the Common Council
=, the Mayors Once rnin kondsy, March Il iese at
Brookyn with oe mztsrla Of hight from DARK
until daylight each night for year also for the term Of
agreaby 70 the specification provided herofar
pl~ IN the onfrs Of the strsct C>mmArsoser.
Blanks FER estimating furptshsd the ocs Of the srsse
Conuossioncr, and c<hev WI b considered
Proposals WI dered unless accompanied with
writing ~ suretiss OF 00 each
po-sl who shall qualify thelr responsibility the
ronrzc BE- awarded 10 the party epnne thsy win become
bound h- for s faith III he
shall neVet r>fu<r the N awarded
then thai hry GIN pay The y u Brooklyn the differ
between the price praed and tho price Of the
r-yt highest bdder N whom the be awarded
tying work
BY order the Common Oouocii.
=. OAKLEY N0DyKR Street Coupmis.isbes
81
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WHARvEs, PIERS AND sLIrs.-sEALED PROF,
w sais will be received by the Comptroller OF the div
New March clock noon for the iessiT
OF several Piers Ac ON North rivers for rr
Of the lat May 1904 diagrams OF wh~
viii be shown upop application Al this once.
BY order u the Com of the sinking fund
MATTHEW r. BRENNAN. Compuohsr
DErtsrnrsr or FfsAscs. March 8 1888
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A FARM FOR sALE-TwENTy-EIGHT ACRES OF
"a good ground with dwelling house and outbudings ten
minutes walk from New Market depot, Bound Brook
.sropas New Jsrsy AgHS % %.LAM
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COAL, WOOD. &C.


DEsT PEACH ORCHARD, RED ASH, LEHiGH An
ID Locust Mountain Coal screened and dcnfcrra a. ow4
reduced rates THOMAS srOKks corner OF ihrv seces
street and Tenth avenue.
voAI--Ss AND % % pKR TON. sEsr QUALITY Hp
on The sis instsa; corner ef bovsf ana Pear s.es
n. DAvH
OoKE DELIVERED ruNEprArELx AZ rHI Lowpy
Va. .: a.. Is,'s ns,.s ss- - ssssss the
GENUINE RED ASH AND LgnIgH srpvn. =
VI and fuFn.c. Col :" ~ y ~; ,nsf.Myt4 QnesN
>" 'T:ss 10y :;''':::s SS.s
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SATURDAY, SUPPLEMENT-

SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
S11 500 WILL BUY A FIRST CLASS BROWN Ts.g.
Easy Apply si6Rs h9S sS Issr G so Pine
S225O 81. r.s1 ss ssps. Il ss
ra,saic river New Jsrsc 70 mile: from New York Apply
100000 Ss ss ssa41 F~. xSs
first Twenty and twenty third streets between the
koohE WELLS Lis i ~ sinh avenue saas' Apply
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
u son River Railroad not over twenty miles from CITY
SS sSp PS. snd stable
EAsTERs LONG IsLANp-wANrEp TO HIRE; FROM
November next village Residence or small Farm. with
aud BAY and farther eastward
price H.. box i467 Post Office. n. z.
DARrIEs HAVING HOUSES. STORES, COUNTRY
Seats Lots and Farms will ind first class tenants ana
EMERSON, 2O6 Broadway.
WANTED-IN THE VICINITY OF NEW YORK. A
w pleasant little Cottage worth about $1,000 or $1,000
s %SsA w p pAa
yIrANrEp-ro PURCHASE OR RENT-A SMALL
Hoase with garden; IN healthy location and good
family or Please
y1rANTED-A FARM BY AN AMERICAN MAN WITH
wv family who has had most extensive experience nn 10
isoponsay cenvesa m~ with and fepaeps and
Best Of reference Address Farmer l69 Railway Post
ONCE Nj State the size Of farm the stock and where It
U.s. the location and the dwelling.
rr.Nrvn sNuo House wrru FROM ONE To
w five acres of Ground EASY OF access AZ Flabush Bay
vidg. or IN Rioonn,ngaale road =
ryANTEn-cITy SIRuRRAN AND COUNTRY RESI-.
dences of every description for ca purchasers
resnonsible lena mis- now waiting 10 be suited
PURCELL CO., 200 Broadway.
IynvISES ROOMS &c. WANTED.
~>~o~@>eSS-S>--Sc'
Floor m respeatable part OF Seventh ward Address
Simmons ia Centre street,
=
NUMBER OF HOUSES AND PARTS OF HOUSES,
price. wanted. for good tcuants, now waiting
80 CHAS. +. MILLS co.
FIRST CLASS FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED
ppourlass second story No / Centre street N Y.
e--S,
TToUsE WANTED IN THE CoUNTRY-A COTTAGE,
II Win stable and garden attached an hours
~ Tho cisv Address With fu uarcuiars y y C. bon ll8
----.----- -, -. .-,,- ~, ,,,,,
II House with Stable attached In this city. Parties de-
string responsible tenant win address T. G. p box IN
Herald once, stating psrticu ars
.------------- " - -.
WISH TO RENT HOUSE NEAR THE MARKET
street church. of Henry Board with wife and
c@'d prixI.Es xXN4ER McGIAsnAS 50 Madison street
,7,,,,,, -, =; .lo non
R0OMs WANTED-A GENTLtaMASS passinhs ,, tUn
board no place or appur'en1nces Tor cooking reqred
Ts" " A. 70 b so, s.1ss Post once
= $3.50 = 80 ,-.,,,--,,.,,.,,,.r~
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

4 PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW Oy NAgRIAGE-CoS-
"A tanning nearly 800 pAges and 80 nne plates aud en-
Cravings Of the Of the human
OF health and disass- With r~dse early de-
porzble consequences upon the mind aud body with the
authors plan Of msnt-be only rzouz
mode OF surc shown by the report OF eslsd
truthful sdvis~r the married aud those contemplating
marriage, who would know thsr physical condition Sent
free Of address receipt Of
Albany, y. Y.
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rJ,o CNRTMEN.-roR SALE, THREE STORY BRICK
House and Lot, with brick Stable Ia the of LIS
West Tenth street; IL, s7,os. Apply 70 A. QuACKIN
HUSH, 10 Wall street, or 81 Charles street.
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FOR SALE, LEASE OR PARTEKRsHiPTIo w. or
IA. the finest plantations in Carroll Parish, LOUISIANA
known the Shooco Plantation, ten miles west OF 1od.
psshs Landing fronting one and half miles on joe .
&Ayou the tractiAS IN Gull
vstion and 400 dwelling ausrtsr. TOT 100
Fewer attached with and grist mill Place made zoo
Sss Of with plenty OF corn for the use OF the plan
kaon In 1851 is thoroughly dtched with ak wells walled
e With brick All the land sascePtibie q cultivation No
hCumbrances noted for ls health Cotton be
shipped aud supplies within four miles Of the
BY Bayou Macon. VIII sell for With payments
viii form partnersbp and superintend the planting and
capital work the place. and receive back
tAe first proceeds Of the the amount advanced
equally divided Refer 10 Dr. r. l.. Graves g.,
rvchers New Orleans or 70 H. D. Bowman, yick sburg
Miss. d. N. HILDRErH, New York HOTEL or CROSBY
KELLY St Charles Hotel, New Orleans, La.