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TNIvRRsITY HIGH SCHOOL
AT GOSHEN DEPOT. VIRGINIA CENTRAL R. B.,
RocKsRIDGE COUNTY, VIRGINIA

e. n B. WOOD. Principal; A J. WOOD and THoS. A.
T HOPE, Associate Principals
Third Session-septenber 10 1868, to June Is, 1869
and Modern Languages, Mathematics, Civil En-.
fnesang Eneh Branches Elements Of Natural and Moral
Sc and History.
Boys and Young Men thoroughly pr,psred for the Unyer
sity virginia Washington college an business pursuits
Cordial, commended by the Professors OF the Univsr
ty Virginia Washington College and large number
Of patrons in different States =
Terms for the wnO Session Board Tuition Fuel, Wash
ing Lghs$2O in curencyi halt on entrance balance
lsf February
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L,kN eat FLKPIA. wA0LssAIn sASS r.s.,-
n turar Of stick Candy Fancy Candies Chocosts CsAm
Dr., ps sugar Almonds. Rock Candy Jujuoe Paste Gun
Drops and Ssrups b. steam Importer o. rrenen T n
,.nts snoh a Cupids FOSers Gun Leaves, hyrea psn
phin Toys, Coss@qsss f.ney PaPs 10 ,oI
kands on Bououets Fancy boxes TOT
,a,s and Ne~ Wear Presents Oornucopias etc etc fs
Old Lever street. 81 Louis and CONT stsss reS
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.T,Tr. DI.rxrCr CoUxr

u Distrct Of Ouisiana-IR the matter OF VI q 'fod-
stein bankTupts In Bankruptcy, No LIZ whereas,
d G,,ldse n as New Orleans, and District Aforesaid
duy declared bankrupt the ACT Of Congress Of
9d 1851 has thu dAy ed in said petition praying
for and thereof from all their debts and
other claims provsble under said act;
No is given all ereditors who have proved
their debts other in interest ths loth
dnV Of 1888 II 10 assignee for the hearing
same and IL they may there attend and show
cause any they why the OF the said petition
should not b. gran ed - $50 .. ~
Clerks Office Nov Orleans July y lsSs -. ,,.-,
iy2l .u4 20 fUT fIa0 sr n bpbN, DePuty o-er-.
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L DistT ct Of Louisiana IN the matter o. % IN "
Esn hsnkrupt IN BANKRUPTCY. No sos Whereas Calvin
N en- az ne Parish Ioerve and District sioresA
duy ossTo bankrupt under the Act Of Gong'ess oil
o. tseT has his said Court petition praying
o., shsrxe and certificate thereof from all his deoss and
othrr CLAIMS provAb under said act -
,,c n therefore given 70 creditors who have proved
thei, Debts all other IN interest," t-t me LOU
DAY Of November 1888 at II "a Assig ed 10 me
n sny thew have Why prayer Of the said petition
should not ne granted -. - ,eso
%, A o. ~ W nenuty Weak
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u District Of Lou sis-s-In Bsskruptcy-Ho p tn the
mattel Of John Allen, bankrupt-Nheress John W
the city OF New Orleans and parish Osans
distt Aiorsssa du declared Bankrupt under the Act
Congrtss Of March 1857, has this day FLED C,u
pstoR praying for OIL and thereof from
sd his detts End other Grains provabe under said
Notice 10 therefore siNes % Ill creditors who
their debts and TO oil ether l6to
osy of November, 1868, a. IL assigned far the near
ir the same, tbat they then attend
and show they ssve Why the Of the
petition houd pos be granted. d.. CT.
lslks Office, ke~ Orleans, July 30. 1888
Sul Slb CHAs CHA BORNE, Clerk
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Il EIIEt .sIAFEs DtsEhtCE CuOhr-
- Distrc Of LoaisisnAin the matter 81 Lovek Vrntress
fetns baDkupt In Bansruptcy No is9-Whereas, Lnyck
Nentres Felus OF New Orl parish Of Orleans. and Dis
tTc aforesaid duly declared under the OF Con
gess of march 1861 has this dzy hed In said court pei
tlO PRAY for discharge and certhcae thereof from all
h deb other claims povabe uuder said act notice Ia
therefore creditors who have their de1s
and all other interest that the i6th day Of No
vember 1864 az II s assignsd for the hearing Of the
and that they then and there attend and sh
they why the prayer OF the said petition
EhOu d not be granted
Gle his urice New oreans august l, 1868
su4ll 10 CHAs. CLAIBORNE. Clerk
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I1NITrD STATES ms rRIn.r COURr-

l nis,rict Of tLonisiana LIN the Matter Of jacob
tsrk,r bankruot 10 BANKRUPTCY, No. o Where -
Js@ob B.rsrr OF the CITY Of new Orleans snd DIS,
tTiet sio IS id dull declared bankruot under the Act Of
onse.s of March 3D. has this day lied II .sld OSu.
on ur, ipg discharge aud crtihct'e thereof ron
N bis &c Il aud claims provsbe under SAD set
otee h III refnre given creditors who nave pt'ee
Al dbts and 10 ali her persons in interest, that the Is
ay Novsmrer 1868 at gned for the hearing Of
ar snd thai then and there attend sno"
cause Al NY they why the prayer Of the ssd peHtOn
should not be granted. ID. - 800 o.
lsTEs IS. on mee' He~ IoEW Deputy Clerk
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7 Distric. Of LOoisasns-In toe matter Of VII
and ss members Of the arm Of W / n Urauhsrt
babkrunts No lsS in Bankruptcy Whereas VII.
liam UrqThart and David Uiqnhart individually and
members Of the firm Of D. Urqahar Of the city
orleans parsh OF Orleans and district oressd duy de-
elATed nkupt under the Of congress March ID 1867
have VI y he'd in said lourt petition praying dis
arge and certificate thereof from a. their deb and oths
claims provsble under th,s act.
Edice Is therefore given all creditors proved
their dhts tn all other persons in
Of November 1855 At IL h gned for the he airing
Of the ana that they then and there attend and
lion should granted i
Clert's Once, New Orleans, Aug. s. 1868
Au6 1870 OdAS CLAIBORNE. Clerk
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limited states DIsrR or COURT

" nissnes ot na~isians-l1 oSnEruptcy-No H. a ths
C. Claiborne individually Aud nemeers OF he urn Of Lo
gan soniat Claiborne, kruyts-Whereas george Wn
Logan, 1f., tagene Snniat Wn q. O. Claiborne ind
ydualy and - members Of e. hrm Of Logan Sonist c al
borne Of New Orleans and district Aforesaid duy dec AIRED
BANKRUPT under he Of Congress Of rem 2 1867
hled IN sid court petition praying discharge ana
certherte thereof all their and other claims
able under sad act
soic. 10 therefore given all eredoru who pravei
their cebts and e interest tbs th 10th
day Of November 1863 at IL is assigned for the hearing
81 the and that they then and there attend and
show they have why the Of The said pc
tiIion should not he gTanTed ..H
Cerks Office New Orle ms, August s, 1868
sull rs % X. EW, Deouty Cerk
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

ITEITED STATES DISTRICT tOURr-
~ District Of Lousana-In Bankruptcy IoS-In the
matter Of Rohert Bsrrov, Observation-Disclosures Robert
Bzr-w Of the psrsh Ascension, district
declared Bankrupt under the OF
1867 this day fsd IN said Court petition praying for
and certificate thereof from debts
other CHARMS prUvable der said act.
office Is therefore given all cTeditors have proved
th,iI debts ard &c all her Ia ntees
day Of kevtmber 1868 at II igned the hear
Of the and that they may then here st,en
show they have why the PRAYER Of ne
petition should not be grated
CLERKS Once. rev Orleans july % Ieas
sul Is CHAS.- CLAIBORNE Clerk
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EDUCATIONAL.
HENRY COUNTY. KENTUCKY.
At Newcastle,

On ss.,enssr ls,h, lsss KIRBY SMITH, with corp, Of
open, at Newcastle, Kentucky,
MILITARY ACADEMY FOR BOYS
Benny ssuSy sqai d,ss. 10 su1 %s $ ss Uas O.
rni hori and Lexington am the Louisville and Gin nna
sne about two hours rive By rail from l. rui.vle
The Academy bu ldngs owned bs himself Of modern
sied in the suburbs q town The sta"dsrd Of edues
uon VII aim AZ therooshpess IN branch be deer
cpne VIII be strictly military, requiring punctualty
oa snes, n me perio'msnee Of esery eusy lhs domestic
% the health csufo and
esss each The frsi commencing on septsmb.r sta Ths
char es for everything. uniform and
- u eeney, for the tire session Of forty pay
able IN two eeual nsalnents the beginning Of each
term o. he session. No dScfi' om these viii
made fer sbsence during the protraced
ness houUsbe discharge and item tuition fe Of
Uniform urnisbed IN. reasonable terms Books
se st.tsney at Louisville prices A. the Bubsr Of pupils
should spply AZ onee In thus making bis psrm.nent resi-
derce IN kentucty, and himself the education Of
ats youth, the PueipAl hrpes have she corporation Of
his friends m thi, commonwealth. -
Students wis leave EmineDce he Louisville
snd Frankfort Railroad vhsnce omnibnses will ey nem
70 newcastle f T. =.
CARsATZ INSTITUTE,
2s7 PRYTANIA STREET, CORNER OF FIRST.
Day ard BoaraIng school for Young Ladies'.
Session Of 1859 viii LIST September Dez
This Institution offers healthy and secluded lOcati with
| spacious and shaded grounds.
The of instruction coniu ted by the mos. com
peent sssos nd nprsss the Sciences, Languages
/ and Accomplishments sught in the best schools.
/ For rEREs-See Cirensrs appls at the Institute
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WARRINGTON COLLECT LEXINGTON
w VIKBINIA-The next session opens 81 I'm sdsy in
srp,ember 4th Thursday in June 1863 The
Faculty consists Of GEs. LEE, President, with pro
essoTs Of Latin Greek, shemalics Modern Languages,
Moral PhIosophy Hist W English Language and ts-
rsture Applied Mathematics Nstur. philosophy Chemistry
and Law and EQUITY The distributed int1: Faculty
Of Art Fscu ty Of Science ssculty ~ Literature and
Phiosphy: " Guilty Of In each Of these Is conferred
distinct Bachelors and the Degree OF Master
Arts open alike students IN each course In she De
Of Science are conferred also Professional Dpo-
mas Of Civil ngneer Mining Engineer By the aid Of
u eorps znt professors, provision Is ade for tho
rough drilling In q Departments OF English, ANCIENT and
Moosrn Lspgus ges ard sathemstics -
ssa5
For full particulars apply to ,,o,,o.,
CLERK Of Faculty.
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RAILROADS.
poNTCHAKTRAIN xAILRoAD
COMPANY.


This Road IS now extended win be opened 70 the pub
he on -.. ~ -. ~ .i. =. -.-
Sunday, the 1eih Instant.
Pare to and from the Lake. sans day, TWENTY-FIVE
CENTS.
Children under years age win be charged TEN CENTS
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General Superintendent
1,HKoUGH RATES OF FREIsHr
NEW ORLEANS,
New York. Boston. Yhiladeiph,a and All
Points North aud East,
VIA n. O., }. AND GREAT NORTHERN AND MIS-
sIssIPPI CENTRAL RAILRoARs ETC.
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
No Insurance Required.
rHKoUGH BILLS LADISG SIGNED AND RATES
GUARANTsED
NO, LAND G. n. RAILROAD oFgIoE,l
New Orleans, July l, 1868 :
Shippers are Informed tina. transporting freight
between New Orleans York, BOSTON, Philadelphia,
low rates making saving to the shipper BY this
route Of from TWENTY 10 Fifty PER CENT
All claims loss damage Ovsrcharge will be promptly
settled points Of delivery
For further information apply the Depot Caiope
street, or at the once Of the Company, No. "a oarondslet
street z
..-. General Superintendent
JAMES VOICE, Genersl Freight Agent
NEW ORLEANS, Jackson AND
GREAT NORTHERN RAILRoAp
sps 5n.eSs With Trsns for Viets6ure Meridian
With the Mississippi Central Railroad for the NORTH and
EE1IsrrooMxopAT1oN TRAINS LEAVE ON SUNDAYS
74O A. ~ going far as BrookhAyen hetnrningi eave
BroOIhAven :. $50 Il on hSsDAYs, arriving In Ne"
oHSsur.cp Tckets ar. good for Train Of Saturday Sun
day going north AID Trains Of sunday or Monday south
FBEIdHT TRAIN LEAVES DAILY te1osps sundaSS
rs WILLIAMS, General Superintendent
LANES yOHtSB, General Freight Agent
| ED WARE General REORGANIZATION Agent
| COIN M ISSlON-EORW AKDINA
ANDREW j. AIKEN
Successor 10 Aiken 4 RAneyJ ..
Cotton Factor and Communication Merchant,
NO 60 CARoNDELEr STREET,
| New Orleans.
&c. BAKELLI. .e ..l .r
p opUCE COMMISSION. MERCHANT.
| No. o. TchoupitouIss Street.
| NEW oRLBAss-
INBAU. AYCOCK n co..
H. WEAU, J. Z. AYoooK, JOB sIrzlrekk5
| ,suecessors o. wnkin . ODD
ueMHIssIoE EBRoH AEfs
| o.. -roE rHz GALE OF
| Cattle. Hogs and sheep
| STOCK LANDING, +
| ony of Jsss-ou- IA
HAY = AEHLE-
| ILrxAspsH zAx-wnLIk. uzLAj
COMMISSION MERCHANTS. FOE THE PURoHAss
Bale, Forwarding snO shipment Of Hides, LsAih@i
| Wool Bessvsx, rslov, and Tan
| ming Materials,
SOS. q and a COMMERCE. STREET. NEW oRLEAs.
+. e. He.-. -
FOR Ne sale Of
sheep, Hulss and MsrSez
srooK LAsnNe. Hxw ozLxASs
Satisfactory references rivss.
IOHN w. NORRIS a CO., .1
CRsmov.d from So Canal strestJ
M CANAL AND IA CRossMAN STREETS,
General Comnission Merchants, frodue'
| Factors,
And Deaer.in ell Kinds Of
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
Agents for Fire ana bnrsAAh ff"'i On 10 --1
GINS 1DI ....1r - %
Emmsrusnn 4 Co.,s Cincinnati Sparkling oATAWBA
STARCH. VINEGAR. etc. etc. always on hand.
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS
r,OsMoPOLITAN KEsTAURANT-
IL ROYAL STREET.
Between Canal and Custonhouse streetsJ
A.,
Louis Chaplain,
Authe Deicaelss Of the seasOn to be found here
also Choice WINES OF all kinds
Parties, Weddings etc, etc. supplied at short notice.
| saioons stairs T..
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On setenber 18th, 1865. KIRBY SMITH, with q corp. Of
asss ants, hose uusihcati OF hghet order
open, at Newcastle. Kentucky,
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SUGAR AND hoLAssEs-We have very little
change to Be,e in the market for the leading ar
ticle under this beading. while in Molssses there
has been no movement whatever. Holders have
been firm throughout the week, and prices have
undergone no material change during the time.
The total sales for the week foot up leo hhds ana
657 boxes Of sugar. of which so hhds. Mnscovado
sold at l2Gl2lc.. 10 hhds clarified Sugar, Tor
city trade and Western markets, upon private
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!Oh! those COrns. TON! those COrns
Morning Paper, Aug. 26.
!OH MY OH MY F! can't stand it !;
but he did, for he sent right of and got q
b0x of r@rso
"COstar's'' Corn Solvent,
and it cured him.
Thousands Of Boxes sold.
All Druggists in VRESCO sellit.
Or address ''cosTAk.p -. 10. crosby y. N. T.
,.a.1 - - - -,' .,.,,~.ssg
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Who Pays.

One Of the most apt illustrations
which We have ever seen toshow the
relation that the workingmen in all
countries sustain to the other class
cs Of society, and how they are af-
fected by public extravaganza and
heavy taxation, we find in an old
legend recently reproduced, and ap-
piled with great effect to our own
times, and the question now before
the American people. 1t is as fol-
lows:
In former times, it is said, there was
hotel in the western part Of England called
the six All,' and the sign in front of the
tavern represented its meaning. There
was painted in the center Of the sign the
King, with his crown upon his head--un-
dernea th him was written, II rule oil.
10 the right Of the King was the lawyer,
with wig upon his head, and underneath
him, ~ plead for all ~ 10 the left was a
doctor, underneath him, 81 cure all.n
Above was the preacher, underneath him,
81 pray for ALL At his side was SOL
der Of the army, and underneath, 81 fight
for all.n Below all was the laboring man,
and underneath him the story was ali
written, "Ipay all"
This lacks few elements. which,
perhaps, did not exist in England
at the early period when this leg
end or ignated, which now might
with propriety be added there as
well as here. The banker should
be introduced, and made to say,
II profit by ALL" the manufactur-
er, Il draw bouDties from all;" the
bondholder, Il draw my gold from
all. ]" Then It would still be as true
Of the nottingham as in the above.
II pay allr-Couneil Bluffs Dem.
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An Honest COME slon.

We 6nd going the rounds of the
press, the following manly, frank
and truthful letter from "Old Hon.
est Johu Edwards" as he has long
been Familiarity called in Iowa.
He was for long time resident
Of this State, a life long Republic
can, and in 1860 and 1861 was
speaker of the House of Represen-
tatives. W. ask our Republican
friends to read, ponder and reflect
Fokr SMITH, Ark. Sept. 4, 1868.
J. w. W1LKENsoN, Esq
Iwrote you few months ago in
reply to your letter of inquiry in re-
lasion to the political condition Of
this. country, and with the promise
to'writs you again if anything turn
cd up in our political relations
worthy Of note. l have watched
carefully and impartially the work.
ings oftho new order of things at
the South, and give it as my candid
opinion, that the forced reconstruc-
ton of the states on the plan Of
establishing negro suffrage, and
thereby negro supremacy. and the
intolerant and proscriptive policy
against the white population, can
not work we'll on this basis we must
have trouble in the future, and that
continually. The Radicals, to re-
tain power, have oyerreached the
matter. The degradation intended
to be metcd out against the disloy-
al at the South, falls with equal
force upon the loyal, when the igno.
rant negroes are placed over them
as their masters. Never has a peo-
pie been more cursed than the pco-
pic Of the Southern States have
been by majority of the men who
have come South since the close of
the war, to make their fortunes. in
order to secure that gross misrcprc-
sentation have been mado to the
Northern people as to the insubor-
dination Of the Southern people.
Such men don't want peace; they
live and fatten on commotion. They
are agrarians in principles, general
ly.
l assure you We can never have
peace on the present plan. The in
tolerance and proscriptivexcss of
the Radicals cannot flourish. Moth
ing but moderation, with conserva-
tive principles, can briag order and
future tranquility cut Of the present
chaotic condition, and I must con-
fess l cannot see any way of escape
from our evils. except through the
election Of Seymour and Blair.
The Radicals are committed to ex-
IRENE measures, and, while I love
Grant aud Oolfax, ! love my coun-
try more and. to save the govern
,nent Of our fathers, it is the duty
Of every patriot to see that Sey-
moarand Hair are elected.
| regret 10 have to part with life
long political associates but when
my party, like all other parties
which have been in power long
while, bseomss corrupt, / must
lcavesit " my couutry's good.
W, Yoars truly =,
JoHrsElwARDs.
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Public Debt Of Iowa.

Some weeks ago We wrote an ar
ticle on the recklessness and extray-
a CANT financial policy of Iowa rad
icalism, coptrasting itwith Demo-
cratic administrations, in reply to
an article in the State Register,
claiming that Iowa was . model
State Of Radical economy. The Reg
lister, thinking no doubt that discro-
ton the better part Of yalor, and
that free discussion might elicit too
much truth pissed the matter by in
silence. But the Desorah sRepuh-
lican, thinking Cur statement too
damaging to the Radical party to
20 unnoticed. and not being so we'll
posted il Radical extravaganza and
corruption Is the Register, under
took to viadicatc the record Of Iowa
Radicslism. II repeating the un-
truthful statement Of the Register.
that the State is out Of debt, which
We have demonstrated to be false,
we give the Republican man the
credit Of heing honest, and he is
frank enough to admit his error after
receiving information from head
quarters. We W6sh, however, that
with his "retrax' be had published
the official statement Of the Auditor
which be received, showing the pre-
.;so amount Of ont-stsndipg bonds.
AID what portion was due the school
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NOTICE..

NHE undersigned having been appoint.
Il ed BY the Board Of Supervisors Of
Howard Co. Iowa, . COMMITTEES to receive
proposals for building bridge across the
Iowa River in Albion township, in said
county Of Howard, will receive sealed pro-
posals, with plan and Speoincations, for
building said bridge, until Sept. Is. 1853.
Dated Cresco, Iowa, Sept. 10, 1858.
MAJ JOHN NICHOLS.
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fund, and under what law they were i

fund, ana under what law they were
issued. He would then be under the
necessity Of publishing another ire
traxit" Of the charge, that ''every
dollar Of this sum grows out Of Dem
ocratic defaications.'
Why can't you furnish us with
some information as to what was
done with the $3.50, 900 Federal tax
collected in 1862? We should like
some light on that subject. and as
you are in communication with tho
Auditor, suppose you obtain and
publish his explanation Of it. We
can find plenty Of corruption, ras-
cality and extravaganza ut home.
brother Bailey in which we aud our
readers are more interested than in
New York. Remember that Iowa
was cited as a model State of Rad
ical economy. We have not only
shown that the statements of Radi-
cal papers in proof Of the claim that
her financial interests had been
managed with prudence and econo-
my, were wholly false, but that in
reckless extravaganza of tho peoples
money she has been following in the
footsteps of a Radical Congress until
the expenditures have reached the
enormous sum of over 100000 a
year, with the prospect Of being in
creased to 81, 600, 600 the coming
year, against the average expendit-
ure of ISL, 200, for the eight years
that the State government was ad-
ministered by DEMOCRATS.
''Lct US have peace.-Union.
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THE ANNA KoNDA--Supposed to
be ofthe female persuasion, judg.
ing by the name. Proclivity for
hugging accounted for on this by
pothesis.
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THE G-NAr--Scientific research.
es have so far failed to ascertain
what the G. stands for.
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THE PEOPLE
GREATLY EXCITED

Costar" in the Field
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HOUSEKEEPERS!
HOUSEKEEPERS! !
1ea--Womcn--ahd Children i!
W0meu-ans Children j!
RkAD-RRAD.
"Cooling to ecalds and Burns"
SOOTHING to al painful wounds, &C."
NHealin0 IN all EorpS J-lcera Acu

Sootaing TO all painful wounds, &C."
"Healing to all Sores, Ulcers, &C."
"HENRY R. COSTAR, Of No. 10 Cros-
by Streets out with sALyE-which
He calls His
HCOstar's'' BuckthOrn SalYe
Perhaps the most extraordinary sALvE
ever known. Its power Of soothing and
healing for all Cuts, Burns, Bruises, Sores
Ulcers, chapped Hands and Skin, for Sore
Nipples, for Piles, &C., &o.-is without q
parallel. One person says it, ! would
not be without 3 BOX in my house, if it cost
$500, or had to travel all the way to
New York for it,
NJ Evening News, Sept. s.
Al Drusgists In CREsCO sell Il.
Or address "cOsTAR," No. 10 Crosby St. N. Y.
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TN b. THOMPSON,
TAILOR g. DRAPER,

cREsCO :: !: IOWA.
Shop first door South Of the Post Office
Garments cut and manufactured on
short notice and reasonable terms. Sat
isfaotiOn given In all cases. EtM
Cutting done promptly and good fits
guaranteed. n43tf
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THE SUBSCRIBERS take this method to inform
oil persons who wear Shoe Leather that they
have on hand - large and fashionable assortnent
81