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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-22
CARPET

" open this lay new pattern. and choice. Hsr Tapestry brussels Jarrett q ne y ~ ehs
shade, c%9 h1ng,a and Patterns Five ramsB body nruv@lsn elegant aIat pMMcma = l@ Per
s. rm md vS%. rssa sss \ As =. ~ g. e. :aa IT, g. rem sssans,. 49, S.n 1 Gnss!;Sst
Pnns.m n ssMGssn Az ih otomans osntsdC aJet psrcr. ssALI ka& STOCK resI.AAcd 49, ~ ~
VILLA amply repay &
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T00T[E ~[IVINGST0N>&C0.
Hosiery and Fancy Goods

TooTLE, LIVINGSTON / co. are
making = large display of Ladiee, Misses
and Children's Hosiery. Particular attention
is called to our stock of very fine goods in
plain shades Lille, Silk, Clicked, ,Euabroid.
cred and open work, from 75c, 85c, !95c,
p$l.10, 1:26, LEO 1.65 supt $500 psr! pair;
Shell, Pink, Pale Blue, Cardinal. Mohe,
Slate and Tan, with . variety Of fancy styles.
Ladies', Misses and Children's C0lorcd
s si..' B A. a IL II E .ssa fsp sf s SiR'' cd t liz
Glove. Kid Il Gloves, from ? " 8 sbatssp, all
shades.
New Invoice PaEosalsy elegant
s sben's and t N.tar. iY s.ict. oi RibSon., ioUns
Corsets, Dress Bsttens and Lace Articles.
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Cloak and Suit Departm't.

TOOTLE, LIVINGSTON & co. are Of
fering the latest New York styles in Ladies'
Talmas, Dolmans, Sacks, Circulars, and
Cloaks in diagonal and camel hair cloths,
Cashmeres, Drap d'Ete and Silk, Debaee'
Mohairs and Bunting combination suits
Cambria and Linen suits, Mohair, Debage
and Linen listers, Broche, Paisley and
French Shawls, Lace and Shetland Shawls
Shetland Talmas,the latter entirely new and
stylish. Purchasers will find in this depart
ment a first-class stock throughout the sea,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-22
LAND TO Z,

Wanted to exchangeA4sO acres Of land in
northwestern Texas, selected and ssntofed n
years ago, for lands near .Yankton. Apply to J.
T.. BRUCE, cor. Sd and Capital streets. 47.lm
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-22
MECHANICS HOMIE

new boarding house the. Mechanics Home.
Newly furnished and pleasantly located on
Walnut street, near the Congregational church.
Terms moderate. ID. L.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-22

If you wish q nobby pair Of pants 70 to
HACKER & GREBR.
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MILK FURNISHED,

I am prepared to furnish milk in any quantity
desired, satisfaction guaranteed. Leave Or
ders ut Pixies or Jenkinson'S, Third street:
n44-1m FRANK \. SMITH.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-22
THE CITY COUNCIL
The Doings OF the city Fathers at Last
Nirht's Regular Meeting.

The Doings OF the City Fathers Mt Last
Nights Regular Meeting.
The city council met last night in regular
session, there being present the mayor,
Aldermen Beuchler, Bramble, Hoffman,
Peir, Turner and Woolley. Aldermen
Bates and Gilman were absent.
The minutes Of the preceding meeting
were read and approved.
A petition from J.. ". Bunker was pre-
sented aud read. The petitioner protested
against lowering to grade the sidewalk
along his property on the corner Of Douglas
avenue and Third street. The petition was
on motion laid upon the table.
A resolution was introduced and adopted
ordering the construction of a sidewalk on
the north side of Third street between Cap
ital and Pine streets.
The finance committee reported back the
reports of the several city officers for the
month of June, stating that the same had
been examined and found correct. The
committee also reported the following bills
correct, and recommended their allowance
E.. 7. White fees as city justice......Sl2 IS
Bowen & kingsbury, tax book.."..... ~ 0O
L. B. Preston, 4S fire buckets..."... " %
o, p, H,ge, 20
E. P. Wilcox, lumber....""......" As
Dewey & Powers, lumber.."..""... SO %
The report was adopted and warrants or
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-22

Mills & Purdy have in stock a new lot Of
Oil curtains, fringe and tasselato match. "
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PRESCRIPTION FREE

For the speedy cure of Seminal Weakness. Loss
of Manhood, and all disorders brought on by
ingredients. Address DAVIDSON & CO., Is
Nassau street. New. York. E&- II;
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Money to loan on approved security. Ap.
ply to G. W. Roberts.
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REMOVAL

Mrs. e. j. CoGG1Ns has removed her
stock Of millinery goods from the second
floor of Danforth's building to the store re-
Gently fitted up by Major Dewitt one door
west Of Walter Cars fruit store. Mrs.
Coggins extends thanks to the ladies Of
Yankton, for their liberal patronage during
the past season, and solicis . continuance
of the same at her new place of business.
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Spefial 9othfs.
WANTED

WANTED.
A position by al accomplished eastern dreS.
make never worked III the west. Address, l
Box l2S, IanktOn +. o.. ls,
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Milwaukes lager beer and lunch at Frank
Cochrane's.
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oAsuas'oA AekSs 1 nave eeeu OtueE 4E1b0
colonies, but they were anything but COM
Portable and prosperous, and before seeing
this one l expected no better condition Of
lthinzs on the Elkhorn. Here true Irish
hospitality exists. You are invited to par
take Of what they.haya with a sincere wish
in their eye, and a hopeful expression Of
the face. which none but an Irishman can
give to you. Their hopes of the future are
buoyant, and with their industry and perse.
verence they will succeed. I pray they may,
and that they a gather around them
many of their race who need their example.
They have churches and schools, stores and
work shops, but no rum shops. God bless
the Irish that have come 10 this degree of
civilization in the beautiful valley of the
Elkhorn, a land of peace, flowing with wheat
and corn, better than milk and honey.
FromO'Neill we crossed thePawnee again
toward the Niobrara, striking the Bohemian
settlement at Steel creek. plunging into the
bluffs at the head Of ii, and following it's
course to the river. In its dells are rich
farms, . field here and there, wherever the
land can be worked, like the little villages
and, hillsides of the mountain streams in the
old middle states. From the mouth Of
Steel crssk ~ returned TO our starting point,
he bright and busy town Of Niobrara, and
again took the hands Of our old friends Of
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DR.. Il. D.sDodse oent,st, l,ewttt's blocl
Yankton.
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Mason's fruit jars, for sale at O. P
Hage's.
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CRYSTAL lcE CREAM. WHAT IS IT !

Crystal Ice Cream is victuals and drink.
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NJ II. II. III. Brown, a%sa,,st, Unto
bl6o6 Yankton.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-05-17
Birds Crock lions.

May 3.--As we have not seen
anything in your columns from this
quarter for some time, allow us space
for few iteme.
We are having beautiful apring
weather, and our citizens are not
'aiIirg to improve it Oar farmers
are all done sowing oats. Some have
planted com, whilst many others
are ready to plant. Wheat looks
we'll and the prospects are quite
lettering at present for heavy crops
this season.
On last Saturday, Harmon MoGin.
MS gave the boys and girls a large
gr1bbing lrolic and quilting. They
numbered something near 10 girls
AMI % boys The boys grubbed
vel. a.I day, and at night we had an
old fashioned kissing panty. which
suit lra boys just toa T.
On The eighth Craurday) james
III Al,eoder and Miss Hannah Shat
FER we've happily united by Rev. p
= Conway at the residence of The
buj5s father John halter. w.
were present. and can say chat we
10 dom % a5'sasa'y laden with
those comforts which hearts and
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O"e''
On Friday morning, the happy
couple IN company with several 9TH
els, arrived at James Aliender 8 the
residence oil the groom at which
place we SAT- down to another table
0ounhiully spread
Mrs AI'enasF '' gooa COOK and
has our thanto Tor The excellent din
ner "ni'h she gave US. The Bird
anu 8ioo" were 'ae youoge't couple
80 ever '"" n''t'su' lp'J r'ssn :
pea 'n' 10 e Jus, putting io[' d
'He.r you" anu 'e"Gs' 0'oom 1lay
,ue'' P@'n"'y '' C'9"r' Way 'nelr
80 y 80 90 y ~ N''0' '''' WIN
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-05-17
ReodsvilIe Letter.

There is tendency 10 business
enterprise, industry and activity
here since the ain last Sunday.
We WILL fist try to inform the
readers If the ARGUS how 10 please
and entertain an editor sr cessiu iy.
Just drop in for moment when be
Is absorbed in writing his editorials,
owe hal bis exchanges before be ex.
amino5 Them h.mfe.G Asl, llm to
lend you his pen just a moment, then
keep it haif an hour Wnen he wants
to use it. Ii you upset HE i7ks;and,
it is quite excusabIe, you being a
subscriber, you know. Write long
letters to him with very poor ink
or with pencil, in fine hondwri-
ting, and on postal card. CT on
that brown and chocolate c5.cred
paper which needs Young eyes, or
a miscroscope to read it. lie wi J
wish you wee in Sing Sing. Then
If be entertains and publishes opiu-
ions not in harmony with yours, o. e.
der HIM to stop your paper. lie
will respect you for your lberality.
BE careful not TO praise HIM on his
work, lest it spoil aim; better scold
him, that will keep him on The track.
Should his paper fail TO reach you at
the expected time, write him a
threatning letter; that you will ex-
pose him in the Journal, Post, or
some other paper; or demand the
return OF your subscription money
You viii have him there. There
are numerous ways by which we
might ple3se the editor. hut If the
above mentioned are prauced, will
be sufficient 10 keep aim smiling.
Next, viii answer 7. Chest S ques-
tionre8ariinS the sm ling merchant
OF Beejsville putting IN an appear
ance at Masontown 30 frequently of
late. The reason is, there the pos
sessions of his he st lie Hartley
We are GLAD Mr.. II. Chest, to be able
to answer ycuc question, as 5 Ju l--
vored us In like manner here. ofore.
Mr.. ChIdi-ter has taken pos, saion
Of the Rogers mi,I, and expects to
move his family there Monday next.
We notice DR., Shaw, Of Graftoo,
on our streets this week.
Fruit in this vicinity is consider
ably injured by the late lro5ts.
We would ask "Pat" Of the Jour-
nal whether he desires the soc.ab.e
meetings or naAenS to follow suit?
Wheeler has opened his new store,
and has a large stock OF goods.
uncle" Rawley Watson purchas-
ed lot at Reedsvile this week and
intends to build as soon as possible
Welcome, Uncle Rawley.
Complaining, sheep -shearing,
house-cIeaning and gatten-makng
are the order Of the day.
LocaIsscarce, leisure hours scarcer
money scarcast.
VINE AND CUCUMBER.
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mil IN running order This will be
the third mil slr. Howe has erected
at this place.
Messrs Hooton and Stone paid a
flying Welt to Newburg on Saturday
last. Some hing unusual seems TO
attract the boys in that direction
Jack Hooton and Dr. Hale opened
The fishing season by catching a fue
string Of bass on Monday.
The Dsltss have already begun
to practice with the ball and bat
preparatory 10 taking the chair OF
tome Of he LeishbOriug clubs.
Dpsr,
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Order Of Publicat ION

WEST VIRGINIA, S.:
At Rules held
i'm the Clerks Office OF the County Court
of Preston county, ON the first Monday
OF March, 1879.
MARGARET BEEGUELY)
as. Is DEBT
DANIEI-d}HEOUTLy,
The object OF this suit ISL. a.. co
dob1 OF %l2., ON six several single bills or
notes executed by defendant to piaiuuu
and an attachment having i~sucl'in this
cause against the property of said defend
amt.
And il appearing that the defendant
Daniel Bceghely is not resident OF this
State, he is, therefore, hereby required To
appear at Rule TO be held for the said Court
on tho first Monday OF April, next, and
do what is necessary to protect his inter-
est herein. And i. is ordered that tAo
forcgoiu" loo published ian "rho Pres ton
county AT-uS.' q weekly peW-ilpli
published i'm ,uis county
y copY-'Fcst:
j. AMI MARTIN. Clerk.
II. CARROLL, AUyyor PrG.
ma.StiS7.75.
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The Kingwool town council. inn
bued apparently with The spirit OF
the days Of slavery aud human sew
Jude, has perpetrated an outrage
49, certain elias Of ,he citizens Of
tn~fown. That wonderfully intel
igent body Of men the cour-
Gil, oresaid have adopted sA ordi
nance requiring every man between
the years Of q and so 10 work, 5r
furnish a hans, IS uyo the
streets, of that town. The object
OF this ordinance is Of course. TO
make the poor men, ia who own
no property, and have no property
interest in the town, to keen up the
streets Tor the advantage Of yrorerty
owners. 1t is just such legislation =
this that produces the commur G.
feeling, that is srre ding through
out our land to-day. We ale far
law and order a. The time, but Of Inc
men Of Kingwood who are NJ Justly
affected by such an rdinauce as the
'oove are unable t. rec uHy re-
sist It's opertuoas peacelIy thay
are justified in resisting il .5rcib,v.
-Grotton Snlnd
In an editorial published in IT,.
Sentinel, and placed just above he
article we have clipped, we find The
editor tIiumrbaut over the victory
OF trueFrinciples owe comn4nism o.
IN Calilorria, end at The same time
this consistent individual advise.
The people Of Kugvo9d 10 re..s,
the laws Of the said town rorclly
We are not 10 flyor Of the lav
that gives the town council lie
privilege Of working cur streets by
taxation, OF ty Ieqri,iug The able
bodied men between tie a-e af2I
and 90 to work 'he streets, but
DO most emrha,ical'y p a.
action oltbe council is legal JaI,es
Brannon and Fieming have both ls-
c'ded tho matter az beiu. %. Tia
obIeet Of this ordinance is not 40
make The poor men keep ra Die
streets for rhs aI,a tt.e Of Tie
property owner. The lew th
year, is 30 cents on 800 valuation
oiProPerty, and is heavy Te
members oil The council sre smo.
tie beet citiz.rs We have and ,,.g
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We knew that Chapman j. Stuart
was about right waon he struck that
celebrated blow 1T the "sliudiug
newspaper monopoly" but we didn't
like 10 say so. / has been one Of
the secrets Of tho trade tina. the
profits of the bu iaosssie immense;
but there has been private under
standing among the craft that there
should be nothing said about It., We
have known editors and publishers
to almost starve themselves Tor years
just to create the Impression that
the business didn't pay, while, in
fact, they were rolling in wealth"
If the public understood just how
it is there would oo ten papers whore
there ia oac, and, as lhe state Jour-
nal has exposed the little game by
announcing that the Pmkersourc
newspaper men we've about to cola
bine and purchase SO four pu
cent bond, thus disclosing The fact
that there are profits in Tie bust
ness, we expect to lear OF a number
of new papers in this State at once.
-Nea0 Mart.nSv,Hs Messenger.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

To the creditors of James jenkins de,
cCascd.
In pursuance Cfa decree Of tho Circuit
Court OfthC County OF Preston, made i'm
cause therein poudiug, 20 subject The
rcal estate Of s1id james jenkins To- the
payment OF his debts, YOU are required
90 present your claims against tho said
james JcuNins for adjudication tD Smith
Crane, Commissioner at his Office i'm the
said County, ON or 5cfore the 3rd. day o.
Juno, OK.
Witness, Smith Crane, Clerk of said
Court, this lst day OF May 1879.
SMITH CRANE, ClcIk
JAMES a. BBowS, Counsel.
marIOtiSlJO
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NJ. G. II. TANY, for some time
connected with the Wheeling Regis.
Ter, has p,rcassed tie C.aikeburP
Nes0S, as We eprr from the fist nam
ed paper. Tie fraternity of West
Virginia will lose valuable mem
Der by the retirement o. Editor
ScoLtil such is his intention Ltdcr
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Mrs Lizzie Potter and Miss Luda y eff
have opened millinery establishment
ut the home of the former, in Kingwood,
and arc prepared to do any work i'm that
line at reasonable rates. They respect
fully solicit the patronage of the Ia lies of
kiugwOod and vicinity. marlS t6
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DENTISTRY.

Dir a. NJ jarrett
VIII be at IkiugHyouSi
Olt the .S@d OF March
ond s}t'd OF Gbctobc,.
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Commissioners Sale.

Pursuant TO a decree OF the County
Court, rendered on tho 3.h day of
March 1878, i'm the case OF /. Arm strong
d Son against Jacob W Rush ct an, the
undersigned commissioner Will, ON
MONDAY, THE 10TH DAY OF MAY,
1879, Gt being the first day of Inc May
term of the County Court before the
front door Of the court house i'm King
wood, Preston county, West Virginia,
ollor for sale TO the highest bidder the
II ores of land dccrocd i'm thi5 cause
90 be sold. Situate i'm Preston County.
w. Va, on tho waters of Liftlc sandy
and Beaver Crooks adj lining lsuR oil
Henry SpibCr. John Matlick, Jacob
trnkhOu-er and others. There are
about 10 acres oil this land cleared, with
a dwCl.iug-uousc, stab. and good or
chard of apple and peach trees ON it,
This is desirable tract Of land we'll wa,
tered
Tho land viii be sold for sufficient
money M hand tO pay costs of suit and
sale, and the residue upon a credit o
eighJsiNtccn ana twcn tyiour months, Tho
purchaser executing bonds with appro.
we'd security, with interest from tho day
of sale, Tor the deferred payments of tb,
purchase money,
JAM rs If. CARROLL, Conf.
Aprl2H-SS.5
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daEER OF PUBLICATION.
MEsT VIRGINIA. IS.

WEST VIRGINIA, s.:
At Rules hold
i'm tho Clerks Office OF the County Court
of Preston county, on the first Monday
Of May, 1879.
BowMAN's
IS. Is EQUITY.
join j. DAILY, ~ al
Tho object OF this suit is 10 subject tho
defendant, John ). DIly's interest i'm
the realty Of Bartholomew Daily, decaaS-
cd, TO tho payment OF "a debt duo from
said defendant % the plaintiffs.
And il appearing that tho defendant
John J. Daily Is not "a resident of thi,
State. he is. therefore. hereby required
To appear hero al Rules To- bc hcld for
the said Court on tho first Monday of
June. next, and do what IS necessary %
protect his interests herein. And 10 is
ordered that tho foregoing bc published
i'm "Iho West Virginia Argus IA week
~ newspaper published in this county.
4 copy-Test;
}. AMI MARTIN, Clerk.
r. w. MONROE, AU'y Jor Pt,0s.
marlOGs7.OO
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Tunnelton Lettor.

''' 40 'aa 10 't DtO"uI are Ntolblup
relatives at Fairmont.
Mr.. G.. j. Sh Ter is about 0 erect
q couple Of dwelling houses one for
the genial night operator, Mf, ]. L..
Higgins, aod one Tor Mr.. l.. Cailds,
bis sawyer. The masoD9 are already
at work on the foundations. Tunnel.
ton, has greatly improved within
tie last TWO years in the way o.
buildings.
Miss Jennie Wolcott and Hannah
Brown, we've visiting Mrs. Mi!'red
Ct BISON, one day last week. The la
dies say they were gathering wild
flowers to maize button hole
"beaukas' (bouquets) for he "bl ogs.
The wood nave been fire n this
vicinity for the last week or TWO and
the farmers have Big time fighting
Il.
Mr.. Geo King, Of Austen has re-
turned bone from Fayetto Co., Pa.
wqere ho was eng 3ed in ;he mining
business, for several mouths p st.
Nh Chas. Cre@ap, who has been
here cn a business trip, returned
bone one day last week.
Deputy Sheriff Huffman, of Eel
lowsy.lle, was in town last week, col.
Letting some stamps, in the way Of
loxcs.
TLee back again In mean "Aunty
and Uncle K,Iioy They have
found out that Counellsyille, Pa, is
not Tunuelton w Va, for ther
Punch and Judy" would rot take
worth cent, in The former place, so
tLey ccncju1 ed to retura with &c to
his place.
Messrs. Dong. Ho9Ion and L. B.
Stone, Of Row lesburg, passed through
the bug en- route for Ne burg
on Saturday. Doug, informs me
they are making arrangements to
have a ball in r. at an early day.
Mr.. T. J. Braden, is about to open
out his Photographic gallery on
Railroad avenue,
n.;th aa,,L, F,or.' VIZ O''o,s"
r.,bt w,nl,;n,s taad ( w. ~.
mns;, or,L, 60, y y"
NJ, G.o ~
snort eroJ.r il tLao;' '''
NJ. AMI H.. q a.
visiting At Yo.k,s R,n es,n. Vs.
and en.l.- y
NJ, Az rq
Ride. was in the "nrro," 90 snaI 49,
with a sai,i,g face
Mr.. ard Ms w 8 H.vnood
we're VISITING f. n, Tho. o.,
SIM inv ~ M
Mr. P.J Crcg,o Of Nsu5rro
scent Sunday in the "bnr,. " o.,
always pl .,ed q, coo p.t brt
w that mu.ta.be Of bis-vo, Loom
WHY Mr.. Ed Won have cot GRO III,
mine nine on q side
Nv advice to the vonno man wbo
visited Union School house on Sat
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a CARD TO THE AFFLICTED.
Dr., Robertson. 10 SOttH EutOtC
ssft.e Eg,,yfs.lto,.o Mr.

Dr.. Robertson. 10 SOutH EutO1C
styeS Baltimore, 9fct.
from long experience i'm hospital and
private practice, guarantees permanent
cure in all diseases OF thc Urinary Org
ans and of the Nervous Systtm-vIZ;
Organic and Seminal WClkuess. ImpO-
tcncy loss Of sexual power, Nervous
Debility and Trembling, PalpitatOn Of
the Heart. Dimness Of Sight or Giddi-
ness, Pains ir the back and Nocturnal
Emissions. &C., all resulting from abus-
a., in youth processes I'm manhood. Dis
cases recently contracted cured iu five TO-
ten days, and the poison entirely Cridi-
Gated from to system. Also all skin
and blood disease. quickly cured. Dr.
Robertson. graduate OF tho University
Of Maryland, refers lo any OF thc leading
physicians of Baltimore. Special attcu-
ton given 10 all female complaints.
All consultations strictly confidential.
and medicines sent % any address,. Call
or write, enclosing stamp for reply.
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Commencement 8 Grocerioa.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS c. OIOCUIIO5,
The best and most complete stock Of
lonfecionorics and groceries over
brought to- Kiugwood, at Jackson &
Martins.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-10-26
FRIDAY, THE 24TH DAY OF
OCTOBER. A. ID. 1879.
Dissolution of Co-Partnerstip.

The co-partnership heretofore existing
under the name ana style f"B. +. Drak-
enfield & Co.." in the city of Los Angeles,
has been this day dissolved by mutual
consent.
b. f. Drakenield retains the agencies of
the following companies, viz:
Commercial Union Assurance Co. Of
London, South British Fire and Marine
Insurance Co. of New Zealand. n ational
Fire d Marine Insurance Co. of New
Sealand, Phenix Insurance Co. or
Hartford, CONNECTICUT, Home In
surance Co. of New York, Insuran CO
Co. of North America of Philadelphia.
Fireman's Fund Insurance Co. of San
Francisco, "Old" California Insurance
Co. OF San Francisco.
A. Herdman withdraws with the agen-
cies of the following companies, viz:
Imperial Fire Insurance Co. OF London,
London Assurance Corporation of Lon
don, No them Assurance Co. OF london
Queen Insurance Co. of liverpool, Hart
ford Fire Insurance Co. of Hartford
Western Assurance Co. OF Toronto.
b. f. DRAKENFELD.
A. HERMAN.
Los Angeles, October 23d, 1879.
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