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FINE ARTS.

I mn 0nn SHOULD BE Sold JACKSON, THE
l.UOO.OOO patriot and hero. An exquisite steel
craving Of the equestrian statue Of Gen. Jackson Washing
ton ID. lust published Sent prepaid TO any address
receipt Of Is cents GEO. HOWARD 4 CO., Publishers,
: rs Fulton street, New York.
DACIF1C STEAMSHP.-BEAUTIFUL ENGRAvINGsOF
4 the Pacific And her saloons. will appear In No. 10 Of
Frank Leaflets illustrated newspaper to be issued Satur
day March To- together with magnificent Nj
agra Falls and twenty other engravings and ell the
OF the week
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sellers Il Co.'s Spring and Summer Style OF
patent venatng dress hats aud be opened and
mounept Call and them u Film street
per u Duane.
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Ladies' Cater scots, les. and

ues and buskins ~ and l0s second quality Is and s.
with boys youths Misses and chdrens boots and shoes
da rubbeys &c the largest of store In New
j. B. MiLLEN CO., 1874 Canal street.
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SEGARS.-CASH PURCHASERS OF SEGARg CAN
~ procure bargains from stock Of million imported
Havana, domestic and German Operas low
Normas, - 10 and npwards n BCash advanced upon se,
CARS In bond otherwise.
o. CHEEKs No. 81 Broadway, up stairs
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The Disputed Judgeship-The Case or L
New Reservoir.

SUPREME COURT-GENERAL TERN
MARCH 13.-Tbe Court met pursuant to adjournment,
to hear the Of the confirmation CT the commission.
ers' report to the new reservoir.
In consequence of the doubt existing as to whether
Mr. Davies Mr. Peabody entitled to the seat on this
bench rendered vacant by the death of Judge Norris
Judge Stropg of Kings county, invited to preside
with Judges Roosevelt and Cerke to hear and
the case OF The new city reservoir in order that legal
Judge Davies took his usual position on the bench be.
side Judges Roosevelt and Ceks and when Judge Strong
arrived ne was asked by the PRESIDING Justice Roose
velt) to come on the bench.
Judge Strong said that the bench semed to be already
filed.
Judge Davies politely pointed to the outside chair
Judge Strong shook his head, said something about
Judge Roosevelt asked the invited Judge occupy the
middle seat which Is customary such OCCASIONS and
which he occupied Judge Roosevelt hsvsg provided him
self with chair, he and Judges Strong and Cerke held
consultation for than twenty minutes. They then
called the Corporation Counsel (Mr l.. B. shepard) and
after conver alton with him the of the reservoir
COURT '''S' '-' ''N ~ appear =
The Corporation c. unset mr. shepsrd stated that for
reasons which we're oredftabie to the late Corporation
Counsel he mr. Dillon had retired from this case and
rs he (Mr shepard) was ignorant Of the number Of
counsel and the number Of objections he asked that the
objections be put in the proofs which they propose
sustain. After some further preliminsries,
owner Of fifty seven lots Of land taken; also, for ur
Richard 1hea for five lots Wm T. S. Ryer, four lots
and Mrs J. NJ Browning, seven lots-all DIRECTORS.
Mr.. Thompson appeared for Simeon AbrahaIos lessee
OF three lots.
Mr.. Fullerton and Mr. j. T. Brady appeared for Sarah
Jemes, Of thiry.s lots; VIM L. shardicw twelve
lots James E. shs~, sixteen lots; and for Francis j.
Rodgue.
Mr.. Murphy appeared in his own behalf as owner of
thirty two and . halt lots
Mr.. Lawrence, behalf Of three religions Hebrew
congregational the Of which, he said rather
difficult to pronounce; each congregation ceme-
terry, altogether being seven lots The question
up to the amount OF compensation TO se allowed for
the removal Of the bodies inferred In the cemeteries He
also appeared for Jos. W. and John Hincks.
Mr.. Boardman appeared for the interest Of Mr.. Ro-
mayne Dillon in the estate Of Benjamin Romayne; also
for Patrick Dckie four lots and the estate Of Robert
Taller, sixteen LOTT
Mr.. Quackenbush appeared for Hannah westerveit one
block.
Mr.. Jones for Matthias Warner, two lots. Mr.. Brown
for Robert J. Brown, ten lots,
Argument in opposition was then procsecei with.
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Quassia Tonic Cups for Dyspeptics-
Gsbaudsn Hips qusssia cups acknowledged be the
best well most convenient remedy for dyspepsia fever
complaints for which they are now prescribed BY physcans
generally with great satisfaction. Wine water partakes
immediately of their properties and they be used for
months without being exhausted See that FAC Mmlc
name on s " S1 arss H aas an
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Fancy French Shirtinx.-A Very Superior
article choice patterns which furnishing 70
shirts Of be finest quality at McLAU9HINS shirt and fur
nishng store 1872 Greenwich street, OF Chambers
~ Y. '
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David's Spring style OF Genticmen's Hats
lust issued speQr In style and inAh. Gentlemen in
want bat are invNe cali At his salesroon Vi Broad
wav second door from Duane street.
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I DE q. BRO0kEs' LXnIBlIIoN BALL, AT RROOKEs'
~. Assembly Rooms, 35 Broome street, Monday
Ing, 18th inst Tickets, admitting gentleman and ladies',
extra ladies' d,kess 80 cents each No admitted
TO the rehearsal Saturday 18th inst except holding
tickets for the ball. n. B.-See Sunday Mercury
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spring Fashi0n.-Among tho Hatters who
have competed for the palm OF The exposition Of upe
ror article OF hat for the spring trade KNOX Of 22 Broad
way corner OF Fulton street has turned out neat light
the more expensive prsteons articles sent forth By other
fashionable artisans. - ~
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excite admiration among all connoisseurs in suite OF
elegant private for apply incompatible dye
the only reliable article of the kind Wholesale RETAIL al
CRlSfADORO'S, No. Aston House.
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Owners of Horses will Find DIR. Tobias
inimen pint bottles fifty superior 70 anything tor
curing colo, swcugs gals, bruises ups &C. Sod by all
the storekeepers druggists Depot GO Cortland street,
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stiffness Of the jontsRngs compound syrup of hydrioste
Of p0assa sarsapar and yellow dock root Prepared nd
Tor sale by G. H. RING druggist and chemist 1872 Broadway
OF John street.
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Hernla.-Only Prize Medal Awarded to
MARSH co. by the Industrial Exhibition Nations
their new radical truss SO the fair of the Anne
rican Institute awarded the first premium this in
References Its superority-Proessors Valentine Mott
Willard Parker and John NJ Carnochan. extensive list OF
OF mercantile and other genemca cured by this
may be seen at Marsh Co.'S "a Maiden lane New York
and Marsh, Cores Co No West Fourth street. Cincinnati
Ohio. Open from 7 A. NJ. until N.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

A LADY OF REsPECrABILIrY HAVING LOST HsR
IA baby on the 10TH only day old would take child
wet nurse At her eadence immediate application be made
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Beebe ~ Co.., Fashionable Halter, I56
Broadway have ready and Offer for the spring and
summer fashion for gentlemens hats, made with their i'm.
proved venaor which, combined With other
renders their hats lighter and 10 the head
than any offered 10 the public ~ " VIZ '"A
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The HAS Manufactures by Espencheid,
IFS Nassau street. skngly bear the of
sklthere Ia a novelty and In their cor sr,c
on and elegance and style In their whole appenrance
which makes them the decided favorss with gentemen oS
taste and fashion. Price s. 80. " '"
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HIPS Hair Dy 9, Four Shlllings u Box, Black
Or brown Sold at Heseman Clark Co.'S; H3 Broadway
59 Atlantic street. It's and M Fulton street, Brooklyn
drug and aucy goods stores generally IN the United States
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Perfumed Breath.-WhRt Lady or Gen.
teman would remain under the of dsagreeaoe BREATH
when by using the "Balm Of Thousand Fowars depr
dee would only render it sweet but leave the teeth white
aabaserY Many do not their
and the subject s delicate their friends win never mention
and wash the teeth night and morning fly bottle will
last For sale by FETRlDGE Co., propiietors, and
All r1p
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H0i1ovvay's Pflls.-Thc axe Is not more
necessary in settlements than this wonderful medicine
which with rapidly and certainty all those facilitating
affections Of The stomach and the bowels which parayzc indus
try in unhealthy regions
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To DruEgists.-We have now or Hand q
large and select assortment brushes combs perumery
toilet articles generally including the pomsdes coognes and
extracts Of the best foreign and domestic houses. Also
great variety Ct fancy sr,es usually kept ~ druggists which
import direct, enabled TO offer
GABAuDAN HILL, importers of druggists' articles, Il
Maiden lane.
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a RESPECTABLE wIDoW LADY WISHES A sITUA.
"A ton. h0ufekeeper; Is capable of taking charge of
house Cali or address few lines to NJ H. SO Monroe
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DR.. Sandf0rds 1nvlgOrator-A Certain Cure
in bilious attack, dyspepsa dlArrhns cholera
sour stomach sick headache liver complaint female
ness and all complaints arising from deranged liver for
by SANFORD co. lSS Front street, proprietors; G. II.
Ring 1872 Broadway; J. Meakm, 497 Broadway; Richer
Barrtan, 353 sixth avenue ana druggists generally.
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Clirehugh's Invisible Wigs and Toupees,
with his newly invented kin DIVISION belong exclusively
his establishment Wig viii at glance perceive
their superiority they combine style OF and
street, west corner OF Broadway.
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RESPECTA BILE GERMAN GIRL WANTS A SITUA.
"A ton In . very respectable small family chamber
maid end sier Please call at 3l Third street. second oo
wheJe she two days.
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TUTcR.-wAETFD, nv YOUNG NAN, WHO HAS
i COCOA knowledge a Greek Latin. French and mathe,
matIcs and accustomed To tuition stu son her as tutor
fapl. select school IN the country Ru, little "a az,
e1ssn.sr, t.,..ssss ~, 1:.Ils'ge
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HOR nA DAN fON;
OR, THE ORPHAN OF THE LIGHTHOuaE

TALE OF REVENGE
explains el We viii siGp,y STATE that she Is wonsSa
never mind the tern ad natural AGILITY who has
% gn =, M lea eesse aud - nov aoor1x With
Hear what sne sEys:- a4fHg
- 49, NEW YosK, March l, 1856
know the history Of he tas Norms Danton or he Orphan
OF me L9hihcnse which, upon perusal you find worthy
months Of last sunmer tend prvson being my constant
haI dnadens wA IN ton, with the suteriny
child IssiDg my soul neyerae less toiea Although
and promised hem bread plenty whea he work should
II finished ana AL dxy Rugged the bundle Of manu-
script to my heart mother might infant vita
York Ipresentad my manuscript publishers No
woui look at It, they all said they they
S1sS % SEX "S
trouble TO It, offered 10 Issue It said Tia. as hsd not
although they admitted tha my work excellent; and their
terms were so sided that all the profit would
them.
In the meantime my little boy had died. and my other ca
dren near starvation Driven distraction. one day
seized ny manuscript determined TO find purchaser pos
sble came first 70 you but your contribution list null
my my sstreny lie gave me he noe to a,
which induced you 70 read my aud your comfort
me viii make my CHI dren comfortable FOR the Immediate pre-
sent and enable nab me 70 squae ny crooked finances
perusa q has cos. me SO much beg 70 subscribe
am fain give me air! am dyingp sighed voice within
deep curtain.d chamber. where had been quaed
cup both Of Joy and sorrow. by the young spirit fading
In old, eee ant and well kept mansion in one Of the
aIes Of our New England cities, dwes Of
mingled the Norman and Anglo blood; pride
nirh was not all forgotten, although republican
When gathered fathers Daston b,s
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Congr essional.

..m WAsHlKGros. June Il.
Sen9's. Butler concluded his remarks
By claiming he had convicted Sumner OF
error, misrepresentation and calnmny.
Wilson replied sustaining Summers
position by stating that from the 29,h of
May, Sumner had been confined to his
room the greater part Of the time, in cor
sequence OF the assault, and would be I'm.
able to attend 10 business for some time
TO come.
Butler had taken full revenge for
the speech delivered by Sumner. This
is the way he should have been net and
not by blows.
Mr.. Wilson endorsed Summers re-
marks relative - South Carolina, and re.
terred 10 former speeches Of Butler to
show that ever since Butler has been in
The Senate, his replies to Sumner have
been in offensive epithets, calculated to
inure the feelings Of any man, and in.
sisted tina, Butler was the first aggres.
scr.
Wilson said he would speak his feel
ings freely no one held 0. er him plan.
ta,ion Whips. he would speak more free
ly because his colies que was stricken
do wn ia debate.
Butler said Wilson had no right 10 go
back to old reports 10 show cause for
Summers speech, because Sumner in af-
fdavit SAID his speech was in reply TO
Ruiler's snee rhes ri this sessinn He
asked Wilson how many battles there
were in Massachusetts during the revo-
luton.
Wilson replied. Not many, because
the enemy considered it safer TO so to
South Carolina. They me, them at Con.
cord, Bunker Hill, Lexington and Dor.
chester Heights. and would have met
them elsewhere, ba. the enemy took good
care to keep out Of sight
Evans obtained tue floor.
Adjourned till Monday.
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Bridge Meeting.
MAssiLor. June ~

Al a meeting OF the citizens Of Massi.
Ion and vicinity, held a, the residence Of
David sloper, ESQ.,, The following pro.
ceedings were read, viz:
The meeting was eall.d to order by
II. B. Potter, Esq, when on motion Da .
vid slcper, Esq, was chosen chairman
ana Wells Spieer, Esq, sec'y.
The chairman then stated the object Of
the meeting to be to secure subscription
to build free bridge across the Wabe.
sepinicon at Mass,Ion, and 10 take other
necessary steps thereto.
On motion Wells Spicer, Jesse Finch,
Esq, and David Sloper were chosen a
committee to draft a form Of subscrip-
ton.
They reported the following which
was adopted:
We the undersigned do hereby agree
pay the sums Of money set oppo site
our respective names, for the purpose Of
erecting aud completing free bridge
across the Wabesepinicon River at Mas.
sllon, IN Cedar county, Iowa, on the road
from Dubuque TO Deuson's Ferry. (now
Williams Ferry
SAID money to be paid to w. Williams,
n: u Potter, WIN. Ingle. financial com.
ma'ce, or their successors hereafter to
be elected by the subscribers hereto. and
the above named persons and their sue
cesscrs 10 give bonds in the sum Of S..
UOo Tor the faithful performance Of said
trust, and to dispose Of and manage said
MONIES IN accordance with the vote of
the subscribers hereto duly convened Al.
ter sufficient notice being given by
publication for 2 weeks in ,ome newspa.
per published in the vicinity Of said
bridge.
SAID monies 10 be paid At such times
sno IN such sums as may be determined
y the subscribers hereto convened as
above.
we, the undersigned committee ,agre e
to ABIDE by and faithfully perform the
conditions herein.
On motion the following persons we're
chosen a committee to solicit subscrip-
tons.
Wells Sp'cer, H. B. Potter, Jesse
Finch. E. Watkins aud John II orn, and
on motion of H. B. Potter the chairman,
ESQ. Sloper. was added to the Commit
tee.
On motion the following persons were
appointed committee to investigate and
decide upon the place for the bridge, to
estimate the cost Of same. and generally
to act in all matter in behalf Of this OBJ
ject and to report a, the next meeting,
viz: Thos. Sloper, WIN. Ingle and David
Sloper
On motion the meeting adjourned to
meet at Mass,lon on Friday. Jun- 9th
at o'clock, 2. NJ.
WELLS Sr,cts, d. SLOPER,
Secretary. Chairman.
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- Book, Etc. We call attention
70 ehs new advertisement Of Eli Adams
= e.. q the "Jowa Book Rooms" Of
uassapou. Messrs. Adams & Co. have
q asnd about every article in his line
saas my y called for. and keeps up his
sssssinsna. beng IN daily communica.
ton viii eastern markets.
Ofders addressed 10 them for books
WI b promptly answeted.
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Cas ekss.-Ws take pleasure in an.
nosncisg 70 cur readers, and particularly
'those e tins vicinity. that daring this sea.
con there will be erected two or more
ahurchss ID shis place.
5hs rssssssans Episcopal Church are
ASsa esgaaiSiag . society, and will i'm.
assdiaasly - 10 work to erect q convs-
sisaG sissd chapel.
NJ. -Jsha z. Cook, we learn, has Of
lsrsl y donate two valuable town lots
1ss this purpose. The Episcopalian. are
~ namssous here, but il is believed q
Esspsctabls subscription can be had, and
. geod chsrch erected.
The Lnthsrans are nov making ar.
Engagements = erect a.chapel for their
services. Among the Lutherans Sf the
place, are quite number Of liberal and
sasrestic msn, and they now have a
preacher located here, from which it is
Beloved they can pu. up chur Oh which
wM d credit 70 themselves and the
town.
We learn also that the Congregation
s''sls purpose T. build new church as
sas's present oas 10 no. large enough to
seesmmodats the present congregation.
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Notice.

Notice.
N7 s. MILLER, late of the firm of Avery
w . Upham Miller (hsvine dissolved from
that concern on the lat Of March Tasty, has
formed the new firn Of Miller Z Ro~ads, No. -
South Water street, Chicago. and having heen 20
fortunate ~ to receive their Spring stock O.
Groceries, in advance OF any other house 10 their
line, induces them to offer their stock for nett
cash, q. lower prices than can be found at any
other house in the city.
Their stock is large, and entirely new, and
consists in part
1000 chests Tea, 1000 boxes Glass.
500 bags Coffee, 1850 kegs Nails,
500 hhds Sugar, $40 boxes Kais,ns.
800 bbls MOlasses, 100 /" CoGosh.
ECO Syrup, so Tiseces Hakc.
Also. splendid assortment Of Wooden Ware
and Y ankee Notions MILLER ( RouNps.
24H Chicago. NAV 81 1856,
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Cutting II Thick. The Yankees
mean the real Connecticut thorough.
breds---they who make sausages from
red flannel and turnips chopped fine have
always been considered the 'cutest peo-
pie on earth that in trade or gen.
teel, irreparable swindle--have always
been looked upon as having the capacity
10 distance anything. But a German who
used TO reside in one Of our county towns,
a number u years ago, is ahead Of .he n
all. On one occasion he came into But.
falo with hams to sell. and among the
res, sold dozen or two 10 a well-io-do
tavern keeper, also a German. The
quality Of the Lams was recommended as
excellent. This old German in demon.
s,ra,inc the acu,eness Of his countrymen
over the Yankees, told the story in this
wise: You may talk apout your tam
Yankees selecting, bat Dutcbnan
selecting me so much peter as Yam.
kee never vos. He pring me some
hams --dey was canvass nice, % peter a.
you never see. | puy one two dozen
all 50 and II you telleye--de scheat
was % magnificent dat ! eat six, seven,
eight OF dem tam hams before J found
ont they yos made If wood
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IOWA IS Ir.'iillN. DnpJT
Nourse, Viele T. Co.,
prnnrfatOrs

''0Wi g it,'iilIlM. DLPlT
Nourse, viele T. Co.,
ProprfetOrs,
Corner If Rock Eiaaa ana From S:rerts.
Davenport, Iowa.
Or fr sale ct Wholesale and Resa,l. Clover.
Timothy, Blue Grass and Mllet See d. Ga, den
and Flower Seeds In great variety.
.1g icuiiural & Horticultural Implements,
Of the most approved manufacture.
Reapers and -Nowes,
Nourse, Veile & Co have made arran grIucu'.
BY which they have tie exclusive sale in TIN.
section. at Maaay's Celebrated FRS, F--m mn
Worlds Fair Reaper and Mower. Ais Maan"'s
aud Russ's Patent Rsapers and Mo vtrs. And
Ke,cham's celebrated Mower, Me o-rnieA :
Hnsser's Ruescll's, Wright's aad Atkins tar
nishld TO critr.
Al persons string
Reaptrs ano nlomers
shoald or Ter them carly, "A tn dem d gresta'
,han the supply. Re~sees and Mowers arr sold
at Mana eisrn's P,iss, with os:y frrigh, aud
warehouse charger sdd,d.
H0rse.Pow0rs and Thrcshers,
We are sole Agents in this section ios the sale
Of the Justly celcbsstsd Fits Machine for
Thssshiug add cleaning grain at one cpprraIi rs
which notwithstanding il 10 the first N ichne Of
the md cv Il invented, and pu. into successful
operation, II now audi, - It always hts stood,
the best machine fr threshing and cleaning
grain in existence. Also, Pists double tiaon 3
or 10 horse power. Emery's Railroad andl,s
chain Horse powers; Pease's Excelsior Horses
Power with taresher., SEPARATOR, cleaners, clover
huilees, circular and cro@-eut saw mills, corn
shelters. &C., and all
O'her Imp 'ensenfs adapted TO Posoer.
70 Broom Manufacturers. Nourse, vieie l.
Co, ., the Iowa Agricultural Depot, oaer tor
sale Camheld's patent Broom Corn Pin sters to-
gcther with ali Machines used 10 Broom Manu-
fscturs. Also, Shaker broom wiading an sew.
ing twine. Of the flrst quality.
POWER CO.'S III lLrkS.
Tia best horse power Coro Shelter In use ID
Reeitws's Patent Sheiler.
THIS Machine Is capable OF Smelling and clean
ing |, 500 BxsAsls Of Cora Pc lay Every
Farmer having q large quantity of corn to shell!
should purchase one OF these Shelters Att
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NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership
~ Of Devore Z Co, merchants Of CAM
bridge, Cedar e., Iowa, has been dissolved by
mutual consent, and that the business will here
after be carried on by {. Mccullough aad
A. b. Henry, under the name Of G. Mccullough
\ Co.. who Rave the settlement Of all the &C :
counts Of Devore 4 Co. Persons indebted
will please call and settle.
252w, c McOLLOUCH 4 ca.
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11annys Reaper.
WE are Agentsfor this county, OF the above
w celebrated akAPEas, which are so favo.
rably known In every part Of the Union. Far
mers desiring them should hand in their orders
early, as last season, many orders were mol
filled in conseque nee Of tn. arriving too late
For terms, etc. apply to
25H II. JAMES MYER, in. and CO.
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Nth Abbertis


Farms fox Sale,
OF so acres, in Iowa township, for sale; there
il house, and some 10 acres broke and under
fence, Is acres Of Timber.
Ae KlsarH Of Hrst class PRAIRIE land situate
10 folL To~NsHr, Doa VI OHf,H dKovr, ard IN good
srrrLsaEHf,
ALo-klGHsY AcREs d BARREss and T,sssa, sisra,s
neee CGpAa kyEk, NIL sNth Of aocHEarsx. q hes
ass, Frrms House u conve ent size vi fenced and
Some bsessine done. Pr l2k per
ALso-A GREAT BARGAIN,
60 N STOCK FAEM
ie3 As.ss Of gesa lard fsr .als,
rkIOk, O33 OftAs shovs ia.A, 100 scrss
y good DRv rAaHIsG LARp, scres Of TIMBER and a
ssrs g NsADo1 land " the above ~ y UrlAasp
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