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A. ~. RAXTER & CO
FIoupfng az GrisG mills,
SeM AWN HOUSE.

TINE subscrihsg has Iately fttsa up new
bnase ip Omadl, Cor the accommodation
+ the travelling community and tbs public
rensraIly. No expense OF pains WIN es
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n asns Buchanan 3 few dayg ago.
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oMADI, NEBRASKA TERRITORY.
WILL pgemptly aktena kp Lard Agan.
ssek, making collections, fnf ssting money ]
IocAtins and selling Land w aRFants, pairing
hsxaa aad alk paheg buSiHes pertaining 20
al1esr nrogssssna aH WssseER Iowa and Ne
braska.
- Letters Of inquiry promptly an
swsFed.
!Gayse, 's7ray
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large stock III baeoR, iards aksaEy aTasa
al fraltsy esasA era, &e., fog sale ey
Z fOOTLE Q JACKSON,
No. /, Empige sass&s
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interest paid On all deposits made for
three lkontAsoT over, at the rats e ten per
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REFERENCE
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Lever sEcszpSays opposals Paei &c House,
|NMSfS 1G. uER&s ssa$ #sss - - NOVA
ID kTsds cf Real Estst II, for d lstasA dsals
ars or gsr sous Ii the city. lie ans moaey,
makea collections. pass tmKsg ard @RMMT
abstracts os title, Gives rstsa bls ia2ngnar
sioaseapsesing the prices ofr@ il sssass, and
sgecpses al busiaaAs ocnR eeta q with i Real
Estate Agsacys sg, s w.
a large variety uk vary desiEahIe Real
Estate fas sale &c All tinsa son ne EADss rea-
moaa ~ seraae sasAss s'88 ~ Y ga RfTT
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Real Estate Agency
Ar
ASHTON, MONONA CO., IOWA.

THE undersigned takes thia Hastaod to In
l. form The public that he has located at
AsAton, the county seat Of M9nona equity,
and established himsslf in hha haARass8 Of
buying and sellsRg Rasl EstatsE viii select,
pnfehaa or pay taxss, INVESTIGATES titles, and
stve any infoFmatioR sH TsEana 70 Aaaaz,
pfo peTty, tha eeaatxyy brother business mat
tegs bug or asll town property, farms or
wild lands, for persons at q dlstanss, and
krauRa Ct any ether business pertaining to q
Real Estate AgeRey. His tine viii esds-
voted excfasis eli to this business, and aiI
entrusted TO his care viii be attsnasa 10 with
pEoHiptness and alligsacs.
7. q. HTHMAN.
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Ralna.x Lana

THE Subscribers eEEsg theiF services 10 the
cid soAias and othags, 10 Hsake cut the
necessary papers tof procuring shs8y La u
WARRANTS, Haging special agent IN
w ashington City, they are pgepafed 20 az
tend 10 baafness entrusted 10 than with dias
patch and reliability. - 81
II @6a4@ e ElgAUY q TEST,
General Land Agents.
Council Blur, app u, 80. Ev4nSx
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ApyEnTHsENG RATEt
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nepeszss Fsceiyad and Ensassss aiieS#sd
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A 1"TOREEY and CozEssellof ~ Law ahe
a solicitor in ehaBeegy, viii give proIPe
attention to an business iHfgU9tea % ,i1t ~
raTr. Ia either slae 6kn o. TIN Judlssai Das-
trict. or in the state. .s,--.--ss
RlzOfios On Broadway street, Soos,sH
BlRHs, Iowa LF~O-A
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY
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xxTIE.L attend faithAnlly and psaIaEsa =. =
"a hustasaa 1ansaesloas safTsstso Y
sisra : a. Territorial Or Iowa eoaFsss s9
- nurchasa ag lots and laEdss easraea ana
nve-smwtions, collections, as
ss Osaee Id ths ID atcry q henry g
.adsss3svf rayg building, nearly opposite ives"
{srn Exchange Bank, FaEnham street
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GENERAL. I gag3 AGENTS. |
". W, cuLvEa- g... H. D.. M3rTTs.
CULVER d RETTss
Civil Engineers, Surveyors and
General Land and ReaA
. Estate Agents.

sIoE& cTTxa - as.~kss ssts...s gggsA.
give personal sttenticn 10 the sess$tisa
u and entry af Goysfnm ent Land In Wss-
teFnaaa EuFshssm Iowa. To the purchase
and sale OF lands and. city g&ad sown prop
srty. Land warrants bonxhE and son
s2s REFEREsSCEs:
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yaAE EWen, Pres Pa. CoaI CS.....~.r.,.s..aE aEs Z
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T. o. y g. galves, O. 2 ss., -. yEezxg as N. ].
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nuamas

nRALERs IN EXCHANGE = LAND.
couR1ax aEuRRa, ..s,.. sA.s.s IOWA. ]
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1857-07-02
IN ~ mo.ion OF Mr. Haskell the report was laid up
TuEsnA~ no,,

on the table, Adjourned.
TUESDAY MORNING..
The order of the day being the consideration of
the reports of the committee on Fsderas ,s,as;o,s
was then called for, and the reports in majority
and minority read. Majority report taken mn.
Mr. Carpenter said that it had been agreed upon
by all parties that in order to save time at this st
day in the session the resolutions should be mt nm
on their passage. Yeas and NAYS called Tor.
The first resolution reported by the majority THAT
slavery is contrary to national right ought never to
receive national sanction that it ought to be left to
each State and that it is right and duty to op
pose its extension) passed unanimously
The second resolution [censuring the action of the
Supreme Court in the bred Scott easel was adopted
10 to 6. Teas-Reid, Haskell, Peters Palmer, Allen
Iaintor, Hckok, Brown Carpenter, Wadhams, Gid
dings Botsford, Bushnell, Woods Loomis.
Nays-Chapman, English, Spencer, Buckley,
Hoyt, Stewart. The third fourth, fifth, sixth and
seventh resolutions were passed by the same vote
Bill reported by the committee as amended In the
House and the Senate concurred yeas and nays being
taken with same result as before. Yeas 6. Nays l5
An act concerning civil actions providing for o
repair of highways and bridges by towns passed
An actto permit towns to purchase land for public
squares and commons, and imposing a penalty for
malicious injury to trees, fences or heritage in such
squares or commons passed
Resolution that the bona fide owner and holder of
railroad bond, may bring any proper action in his
own name for the recovery of whatever may be due
thereon passed.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1857-07-02

FACTS THAT SHOULD Re kNowH.--AN OPINION
AND ITS BAsis.-Dr. Maioun, a Ffepch ply stefan,
is said to have been SO fond of dragging the sick
that when one Of his patients had swallowed Il
d"zen or two of his prescriptions without vino
ing, he seized the poor victims hand in ecstacy
Of admiration, enchanting, My dear sir, It really
affords me pleasure to attend you-you deserve 10
he ill.," The remedial system OF Prof. Holloway,
with whose fame all the world is ringing, is in
beautiful contrast with this Wholesale indiscrimin-
ating use Of the materia ,nedica. II compartments
only two preparations, hui they would seem TO IN
cude the an,dotes for nearly all malades. As a
case in point, flor we cannot discuss so vast a
subject in couple of paragraphs] we may in
stance the extraordinary success Of HOLLOWAY
PILLS in Fever and Ague. This complaint, we
are informed by medical men, has greatly Extend
ed its ravages Of nte years, and assumed more
malignant form. Be that as it may, there can be
no doub, tina. it prevails in every section Of the
country at this season, and in the Fall. and that
It battles the skill Of our most eminent medical
men One Of its worst features is that it paralyz-
es industry a, the busiest season of the wear. and
II not fatal in itself, lays the foundation # MANY
dangerous disorders. A remedy, therefore that
will at once break the chills and restore the
strength and energy Of the patient, INNS, be Of in
aPpEeciable value IN our agricultural districts.
Friends upon whom we can RELY aud who have
had full opportunities to form correct Judgment,
inform US that HoLLowAY's Pills are a positive
specific tor the complaint. They have heen tried
in the rice fields and cotton plantations Of the
South in the valleys of the Ohio and the Missis-
sippi, the unhealthy banks of Red River, Oh the
Wessrr" prairies. and among the cane brakes and
swamps Of Louisiana and Texas, with the same
happy results !; and mutitudes who have hereto
tore trusted TO q"inine and other dangerous cura.
uves, and found them df little or no use, now rely
entirely upon this Powe full yet harmless vepeta-
BILE remedy
We state these facts. derived from eompe,en,
sources. as matters Of general interest. Ii has
become of late years SO much matter Of course
to exiol every new remedy that came up, thss the
respectable journals, requires proofs as the basis
OF his commentator We have taken the pre-.
caution Of examining the credentials Of Prof. Hoi.
ioway's Preparations before endorsing them, and
with the consentaneons testimony Of half Europe
to sustain the result Of our own inquiries here, W
feel no hesitation in sending this article to oul
readers.-Gaiueston Ieras, Ners.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1857-07-02

PAINFUL BEREAvEMrxr.-Ws have recorded
the death Of seven children of the Rev. B Hitch
ms Of Albion, Illinois. The GRANVILLE Herald If
Saturday. contains the obituary Of the eighth.
daughter seven years old. Within a few weeks,
the parents have buried eight OUT Of nine beloved
childrea.--EcaasaiNc Journal, g~.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1857-07-02

There has been another general row in con.
nection with the New Quarantine Station below
New York. Parties seemed determined TO DESTROY
the building as fast as they are erected The
military were called MI, and grea, excitement per.
vaded The entire community Of Staten Island.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1857-07-02

The suit Of the Winsted Manu- .acturinp CO..
against the Hartford Insurance CO.. Of Hartford.
has resulted in favor Of onr Wias,ed Company.
The amount sued for and so recovered, is $4,000.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1857-07-02

Mr.. SHIPNAN moved that when the House ad-
journ it be to meet at IL O'Clock this evening.
Mr. RUSSELL of Greenwich moved to amend by
making it 8 O. clock lost.
Motion of Mr.. Shipman carried
Resolution lnstructing the debenture committee to
allow each member cents per mile for travel four
times during the session to and from their homes
MIR. PAINTER who offered the resolution, adyocat-
ed it matter of justice to those who we're com
PEELED to travel home.
Mr. WILEY did not come here expecting to make
money, and thought the fees should be paid as the
laws allowed.
Messrs. Painter and Roberts further advocated the
resolution, and Messrs Pratt Brooks and Perry op-
posed it. - .
Reference having been made during the debate to
newspaper comments.
Mr.. WILEY said that in the early part of the ses-
sion, he had occasion to speak of the swinish char
acter of the Hartford Times, and had afterwards re-
gretted it lest he might have been too hasy and too
harsh in expressing his opinion. But he found that
he had not mistaken its character true to its in
stlncts it bad returned to its waowing in the mre
The harmlessness of its teeth is manifest from its
feeble attempt to devour one g small potato and
the great distress which that potato has caused that
ancient quadruped. He recommended that it should
confne itself to its accustomed died,-governmea ut
pap, and if the venerable quadruped should die
post norton examination would show that it did not
die from the pearls potatoes of the gentle
man from New London, but rather from too much
cotton IN its ears its cxhaustng endeavors to find the
law OF nations and the common law as laid down
from the gentleman from New Haven and especially
from the democratic physc of the learned doctors
from Litchfeld and Middletown
Resolution passed-1l2 to SO.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-04-10
Schenectady Agricultural Works
MANUFACTURE

MANUFACTURE
IMPROVED RAILWAY HORSE POWERS.
THRESHERS AND SEPARATIONS. COM.
BINED THRESHERS AND WfNNOW ERS,
GLOVER HULLERS AND CLEANERS.
WOOD SAVING MACHINES. DC.
TINE undersigned having been twenty
Il years engaged in building various kinds
Of Horse Powers and Threshing Machines, feel
confident from past experience and the nu-
merous testimonials they are receiving from
all parts of the country of the superiority of
their machines, that they can give satisfac
ton to all who may favor them with orders
Our Horse Powers are made strong, and so
geared that 1T requires the team to travel
only about II miles per hour to thresh dry
grain, thereby making it suitable to work
either horses or cattle on them.
Our Threslers and Threshers and Winnow.
ers are so constructed MS to discharge all the
grain and dust through the machine, and not
into the feeders face as is usual with other
kinds.
The Thresher and Winnower has revolv
ing wire separator, which does its work more
perfectly than can be done in any other way
The Separator (Riddle) has fork straw
shaker, which shakes the grain out of the
straw as it passes from the Thresher.
We warrant these machines to suit the pur
chaser upon trial, or they can be returned
and the money refunded.
G. WESTINGHOUSE d co.
S These machines will be for sale in
Athens as soon as they can be brought out
by steamer. S. X. REEDER, agent
April 3, 1S57-tf-445
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-04-10
Sale of a House and Lot in the
Town of Pikeyille, Tenn.

TN obedience to a decree Of the Chancery
Il Court at Pikeville, Tenn, at the March
term, 1857, | shall proceed, on the premises,
on the 10th day of May next, to offer for sale,
to the highest bidder, and on credit of twelve
months, all the right title and interest that
A. J. McCulley may have to a certain House
and lot in the town of Pikeville, known in
the original plan Of said town as Lot No 25
it being the same where the said McCuley 8
family now lives. The purchaser required to
give bond and security for the purchase mon
ey. and lien retained on the Lot until the
same is paid. s. c. NORWOOD, @ d. M
April 8, lS57-td-prs fee S7-445