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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-23

LNOE SALE on TO bEr-ATwO STORY HOUSE. WITH
from nve to agh,J acr - OF ground whn three suAsrs
me OF the village OF Wechextnr AMI Ia docs. nis
rsrim RAtlroa1 depot At Wulismsbftsss ghs cftV
be rvched By torse snd In niney mnute Tho
iorf15n Il about fourteen mil the CITY Hall. Ths
bQSse cou.snl fctrtes beautifully rtu.ed rver
boxing Lang SaDd Sound chrchss snd GOOD shCos
Ard "a eurrcndet b. fruit and r ID garden sanied The
hson entirely free sor few And u rsr ~ Sr'ng tds
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MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD.
CANADA BROAD GAUGE RAILWAY. 4.

CANADA BROAD GAUGE RAILWAY. 4
THE Michigan Central Railroad has the advantage Of
M s. Fl Ss ~
collisions o. deays. % annoying ON other routes.
NJ yNyE.DALLY TRAINS LEAvE CHICAGO. sssEp
ST. B a. m. EXPRESS Matchmaking direct through
connections 70 Niagara Falls, BunAio, New York and
7s45 q. me- GIxcIxxAri RxrRHs--MakinR direct
connections to Lafayette Cncinnsti New
Albany, Louisville Dayton, Columbus GAINESVILLE, Wheel
ings Piitsburg, Baltimore phiadelpha and washington
7:46 n mn. TELEGRAPn ExrAEss-ATTiving ct Mag
ara Falls Buffalo next morning, New York 1t T.,
PhlAdelphia, via Elnira, At 10 ", Boston al u af
night. Connects It Paris with Buffalo and Lake Huron
R. 4. for BsGalo and all points East. s9fR SIN
400 p. ms AFTERNOON ExPREss-Ayriyes IN New
York AZ second day. or Boston at H., and Il
Philadeiphi4 l0SUs morning. # 5A1
$3.50 p. nm. NIcHT ExPREss-ArTiviug 1t Niaga-
n Falls or Buffalo next evening, New York, 1t H.,
a. a.
East. Connects Michscans City {except Saturday,
With New Albany : Salem =, Road for New Albany,
Deefontaine, Wheeling Baltimore, Washington Pitts
hursh, and Philadelphia. .ia4 aaGD 'a 8iT@
~. Gaisne e cHic1So tm;oSs Minosa SSntraf 49,
Michigan Central Railroads into he same Depot
e dMtoaeo soesa0 Ms sspsaseso passengers " A0ck
The OIL s 9. ma, 800 p. "a. and 8. 30 PIN.
Trains make direct connections It Toronto with the
70 Kinsston. Ogdensburg, Montreal Quebec, ana III
HSnt.in Canada East Northern Vermont. New Hanp-
i ven known By the fsavelins public that thh Rosd
has competitor VI equal facilities from Chicago %
Niagara Fails, New York, Boston, Ogdensburgh, Mon.
treal, &c., &c. 49, 4t I'll ~
he only Train that leaves chicago saturday night u
over this route. $50 y. NJ One Train Sunday, q $50
Pm No 500 p. NJ. Saturday. as nv tN ~ wv
baggage checked throash to Niagara Falls, Bu1klo,
New York, Doston ElmiEa and Philadelphia 4ss n,
t. Passengers arriving 1t Chicago By any Of the
Railroads, viii hnd ecmpetent Agents the cars ana
baggage masters st the epots. to recsrs cheeks and
oopysy their hsggags % thc Depot ss
S,Hss]StSsl,v SyxyvrTy onOD ,sop vrrrz,v = v,,.
All0Win9 holders 70 remain and resume sAsir
seAts be bought ct tho dGsssnt oces in TIE Wepe
also the Passenger Depot foot Lake Street ara n
Strsees, Chicago, opposite tn Ifeqent Housc. f'l
s. 3yss lo1slss7aiss hssl. n. j. 6PAULDING, a. -
Nay l,1Se5. f+ IL a.,.S General Pas. Agent w
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WHETHER ~ LoSo sTAxDIxG aEcur oRiGLH; IBmAuAI
Or EXTERNAL; wHETHER ATTENDED, WITH PxoLAPsus,
HKAoxKHAoE, on OBSTRUCTION; AND ALL BY
a11H3 EXTERNAL APPLICATION! Nv
no uHElSAL ADJuvAMrs BErxo REQUIRED AxY CASE on.
n Ii TO RHoULATB TEE BOWLS, u coxsrIRATKp, TCi
IN DIARRHoEA on DYsxSTgRy. -a sttt ,fat&
TINE Piiee, while sstonishingy prevalent In their
rious forms, amongst all classes Of both sexes,
ct the same time the most distressing, frequently dan
gerous, and hitherto most difficult Of cure.
Persons who surer any length Of time with the Piles
70 cure the disease, realize
therefrom. They have been told, professionally per.
haps, there permanent for Piles" and
sequenty have dispared Of any future cessation from
70 ali such ! SPECIFIC 10 offered for their relief
which has stood the test OF than twelve year ac-
tive practices and during that time has eger failed,
.cithsn g knoviedgs Of tie proprisors, of CURING
DR.. CAvANAUGH's PILE sALvE
strictly scientific copbnxtion OF well known RENE.
dial SCENTS and has been brought It's present perec-
tton ~ continued series Of experiments, extending
through years Of patient study and nves,igatisn in
nsd where ample opportunities we're offered for thor.
osghfy testing its virtues.
propr,s.oss have hestancy in saying that hei.
First ard only lntaiii6ls Specific ever Discovered
for that disease, and which cures By ,a;r.
OUTWARD APPLICA 7tOH ONLY! 800
test tial without failure y perform ali The psoerjs-
tors claim for IT, their directions are attended, 20.
large number OF gentlemen hroug out the country,
o. nigh character and influence, have voluntarily ~
tested tot ecacy In their ovn cases, q heaSsay
pfoprietors publications, TO be had OF thetr asents
Price si,oO per boz, retail The FILE sALvE 10 pus
up 70 glass nclosed In paper box, properly ia6sl-
led, and WIN Keep any length Or time.
For sale in this city By =: T. Gay, A. Hendricks T.
~ 4. H. cAvANAUGH co., PropIssssrs, "a
sepu-bpI Ff u. Louis. Ne. v
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rnorio W. SInI Io ,1i -,
I'll, GQn f56 o1n3f 81 / - II k6SGxHd,
ss1lk 1T ~ ~ lfS> u t1ifsy yelIb
4 49, p66vl . afkd IN tntShtn8, nG6i
jok ~ W. st6ne6 NV and then; 6I0
Ii 8ese Illnesses W. alWayS ready, to CRY
sout, and yaplnsr ID Petet, a IN eaan 10 az
moo, and the yird III no Be cnuld On nv muir
hndv. when Nv aho0n ill ~ lAll0d ~ n0sna
elaiket Young h;ssy. 17., M -
Be ma heyd, Leesie. nv doo.rs eeid Pcter
in rep)y: y a. dina "a .vo..rael ahout that
TAX nv word Ont yS'll never either sea OF
heor tAll q sic a. evantl ! If Pruyiaepce.
Leesie, shouldt tak 81 af the With q thisl
tine, uAilk Il think there's litiae lihsiihooei
o his doing cen nov, for diuuA think ven
bee illoa - W weSn. ven leave nae veans
shint to be In uSed which should 81 rrsdt
comfort q fon: sod ass III rnysaF \ can lust
pdt on mn bonnet. and thshk Nv Maker that
& covers nv hale Emilv.r Mt =
So Il Happened, hoWIsyer., hat honest Pe-
Tar va ths iirnt Is Aim awav. and diaanno;nk
Leesie Of her fsars ri Z succsaaor. On ~
melancholy occas;on IL Peters decease. "a.
net Ribston. q ne;eh Dor &C I.es.;e's Who had
suffered ! similar bereayenent eailed IL %
comfort her II sfliction N Janet va Of lin.
dred temperame nt, ana knew nrnct;callv
every note Of the widows eamut from the
dolorous sob to the hysteric .skirl IN elt 1l
Wssl, Lissie mae wonder that YOU re like
to gang dementit II perfect vsxatsca. VIVA
was like him that's dead ana AVA. either IN
person Or behaviear i---eye sac hind and sac
heaFty--the vera pictufc d GUIDE nature
che laugh never AVA ffae his lip,f or the Joke
out O. his mouth. I" foi loliay-sas sgss
son, baud your tongue, Janetl dinna cay
ouy mair about him ID me--my heart !, like
to burst through my bcddice. / mind the
| first time that he and foregathered- 1t was
ct fair in Lanrick-hs was buying yarn,
and 1 vas sellingt was . trig, wesl far'd
lassie then, though say mysel --aad there
was . fiddle playing, and wheen o lads
and lassss dancing tilt On the green just
ahint whaur my stand w6s--and quo he,
my bonnie lassio, will ye tax rcelf i lust
said dinna care, II i had partner ony-
thing like himser. 4 mind the vera tune
that the fiddler played TO us, as weel az IL
NJ" Z. .'s ~" 80 p NlG sns
thst = ~. ~ s so " th;.M.r ~ ~. ~,
A. ,.,s,,,,sr pa1.. "a s es L sn.s
OtSA salV ING SsAAA 0AAN 1N0S.
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- W 80 49, $500
.1H - 3 kss hiffip9 J, s. s.. s, s N N
I - naiden si1tinx S
0A4orneath the threshko3d tres:: y
!. - 49, 0kyill he diSd 1b6f6ko hds ~ Is
ana he vesref stAf n1IunU Ger IL
BWSet!y toes ~ sd5nS1sr ShornS. y 4
...,,.., ahie's q a. skorny - = ' ,.s I.
Warmly shown Me sunset glowing,
SWestly bt61tha1d ne young nowef5 bloviu
E61tH with hdauty 8 eraoWine, Hs
Seemed Tie hothe Of love % BE-:
Ind those angel t0nes ascending,
With the ocene and oeasedIa blending.
|, Ever had The same low ending:
Isl 1amiss on tie stormy "a r
Carlow bells ssmctsly ringing. ri,
Mingled with that sweet vOles sineine:-
! And the iast sad lay seemed clinginS 6
Lingering to tower and tree .sllts !
Nearer % came aud nearer.
Finer rose the notes., ard clearer,
Oh twas heaven, itself 70 hear her; Il
Jamie ON the stormy Seai'' ii
BLOW, u. west winds, blandly hover
Ger the bark that hears my lover,
Gently blow and watt him over .ss.
I ID. To his own loved home and ms;s
For whom night-winds bend the willow,
Sleep forsakcs my lonely pillow: sa
Thinking ON the foaming billov,
va eJamie's ON the stormy sea!'' -
aa ssss.l Il .sessst isrsAR s's %
How could / but list but linger, esss
To the song and hear the singer, sai a
Sweetly wooing heaven to bring her 5
Jamie from the stormy sea.
| And while yet her lips did nane me,
Forth Lsprang, my heart oercame me,
Grisve no more, sweet am Jamie,
Home returned to love and thee la7n
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Printers Proverbs.

]. Never inquire thou for the news; fol
behold, it is his duty at the appointed time
to give it unto thee without asking.
2 When thou dost write for his paper
never say unto him, What thinkest thou Of
my piece r. for it may be that the truth
would offend thee. f Re sfn
g. 1t is not fit that thou shouldest ask oil
him who is the author Of an article upon
subjects of public concernment, for duty re.
quires him to keep such things to himself
A. When thou dost enter into the printing
Office, have q care unto thyself that thou do
not touch the type for thou mayest cause the
printer much trouble.
5. Look thou not at the copy which is in
the hands of the compositors; for, that is
not meet in the sight ofthe printer, and he
might knock thee down.
6. Never examine the proofsheet, for it
is not ready to meet thine eye, that thou
mayest understand it
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~

- ASNCkt kENGky RkNehr@
YME unasseieGse Ave - haa1 - -
y ale Large ssoek Of Wire Fence. es.s...s
ricus pattern6 and sises. W. can N, 49,
~ .y ?: isssssse u ~ i's- n isasas : :
~ sArnsssss y Ne bsss posssb,. INA -.
81 - -, passscviarly in fencing a srsI,,.1
net y hnct vftncut much labor srd ,,, sIses. =
- sock en- - obtained. Is 10 sAe - \ =.
strongest and most durable iron 1sncs ~ ~
eshss. II has been used ID ! sr... s., aG -
.assern and Middle Bates and ia al casr. ~. -
~ s.ssrsl eP1rovsi o. The pubic, r =
r.. 10 tnose VINO require fence for a sron,
nouse ios, We reeonmcsd wire fence, = -.
I'LL, of sh.is they possess not only neatnes,. =
- 49, W. AoNsY - tns@seives, they possess adv,,
stsuet no lawn, and thai they enksnee yssh.r ~
Str0y the symnetry and beauty % ovusr.prt.i -
We teks pleasure In rsconmendine thts s,,. =
70 Railway corporations and ccntractsr,' a. Y I
feeling ccnAdens tbaa lis thu bsss, eheas,., -
md most dufabls Kind Of fences that ihe5 - -
We invite all 10 call and examine oar sss-S
feb 3Sbp0. KEITH, ROBINaOm
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THE DOUBLE LITTLE GIAIf
III tl,a OR, TWO NILS ~ ONEl
Peaenicd M.y,1sS4CIInsPssxsd ini1

i 10 . simple and portable machine, formed q
Coffee MIN priucipe, entirely Of cast iron, for fnl
piaptation use, and designed for preparing tel
stock, which II does ut the rate Of TEE 10 rwIxn :
Srs PsR Houn, according 20 The sine Of the MIL n
provement has been Affected In its model the prv
season, which consists in adding another Core ~
Of CrusheYs, together with an Improved Bridss
and In substituting Boz Platform in place u W
legs, ~ means Of all Of which the speed IL neaya
bled. and when required) the Mil IL adapted ~
grinding sheIled corn Into homony and fne mi
family BY revsfsing ths motion, or In othss -
BY running Il backwards, ten to fifteen qnarso u
TO the bushel are obtained, and the balance Ii su,
homony, Or good food for feed.
The Advantages Of Feeding Corn and
am Meoi Provsn. W
Henry Alspaugh, Of GreenAed, xairfeld .
Ohio, says: i'm 1854 myself and brother raisrd y
crop Of corn, and 100 head Of cattle 10 -
NY brother, wishing to divide our interests o1ers1
nfteen cents per hundred pounds for his choice Of
cattle, TO the number OF sesenty head. accepttd
he selected his seventy, leaving one hulirsA AID u
ty We then divided corn he led his -in the sha1
and had mine ground together viii the cob and 4
In trougbs, nailed to trees around the yard W u
er's corn did not hold ont near long nins, ~
10 had divided equally, and he fed but SEVENTY
to my one hundred and twenty. When bis soai
ost LET him have from mine; and N4aen We q
feeding,.the cattle were weighed ana sold, /, "a =
that my cattle had gained Eve pounds lie hdzf
over double what his had gained, and my DrufnDs
over one thousand dollars more than hts
n Each Min furnished complete, ready fcf Jaissd
team, and no extra power required, than VIA, ~
panies each MIL For sale BY
seps9.deswn e ~ KEITH, ROBINSON %,
Gazette copy) Sole Aeru
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THAT is a tarnation tall horse" said Laid
low. q 9.l
Yes, I guess you can't account for it." re-
piled jonathan.
'No how" said Laidlow. ,9..s.t
HE belongs to , the livery man and
his tallness comes through his having been
regularly higherd (hired) every day for the
last seven years" .a.-
MARRY (AND DoN'r) COME UP.
A fellow that's single, fine fellows he;
But fellow that 8 married's felo dc Sc
RoUGE-ET-N oiR--Lobster (staklng his *
istence on the game Black, win-Red,
lose i!' ef
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EPIrApu-The following VIC are assure,
il genuine and we believe It. ~

EPITAPH.-The following We are assured
is genuine, and we believe it . e
An old man, who was noted for his spir
ual" prppensities, was seen, one day, in a
state Of supreme felicity, to 80 down rocky
bluff which overhung Long island Sound
lose his balance; and tumble overheard His
body was not found for q long time, when,
one foggy morning, it was seen by fishing
boat When his friends had buried him,
they placed the following epitaph ON his
tombstone; bs7a3s 'Hes9 sd ss1e
He was drowned on the sound, -.
And his body was not found, b.i i
20 For thirty-seven days,
When he rose and his toes gg
50 And his jolly red nose, .N a@es
Was seen through the haze.
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~
a,s Worl&e Fair Prise Chuyns
or D4veoS Advisable Ohnsn 4 IT,
Xsrrker Ce0hlnea-Rasensed keA -
ATIss sssss pm. As,d q Nssessss. Jesa = =
"A October, uecel this Chnrn aiens AaA L.
ewereed "a ahhcngh thers we're eight ten o,Asr
- exhiDleion, and inaeed u aiuays tal The 49,
9iuA v1sFevef introducsa. TIE advsntass - =
0nsn ever ~ oshszs AEs - fellows: N
..k s@ - sm PFeasee butter " = shers sins -
"a. II win gather TIE bssser aRsr n y psessesa
-. y M Mort III buatsr iotc roll and sxeea
Dstssrn1 3eerckop completely, without the han1 -
Ssh tsNm talt the butter before taking
Ne C0nRm e. fMSAS Hs NC o. M8 @4 M@
ssh. II can hsspsrsssa 10 ehn6 ~ pssssss -
AAan - easily claansea ~ emp Other CAusa. ~.
precetcoi operation VIII eoavinee any pefscn
es1tA q these ssasemsnts.
kers, 80 AAvs suhsessAl 10 the following esriies
VA; We are nov uaing tAs above CAuFn and
naksf, u eAnns via ease Ard hfinsy ~ spe 80.
vue1S - bADto ~ ba1tsf b purfset n4nnsr -
tahing u moa the 0AuEn, ap1 01uhsDfa1lypoc6m
u - The 6est Churu Ne have ever sesn.
lsase LseoArSs CsavsssA nans. Absss Csna..S
- MseAs'aas 49, 4ylssy.. n:Asrsp 1F9.@@S
sss.s isssss. xssssS ias sssS g's SssssI "a
fAe9ee.Rn ~ nAsas b. W., annasl Msss~
peytA &aecA NnAe,As JeRse lebgtasa. alisss 49,
The eoescSiesf Mas Fafchoee4 ~ rieAt " uanu.
eRe ane eel the above named eANFn ID - Mel1eo0
Genry CeAatAss, &sueS and HsndsSson cd 49,
Sssesssx nnas's. 81 = ~ lssPassa = tA're
! 49, nvss - W 49, ~ p.s...se. ,ar.uss
-: k;lsa laeAassAl . o n - , q leaRaeA
, l.sRpsr9essEspu - zisAsA s..ssse. ..r,.
-, A-.GW- - -. ". u. 21NgCs
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From the n. Y. Eve. Post.
Il Iinoo ~ Buster. u

ass1shor 81 GOLDSMITH.
When merchants fondly trust to paper.
And find too late that banks betray,
What art can help them through the scrape
~ soerBf fss ssos. - -sirofl sAacH et
Su6ge1k tAemSans xherewith to pay.
The only way - stop each croaksr, s4aas lsg
Anfply tie banks to whsm they trust &;
To bring repentapes % The broker,
And wiring bis bosom, is, ITO bust"
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important to 1lillersI

\ - - n n -
AND NEPARATO1 cow NM
UyE take thia Me1hed n lDfcsmin9 Mllsss -
W. that We are now manufacturing and "A n
ecnseantly on hand Woodwasd's Ccnesnsa -
Separator. This Machine ve consider the ~ -.
use, and We hazard nothing in ssying every ~
has yet used it VIII bear us out In this ssesss.
compact and durable, moves wiAh lees pouer -
machines and does all the work heretofore peYSurl
three machines, vis: the Screen. eepsfasof - ~
~, 70 say nothipg Of he Ysnning MI uhieA =.
~ 10 b used in cleaning dust from o6Al.
tE - tAe mode Of Operations, In Tie Art phesks
rotes she ssticks, throws smut balls and per n
eats from the grain before scoafine. via. aI
Process " seosrns the grain u breuGht In ssaa<s'
strong blast Of sir, which carries On dust y w.
ma1e. u then passes into larger Separates Z
b cleared Of chess, imperfect grains, oats, Be- ~
then reAdy for grindihe. The dust 10 sl q
cleared from the grsin, but from the chess. -
o1al, and blown clear out Of the MILL. Ano0l,
great advantage b thaf II can be 90 On tle suls1
with the burrs or any where else In the mill thsf
desired, ~ Il makes no dust vhateveTe 80
Every Millsr knows that Il y utterly impcsstls
styuct mill that yin make good nour ous OF dry
unless the Cir BE- eTsefsncved. Ne befser nseirS
get been invented for this purpose than wss5W
bmuster and Separator. and Il 10 believed nans r1
adnp1od 70 Western Grain. They ere Heu II -
can be seen 1t tvoof the Mills In this city srsde
Bros, end Keise4 Co.Ss 2s #sF.sassss = -
Orders promptly attended %.
APR 15-wsf t' WOODWARD KNSn
-l.If R..ef
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FURNITURE! FURNITURE!!
y. Ffesh ARRIVALS as s4s7
r. cs,HARi D'Ys,,s
NnOLHaALEAR tzxiz FURNITURE, KIDDING
. .L0OEVe GklzS WAREHOUSE v
~ Is & &. IN, g.5.s..s,s. M.
ysssrssn st.. between wsser ana faih Nj NJ Possis-

NH. HARDY returns his 1hanks 70 inc
lVl citizens Of BuTlingtnn and yiciniiy ose ahsiS
previous patronage and eocis continuance, feeiing
confident that be can continue give perfect satisc.
Owing 70 hard times have purchased Goods very
much lower than fol merry, that enables me eel
Ill Goods in my line from 70 % - per cent ess than y
other house In The We6e, and Ill 0oods warranted q
good represented the moneT refunded. ~ stoch
consists Of the following Goods, Ia Z
Rose W cod mahWa any and Rlnch
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NOW Offering easy terms choice Lots In the
~ city and cheap homes in the several addition OF
tumwa Beif an Attorney and Notary Pub Nc, and hsv-
ing an abstract q the Records Of wapeiio County
City Plats, Sectional County Maps and Blanks Of -
kinds, will give attention the examnatioA
Of Titles and Conveyancing Persons wishing secure
Fsrms VIII do well 70 examine his lists Of
'ye5ssi5 sa Fires Glass Lands af&it
In Wapellc, Adsir, Adams, Appanoose, Boon, Clark,
Davis, Dallas, Decatur, Green, Guthrie, HAIRLESS,
Jasper, Mahaska, Madison, Munroe, Polk, Union Van
Buren, and other Counties Of Iowa.
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I. KINGSFORD'S L SONS
OsWEGO C0RN STARCH.

49, (BOk RUDDlN0S, kc,)
Has obtained an equal celebrity with their Sasrh n
the Laundry. This article 10 perfectly pure, and Y
every respect, eqxAi 10 the best Bermuda Arecv-DA
besides having additional qualities which render ~
valuable for the dessert. aa sa.a.e
Potato Starch has been extensively packed an 81
- Corn Starch, and has given false imprsss.e
- % the real merits OF eur Corn starch.
frsD its great deIlcacy and purity, Ills csnsea
Into extensive ~ diet for infants and invahtA
aug11-Smw y. N. KELLOGG CO.. Afh I
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LMc4, ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ss:s 81 N Il
! N16lG ID .f Tss'isFcE ~ - DlOWN,l si0d
4 naxrse Meueo DlolA - - s45i

aiaaaasaM .isae&'iN 10 sistss eds % lssa Saf
ia " siag h.sasgtuS sasa Tsaees va Srs1
4tarE ,ii1s Aaimaasa III
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Great 1axgains I'm Books, papor and
IS -. stationery. rs, ~ 3 as.4
AAyn !sas received l.rgs ana ven ssl:stsa sssel
schssa and 0Acs slatoassyn " evssy Asseriplls1,
which oe 70 se q eneh lov aaurss = ennno ~ -
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STOLEN MARE.

CTOLE EN- from the Subscriber, living ~ miles North
y Of Burlngton, the night Of Tuesday lass, Oct.
9th, chestnut sorre Mare eight yeArs old AAen
hands high white bla8e in face and white left hind
foot white pastern joint, ~ collar nasks Wis ibe
The subscriber win pay liberal reward FOR The
cry Of the Mare and the detection Of the thief Any
nformation be to the subscriber through tie
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Yaluable Lands for sale

A CHANCE YET.-224h acres Of Land for
N. sale-40 acres Of which Hes within mile OF the
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ter, contains coal bank. and Of the best in the
most desirable section Of Wapelo Co. Said lands will
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june 10.dwtf STICHTER CRONI
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