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WORLDS BLESSING.
Or. J. 9. N. GouLD's
u.t- N....s n. . q. = ~ ual n m

En,-r,d According to e., af Congress. In the year
1853, In the Clerks otice oi the district Court
Of Massachusetts.
ME w.ud call the attention Of the public 10 this uon-
w i-ttal prep .rsiiOo, ased only a. AN external aPp.
sli,on which rvmedy, cures Ia from IL 10 "
asar. r,o,cs the ssysfvst pain In ID minutes, and
sIkh never tails
sshss, recommendation lie this day reviewed the f0l.
ss,ag'- ,s,.
DEAn STA Ever since this session % the LesslAtsre
SOumSae-i, hav, ben severely affected 9Th Imam
aory Rheumatism. I sNpsLsieJ much money without
sOusht me = es,,ile 10 your RheamAtie Balm" and
rvu iu nrst application the pain began 10 DECREASE,
ana am noe al,n.st entirely tree nom the A,eon.-
soa are that srievsd ain bottles more, which
l.gr,1a.si amOax suffering feads, ami In evyry In
tancx Il has AdsrJed iamosiAs relief viii give this
slmony u the sOrh % your medicine. unsolicited, -
.ashl token u my appreciation Of yoar sndeavcrs 10
soihs The pain and anguish u Jour felios -o,en.
Very r,peStiaiiy,
W l.. q. MA>KELL,
clsrA hass House Reps.
Dr. J. n. n. Gould, HAST >bastou, Mass.
Mr. = 1. Card. resident ot porti.sj, sao hAs been
.gtsi tn Serot.A fOr the last three ye>rs, saiesinS
.ussXaeully, much pain, anil whose nsnt Arm had BE-
,suae and lame thai very dineuit iOr him
~ hand his heal or 20 put on and take on
sat sithoul assistance, AMI Who has tired any kinds
l uaslsine, without At hSssbiS Sdeei, sAs ,niucei
10 Try Or. Uoaias khsamAte bAim y sh,eh appl,cA-
o nc tssnty anatss RESTORED ." the use VI his
.rn, ssi can hoe Use u ircey.
Mr. Card reside. IA Alsr street, and you'll be happy
% rgeOamesi to thoss similarly s1Ntct tt may %
ed 9Th truth thai Ia issi liss Ss,iSs slsss.sx
No II. AL.sr So, rotissssi. Nc. Il cAsp
Da~~ aud La ssras.ry, Ne. ~ l.s schssl
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REM cDY!
SIR JAMES CLAREE'S
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS,

Prepared from Prescription OF Sir J. Clarke, H. D.,
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
Til. invaluable nSiieine 10 unfsllng In the cure OF
all those painful and dangerous diseases incident TO
the female constu-n. IL moderates all excess and re-
move. all obslructions, AMI brings the monthly peri
oil with regularity These pills should be used two or
three Sseks prior to eonhnemsnt they fofy the con.
,,u,On AMI lessen the suffering during labor, enabling
the mother to perform her duties with safety to hersef
anil child.
rhs.e pills should not be taken by females that are
pr, gnant during the dTst three msHihs, rs they are
sure 70 bring ON i,eaJriags but At every other time
aud in every other case they are perfectly safe.
In eases Of Nervous and spinal Afeetisn, pain In
the Back aui Limbs, Hesvine.s, falgue on Sigh; ex.
srtion PaptsIion of the Heart. Losness OF Spirits,
Mysteries, sck H. adaehe, Whites, aad all the painful
d.sa.ss Occasonsd by adisordsre system, these TIL,
gill eiec. cure when oil other means have failed, aud
although possrful remedy, does not contain iron, CAL
ousI, antimeny, or anv other mineral.
Full lres,ioss accompany each bottle. Price, In The
unl,risl.tes and Canada, One Dollar.
sols Agents Tor the United States and Canada,
I.C. BALDWIN, l. CO.,
Rochester, N. Y.
FUTILE 4 MOSES, Auburn n. Y, General Agents
NB-si,Qo aud o postage stamps enclosed To AM
authorized Ny,n will ensure bottle OF the Pills BY TO
for sale by s : sutshslI, saeoi Wa. 9. Dyer, Bid
drtOri, ami Druggists In every town IN tue oni'eO
States.
.rrat Coz NE Msrehi-iylo
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n. & m, MITCHELL.

A KENNEBUNK DEPOT give notice 10
~ all indebted 10 them, 10 call and settle
within hiriy days, AFTER which all unsettled de-
"auds will be lett with an Attorney for cOllec.
tion
Kcnnebunk Depot, Aug. l3, 1857. dw3l
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MarriaQes.

-, = 49,. - 49, - - -
/In es0~,HAug. "a, bylFev. MIR. Merrill. Mr..
Michael Psardee 10 Miss Mary Frank both Of
Bldelord.
Ia Saco, August -, by Rev. J. M. Bailey,
Cap, ]. Crediford, OF Kennebunkpon and Miss
Sarth e. Smith, OF Saco.
to MISS Frances A Walton. Aug u, Mr.. Ma.
ihanel l.. Hoyt, TO Miss Ann b Miller, both OF
B,ddeford. Mr Timothy A. Pendex,tr Of Hiram
Me, 10 Miss Maria l. Hu,sey OF North Berwick
In Elringhsm, Mr.. Roscoe @ Smith of New
Hamplun, To Miss Hsrris, P. Haines Of Parsons.
field, Name
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N HW
ROOM p APE RS

The LARGEST and BEST assostmeat Of Room
paper both Of Eaglish aud American Manufsctuss
ever offered 10 this ciiy, 81
r.I. MURPHY's PAINT AND OIL SfoAe.
H1KRfY Sf., BiDDEsoRD MI, eppesiss
z h.nnoas 0r0es'y S'oss. go,
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FOR SAIE,
AN EXCELLENT COW,

TOUR years old last prng, large sine, Of light red
color, gives good mess Of milk and Of extra quail.
ty, and Is 10 every particular, first rate Cow. I'm.
quire at this office.
Bidleforl, August IL, 1857 -
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BRIGHTON MARKET, ass. IL.

BRIGHTON MARKET, Asg. IL.
Al market 300 Beef Cattle, 2lOo Sheep, and
1000 SWINE.
Beef Cattle. We quote extra 1925 u $50 ;
frst quality s. 90 = $50; secoud q, % 7,O;
third s5,o GOA 900,
Cows and Calye. SAILS from $50 10 Sl5.
Sheep. Sales in lots from 2,5Oio $500.
Swine Al retail, fom II to l2eis.
BOSTON MARKET. Aug. II.
FLUua-Saes Of Western Superiine at 80, IS |;
Fancy, 100 SIPS extra, $3.50 ~, 70.
GRAia-Corn, Sales Of yellow Hat at 81 u95;
white at 92u 93c. Oass-Norhern at70 C; Rye,
$l,lJ.
HAY-Sales Of Eastern u, 10 II per ton.
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Doings Of the City Government.
Is BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
August IL, 1857.


Board met pursuant to adjournment
Absent, AID. Allen. Petition of Joshu'
C,adbourne and Others, for some actor
in relation 10 10 MANY Dogs running al
large, and disturbing the quiet and safety
OF the citizens. Read and referred to
Com. on Ordinances. ;. &c.
Petition OF Samuel Pillsbury and 9th
crs, for street from Main street through
Spruce street 10 Hazel street thence to
Walnut street. Read and referred TO
Com. on streets. ;. d. &C.
The order in relation TO referring the
subject of the land damage awarded to
Nath. Billings TO special Committee,
was called up by the Msyor, and on mo-
ton, the vote whereby the Board non-
concurred with the Common Council IN
It's passage was rc-considcred, and the
order was finally passed.
An order was moved by Aid. Hill, ad-
ding to the land damage awarded TO Mar
Gus Staples, for the street laid out by the
Stree; Committee, April Is, 1857, TWEEN
" dollars, and to Charles staples on
same, seven aud half dollars. Passed by
yeas and nays. n follows: YEA Bettes,
Goodwin and Hill, 3. Nay, Gowen, Fair
field and Smith, 3. The MAYOR, YEA
:. d. C.
The order introduced by Aid. Gowen,
for the discontinuancc OF the street from
Pool Road TO Amazah Emery's wharf,
was taken from the table, and refused a
passage, by yeas an nays rs follows -
Yea, Gowen d Fairfield, 2; Nay, Bettes,
Goodwin, Hill aud Smith; I.
AID. Bettcs moved the following:
Ordered, Tha; the Stree; Commission
or in ward one, be instructed to proceed
forthwith to rebuild the Bridge in the
road leading from the main Pool road to
Amaziah Emery's wharf. Passed BY
yeas aud nays. Yea, Bettes, Hill, Fair
field AMI Smith; :. Nay, Goodwin and
Gowen; 9. ). Il. C.
On motion "A Committee was appointed
10 take the proper measures TO prevent
the location OF the completed road rs no.
titled to Be laid out by the County Com
missioners, from Saco river, near the
house OF Mark Sawyer, to Joshua Hills,
in DAYTON.
IL COMMON COUNCIL.
Absent. Pratt, Berry, Wilson, Abbott,
Mason, Gould, Ford, Stafford and Dow.
Petition and other papers, from Board
Of AID, passsd in concurrence.
The order passed by the Board Of AID,
Aug. 3, directing the City Treasurer to
put thu money in the Treasury, on inter
est on the best terms he can obtain, was
refused n passage by yeas and nays, rs
follows: Yea, VIM. Burnham. ). =.
McKenuey, Whittier and Patterson III.
Nay, BicklogJ, Emery, Kendall, AnIhoin,
Person and II. II. Mckenney--6.
An order from the Board of Aldermen
according additional land damage to
Marcus Staples and Charles Staples, for
roads laid out BY the street committee,
April ls, ls57-rcad and non concurred
in its passage. Adjourned TO August
81, 1857.
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5prfial y utites.
MISS SKEELE'S SCHOOL.

The fourth term will commence in Saco, OF
Monday August 81. 3x3&
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Al Cour, OF Probate held a, N. berwick, within
aud for the County Of York, on the 6rl Tues
day in August, In th, year Of our Lord, one
thousand eight hundred and 6flyseyen, BY the
Honorable Edward Z. Bourne, Judge Of ED
Court:
CAROLINE NJ JONES, named Esecuirix ia
" a certain iustru,peot. pur sor,inv 40 br ,hs
last Will and icstanent OF Catharue Jones. Ia, of
Lebanon, in ssid Coaniy. deceased, having pr,.
senlcd the sams Zoe probate.
ORpgREp, That the said executrix give notice
10 oil persons interested by causing a COPY OF
this order 10 be published three weeks success.
lively 10 the Union and Eastern Journal, print.
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NOTICE.

v>uE suI.cnbsn have formed . co-partnenhip
Si.e,s.vs ssI Csss.sLers a. Lac, uadcs
m. firm Of AppIssos r Goodsne~. and win stissa
m III Lusiuer. appropriate to their Profession st
\. oi,ee heretofore oycap,ed By N. D. AIslEros,
~ ssr.rp. NATHAN d APPLETON.
- " JOHN Il. 0OODEN0w.
Alfred, March %. 1897. -
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Atu Cour, Of Probate held at N. Berwick, within
aud for the County OF Yoik. on the hr.i Tuesday
In August, in the year Of our Lord eighteen nun
dred and iliy-seyen. by the Honorable I'd
ward L Bourne. Judge VI said Court
- %, late III Marlborough, 10 said county, de-
ceased, having present her pciiilon iof allowance
on, Of the pcr,onsl estate ~ said deceased.
ORpEREp, That the said peiliiooer give no.
lice TO all pcrsoLs interested, by causing . copy
of this order to BE- Published three weeks sacces.
,ively. In the Uniou aud Eastern Journal, printed
81 Blddeiord, that they may appear o. PROBATE
count, 10 he held st limerick, IN said county, on
the first Tuesday OF September next, at ten VI the
clock In the forenoon, and shew cause, u any they
have, why the same should not bc allowed
% Attest, FRANCIS BAcos, Register
A true copy, Attest, FRANCIS BAoos, Register.
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Uleeratins Tuners, Seald Head,
FATAL CONSUMPTION.

Nesraisis, Piles, Caseep Tuner,
And many othe diseasss and Huness vhsn seapssts
With Serofaious condition ofthe blood
The Doctor viii sist and prescribe foS Ill psrsons vsh
Ing 10 test HE nsdkins, sho rsqusst %, and vAe srs
willing 70 reuunerats hin for the servtss 10 the sooan
charged Cor visit 81 the disancs 10 his RsCsas
Patients. The ALfERArfyR SYRUP 10 cold % ~
once Cash 81 Delivery. No Agents visAsi,
but ven aaaiidsd Physicians, and nets,san vii Asrs.
Nsds and Sold By
lyri wM. BAILEY, y. b., ssss, Ne.
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Bricks, Bricks.

THE Subscriber hssps osns antiy on had d As yasa
i 90 NE ksnnsbani rad, above Kisg's osspss, bra
q sv@y quality and kind, sheA h s ell 10 sAil o.
large iots IN salt Buyer HARDIN TAYLOR.
BSddehrd, July u, 1857. q
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NOTICE..
4 SPECIAL meeting Of the stoekholders Of the City
II Bank will he holden 1t their Banking House, IN
Biddeioni on Friday the twsnty-drst day OF august
Instant at two O'Clock In the afternoon, 20 see they
Will accept the renewal Of their charter subect 10 the
provisions Of an act ent ian sdditionAl In rea.
ton 10 Banks and Banking passed by the Legislature
Of this state al their last session. and approved April
H. 1885,; and 10 passany other vote or votes thss may
be lawfuta and necessary.
by order Of the President and Directors.
8. A. D00rilBY, Cashier.
Biddeiori, JULY "a, 1881. 81
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Al a Count OF Probate held at N. Der wick within
and Tor the county OF York. on the 6nt Tuesday
IN August, IN the year of our Lord ,igh,rru hun.
drcd aud liiy.seyen, by the Honorable III.
ward T.. Bourne, Judge Vt ssid Court.
SUSAN BUTLER, wldowof Mosss X. Butler,
- late of Lebanon, IN said county, dec-ssed,
having preseated her petition for her dover IN
SAID csla,e To be assigned aud vet out 10 her, aud
that Commissioners may be appointed lof that
purpose pursuant To law. Also, her petition FOG
an allowance out of the personal estate OF sAd
deceased.
ORDERED That tue said petitioner give notice TO
al persons interested, by causing q copy
this order 10 b. published 10 tho Uniou q
Eastern Journal, printed IN Bddelord, IN said
county, three weeks successfully, that they may
appear at Probate Court To be held at Lin.
eiics, IN SAID county, on the iirt Tuesday IN Sep.
.qnber next, AT 10 Ut ih. clock in the forenoon. and
shcw cause. " any they have, why the same
should not be allowed.
% Attest, FRANCIS BAcos, Register.
A true copy, Attest, Francis BAcos, k"g's's'.
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building Lots Tor Sale.
DUiLDINo LOTS on Factory Island cen b
ID had n reasonable prices. P0 plan Of lots 90.
ou,rr OF EDWARD r. BUkHhAN
Treasurer 3. e y. Ssviags lssihsibos. Z
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sace aud Laboratory, Ne. iti.s sehssl

sod by Tn,lrs.n ui,uia, Ssco Dr. J saw.
yer, B.Iisivcd aud ali the pr'nciPAi Drussl IN
ths STATE.
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The number present AZ the meeting,
and the spirit manifested, augurs well for
the success OF the Republican, in the
election.
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STATE OF IOWA,
Wapello County.
To william Kinder.

SIR--You are hereby notified that Thos J. Rice OF
Lee County, Iowa, has filed in the ohce of the Clerk
OF the District Court of Wapello County Iowa. petit
ton, claiming of you the OF $34S due on prom
ssory note bearing date Set 1str A. d. 1856 payable
one day after date Also, petition claiming OF you
the sum Of $256 20, account therein stated
You are, also, hereby notified that the said Thos J.
Rice has sued out writ of attachment against your
personal and real property not exempt from execution
and that the following property has been attached to-
Wit. set OF books Of accounts and lot Of from Also
the following tract of land, in Monroe County, Iowa,
to-wit 3 eA of n "a of sec IL, Township n n of r
IL west.
And you are notified that unless you appear on or
before the second day OF the Term OF the District
Court oil Wapeo County and tothe said claims
Judgment will be rendered against you for the whole
amount, with interest and costs
ns5-4s DIXON & TBRALL, Attys.
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FIFTH
ANNUAL EXHIBITION
OF THE
wAPELL0 CO. AGRICULTURAL
GETTY,
To be held September gath, goth Il 26th
] = $ y.

The Society has been re organized under a
new Constitution, pnd has adopted new Rules
and Regulations. The BOARD of Managers
have purchased new Fair Ground. consisting
of ten acres, on the Eddyville road, one mile
ana half above Ottumwa, and have contract
ed for enclosing the same with good and
sufficient fence, for digging wells, erecting
suitable buildings, &c , for the accommoda-
ton of exhibitors.
From the increased interest which has been
manifested, and the numerous subscriptions
which have been received for life member
ships. contributions, &C., the Board of Man.
ayers feel warranted in advertising a
Three Days Fair!
And in Offering TO distribute FIVE HUN
DRED DOLLARS in PREHIUMN
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Stock and articles competing for premium must be
entered In the name of the Jont.fde oscners there
W and all grain, fruit, vegetables dairy products and
domestic manufactures must have been raised, made
or caused to have been made by the exhibitors there
Of or some member of his or her family
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FENCE! FENCE!!
e :" NJ @ "glf

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TIME Undersigned have hand and offer for sale
- large stock Of Wire Fence comprising yarieus
patterns and Sizes We call attention Of all who may
be Interested In the item Of fencing to our adyer.
tsement "
For Farmers 1t Is the best possible kind OF fence that
can be used particularly In fencing or prairies where
that Is not without much labor and expense timber
androck can be obtained. IL Is the ightest cheapest
strongest and most durable iron fence that has ever
been tested besides requiring less repairing than any
other 1t has been used to great extent both in the
Eastern and Middle States and In all cases has met
with the general approval Of the public
To those who require fence for front yard or
house lot, we recommend wire fences being lust the
thing for while they possess only neatness
and durability in themselves they possess
over others, In that they disgure no landscape Oh
struct no lawn and that they enhance rather than de
stroy the symmetry and beauty Of grounds,
we take pleasure IN recommending this style of fence
70 Railway corporations and contractors generally.
feeling confident that IL the best cheapest
and most durable kind OF fences that they can use
We invite all TO cali and examine our stock
Burlington april 23-nostf
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Gblrdgo advertisements.
STATIONERY AND
BOOKS !!
A. II. b U riley & CO.,
No. 122 Lake Street.

No. lee Lake Street,
'hlCA6o.... ILLINOIS.
"oULD respectfully invite the attention of coun-
w try merchants railroad officers county Officers
and the public generally to their large and well selec-
ted stock of foreign and domestic stationery blank
books and paper of all kinds, sizes and colors Being
exclusively in the stationery business we have adyan-
tages over other houses in the west Country mer-
chants will find 1t to their interests TO leave their
ders with us instead Of paying freight from New York
R A L l. RIO AID STATIC YER ".
Our stock Of railroad stationery is very complete,
consisting OF every thing that is essential to form
complete outfit for engineers Office or table.
Whatmans drawing papers of all sizes, German and
French roll drawing, tracing cloth 80 and SO inches
wide. Fabers drawing pencils, Windsor & Newton's
and Newmans water coors, India ink, camel's hair
and sable pencils, draughting tacks, draughfting in
struments In cases and separate Instruments scales
proractors, parallel and pocket rules, &C., &C. Also,
surveyors chains and
CHEsTERMAN's METALLIC TAPES,
from 80 to 100 feet in length. Also field transit and
tion papers.
II l. A N * h o q X = I!
Every style of blank books constantly on hand, or
made in
OUR OWN BIND Derry,
Of any desired pattern to order In the most
manner at short notice.
II o h A N X Il h S!
We would particularly call the attention of bank Of
hcefs to our large assortment OF banking books and
Office stationery always on hand, or made to order
books, bill books discount books, tcklers and bank
pass books Of all sizes Among stock Of Office fur
nture can be found cash boxes, post Office boxes
boxes, bin head boxes, tin for holding different
sizes of letter. note paper and envelopes envelope
cases letter clips letter and cap board clips wire files
ink stands pencils, pencil rubber, waters and sealing
wax blotting paper, envelopes letter. cap and note
paper, cancelling files and hammers, Eyiots Eylot
machines, gold pens and eases, Burleys celebrated
fountain pens, Gotts 303 pens Mitchells pens ru-
lers and ruling pens.
ARNoLD's WRITING FLUID AND COPYING INKS,
Maynard Noyes' Fluid and Black Ink, Harrison's
Carinine Inks.
COPY ING PR E = ES!
Of all sizes and styles with books match also brush
es, oil, blotting paper, water cups, &c, &C.
HI L. LIS SEAL PR T. s r.
We have the agency for Halls celebrated Percussion
and Lever Seal Presses suitable for banks corpora
tions, notarys public We also the agents for
the Boston Hand Stamp Company; their stamps are
used by railroads. post offices, &c. with shifting dates
or numbers. Orders attended to with the utmost des-
/ patchby
A. III. Burley g. Co.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Stationery and Blank
Books,
122 Lake Street, Chicago. [ni4-1y
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Estray Notice.

NAKEN up by James Cook, on the 5th day Of July,
- 1851, at my residence, in Rchland township,
WapeAo county, Iowa. estray horse of light sor-
rel COLOR with white and blaze In the face with
several white spots left shoulder apparently
by the rubbing of collar; left hndfoot whites some
what swaybacked; about fifteen hands high and sup.
posed to he ten years old Said horse appraised al
ninety dollars JOSEPH N. CAMPBELL, Clerk
nZO-3m. by ID. Campbell Deputy. +
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Estray Notice.

VuNAkEN up by Thomas g. Fuller, living in Compe-
tine township, Wapello county, Iowa, on the 3lst
day of June, 1851 bay mare sixteen or seventeen
years Old last spring, saddle and collar marks rope
halter on her neck shod all round the fore right knee
cracked around white spot on the left hind pasture
joint some scars about the rump Said mare appraised
at thirty-f dollars.
JOSEPH N. CAMPBELL Clerk.
nzl-3m David Campbell Deputy
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Estray Notice.

TNAKEN up by Alpheus Picken, on the 25th of June
IL 1851, at my residence, in Richland township
Wapello county, Iowa, estray horse of light dap
pie iron-gray color, left hind foot white with some
harness and saddle marks on the shoulder and back
with head stall or halter Supposed TO be six
years old last spring. Said horse appraised at one
hundred and fifteen dollars.
JOSEPH NJ CAMPBELL Clerk.
n20-3m by ID. Campbell Deputy
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Estray Notice.

HVAKEN up by Adam X. Greer, on the 5th day OF Ju-
- ly, 1857, at my residence, in Richland township,
Wapello county Iowa. one estray horse of a bay col
or, with star his forehead, with left forefoot and
right hindfoot white, and lump his back supposed
to have been caused by saddle. Said horse is In poor
condition, about IA IL hands high and is supposed
be about ten years old Said horse appraised at forty
five dollars JOSEPH N. CAMPBELL Clerk,
n20-3m by ID. Campbell Deputy.
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Estray Notice.

vNAkEN up by Henry Dornsythe, on the nth day
~ OF July, A. D 1857, living In Agency Tp, wap-
last spring, both hind feet white collar marks on both
shoulders, knee sprung spots in the forehead snip on
the nose Appraised at twenty dollars.
J. N. CAMPBELL, Crk.
july 70, oi-zS3m by ID. CAMPBELL, Dep'y
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EsfraY Notice.

TVAKEN up by John w. Brandenburgii. Living in
II Center Tp, WapellO County, Iowa, on the it'll
day Of July, 1887 dark iron grey horse supposed
TO be five years old last spring, with SPAWN on hi.
near hind leg -
said horse appraise at seventy-five dollars
July "a, '57-22-3m by ID. CAMpsgIL. Den,y
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Estray Notice.

VNAkEN up by Mathew Carter, living in Adams
- township, Wapelo county, Iowa, on the nth day
OF july lS51 one bay mare supposed to be fourteen
or fifteen years old left eye out main and forese cut
o white spot on her left wether fifteen hands high
Said mare appraised at thirty dollars.
JOSEPH N. CAMPBELL, Clerk,
mzl-Sm by ID. Campbell Deputy.