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CERTIFICATE Of Capt. 81. Clair IHomasson, Of Tie
Steamer Magnolia.
New Orleans, Dec 2, 1851.
Having painted the hurricane deck the passenger
Magnolia, under my command, with the BRIDGEWATER
PAINT Cheertuly recommend for its npervous qualities
and have no hesitation pronOncing SUPERIOR in my judy
ment any mineral paint before the public believe
certain protection against the effects sparks cines 1t
has also proved entirely waterproof my decks after three
months use. (Signed) ST. G. THOMASSON.
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Certificate Of Capt. r. Tucker, Of ship Helen
1TcftU,r

New Orleans, March 20, 1856
tested the Bridgewater Paint for which G G. Bogert
Il Go. agents. in various my ship for the
years. and have found in every superior paint
have II is in my opinion invaluable durable
and protective substance, and
ships use in preference any other.
(SignedJ R. TUCKER,
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Certificate of IL. 8. Alexander, of the United
States Military Academy.

,,-.- :, ~, m, " > MI1IhIY AcNdthy, Jhn 20 1S52.
buildings under my at West Point and cheefuy
4ah ~ 70 It's and cheapness In FUTURE
B. s. ALEXANDER. Lit. Eng, U. s. A.
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"Friend Jones, Richmond, Va,
1 am here floating on Zephyr, and as happy as
clam at high tide. Yours respectfully,
James Simpkins."
The unsupported operator took the message, which
cost some forty cents for transmission Mr. Simpkins
Withdrew from his purse ten dollar note, received
and departed. The note was soon afterwards found
to be counterfeit
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,,...., ~. 49,, West Point Dec. II, 1871
under my charge ut West Point
amx have hesitationin adding testimony
have used ~ 'o'JS q SNJTU
Lieut.. and Quarter Master H. g. Mi 1 feadsnv
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EslYaY Notice.

TTyANEN Up by Nathaniel L. Johnson living In
u Columbia township, wapello county, love-. on
the LIST day Of January 1857 estray CATTLE described
as follows One pided brndle white steer with large
bell on marked crop In the right and allowfork
In the left and very old Two red and white pded
steers has swallow fork in the left ear the other
swsllowfork and underbit In the right car. One red
lined hack steer, With crop and slit In the left ear
One brine and white steer pded, with swallcw.fcrk
steer, with crop and underbit In the right ear. One
dark red without any marks brands perceiva
ble all supposed to be three old past and valued
at $l17,
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Esfray Notice.

DE Il remembered that on the 9th day Of March,
IOlS57, l. David II. Micheal, resident and freehold
der of Green Township in said county, took up an
esray pale red Steer with white face and belly white
spot the back ofthe neck the bush Of the tail white
also red around the eyes, left horn knocked down, left
partly frozen underbit out of the right ear sup
posed to be five years old and had bell The said
steer appraised at thrty-fve dollars.
- IS J. N. CAMPBELL, Clerk
No 133m by d. Campbell, Deputy.
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The MAHoMET OF UrAH.--Mr Brigham
Young's prospects are by no means Asttering.
His hot-bed Of intamy and corruption is at
last to e.overhauled. The false prophet who,
with reckless daring, has braved all hints at
determination, stands an uncommonly good
chance Of finding his power suddenly VANISH
ing, his followers flying in wild CONSERVATION,
and his temples dashed to the earth. An or
der has recently issued from the war depart
nent Withdrawing Gen. Harvey from the scene
OF the Indian war il Florida, and directing him
to proceed 10 Fort Leavenworth, there to await
special Instructions. The government, has de-
tsrnined upon grand concerted rally on Brig
ham Young and his nest Of pollution. Gen.
Harvey is the man for the emergency. He
has given convincing proof of his iron viii and
indoInitable energy and boldness, and is lion
whom Brigham Young viii find it dangerous
to beard. The immense and fearful delusion
Of Mornonisn has spread with rapidity we'll
calculated to awaken most serious apprehen-
sions. Utah is foul blot on the face Of our
country, q reproach to our soil. There is an
absurd and failacious idea embraced by GER
tain persons, that great evils, il left to them
selves and entirely unmoiested. will die out
aud disappear in time All history declares
TO the contrary. We may not perceive, Far
OF from the actual field. the spread of the
damning doctrines Of the wild Governor of
Utah; but no less surely and silently are the
apostles Of this mad delusion sowing the seed
which may expand into harvest Of blis hting
fruit. We sincerely trust that Gen. Harney.s
Instructions may Be Of no very pacific char
acter. -f PHILADELPHIA Journal.
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Es1caY NOticc.

TVAKEN up BY T. =. Ogden, living in Columbia Tp.,
wapello county Iowa, one estray steer, described
follows dark red, years old last spring. swallow
fork the right ear white in the forehead awhile
spot the right shoulder, white along the belly
white each foot half Of the tail white white
the rump, and carries hal-yoke on his neck The
said steer appraised at IS dollars.
j. N. CAMPBELL, Clerk, -
no-13-3m by d. Campbell Dep'y.
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HyAKEN up by Spencer Wiley, at his residence in
u Washington Tb.. WGpello county, Iowa, on the
18th April 1851 estray colt Of the following
descriptions: A light clay bank, with dark and
tail, about IA hands HIGH other marks brands
perceivabe, supposed to be about years old this
summer
Appraised at $780, IN. CAMPBELL. Crk,
no 1e3m by D. Campbell, Dep'y.
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Estray Notice.

I'm this day, personally came before me, Joseph r..
Owens, who being duly upon his oath say $
that the 10Th day OF February 1851, he took up
Estray his Plantation in said county, Steer
which he supposes TO be two years old last spring,
marks white and black spotted. Said steer appraised
1T SIS dollars. JOSEPH N. CAMPBELL Clerk,
E by David Campbell, Deputy.
Ottumva april l6 1S4i-no s-Sm
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TAKEN UP by Jacob Basinrer, living
i in Columbia Townsl ip, Wapello County,
Iowa. on the 10th Of Dec 1885, esray steer brndle
color white face and belly bush Of the tail white four
old last spring. cross OF each ear and appraised
at $500 j. n. CAMPBELL, Clerk.
y (ltt,imwa Ian Q1 --n4s-2m 49,
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"Nor AZ WILL, But AS Thou WiLr--
"A lady who had long been professor of re
ligion, and apparently consistent Christian,
was afflicted BY the alarming illness OF dar-
ling and promising child, then about three
years Of age. Her heart rebeIled at this trial,
and she wept in bitterness Of spirit, saying
81 canI OF give up this precious son. My child
must not die" Her friends demonstrated with
her, exhorted her to exercise a submissive
spirit. Her pastor expostulated with her, but
her only reply was--"I know God has right
to do as he pleases, but the prayer of filth
shail save the sick. Oh, pray for his l.fs."--
"Shall not add, il it be the will of God2"
said the minister. 1T is His will" she re-
joined; ''do pray that he may live." The
clergyman offered fervent prayer, not only
for the life Of the boy, but that the mother
might acquiesce in the result Of the sickness,
whether it should be life or death.
The child lived, but his disease, which was
dropsy on the brain, never left him. He be-
came deformed anu helpless idiot, snd was
for years living grief TO his mother. At The
age Of seventeen he was in mercy taken away
from the pains Of earth, but not before his
mother had learned from the heart to saw
"Thy will be cone.'
Another parent had similar trial Of his
faith. His youngest boy, . lovely child, was
attacked by scarlet fever, aud there seemed
no probability that he would recover. The
father, who was man of great tenderness,
and peculiarly attached TO this interesting
child, gathered his family around the little
sufferer, and while his heart was almost burst
Ing with solicitude, in prayer consecrated him
afresh TO bis Heavenly Father. He commit
ted the child to his care, to be disposed OF as
seemed good in his sight; but he entreated
that IL it could be consistent with his will, the
child might live and become minister of
Christ.
For weeks the object at anxiety and inter-
est to all The family seemed hanging between
life and death, and for weeks the same petit.
tons were offered up in the same childiike
spirit. The prayer was heard and answered
The boy was restored to health, and the father
lives to see his son a beloved and useful
preacher of the gospel; and they sing togethe
Of the loving kindness Of Him who hears and
answers the prayers Of faith and submission
-lAnerican Messenger.
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1Fnvy's memory" says John Foster, ssis no.
thing but row Of hooks to hand up gr',dges
on" Some peoples sensibiIt,es are mere
bundle Of ssersioss, constantly employed in
countings the thing and rersons they easrot
bear.
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Estray Notice.

UVAKES up by Jane Weir, living in Agency Town
II ship Wapeio county, lows, on the 18th day Of
April 1851, one light gray mare blind in the left eye
seven years old this spring, and jifurt, other
marks or brand perceiyabe. Appraised at forty two
dollars. J. N. CAMPBELL CrK
l0-3m by d. Campbell, Dep'y
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Estray Nasicc

FEykKEN up by Luna n. Mendenhall, living In Polk
\ Township, Wap.lo eoauty iowa, ON the 18TH day
OF March, 1867, One brown mouse coiored Mule, two
years old last SPRING branded on the left hip with the
letter " and the hind leg, about hall
way between the pastern and hook joints; fourteen
hands, one Inch and half high, and appraised at %
dollars. E3tf j. N. CAMPBELL, OK. i
ottumwa March, q, no14-3m
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miscellaneous.
Amy's Cruelty.

Amy,s Cruelty.
ny MRs. ELIZABETH b. BROWNING.
"Fair Amy. Of the terraced house,
Assist me to discover
Why You, who would not hurt mouse,
Would torture so your lover.
You give vour coffee 10 the cat,
You stroke the dog for coming,
And all your face grows kinder at
The little brown bees humming.
Bot when he hannts your door Lthe town
Marks coming and marks going,)
You SCENT to have stitched your eyel.ds down
To that long piece Of sewing.
You never give lsok-no. yoa,
Nor drop him good morning,
To keep his long day warm and blue
30 frettsd by your scorning."
she shook Ter head--"The mouse ana bee
For crumb OF flower will linger
The dog is happy at nv knee,
The cat puts at my finger.
But HE-to HIM the least thing given
Means great things at distance;
He wants my world, my sun. my heaven,
Soul, body, whole existence.
They cay Love gives a. well as takes;
But Pm simple maiden;
NV mothers first smile when she wskes
still have smiled and prayed la.
] only know my mothers love,
Which gives all and asks nothing;
And this new loving sets the groove
Too much the way of oathing.
Unless he gives me all in change,
forfeit all things by him;
The risk is terrible and strange
tremble, doubt, deny him.
He's sweetest friend or hardest foe,
Best angel or worst devil;
either hate, or love him so
Icant be merely civil.
You trust woman who puts forth
Her blossoms thick as summers?
You think she dreams what love IL worth
Who casts il to new corners?
Such loves cowslip ball to fling
A moments pretty pastime.
give-myself, If anything,
The first time and the last time.
And neighbor Of the trellised house,
A man should murmnr never,
Though treated worse than dog or mouse,
Till dotted on forever"
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Estray Notice.

TIyAKEN up by George w. Brooks, living in Wash
u ington Township, Wapello county, Iowa, on the
l4th April 1851 estray horse of the following des-
cription: dark bay, black name and tail, little
white in the forehead, some marked with harness,
little lame In the right hind leg is about fifteen hands
high, supposed to be 3years old this season, and ap-
praised at SIS. j. N Campbell,
no 10-3m Clerk
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Esfrap Notices.
~~~-
Estray Notice.

UyAKEN up by Vim. str;ekln living In Washington
u Township. Wapelo county, Iowa, on the 4,h day
Of March, A. u. lsJ1, black mare, fourteen years
old this spring; some white each hind foot; Collar
'sarks aud white snip the nose; and about 10 IL
Ia ntis high Said mare appraised at twenty-Sevep
dollars. JOSEPH y. CANPEELL, Clerk,
No Ig---.m David L ap,pbell Deputy.
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E.lray Notice.

UVAKEN Z II BY Abner. Overman, living In Co.
il lumba township, Wapelio County, Iowa, Dec 3D.,
1885, estray mare, described follows: yellow,
dun color with black mane tail and legs, white spot
in the forehead IL years old IS 2 hands high and
praised at SIS, co. j. N. CAMPBELL, Clerk.
Z Ottumwa, Jan. %, 1S57-n4S-Sm.
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Estray Notice.

VA MEN VI DY JOStPH NdIsFVH. Ui MT
i ans Township. Wapello County. Iowa,
the first day Of January, 1857 two estray steers OF
red color, years old past-one unmarked, with .
white face and broad horns the other marked with
swaowork in each ear, crumpy horns, and appraised
at $500 FEB. 5-3m J. N. CAMPBELL elk.
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This remedy is TO be used externally. taken Inter.
nally for all Pains, Aches and Inhrmiiies In few
MINUTES il stops the most torturing pains, subdues all
iniamations and the worst Of Rheumatism,
Luinbago, Gout, Paralysis, Neuraigia, Toothache.
Burns Sprans, Stratus &c. IL restores the Lame, Stin
II is hk swise Certain ure and Preventive for Fever
and Ague Scarlet fever. Smallpox, Group, Hoarsencss,
Colds and Influenza. Whenever you feel any unplras-
ant or painful symptoms, take dose Of RAnwArs
READY RELIEF apply it to the parts where the pain
is heated in short tine you viii enjoy and com
fort 4ssss..ysg
Bear In mind, there Is no pain so severe but that
RApwAy's REsDY RELIEF viii STOP and no system 20
crippled with Infrpites but that tbe X. X. T. Acme
dies v i'll restore 10 sound and vigorous he alth.
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RADwAY's KEGuLAToRs.
.arv of th.se wonderf,,l pflis 40 klishpn I

The discovery of these wonderful Pills establishes
era in pprgatives and new principle In the eci.
pains sickness stsomaeb Is experienced; they ope-
rate naturally leaving the bowels liver and other
gans in natural and healthy condition.
They insure those who take them, good appetite and
healthy digestion.
Each fi that is taken, gives life 70 the blood;
they purify IL cleanse IT, take from it all impure depos
its, Sid eqnalizes ito circulation;
One or two doses OF RAbwAr's REGrLAronss will en-
tirely remove all distressing symptoms Of Dyspepsia,
Jaundce Nervousness, Indigestion Costiveness Liver
Complaint, Biliousness, Melancholy, and viii cure all
troubled with Irregularities weakening discharges.
may rely upon prompt cure aud regular periods.
PlcrrRx oy ir,LrY AND BEAUTY. ~
A few doses of R,DwAY's REGuLaTaRs viii insSfs
clear fair pure and healthy skin and rosy COMPLEX
ion. They give to those troubled with weak. dull yel
low eyes, clear and brilliant appearance. RADwAysa
PLs give natural beauty to the face. eyes and head
and the use of the Ready Relief washer Tor the
teeth and aromatic for the BREATH will chanGefhe
disgusting foul breath to sweetness, and The k>
One TO ten of RaDwAy's REGuLAroRs is dose; they
never do injury, but will always do good. asesia
RADwAi's REsovArlSa kssoLvEyT
Cures Iinmors, Salt Hbeum, Scrofalx uceFs Nodes,
Tumors Fever Sores skin Eruptions. pletches, bron.
chitis, dyspepsia, Gout Dropsy, syPhius. venereat
diseases either inherited by hereditary transmission,
or inoculated by exposure or otherwise.
There is remedy In the world that win work such
rSr. 1t changes the whole human body -sepyodures
new and healthy blood
BLsEDiNG FROM THE LUSos-RADwAY's RrxovArIso
REsoLyENr wii In few minutes, check hemorrhags
from the lungs throat In cases where the patient
coughs up cios Of blood pus streaked with blood.
RADwAy's REsoLvENT will soon remove the difficulty.
SARAH HAAnosD, Of No. 1885 East S2d-stssst, had .
bad cough for two years; she coughed up sometimes
half pint Of blood during the night She vs. curedis
seven days by the Relief aud kesolyeut.
A SoRE LEG FOR Fl YEa RS. Cured In three weekly
Railways Relief Mr.. T. IL. KiLGo, meFchant OIL high
standing In Dahlonega Ca, says: '.Thsts gentasman
that resisted every kind Of trexment vas saec1uay
cured in three weeks by RADwAys Ready Rslisf. Pc
solvent and Regulators"
RADwAY's READY REMEpIEs are sold By Druggists ~.
erywhere. RADwAY . CO., ies tulssa stsssk
These Remsdies are for sale by WR y 1lsnsndssG
y Feb. 5, ls57--nh ~ $3.50 .s -s.ss.
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- RUILDING MATERNAL sssox
4 Mi The lots to build for ssls IN the CRY 81
IA ottumwa plenty Of rock, sand. wster ard ~ hus
on the premises. JOHN CRANE.
Feb. 2662-d 3i~k 50 s1sa
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BLANKS.
E9JAyK NOTES and other Blanis lust print.
- Ell, ai,i fss sale q this ofBce. 80
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STONE CUTTING.

TyNHE subscriber would announce to the citizens Of
ii Ottu,nwa and Wapsllo county, that he will be
able hereafter TO furnish good quality Of Lime
Stone for caps si!s and other stone work for houses
cut ready for use, be obtained here in the
west, and at Abe lowest rates Workmanship guaran.
teed 70 he r good AZ can be done In Keokuk or st.
Louis. Persons from distance be accominodat
with cue stonc OF common for battling stone segf
0ttuIaya :, March yG-nol5iy - Nm. MALONE
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GEORGE HOLLAND.

ID RESPECTFULLY announces tina. he =.
~ viii carry on the Tailoring Business in all III
Its various branches. Having had several years "A
experience In the business, he feels confident he VOC
can give every one It," His shop Is ON the ground
door, two doors below the Henry House.
Cutting done the shortest notice and at
prices. Aug. rs. nzS-iv
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can rely on finding COM
I pIete assortment At all times, 40 we have
made arrangements at Chicago TO ship daily
by ra lroad The superiority Of Chicago
lumber over rsfled. is acknowledged by all
who have used it.. Yard.-C Corner Of Third
and Market Sta, on Railioad, opposite the
Hawkeve Mills. Nov. 27-na9iy.
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BREAKERS AHEADt

XXTE have waited with clemency from one 10 four
w years for small dues, which need and
must have. Now are csmpsiied to resort to more
eficacions remedy therefore, all persons indebted to
Essthan In Ottumws.
January &c n4s-,s
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TUVAKE S pleasure in announcing TO the citizens of
0ttumwa and vicinity, that he has red his u !.
EaCE up stairs above Streets Store, where he will
be found ready TO attend to call In his line
except when absent professional business. He re-
specially solieiis share Of the public patronage.
April 3, lS56--I7
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Me6ifaL

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-From De-
eeuber 1857 frxns Win ChsmbersS- s.stion |"
tcsioup; Exrress szAhs $50 Q and 4i5 N AosnJ
Passenger Trssn II sc m fos sing sing m tof L'sSa
Pesk sk and Sing Sing Trains stop ss TIE v
st.tena fss.aeeu taken chsmbs Chnsopher go
:. - IA Alsspy 4 ssa ID = . nd ssd e:ieS1
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IN COMPANY-PROPOSAL5 for q LOAN-In order TO
fund floating debt Of this Company amounting TO nearly
$50 Geo. Mortgage Bonds the extent Of
million dollars has been decided By the Bosid OF Directors
the best of redeemns the Company fom the smba
under which abors by reason of the high rates OF
interest paid upon this debt
Subscriptions accordingly invited rom all holders Of the
securities and stock this npspy for the purchase " the
boncs thus be Issued redeesoe In ten aud bearing
per cent interest, paysble semi annually
To give 70 the holders unsecured bonds and o1tstandns
extension certificates the preference in this lean
though solicited from ALL will take precedence in the o1wir
order:
First Preferences: To the holders the unsecured Bonds
Of the Company redeemabe In 1883 1885, 1884, 1867 sui 1879
Second To the holders Of outstanding Extension Cericses
Third: To the holders OF Preferred Stock. Z
Payments be made ows: ty cent la cash. and
rxty the sb unsecured bonds
s1reuion certificates preferred stock time before the
18TH o January Any of the liabilities sceeptance
OF the Company which due and constituting part Of the
fosting debt, TO be received as cash.
These bonds will be secured by mortgage on the whole
its franchises and rolling stock subject % the first
and second mortgages already sven but the moz" neren
provided for will be first lien extension csrtiestes TO
the Of million Eve hundred fnd twenty four thou
from Dover Chsthsrn which ceifstes hypoth
security for the floating debt 20 be redeemed BY
the proceeds Of this loan.
As security the purchasers Of the new bonds
Intended $4,000 shall be g.. aside provided that
suz canned AID above and INTEREST," and
poyed puhste In the each the bonds of this
sue-such bonds purchased TO be immediately Cancelled
Persons wishing 10 subscribe 10 this loan OF who are ner
este the bonds Of the Company referred the
Company Office No. IS Prest where COMMITTEES OF the
Directors will be in attendance daily from IL TO M 10 give
al required information respecting the terms OF the loan and
10. condition Of the Company - ,x - ,
By order Of the Board ALLAN ELL frendens.
l. 1851.
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90 mbom il mag Qcnreru.

A BLUE-EYED, tffec6cuate anise'e' edu-
"A esee pisse5 Lazy, undeT thirty sneetsy vi,h
irg a AND cultivated tesry mat COhPANioN wnins
ard abe 20 mske Der u happy ard hc,oat pess scores
ios ,vseI DwI6Hf LstSIA saw York Peat 0ses.
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Sales bp Aulti1u.

A UCTION SALE OF 26O BUSINESS LOIS
at the Oshkosh Hotel In OSHKOSH TUESDAY tie a. =
F,bsry next r centr, situated LOTS In tia. cty ser
prsus 100 feet vslus5e front on the yox Dr.
sny In the city and lots 10 its im mediate vicinity rxsss ns
quarter balance cash Mortgage one tive .oS tsr,
Years Of u pei cent, For further particulars inquire N g0
H. READ OF JOSEPH II. OSBORN, At eshto.a. o. Toe sak
scrib.r at Buffalo. JOS srRiN0HAM
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furWiture.

ENAMELED CHAMBER FURNITURE
II sae beautiful styles Of ensme.sd s,Gd and
grsn.d CHAMBER FURNITURE. Hossekeep.p In want Of
the.e ohesp hshoaas ssyss Of Bedroom Furniture VII
ha3 eosiys asso-.usr. Of H. p FARRlS0rONs Ware
roons. No So Csos, ssposs " ssstes 81. Nov Yea