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dEGEHiaH Esara.FH.
liaSEE 4'LoWER.
Recorded i2lh 10Th Mo, 1888.
.leelIan Of 60 qlr.as..rer,

The re-eIrciioa Of Il. s. MAGeAw, Esq, as
State Treasurer, on Wednesday last, was we'll
earned mark Of confd-ace. Without any dis
ParaErmrnt 70 bis predecessors, we NAV remark, ,
IN simPl~ justice II the present worthy incum-
bent, that ihe Office has never been in allgf
hands, OF its duties more iaDhlu,lY attended 10.
Iae apprrhensioas enfeHained by many Demo-
Gratis that The same tathl-ssness to duty and
principle ~hich was exhibited by some mpm-
bers Of the legislature in the election Of United
States Senator, would be shova again il the
eIrctlna Of STATE Treasurer, happily proved TO
be Hnioundtd, and Col MAenAw received eye
~ Democratic vote which was cast, Nh JAN
hlNs, who did not vote, having paired OF with
Alr. NIcaoLs The hames Of msm5ors, as tisy
voted, will b. found iaour regular Legislative
proceedings. Col. MAcrAw received sixlv
eight votes, and JAroB Dock, The opposition
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MOULD announce to The public that they
baye just received aad oprurd the most extern
size assortment; OF Hardware and House Fur
nishing articles ever brought 10 Bediogd, to
which they inrite the attention al purchasers.
lheir stock Is cun.priSrd oi 50 goat variety.
HAT IL is impossible 10 TANK oi enumrra,ias ,ae
articles 10 newspaper advertise meaj. 1t al
vino "an. a good article, aia snail pgobi, cajl
on RS aat Iia-y can BE- grauGrd.
Earca -. 1891.
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Bedford County, S.

At an Orphans Court held a Bedford IN and
for the county Of Bedford the 9th day OF Februa-
ry A d 1851 before the Judges OF the said Court
On motion of A. KING, ESQ. the Court grant rnle
upon the heirs aud legal representatives OF William
Anderson late OF Bread Top Township deceased, 10
Wit: Susan iatermuTried with Christian Broatstone,
Wealthy ntermarried with Iemmel Evans, slas
Anderson, Lewis Anderson, Amy Anderson, Matilda
Anderson, a minor, all residing IN Bed!oId County,
Ruth intermarrisd with Andrew ]. Dunlap o; Hun
tmgdon Couoty Pennsylvania and Isabella iuteFmar-
ried with Geo. VI. Shreeves Of Fulton County, Iii-
nois, TO be and appear a; an Orphans Court 10 De
held at Bedford in and FOR said County on the Isl
Monday lth day OF May next 10 accept or refuse 10
take the Real Estate ol said William Anderson de-
ceased at the valuation which has been valued ana
appraised in pursuance Of writ Of partition or Eai-
nation issued out Of the Orphans Court Of bedeFd
County and TO he Sheriff Of said County directed or
show cause why the shouldn't be sold by oFaef
of the said Court.
-, In testimony Whereof have herennto ser
l.. $. my hand. and affixed the seal OF SAID court
- at Bedford, the 9th day Of Feb A. d. !S'''
Attest D. WASnABAUGH
HUGH MOORE, Sheriff. Clerk
March %, 1877.
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.Hr. .4tea's Glass IN Grograpty will sive q
Puttic Exhibition, ILLUSTRATIVE Of the mode Of
teaching that scrence from Outline Maps,l on
Satzrdey eceH3ng next, 2lst inst, al 81 o.
oioct, 70 which the public are respectfully IN
Nitcd
\. 3. Teache5s, Directors, Editors, and all
others Interested 10 Education, are especially
invited 10 be- present.
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e. The following Ticket selected b. the De-
uccracy Of the Borongh @. Bedford, at their meeting
on last Monday evening, 10 be vot~d ior At the eec
ton which takes place Friday the 29h iast.-it
is composed of our best citizens and Will, trust,
receive the vote not only Of every Democrat IN the
Borough, but Of many who have not hitherto voted
with Us. Without wishing to reflect hasshly upon
any body, duty requires say that the affairs OF
the Borough, under our present rulers IS IN most
deplorabIe condition. Although thousands o. dollars
have been collected CT the taxpayers Of this Boro'
within lew year, past, the public have not been
permitted to know what has become of the money.
no statement whatever has been published since the
heavy expenditures commenced. Look, too at the
condition OF things as they really exist. One street
cut down ike canal, without any apparent object
in view and another filled up with the loose clay
ken therefrom, tbe great annoyance Of all in the
neighboFhooi. This s.improvemrat has made sad
wreck OF Mr. Vondersmih's Faling fence, and will
cause Mr. Brown TO erect steps 70 get upinto his
yard. Both properties have sustained large damage,
whilst uo one has been benefited. The whole thing
IS burlesGue and nuisance, and this is the most IA
vorabe construction that can attach to the enter
prze-and there Is telling how much more this
folly viii cost unless the cizsns change Their bo-
rough officers. The taxes have been so enormous
lately, that owners Of property have found It iuds
peasaby necessary increase the rent, that al!
glasses are interested is ''change." After all the
money expended Tor water, our hydrauts were dry
during the entire winter, whilst the reservoir had
abundant supply for the whole town, going TO waste.
This another ol the fruits oi the beautiful inn
provement alluded 10. This Ticket is pledged to re-
form. Vote for il and protect your own interests;
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arr of this body TIE courtesy ard ire,arl;at,,,
"hich are cue 10 the representatives. of ea,sl
States. i''i
SnocNINe RAILROAD AcclpaNr.-Two Ne,
klLGp.-0n "Wednesday evening. a.ao, F.,r
past SIX o'clock, serious accident occurred :,
faliitzen station, on The Cenlra! Railroad -
th- EgigTant train running wesiuara. The t,s;n
e9aS >tagdiag a. lie station, WHEN l5eieht ,ra;,.
following ran iato and demolished the hiad,,-
damaging several others. Two rn.igrart rs.
sraerrS "rrr Killed instantly, two others hat
limbs broken, while quite number were nor,
Tor less injured. Physicians wf4e~immedia,eI,.
sEmno#'d hY telegraph, aud -egerylhinq vas
done TOR tiie comfort aa4 ffief Of ,lte vog6a-f
Ihr Collision witch has huS resulted ia ia.
loss Oft fi- lives Of two (Terhaps three or fopfl .
man bpiitgs iSrvdenty, tie result Of carrgessbe,.
% titr part Of somebody.
~ i is singular fact that tie two T-n5t -
States Senators from Pennsylvania. the prbsAr,
Speaker, Cl,-rk and A>sistan, Clerk oFlha Hon.
int lrfh Of loe Senate, the Democratic caadi-
dates ior Governor, Canal Commi.>ion4r aol S.
thr~me Jodsr, are all practical printers.
HEALrH or rne PaEslDexT.-Dr. Foltz f.
! 5. the Presidents physician, VINO accoarap-
led hm 70 Washington ii is stated, returned IN
Saturday last 70 bis post at PaiL1d~pha, 3Ir. Ba-
chanaa having quite recovered.
ReAcTIoz.- The Democratic gaia in .I.l-.--
/ son county, N. y, since Lass ial}. il f6ga. q
/ BY the vote for supervisors. 10 Onp!,ia county
5i2tleson's district, there vas an.a8rity ap,;a.f
I tar Democrats last taii Of 4771. Now ,a-re i
+ p Democratic rus.,srss,. y,I
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HEALru or rHg PaEsIDExr.- Folty +.
). p the Presidents physician, VINO accoaran-
ned him 70 Washington, il IS stated, returned IN
Saturday last 70 his post at philadelphia, Mr. Ba-
chaaan having quite recovered.
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NETCHAM's MOWER and COMBINED

IN MOWER aud REAPEK for ISo1;-Fhu ccIssTated ma
chine has been much improved for the harvest OF 1851 and 10
warranted be much superior 20 ever made and 20 cut
fop 10 Is rsn with ease Of dfaGsa per
DAY IL very simple machine strong and durable, sd
made Of wrought with Eager bss and Win ne
greet improvements made this year ell more than suss.n h
srcsdy dcservedy high reputation The combined maehns
"a syrs,sed a. 20 the Of the farmer in ts mphciy
au,hnny ease q drsugh, and efficiency. The Prise OF tho
Mover sie and Of the ConbiRsd Machine 100 81 bsiso
(frsisbt to Be sddod)
KErCHUMs PATENrs have been infinscd by sundry pss
sod perhaps In some Sas' rnistennonsy ana me
Xs,Thus Psteut viii always De furnished aud oihes IN
su BY addressing the nad.S.shed When rs'en
No ss.gla " .a8ses,-Bufslo April lSI
r. L. HOWARD. Bsd.s n 7.
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S0l HORSES WANTED--In exchange for
s)OO COUNTY RIGHTS for the Best snd Cheapest
LABOR-SAVING MACHINE ever offered to the Farmers
80 per cent profit; risk demand unlimited; 100 900 will be
sold This a chance seldom offered for safe
paying business in county which will pay without fur
Their from 900 TO $4,000 in sill farming
counties Liberal prices will be allowed for Horses they
wanted immediately Full particulars be had BY addressing
the AMERICAN COMPANY Box l52 Tribune Office, N. T.
&I0M If you want to SELL your
RlU,UIUU. Store Hotel. Saloon, Mandatory, Pa:
tent Right If you wish PARTNER, in any kind Of
business accomplish il by calling the Subscribers
Houses Lots Farms aud ali kinds Of Real EAste sold aud
exchanged. Loans effected, &c.
N B.-No Commission charged unless the business Is &C.
cou1is1led WHEELER Il Co,
No. 334 Broadway, Room H.
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CITY IssPEcToR's DEPARTMENT,
NEW-YORk, May |, 1851. !

NEw-fORk, May !, lD')
NOTICE.-Having, in pursuance Of the prOvis
~ ions of She Amended Charter assumed the duties hereto
fore deyOyng upon the Bureau OF Cleaning and the
Of Markets" In the department Of Streets and
Lamps notice Is hereby given that the arrange
mcnts prompt gathering and removal Of ashes
garbage can completed the wards notice will be
published crOn viii be made BY the officers OF
this Department TO the enforcement OF the following ex
tracts from the Cooperation Ordinances:
ASHES AND GARBAGE NOTICE.
ORDINANCES RELATION TO ASHES AND GARBAGE
Extract from Ordinance passed MAG g, 1889
"SECTIoN No person persons shall throw, cast ~
any ashes oa vegetables garbage, dross. cnders shes
straw shavRs dirt filth rubbish Of any kind whatever In
any street lane alley public place in the City OF New York
cedns section shall be- sud hereby declared to be- INSIDE
mcsnor and shall he punishable by FINE of not less than
than TO- or by imprisonment in the City Prison for
term Of not less than than hve days"
Extract from Ordinance passed May lSis
"Ssc a. No person shall throw. suffer into
any street lane alley Of the City Of New York from his
impure, offensive nosome any substance thing
in liquid flowing state under the penalty Of so for each
ofepse.
SEc 49, No person shall convey or deposit, or cause per
init 10 be conveyed into any street drain in the
City of New Yok any swil other vegetable fluid sub
stance, under the penalty Of $50 for each oaense"
Carts will pass through the streets every day SHHays
ceped) to collect and remove all ashes garbage Sc from The
streets and the penalties Of the law will b. strictly enforced
against pesons violating the provisions Of the foregoing
tracts of the Corporation Ordinances.
Notice will be Of the approach II the ash and garbage
carts by ringing bell.
Complaint Of neglect 10 provide sufficient and regularly
TO collect above should BE- made 70 the City Inspector At the
Office No. | Centre.st.
The attention Police called above ordinances
Many Vioson daily the present
time by persons placing rubbish upos tn streets from cellars
yards and especially from buildings which repaired OF
altered. II required that such rubbish shall b. immediately
placed in removed violations of the ordinance by
placing such rubbish in the street will be strictly Prosecuted
for the Of the penalty arising from such violation
GEORGE w. MORTON, City Inspector
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q AOA ACRES Of LAND, with BLAST
O,SUyO FURNACE and FLouRING MILL, FIVE

O,ON(O FURNACE and ELouRING MILL. FIVE
MILES from the CITY of BALTIMORE.
The UNDERSIGNED agent for the Curtis Creek Mining Fur
Manufacturing Company offers this tract for sae
II Is situated Curtis Creek tive
miles Baltimore by land and nine miles by water
The LAND 10 admirably adapted 20 MARKET CAMDEN
ING and similar TO the neighborng farms of Mess Crom
well Lnthcum Stewart and Others from which large supple.
ut and vegetables annually sent TO Phsdelphs and
New. York and large profits realized tncrefIom -
Parts Of the well wooded with PINE and CHEST
NUT TIMBER which be shipped from the Furnace wharf
IN vessels drawing ten feet water. .
The WATER-POWER is unfsing the fall q feet capable
Of trimming with sir pairs Of BurT and the Bast Funscs
STORE, SrABLING, KILNS &c, erected near tbs
Ore be delivered from noshborns bsnks by
the Furnace door And Anthracite coal be landed
there at Baltimore prices or less.
The quantity Of Wood In the vicinity renders the
location mor desirable for charcoal furnace.
The Furnace with wsterpowcr and S9 acres OF land a.
tscbed will IL required be sold leased favorable terms
parties purchasing the whole tract the charter Of the Com
pany could be transferred II is Of the most liberia char
ters ever granted by the State.
This large property in the vicinity Of so large city prom
s become dinghy valuable in the Of few
years and presents excellent opportunity for speculation to
asts who b. able TO bring properly Into market
1t is offered at low price and on .stisfatory terms
Apply to j. A. WESTON,
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Chances for Dnsiness Ellen.

A FINE CHANCE IN BUSINESS.-FOr
IA SALE . iNTING-OFfICE in q highly -fourishing
country the part Of Massachusetts Connected
with the Office well established and profitable Weekly Pa
per and large II Book and job Printing The
nails Of the Office abundant and in excellent condition.
bracng ali the modern styles Of type presses &C The profits
Of the oe the past year have been rising 5000 The above
affords excellent opportunity to of fair business talents
embark ia perfectly safe and pleasant business II is not
Necessary that he should BE- practical printer Price $500
half cash the balance time il desired For further par
ticulsrs inquire of 5. NJ. PETrENGlLL \ Co.,
No. ll9 New York
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boar0 an0 Rooms.

A kARE CITY SUMMER RESIDENCE
Made 80 by deep Yards and comuodiou. Balconies is Of
i3Ha 9 private iaAay TO gentlemen dine down town
IIhaps tii' might be agreed upon accommodate Gentle
NJ. Us Wes, mist. '"4'"e ~
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NJATRIMONIAL.-A gentleman of Northern

WI education n years Of and having sufficient income
correspond with lady IL 70 p yesrs Of with
view TO permanent scqusntance Liberal III religious views
he has love Of improvement and truth and would expect
the IN another. correspondent would be oheay
for mental and moral periccons but personal attrse
would be dsregsrdrd He intends visiting Europe
and would like company The highest testimonials and tric,e
confidence may be relied An introduction after time viii
be sought Direct. Box ~ IarrOdsbITg Ky.
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A ELIGIBLE SITUATION for an uptown
"A PHlsiCiAN.-A handsome FRoN8 ROOM with or
without &C Joining BEDROOM isvs with ~. stT.s,
suitable tor Doctors oce can be obtained q. yer,
ate reSt al No ives, tl - Also for 20 two DENT.
men without BctTd PARLDR CHAMBER with sSr,i,
ing BEDROOM Vp-xe~poosb- r.irresc., cir.s .ss
rr2.r.j.
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MANUFACTURERS.
PATENT-RIGHT for SALE


furnishing Dealers Salesman Partner, who
bn, Al extensive trade and control Of several articles that
can extended if connection with house be OBJ
tanned that will be IN every way ssissc
tory and good the best VII be given those who wish
Address BOSTON, Tribune Office
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RUSSELL W. WEsTcorT. Auctoneer
VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE


uAUCTION, THIS Saturday MORNING, Nay 9, the
entire ell. CANT and COSTLY FURNITURE, valuable PAINT
INGS and besutfs WORKS Of AIT contained 10 the Resi-
dence No. l52 West 2 few doors east Of 1hsv com
m.ncng 10 O'Clock precisely The Furniture and orther eo
IL this house IL such seldom offered 10
the Oh this medium of sale The Painting Statnsry
aud other works Of Art having been selected with strict ref
ece subject and ehaste and classic designs The
whole will absolute and positive sale without regard 20
weather the got be removed Immediately after the sac
prompt delivery Of which deposit will be required Of
oil purchasers Sale viii commence in the
DINING ROOM a. 10 O'Clock with large va1ey oil eiessnt
CGlass silver Dining Service. Fruit Baskets Ssves
Forks Ice Pitchers. Kettle. eessnt Chine Sets to
match: ivory aad pearl Gallery splendid carved EKtenson
Table OPEN feet cost 200; with Dining Room Fur
niture Of every Immediately after which the PaEio
will be sold CONSISTING Of 79ctave rosewood Piano
Forte mad. By Csran FsnoheT and used but four sonas
.o splendid rosewood Et.sere. with marble tops mirror
front. liz hundred yards rich Tspstry royal Wilton and
urfnp apes; in the mouse elegant full suites solid
wood Paro Furniture made order months covered
in rich satin msrbcop Center Pier and Sos Tables four
splendid uante and pier Mirrors, costly Sevres and Dresden
Chna with beautiful collection Of Groups lbronze and
elegant Paror Ornaments also number Of Oil Paintings
Turkish ard Reception Chairs in satin rosewood cabins
with elegant Chamber Furniture u every description
twenty elegant Hair Mattresses and Bedding lace and sk Cur
tain, With rch Shades to thirty Windows. Sofas L1unss
Clocks four Bronze and Omou Chandelier with all the G
Fixture. Of the house, Oil Cloths Stair Carpets marble Hall
StaBd &C. With great variety Of furniture Of every descdP
ton not mentioned. Catalogue. ct house.
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A. NJ MyR~Is, Auctionner.
DY BANGS, BROTHER & CO.-Trade Sale
ID Rooms No. Is fsrt-rov. -
MONDAY AFTERNOON May II. N4 O'Clock. sni four fol-
lowing days
CHOICE PRIVATE LIBRARY-0f valuable Standard md
Msce.neou Books in the departments OF Ltertar-,
As and Sciences many Of the sneient and modern Ian
sussss including great vasy Of exceedingly rare snd vAS
able works.
Tns Catalogues will Be ready the sd inst.
TUESDAY MORNING. May 49, AZ 9 O'Clock.
and four following days:
REGULAR SPRING PARCEL SALE OF choice English
BOOKS including large variety elegantly illustrated and su'
perby bouud Just received from the London pabsher Lso
Of standard American Books and
fresh stock large and valuable invoices Of imported and
domestic staple and fancy Stationery, &c .
Catalogues ready and viii 30 sent TO any address
upon request.
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L,OR SALE at DOBBS FERRY. near the Do
pot hish ground fine vi- Of .he R's ss,4 NOD
sitting sr. sor four soot1 soor ,,d ""
in ste land With -as and sssd 1is .ad 'n.ac
B.ni Buianp Pint
ENOR SALE EXCHANGE or to LET-Large
i bros FACTORY With Water and steam Power -r
r.nes within one hour, rds Of the e' BY 5,r.t Or ss
60 With tood HOu.- Ban SD sns oreh,sa .,hi'
Of n, unooey can remain 90 mos.s. In9ar,
CHAs LAwRENCR' On the premise or Of JAS 7 ROC
Frs No le City Hsl place
L'OR SALE-At Morristown. New-Jersey. a
FARM q about e snre' lo's.ed aboq; mde froI ID,
Of tho VILLAGE The Lands rolling Timber snd Nee
dow on the low grounds There is nsverf.iat ,pnas o.
view Of Vi. o.ntos Valley snd there every facility fof
making elegant '0'n AiF Ff:a5' SLt5
EOR SALE or EXCHANGE for CITY PROP
i ERTY several PLOTS q GROUND Of from I've 70
wen, scs eligible for s,ISsn farm o. sSS.i .' ana =:
ya. "' chA M'T sIER No. .nf
DOR SALE IN the VILLAGE of MOUNT
Il vERSeH-A very desirable HoIsE snd du.rter-,s re
wv ..Oe--e2-
Tor SALE-The new modern 3-stOy BRICK
HOUSE English Bss.ment and Inderceu.I with 81 n.
Modern san mort, , ko, q 100 f.. .s IDsai.
w. ." '''' SAsDERvooRT. DIcKERsoN Co.
HOUSE and LOT for SALE in NEWARK, N. j.
The House large and commodisus containing twevs
ezh, p.utrs oOn.ervsor large cellar ase 5'Kic
With outbudins. such barn stable she'd. &C. The LOT con
Of nearly q ground handsomely laid out and hsd
Nth f, Vsrious kinds such cherries pesrs Pea De-
pun and abundance Of For psxtic appy 10
ROBERT SEARS, Pubisber SO 1871 Wifsmst. n Y.
I OTIS in BROOKLYN.-FOurteen Lots, bounded
IL by Oates and Ralph sud Quincy st. 20 feet from,
Brosdvsy 10 the Ninth Ward Brooklyn Can be bad low snd
on terms the who about leaving for EuoP
dsposnz Of thrfn Immediately Inquire Of JAMES
VAN RIPER. No. l7s Woosterst, between Houston and
B!eeckeT sts., n Y.
DRIyATE SALE.-COUNTRY SEATS and
ii FARMS; HOUSE and LOT west side Of Chatham st ;
several Plots Ground well located town. Inquire Of
WIN. NJ WEEKS. AucoDesr. No. Is John-.t. cor NASSAU
WORKERS PROPERTY for SALE-On Broad
way I.arnsrtne- beautiful Gothic 2story COT
TAGE With Range, marble Asnte, Kitchen attached Well
and puest Water half Of fine Garden laid
onaInenay hed with the choicest Flowers Ornamental
and Fruit Trees in bearing state II commands the very best
view the River surrounding country being 07 feet above
high wuter msrk and ten mnues walk from Railroad Depot
and Boat Landing Price, $500 Terms easy This spen
did Country and the best bargain a, fonkeI Apply to j.
VANDERBILT, No. 81 Fulton-st. Office open from to
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DECEIVER's SALE.-PATENT RIGHT for
IL MAKING SHEET-AETAL TUBlNG.-WELLING-
TON A. CARTER Auctioneer will sell SATURDAY,
May 1857 O'Clock in the afternoon at tho Machine Shop
Of John Plas. No AS lstay 2hst under the dreo
ton Peter A. G.rdy Receiver all th- right title aud interest
which Isaac G. Hatfield had the 9th OF February 1857
since in the hight for making snd
using machines for rolling up and MAKING SHEET-METAL
TUBING for all the United states except the City and County
Louis together with SIX of said MACHINES Of
which can be seen In operation as above
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-09

GOVERNMENT LANDS in MARKET
VI 500, 900 ACRES Of choice TIMBER and PRAIRIE
LANDS in NORTHERN IOWA will be- open for private enJ
about the middle of These Lands lie along the Extension
Of the Milwaukee and Mississippi Railroad. ,
W. bny two competent surytsu. field making selcc
tons and are prepared TO do extensive business.
wishing have the Lands located have the bus
for favorable making early epp
cation to CATLlE, WILLIAMSON BAKNlSh'
Madison Wis, March 10, 1851.