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TO JOHN r. alMs.

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county Iowa. and that q The OctebeS tarm Of the an
ct court Of said county, held in the town Of Levin q
me fourth Monday in October 1857 IN order q csst
~ msoe that You Be Dotined Of the ning sf said pe-
iour veeksDrof 10 the April tern Of M
district court Vow, therefore, unless yoa suoesr
ana said petition before the moypins n -
second day Of the April term Of said court 10 Be -
and held in the town Of Lewis in Ca.s County Iowa
the fourtn Monday in April, 1856 decree viii Be- -
dered against You thereon.
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term held in October, A. D., 1867 = -
req S-4l-4W CHABLES DALDWIN Cleyk
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the te0le. Cesfle0s eyee ~ &c. de
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thu nrOO00(s of swamp lands IN the cOnstYuo.
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init it to the COMMITTEES on Public Lands
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n third time. when. aftoR q 01Doo9Dt00S ~
NH go v,aased. Ave- 81 mooa q. n
MSs Iiune mOvo9 ~ sovO.ssooh w. vSso "
which the bill paced, ana 90 lay tnae motl0n
nm thu table
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= Z
noes 80.
.t'se SENATE.
SATURDAY, Feb: N.RR
~; Arkwood. from committee on FEEDER
a kelatlons, having had UNDER consideration
that part OF the dovernor's message in re-
gard 70 the opinion Of certain Judges q the
United States supreme Coust Of the Dred
Scott case, reported the following joint res
olations .s,3 u
JOINT RESOLUTIONS
OF the General Assenbly Of the State Of
loca, touching the opinions Of some ef TIE
Judges ct the supreme Court Of the Uni
ted Mates on political qisestions incospo-
rated II the opinion Of that Court - he
case Of Scott Us. Sanford.
,ns me y Court q 1s United Ss.ss
decdns that It he'd moi jur.acti Of he cass. b. de.
Gliding that the plaintiff Scott. could got By reason Of his
esu y. s,s
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on the table, ayes "a, noes 80.
An Act regulating the interest on money.
Two bills On the spbject Of interest had been
introduced, one a6olishing the usury law and
the other making it more stringent. The
committee reported the former, and the test
question was upon the repeal OF al laws re-
lative to usury, the vote was, ayes l6, noes
~, and the law Of usury stands.
By MI. Sewers, An Act fixing compensa-
tion for further General Assemblies: Read
twice, the rule suspended and the bill passed.
By Mr.. Dewy, An Act to provide for an
early publication Of the laws and for other
purposes. ;ssis.
b. NJ. Mahousy, Al! Aet relating to the
giving Of legal notices in newspapers.
By NJ. Milliser, An Act regulating jurors
and jurors fees.
By Mr.. Dewey, An Act TO authorize coun-
y judges to subscribe for newspapers. ~
By Mr.. Bates, An Act to authorize school
districts 70 subscribe for the Toics Of Iopa.'
By Mr.. Dewey, An Act to regulate the
weight Of Hungarian Grass Seed.
By Mr.. Anthony, An Act relating to the
crime Of placing distractions upon any rail-
o. committing any injuries to railroads IN
this State. 49,
Also, An Ae. relating to the taxation Of
railroads,
By Mr.. Carpenter, two joint resolutions to
procure additional mail facilities.
Also, q memorial and Joint resolution AL.
ing Congress for . grant Of land for the CON.
straetion Of : railroad from Fort Dodge 70
Sioux Falls. -
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WEDNESDAY,, Feb. "a.
An Act in relation to county records.-
Passed.
An Act regulating the mode Of service Of
notices Of protests BY Notaries Public
Passed.
An Act entitled An act to amend and carry
into effect an act to create Board Of Com
missioners with authority to erect free
bridge across the Cedar river, at Cedar RAN
ids, in Linn county. Passed.
An Act in relation to divorce and alimony.
Passed.
An Act establishing Boards Of County
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SENATE

SATURDAY CD - FE
Mr.. Kirkwood, from committee on FEEDER
al Relations, having had under consideration
that part of the Governors message in re-.
gard to the opinion Of certain Judges Of the
United States Supreme Coust Of the Dred
Scott case, reported the following joint res
olukiOna
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River lands to the building OF railroad,
which was referred the committee on Des
Moines River Improvement. ~
Mr.. Beal, with leave, introduced An Act
giving to the officers and soldiers pay for
horses lost in the service, and their pay
monthly in advance. Read twice and refer.
red to the committee on Ways and Means.
SENATE.
WEDNESDAY, Feb. "a. s
Mr.. Grinnell presented petition for pow
er to investigate the affairs Of county officers.
Referred.
Mr.. Davis, of Polk, introduced q bill for
an act to prevent privateB Bankers and Brokers
from paying out bills Ut less denomination
than Eve dollars. Laid ON the table.
The message from the House announcing
the appointment Of committee to act with
. similar committee on the part Of the Sem
ate to re-district the State into Senatorial
and Representative districts.
Mr.. Grinnell moved that committee Of
three, of which Mr.. Foster should be chair.
man, be appointed said committee on the
part Of the Senate Carried.
Messrs. Foster, Pusey, and Mccoy, were
appointed said committee.
Mr.. Trimble thought tho committee should
consist Of only two on the part Of the Sem
ate, and moved . decentralization Of the vote.
Lost.
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DILLs OF EXCHANGE ON AL THE PRIN-
ID CiPAL Cities bought and sold.
Collections made, Lands entered and warrants beat
ed in Western Iowa, Nebraska and Kansas.
Loans effected for foreign capitalists ON COOP sE-
cunlTY.s f4gsts W8 gFss{f s5tts III
Farms, Town Lots and uninproved Lands bought md
sold ~
Deposits received and interest SLOWED. tza
Land Warrants bought and sold. " 5s-.es-ss.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-06-28

HNISSOLU4ION OF CoPARTNEK-
81 sHIP-The c,pertnership heretotoIe existing be
tween WILLIE AN HERVEY BUSH, under the
name Of BUSH b CO is this day dissolved by mutual
All accounts of the late firm will be settled by
William Bush at the old stand, No "a Front street.
WILLIAM BUSH,
HEkyEY BUSH.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

GITUATEON. WANTED IMMEDIATELY, a
~ middle aged American Woman of good dsp 1ston,
who dependent upon her labor for her support, who
understands the making Of Butter and Cheese from the
mi If from six to ten cows, farm six mills from
Worcester and capable snd willing tn assist in the do
msic duties OF the house To such person good wages
will be given. widow is preferred, Cord
recommendations will be required. For address, inquire
at this office. div ih2S
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The subscriber, grateful for the patronage bestowed
upon the late firm of ash Co.. takes this opportunity
to info his friends and customers that he viii continue
the Drug and Sedcine business at the old stand under
the same name and style heretofore. VIM BUSH.
jane %, 1858, daw2E ie24
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notice TO THE SICK.
DIR. HILL.

This certifes that my wllg afflicted with weak
her J.F.B.
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INDIAN MEDICAL INSTITUTE.

Office, No. 80 Bromfield Street, Boston, Mass.
Rev. NORRIS Observation-Disclosures. PHys1prrr
hey r. MAsON tIity Missionary. PRESIDENT
JOHN STILES, Esq......... .SKcRKrARY.
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BOSTON DENTAL INSTITUTE.


On atmospheric pressure from entire inserted
firmly and beautifully. without the springs clasps.
FILLING TEETH.
BY the of the preparation Of Crystal Gold teeth not
only arrested from decay but veraby restored comfort
and utility of the original structure.
- Sensitive Teeth filed of Teeth DESTROYED and
Teeth extracted WITHOUT PAIN.
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WIN II. WILBUR, ESQ PEREZ MASON.
JOHN T. PRIEST, ESQ. AARON s. HAYWARp ESQ,
II. GREENE, M, ID. PRINCIPAL.
i. HUTCHINS, NJ D., Associate,
Vs Institution established for the successful treatment
Iof CANCERS, scRoFULA Humors Of the Blooa and all
CHRONIC DISEASES, upon the natural Indian system Of
practice. 1t has been in successful operation for several years.
and the fruits Of its practice found cured in almost
town and village In the England States and many
from other parts Of the country
DR. GREENE, the Principal Of this institution has, the
last fifteen years had constantly under hundred
cases OF Cancers most Of which had aggravated
tended either from being without cleansing blood.
or extracting the roots, by the application Of caucs
other improper treatment until the patients nearly
hausted before they applied to him for relief
PERSONS HAVING CANCERS SHOULD AVAIL THEM
SELVES OF DIR. GREENE's PERSONAL ATTENTION.
Most diseases such scroun Humos Of The Blood Diseases
of Throat and Lungs Dyspepsia Liver Complaint Dropsy.
Rheumatism, Heart Complaint Female Complaints and the
great variety Of forms in which the human body afflicted
successfully treated with medicines which be sent any part
Of the world, with full drcconsi very opinion Of
such be formed upon rcmng answers to The
questions which may be found In the Indian Arcanaa cory
(which be sent free when requested.
The Institution has just issued another edition Of DIR
GREENEs Work "INDrANoPATHY' or Science q
Indian Medicine, which may be had the principal Periodical
Depo for Il cents BY mall the receipt Of four pos,sa.
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STUDY OF LANGUAGES

For the benefit Of teachers etc. spending the summer
vacations in Worcester and wishing to improve some Of
their leisure moments, Mr.. MIsNER will continue to
give private lessons ia the languages, as usual during
the months of July and August, at his room, n o.
Brinley Hail, where he may be found every after
noon from to 8, and from to o.
MR.. MIsNER takes this occasion to contradict the
report that he is going to leave the city, he has
suchinteution He hopes that those who the necessity
of the branches he teaches will continue their liberal
patronage.
II Business and other papers translated, made ont
in Foreign Languages faithfully and at reasonable rates.
ie2I distf
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LOUIS Lew SON.

Whereas, have been patronized beyond my expecta-
Ions, for which am thankful Almighty God and the
to all the children OF Worcester and vicinity 1 the
tate OF Massachusetts.
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MARRIED.

DIED.
In Westboro, June %, Nathan Whitney, youngest
child of Uriel and Jane Montague.
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WNSOLV ENCv NoTLCE.-Notic, is hereby
the estate OF S s. BIGELOw aud MOORE SMITH,
both of Worcester the County of Worcester Insoven
Debtors The second meeting of the creditors of said in
solvent debtors will be held at the Court of insolvency at
Worcester in said County of Worcester, on the ninth
day of July next ten O'Clock in II forenoon, which
meeting dors may be present and prove their Gains
HARTLEY WILLIAMS, Assignee.
Worcester, June 49, 1883 dSt ie25
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Proclaimed this day. June 23 1865 in the city Of Wor.
ceser, State Of Massachusetts, by Louis Lewiston,
Proprietor of the Clothing Bazesr, No. 229
Main street, Worcester Mass.
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Terms reasonable for good practical operations.


Hon. Dan1eI Webster.
am well Informed that Dr. j. r. Dillingham; thoroughly In
uced in his profession Dentist had considerable
practice He proposes to to California and give him this
with pleasure TO general letter ofntroducfion
Boston. Sept IS 1919 DANIEL WEBSTER
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Editor Prairie Farmer:-To rid cat.
tie Of lice, feed sulphur mixed with
salt or bran, or any other feed, by
which they may be induced to eat it.
To cure the scab, feed sulphur as
above, and apply anoointment made
Of sulphur and lard, externally.
More cattle die in this country with
the dry murrain, or caking Of the man
|ifolds, than BY all other causes COM
|bined. The cause, think, is impro-
|pey action Of the liver, Is it Is invari-
ABLY accompanied BY an enlarged gall
bladder; l believe there is no cure in
Ian advanced stage Of the disease. II
lean be prevented BY allowing cattle to
have free access to salt at all times,
land occasionally mixing sulphur and
Wood ashes with the salt. To free
horses from worms, mix ashes with
their grain once or twice 9 week.
s. w. ARSolD.
Cortland. Ills. March; 1885,.
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PREcocIous GRAnpcHILo.-A short time
ego q school in the north of London, DUR
ing : lesson on the animal kingdom. the
teacher put the following stion-Can ssy
boy name NE IN snimsl Of the order eden
tata-lhat Il. front teothless snimsIl A
boy (whoss face besmsd Sith pleasure q
che prospect Of good msrk) replied. can.
Well. what y the saimsll asked The teacher
~ grandmeshss! replied the boy. with gres'
glse.
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Woaru lnrrAzIse.-A citizen messing
With stroIling organ player. vac inclised
70 engage him 10 conversation, and with
soas pomposisy ssksd him
~Prsy. what part in the grand drama Of
lifs DO you perfosm!"
why. minds my own business said the
grinder, and passed on. ~
Exit citizen with lip bleeding and under.
standing improved.
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vUvHE new crop Of Tea il nov arriving.
i and selling much below The high rates
OF the psst year; the present therefore
opens with the pleasing prospect Of our
again Being able to furnish % good On arti-
Gle for the price, 40 formerly. We also take
pleasure in announcing that we have con.
|cluded TO extend the time on small bills,
sold on two and three months. 10
three and four months credit.
Thousands Of Grccem and general Store
keepers now sell Teas 10 our Metallic Pack.
ages, and the number Is constantly increas-
ing, Notwithstanding the strong prejudice
that once existed sgaiast tess put up 10 this
convenient form. This unexampIed success
is the legitimate result Of business uni
formly done, for long term Of years upon
just and fair principles, and especially with
su eye 10 that wholesome one Of "SsALI
PRorirs AND Quick RETURHs."
Teas being : perishable article, dealers
ere recomme nded to order small and frequent
bills.
Those who still prefer the old way, are
Furnished with teas In the original half
chests, At three cents per n. less than 10
Metallic Packages.
G. d. Hurlbuit il no longer n our employ
o. Travelling Agcnt--hs place being sup
Piled BY snothsr. JENKINS q 90.
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Gins! Gills!! Gifts =


Worth from IS cents to $500 each;
CONSISTING or
Gold Chains, Cameo Pins and Drops,
Gold Bracelets, Gold Pencils. Sew
ing Birds; in short Jswelry
vfevery description; Ret
icules, Ladies Purses,
Portmonsies, &c.
$3.50 worth Of Gifts distributed with every
500 Books.
A GIFT will be delivered with every
"A book sold for One Dollar or more
Although no book or article viii be sold
for more than the usual retail price. many
will be sold for less. Persons wishing any
particular book, can order at once and il
will be forwarded with . Gift. Persons
ordering books with gifts, should iorward
the amount OF postage, as Il must invari-
ably be paid in rdvsncc. The average post.
age for 81 and Sl,25 books is is cls.; and
for so and $500 books ~ cents.
IsDUcEnEHrs TO CLUBS AND AsEHTs:
a BOOK and GIFT without money.
Any person. BY forwarding an order fol
books. with money enclosed), will receive
an extra book and gift with every Ten
Books 10 be sent 10 one address.
This method Of forming clubs saves post.
age. as the package goes BY Espress.
Full information respecting this Great
Gift Enterprise. together with q complete
list Of books and gifts will be furnished ia
our Catalogue. WHICH 10 sent post paid e
any. address on application.
Address A. RANNEY,
sepS5-lm5 No. 293 Broadway, N. Y.
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UIs man and hs wife both one. asked
The vile Of . certain gentleman. In : state
Of ssupsfaetion. q she was holding bis ach-
Ing head in both hands. Yes, | suppose 90,
wss the reply. Well then, said she. l came
home drunk last night, and ought 20 Be
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In this day OF railroads and other
internal improvements, the large horse
such as were formerly used in the
transportation Of the produce OF the
country to a distant market, are not
required. The horse OF all work is
now in demand, to be used alternately
at the pillow or wagon, at the carriage
|or under the saddle, for neither Of
which is the very large horse best suit.
led. For the two former he is not Sill
perior; he is decidedly inferior for the
lattcr--a medium size think the best
for either place.
The New England States have reap
ed rich harvest from the sale Of their
horses, and it certainly has not been
from their size. Their generally ac-
knowledgcd superiority enables their
owners to realize for them such prices
as our farmers never dreamed OF get
ting for their great corn eating drones
that they have been accustomed to
raise. ! hope the day is not very dis
mt when we shall cease to pay tribute
Vermont. 1t can and should be
Ione, but it can only be done by fol-
1wing q judicious course-by making
obch crosses as will be best calculated
10 produce that compact form, and Sc
cure the energy essentially discour-
aging those awkward, clumsy animals
with which our country abcunds.
But, says the reader, why contend
that our horses are too large, may we
not have good large horsesl Yes, it is
even possible that you may, but how
many very large horses have you seen
that were very good ones-good on
the farm, at the wagon, buggy, and
under the saddlel venture to say
they were very few.
We are not breeders Of turf horses.
we have no use for them-what we
want is the horse Of all work. What
is be and how shall he be obtained!
First, let fifteen hands be his standard
height-his weight one thousand lbs,
with as little variation from these
points Is may be-let his clear and
prominent eye manifest good tenn
per, his broad forehead indicate his
good sense, and his ability to render
effective service be fully shown by his
depth Of shoulder, sufficient capacity
Of lungs, strong back, well muscled
arms and quarters, broad and sinewy
legs, and small arched hoof--a COM
bination Of these qualities will insure
him to be a good traveller and service
able horse.
Such horse can be produced BY
ljndicious crosses for few generations
by selecting such sires as have the best
|combination Of the several essential
parts, using our best mares as breed
|crs, instead Of selling them to the
trader and using for brood mares onl,
|such as nobody would buy. The lat
tier course has been pursued BY man,
|of our farmers with q view to realiz'
money, but the result is, they hav'
Impoverished themselves BY this shor
! sighted policy.
They would be 10th to admit them
,selves in anything behind the Arab
but who ever heard Of an Arab sellin,
his favorite marea 4.
FLOYD ConNTY, IND.
:. Editor Prairie Farmer:-To rid cal
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TlaE HOWARD
ASSOCIATION.
Philadelphia.


IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
vIvO all persons afflicted with Sexual Dis.
u eases, such as SpermstorrhGa, Seminal
Weakness, Impotence, Gonorrhea, Gieet,
Syphilis, the vice Of Onanism, or Sell
Abuse. &c. &c.
THE HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
In view Of the awful destruction OF human
life, caused by sexual diseases. and the de-.
ceptions practiced upon the unfortunate vic.
Tins Of such diseases BY Qnscks. have di.
rected their Consulting Surg con, % q chari
table act, worthy Of their name, TO give
MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS. 10 oil persons thus
afflicted. who apply by lettevs with descr p
l on Of their condition, (age. occupation,
habits Of life. &c.,) and In case Of extreme
poverty aud suffering. 20 FURNISH
MEDICINES FnEE OF CHARGE
OF The Howard Association il benev.
client Inslitvt on, established by special en-.
tressed. afflicted with virulent and Epidemic
Diseases. IL has now a surplus VI means
which the Directors have voted 10 sxpenc
in advertising the above notice. Il l. need
less 10 add that the association command
The highest medical skill Of the age. snt
will furnish the most approved modern treat
lment.
Just published BY the association Repor
lon Spermatorrh9s, or Seminal Weakness
the vice Of Onauism. Mssturbation or Sci
Abuse, and other Diseases Of the Sexua
| Organs. BY the Consulting Surgeon, which
will be sent by mail Tin sealed envelope,
lFREE OF CHARGE. on the receipt Of Tw,
STAMPS for postage.
IrAddrcss, OR. CEo. r. CALHoUH.
Consulting Surgeon, Howard Association
No. ?. South Ninth s1|'r1 Ph'ladelphis.
BY order Of DI n-
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