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New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03
TIE CROPS IN CENTRAL IOWA.
Of The N. Y Tibuue.

Corre,roDdeuce Of The N. Tibuue.
PELLA lows, July ", lSjS
The weather and the crops subjects Of interes;
iust now, to every body. The weather for the p,st
week or little more has been most disastross 10 the
crops. The Des Moines River ssgsn higher than q
kite, and the towns along the banks again depopu
lated Il is higher thsn il bas previously been this
year. And so with the other streams, which ere in
pssssble except where ferry happens to be located
between two bufl,-s thing on Iowa streams.
The writer yesterday conyersrg with al intel.
gent farmer who will not c1t his whea. al ALT is 10.
worth the cutting. lie thinks that 81 least one hAf
and probably two thirds Of the wheat will not bs ca.
and H. which viii be harvested wR be Of very irfs-
rior quality Some lit.ls WAS harvested before the
late Gsmp spell" but it hsd bsen much damsged by
the rains. A, for the wheat crop Of this year. then
tie prospects ale gloomy enough The crop OF lss.
year, however, has by Do means been consumed.
But very much has been Destroyed a1d liz only for
the vile uses of the diser. Barns and grauares a-e
few aid far between In Iowa, and the spoil.
irg" Cf SO much valuable Dresdstuff.
Oats alec badly damsged by the rust, and there
will not be more than half crop in th. section OF
county. The grssses doing finely, as general
IL ing and If prairie grass ia especial there will be
large yield. have heard. however, that in one or
two localities something like rust doing much dam-
age 10 the Hungarian grace. Ga the otner hand. 10
most places here this grs.s looks spsrdCly.
The corn late Of course bu, ,his beiog beautiful
clear dsy you almost see il grow. With favors-
bic season heuoeiorth, the cr' viii De very large.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03

FROM THE JAMES TO FRASER RVER,-FulI many
thousand league from here, arouGd The .tormy csos
Les new El Dorado, on the saores Of Frazer Riyer
1hther mania smtten men in teLs of .hous .nds from
sfar and near, are vending their way. The rst-fed
and queue-denglpg Cbraman with heavy p.ck 90
his back and wooden IDOL therein the cat. Yspke,.
with money-bst pick and rife and notion or two;
the bror zed SoutLerner. with hs bowie and gld pau
the thoughtiul German with his msershaum sod
now; the rolcking IrlshmaB, with biz lady AMI
Devil-nsy Igo kind os look all ia search
OF goid snd silver and other precious minerals are TO-
vsdrg the Territory Of John Bal, 70 the amszemsn.
mountains near the Pacific miners are rushing dow
htasIong toward The ses shore, eld ella ere psng
hos'ed IN many haven to bear away sdye1turers ),
the tempting land: ESen in this quiet city of ours
nen are astir, snd project hs- been conceived Of
chaFtering chip from Rockets 10 the region II g)ld
a.oqrd
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03
THE HAVANA AND MaTANZ4s R4ILRo aD.
q n, sa.s-.e. serssl,eIA.

Co-y,,,o.d,.o, J TAe sats-seA Hepsa<aclh
H,ysS., JGly p lslS
hsve taken TIE opportunity % PAJ v.sN -
Regis, Which e Little t0En lOcsied OD tne 0,Hei 'te
Of our h6rsor, immediately opP1sIte tas c4y. ~
ctisC. Il g0tg there Wa 20 eXsu.oe ne$ IsI ~
depot which asd heard 0ue OF The vsreho,ss- a'i
teen converted in.o by 50 American srcatec,, S1ep
rsrd Reypolds esq formerly 4 New0fesas i)r the
railroad 10 8 building bstEeen Rslls srd Mi.atLtS.
Imagine how surprised | wss on stsoPrg tfOn 'oe
s,ean ferry b,s, 81 fIcirg, shers before s'o2i aD
Ue obiors warehouse, 81 ezsnt gat1ic oildinS,
resry 800 zee; 10 rgh and sbou. ~ lee. a ore sitn
The psiu,ed dccrs slt WIDOWS sre al Of so.'d ms
hogsiy Irss received by Mr.. Eipoai s!.'sr o.
N.vsik y. j., he ua'ter of the mS a.terY, NO
Airdy sct.d az ny ccsr0%r.
Tie frs. thirgs yhicA s'trs LED my atsrton, we're
two rev -pl.rcid locomotives, eii,d Ile aaII ia
&c Is usb,na ard Ja into g. LNicss,. Ioey
'urs. There il, ! rss tod, [ ID locomctlVs, the
.'E0ward Feser built s; Phi.- islpaia, whca -
tfen epoycd on the line. Eo;erI1g one OF the h-st
cisss passenger csrs, wss delighted With re s1ol
be ventilsi ard general comtnt aud sncei t1e
psrtrgs on the panels perfect gems oi sr', sn1
led tine permitted coai nave passed three or ioaE
hours in Examining these resly besltital p tires
TIE csrs were bull, by William C1nmngs OF jersey
CITY, After this walked few hundred ysrds on the
railway Ar d could Lot svoi observing the great h-n
ress slth which the rsils laid TIE rsls toem-
-elyts too ssess upcomuon strength, weighing no
less thar s lts. . the yard. Wtea this rs rsy
completed il III prove Of musn;e pubic benet.; AZ
presen. SIX or seven hours occupied n gong oy
circutous route change Of cars, a.. 10 MstanLis
BY the lev ike, watch j. direct 10 Ms.snZssi m>a
VII he able 10 tske early rsn and De 10 h>.snzss
in sood time for breakfsst remsn there tnrousn t9e
csy and return 70 this city IN the evening".
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03

AccIDESr BY THE BURSTING OF CASNoS.-On
saturday evening party Of young men, sixteen in
number, chartered saboat Tor the purpose Of pro-
csedrg up the Delaware with view to sttendi sg sn
American meeting which was being held a. Pes
sbo e. and bad taken with them small cannon sbJut
Is or IA inches IN length, bore with which, on their
route, they had fired surdry ssntes. % approaching
the ieeatlon where the ns eting being held and
WHEN within sound Of the voices Of the soe kers
snother round y Sc proposed by ore Of the runber
which beng hred resulted 10 the bursting OF tie piece
scattering the fragments in al directions and severely
"ourorg thee OF tie party viz, Isssc C.. Mex n.y
s;uuIed by heirg struck on the breast: Wli.n C5l-
NE, cut on the head william L1ns cat on b5.h legs
aetAs ite knees and in tie groin. IRE boo. IVES in-
necistey heaeei for the sbcre and the gJuntel we're
eo'ey oy their comp sn.ors 70 tie Tesi.eacs 0f Mr.
JCt2 Homer, xh0 esneriiy 70 WORK q sd,liai.er
u-'f relief. ffJm ttei &c they we're 1rcug,, %
,'L-t z Nsg q. s-o ;t.r Solnds 3resssi % Or.
- ! Rtisi' PE..a iesse!, AJs. -
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03

FRoN CHIs..-The Navy Department. is in receipt
Of recent dispatches from the United States equsdrJ
IL TIE Chinese wsters, from which we CLEAN the fol-
rived at Hong Kong on the 18th of May, and on the
following day Commodore Ta'na transferred his Il ~
TO her from on board the San Jacnto, which had pre-
yously been the fsg.stip Of the squadron. The San
Jsc INTO, Capt. ii. II. Bel comm anding sailed for
New.Yoik on the lith.
No charge had taken place 10 the positions rels-
tons Of the bsgerent powers in the vicinity Of Caa
tor ror had there occurred any interference with or
The authorities of Hong Kong had received inforns-
ton t5s, the Emperor had ar agreed to tie wishes
of TIE Peace Con missiorers 10 appoint official of
satisfactory rank 10 confer with them a. town sus-
ted on the River Pei Ho, just within ts mouth. This
is regarded al Hong korg a. al importsut step to-
ward the ancsbe arrangement Of the difficulties be-
tween the ooIterdlng parties. Wash Star.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03

MYSTERIOUS CAsE.-QGte an exotemen. is said
to exist lear Miersburg Iowa, in consequence of the
spiritual revelations of boy who asserts that Thomas,
whose mysterious disappearance was noticed year
sgo Was shot aud then thrown into the well of one of
the persons arrested about tha. time on suspicion Of
being his murderer, and that his horse was backed
down the well alive and the well filed up. large
nber OF persors eorgregated ab1u. the well on the
Sd nst TO dig down and ascertain the truth Of the
boys story. When they had dug oEn about % feet
stencil arose rsuseating that they had 10 il up
the well II their determination, however 70 dis
irorn the side Of the WELL But the owner sw esrs he
will shoot any who makes any further st.empts
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03
From 1 CONNECTICUT ENTERING
PLACE.
Corr.sp aeacs u The N I. Tnbnne.


WATCH HILL, Il. l., July y, ls5s.
Everybody 10 Eastern Connecticut makes Sum.
mer excur,ion 20 Watch Ill., and | found myself
out following the current Of travel IN taking a,
New London thu morning tie steamer Tiger Lily
bound for that destination. The day was slightly
clouded, ard 8 .tf breeze blowing from tue south
ruffsd the green wsteIs of the Thames aud len.
wings 70 The pleasure yachts and vessels tha. dotted
the larbor Ne passed Fort Trumbull or our
tight with it. gray stone walls snd bristog parape
and touched at the wharf in front OF the Pequot
House, which seemed IN sts.e OF animsion With
Tie ryer noble view was hsd Of the city bshial-
It's 'pies and lie budrgs with iaterj scent f)lage
The sails that h,atsd in the spacious harSor, and
the wooded hishts tba; rose beyond covered with a
blush hsze ard oyertopped by dark ,nDs n,rthern
sly. As we passed ol to the left Long Island
sppearcd dmly visible scross the wide expanse of
waters. The bare uneven slopes Of Fishers Island
soon grew on our sight, snd We rounded on bstSees
there srd the rocky capes Of the Connecticut coas,
10 Mystic and StonlugtOn, and finally at midday
arrived az Watch Hi, the terminus of our route.
The scenery at tins place ia impressive. The
public houses stand on a narrow neck of land that
projects lrregularly beyond them into the sea. Oa
the eastern side hollow curvDg beach extends
Boriherly for several miles. The prospect in this
quarter from The balcony Of the hotel this sfterno,n
ht red an unryaled picture. Belos is the m,ies,;,
eNpsDse Of dark blue waters. pouring its surge with
resis,.ess motion shoreward; above Il. the lighter
hazy biae OF tie eastern Shy, whie betSeen them
sile saJ hangs suspended, as were, between tae
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03

san DoNINGO Our sdyices from the D)mincsn
Republic are of nsdersbe interest The elections
have resut,d in the choice Of Don jose Valverie to
the Presidency, while Don Domingo Rojss is chosen
Vice cs-President. Santana, who took no part n the
election but is ercsTped before the capital with 1000
mer, particp pated in the ceremony Of Inauguration. 4
Ie Deum sung at the Cathedral, the oaths admin
stered after which the President reconducted to
Santiago amid the shouts Of the multitude. Oae OF
the hrs. sets Of the new Government the reessb
stment of the postal service between Puerto Plszs
and St Thomss. The happiest results ale anticipated
from the patriotism snd intelligence Of the new Ad-
mns.raticn. The following is list OF the entire Ex.
ecutNe:
NC DOMINGO RoJAs
Minister Of State and Foreign Ata''' .P.BLo PUJoL.
hnisier of Justice and Pubnc Instruction DOMINGO hCARD
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03

GOLD FEVER IS WAsHIyGroy.-A Abhor,h ~.
goidtn dream with which q number Of our otizsos
were culsec but few yea;s since ia fresh in the
ne mory OF our people there is an ev9ent incln..on
~ leisSls teie 10 form company 20 20 20 Fraser
peuCn' not 20 much BY citizens Of Washington a. by
~, ulLeIs here, soue ol whom have already l.i 4
teste OF lie a. the gold dggings. Tae persons
IL tAls scheme would pTo3soly do xe a. tDe iiysr.
Zen accustomed - The lie, srd Undertaking h9g
70 pceeto. ]. sill pIobsbiS be &c &C. eons.ny
Lte nenotrs having 10 .eta If ys..4cg ta., ds,.o.
G. at'iJ 10 become 80 txo.Lss sd burden % s.eL
o'-ef' u WI Q Lsst . 70: r1cre tl4a syn: or Ia
IaN.-~.'s' l"s---ug;,1 ,iA, ssiy5J
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03

Wysr IyDIEs-Olr 6dyices are 10 the lon MI.
G.reral news from Barbados u without interest. Iae
House Of Assembly Was appointed 70 NEE. by adjourn
uent on the ooh June, but there wss nothing OF in
portance before il excepting the Eiucsion oil, when
/, was thought would not be proceeded with. Toe
wes her had been very favorable during the fortnight,
frequeLt sboEers having fallen, which hsi enabled
the general planting OF PROVISIONS Crop o2srs.'ons
were rapidly conrg % close and oy tne ena oI tle
moth very little .ug.r would re.a..n - De mase.
There were several vessels l)adlng 10 t1e osy, a1d
sugar on board these, warg for shipment IN town,
and upon the staLchIoDs through the county, c?uId
scarcely te much under 900 hhis. Native PROVISIONS
c.Itred scarce, but there bad been no lacs Of Amei
csn arrivals snd the market vas veil supplied WITH
breadstuffs. There little doing Is 'regotsi uk
ad been chartered 20 load fJr Dublin At ls ti Pc
cwt.
Severs Cf the parties conc med in the ls'e rlo:s
at Antigua have been convicted snd sentsncai
tw,Iiy. five OF them 20 two years nprisonnent eac1
and ott ers 10 various terms CT imprisonment VIII nnss
~ Demersga the sesson Tss the wettes; th.i mas
been experienced FOR ye.rs. Tns public Gnuer 70 his
EsceleIcy the Governor was 70 take pl.ce on the
10Th Of June. The schooner Excelsior scriyed from
Surnsm en- the I'D, with hye kr0omen VINO had es.
capped from Cayenne in an open bost snd we're pckei
MP by the schooner on her voys age hence % Sarnsn
The csptsin of the Excelsior took the five with
bin to Parsmsrbo, and thence 10 Damerira oa t1e
retuIn voyage.
The rsi esson had set in at Trinid.d With greater
voerce than il has be- known 10 do for come years
TIE rivera bad been dOwn" IN crest torcs, and hsd
occasoned by their rush of waters, several accitens
An American firm, Messn. I. X. PnIbnck 20,
who are woIkIg or using the pstent oil Mr. HIRAM
HYDE of Nova Scotia, have fucces6ed 10 Introducing
into tie Colony the of pitch asphalt oil, m
featured from the Trinidad sephst. IL is now geiog
into general use and will very soon supsrsede the use
of cocoanut oil for lighting purposes in the West Ia.
dies On the 22d Of June the marble statue of Lord
Harris (now Governor Of Msdras), who was Governor
of this Island for seven ye.s, WAS naugurated with
great ceremony.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03
RATS SINKING A scRooNEF

oNnoOner Empire loi "eIs, tapt. Chambers,
which arrived a. Providence 29tn ult from Baltimore
with cargo Of coal, found to be leaking freely
Just before leaving Baltimore the 18th. She was
taken On the marine railway fot the purpose Of stop
ping the leak, when, upon examination, it was discoy-
cred that hole about two inches in length mad bean
made by rats in the run Of the vesse, between wind
and wafer
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-03

FROM Rlo Dr JANEiRo.-By the arrival Of the
oaik Ellen Morrison, We have tie Jernai do Co
uercio from RIO TO June Il Fix days later than pre-.
yious sivices.
The Chamber of Commerce of Rio hsd united all
commercial and industrial associations and merchants
in general TO join memorial to the Legislature ask
i1g for the establishment Of line of electric telegraph
10 connect the principal seapcrts Of the Empire Tae
project was fayo.ably considered
The l. gislaure continued in session but .ts deibera
tiose were Ct domestic interest only.
Advices from various pMts Of the fimpre represent
yellow fever as prevailing extensively. 1t wss max ng
rsysses at Bsbia June 10, M.rsrhsm Juse l. Pernsm.
buco June :; In Rio only one death by yellow fever
was 7. ported on the 18Th and tue dsease said to
be decreasing.
From the Interior it is stated that Paraguay 90 the
rort of eyaeustrg tie territory between the Parans
ard Uruguay Rivers which Presidet, Lopez has held
without any right ever since his war with Rosas in
si7 NEGOTIATIONS were progress fcr the surrender
Of ,ke military posts to the Cori.ntino General silva
COMMERCIAL.
Euba,kstion Of Coffee, June 10, 1913 bags tots.
B,pI. Iure i0.-During the first days Of tie c,op.h
The sucAR market entirely paayse bat
hA'iis arrived u eaa,t .'sisss Ss'sS ,ae sale: Of sasf
,Aip I"wev,r and Musovs:o. sold for Too a. .rrobA
Leaf Tor, va. ID fr 7ocQt 7C0 Stock OF hand Nav
81 ate srd Mu.coysdo suss go boxes 3a47 bbis al
sS9 esr. Cooa So b.s Codee. La bags; Tobacco ll5l
r. ,ud IN igf b.es Of Less CopIi,H iro ls,ry
ceived and sod 3; /. Jo0Git go FLorE aH 4!i = DBL
PERNtNBrco June 7.-->CGAR: 3a 3i>1pfor Whi.ss:
So for coed siuscov.o, c .of Ausfica GOLDFISH raes
Il gl6I FIoVE. stocs o. Land, IL - bb.s IS G.j.
TROUBLE At WAsBNCrOS COLLEGE, PENS.-T5e
Faculty OF Washington Coll-ge, at Washington Penn.
On Moidsy Sc. susperded ~ Of tie si.l-rts, vn5
were charged With being members OF secret s.c.ey
81 titled trs ID ID D.. hsrlrse ths boys would rot
diyulge tie nearing q tns Tires l-'t-is, anyash
hey hsd, ps.mbls prsssn,ed = :le F-clty, IL
plsined ~. ti.c G.. the s,ry 81 al pic ned 10
sLte.Ye lte G..gC.s1.n.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-11-18
Sherif,s sale.

Di VIRTUE Of an Execution issued out 0,
ID and under the seal of the District Cour;
OF Buchanan county, Iowa. in favor OF James
B. Thomas. and against the goods and cllattels
lands and tencments Of Jacob S. Travis and
Charity A. Travis. | have levied upon the fol
lowing described personal property. viz:
One dark hay marc about six years old, ont
dark red COW. one light red COW, with one horn
of, one two-horse buggy, and one double wagon
without box t
Which property rs above described. will
offer for sale at Public Auction. at the door d
the Sheriff s office. in the village Of In,ieIrn
denee. on Saturday, the 9th day OF November
A. ID. less, between the hours Of Nine O'Clock
A. NJ. and -Four O'Clock +. NJ. of said DAY 1.
the highest bidder. to satisi, said execution
and costs. WILLIAM MARTIN.
1890, -. sss Sheriff
Sheriff 5 Office, Iniep 'ndrncs, Iowa,
November 9Th, 1855, la5 w
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-11-18
Dialogue Wholesale Market.

FLOUR-Suierfine 100 Extra $50.
wHEAT-Spring old5Otd60e. new a6 10 e
CORN-Shclled 35(d Toe.
oATS-old $50 4a new 25@35e.
DRIED BEEF-i5c. p ID.
i SUGAR-Brwn, 9c.: fair loe.; refined,
IL; crushed aud powdered iai.c.
MoLASSES-Sugar lous. Sac. Golden Syr-
up. s0sa96c. p gal.
POTATOES-4Dc. r bu..
HAY-s6.m@Ss.o 90, Z ton,
woOD-Si.75. p cord.
cOAL-R. !. 81 80 II ton delivered.
HIDES-Grcen, sc; dry l2'se.
Y--Bonrbon, 500 81. 90; Comiiion
20@22: Old Rye, a0@.5e.
BUTTER firkin and roll lote lie ~ D,
EGGS-s@siae . I.rdoz.
LARD--lo@llc. n.
CHEESE--sta9c. eis.9
( CANDLES-Ta4low. l2l.c Star 23@ at
PoRK--Mess $i7.o0fo bbl; prime, s2si.'s,
BEEF-oa foot a'.ma.
MUTTON--6., &c. Per H. s.
DRIED PEACHES-l2le@ l3.
DRIED APPLES-ee. pft
oRANGEs-$.0o p bx
LEMONS
SEEDS-Retail rriccs--Cicver So ,00 per bu
Timothy, 81 90 do. do: Red top $500 do. do;
Blue Grass 80, DO. do; Orchard So, do. do: Mil
let 81, do. DO: Poland Oats 81 30 DO. do Irish
do. 81, do
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-11-18
SheriH's. Sale.

DYsSlkTCE of an Execution issued cut OF
Id and under the seal If the District Court
Of Buchanan county. Iowa. in favor Of Bisscll
4 Co.. and agains; the goods and cbattel. lands
and tenerncnts OF Vim. Marshall and Samuel
Sufficccl. Principals, and John Cameron secu.
rity. have levied upon the following described
property, viz
The undivided half OF the Northwest fraction.
al quarter Of the northwest quarter Of section
ak (6) in Township Eighty nine (s9) Range
nine (9) west Of the 9Th r. NJ, in Iowa. also
one span Of white Mares. harness and wagon.
the property OF samuel Suficool, in said wri,
named.
Which property ms above described. | viii
offer for sale at Public Auction, at the decor Of
the Sheriff's Ofiee, in the village Of Indepen.
dence. on Saturday, the lth dav Of December
A. j. is5s, between the hours Of Nine o'elocs 4
n. aud Four o'clock r. NJ. Of said day. to the
highest bidder, % satisfy said execution and
costs.
WILLIAM MARTIN,
81 Sheriff
Sheriff : Office, Independents, IowaJ
November 9Th. 1855 (J5.iu
49, 49,
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-11-18
Afflicted for Years.

DELfIos. o.. Jan. 1J. lss,3- :
a Alessrs- Hunt 4 Gar,in.r--C. nis ~ 4
q wish to make known to Tia. I.ullie a II nj, 4
ficie from which l have derived msre hen .
efit than from all ether medicines which 4
ever used. | have been suffering fr.m !
Fever and .Aeue and is sffects. Tor The
f. last five years. in which time ] has,at
scarcely enjoyed single day If g.oJ
m health. until ! procured from Your Drug
" Store a hottie of DR. Christie's Agn- E..l :
ri sarl. In few DAYS found myself clear
~ "f ague, and Iapilly recovering in h,aliA.
r, ! have mt felt a symptom since | colil-
g meneed taking it, tatout thr,e months.
!, although constantly exposed Ia cold and
6 weather To my friends, and the public
generally, suffering from this disease in
n any form, would say. Procure a bottle.
~ and save health, constitution and n,oney. |,
~ Yours. j. Il. GROScOST. |
Above are only u few ,cstin,,.nial. in I
q favor Of Christies Asue Ral..,n,, but !.
space fcibids publishing mos,. \
Price 81 per hlttle. oi bet,l.-s ir 81.
BOILES. SMITH 4 co. II S..nth /,
Water ST.. Chicago. Proprietor. E.r III s
81 Northwestern States ; also Whols.l,
y Dealers in Patent Medicines generally. :
n FOR SALE BY i.
" PARSONS 4 MELLlSH. Ind, ,.enasnc,
X. W. WRIGHT ....... =.
& T.. ". WHITNEY, .uuasq,,ct.n
J. DORIAN, Delhi.
aG-3m
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-11-18

DR.. Christie's Balsam for Ague and
Fever is winning golden opinions rs a
preventative and cure for that much
dreaded disease. Much Of the dread OK
Pcrienced by persons emigrating to a new
country, viii be removed when they
know how easily and thoroughly the
Balsam cures the disease for which it is
desisned.-MonnsoutA M. Guardian
The above is only one OF the numer-
GUS favorable notices Of a free and un-
trammeled press. When such power
full fticnd as the Press speaks in its favor,
it cannot be otherwise than popular.
For Sale in Independence by Parsons
* Mellish; in Quasqueton by +. w.
Whitncy, and BY Agents in every town
in the country.
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