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General Land Agency Office
COUNCIL BLUFFS. IOWA.

nEA TER &. ID l. q q M 4 R !,
~ ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR.
win promptly attend to Land Agencies, Investing
Money, Locatin and Selling Land Warrants, Paying
Faxes, Selling Real Estate and all other branches OF
the Land Business, in Western Iowa and Nebraska.
mar 7-bptf.
DEAL Est0te in Council Bluffs and
III dDDMa nnN.-Persons DESTROYS Of securing Real
Estate in either of these dourishing towns will do we'll
70 send their ordersto D. G. BLOOMER,
mar S-bptf. Land Agent.
Noar Tll,,fE. Vnvv
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20 Lord, make us truly thankful Tor the
food before rs Nancy, hand round the
corn bread irst and the biscuits after
Amen."
you've destroyed my peace Of mind, y
said . depending lover to truant Lass
ut can't do You much harm, John, for il
was an amazing email piece you had any
way"
LYING There WAS . famous problem
among the Stoics, which ran to this purpose:
"When . man says, i lie,' does be lie, or
does he not IT be lies he speaks the truth;
IL he speaks the truth, be lies Many were
the books written upon this wonderful prob
lem; Chrysippus favored tho world with no
lewee than six;- and Philetuo stadied hiAsell
= AsaAA. Il ~ vein Abgb b selve Il
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Mr. HARRIS, OF ILLINOIS APPEAR
ANcB IN THE HousE.-Hon. S. Colfax, in a
letter to his constituents, published in the
South Bend Register, says:
"Mr Harris, Of illinois, 10 far gone in
consumption, and has been bleeding from
the lungs in his sickroom ever since the last
encounter in the House ON the outrayes
Of the Kansas Select committee, where he
acted rs the anti Lecompton leader. When
he entered the House, exactly Eve minutes
before one o'clock, with feeble steps, leaning
on the arm OF his colleague, Morris, thrill
ran through the House. He could have
been spared, but he refused, and declared
that il it cost him his life he should be in
his seat to vote his utter condemnation Of
this shameless lniquity. When one, who
has been for years . Hebrew Of the He.
brews in his devotion tc his party, of which
he has been an active leader, thus perils
his life to record his hostility to this tyran-
ny, ought not the people, who love Justice
and hate Wrong to initiate his example, and
emulate his patriotism, which rises higher
than party, and 10 willing to give his life %
dying protest against it
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waits new four story brick.
MIR. HARDY returns his thanks to the
AQ citizens Of Burlington and vicinity for their
previous patronage and soci.s continuance, feeling
confident that he continue to give perfect saeisfAc.
ion.
Owing to hard times have purchased Goods very
much lower than foa merry, hat enables to sell
all Goods In my fine from 20 % per less than any
other house in the West, and all Goods warranted
good - represented the money refunded Ny stock
consists Of the following Goods, In
l H NAe. NN6s N1MhO.s AmA RAArh
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Farwell's Steam Bag Mandatory.
Nos. 42s ~ 4 40 Wnbash Avenue.
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
BAGS AND SACKS
OF every description and variety, furnished upon the
shortest notice. and PAINTED APPROPRIATE BRANDS
msrchSdw3m SIMEON FARWELL,
Proprietor.
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LIVE HUNDRED Agents Wameedss.
= 40 . Meath WAFfamteA.s.seof sall
particulars encloss pestage stamp and aAdRese q
dse1e-w0 a47 a. COYL1 . CO..
ss& NJ. Pleasant. Iowa.
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G. n A r B LIE,
Notary Public aud Gene ral COllectinl

Agent.
WILL give personal attention to the purchase and
w sale Of Property and Collection Of Debts.
Office Of Washington and Third sts., (over the
Post Ofice,) Burlington, Iowa.
REFERENCES
Messrs. Coolbaugh Brooks,
J. Morton Co., y Burlington.
DR.. K. Il. Paine,
Marble Ford, Chicago.
ianlHd1 mn
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Seeds.-Agricultural implements -
Machines. -
THE attention Of the trade and pubic -
i 70 the large stock Of Grass. UaTden an n -
Seeds, Of the crop Of 1887, nOw offered iot 49,
Burlington Agricultural Warehouse and seed 500.
The assortment consiats 10 part OF the felosS-
GsAeAAS SEEDS. -,
Timothy. Clover, Hungarian. Tor Gsrmss
Miliet, Niue, Red Top, and Orchard.
GAM EN SEEDS. = -
Marrovfat, Early Kent, Champion 81 knArsn ~
Imperial and landEeshs ~ Early PeeE .1%
Weeks, Early Marrow, Early Chias. wM
horticultural, nfcad Windsor and ksd -. -
beans; L. Red, silver Skin and lslio. Onee ~ -
York, L. Drumhead, Early Dutch Hat rassh cssg1s
Dutch Cabbage. EArly hern aal Long oraaE O.
hsrE Mounsain Sweet ard Dlk spanish - - go
Green Nu'meR ami Yellov CAntalonp MsGn NJ
and Cabbage Lettuce; Nod Iusnip; Long Scafxss
SpaaisA fVtpsesl RAdish; Marrow, S0mMes 80 49,
CFookneck squa-A: PsnpAis; Oslssy; CURSE 49,
mate; kgg RiaAA eeaS sc. 10 5
4 large assestnsne q - 49, snd sess's
: Also a ior sale 0sass oranss sssd and Eiaats y
Locus4 essd; OaAoe 1rte. j ss.. s.4.s -
TAsse Sssls having eli been carefully stseesea -
tAe atDcks Of the buee gro0eRD Nm ~ eoas1ys SsS
d. LAndre,h 4 Some, RAiloAslpAiA. NsuFse, nass.
Of nosson, and oaAsrs q estAhlidhed rvpssau 80
cAsssEs esn depend apoA Ills stock = ss'ns /" 80
Sssess 1rsis aaa Osaamsasal fssss. sArssa
etc., ses.. fasamAsA ~ Aay saAasAay aae = -
osSpisss stock Of Assicssssel ana ns.sle ~
TOols ana N1aeAinso eenstAntly - Ann4 80 w ~
mariaS1v1Dv. a. KEITH, RODlN9ON W.
- = NAla Arsst. Dafhnsses. -
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ArOTICE.-An persons that desire certificates OF
IN their abilities tesch ~ the Common Schools Of
this County, will present Cha msslves for examination
as the North Hill Public School House, il this city,
the last Saturday Of this nth and the Ant and
cond Saturdays Of May. Hours Ut examination from
10 O'Clock A. II. to O'Clock +. n.
apr9O-v8t X. J. GRAFT,
County Superintendent OF Common Schools in Des
Aoines County.
NFlLLERsS DION !. DE will stand this sea-
M sfor the improvement Of stock,"a t the frame
stable, Main and Valley streets Burlington Iowa.
For further particulars enquire Of the Groom the
stable, or OF II. G. MILLER,
aprlSd4tw4ts Proprietor.
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KEITH, ROBINSON 4 CO.,
BURLINGTON, IOWA.
Sole Agents for
H1anny's Patent Adjustable Reaper 4
Mower.
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a CniED n 0RAnCa - m tAxuans--A NUnns
- - Bme ehne Paisoa.-1hs folioving tesch.
inR recesd II ii.Ia! affection Ne copy from the
Hse o,ne Uheonicse. Meme can read Il wisheue
enosion. One evening last week, just = shs
IN Of Htns Sing prison vac ringing sall sighs,"
aud most Of the officers we're abOst taking their
departure from the institution little girl about
seven years Of age entered the Wardeus ONCE.
On being questioned 20 &c her name aed erssnd.
she eaid her name was Agnss w.. that shs
had ''cone oil the way from New York - go
her father. whom her mother told her was IN
prison at Sing Sing" The Intelligent and MOURN
inl look Of the child soon enlisted the =. mpaihy
!, he Warden and other oG8cers and i was u
once decided 70 crafty the vishes Of the little
| heroine. a
| Bus q difficulty at once aross-shere being no
less than Tour convicts bearing the same name
a the family, but this officially WAS soon over
come by th. little girl herself.
She said that her father was cooper ~
trade, aud il became apparent At once that the
il W employed in the .ShOck Shop"
vas the looked for father. He Was soon brot
| from his cell TO the Office, and the scene which
| took place between the convict father aud his
child will not soon be forgotten by those who
witnessed it. Accustomed 90 the officers are to
| affecting scenes between the convicts and their
relatives, this one was too much for their ieei.
ings, and tear stood in the eyes Of many Of
those stout-hearted men.
| The story OF little Agnes to her father Was
| shat her mother was very poor. lived out At
service, and could not come to see him, so she
thought she would come herself; that she LETT
New York that morning without one cent OF
money-walked through the city till she came
to the Railroad that some boys told her passed
through Sing Sing; that she had crept in one Of
the cars and hid herself away, and when found
by the conductor. he allowed her to ride all the
| vav up for nothing, and that some Of the boys
in the village told her the way to the Prison.
After spending some time with her father,
| she was kindly taken care Of for the night by
one OF our citizens, aud the next morning alady
Of our village accompanied her to New York
and had her placed in an asylum devoted as .
home to the children Of the destitute, where che
will be taken care Of, and properly and kindly
! treated.
The story Of little Agnes search for her un-
fortunate and guilty father, although simple
one, is, under all the circumstances, remarka.
bic one also, and shows in glowing co'ors tue
strength Of flial affection, and what even child
can accomplish under the most trying ditficul-
ties, if it makes the trial with right purpose
| and determined resolution.
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FURNITURE! FURNITURE!!
Fresh Arrivals ~
II. C. II A Z DY'S

WHOLESALE& RETAIL FURNITURE, BEDDING
q LOOKING Glass WAREHOUSE,
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Jefferson st., between Water AMI MAN, In Mr.. Poste-
| waits new four story brick
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GPRBNG BEOS-A new patent, which will
- put up trial Of week and II not liked win b
taken down, free Of chargeif kept, price o. co. Any
wishing to try Them do By calling At my store
septic bp II, O. HARDY
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T. D. CROKER,
(Seuor partner of late Erm Croker Bro.)
Attorney & CONnSCllOr At Inv,
BURLINGTON, 10 VA.
MILL attend promptly to Collection o: Debts
w Land Agencies, DESIGNATING Notes, and all oths
business OF his profession.
OrFlcE-oser Coolbaugh ! Brooks Banks corner JET
erson Main SITS. tiuy43.b
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ORDIN ANCE

Granting Permits to Shows.
Belt TCRDAINED by the Mayor and Coun-
Gil Of the Incorporated Village Of Carey that
before any exhibitor or exhibitors Of any trav
cling public show not already prohibited by
law shall be allowed to exhited or show any
natural or artificial curiosity. exhibition or
horsemanship in circus or otherwise for any
price. gain OF reward, within the limits Of the
corporation, he or they shall apply t, the May
or for a permit which permit the Mayor is
hereby authorized to grant specifying in aid
permit the time when he or they may show or
exhibit within the limits of said corporation,
on the person or persons thus applying pay
ing into the corporate treasury the amount,
said Mayor may assess on him or them for the
privilege of exhibiting or showing such show
which assessment shall in no case ex iced twen.
ty dollars nor less than one dollar, for each and
every exhibition within the limits Of said cor
poration.
And be it further ordained thot if any per
son OF persons shall exhibit any public show
without first having obtained the permit ac-
cording to the provisions Of this ordinance he
or they shall for every such offence pay the sum
Of twenty five dollars to be recovered in an &C.
ton Of debt at the suit of the Marshal or any
citizen Of the corporation before the mayor and
the same shall BE- paid into the treasury Of the
corporation.
Z This ordinance to take effect and be in force
from and after the 18th day of Sept. next.
ALEXANDER SHOEMAKER, Mayor.
S. W. HOLMES, Rec.
Aug. llth, 1855.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Republicans Rally.

The Republicans and opponents of the
Administration are requested to meet on
the 4th dav Of fSeptember, at the asual
places Of holding elections in the several
Townships, and select delegates to repre-
sent Wyandot County in the Judicial Con-
vention,.to nominate candidate for Com
mon Pleas Judge for the district Of Craw-
ford and WyandotN Counties, to be held
at Upper Sandusky, sousgthe 7th day Of
Fsptembers * tgNE F4ISi ~ IA
The same delegates will also at the
same time and place. be required to put
in nomination candidates for comfy offices
The several Townships are entitled to
the following numder Of delegates, based
upon the opposition vote Of 1857, allow.
ing one for every twenty-five votes and
one for every fraction over fifteen
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Beouirine tbe buil ding of sidewalks in front
of lois and territory named.
BE 1T ORDAINED. by the Mayor and Coun.
c,l of the incornoratcd VILLAGE cf Carey. that
it Shall be made the dutv of the owners Of lots
No A, 9,l2, 18. 10. 20. .2I, 20, 27, ,2s, %, 81,
SO, 36, 81, 38, SO. 40, and Ill, as laid down in
the original plat of said TOW n. also. tile own.
ers of lots number |, S, 6. 7, and s, as laid
down in the plas of VIM. M, Buclls' addition
TO said town also. the owners of the follow
ing territory commencing at the east side of
n.lot number thirty-five 1851. and extending
east to the west line of land owned and occu.
pied by Michael Grossell also the land on
the n orth side the Carey and Upper San.
dmsky road commencing at the Corporation
line on the east and extending west to the east
side of il. .lotnumber thirty-six, to build in
front of said lots and territory good and sub
stautial sidewalk, at least fl We feet WIDE Said
sidewalk may be builtin a manner and form
as follows, viz of plank not less than one and
one-half inches thick laid upon string pieces
not less than four inches square, said string
pieces to be laid parallel with the street 'front.'
ing said lots, and said plank to be spiked with
iron spikes of sufficient size to prevent said
plank from warping or moving when SO spiked.
And be 1t further ordained that in case Of the
refusal or failure of said owners to comply with
Che above requirements before the time of the
taking effect Of this ordinance that It shall be
made the duty of the Marshal to publicly sell
out the contracts of building Said sidewalk
to the lowest responsible bidder after giving
five days notice BY the posting up Of notices
to that effect in three conspicuous places with
in tile limits Of the corporation, and said con
tractor shall be required to enter into a bond
with said Marshal in double the sum of said con
tract to complete said contract within at least
twenty dnys from the date of the sale thereof.
And be il further ordained that immediately up
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Notice Of Bridge Letting.

Notice is hereby given that the Building
of the Bridge over the sandusky river
where the Oceola road crosses, said stream
will be publicly let to the lowest response
BILE bidder on the 25th day of September
next, by the Commissioners Of Wyandot
County who will then meet at the place ol
building said Bridge at 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
of said day, for the purpose Of contract
ing with such lowest responsible bidder
for the building Of said Bridge. Said
bridge to be built according to the plan
and specifications now on file in the Audi
tors office. By order Of the County
Commissioners. |
JAMES V. S. HOYT, Auditor,
Wyandot County. o,
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NOTICE

Is hereby given that in pursuance of the pro
visions Of an act entitled an act to amend an
act passed April 18th 1859 entitled an act fol
the assessment and taxation of all property in
this State and for levying taxes there,n accor-
ding to its true value in money passed April
18th 1858. =
The Commissioners at their June session
1858 passed the following order to wit:
F., That the County of Wyanuot be divided in.
to thirteen districts for the purpose of electing
district assessors to value the real property
of said C, unity for the taxation and tllat each
Township in said county shall constitute u
district tat is to say. 'I
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SLAVERY AND DOMESTIC RELAr1oNs.-

is SlAyERy AND DOMESTIC RELATIONS
A,son Of DR.. Eve, Professor in the
Nashville (Tenn. Medical College, con-
ceived passion for female slave, bought
her, married her and settled in Chicago,
and commenced practice as physician
there. She was white, and nobody in
Chicago suspected her origin. Some ten
days ago, however, DR.. Eve, the father,
appeared at Chicago, took the son South
with him, and has him confined there on
charge offlunacy. Attempts arc now
being made by his emissaries to capture
the wife at Chicago, and take her South
again. She is the property of her hus.
band by purchase, and once South, the
Court it is thought, will order her sale,
q belonging to the estate of lunatic.
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is lost. !"


CURE FOR THE BITE OF A MAD Doc
"A writer in the National 1ntelligencer
says, that spirits Of hartshorn is certain
remedy for the bite Of mad dog. The
wound he, adds, should be constantly
bathed with II, and three or four doses,
diluted, taken, inwardly during the day.
The hartshorn ydecomposes, chemically,
the virus insinuated into the wound, and
Immediately alters and destroys its del
seriousness. The writer, who resided
in Brazil for some time, first tried il for
the bite Of scorpion, and found that it
removed pain and Inflammation almost
instantly. Subsequently he tried it for
the bite Of rattlesnake, with similar sue
cess. AT the suggestion Of the writer,
an old friend and ply sician tried itin cas-.
es Of hydrophobia, and always with sue
cess.-Ger. Tel. "t. IA saaf 6r'l
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THE CABLE CELEBRATION, AT SYRACUSE,
N. VA New FEATuRE.-The Syracuse
Journal, in describing Tuesdays jolifca.
tion, says
IA new feature was introduced--and
such feature All Of a sudden, and all
at once, fourteen locomotives sent up a
shrek from their, steam whistles which
shook the frmest buildings to the centre,
deafened every ear, and penetrated, as we
verify believe, west to lake Erie and east
to tide water. There is no description in
poetry or prose which can convey any
just idea Of the noise (that is the only
word that was thus created. 1t was pos.
itively awful. Such an unearthly sound
such a strange. mysterious and over
whelning sound-such a terrible, tre-
mendous, and monstrous sound-never
was heard before. 1t reminded US Of the
seven thunders Of the Revelation; Of a
legion of Niagaras; Of the horn Of Ca
briel, 1--WE speak reverently) and the Day
Of Judgment! Men grew pale, women
tainted, and children went into convulsions
as they heard it," ig
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A CALL FOR A CLERaYMAN.--The Min
nicola (Kansas) Statesman, says that the
town is badly in want Of clergyman,
and adds: ave do not want some illite.
rate specimen Of the genus homo, whom
Dame Nature fixed up for plow boy or
a wood sawyer, but of whom lszines made
a minister, but some one that understands
the Bible better than we do, and can ex-
plainit in an understanding manner. To
what particular Church he belongs we
care not Our religious faith is Of the
broadest kind. and good teachings from
strict Presbyterian, superstitious Catholic
or devout Mahometan are the same to
u.s." taA 1fi'3fS 7'll A
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-08-27

NOMINATED FOR CoNGREss.--Our old
flriend. Margen, familiarly known as "Bill
Murgen" in this "neck Of woodsp has
been nominated for Congress in the Han
cock, district. II Billiam takes his old
fiddle along down TO Washington, he'll
make the President and Congress "face
the music" or else we're very much mis-
taken. Suppose you won't put on airs
now, Bill, and chang up the fiddle and
Hthe bow" will you ois
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-08-27
ROBERTS 4 CROFT.
NOTICE I'M PARTI1'lOM .

Levi Corfman, Abraham Corfman,
Charles Gracely and Sophia his wife, lr-
win Walton and Magdalene his wife,
Isaac Corfman. Lewis Corfnan and Lyd-
ia Corfman, and the said Irwin Walton
their guardian, and Susan Corfinan wild.
ow Of Joseph Corfman, deceased, will take
notice, that petition was fled against
them on the 23d Gay Of August A. D.
1858 in the Court Of Common Pleas with
in and for the county Of Wyandot by Sa-
rah s. Corfman, guardian Of Jerimiah
Corfman, minor heir Of Jerimiah Corf-
man deceased, and is now pending.
wherein said petitioners demand parti-
tion Of the following real estate situated
in said county ofWyandot yiz:- the west
half Of the south west quarter, and the
westhalf Of tho south east quarter Of sec
tion twenty-five (e2) in township one ri
south Of Range fourteen TAI east and
the south end ofthe west half Of the north
east quarter Of the same section, except
ing the cornerc east Of the negrotown road,
and lane one rod wide on the east side
Of the tracts, being the same land here.
tofore conveyed to the said Joseph =Corf-
man, by Magdelane Colfman, and con-
taining twenty-five acres more or less, land
that at the next term Of said Court the
said Sarah S. Corfman guardian as afore.
said willapply for ar, order that partition
may be made ofsaid premises.
j. D. SEARS,
no. 476w Atty. for Pet'r.
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The Late North Carolina Election.

Returns from CLrNoMAN's district show
large Democratic losses, and the election
Of VANCE, American, to Congress, over
AVERY, Democratic loss OF member OF
Congress. Clingman, it will be remem-
bered, was appointed Senator. The cleo
tion in bis district is Of course to gil the
vacancy occasioncd by his transfer to the
Senate. ELLIS, Democrat, is elected Gov
ernor, but his majority will not be as large
as at first supposed. The Legislature, it
is believed, will be Democratic. There
are two U. S. Senators to be elected.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-08-27

And that the qualified Electors residing in
each of the aforesaid Townships OF said Coun-
ty at the October election in the year A. D..
49, shall elect some citizen of their respective
Township having the qualifications of an elec
as assessor of real property within his said
township. The Judges Of electors shall keep
separate poll books for the election of said
assessors and the returns thereof duly certified
as in other cases shall be made to the county
Auditor who with the Clerk of the Court Of
Common Pleas and Probate Judge of the coun-
ty shall open the same and declare the result
In witness whereof have hereunto set my
hand officially at the Auditors Office this l4th
day Of August a. D, 1858
J. VS.. HOYT, Auditor,
August 90, 1858 Wyandot Coo.