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EsSSvEsesss1F2 CANAL RAILROAD. WINTER
tEs.;;i.sss,ss.e ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MONDAY,

- ~ - q ~ u
tEs.;;;.ss;,;s.tz ARRANGEMENT-Com Commencing MONDAY
AA@-a- MAY nth, 1858. Trains will daily, (sun-
day excepted) as follows
LEAVE NEW HAVEN AT
90 A. NJ frogh train with passenger attached for
Northampton, arriving at go A. NJ.
$40 NJ freight train with passenger carattached, Tor
Plainvllc
II OoA NJ on arrival Of 500 A NJ Express train from
New York connecting at Northampton with train Conn
River X. Il going North
l. or on arrival 81 l245 =. NJ train from New York
connecting PAinvile with Hartford Providence
and fshki Railroad going West and westhed with ira
on Western X. X going last and West.
LEAVE NORTHAMPTON AT
go A. NJ connecting al Westheld with train Western
Rarad going West, aud at Painvilie with Hart
ford, Providence and fishk Railroad going East At New
Haven with g4b 4. VI. train for New York
IL 10 VI in Connection with train Conn River r. r.
r. from the North Connecting at westhed with
train Hartford, Providence and Fski Railroad going
East New Haven with 10 r. ". Express for New
York.
200 r. NJ freight train with passenger attached for
New Haven connecting Painvie with Hartford
Providence and fishkill Railroad going West.
LEAVE PLAINNILLE At
GAS VI, for New Haven
CoLLINs\lLLE BRANCH TRAIN.
Leave Collinsyillc at - 4. NJ and AIS ~ Return
Ing, leave Planyilc ut O5 r. NJ and s IS NJ
FREIGHT NOTICE
Freight trains leave New York daily. Sundays
Franklin and Center streets, 6l5 NJ and arrive
Northampton at 90 4 VI. Leave Northampton at 400
Z. and arrive New York at A. VI. Through without
change 81
Daily lines u Stages from Northampton amherst,
willamsburgh, Haydervie Florence and Iadlry From
Coinsyle to New Hartford and wnstel From Cheshire
Waterbury. y. DENNIS, General Agent
New Haven, May 18th, 1855 u
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RAILROAD NOTICES.
v,s,,ssssJ5Up CHESHIRE RAILRoAD.

Iyszsss.ss..ssSu CHESHIRE RAILROAD. On
EssisassiA and after Monday MAY 10, 1885, Trains will
EGn--EG.run as follows, vlzi
Leave Bellows Falls for Boston, Lowell Worcester, New
York, &c, ut $40 A. NJ, aud 800 =. NJ.
Arrive at fitcburg, IL A. NJ and $50 NJ, Boston ESQ
and 10 r NJ, Worcester 90 and 100 r. NJ.
Leave Boston 80 and II 90 A. and fitchburg g.i5
A. NJ and 1870 T. NJ for Bellows Falls and connecting Roads
Arrive at Bellows Falls, IL 20 and $50 NJ Windsor rs
and 90 r. NJ Rutland $50 and $50 7. NJ, Burlington 500
r. NJ.
~ Special Train, passenger attached to freight ran)
leaves Boston every Saturday ut 400 r. NJ Ftchburg 645
and Keene 935 NJ arriving at Bellows Falls II 80 NJ
Trans connect NTH Rutland and Burlington Railroad At
BELLOWS FALLS
by which Passengers proceed to Rutland Burlington,
Montreal and Ogdensbuh TO Saratoga Springs schenecta
dy Troy and Albany and for Buffalo, Niagara Falls and all
points West
also connect At Behotoj Fails
With Trains of the sullivan Road anl thence with the YER
mont Central and VI Canada Roads, ard with the Passump
sic Road TO Wells River St. Johnsbury and the White Noun
tains.
Trains of Fitchburg and Worcester Road Fchburg
three times day, at l5 A. NJ, aud IL 30 aud co. T. NJ,
for Worcester Providence, and for NEW YORK CITY, via
Norwich aud Worcester Railroad In connection with Steam
ers COMMONWEALTH and CONNECTICUT.
Trains II Worcester and Nashua Road leave Goton juno
ton for Nashua and Concord, N. II.
Trains " Stony Brook Railroad also leave Groton Junction
for Lowell and Lawrence. Il. STEWART,
Gen. Ticket Agent,
y. A. CHAPLIN. Supcrintendc nt.
Superintentlent's Office, Kcruc, MAY 3, 1858.
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Composed Of sdrsdparf'ia, Wiid Cherry Fclop Dock,
Prieky Ash, Thoronghwort Rhubarb, Mandrake Ddnds-
non, $c--dH of nhich are compounded 10 act in
concert aud assist Nature in srddicdting disease
The effect OF this medicine wondcrful- direct
" upon the bowels and blood, by removing distractions
from the Internal orguns stimulating them ntu healthy action
renovatng the fountains Of life and vcor purifying the blood
cleansing from all huor and causing It
through part Of the body They eradicate
the system Liver Complantthat many dis
easesaundice in its worst fors all Bilious diseases and
Foul Stomach, Dyspepsia, Costveness, umcrs Of the Blood
and Skin, Indigestion Headache Dizziness Piles Heartburn
Weakness Pain in the Side aud Bowels, Fatuency Loss Of
Appetite and all kindred complaints by torpid
diseased Liver, dOrdered Stomach bad ood to which
all are more or less subject in Spring and Simmer.
II taken In large Doses Fever and Ague may be broken up
and cured at once. This has become standard medicine aud
Is decidedly the best the world saw
Only 20 cents for pint and 81 cents for large bottle
Sold by all medicine dealers everywhere Orders should De
addressed to j. o. LANGLEY Proprietor, IL Marshall st.
Boston. Mass 6m10
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-Aa-Ak- cember IL, Trains will follows, to wit.
Leave fiuhburg Depot, Boston, at 1880 and HOO A. NJ
fitchburg at $50 A. NJ. and 1880 =. VI.
" Bellows Pals for Rutland and Burlington at IL VI
Rutland for Bellows Falls, at as and Hoo A. ~ and
l2P. NJ
" Rutland for Burlington at 10 Is A NJ, 3 Is p NJ
Burlington Tor Rutland and Bellows Fails at o. A. NJ.
and 7:l5 r. VI.
J. Both go through o. Burlington day arriving at
s. So A. NJ. and COS =. VI.
At Burlington, Trains connect with lake Chanpain Steam
and Trains u Vermont Central Road. At Rutland with
Trains for Troy, Albany and NewYork Saratoga Springs
Schenectady and the West At Bellows Falls with Trains Of
the Cheshire Road for Ftchburg, Worcester Lowell and Bos
with Vt Naley Road for Bratteboro Springfield Hart
for New Haven, and Newiork And with Sullivan Road
for Windsor White River Junction and the White Mountains
Freight Train with Passenger Car.
II Passengers going West will end hi. the cheapest and
direct Tickets and all necessary information,
be had at the Bellows Fails Ticket Once.
T.. A. CHAPLIN, Superintendent
DC. :. ls57. 10
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q. MERRILL, Superintendent,
CharlestoWn, April sth, 1851
y.s!I.ss9sY..s9 vERMoNT XA aLL y Bal IL


shn-hG1s57, TRAINS will run as follows
Leave Bellows Falls for Bratteboro 80 A. ~ and 40 p
NJ Returning rattobro for Bellows Falls 10 % A. NJ
and 4 40 r. 81 FREIGHT TRAIN leaves Bellows Falls at
s 90 A. NJ Drattleboro II I5. r. NJ
The Passenger Trains this route South with
the Vermont Massachusetts and Connecticut River Railroads
Springfield Hartford New Haven and bridgeport direct
New York. On North with the Rutland Burlington, Sui
hvan Vermont Central Vermont Canada, Connecticut AMI
passumpsic Rivers Rail Roads forming direct
with Whitehall Saratoga and Schenectady 81 Johnsbury and
White Mountains Burlington and Rouses Point Ogdensburgh
and Montreal. ~. sLOAr, Superintendent.
VI Valley r. II. Office Nov. q 1861 2.
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o w A RID sSOC1A TON,
III FEIIIsADIL
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCES ENT

X <
To all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases such as sPER
MAIOkhlEA, SEMINAL WEAKNESS, GONORRIIEA,
GLEEr, SYPHILIS, the Vice Of 0NANISM or sELF-ABUsE
&C, &c
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view Of the awful de.
sruction of human life caused by sexual diseases and the
dectpons partsed the unfortunate victims Of such dis
eases by Quacks have directed their Surgeon as
CHARITABLE ACT worthy Of their NAME to give MEDIC AL
ADVICE GRATIS to all persons thus afflicted who apply by
letter. with description Of their condition, Gage occupation
habits Of life Sc and In poverty
erlng, to FURNISH MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE.
The Howard Association benevolent Institution estab
shed by special endowment for the relief IL the and dis
ressed, afflicted with virunt and Epidemic Diseases" IL
has surplus Of which the Directors have voted
TO expend in advertising the above notice. II needless 10
add that the Association commands the highest Medical skill
Of the age and will furnish the approved modern treat
Just Published by the Association, Report on Speraor
rhaa, Seminal Weakness the vice Of OnAnn Masturb
ton SeAbue, aud other diseases the Sexual Organs
by the Consulting Surgeon which will be sent by mail lin
sealed enveope fRkR OF CHARGE on the receipt Of TWO
STAMPS for postage.
Address, Or. GEO. n. CALHOUN, Consulting Surgeon
Howard Association, No. South NINTH Street phiiade
pha, Pa. BY order Of the Directors
, EZRA d. HEARTWELL, President.
HEo' FAIRFIELD, Secretary. 1y-So
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,PROCL AM
VKHEREAs, by an Act OF tho Seventh
KK Assembly of the State Of Iowa. antitl

VK7HEREAS, by an Act of the Seventh al
w Assembly of the State Of Iowa, sntitlo1
act revising and amending title Nv. Of Code, anAR
Their providing for elections filling vacancies ID eM
resgnatioDs and centestng election approved -
twenty-thrd 1858, II made the duty OF the 0100
nor at least thirty days before general election
issue his proclamation, designating all the officers TO
filled by the vote OF oil the electors In the State, OF
the electors Of any Judicial District:
Now therefore, Ralph +. Lowe, Governor Of the
State Of Town, do by this my ton, publish md
declare that at the General Election be held IN
this State on the SECOND TUESDAY OF OCTOBER
next, the following offices to be ed BY vote or al
the electors of this State wit
The office Of Secretary of State The ONCE Of Audi.
tor of State; The office OF Treasurer Of State The
office Of Attorney General The ONCE Of Register Of
State Land office The ONCE of Commissioners Of the
Des Moines River Improvement.
And the following Offices to be filled by vote OF The
electors of each of the eleven Judicial Districts or this
state as established by act Of the said General AsS
bly, tO.wit: The Office Of District Judge Tho o6Dod
Of District Attorney The oacc Of one Member q the
Board of Education.
Whereof, all citizens and officers concerned, particu-
larry the sherf OF the several counties, will take no
tice, and be governed accordingly.
In testimony Whereof have hereun to Get my hand
L. and affixed the Great Seal Of the state Of Iowa.
Done at Des Mones, this ninth day Of August, A. d.
SID, and of this State the 18th.
~ the Governor RALPH P. LOWE.
ELIJAH SELLS, Secretary Of State.
MOTE--The fifth section of Chapter $50, lave Of
1898, provides as follows SIT shall be the duty
Of the sheriff to give Mt least days notice thereof 81
causing copy Of such proclamation to be publshed a
some newspaper published in the county, any b.
published therein and If not, by posting copy Of the
PROCLAIM alton in not less than FIVE Of the most public
places In the county,
In accordance with the above requisition, hereby
publish this proclamation. JAMES DAVIS,
Aug. co. 1858 100 3 Sheriff Of Clayton Co., Losra.
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WAREHOUSE SALE.t1a

VIyIIE following Articles will be sold Il Aetion n
u the McGregor Warehouse on Thursday the 2Srd
Sale to commence at o'clock, Am
Kerr Son. Dbl, boxes Bed steads T S wads-
WORTH worth, box boz Jesse Wsikle boz s.nas Bar
Bruce, kegs Ink; spelt,nan chest Jones Bass,
box W johnson, box Rachel Lyons, pieces
marble; v Miller pieces do Mary CLARK pisess
do Edward Stone, pieces do; L Wellcr chest i:
Pooler 4 Nichols, bundles Suaihs Geo w Mills,
package G Dearmit, cultiystors; Rhodes & ",
n bs nd grain cradles Jackson paehsgsA
pard stand, 4 tables As chairs & bbls; J Dixon
Co.. cast kettles bdls Iron rs sled roles lot loose
F tssn f;:s as Stanley S.ss
bdls sash Chambers 4 Engliah, m esaa; aesSp
son Bridges, bundles cradles; n Rask 9 Co, .
sma. mill il i Wnksrson, 70. pur. spirits; !
pieces castings, winston 3 Gilbert, Dbl cement: J
chest Colby box Dixon, Is stoves and Il oven
heads W NJ Colby, boxes 4 Dbl ; L stark, 1 trunk
and chest D Martin, box Chambers & English
slab and frame ii Haywood, i casting sampson
ss shansr 10. Dbl s1 saald eiss.s 1 co
no mark cook stove; Greedy, bds grain craze.
no mark, plows J Kennedy, Dbl salt; Paddin
box grain cradles no mark bed ase.d grain
Geo Elicit, box II Hart, bdl grein cradles Bell
Close, rack churns J Jsmi. on, 2 Iron rods; A.
iioyt, package NJ Cagiey, casting; Clark pack
paper; starr trunk L Vail, box silas Far,
screen Jas. Mowser, trunk 4 Thayer casting
4 White, box Jas. Monroe, carpet bag; W =
Thompson, carpet bag (; HI Dabcock. package j.
& Ward bale A Goodrich trunk.
FlxTUREs WAREHOUSE. b,
Two sheds, one Safe, two Tarpsulin, two desks one
bed stead 4 bedding stoyes, one Warehouse truck,
Kirkpatrick 4 Weeks. J. L. PAGE
Mcdresor, Iowa, Aug. 20, '5snsSws Assignee.
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Latest News.

The remaining Quarantine bull dngs at N. Y, were
burned the night Of the End. On the next day 100
police came from the city with six FOUNDER to
prevent further outrages This trouble all occas
oned by the presence of email pox and yellow fever in
| the buildings. Many ofthe patients have died from
the exposure attendant upon their removal.
Store No. Is, Bowery, N Y, burned on the 3rd
with its contents. Loss, 100000
The steamship Cahawba arrived at N. Y. tho Sd with
$4,000 in specie. .....
John Russell a merchant of Pittsburgh died OH the
Sd from the effects of gun shot accidentally received
| the day before.
The Melodean factory at North Bridgewater Mass,
burned the night Of the I'd. Loss, S57OO insured
$1,000.
Deaths from yellow fever at New Orleans the I'd, H.
| the Sd, II.
Col. Rector has been authorized to proceed to Fori
da and take measures for the removal of the Semi
| nolcs, who now in the Everglades.
The Pixies Peak gold excitement is rapidly increas-
| ing.
| John Burns Of Wheeling who murdered Mary Mon
toney in in May last executed at IL o'clock the Sd
The parties arrested for being concerned In the Staten
| Island outrage were held to bail for $1,000
Tho cars now running from Lake Michigan to
Detroit over the d. & NJ. Railroad.
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STEAMER DELAWARE, Mississippi Rivera
Aur,lst 2Sth 1919


Dear C. CT is sometime since last wrote
you and many things have occurred since then
in this part of the world. The August election
for members Of Congress and the Legislature
for the State of Arkansas came off the first
Monday in this month, and resulted in the cleo
ton Of Hon. Albert Rust as the Representative
from the Southern district
Tlcft Camden the 23rd, and came aboard of
the delaware" at Casters Landing the night
of the 25th, and since that time we have been
steaming up the river, and hope TO get to
Cairo tomorrow, where l shall try faster
coach.
The only thing which has attracted my ut.
tention particularly is the awful desolation that
marks the track of the food. Plantations
which usually at this season of the year, are
white with the ''mimic snow of the cotton,
arc now barren as the desert of Sahara. The
beautiful fields are, in many places, covered
with drift-wood, torn perhaps from your Iowa
forests, and every thing unites in presenting
one general scene of desolation. CT course,
it is very sickly in many portions, not family
has escaped without "chills." fevers. DC.
The loss on the Cotton crop alone, will be
very great, while it is impossible to correctly
estimate the damages done to plantations,
buildings, &c. Thousands of head of cattle
and mules have persisted, and the sickening
effluvia arising from the steaming sediment,
everywhere deposited by the receding waters,
has poisoned the atmosphere SO That more dol
las may yet be lost by the mortality of the
human cattle than from all else.
1t is quite cool to day in fact, it seems right
cold, from the extreme heat which we have had
for so long time.
We spent a number Of hours at Memphis,
and had an opportunity of running about town
little. There are many good buildings. and
it seems to be a place of great trade, yet the
grading of the streets has been much neglec-
ted, and few, if any Of them are paved. They
seem to be very economical in the use Of gas,
and therefore leave all the streets along the
river, dark and cherries fit theatre for the
bloody deeds of the half-human fiends who
throng the city. The country along the river
above Memphis is better improved than in Ar
kansas and Mississippi, and has not suffered so
much from the overflow. We have passed
some fine Plantations, where the crops looked
well, though they seem to me to be very back
ward
The people down this way, have not the en-
terprise and energy of character which distin-
gush the inhabitants Of the free states. I
verify believe that were TO be carried a thous-
and miles in my sleep and set down on slave
soil, should recognize it in moment upon
awakeing.
But shall soon breathe, again the pure air
of our own glorious North, and then may feel
more in the mood for writing. Till then
adieu.
CQRYDQN f.. FULLER.
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WOODS HAIR REsToRATIvE.-This wonderful pre-
paraton is having extensive sale in all parts of the
Union. 1t Is one of the few patent medicines which
are now sold over the country, that really what
their inventors claim for them. Wherever it has had
fair trial. the result has been precisely Wood pre-
diets. 1t has never failed to turn the white hair back
to the natural color, where the directions have been
strictly followed and in numerous il has restored
the hair upon heads that had been bald for years
i not pretended that it will make the hair grow in every
case, but where it fails there is certainly remedy
The restoration of the hair has been effected many
instances where the seemed utterly hopeless tina,
it is certainly worth while for all who have lost their
hair to try the experiment Of using bottle two
Woods Restorative e. Moline Workman
Sold by all respectable Druggists. n100w2
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DI e . =,

DIED,
At her residence, Aug. 16, 1853, in Monona, Mrs.
SARAH WINTERS, aged 81 years.
In this dipensation of Providence family is called
to the loss of kind mother and sister, and the
community worthy member. She was truly q
practical Christian and whose example is worthy
of imitation. Tho called suddenly away, she was
prepared to approach her grave like who "wraps
the drapcry of his couch about him and lies down to
pleasant dreams"
At McGregor Sept Sd, 1858, WILLIAM HENRY, son
Of William aud Annette JACKSON, aged 4 years, Q
months and IL days.
The interesting little boy whose death chronicle
not only the idol Of his parents, but his amiabe
qualities had attracted the notice and the love Of
all who knew him.
'Close his cye-lds-press them gently
Ger the dead and leaden eyes,
For the soul that made them lovely
Hath returned unto the Skies
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FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE
Respecting DR.. CHRIsrIE's
Balls Nj!
DR.. CHnISIlE'S ACJE BAlSAM

Is the best remedy for the permanent of
CHILLs AND FEVER, FEVER AND AGUE,
DUMB AGuE,
And all Malaiious Diseases incident to this climate
DIR. CHRISIIE'S AGUE BALSAM
Has been known to fail where the directions have
been strictly followed.
bR. CHRIsTIE's AGus BALsAMIsA
PURELY VEGETABLE COMPOUND,
containing neither arsenic qunine, strychninc, or
aSything OF poisonous or deeterious nature
- DR. cHRisrIE's AGuE BALsAM, has HAD, Tor Years,
the largest sales OF any remedy Tor specific disease
ever offered to the public.
DIR. CHRISTIES AGUE BALSAM.
Has attained its immense popularity through its own
merits it, great In curing disease. Its singular
harmless and freedom from hurtfuf Ingredients
1t can be taken by the helpless infant, vigorous YOUTH
and feeble age ever without injury, and always with
benefit.
READ WHAT AGENTS SAY.
DR.. II. sYMMEs, of Mattoon, H., under date of
Aug ID 1858, says. "Send me another lot of Chris
ties Ague Balsam have but two bottles in store,
and the demand Is the increase. insuring
every bottle, and as yet none have been returned"
j. w. PLuMMER, Druggist, vinton, Iowa, under
date Of Aug. oath, 1851, writse,lA .'send me half
gross OF Christies Ague BalSDIES have but three
bottles on hand and it is selling rapidly. 1t Is the
best remedy for ague have ever Sold
Mr.. A. n BLAcKRIDcE, Of Metamora, Ind, writes
US, june II, 1857 and says, that the asam has cured
in every where taken lie further says that
case came from the Wabash X. +. Swggert, who had
the ague IL or 70 months lie insured three bottles TO
cure him. lie took only bottle, aud the result
permanent cure. lie had paid 500 doctor blls.''
AFFLICTED FOR YEARS.
DELPHoS, o., Jan. Is, 1858.
Aessrs. Hunt & Gardner--Gents: wish to make
known to the public article, from which have de-
rived benefit than from all other medicines which
ever used ] have been suffering from Fever and
ague and its Effects for the last five years, in which
time have scarcely enjoyed single day OF good
health until procured from your drug store bottle
OF DR.. CHRIsTIE's AGUE BALsAM. In \ few days
found myself clear Of ague, and rapidly recovering To
health. have not felt a symptom since commenced
taking it, (about three nOnhs,) although constantly
expo ed 20 cold and hot weather. 10 my friends, and
the public generally suffering from this disease in any
iorn would say, procure bottle and save health,
constit uton, and money. Yours, J. d. GROSCOST.
Above are only few testimonials in favor Of Chris
ties Ague Balsam but space forbds publishing more
BOLLES, SMITH 4 Co., Pruprictors, IA South Water
trcet Chicago, to whom all orders should be address,
ed. Price, rs, Doc and 81 per bottle. looms
For sale by Hoffman, Benton Co, in Mc0regOr.
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CoEuSDRuMs-Your answer to our conundrun,,
Colonel is very good but not to liking. s:Why is
q coon up tree like the Republican partyl" Be-
cause it "Dredd Scott" SO alfredy. Then
s'Why is sinking ship like Gov. Randall p Why,
Col, you must be stupid to ak such qucstion-every
body knows that-Because 1t is going down, and the
keel is always wet -
Now, Col, here's another. eff bag of wool weighs
fifteen pounds, how many square inches are there in a
brush heap t''-Madison Patriot.
Carpenters answer to Randall conundruni, tho,
correct enough, is not to our liking "Why is sink
ing ship like Gov. Randall Because it has lost the
Of its Punp-The modesty Of our friend doubtless
prevented look in the proper direction for tho true
answer.
In reply to Pumps yool question, We beg TO say that
in political career OF twenty years. have never
had any ",coolly" affiliations, aal hence, must re
fer the late Democratic supporters OF the present
Governor Of Wisconsin, all questions involving the
relative value of hat article! We should say that
the Patriot is putting on liberal quaatum Of
sbrush for the $500 worth of .swoor' it invested in
that canvass 4 50 ~
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Upper Ioaoa Unincrsity.-We are in receipt
ola stitencnt showing all the matters personal
and educational belonging to this institution.
1t is a Methodist College but we presume that
Scctarianism is excluded from its chart of tut
ton. We are glad TO learn that it is in high
ly prosperous condition. WEsrFIELD is to be
the Harvard of Northern Iowa.
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STOLEN-S25,OO REWARD.

LCRON the subscriber living 6 miles south ~
ofEkadcr in Cox Greek Township, ON kG-lSN
Sunday night, Aug. 22d, Three year old Ky
horse Colt large and strong hnt; his color Is
blue gray--hs knee was trifie swclled on his
two hind feocks there little white the hoofs
lie is heavy headed and di.h faced.
wilgive the above reward for the return of the
Colt or liberal reward for any information leading to
his recovery or the detection of the thief.
THOS. McBER MOTT.
Coz Creek p. O., Clayton Co, Aug. 30th. -99lw