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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-03-11

A Party Tonight
There 10 party tonight, Ha! Well WHO'S
.gslng? Why the Aristocracy Of course. But
who are the aristocracy? you fool, been in the
great city OF the Des Moines, nine months
ard not acquainted with its aristocracy! Well,
then, listen and learn once for all. There IL
Mr.. J. and Mr.. M. and Mr.. H. ct al, and Mr..
G. and Mr.. L. and Mr.. K. and Mr.-Hold!
Hold ~ and why do you call these aristocracy?
You fool, again. Don't you know they get
up and attend all thu parties, don't You know
they are everlastingly prating about elegantly
Furnished parlors, promiscuously crowded with
Bellies and Beaux2 Did you never hear them
speak Of voluptnous and fascinating women,
oct of with sparkling eyes, rosy cheeks, dewy
lips, pearly teeth, glossy hair, beautifully
rounded shoulders and arms, tiny hands, slen-
der waisis, delicate feet and &c. Did you
nevs. hear them dsnouncing people because
they CHANGED to know more than themselves?
Did You never speak to them Of common sense
and see them run to the Dictionary to ascer-
tain the meaning Of the Term? Don't you re-
member chat they are never seen At our public
halls where there 10 chance OF their learning
something? Don't you know IL there is
Lecture OF Debate or any thing Of the kind,
they are sure to get up party - &C offset?- -
Don't you know they Far prefer the entertain
ments Of Ceres to those Of Minerva? Don't
you know-Well, well, that viii do; think
understand. J.
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az TO MY PATRONs.-I would return my sincere
thanks for the good share of public bestowed
upon my establishment and would say, that, not
withstanding the lateness Of the season In which my
store opened, have added largely to my stock,
and have larger stock Of articles in my line than
be found in store west of the Mississippi Hav.
Ing had fourteen experience in the drug business
and having competent assistant, physicians and 9TH
ers requiring medicines be confident Of being
suited In every respect. WIN. +. ELMEND0RF,
Apothecaries' Hall, Richards Buildings,
no15 gsS Ottumwa Iowa.,
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saunuel J. Kirkwood.

Samuel J. Kirkwood, Member Of the lows
Senate, va born in Manford county, Mary
land, j. now A years. OF age, was raised in
Washington City, read law in Ohio with the
I Hon. T. w. BARLEY, was member Of the
Ohio Constitutional Convention, and moved
to Iowa in 1855. Mr.. X. reached . proud
eminencs in his profession and was regarded
in Ohio a. one Of its ablest and most upright
members.
He was elected to the Iowa Senate in 1856.
Like many other good men Of the Democratic
party, he left il on occonnt Of the delusions OF
popular sovereignty, md u now one Of the
best Republican In thu State. He l. man Of
elaas, strong intellect and most formidable il
debsts. He = destined TO eeespya prominent
position 10 the State.
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BIsistering.

- y
Your Blusterer is found everywhere. He
is kind Of omnip.esent, necessary evil. He
is tolerated in the, world, because 1t is less
trouble to do 30, than to attempt his refor-
nation He is man OF small education, and
smaller talents.
He has seen little OF the world, but that
little only serves to swell his own importance.
Instead Of profting by any knowledge he
may acquire, he only uses it to the constant
annoyance Of his acauaintances. He displays
his little ability when men Of more sense and.
character would be silent He is man, who
never knows when he has said or done
enough. He Is always talking, and is heard
for hts much speaking.
He affects great deal Of intelligence. be-
nevolence, courage, and all the other create:
and lesser virtues. But is really the counter
part Of them all. sHe knows thing or two
.Does 4 great deal Of charity sReaay to
march up to the cannon's month"; and do a
great many other fine things. But alas!
when the starch is taken out Of him, he u
poor, ignorant, miserable coward, who is
trying to palm himself off for awhile man,
by clustering,
We said the Biusterer was found every
where. We have few in this region. And
II we were charged with having some of
these few in our MINDS eye while writing
this, we could not plead mot guilty. OF
all characters, we dislike the Blusterer most.
But If any have natural gift for the oc-
cupation, we have only to say: Buster on,
sand may the Lord have mercy on your
soul -
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New Publications.

PErEasoS for April is received as usual In
advance of all others, and is particularly attrac-
tive. We need not repeat that il is the cheapest
magazine published. CharlesJ Peterson, Phil.
One copy. 81, three, S.; five, 81; eight, $40
twelve, $i5; sixteen, $50. It can be had with
the Courier for $1,25
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CO We invite the attention Of the travelling
public, as well as those of our readers who e
fond of good ''grub," TO the advertisement Of
our friend, II. Foster. of the Curlew House.
He spares no mains to accommodate
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The Courier once,

Is in want Of almost everything to eat, drink, wear
wish to supply us with Wood Coal Flour. Beef Pork,
Butter, Lard, Chickens, Eggs, Potatoes, Corn, Corn
Neal Buck.wheat Flour, &C., will please bring them
right along Come In without knocking. Always at
home to such calls. W. &.
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a. PUGILIsM Lessons in Pngilism, at
the Court House. Muss to commence at the
drop of a hat. Front seats reserved for the
Ladies. Tickets can be obtained rf Pinney
a. Co. in the city, and Of Messrs. Byzer in
The country. For particulars, see small bills.
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OTTUMWAs COURIER.
&per(aI Notices.


A CARD.
The undersigned being reluctantly compelled to
dispose Of his interest In the finn Of Milburn Co.
takes great pleasure in commanding to the favorable
acquaintance and custom Of his friends, the members
of said firm from whom he now separates, and Mr.
Nathan Williams. who comes into the concern ~
partner, believing that they will maintain and in
crease the reputation of the Lower MILL
.sE r. j. WILLIAMS
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FARMERS, MECHANICS!
MONEY or mo MEAT.

MY CUSTOMERS are respectfully informed that
lvl with the commencement Of the New Year. have
adopted the cash system Of business, find It i'm
possible 70 keep up well selected stock and spend
thrcefourths Of my time making collections to pay
IT, Hope 70 be able to keep hand good assortment
Of with the utmost care and Of the best
quality to be had In the country.
0aaA Csstosaers respectfbHv soiioited
Those who are In arrears with me viii please call and
settle up, Is need and must have my dues:
fFs wv. BROWN,
Jan. Let, 1eSe-44u Ottumwa Meat Market
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GooDs AT CosT Messrs Adler 4 Feline
man, it will be seen by reference to their adj
vertisement elsewhere, are Selling their large
and verv superior stock IF goods at cost, for
cash. We advise our readers to avail them
selves of this rare chance to buy desirable
goods at bargain.
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Latin s. Greek Langua,


TUytIE Annual meeting Of the Stockholders Of tina
u Burlington and Missouri River Railroad Company
will be held - the Office Of the Company In Burlington
Wednesday, the Sist day Of March, leSe 81 o'rloci
r M Al which time nine directors win be elected fss
the ensuing year. 20 ~. ~.
Burlington, Feb. ~, IS. e ts
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CHEAP sEwING!
DIR. j. w. GARNER,
DENTIST, OF BURLINGTON, IOWA.

rs prepared to perform all Dental
IL operations. No charge for any op-
Grafton that can be excelled for perma. u 1885,
ncncy. durability, or for exact Initiation A1lJ
ofthe natural teeth Particular attention paid TO the
irvegularlty Of childrenS teeth.
ROOMS-At the /" Curlew House I" Ladies waited
upon ct their resie ences II requested tnAsu
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Garden seeds.

Expected at Daggett's in a few days stock
of Field, Garden and Flower Seeds. Catalo-
que will be published next week.
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MEAT MARKET.

THE undersigned beesleave to say to
the Citizens ofttumwa, that he has OPEN
ed MARKET on Front Street, -------sA
opposite the Cariew House, where he will be happy
to furnish the public with meat from 20 O'Clock
A. NJ, in quantities 10 suit the daily wants lyXA
offamiiies. lie solicis such encour agement 81
as viii enable him 10 continue Ia thu busi-
permanently. * j. w. BROWN.
Oct. 23--n34--iv
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SR:-You are hereby notified, that ten days before
the next Term OF the District Court In and for wapelo
Of said Court petition In chancrry claiming Of you
the specific performance OF contract heretofore exc
cuted by with the sixth day of june
John 8. Walker and J. W. Dixon, Lot number two
hundred l233 Second Street. in the
torn Of Ottamwa, Iowa. And said petltionsss will
claim decree OF said Court requiring you 10 convey
to Plaintiffs by deed OF general Warranty said lot num-
Der and and In other respects
requiring you TO specifically perform your contract
TO said premises, and that unless you appear aud
thereto, before the second morning Of the
next term Of said Court, xed by Law, judgment will
be rendered against you thereon. 8. w. SUMMERS.
forp I'HS
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CLERKS OFFICE OF SAID COUNTY:
The original notice Ia the above case wherein John
e. Walker and Jacob w. Dixon are plainti and James
X. McBeth defendant, having been returned to the
Clerks ONCE Of said District Court Of said County, by
the Sheriff Of said county, endorsed mot found In my
County, it's therefore ordered that the said original
Notice be published four successive weeks In the OF
tumwa Courier, published in Ottumwa, Iowa.
mol Nv JOSEPH N. CAMPDELL Clerk
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OTTUMWAACADEs1Y,

rANitE 2nd Session Of Ottumwa Academy--opened
IL December End, fSj7--wiii commence Wednes-
day. March iosh 55l and will afford facilities Tor In
struction In the
Latin s Greek Languages,
higher branches of Mathematics and Natural Science
TEXT Booxs.-Buion's La,in and Greek gramaes
pinneos English grammar. Rays Arithmetic and Rays
Algebra.
TKKss or TrirsoS vary rom - to IS per quarter,
according TO branches studied
Rooms In the second story of the Old Court House
Peb. ~, Ssn5s sn NJ. A. ROBB, Prinsipal.
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FR r sM MILK

nERsoNe wanting good, fresh milk, should make
Il their wants known 70 Ne subscri6er, living on
the Harrow farm O. C.sAd. dRAvEh
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sy The Prairie Farmer will be sent TWO years to
one subscriber for SO, In advance.
sH- An old subscriber sending one new name, and
- in advance, win receive two copies for him-
self and one for his friend
20 The Prairie Farmer will be sent on trial for
Three Months for 25 cents.
Address .'prarie Farmer" Chicago Illinois.
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Estray Notice.

UNAKEN up by John Dack, living in Center Town.
u ship, Wapeilo County and State q; Iowa, ON the
10th, day ofNoyember 1851. One Estray mare OF a
Bright gray Color Glnirt blind In the left eye white
name, supposed to be five years old last spring Ap
praised at Thirty Ave dollars.
J.S. CAMPBELL Clerk
o,tumwa Dec sth, 1857. byD CANpnRlL, Depty
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The Universal Musician:

collection Of Secular and Sacred music, design
ed for Musical Associations and social music parties
with aud eompr plan OF Instruction. en-
bracng the various systems Of Notation by A. d. Fill
more, Editor Of the Musician 4 General Integen-
GER and co-Editor of the sChristian Psalmist" For
sale by DR.. J. L. Taylor, Ottumwa. [n35-yJ
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WOODEN WARE!

Such as Ak Handles, Pick, Adxe, Hoe, broad Ak Han
dies Mops Knife Trays, Fancetts, Butter Ladies' and
stamps, Relying Pins, Cocoa Dippers, rotatoe Washers
Pals, Well and Tar Buckets, Folding Ladders Whip
Stocks, Wash Boards Nest Measures with or without
handles, Brooms, Clothes Pins, &C., &c.
ExAIsMERSi MECHANICS!
And people generally will do well to call aud xamine
my stock before purchasing elsewhere It has been
recently purchased expressly for this Market and will
be sold low be bought In any Of the Eastern
States. with the transportation added. 80
~ Remember the place, Rishards' Old Stand near
the post Office.
WILLIAM DAGGETE.
Ottumwa, Iowa, July l6, 1s57.-n20.
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LOTS FOR SALE!
STONE CUTTING.

TUVHE subscriber would announce to the citizens Of
u Ottumwa and Wapeo county, that he will be
able hereafter to furnish good quality of Lime
Stone for caps ss and other stone work for houses
ready for use, be obtained anywhere In the
west and Mt the lowest rates. Workmanship guaran-
teett TO he as good as can be done In Keokuk or ST.
Louis. Persons from distance be accommod led
with cut stone common for building stone.
Ottupiwa, March 26-pot5.y Win. MALONE,
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THE CAsk EE OF DsA HOMES.
A Weekly Journal containing 20 columns of choice
reading matter of character calculated to instruct
amuse aud interest the general reader, will be
menced on the First Saturday in March, 1855
Only 81 per Aanum in Advance.
THE C.aSKET OF DIAMONDS
Willie the cheapest best and most entertaining Week
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Diamonds, Diam 0n dS. Diamonds
20 thousand dollars worth of pure California Diamonds
set In every conceivable style of elegant Gold Jewel
to be presented to the subscribers OF the Casket OF
Diamonds There gifts worth less than % cents
andfrom that up to $500.
GIFTS! GIFTS. GIFTS GIFTS, GIFTS,
EVERY SUBSCRIBER
Will receive beautiful gin in Gold Diamond jew
elry immediately receipt OF his Der NAME accom-
panied by the amount of subscription money.
THE SUBSCRIBERS NAMES
As fast received will be placed In regular rotation
on our Book, opposite designing Nos and the gift
tanning corresponding No. will be sent lAiMEDI-
ATELY, post paid to the subscriber.
LADIES! LADIES! LADIES!
You get large number Of Subscribers for the Cas-
ket Of Diamonds bya little extra exertion and for
MED by the money, we viii send you beautiful dia
mond gift. We make the same offer TO gentlemen.
the Casket of Diamonds will receive beautiful gift
immediately receipt of his or her accompani-
ed by the subscription money. 81
Persons wishing to commence with the first No.
should send in immediately the gift they win
ceve will them to speak to others of their
success aud thereby assist materially In increasing
our subscription list TO commence with the first No.
Among the interesting features of our paper will be
Love correspondence OF the most thrilling and ex-
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betwixt an English Gentleman and French Lady--the
tyranicaopposition Of the Lays Father to the union
is described Ina the most vivid and Interesting Manners
well the successful plots Of the young lady to
clude the vgence and cruelty OF her heartless father
These letters deeply interesting. aud Of pure,
high toned character. sse
Each subscriber must send three cent postage
stamps for return postage on gift. Address
NELSON, HICKS, 4 Co.,
Projectors Of the Casket of Diamonds.
& n5O-y Is Nassau Street. NJ H.
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Ready Made Clothing, &c., &c.
Nsrt door West ef E2meadosJ's Drug Store,
Is In receipt Of well selected stock OF
Dry Goods store all Of which he during the
present hard times in the East. at the low prices
prevailed for cash. and which he will sell TO his Gus
toners at correspondingiy low rates. All who want
goods will And Il to their advantage TO call and exam
inc my stock and prices. am now receiving first
rate stock Of
FAAxLY GROCERIES, SUGAR, COFFEE,
Family soap, Spices, Cotton Yarn, Glass, Nails &C.
Dee, n, 1851. @. G. WARDEN
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ATTEN rsON EVERYBODY!
Coal! Coal. Coal!

oOdI. NNDdI- NDodI.
yUVHE UNDERSIGNED is prepared to supply the
u citizens Of Ottuniwa aud vicinity with tlie very
best quality of COAL ia amy quantity to suit parchas-
ers s.44s; "a
Ny Bdak Is of such character that 1t does not
suspeaa but will pay ali deposits, and viii hoaor all
drafts property presented at its i,tptyo',a.
If yon want good article OF Peasoek Coal try Il
and you win be sure Ca get your money back. My
prices will suit the times. 4. LOTSPE1CiI.
Dec. 18th, 5I-n+3-y
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WILLOW AND WOODEN WARE!

shall keep constantly hand full assortment of
Willow Wagons Cradles, Clothes Baskets Bushel and
Half Rushel Buckets, Market and Work Baskets, Sc
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DuSSOUaTTION.

THE partnership heretofore existing oe1TeIn rNes
]. Stah & c. Thos. Roberts, IN the S,Ivs ed
Watch & Jewelry business is this day ,;e disso,ie@
by mutual consent, and all persons huo"'rT oto -
tberos.lves indebted to the lase firm by note oI I
,lD o'nt are hereby notified to COME forward
o,'d .ttle before the first day of March, other,
wise their accounts will be left in the hands ei
proper officer for collection, .,i. ,Ji
m . business will still be carried on at tne o.e
stand by c. Thos. Roberts, Where the pooh' -
place d for collection, on, m e. RORERTS
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The C.asss HE seminary.
wJ,Y $22 so PER QUART n

"pIs SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND
Gentlemen is unquestonably the cneapes.
ono on rent furniture, fuel board and tuition are
only $3.50 per quarter An
Piano Music Is only $500 per quarter. All
the Languages and the ornamel,tals are proper.
.;onally cheap. Send for circular Students
are expected TO notify me before coming; c AdufeSs
Cassville, Huntington CO., Ia.
Feb. "a, ls5stm
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y,IuabIe Ealm for Sale.

u,YE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE
the farm on which he now resides, IN 'he
township of Chest, containing about two hun"re9 s
and thirty acres, eighty of which are cleared and
- ,rocd state or cultivation. The improve
m.uts on the farm are a comfortable TWO s'ory
dwelling house aud frame barn. with the heces 8
ssry outbuiklings, There IS bearing oion.." o os
grated irs al ,brs ,n is quantity of White Pins
tim ber standing conven cnt to sa" iiilii. -.
terms which will De moderately Apply u '-''
subscribe. Oh the premises -rornF0oT
Feb 10 1857.
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NOTICE, to the Creditors of the huntington 1Sa
~ Cambria and Indiana Turnpike Road Co,
TIT the Court of Huntingdon county at Its
January Term, 1858, directed to be pau TO to
creditors one and half per cent on the anno0hs oi
their claims on which former dividehus n' :
Ssan declared which will pay on the presenta'
ton Of their certificates Of deposit by themselves
or their agents. ,,,,,,,, c...,.s,+a.
snrnce Creek. February II, 1s5S.-l4-ot
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BEAUTIFUL CLOSE TO LIFE.-An oio ase
that is enviable is rare thing ; ana tne ioi-
lowing account of the last years OF the FAMOUS
scholar, ALBERTUs MAGNUs. Sgiveh ia .2es Ses
hart's Life of him) is very beautiful no ho
story is, that when he was past eign.y, iU *,
the the schools at Cologne. His memory sud,
- f.;led him. and he came to O stand still
thing so unusual to him, as to cause grea
astonishment among his hearers. After ;
aou 1ona and distressing pause, he made the fol
loving low extraordinary disclosure THAT in hi
youth be had devoted himself to iearnin
with every faculty of his mind and soul s ::
What he could not master by efforts OF ln
, telleet, he was in the habit of extortins Q
feryent prayer. That on one OF these oGc'
> s;ops the Blessed Virgin had appeared 10 MI
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~A portion of our Democratic Pennsyi-
yania 'Congressmen will before long get their
eyes open to the fact, that az antl-hec1"pt.n .i
att;dude does not necessarily accord WITH
democratic IDEAS, in the opinion of their con,
stituents. however it may rejoice the hearts of
the opposition Mr.. Jones, of the M0ntgom-
erv district, is receiving very plain intlma-
tons to that effect and the following from the
Sunbury Gazette admonishes Mr. Dewart' OF
| ,b., section. that it may be as well for him to
consult public opinion at home; -.
! To those of our readers who hive IN the
Congressional District: the vote of Hon. WIN
l. Deyart, member of Congress representing
Northumberland aud Schuylkill counties; up
on the Lecompton Constitution, will cause Il NJ
little surprise. His name, as recorded IN IN IN
vote upon Harris motion, appears STR. strange gen
out of place among the opposition, The E gen en-
tlemeu NAV have reasons, satisfactory to mn
E ss,f for voting as he did but we believe tn;
T a majority of his constituents are averse 10
S continuance ef the Kansas agitation.
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Nf1u aAurrtlsrultnts.

NOTICE-ALL PERSONS NV . .NS =
themselves indebted to the ''Democfat "
Sentsnan for Subscription, Advertising, &C.
AZ. notified that the books are now IN my hanos
for collection. Costs will be saved by attehoihs
70 this potice in time. Address Box % ioI;
70 ''i'' H c. DEVlNE.
Ebensburg, Feb. "a, 1853
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and had granted his request once for all
That he had been endowed with a miraculous
scientific requirement from that time forward.
Rnt that. to make the gift innocuous to his
soul. the Virgin had at the same time prom
;ssd that before his death all his arguEenta-
tive power should be taken frem him, that
God might take him to himself in the sim
plicity Of infancy. This is now accomplish
ed therefore I now know that my time is
come. ] make public confession before you;
dear friends, that i believe all the articles OF
The Christian faith and if 1 have sstd OF
WI wri,ten ANYTHING not conformable thereto, Oh OF
shall hereafter DO SC. let it be counted fo'
nought' Thus saying, he quilted the ros ros,
tum. anf;d the'tears Of Che assemblage, and
| lived tho remainder Of his life with the un
derstanding of dhild Of Ave years DID, and
the iharmlessness of dove"
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M. EkASSSN, ,

Attorney at Law, Ebenshurg,fa
J Aug. "a, 1853.
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-ruERFAs LETTERS O ADMINS
w ration ] on the estate ofstichael Farrabaugh' Z,
late. Of Munster Township, Cambria county, IA
&C.; Sn sea nave said i' TownshipS by tie Register Of
tb .sso said county: all persons haing claims agans,
sa ID deceased. are hereby notified to present IN .hen
roperly authenticated for settlement, ana tbo, fboa,
| II debted arc required to make payment w''ho''
| & clay, n,o.rcu aamr.
Feb l2 1858.
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wtMnHCEGH

,Jan. 81, 1S5S-3t