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YOUNG HAZARD.

THIS hoc.r viii stand daring the p'e.eas sea-
\ SOFA. follows;
Al Poland C,m,r. Mondiy afternoons; North
Waterford. ffidiy afternoons. Norway village,
Ssiuniiy afternoons, irom three ., tive o'clock.
thenre 10 s,ah Paris. where b. will remain till
seven, The remainder Of The time he will be
found at nv stable.
Those Ri.hisg to raise good horses would do
we'll 20 ex,m.ne thi- hose AND his stock, which
stand. pnrivslIe,I IN thu. vicinity.
For terms, &c. see b,lls. -
GEORGE r. WHITNEY.
O>ford, May 2, 1859. ID
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NOriCE ~ FORECLOSURE. o. the
" tsrnlie,h dW ~ fcbu,V, ~ the yca' 1851,
S,l,c.,s, lle..r ct Linroli, ~ az. Cunly 81 fr.
rabsco,. conveyed 10 ~. h, his DECD nfmpug,gr,
~h,ra - r-r'rd.l with ON'nol R'o,ul., hoax
i0S, psg-. 2sS AL 80, ccrt,ii pleni'c' 90 the
tosa 81 ii-hr,a, nov occupied b, IN 1thrr ~
the I'D S,lyrstrr. which pf~ui.rs are thu. lie.
.cf,h-i - s,l mprg,y- del 60 c.rtiin piece
90 paved ~ hri situated ,u ll'irpr ~ the C'un.
~ 81 ONf,l, al III .im' rpayeNc o. ~ D.,
Joel U,rf.w.. Mach iIh, eightrrn hl'i.r.l ADD
iort,, cssisi,,ng Dnr haiirri ,ul lh'ri, acre.,
ui,re ~ 49,. the abivr describe prrm,sc. hring
~ The tad ! o~p ~ .ai town of llebon." I
spw hst,by giyr polite tpticr th't the condition.
sfth- rf,fes,tl mrdgsgr have b-ra hunArn, aui
that %, fs,s.ia tha,r'l I cl,ims foreclosure and
gov, to-. s,ticr lor that prrpo.~.
SErH u. ANDREWS,
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To the Trade.

We coe6icnil, a..cr that our experience IL
All facilities ur b1yiag, reader cimprt,tion ~ilh
othsr Nhplc.alc market. ,ucccsslul
Ba,'ng Spr cash. in large quantities, directly II
importers All manufacturers. Ne afe en,hlr,l o.
odr' uur g,.ni. ~ prices iv,lli1g those obtained
~ olhef m1rkel.. ihsfrh, saving n o'r ci,tumers
the siiiliond sNpra.r 1T purchase anil tnn.pr-
aiiun. We ace r,sr .appicd. lor iobbug, 18th
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ANDREW r. GRrENLEAF, Dep'y sh'G.

~ UARDIAN's SALE. Pursuant Ia licrn.e
" from the honorable Probate Court ar the
Couniy ofO iorl, shall sell b, pull'c auc,,on,
unlcs. previously disposed 81 by private .ale, 90
Monday, july IS, 1859, ut NV rrs,dencc 10 Peru.
Ill the real estate Of which Oliver u Canwell
aad George ". \. Canwell, minor heir. Of Oliver
u. Canvell, late Of Peru. in said Conniy. are
.ei ned and possessed. The sad estate consists Of
one lot Of hnd containing lbrut thirty eight acres
an another containing seven aerrs.
BENJAMIN LOyEJOY. Guardiaa.
Paris, J1ne u. 1859.
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HENRY howe,
Pad,. Nv 2ll. lSJD. WI. u. HOWE.

S,nERIrf'S SALE. ONToRp, ss.-Nptil
- 23l, 1859. T,Arn 81 execution ani unles.
prry,uu.i, rrd--n Il u u. s,il by pibic nu-tian
on saturday ih- iveaty .61h day 81 Jane. \. d..
1859. at The tia ll'u.~, ~ NORWAY ~ sail Cann
~. sll The n;hi ~ Ii,ty which threr pr't has
ofrrI-cming = c"gtsia piece 81 m'rtgigrt real 80.
tate situated ~ N,fw,s ~ 81 CpurIy. b-ing che
I.hai tni, s,.r,li- AL bIinlcl % I'll sides b.,
the pad AID bIg, containing siN arres, more ~
les, be,ng tn .ims premises that Abner Pri,t
c,ny.,eI T. I,IIhp BbNr, hy h,s mpdyage
deed thereof. dated July jlh, ISIS. all recorded
With the ONf,rl Records. b,pk 1913, page 367.
reference ,hercls being had Toe more toll lie.
scTipitsn thereof
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S~.i.,. NV ei.IsJp

NOTICE ~ fOGEGLD> ilo.-Sa seas.
~ Js,ErH T.. SuNLL, ct RauGul ~ the
Coast, 81 p,f,oi snl State ~ Mi,nr. by he.
deed Il n,0g,y' ltrl tn 60h dIy of Jiuuhry,
4. 10. 1855. c,nye,ri 9, "a p'' hiit "f two lni.
81 tat l,i'g tpg'ih.', al atu''fri - add 10
~ .rc,si division IT Oct. 80 I'h''rl, sh'ch .a,d
desd - rs',rl'i Vib ttr pNt'Ui Re- IL, h'pk
IOg ,,.- sad ~ shirh r'l-rrr'' q. h.rrby had
T., $50, On I'.c.tr'i,t pf th. prrmI.as.
Tss coo litina, Of s,ij npdg,g- h,v,ag b-sn
hrok-s, hereby ciam to G,rrl,'r the stmr.
asrr-ahly 10 ti' .tattt- p .i-h rtse mtl- AID
pfsvilrL STEPHEN COLBlliN.
Gnnbrl. Mv ., 1859 IL
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NOTICE ~ FORECLOSURE. wnsr,.,
y J,thn Iss.ii. ih't OF Wni't'cN, ~
,hr 't,ty pfD N,oi. hv be-. i''l ~ m'ristsr,
dusi ltgiI II. 4 -. 1871, al rrrISl'l With
ONi,p' R'-,rl', bns iii, p'g, ~, c'ryc,rd
g. the ,tis'ril'ls c'u1tI trict 81 tai 'ttuttrd
ia sii wpl't,ck, r,hti,nilg on'.ih'rl 81 az
ace tnprr 90 Ices, q, .c'tr' The piya'nt ola ocr-
bin ,lie of hal ,nslit'''i ~ .iii n'dghgsi
anI W,rrr,s ths go iiti,as II u,l mIrtgtgc are
bfokri, we eliza q, f,rcc'p,r tn .tns,lyrerihly
e. the si,tu.. 80 ssh ris'. snti' al p-'yil-l.
HENRY HOWE,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-06-03

may be made before the taking effect of
said act, but said contracts shall be and
remain in full force and effect, and upon
all judgements rendered upon any Of tbe
aforesaid contracts, interest shall be COM
puted until payment at .he rate specified
therein, not excecding'ten per centum per
aDnum, as though said act, passed Febru-
ary 26, 1859, had not been passed,
Sec. 2. That this act shall take effect
spd be in force upon its passage.
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Spe aker Of the House Of Representatives
MARTIN WELKER,
President Of the Senate
March 81, 1852 / ~ kAl =
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SECRETARY OF STATES sOFFIcE, !
Columbus, March 30, 1859. {
! hereby certify that the foregoing
acts are true copies Of the original rolls
on file in this office.
A. p. Russell,
Secretary of State.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-06-03

spectively collected TOR the sinking fund
at the timo and times fof SO drawing
and such drafts, if paid, shall be eYi-
dencc Of the payment oftho sums there
in specified into the state treasury, and
shall, on delivery thereof to the comps
troller, be credited and Eallowedto the
county treasurers respectively IN ma
king the nualssettlemcnts. Ups
on drawing such drafts, tho comptroller
shall charge the same to the treasurer
of state on account Of moneys belong
ing to the sinking fund.- and shall mott
| fly the auditor thereof in writing.
| Sec. H. Whenever the auditor of
state shall ascertain that the moneys
in the state treasury, belonging to the
general revenue, will probably be insult
ficient in amount to pay the approprias
tions from that fund, he shall notify
the comptroller of the amount deemed
necessary to make up the deficiency un-
tilfthe next semi-annual settlements OF
county treasurers; and thereupon the
comptroller shall draw therefor, in fa"
vor of the treasurer Of state on the
several county treasurcrs, or on such
Of them and for such sum or sums each
lis he shall deem most convenient, not
exceeding tho amount by them, res
pcctivc!y, collected for general revenue
at the time and times Of so drawing.
and shall charge the same to tho treas
urer cf state on account ofgeneral rev.
enue; and in other respects the comp.
trol'er, treasurer and auditor shall be
governed by the provisions Of the next
peceding section.
Sec. Is. County troasurers shall
take possession of their offices on the
first Monday Of September next after
their election, and shall hold the same
for two years thereafter; and until their
successors are elected and quaifed;and
if any person olectedto said office shall
fail to give bond and take the oath ofI
office, as prescribed by law, on or before
the first Monday of September next af-
ter his election, the office shall be held
to be vacant, and shall be filled as pros
vided by law.
Sec. l6. The act entitled !nan act to
provide for the semi-annual collection
Of taxes passed April y, 1853, is
hereby repealed, but Notwithstanding
this repeal, the twelfth section of said
act shall continue in force until the first
Monday in September next, and provi-
ded, that this repeal shall not effect the
existing rights or liabilities of any per-
son or persons civi! or criminal but the
same may bo prosecuted as if the said
act were not repealed.
Sec II. This act shall take effect
and be in forcc from and after it's pass
sage.
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker ofthe House Of Representatives
MARTIN WELKER,
President Of the Senate.
March 20, 1859.
SECRETARY OF STATES OFFICE, !
Columbus, March 30, 1859. {
! hereby certify that the foregoing
acts are true copies Of the original rolls
on file in this office.
A. P. Russell,
Secretary of State.
AUDITORS OFFICE,
Upper SandusHy, Nay 80, 1851 !
!, JAMES V. S. HoYT, auditor of WV
andot county, Ohio, do hereby certify
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Gin, and devoid of that harsh acrid taste which
q renders .he articles known as Holland Gin or
schnapps SO objectionable.
Though not intended as medicine, it is re-
commended BY physicians generally. in cases
of DYSPEPSIA, GOUT, RHEUMATISM,
A, FEVER, AND AGUE,. STRICSURE.
DISEASh OF THE. URINARY ORGANS.
THE KIDNEYS AND THE BOWELS, NEh.
VOUS DEBILITY, &C., WHILST THE WEAKER
SEX WILL FINE BY ITS ADOPTION SURE RELILs
FROM These, DISTRESSING ANNOYANCEs WHICH
FREQUENTLY ATTEND t HEIR DELICATE oRGANIzA.
TroN.
DR.. Valentine Mott, of New York, the high
est medical authority, pronounces CHARLES
LONDON CORDI AL GIN ''not only superior
to any other, but the best article of the kind he
has ever seen."
1t is peculiarly adapted to settlers in the
Westera and middle States, as we'll as for trav-
ellers exposed to changes of water and air
through the British Provinces.
For sale in quarts at seventy FIVE cents, and
pints thirty eight cents by all Druggists, Gro
GERS, Fruiterers and Country Merchants Be-
ware of limitations. 4.
Buy only" ARIES" None other is i'm
ported.
NAV be had in Columbus o. @. A. Wagner and
others, In Cleveland of Bishop, Mason e. Co.
andothers, In Cincinnati Of SURE tackstinc &Co.
others, In Sandusky, City, of S. s. Hosmer,
8. Porter and others. In Toledo Of NJ. ]. Wilcox,
d Coz, or of EDMUND @. CHARLES
General Agent, 40 Broadway, New York.
~ Caution to the Public.
/, jSCHZEDAN SCHNAPPS, au
- LOND ON DOCK GIN
CLUB HOUSE sGLN, de-,
NJ Purchase no gin put up in bottles under
the above titles, claiming to possess medical
properties. They are all common mixed Gin,
and until compared with CHARLES LONDON coz.
DIAL GIN, are aptto deceive the unwary.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-06-03
March sl,, 1873.

No. 1854 : AN ACT,
sTclimI, lie operation Of the Act. entitled
-isAn ectt6 repeal the, Ten Per Cent,
: IaT, .p9sssd March IA, 1880" passed
Fsbrnary s5th, 1853. q.
: SzoEIoxl seBe it enacted by the
General Assenhlysof the State of Ohio,
That the Act. entitled fan act to repeal the
ten per cent, law. passed March IA, 1850,
passed February 25, 1853. shall not ap-
ply to any contracts now existing. or that
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-06-03

- 1o'uoti, lIolu SOllnu Bar
ley, under the surveillance Of
the British Exercise Laws, is
delicately favored with a
tincture of the Italian Juniper
Berry, and some of the most
valuable restoratives of the
Vegetable kingdom, render
ing it, in the opinion of the
most eminent medical men,
The purest and safest stimu.
ant or diuretic drink in use
1t is a delicious tonic, Of a
soft and delicate flavor, differ
ing entirely from anv otber
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-06-03

AUDITORS OFFICE,
Upper Sandusky, Nay 20, 1851
!, JAMES V. S. HoYT, auditor of WV
andot county, Ohio, do hereby certify
that the foregoing acts have been com.
pared ty me, and are correctly copied
from the official paper.
JAMES ". S. HOYT,
Auditor Of Wyandot County, o.
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tabnen Sdritt Orrt's 9bre 8IIi9un9 gu seben
.ffa9te 6arbenberg.
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ment 8e8laubt, rief Der S6ni9. gcrt that piel>
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cen lid nIdt in webrlclsr Sage, uuO Der 3orn
6rantre ds ealf PteuBen nitt mebr idredeu.
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elpeben uao Die 8etreuen 5u it'd, rufen, unp ooS
gauge Solt muo ltb erbeben pie Sin Waun,
uno &ouIenoe uno aber Gaulenoe meroen lih
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oIe 9roBe Armee, oeren AnIGprer Gle Sffentlide
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Stage, oeren @eidie ieOeS Se:p,puens gBort,
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Ut1Ieltdt otele 9rcBe Arlnee Der olientltden
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Dro Sbnsn uno Sbrer libtbaten Arnleee bic
2Se8e babnen, Die mro 5bnen in lsosm Srt
neue Nefruten dufubren, Die wro 5bte &al1sn
fluen. 3bte Soloaten fleosu nnp ndbren unD
unt'r 9b'en 6abnen enbl.d tanpIen geSen ben
6eIno, ben san3 OeutIdl1uo, gang europa
baBt uno Oelien Sod ieoer Gin5ene aul ieinem
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NAL, Gm. Raieltat palf nur wcflen, unO gang
PreuBen miro ltd UNI sic i6aaren gum belll.
gen Sampl Der 8sfceluns!
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3. Ole @aruunq.

0iun, 9err StaotStan5ler, iaSte Der SSnis,
naaOeu 2bIle oas 3mmer Oerlaien, ieet losen
Sle mir 9bre Wfelnuns !! @eben Ste mir Dlit,
tel an, wle mir pleleu unlianlsen uno rprlanels
len @trelA oeS Generals cOntrepariren uno uns
unc unler 2ano uOa De6en iiblen 6Clsen laa5-
3en fDnnen.
@w. Nfaletdt 1T uIlc ni4t Der Iblidt benz
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Or. S0ofee

bebuu0eIt dlle 6ranfbttten.
Or. 8aaEet ptrb befDnbers Aufmertfomtst nuf
TDlaenbe uebe perntnbeu afen. &rtdItun6en, AuSets
suag 9rduus, SnFuens, @fbma euftrbtrHsnuneun8 uno
nbre 9uftrbreu. unb 9Ingenubel. @le3faas pro e NIT
sau beloubern SetBe ne 6duube 5eednoeln ais putt
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WrIrdloe Ebldaau6 gptepFe SasUepFt (pdmprrhptbenl
aplbre Nber unb de Nrten 9denube 9ebrbc6weron unb
Rranf6eteu Der e6drmt beS8leGen ae hrOnti6en &rdn
bsten Der gtbdrme esgehen due 6rrn&eu 8rantttten
Sss netblibeu Sef9leGtes uuo ber Stneer.
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poes Set br RHr pom eCwuren aten 91unben unb
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FT or4gn Star bpupmmen dbfDrbtrt unb pbne Mns
nbun 6es DeFrB btt ebfraft Muses weber bereat.
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Dr. Baatee TT elmer Der 9ef6tfteten une berubmeftI
lest lebenben ee unO GbrIr6ea Wne en u fat tn eber
Etd6t Der gDeIt auerfdnnt.
aae an Or. 8date a6reffrten Brisfe raen6 ttnem
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Jrdan iber irgenb clue 6rdntbett betr fnben
aud pernea &rDne uebe lbrtftlth beban.
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4uns fprbern
So 6ef6GftSfunteH VUn 8 nbt W1rrsenS Ibis
5 uGr abeubs. Or. Bdatee,
glp "a GertnatOnfr., sDtfden Gbares> " 9ibertSfr.
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Stods, Inleiben unb Nu8medIel.
1obnston Bros. & Go.
SdnQlIiCrS,

&c. 1913 8altimcl eltrabe
taufen unb Dsrtauen i'm Auras SUds gerttpoptere unb
aRbere Security.
Gin sltsS nnrer 8trma wOsnt autdsIH ben @tsuuseu
bee ,psrpder 8par1" bct.
Iuftrdse rerben f6nea unb eenau beiorst.
Nnle ben
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mir I'm Staube untr enEebmbaren 8ebn9unen gpten su
bcpnttren 8ur(duS au 9Drtbpaptere su MAIDEN unb auf
ldu8ers 8ttt laufenbe QDedltl dufsutaufen.
&nssbOte wertsn i8ii& unersr 8anf 1tbr Upr.
gems bis 5 lbr ytadmtttaeS ausenOmmsn.
gluSmebIel uno Gollecttonen.
Dieter 8e9Gft0apets 1T ufemattlG arranatrt une mir
GnD bur NETT Dtrwetete @erbnpnneen in Stanb eeeB
0Dede uno unaan9bare Ncn 3u ben bat9fen eoGben Su
auien nno aue Sntafru n8en u ben btl8 pretn 3u
tlprBea. San30.S
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~rs tastt4t >, 9aIttmUrtl SDsGtt" tri@tts
setn 9tprgta lMtt AUsHabmt bts S0nutaasj uns
VNs' Ssats per 29O5t, an bts Gsdser iapibat
Der u20ltsr" ptrp ebeufals Ia tBaIbingtOu UNI
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'us PaaS beiOrgt.
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Fever and Ague,

from which mankiud suffer over a largc part Of
the globe. y the consequence OF diseased action
In the system. induced by the poisonous niasrn u
vegetable decay. This sxhalation is evolved ~
the acten of solar hest On wet soil. and risss with
the watery mpor Eup it. While the snn is below
the horizon this vapor fingers near the earth sur
face, and the virus is taken with 1t through the
lungs into the blood. There 1t acts as an irritating
poison On the inaernal visca1 and excretng organs
ef the body. The kser becomes torpid and fails To
secrete not only this virus, but also the bile from
the blood Both the virus and the bile accumulate
m the circulation. and produce violent constitu-
tionai disorder. The spleen, the kidnsya, and che
stomach synpathiSe With the liver, and hecome
disopd9ed Also Finally. the instinct OF our or
Eanism, as II in m attempt to expel the uoxious
infusion, concentrates the whole blood of the body
in the Internal excretofies to force them 10 cast Il
out. The blood leaves the surface, and rashes TO
the central organs with congestiye violence. This
is the CHILL, But in this effort it falls. Then the
FRvkR follows, In which the blood leaves the cen
traf organs and rushes To the surface, as III in
another effort TO expel the irritating poison through
that other great excretory - the skin. In this
also il fails, and the system abandons the attempt
exhausted, and waits for the recovery Of strength
to repeat the hopeless effort another day. These
ure the fits or parcxysms Of FEVER AND AauE.
Saeh constitutional disorder will Of course UNDER
mine the health If it is not removed.
We have labored to find. and have found, an
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No. l52..


Logan N0tlCGs
To 10nss Lanb. e1seut0r OF the estate Of Wm.
Lamb dsseassd, Franklin Meek and Elizabeth
Meek, Peter Newcomer and Rosanna Newcomer,
Hannah d. 6srgent md Snyder Sargent, Daniel
WOODWARD, NsNtm Lamb and -- Lamb his
wifS:
vUU and sash of ypp srs hereby notified that
I there y noA pu. ots II the once Of the Clerk
of the District Coa1t ~ County, Iowa, = Kso-
kuk, pstifiono Or Hfrsm Barney claiming q y01
tho said Jams L4A1, exssatm q the sststs e
william Lamb dASs4ssd ths Spm 'o6 nins hsndr.A
and sirty seven and % 10 dSlhrs. With interest
thereon at 10 par eant. pr annpm ffon May ivtn,
1859, ~ money due on moftssge made y wiilism
Lamb In hist ifs tims 70 ChaTiss Mason, dAsed uns
Is, 1883; and slainsg against sech q ycu and
the other parties defendant named In sefd Pstion
the forsciOsure d the Sid mortgage, shs same oe
isg apso lths s.w ! sf the NV. ! Of see- ~ abo
the ne. Of the nv. Of section -, al u town
ship 90 north, range west, In Lee county, Iowa,
for the purchase money; and the same having BEEN
assignsd by said Aason to said Barney.
And anlass you APPEAR and sAsvsr said pantion
on or before TIE morning of the seosnd day OF the
next term Il uaA count, 70 cs0mMn1 at keokuk on
the frst Monday In September, "A. p. l60 ,judg-
mcnt will be rendered against you - claimed II
said petition. &1a r8 4ts
NOBLE STRONG,
July 20, 1860-d1n Atty's Tor Pl'n.