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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-12-06
Renting TO Commence ~ ~ CIVCK, A. ~
Dec 8. 1859. a. 4. 4 T. KINNEY Kinney oOm'Ts.

TNRUSTEE,S SALE OF TOWN PROPER.
Il TY.-By virtue of deed Of trust executed to
me on the oath day of March. 1854, by M. W. Craw-
ford and recorded in the Hastings Court OF the town
of Stanton, for purposes therein mentioned, will
proceed in front of Crawford Cochran's Store, on
Saturday, tile It'll of January. 1860, to sell, at public
auction, that valuable LOT, in the town OF Staunton,
on the corner of New and Frederick Sts., known as
the "Old Market House Lot"
TERMS One fourth in hand or by negotiable note
at months, interest added well endorsed the bal
ance payable in one two and three years, with inter-
est om date for which bonds with approved secnri-
y will be required, and the title retained as ultimate
Sale 70 commence at IL o'clock, A. NJ.
IL b. NJ. BELL, Trustee.
TURK CUSHING, Auctioneers.
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JEFFEhSUN NINNEI, I1ustee'
Dec. 6, 1s59-tds

NOTICE.7-The Superintendent ofthe Poor House
IN of Augusta county, in consequence OF the cond-
ito of his wife's health, will not be candidate for
reelection and the Board of 0verseers, on the 2nd
Monday in January next will fill the place. They de-
sire sober Industrious honest and intelligent gen
tenan with other suitable qualifications for the posi-
ton. The term of Office will commence on the LIST
day of March, The compensation has heretofore been
for the services of the Superintendent and wife, she
acting as matron, &c., $3.50 in money and two.thirds
of the crops raised, he supplying his own table. The
grass was also given him, in lieu of which he fur
nished milk and vegetables for the paupers. The
and commodious Candidates may state their terms
Dec. 6-V. copy. N K. TROUT, Sec. Board
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-T0UsE IOTINWA YNESBOROUGH

IIOUSE 81 LOT IN WAYNESBOROUGH.
IL In virtue of decree of the Circuit Court of Au.
gusta county, in the cause of Hopkins and kisng
John H. Morris, shall proceed in Waynesborough,
on Friday, the 9Th day Of January aert TO sell at pub,
lie sale to the highest bidder, certain HOUSE AND
LOT, in Waynesborough lately occupied by SAID MOI
ris. II is comfortable Brick Dwelling House, WITH
Stabling and good Garden, fronts on Main Street anu
Fulton house.
TERMS.-Costs of sale and of suit in hand, and the
remainder on o credit of six and twelve months, In
personal security and title to be retained further
security. NJ n. IhouI, JOINT
Dec a 1959-tds
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For the Spactator,

Messrs. Editors There is a singular freak of
nature, as displayed in the cutting of teeth by a
lady OF some sixty-fve years Of age, in the vicin-
ity of NJ Scion, in this county. She has for q
number of years been destitute of teeth, and at
the same time in very bad health. Lately, after
much uncomfortable feeling about the gums, she
has discovered new set Ut teeth making their
appearance. Can the medical faculty give an
explanation of the cause? *.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-12-06
THE REMAINs OF BROWN.

A despatch from Harper's Ferry, dated 10
O'Clock, P. NJ, Friday night, says: The remains
of Brown arrived here in special tram al
o'clock, and will be taken on by Mrs. Brown
and her friends, by express direct to Albany,
New York. 1t is their desireto avoid all pubic
demonstration, and it is determined that the
body shall not be visible anywhere on the route
to North Elbs, New York, where it will be
inferred in the family burying ground. Mrs
Brown acknowledges very warmly the courtesy
and kind treatment extended to her by the
citizens and authorities of Virginia.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-12-06

A TTENTION PARNASSUS MILITIA
"A Parade at your usual place, (Parnassus) on the
8rd Saturday in this month at II o'clock, A. M Tor
the purpose of eeeting End Lieutenant, an
~" full parade is required as all absences VIII
be noted.
d Capt. Alex. s. Horn will superntend the Election.
By order of the Colonel G. w. lMBoDEN,
Nc GNV cow. Adj't 160th Regiment.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-12-06

4 TTENTION MILITIA.-Company 9: OF the
n l60th Regiment, will parade ut Maj 5. Stoyers
Saturday the 18th Of December, 1852 at oc O.
P. NJ, to fl the Office of I'd Lieutenant fersons a
inc 10 attend such parade will be fined according to
law. By order OF the CaPM1an,1I; n
Dec. 6, 1859. J. d. sTo'G"' W D.
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4 TTENTION CHURCHvILLEE Mill :,i.
"A TIA.-Parade at your usual place-Churchyil,e
-on the third Saturday in this month at II O'CLOCK
A. NJ, for the purpose Of eIecting LIST and Snd Lieu
Tss- full parade is required. All absentees will
be noted. u YsponpN
1sc s'-Y. Copy. Adj't l60th Reg.
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HOUsE AND LOT FOR sALE.MAs exec
IL utor Of Mrs Margaret n Wilson, VIII SELL on
North end of Staunton, purchased by Mrs. W. in her
iifetme from N. G.. Hartman and R. g. Bicke,. upon
which ali the purchase money with its interest still
owing. ]. ID. IMBODEN, Ex'or.
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1t is understood that portion OF eaoh OF 1ne
military companies now assembled mere are 70
have leave of absence, but that all are 10 return
and be present at the execution OF she otner
prisoners on the 10th.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-11-18
TRIJsTEE,S SALE.

XX|HERkAS,o on the Sd day Of September. A.
w D. 1857, H,nry Smalley executed unto the
unde1si gned, d Trustee, ceftaiL Deed Of Trust,
wherein he 9, nvsyed to said Trustee the following
real sstate situat- in the county II Museatine and
state Of Iowa. to-wt: The east half Of the vest
half Of lot No. three (3) in block number thirty
three 1881 in the city Of uuscatine-also lot num-
Dor nine l9) In section number .hirtysix (se) Ia
Township number seventy seven 10 north Of range
2 west. containing four and 3l-l0V acres-whioh
said Conveyance was duly recorded in Book s, one
Of the land record books Of said Muscatias county,
on pages $50 and S58, and was given to secure the
payment Of = certain promissosy note and the
interest thereon, dated September Sd, 1867, sad
signed by said Henry Smallsy and Abraham Small
Icy. for the sum Of two thousand dollars, With
interest ct the rate Of ten per cent. per AMMAN,
and current ate Of exchange on New Yo /.
Now, the said promissory note having become
lao, and default having been made In the payment
thereof l. Dean I. Robinson, Trustee ~ Aforesaid.
DO BY virtss of the power in me vested by said
deed Of trust. give public notice that will, on
I'd, sday, the lzth day day Of December next at
O'Clock p NJ, offer at publis sale to the highest
bid Ter for cash, at the court house door In said
city OF Muscatins, the parcels Of land Aforesaid,
or 20 much thereof Is may DO recessary to satisfy
sad note, with interest and the costs Of this pro
csediue. DEAN T. ROBINSON, Trustee.
Muscstins, Nov. IS 1859-w5w-pr' fee ~.
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TRIISTEE,S SALE.

VX7HERxA5, on ths 18th day Vi April, 1859.
w Frederick Kroit and Philipena Ksoft. u
~ TT ustes, ssrssin Dssd Of Trust, conveying to
aAid Thomsa uasns the following dssosibed Real
Ests . in Muscstiae county, Iowa, kaown - Lot
No. one ~ n Block No. eishtssa (ls) and Lot No.
sppu, i.naac>s, in the Village II Wilton, for the
purpose Of securing the payment Of promi'sory
note 10 Nelson Davis for the sum Of eighty. eight
81 loo do lass due and pays on the 6r.t day OF
corder's .iiics Of Muscatins county. Iowa Book
Of town let's 10 said ofice.) Aud NV, said note
being due aud unpaid, I, Thomas Hanna, Trusess
Aforesaid. hsesby give notice that will Oh The
18th day ot December. 1859. ., the Court House 10
the city Il nuscs,ius, sell At public suetion, at
o'elosk 2. n. Of said day, the Aforesaid lots, BY
virtue Of the puwsr vested BY said deed, and with
the proceeds Ut such sal, pay the anoans sseu'ed
BY said Deed Of Trust. ta-i
THOMAS HANNA, Trustee.
Nascatine, Nov. II, A8S9-w3w prs fse 81
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-11-18
TRUSTEES SALE.

NX7HEREAS, on the 18th day OF August, A.
w ID, 1863, Henry Smailey executed unto the
unds,sigusd, ns trustee, I. eertain deed Of trust
wherein he conveyed to said trustee the following
property, situate 10 the county OF Musca:ine and
state OF Iowa, to.wt: The west half OF the north.
west Quarter Vt section M nbef seventeen az and
the north half Of the northeast quarter Of sectien
ma mber twenty (20). all In township seventy-si Z
RAJ north Of range two ri west-aIso tho west
ha,t If lot number one in block nu nber thir-
teen ll3 and the east hail Of the est half Of Iot
a, NIB Inree [3l in block number thirty
in the city Of Muscatins, county and State af"re.
said, woich snd Conveyance was duly recorded In
R.ok u, ono of the land record books Of Muscatine
county aforesaid. on pages II and IS, and was
m ads to secure the payment Ut certain PFonfs.
.orv note and the interest thereon, dated Augast
u. 1858, sisned b~ the said Henry Smalley and
Abraham ;smsll.y, for the sum Of seven hundred
snd af,y three 90 100 dollars payable eight months
afer tnx dat. hereof, With in erest at the rate OF
ten psr cent after matt rity, and current rats Of
exchange on New Y"rk.
The said promissory note having become due, and
dsfauls having been made in the pay msnt thereof.
/. Samuel Stocker, trustss - aforesaid do. BY the
oov,r IN me ves,sd by said deed Of trust, give
public notice that will, on Tuesday, 18th day
of December next, 1t o'clock p. n ut the court
house door In the city of Muscatins Aforesaid offer
AZ pubic sale TO the highest b dsr for cash. the
parcels Of land aforesaid, or o. much thereof -
NAV be necessary satisfy the said note, With the
aocrued int erest and the costs Of this proceedin e.
SAMUEL. STOCKER, Trustee.
Musoatine, Nov. Is, l359-w4w-rrs Tee $1O.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-11-18
River News.

The river has been rsceding 1t this point daring
The past week, and 10 now at very low stage.
Boats have considerable difficulty in crossing the
Rapids and frequently get aground on sand-bars.
Some ice WAS floating in the river on Monday, but
it il now perfectly free and the prospect 10 that
navigation will continue several weeks yet. ay-
TRsIGHrs AND PAssAes TO ST. LoUis.-No uniform
rates are now observed on frsights or passage.
Wheat about 15c; oats loo. and miscellaneous
freight Is to SOC. Passage in cabin $50 TO %;
! on deck s. to $3.50. rs
Carr. GRAx's New BoAf.-The Pittsburgh Prsss
Of recent date says Capt. Gray, late Of the Den
mark. has got new boat for the Northern Line 1t
that landing. She was built st Shoustown. She ID
to have her cabin put on at Pittsburgh and will b
one of the finest boats aoat She il to be called the
'Hawkeys State" Capt. Gray will meet with .
cordial welcome from his numerous friends on the
Upper Mississippi when be comes around with the
s'Hawkeye State next spring. s.I
Rock ISLAND B.lDas-A Nsw Prcs&. Maj J. J.
Lindsay, of Davenport, and Judge Wilkinson, 81
Rock Island recently visited Chicago - We under.
stand, for the purpose Of laying before the Presi-
dent Of the Board Of Trade of that city, and other
prominent citizens, scheme which they have in
Z
contemplation for building lock- or safeguard, in
the Mississippi river upon either side Of the Rock
Island Bridge, by which they hope to do away with
the pretended dangers which now attend navigation
trough that work.
IxroRrixa PAuPERs-Capt. John 7. Hurd, Of the
| steamer Northern Belle, was recently fined $40 BY
st. Paul Justice on charge Of bringing paupers "a
| that city. He appealed the case, contsndisg that
the Captain of steamboat cannot BE- expected to
know the circumstances and condition Of bis pas
ssngers, or whether they have not cent left, or
hundred dollars, after paying their passage. The
law only applied to cases where the Captain k"o'0'
that the emigrants are paupers, shipped ~ such
We consider all such laws inhuman and unjust, and
are sorry that Museatne, a. we'll ~ nearly all the
cities along tho river, has an enactment OF this
nature.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-11-18
EYE AND EAR.

nR. nOU3HMAN, Of Nsshviix, Tonn., ha'
u arrived ct tho Oyiivie House, where he may be
consulted, a. his rom 8, from November 14,h "a
November 9Th, for tho treatment Ut the diseases
of the eye and ear, and Ill female diseases A.
those diseases progress rapidly and often imper
eestibly to . fatal terminatien, unless promp y
arrested, an early ap, lication 10 of the utnos,
importance to al who wish permanent and
speedy cure aud his great success In the treat.
ment Of the above diseases has now been demon
stratsd beyond . doubt, and those needing his
services should call At once. The Dr.. would say
10 those without faith that hs weld refer then
to his past euccess, where he has given sight to
the blisd and hearing to tie deaf. Advice tree.
Nov IA.
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LUMBER LUMBER,

ME have for sale at our yard, corner Sixth and
w Mulberry streets, . very large stock Of the
best quality Wisconsin Lumber. Purchasers will
lind in said stock every thing in the lumber line.
Our assortment of Fencing. Flooring and all kinds
Of marrow stuff is unusually large and Of quality
that may be denominated No. l. We have also
Timber Of all sizes and lengths Barn Boards thor
oughiy seasoned, Common and Clear Plank Of any
thickness, Joist Scantling Siding, Shingles, Laths
Sssh, Doors; Pickets and Palings, together with
any quantity of Dressed Siding, Flooring and
boards of any dimensions ever called for in this
msrkst. All we have to say to interested parties
w. that We can furnish any kind of bill ct price,
which are guaranteed to BE- lower than can be OBJ
tanned in this city. Call and see,
HATCH FULLERTON.
Muscatine, Dec. Oath, 1S58.-w1m.
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S. q. g. p. STEMS
FURNITURE ROOMS
Nos. 100 and 1Oe Second street.

OUR STOCK Is LARGE AND WELL AsSOR-
~ ted, consisting Of
Breakfast, Dining & Extension Tables,
Common and French Bedstsads.
Sofas, Chairs, Side 4 Center Tables,
WHATN07Y, PLANO STOOLS, dc &c.,
All Of our own and the bsst Eastern make, At
prices to suit the times. We invite all to call BE-
tore purchasing elsewhere
We sell fuckers SPRING BEDS, warranted
good, or returnabls At our expense.
4uscatine, July 9th, 1859-daw5m
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CECILIA RlCKETs, admins In the Dist. Court
iratrix Of tn. tAtsts OF Hes Of Mu'oa tine
ekiah W. Ricketts,, dec'I, I county, Novcm-
~. b.r Term, A. D.
CPY l@Nn
ELIAS MccOY.


ELIAS n Mo,oY. 1850. - =
TO SAID Elias Mccoy: Sir:-Yeu are hereby
i notified that IN the Gath day OF October, A. u.
1859 the SAID Cece Ia Ricketts,, administratr'x OF
the ests,e Of Hes kiah W. Ricketts,, licensed, I'D
in the ufcs of the clerk Of -he district court OF
Nu.catine county, Iowa, her petition, claiming OF
YOU tho cum Of TIVE hundred and ciRh ynine " 100
dollars, with ten per cent interest from October
23d, 1859, q money due IN promissory note exc
outed py you to said Hes ,kias W. Rckst's during
his lifetime, Said note be ng for the sum OF two
hu udreI and twenty dollars, dated September STD,
1856. and payable On or before tho 2Si DAY OF
Ssptembe-, 1858. with ten per G. nt interest from
tho 2si day of Angus, 1876, IL paid.
SAID tetu.on .ys that y Co. docfeed 10 per-
form your par, of certain contract Tor the soa~
yeyance If the S. y. Of the N. T.. OF SEQ. 10
To. 49, X 4 W., in Museatine county, 1cwa, oy
said il:z .kiah W. Ricketts, t, you on payment OF
said prn,Hssory nots, and tina. in default hereof,
YOUR interest in said premises may b. foreciosed,
md hat said premises may b: soil 10 pay the
amount on said ose. You'ars further not'hed
th / You have been returned "ntt found oy tae
Sheriff Of said county, Oct, Der a2l 1889, and that
at the Novem Dor term of tho afrasa'd coult, upon
film. the proper aft lavit an order Il punlicatlon
was era nted AK ainst you by said court Now nm.
I,s ' GU wppear aud answer 10 said petition on OF
before the ffst day Of tina next term OF the sao
oourt. Judgment will be rendered ag inst yoa Tor
4 a amount Il simc', with interest d costs, and
d, cr,o will b made prayed for in said petition.
RICHMAN l. BRO, Soi's for Pet'r.
Museatin. Nov. Is, 1859 w5w-r rs fee $ll.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-11-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.

q On the corner Of Fourth street and
Washington Avenue, st. Lsuis, No.. you will
6nd Tieknor, h bhins + Co., :hs accommodating
clothing and gent . Furnishing men. Ihey have
oil man or boy requires for wear excepting the
bat. Those who deal with them always do sc
again. They have bat ons prise, sell for cash.
and are content with living proats. Cali and
examine their stock. -,..
Oct. x6-vlm
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-11-18
ORIGINAL NOTICE.


Ia tho Muscatins district Court, in chanccry sit
ting Jan. term, 1850.
sH&O Lemon l.. Culver, Horace n. Collver Har.
i riet L. Coliver: You are hereby notified that
thee is now on FL, in the afise of the Clerk of tho
District Court Of Muscatine County, State Of lows,
Petition Of William Brown claiming Ct you the
foreclosure Of mortgage the following described
property, to wit Lot No. one ~ in Block No.
ferty five (45) in Dutterfsd's addition 70 tn town
of Wilton, Museatine County, Iowa, which mort
gage was sxecntod 70 secure uots to the said vii.
Iiam Brown ex ecuted by said Horace H. and Lemon
L. Uolver dated July 9Th, 1857 due Oct. 1st, 1853,
for four huadr-d and seventy i've dollaas wit tea
Der cent. int erest to which lot the ssid Harriet L.
Collyor claims to hold title or interest," of the
pa lure Of which the petitioner is rot Informed.
Now unless you appesr and answer thereto on
or before the 6fst day Of the next term Of said
Court, decree will bs rendered against you there
on for foreclosure Of your interest theron u
prayed for in said petition. THOS. HANNA,
Nsvls-4w-prs fee - Sol. for Complainant.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-11-18
DISSOLuTIQN.

TvHE ~opartnership heretefore existing between
i ". D. Amsnt aud T. p. McMurry, under the
name and style Of Ament 3 MoHarry, In the man.
ufastare Of Wagons. Carriages. Plsws, -. 10 this
day dissolved By nutual consent. The claims for
and against the firm will 10 settled b. T. P.
MeMuny, who alone is authorised TO clsss the
Business w. D. AMENT.
Nov. 18th, 1859. T. r. McAUkRY.
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MUSCATINE STOVE STORE
TIN, IRON AND COPPER
y q u - I'll O = /.

p ENG obliged, by the increase Of business.
- have put up forge, and IN other ways In
creased my iailitiss for doing JOB WORK IN al
its branches and hsvng fs.seoursd the s.rviess Of
Mr.. Ben. Beach, who 10 the only practical Copper
worker in the county, call the attention Of per.
sons wanting anything il thst line. Estimates
given for Tin Roofing, cutters, Conductors-also,
0slvanised Iron or Copper Cornicss, Windew CAPS,
Ia. WIN. A. Hk0WNRLL.
NOTlCE.-Having made psrmanent srnngs-
meuts With VIM. A. BroWnell, will DO found ct
the .'Musoatine 8 owe Store and Job Shop" whers
will be ready to wait u those needing my servi-
oes. BEN. BEACH.
Ja,v %. 1859. sH. s-t -4,t.-a8 s-. .'t
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I.Aes rhaxer,. Ieeenre.

i
Other engassnsnts prsvsatsa - yesterday frsm
noticing this lecture - its merits deserve. Due
sosics hsd netAeeasiv0 # thsnas>R. vAish dir
fminishsa the nambsr = aatsadenesy tAsssh ne
ssdiencs vas nevsssAelsas quits assspsetabls one.
The lscearer's suAjsst was True Rsesisu." We
heed potsay that Il wss treated Il vssy Interest.
ing and forcibls manner. The spsaksr's styls b
simple, clear and unestsntaHiess ~ slyles Ne
most desirable. rare, and difficult Of attainmsnt
Judge Thaysr's delivery i natural and inpeessive;
and, when he psrnitasd biz ssAjsst v warn ssa
rouse his thoughts and setien. hs showed thss b
might easily become, when 10 took lie trouble,
master Of the higher forms Of sloqusncs. 10
treassd his auhjsct shisay By ilustrason from The
lives of the numerous eslsbsitiss Of the world 81
what constituted true hsroism. We differ widely
from the lecturer in his estimate Of some Of these
characters. Especially do ~ dissent from his opia-
ion with regard to one Of the loveiest appartous Of
wonan's loneliness, united with the most heroic
boldnsss that the world has since the time Of
the ancient prophetssses- mean JOSH Of Arc.
The lecturer regarded hers not the hrs Of gsnu-
inc hsroism. We think that the general judgment
of the world pronounees contrary verdict.
AOVIV W0S0 A0ooy VsV4o0os ooV - OsuAua P0o99BVo
in the lecture which would like TO quote, but W
have only space to present the following. which We
particularly commend to those to whom it %
| addressed:
'Thsrs would b more heroism in our day il there
Was less dreaming. There are too many castles
built in the air for IN heroic age. YoanS men do
not rely enough upon themselves. They look too
much TO the decease Of rich uncles for pecuniary
aid. They wait too long for Something 70 turn ~"
There is not Independence enough in them. lnds.
should stop dreaming tumble down their airy
castles, put their own shoulders 70 the whsel-and
the world will soon learn that they are independent
Above all, they should have . mind Of their own
-be bold, determined, decided Let them look 10
their moral courage, and physical power will take
care Of ITSELF Stand up for the truth and the right
and you will BE- heroes indeed. What, if independ
ence Of mind will make you enemies. would not
trust that man who boasts be has no enemies.
Enemies follow IN the wake Of frmness OF purpose
and decision Of character legitimatsly - sickly
popularity hugs the man Of negative qualities and
non-committalism. +"
The Ladies' Benevolent Society desire ~ 70 ten.
der their thanks to Judge Thaysr for his very able
lecture in their bshaM.-Daily. 1stA.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-11-18
w A GO N s,
CARRIAGES 4 BUGGIRS,

rayHE undersigned having bought the entire stock
i Of WACO IS, CARRIAGES, Du0aIBS and
MATERIAL On hand Of Annex + MeMurry, have
this day entered into oopartaeeehip for ths puf-
psse Of manufacturing and cling The above arti-
sIss. Having had eonsidssabls sxpssisoes in. this
line Of business Ne expect 70 y aels to please The
nsst faetidieus. We shall aiways keep good
aoeetnsnt o. hand. Oar Rlagin ~ Carriages
vili be made fRoa none but - ~ usw Jes6ey
timber, and ear Wagess freA q 6 Miehigan
hiskory sad oak. Rspairinfs a Nsipeioas,
dess with nsaAns0 and dispAteA - reason
ellie tsrms. AHmWx 1sOAA0JN.
Mussatins, Nov. Is, 1859.
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rror the Journal. |

FnnxD nAHlH-S;r: In your report in last Fri
days Journal in the case Of the Congregational
Church ~. Azel Farnsworth you were mistaken
whom you said that the jury eesld not agree, 'tsn
being in favor of verdict for the defendant and
two against" You should have said, eight for The
defendant and four against, BY number Of ballot
ngs, to the very last. Oxs OF TEE Juaoas.