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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-08-25
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State Of iowa, s.
Tama County,
District Court, August term. A. d. 1859.
To Mr.. Samuel Singer Jr.
You are hereby notified that IN or be-
fore the first day of August, \. D., 1889, there
will be on file in the Office of the Clerk Of the
District Court Of said county, petition OF
George Il Struble, claiming OF yon the fore
closure Of tie equity Of Redemption in and to
the south west quarter Of the south east quar-
ter Of section Ii Of township 80, north OF
range IA west in lama county, which tract Of
land was conveyed to sail Plaintiff George r..
Struble, By deed from the Treasurer Of said
county, bearing date june first a. ID. 1858.
And that unless you appear at the Court
House in said county on or before the first day
Of said Court, to be holden in said county and
plead thereto, .your default will be entered.
and decree rendered against you as prayed
for in said petition.
r. Hyalter Jackson,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Toledo, July 18th, 1853. vln5Stw
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Toledo, July 14th, 1859.
NOTICE.

State of Iowa, CO
Tama County, 90
District Court, August Term, .. d., 1859.
To Mr.. Thomas Wood.
You arc hereby notified that on or before
The first day Of August a. d., 1859, there will
be on file in the office Of the Clerk Of the Dis.
t.ct court of said county, a petition of George
r. Struble claiming Of you the foreclosure Of
the equity Of Redemption in and to the W OF
n. G. quarter Of section II OF township "a north
Of range l.. west in Tama county, which tract
Of land YVES conveyed 70 said Plaintiff, by deed
from the Treasurer Of said county, bearings date
June 1st, a. d., 1888.
And that unless you appear at the Court
House in said county on or before the first day
OF said court to be holden in said county and
plead thereto, your default will be entered,
and q decree rendered against you as prayed
for in said petition.
George r. Struble PA intiff.
Toledo July l4th, 1859. vln3sw4
Original Notice.
State Of Iowa. rama County.
Cooley, Wadswor.h 4 Co..
John Il. Myers, and Rebccca
4. Myers. his wife.
In District Court, for said county, August
Term. 1859.
TO John II. Myers & Rebecca A. Myers, his
wife.
You and each Of you arc hereby notified that
on or before the tenth day Of August A. D.
1859. there will be on file in the Office Of the
Clerk of the District Court, Of said State with
in ard for said county, u petition of Cooley,
Walsworth s. Co., claiming Of youthe foreclo-
sure of . mortgage therein described. And
that unless you appear and plead thereto on
or before the iirs day ii the next term Of said
Court TO be holden in said county, default will
be entered against you, and judgment render
ed thereon as prayed for.
Isaac L. Allen,
attorney for Plaintiff.
Toledo July 18th, 1859. vln3S4w
printers Fee, 1921
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SHERFF'S Sale.
MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE.

MORTGAGES FORECLOSURE.
BY virtue Of special execution issued from
the Office the Clerk of the District Court, of
Tama County, Iowa, and to me directed, in
favor Of Henry W. Hunt and against Lafa-
yctte Cheney, have levied on, and will offer
for sale to the highest bidder, on Saturday the
9th day Of August A. D. 1859, at the Court
House door in Toledo, Iowa, between the hours
Of 10 qiDlock A. Nj. and clock F. NJ, Of
said day, the following property, to-wit: the
east ! Of the north west t and the west J Of
the north east of section thirty six (36) in
township eighty four (84) range fourteen IA
west Of the 9Th principal meridian, it being
tho same land that was mortgaged by the said
Lafayette Cheney to the said Henry W. Hunt
and decrecd to be sold by decree of Foreclo-
sure Of said mortgage, taken as the property
mortgagcd rs aforesaid by said Lafayette Che.
ney to satisfy said execution, interest and
costs,
Terms Of sale Cash. No Redemption.
Thomas Murray, Sheriff,
of Tama County, Iowa.
Toledo, Iowa, July 18th, 1859. vln40w4
Printers Fee, 1925.
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We putup ana SOLD TINS article 1or over
ten wears. and cana. SAY, IN CONFIDENCE
AND TRUTH Of it. what 1--we have never been
able to saw Of any 9th = or medicine-N EV-
Err HAS II FAlLEDH lin A SINGLE IN
STANCE.TO EFFECTrn A CURE, when time
" used Never did we know an instance
Of diss abstraction byYh any one who used it
On the contrary, allE, are delighted with it
operations, and speak =; in terms of highest
commentator Of its T magical effects and
medical virtues We e speak in this matter
.swHAT WE DO KNOW, 9 after ten years expe-
renee AID PLEDGE @ OUR REPUTATION FOR
THE rrLFiLiMENT ora WHAT WE HERE Dr.
CLARE In almost CIV cry instance where
the infant is sufieringIl from pain and exhaus-
ton, relief will beh, found in fifteen or
twenty minutes AFTER the syrup is admins
tered. al
This valuable gre II paration ia the pre-
scriptioh of one of the = most EXPERIENC ED
and SKILLFUL NURE SEES in New England,
and has been usedS with NEVER FAILING
SUCCESS in
THOUSANDS OF CASES.
It not only relieves - the child from pain,
but inyigofatcs the stomach and bowels.
corrects aoidity, andH gives tone and energy
10 lie Whole system, Ii will almost Instant
Is relieve
GRIPPING IN THE BOWELS, AND
WIND COLO,
and overcome commissions, which if not speed
ily remedied end in death. We believe II the
BEST and sUREsT REMEDY IN TUE WORLD. in all
cases Of DYSENTERY AND DIAKtlu.A IN
CHILDREN, whether it arises from teething,
or from any other cause. We would say to
every mother who has child suffering from
any Of the foregoing complaints-Do NOT LET
YorR PREJUDIcES. NOR THE PRNJuDIcEs or cTH-
Frs stand between your suffering child and
the relief that will be SIRE--yes, ALSO
LUTEL1 SURE--to follow the use Of this med
ic:ne, if timely used. Full directions for
using will accompany each bottle None gen
nsne unless tic fac simile Of CURTIS & PER-
kINS. Ncw-Iork is en- the outside wrapper.
Sold by Druggists throughout the world
Principal Office. No. IL Cedar St. Newly ork.
Sold by Bolies Smith Co. Chicago.
Whit
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NOTEG E..
To Jacob s. Staley and Sanderson d. Stalcy.
You and each Of you are hereby notified that
there is now on file in the Office Of the Clerk
of the District Court in Tama county, Iowa. a
petition Of Rufus K. Clark claiming of you
tho foreclosure Of a mortgage. And that UNI
less you appear and answer thereto on or be-
fore the first day Of the next term Of the said
District Court default will be entered against
you and Judgment rendered theron.
I'm. II. Stivers
Sol. for Pltf
July l4th, 1869. yinssw4
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
delivered promissory note to L. S. Ieagar-
den, executed on the 9Th dayof July and call
ing for the sum of fifty dollars with interest
at ten per cent and due from date, or at sight,
payable to E. s. Teagarden or l. j. & L. S.
Teagarden and probably also made payable
to bearer or order.
Said note was obtained through fraudulent
representations, and no value has been re-
ceivcd by us for the same: We therefore warn
all persons against purchasing it, as we shall
GEO. II. RIDER,
ANDREW MATERN.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
executed md delivered promissary note to
r. s. Teagarden on the .4th or 25th day Of
June 1859, calling for the sum of fifty five
dollars payable in Stock at cash price on the
LIST Or lst day of October A. d. 1859 to e. s
Tesgarden or I. J. l. 4. s. Teagarden and
probably payable to bearer or order. Said
note was obtained through fraudulent repre-.
sentatioas and no value has been received by
us for the same: We therefore warn al
persons against purchasing it as we shall not
be held responsible for its payment.
JOHN BISHOP.
VIM. +. ROGERS.
Aur. 10Th 1859
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Local News
Our District Court.

Judge Miller presidcs at the present
session Of our District Court eth all the
ability, dignity, and urbanity, for which
he has rendered himself conspicuous
He dispatches business in hasty yet
not hurried and careless manner.
The Court commenced its session on
the morning Of Tuesday, second day Of
the Term, aud has already disposed Of
the nine criminal cases upon the Calen-
dar, and one hundred civil cases.
In the case OF the State Of Iowa, vs..
Hermueth Stumpfclt, the jury found a
verdict Of guilty, but the fine. has not
yet been imposed. In the cases Of the
State against Al. Tyler, I. VOORHEES,,
A. w. Eek and VIM. Randolph. the two
former were acquitted and the two lat.
ter, fined each fifty dollars, aud COSTS
The Defendants in all these cases were
charged with stealing timber. In the
two appeal cases Of the State against
Madison StaIey and Frederick Dagncr,
for assault and battery, tho former was
granted change Of venue to Benton
County, and the appeal of the latter dis.
missed, on motion Of prosecution.
~ We saw corn stalk, standing by
the Court House door to day, which
measured from where it was cut off to
the top Of the Tassel just twelve feet
The height Of it We did not think par.
ticularly remarkable, but the fact that it
had two full ears on it, situated SO high,
that upon extending our aru at full
length above our head, We were hardly
able to reach the nearest point of the
lower car, we thought entitled it to be
placed upon the list Of some tall corn
1Gs- Senator Harlan, arrived in town
yesterday but short time previous to
the hour announced for delivering his
address and left soon after the same was
delivered. It was the first time we had
the privilege of meeting him, and are
happy to State, that we found him, as a
man, exceedingly kind courteous and
atfable. AS a statesman he fully sus-
tanned in the minds Of our citizsns, the
exalted position in which he has placed
himself by his meritorious acts.
ueg- The District Court is to day
engaged in trying the case Of James
Brush rs. John Davis.
In this case the Plaintiff claims damages
Of the Detendcnt for circulating certain
slandcrous report, that the Plaintiff had
caused the death OF his own child.
The DEPENDENT as an offset claims
damages Of the plaintiff, for having
burned him in cffigy ana circulated a
libel. The action commenced this
morning and the plaintiff has just closed
his part Of the case at 2 Z. NJ.
The case will probably not so to the
jury until to morrow.
~ The foreign Attorneys at our
present District Court are, W. Penn
Clarke Of Iowa City Young Of Marion
Nhittam Of Cedar Rapids, and Bagg Of
Waterloo.
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Toledo. July 2s,h, 1859. v1.ni0-tf
pEI.tllt't'S SALE.
MORTGAGE; FDEsECH4<,ss-Esg,

pttEklt'E'S SALE.
MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE.
~ virtue Ola special execution issued from
the office oi tie Clerk Of the District Court, OF
Tama County, Iowa, and 70 me directed, in ia
vor cf Benjamin f. Dewitt and against David
Bedell and Minerva Bedcll, | have levied on,
and will offer for sale to The highest bidder,
on Saturday the 9th day Of August A. j..
1859, nj tie Court House door, in Toledo, Iowa,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ. aud i
o'clock 2. NJ, Of said day, the toAow wing prop
crty. to-wit: the north west quarter Of the
south east quarter Of section twelve 10 in
township eighty six (S6) north of .ange thir-
teen (ls) west ct the 9th principal meridian,
it being the same land that was mortgag ed
by the said David Bedoll and Minerva Bedell
to the said Benjamin +. Dewitt and decrcea
10 be sold by decree Of foreclosure o. said
mortgage, taken az the property mortgaged
as aforesaid by said David Belo9l & Minerva
BedeA, to satisfy said execution, interest and
costs.
Terms of sale Cash. No Redemption
Thomas Murray, Sheriff.
of Tama County, Iowa.
Toledo, Iowa, July 18th, 1859. vln40w4
Printers Fee, $G,o5,
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SUERFFS SALE.


~ virtue az an execution issued from the
Office Of the Clerk Of the District Court, Of
Iama County, Iowa, and to me directed in ia
vor OF Moses Pickett and against \. +. Taylor
s n. d. Hiatt, have levied on, and will offer
for sale TO the highest bidder, on Saturday the
9th day Of Angus: \. y. 1859, at the Court
House door, in Toledo. Iowa, between the
hours of 10 clock A. NJ. and o'clock ?. NJ,
Of said day, the following property, to-wit:
Commencing at the North West Corner Of the
South West quarter Of the South West quar-
ter of Section three t3l Township eighty two
ts2) North Of Range (14) West Of the 5 p m.
running ten Cl0) rods south thence eighty (So)
rods east, thence ten (lo) rods north, thence
eighty rods West and acres more commence
ing twenty rods south OF the above described
corner and running ten (lo) rods South OF the
above described corner and running ten (lO(
rods south eighty (s0) rod. Feast ten tlo) North
eighty rods west to- the place Of beginning, taken
as the property ofsaid n L. Taylor to satisfy
execution, interest and costs.
Terms Of sale Cash.
THOMAS MURRAY, Sheriff,
of Tama County, Iowa.
Toledo, Iowa, July 2Sth, 1889. vln4Ow4
Printers Fee, $3.50, pd.
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M RS. WIN Low,
An experienced Nurse and Female Physician,
presents to the attention Of mothers, her
SOOTHING SYRUP,
For Children Teething.

which greatly facilitates the process of teeth
ing by softening the gums, reducing all in
famation-will allay ALL PAIN and spas
modic action, and is
SURE TO REGULATE TIE BOW ELS.
Depend upon it, mothers, it will give rest to
yourselves, and
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-12
Markets.

New York, Oct. ll.-Noon Flour to 10 cts.
higher. Southern IS rs to 5 so. Wheat scarce.
and to 3 cts higher, Western red 81 90: whitc
! 80 to 81. Corn scarce and firm, mixed % to
81 10. Pork steady, mess Is 81; prime IL 10.
Whiskey hrid Mt 2S3. Stocks active aud hsbcr
Virginia 6's 94s.
Etrm"y COTTON unsettled and prices uuehang
ed. Southern White Wheat 81 to 81 II. Corn
Mixed 99c. to 81 OIL Mess Pork lower and quo ed
at Sl5 50; Primo higher and quoted n, 10 IS to
Sll. Sugar firm Muerovado to e.. Coffee
quiet and steady Rio l0i to II.
BALTIMORE, Oct ll.-Flonr unchanged Wheat
firm, whlleSl 20 to 4j. Corn firm, white aud
yellow 81 to IS cts. Pro,i>ions fi,m and unchan.-
ed. Whiskcy steady, Ohio 80 cts.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE, OF NIRGINIA-We are glad to
hear, from a reliable source, that the Medical Col
le.c Of Nirg inia opens with more than its usual
number ofstudents This is as il should lie, and
W ongratuate the friends Of the il sti utlon up
me prospect of large increase in the size II the
gplical class. The advantages offered here to the
.Nelieal student, and the opportunities Tor study
~ practical anatomy, are more abundant, all!
furnished at n cheaper rate. than elsew here. Be-
,ilcs this its peculiar facilities for the htulv Of
clinical medicine such that any student, who
/, zeal uslv Industrious must learn more Of the
practice of medicine tlan can be required at any
Northern Medical College. where the hospitals
.,c not under the control Of the medical faculty,
ard are So far removed from the Colleges as to
,rn4cr il impossible Tor the student to see the pa
tents oltener than twice week, and even then
N such crowds that hut little is learned. In
view Of all this, we would appeal to every South
prn student to inatricula,e at the Medical College
Virginia where lie may obtain diploma ofn-
rusic value. Let him not he deferred by the
lea that it il more easy to graduate at the North
IN schools for. while this may he true. student
no INDUSTRIOUS is certain to obtain his degree
] b. the Medical College of Virginia; and when he
4 as so he will have the proud satisfaction of know
q ~, that he has merited the honor Conferred upon
"a IN, and that he is thoroughly qualified to enter
Rqon the responsible duties of his profession. We
"a i upon every medical student who shall pass
a ngh Richmond, or who shall read th. article,
"a >,lp and enquire at the College what are the
Marriages it offers ms compared with other Med
cal Colleges. This appear make not only for
he benefit OF tie Virginia Medical College but
II the benefit of the student himself and of the
fate at large. We hope the appeal will not be
D. vain. r.. Wing.
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A Gard

WITH view Of having larger house, and in more
W central position the undersigned will his stock of
twar uiler Guns, DC. to the STORE HOUSE. No. I'D
IN STREET. formerly knows rs |ufsyS," directly OPP
>ie the Farmers aud Virginia Banks which is being
ed up in elegant expressly for the purpose aud
h. occupied the 18th Of OCTOBER, 1851 Having madc
adions 10 my stock In the of the last month"; for
f Trade hope present such inducements and attrac
rs will command the ate nion ai custom Of the public
NJ visiting and residing in the city cordially invited 10
ae m! stock in the way of English Table and Pocket Cut
1s. Rifles and Pistos House Keeping Goods SLY and
red Ware, Locks Of every kind, Wood and Willow Ware
@ 6ass oil Carpets, Oil Shades. Window Corncc, bands
Pms. Carpenters and other Mechanics Tools, Building
als Axis Springs, Carriage Cloths and Lac,>, Eel
l" and sakes, Leather Bands, Gum Boiling and Pack
al skins and other Leather, shoe Findings English lir
" Slirrus and Filings Circular aud other SAWS, Chains
1ar'd Files Farming Utensils, &c &c Beside many de-
N articles not generally found in Hardware establish
~ 5. N. SIMPSON,
Successor 10 Simpson II Bro.
.0"is Iynchbur,. Va.
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Guns Gunsit Guns,t,.

WE are now in receipt "f the largest Guns We
w have ever had the pleasure o exhibiting.
%h nl te most celebrated London makers Moore
20" VIM Hrtencr, Bcniy son, Manton, Ha,u, Mortimer
Lewis " ONES. ran 1i1g in price from II Ia Iun.
Also. DiNnns FLASH. aud Shot Eavs. tan,
ana every thing necessary 10 H., ip
Also, COTS and Sh"otrrs Alien, smith y Ncs,u. and
Sharp"'s saloon Pistols, single iiarreIel Pistols.
ALSO, Another stock ihose celebrated fiIS manufo
I" expressly for aud which given salts
lafiln Call ana see them. tGIHOUNS ~ WILLS.
Stpt nod
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DETERMINED TO EXCEL.

Il A l., 4 8 ..
II" THE TRADE
Il We oh,r rNrn mduccmcni
To examine stock of
READY MADE CLOTHING.
The STYLES and Workmanship equal To that tuurirr
b, Tie best I nilors IN the country.
The and fashionable
Fabrics sold by class
tloh Houses aud
Have them manufactured
Into Garments
To suit the
From the continuing of more, from faA
tnh'v Their irnihin iarnt
oi which entirely new,l suited Ia the times:
list OrEs tnArsIhc Diplomatic, graceful rich aud com
Portable Garment the Pal, the Surtni, ,ho Suck, the Rn
Ian an the til, h,err,.
Strr>.-Nnnuiuciurrh aud
every kind Of goods, III prices from Ia fln
ri. DBEss FRuCk toATs. and trimmed IN the bcs
possible manner mud warranted entire satisfaction
4h. SNuiE BREAEp tln1n toNIs bnrk tnsslnicrc lans
from 10 81 tassinoo ian;s iru I" ~ t. Cashmere
' csts from La Ia ~
9TH, Fan,, Plush Velvet Vests the riu, Plain
and Fame, SIN VESTS Plain and Fame, Cashmere cots (enlre
|! nrw.I
also Fauc, Muslin Shirts OF Froch manufacture, something
really h,uuiiiu.
III Enlrnad Hugs Sporting Blankets. Night Comnricrs
FErr Blankets hay STAT" aud Imported Hnw from Ia $40
Scnr- o Mcrno Cashmere, Sik and Flush Crn,Uts Of
silk NorStcd and Leather
Oh. Every imaginable Kind uf Grutlcmris Under Wcnr
Serh Collars and every rcl, t." he toun IN mrs, class Cloth
hi;- HOUSE. Glass ~ EAlNE,
sept bhtts ljl Main street, ynchlImg, Va.
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Georgia Elections

AucrsrA, tGA.) Oct. ll.--Gov BIZ, vn's major
iy is 70 900.
The Refprm Democratic ticket for municipal Of.
hcers IN savannah was elected. The majority for
Arnold for Mayor MAS 200
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From Mexico. &.,

New ORLEANS, Oct. IL. Miramon is preparing
for vigorous campaign. and threatens Avaradu.
lilo had already received supply OF munitions I'd
war from New York
The mining news was favorable.
The American troops were preparing for the
permanent occupation Of San Juan.
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Yollow Fever at the south.

AvGr.rA. Ca. Oct. il.--A special despatch
from New Orleans statesthe yellow fever was it
crea>ing " hon ,ton. Texas. but that there was
none at Galscstan.
There had l,een nine cases in die New 0'eans
Hos iit,ls du ing tho past week.
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RicnNoND. Oct 1l~-In tho oonven.ion to-day
there was \ k'ns dslsie on The psetion. to amend
Article rkfsa of the Constellation. The wAole
subject vas tabled. Nothing slss a importance
trauspirod - -
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ADVERTISE ADVERTISE
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENtY.
AT TIE "VIl,GINIAN" OFFICE.
Ifyou wish to prosper, Advertise.

I AM AGENT FOR the following palers ON the line If mil
road from IT, nchug Chattanooga and other places all Of
Them having large circulation Among the people south.
western Virginia and Enst Tennessee.
MN Era Floyd {. H. Va NIRGINi, Fcnn Halifax G. II.
Niua NEWS Erist,l. \
WITNESS, KNOX Vile Tenn. ,ToE
REGsTER. t'NIoN i"o's""", ''"h.
SE>uSEl, Eogereyilc Tenn nGaoor,r t,rrenrvie Tenn
INrELLluESCEI, Mnrrisiown' ApvrETlsEG, Chattanooga
Posi- Athens
HMErfE, - DEMorEAT. ,hi,,1,, \,
i DsTosn.r, Liberty Va nM%Ha> sa.m yn
A>irug, Marion, Va STAR ~ HERALD. thnNnrs!,g
DEMOCRAT, rncnst. u, PATRIOT, Grays.,n {. la Va
WING, 'i"'a'"', d. TELEGRAPH -. , -, :,
DEaocRAr, Union, Va TIMES, "a"tN"l'' va
k1"isTER, p,n,iu Y, AnVoc ,rf, farewell e. H., Va.
EEruhLIcAN i'' '"' SorIn- WEST, Giles &. H., Va.
SENTINEL Alexandria, Va. HrrCHIIoNN Wmrhr,:.r. Va.
Perssns wishing adv vsc IN
1nd II 10 call
burg Nirgnian STAIRS contracts N made and
advertisements *.
sf-l Will also and forward puIer
in the United States. \. WADDltl.
sept lN-ts. Foreman Nirgiuiun Office.
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TUyHE PORTRAIT GALLERY will be continued by the
dersiQncd old stand, No. 124, Mn Street. where he
win pleased receive continuance Of the liberal pa
upon the late assuring all msy
every efct viii be given TO render Satisfaction In ss
of Pictures, rates Of charges &e. - - feF'
have the agency for the CRY DouBIx THrra
LOCK STITCH SEWING MACHINES Ithes fslIS tuck gathers
embrode and does all the 1926 Machinrs
chime and sold At the how price on 10 aud $50
Cabinet Machine $Io He has the Patent Adjustable MANNER
manufactured expressly the Quaker y Mnchin The 0uv
tina, hens az widths and hichne From Tie hse num-
Der sold b. n H. Tanner Co., while acting agerta and TT
general which the Machines bave ven the
signed feels hesitation in recommending them rs he bes,
now IN Cali aud examine them. n 8. TANNER.
oct 5 dts No, ia Main Street Iynchhuvo Fa
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Strayed or Stolen,

r. FEoH the residence If the subscriber, at Catllrs
ia StHni, on the Orange and Alexandra aroHd, in
XII Amherst county, on the night If The 2eth of Selcm
her. ls:J small SOEEEl MARE II years Old with white
forehead aud large BAY MARE with her mouth
very much H., the birdie suitable reward will he paid for
their deliver! 10 me, near New Glasgow.
oct :i4iActs ALANSON THOMAS.
SClbOL 3ODksItcc' ed his day. nnothrr large supply
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The Quaker Citv,

New YosK. OCT. 1.-The Government Cutter,
Harriet Lane, sailed at noon today, in search of
the steamer Quaker City.