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VI NAAAN . "a
AUBURN, June 20, 1860.
GENrLEAES-Your letter addressed to me
at Washington, inviting me to meet the Re
publican committees Of New York, ON my
way homeward from the Capital, and desg-
mating the 2Tth inst for that purpose, has just
found me az home here. escaped from
Washington before the adjournment, 70 fulfill
some domestic engagements here, which could
mot be delayed.
rejoice in the indications Of activity on,
the part Of the Republicans of the city Of
New York in the canvass which is opening
under most auspicious circumstances.
You will, hope, be favored with the us
its Of many OF the Republican Representa-
tives Of this State and other States. For my
self, desire 10 be regarded as always with
Won, and as one Of yourselves. need little
time here to repair the wastes Of eighteen
months absence from home; little time TO
bring up arrears Of a correspondence too gem
eTous and patriotic to be neglected. would
Tain hope that my active efforts in the can-
yass might not be necessary. But l hold my
self bound by obligations Of public duty and
Of personal gratitude to contribute all the ex-
ertion necessary on my part to the establish
ment Of the Republican party in the admin
istratiOn Of government, by the election of
its chosen and worthy candidates, Lincoln
and Hamlin, and those obligations ! shall
faithfully fulfil Very sincerely
| Your friend and ob't serv't,
WILLIAM H. SEWARD. I
/ d d. Conover, Chas L. Spencer Jas. Kelly, E.,
Delafeld Smith, Edgar ketchum, Republican
| Committee
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MARRIED.

On the 18th inst, Mr.. HENRY F. CARIs to Miss
JULIA ALLEN, all Of RaYenna.
On the 10th inst, Mr.. JOSIAH B. WHIPPY and
Miss LYDIA P. BARNARD, all OF RootsiOwn.
On the 2Gth inst, Mr., @, Il, GALLUP, Of St.
Of Peru, Huron county.
On the Sd inst, Mr. JOHN B. AUpLE and Miss
LYDIA s. HALL, both Of Clarksheld.
On the.llth inst, RICHARD EVANS and Miss
HELEN TAYLOR, both Of Norwalk.
In Jefferson, June nth, Mr.. LEWIS ROBERTS
to Miss OLEVIA FOX, ali of Ashtabula.
In Monroe, June 18th, Mr.. E. NJ WOOD, ofKings-
Ville to Miss L. M. DAVIDSON, Of the former
place
In Painesvllle, June 25th, Prof ISAAC BATES
and Miss LUNA A. WILDER, adopted daughter of
T. Wilder, Of Painesville -t
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The Brsekenridge and Lane ratification
meeting At Columbus took place Friday eve
ming. Thirty-three guns were fred, and a
large crowd collected at the west front Of the
Capitol. Thomas Sparrow presided, and
speeches were made by Mr. Sparrow, w. A.
Neil and Gen Andrews Resolutions en-
6ofsing the nominations and platform TsTs
edopted.
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@. QreNlh of Dentst 90.

Denver City, in the Rocky Mountains IL
emuldting the growth Of San Francisco when
the gold mania hurried the multitude 70 the
Pacific. "Crayon" thus writes from Denver,
June 10th:
The growth Of this city and the develop
ment Of the whole Gold Region have been
so rapid as TO quite bewilder one who has
been absent for six or seven months. left
Denver City on the 10th OF November last,
and, on arriving here few evenings since
was hardly able 10 find a single familiar
"landmark" =" The city (Which is now con-
solidated wit Auraria and Highland) con-
tains a population of more than four thou
sand, and is unquestionably improving with
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FAMILY KNEADING BOWL
AND
BUTTER WORKER.
DNBLIC ATTENTION is INVI.
TED to a new and important invention, viz:
A FAMILY KNEADTNG BOWL AND
BUTTER WORKER.
Patented May 18th, 1860, by Mrs. L. W. STILES,
Cleveland Ohio.

Every woman who has ever made bread knows
how much hard labor II requires to make Good Bread
and alto the labor attending the working Of Butter
THESE DIFFICULTIES HAVE BEEN OVER e.
COME BY THIoINYENTIOS.
By the us6 OF this machine the work Is not only
made lighter but done in less than halfOf the usual
time. This machine viii apply TO other uses; by re-
moving the kneadinE boards and inserting convent
ent knives. Il will be found admirable for cutting
sausage meat minoe meat cheese eurd, &C, and also
for other various uses.
To be properly appreciated this machine must be
seen and used and having once been used II will
never be laid aside, but will become indispensa-
be appendage 70 every household. In connection
with this bowl is a small -four dipper, which ans
wers well for turning over the dough, scraping the
bowl &C. In the Of this invention it is not ne
cesssy 70 Put the hands into tho dough, which cir
eumstance, In itself, is Of great importance;
Ba3- Great Inducements are offered to those who
wish to engage In a profitable business in manuiac
turing or selling this invention
County and State Rights for sale at far prices,
An communications viii receive prompt attention.
Address I. @. STILES, =
Box 1859, Cleveland, o.
Refer to Brainerd BuTTidgo, Patent Agents.
Cleveland, Ohio. IuneZl:f9S
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Franklin Stout, aged 20, committed suicide
very barbarously at 0rville, Ohio, Tuesday
evening. BE cut q cash in each arm, and
two in his throat. He expressed the wish to
die when his ghastly wounds were dressed,
and his wish was gratifed the next day.
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ROUSE Z JENNINGS,
REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE AGENTS
No. 2ll Superior ST., (uP stairs
MARBLE BLOCK.
FOR SALE or EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
FARM Of l25 acres, "a miles from this city, with
new house and barn, large and butlt in good
style; young orchard Of choice trgiti variety
OF soils, part sand loan and part lotion landi
well watered by springs. Mlll take CITY prop
and part may remain on bond and mortgage
for long time so per acre
SANDUSkH-HOuse and lot to exchange Tor one IN
VEsTRY sT.-HoUse and lot to exchange for a small
BUSINESS PROPERTY on Superior STA large
brick building well located, and leasehold tor
Is years. viii take one halfin western lands
PERRY ST.-Sear Prospect, good one and half
story house and lot, very cheap at SIlO0.
UNIVERSITY HEIGHIS-House and lot TO eX-
NEWTON sT.-House and lot to exchange for Can
AN IMPROVED FARM of 1872 acres, 3 miles from
Railroad Station, in Northern illinois, l0y
acres under cultivation; house, barn, &C.; SlT
per acre. A house in this city, say 5000, viii
be taken in part pay.
ia ACRES in north part Of Indiana, miles from
the Toledo and Chicago Air Line Railroad, and
Il Ofamile from larna- -HzillaEEa Inn
- pr0Semehts; well Watered; soil black sandy
loan. Exchange for a house and lot in the city.
FOR SALE
LAKE ST--West Of Erie, a double two story house
and four small houses, and lot 90 by ia It, with
Ia3 ACRES IN SEWBURGH@i miles from the
Court House, well located on a good road; will
sell the whole or part. SIS per acre.
MUIRS0N ST.-NeNt TO corner Of Superior house
and lot "a by 1872 feet; cheap at sl0oJ.
TO LET
EUCLID STREET-West Of Erie, FIRST class brick
Kinsman street-frame dwelling 80
40 90 90 DO --------s------.-- il5
Granger Gram 54,sT street it,, do Do 100 200
johnson street-brick do ........--....-.... Us
ROUSE q JENNINGS,
june2s Marble Block.
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DIED.

In Weymouth, June 26th, MIR. wAI. PAINTER,
aged &c years,
In Homer, June 18th, Mrs. ANNA MILLER,
aged 81 years, 9 months and 3 days.
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Pioneer sIlstory-.Ropls % Junluu, 3, =

AKRos, JUS %, 1850.
EDiFoR LsApEni-I notice, in your paper
Of today, criticism on my remarks at
the Newburgh Pioneer meeting, by my yhiend
'Junius, Jr.'
He thinks | am in error in saying
'no American Uiafsd the Reserve until
1885, In this unqualified expression was
wrong Gen. Samuel Brady may be said to
have visited it in 1850, as he LED . party of
"Rangers' through on the trail from Beaver
20 sanduslsy, in that year, in pursuit Of In
dians-was defeated, and retreated back
Gen. Parsons, Of Newburyport, Mass, was at
A. ci. O.,
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HEALTH OF AMERIC--
MEN -Rsad notices in the Tribuns

EAA IL u u VI -A4AL4Ls -
MEN.-Read notices in the Iriouno
From his ExeeIlency JAMES D, WESsC'
ernor Of Florida, and member OF the U. Z
ssFor upwaT Of twenty-five years
with disease in my family which the be-
and surgical talent in the country lalled
which Welded in a most satisfactory ma
Grasfsnberg Remedies. l conscientlogst
use. jas ~,
Dr.. J. I. BRIDGE-Dear Sir: some
an intimate female friend had been
falling Of the womb, whites and qe
alton, together with tho attend
sl,saEiy desirihedl y "A : N9llT ~ r qqyeTt'
city till entirely prostrated, and
told her that he thought her q
prolonged a little longer uudcr
treatment. For two weeks afa-
70 sink, when came into yoIA.
fonbsrg Medical Institute an
toms. AS you was cOnfide1
MarshsPs CathOlicOn, in rslit
ed all the physicians and trie
ly. Providentially il relievet
bottles entirely cured Sin
years, there has not been an}
plaint, and she is as strong,
when young girl
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-02

The Pittsburgh Journal says half the apple
trees in that vicinity give unmistakable symp-
toms Of being affected with what is known
as the blight
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The Restorative is put up IN bottles =
a mint and rstails Tor one dOllar Der ~
dium holds twenty per cent mere IN Pre-
the small, retdiis fur two dollars Pc
large holds a quart, 20 per cent more IL
and refafIs for three dollars per bottle.
d. J. WOOD 4 CO, Proprleiorss =
vTay, n. Y, and No ia Market 5l-s - .
And sold by all Druggists ana 2 Ale1
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RiabfTEIK nroh ghe Rieht Man.

The following capital Letter was read in q
Republican meeting in New York the evening
Of June 27th
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isn't the only candidate ?" we insisted. "No,
are talked Of, but Breckenridge is
the only man who will get any electoral
votes I" So saying, he equietly walked away.
No bit of egg shell issticking about the rump
of this old Democrat.-St. Louis Nars.
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YANKEE DOODLE.

YANKEE DOODLE:
FoR
DEPENDENCE DAY, July 4, 1860
Oh! Yanke-Doodle came to town,
In Rail Road car, Sir,
And walked right down Superior Street,
To IsAACsF GRAND BAZARR, Sir
OH Yankee Doodle Dandy;
Buy your Clothes at Union Hall,
Because it is 80 handy.
And there he saw the Clothes so fine,
So nice and all SO handy,
He rigged himself from head TO toe,
Just like Yankee dandy.
OH Yankee-DoOdlc is the tune,
Oil Yankee Doodle Dandy;
Buy your Clothes at Union Hall,
Because it Is so handy
And when he had his new Clothes on,
He sang Of INDEPENDENCE Day,
OH Yankee Doodle Is the tune,
Oh Yankee Doodle dandy;
Buy your Clothes at Union Hail.
Because IL is so handy.
He sang to US Of Washington,
of Lafayette, and Sumpter,
An in his bran-neW suit Of Clothes,
To each he drank a bumper,
Obi Hankee-DOOdle Is the tune,
OIL -DOodle-dandyi
Buy your Clothes at Union Hall,
Because il is so handy
And when he sang Of Johnny Bull,
And Of the great TBa party,
You'd thought bis very sides would split,
He laughed 80 very hearty.
OIL Tankee-DoOdle is the tune,
OIL Yankee -Doodle-dandy; Hall
Buy your Coats, Pants and Vests at Union
Because il il SO handy
He said he could not help but shout,
For his new Clothes did inspire
A love Of freedom in his heart,
And true patriotic fire.
OH Yankee Doodle Is the tune,
OIL Yankee-D e-DoOdle-dandy;-
Buy your Clothes at Union Hall,
Because At is so handy. ..
BE shouted till his throat was sore,
He shouted forever sing, Sir,
OF Isaacs and his Union Hall, %
And his celebrated Clothing, Sir.
OH Isaac A. Isaacs the man,
The Yankee Girls delight In;
He dresses all their beaux so gay,
For dancing or for fighting p -.
For Clothing nice there is no place,
Like Isaacs Union Hail. Sir,
And in selling Clothing Cheap for Cash,
He means to beat the world, Sir.
For Isaac A. Isacs is the man,
The Yankee Girls delight in ..
He dresses all their teax 50 gay,
Far dancing and for fighting
The Largest & most Fashionable Assortment o
CLOTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS,
FOR THE FOURTH or JULK Z
aud at prices that can't Be beat. can Be found at
ISAAC A. IsAACS'
MAGNIFICENT UNION HALL,
Sole Agent for the sale Of Singers celebrated
I1-l Sc WING MA CHIMES
AND -..-. ~
STORRiS AUTOMAT0N PRESSMAN.I
Corner Of Union and Superior streets.
EB- LOOK OUT FOR THE GIANTS. ~
june29
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alttp AdrettiseYents.
.F0R LAKE SUPERIOR.

sIUh LANI DUILhIUh.
aa7.1 THE NEW, FAST AND
a staunch passenger steamer FOUN-
n iX4ilA TAIN CITY, Z. NJ. Peck, Master,
will leave for Lake Superior ports
on Monday, July dat o'clock ?. NJ
For freight or passage apply to
HANNA, GARRETS0N & CO.,
iuly2.290 Cleveland, o.
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Prof. WOOD-Dear Sir My hair had
years, been becoming prematurely gray
BY a harsEness which rendered the e
cation Of oil necessary in dressing T.
menced using your Restorative aboui
ago il was in that condition; and heTi
is use till within the last three weeks,
% its natural color, and assumed a son
tre greatly to be preferred to those pr
application Of oils OF any other pref
ever used. l regard it as an lndispel
every bOdy's toilet, whether it be ust.l .
storatiT6 or for the simple purpose
the hair. You have permission 70
who entertain any doubt q periorml
cluimed for i. ID -. u =
Feb. 10, 1851. lis Inlfd St. "
Prot WOOD-Dear Sir:-By the al
OF mine, who had been using your II
/ was induced TO Try it. had the
last May, and nearly every hair IN Ia
out. Now my hair has come in great
than ever il was. Nothing but e dur
thy feel 70 communicate 70 Others vi
a. I have been would indTcs mo 20 g.
acknowledgment Ui the benefit have 7
Prof. Woods Hair restorative
Yours respectfully
A. r.
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plAIN ~ oaNAlIEsFAl ! PaIsfIsa.
Doasias speaks for Him'olf-Ae0sPtHneol

nagFor TeIerraphic, Market and aIarine
News soc Fourth Pago.
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HOME TEST
wEsT BEgFORD, COshoctO9 /
f0ll0W1ng synpt0ma /;

The Graefenberg MARSHALL Utera
con.
Is offered as A CERTAIN cure eccomuan1
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in the Limbs.
1a- Sold By City DRUGGISTS and Ne z

GANFORD'S LIVER
- RATOR Never Dehilitatss. Il
entirely free FROM GUNS, and has
tablished fact, z standard Medicinf
approved by all who have used ff, and
70 with confidence an all the diseased
recommended.
It has cured thousands within
who had given up ais hopes t- )
numerous IN solicited . icertihcall
afnu ahnur
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~ Mix water in the mouth VI
and swallow both together.
pRTnE ONE nnTTNR uT
me FA1TTLY CATHARTTC p

ton IN lAl3 advertisement. Dose
PRICE 80 CEN
N8- The Liver Invigoratos and
Pills are retGilod by Druqqists g.
wholesale By the Trade in an the
g. u. ". 8ANFO "
Manufacture
W7d6wR2 855 Brod
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Prot U. j. WOOD-Deur sir some Z
mer We were induced 10 use some Of 70
stOrativs, and its effects were 90 Woud.
IL our duty 70 You and Ihe afflicted 10 Re-
Our little sons head Tor some time q
iectly covered with sores, and some e
head The hair almost entirely came 4
quence, when q friend seeing his suderi
Us 10 use your Restorattvei we cid 50 y
Of success but 10 Our surprise and ll
friends a very few applications remove
entirely and a new and luNuriant crop
started out, and We can now say that G
healthy scalp and As luNuriant q crop p.
other child. We can therefore, and Q
commend your Restorative a9 perle ]
an diseases Of the scalp and hair. We /
spectfuIly, GEO. w. HIGGihBO ]
SARAH A. ulGGIHl
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We The sndsr.isD.d MAYORS, hereby certify
that the ID sggsts, Apo hoes rirs and y
eur several cities have signed : docunsntsf as-
saranes 10 % that The remedies of III. J. q. AIkk
. CO., Of Lowell. AYERS SAksAPAkILLA.
PILLS, AsUk CURE, and CHERRY FkCIVnAL,)
have besn fosud ~ b. medicines Of great sxcsues,
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$50 Acres Of

$50 Acres Of
7. A Nd TON "A LE
+ WISH to rel my farm on Mon,rose Bottom.
l Lee County Iowa IL consists Ut $50 acres
$50 acres Prairie an 14eacr siimber.
hOsA.
Ths prairie part Il all vel alluvi,l, about 800
actes san: y ana $50 black loan. The timber land
broken.
v3IPuGyI.WEN
so acres are under ishoe. including two good
pasture uf mar lAU acres each; good barn; four
cabins, on dtrsn, paris VI the lam, with good
we'll water ut ench.
ADVANTAGES.
new road from 1T. Madison 10 Keekuk 10 To-
csed through hr centre oi tho tract The rAiirosd
clnn.csing the sam places ~ within I VI mile /;
he N.ss sippi rvef Is within one mile, and the
town.f NJ rose wi hin two miios.
As whole. more desirable grain az stock farm
is III 10 be updbut il v IA b. divided 10 suit
purs bus r., ana can be div ded adv.1tsGeoUsiy.
My tenant Nm. Golsiu VIII, r, sides On he vi CO
viii how ~ boundaries; or apon berry noG at
my me farm the Missiseti pi ksplas, s nliles
bei,w 'iont ose, villa tend IN person.
IT, M.
These will be- naae accommodating to purchas.
| efs,- smai. Isynent, With bonds bear,s Z ~ pei
cent, reisiniug IL a, will be sati. factory.
4 PBNhU. aIvtNEsA AND GMARa.
iutshitsr< vi now find gro~ug on the prem
/ isss about 40 acres III rye snd 20 " FIJI wheat
| They viii n so see santing the sandy laAn
about 40 bushels Of corn 80 ths acre. anu abou
| ~ buahe 10 tho tbs hlack loan.
FRANK BALLIN1ER.
! Oct IS lS60-dAstf
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bOItcttOr lot Petitloncl
October 10, 1860 dim
OvsxInnI NosicS.

Or HlNMu NOstc0.
To L. w Buell., Wm. b. Buell., n "A. Day, Miller,
Mayhew& Co, Jas. r. Bruce, Vim. ! II. L. Rud-
dck.State Of lows Tor the use Of th, School
Fund, lpefsndants):
NOU arc horribly notified that on Or bsfore the
J. 9th day ~ Oct., 1860, there will he On file IL
the Gsesks .6cc at tho District Court OF Lee Co.,
Iowa. vt TT Madison, petition In equity by WIN
II. Williams, praying for the tale Of Iots ami 4,
block lg5, IN Ksokuw, Iowa, under foreclosure II
: NOR gage therein maize 20 him by Mary A. Pol.
ser dated 4h Ut March, 1856, rscordrd May 10Th,
1857, in book 3. page 376. securing her two notes
Of sntne date, upon which II due $500; praying
also fer the ext,pguishmentA Of all lntxrsst you
O. any Of you may have acquired in said lots, and
Tor costs ant genera rslIef.
And y3u NUT sppaar and answer said petition by
neon Of the second day Of tho next term 0f ss,d
Court to be held on the Int Monday # Dec ,l-60.
or decree Wall be had II ercin BY default prayed
for. II. SCOTT nUWELL
Oct. ~. l860-d Atty for Petit ionpr.
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original Notice.
T. d. a. Day, Jer miah bay. J. G. Parrott 4 Co,
Wm.A n. l.. RudAsrk, II. W. GaTsettson, james
BaIraws, Kendall Howe 4 Co., tdeferdante):
NoU are hereby respectively notified thai there
r. new On Ais n III. lGlee IT the Clark Of tbs
District Court II Lee county, Iows. Mt Fit. Madison
petition Of Char. Z. Allen, claiming judgment
oil foreclosure Of mortgage agsinst said p,
A Day for the slim Of three hundred ard twenty
five dollars with ten Per cent. interest from the
2ssh day Of December, 1855, and - against all
sa id defendants so fer the foreclosure Of
q mortgage given by sair y. A. bay 10 chas. B.
Allen, up lot four ~ block tweuiy-six 26) in
Ki.henrnr's addition 20 ksokuk, Lee county, lows;
he xais If said mort gAGxd premises, the ex..S-
guif bMent of All equity IT REDEEM tion therein,
for costs ard & neral relief.
Now yeu are notified TO appear and answer said
PORTION IN thu morning Of the ~ day " tie next
term vt said Court, 10 b. holden on tho frst Mon
day Of Dees mbsr 1850 or decree will be had therein
by default.
II. SCOTT HOW ELL,
Solicitor for Petitioner
oEn y
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MEDICAL BOGkS.
}rpD on pise.ss q sl..,.or. u
Bartlett, on Fevers.
Barclays Medical Diagnosis.
Churchill on Disssses of Women.
- System OF Midwiferyi
. on Children.
Carpenters Principles Of Comparative Physi-
ology.
Carpenter, E.pspts Of Physiology.
DnaglsoE'x Human
Therapeutics.
/" Medical Dictionary.
Daiton's Physiology.
Dsuett's surgery.
Towns Chemistry for Students.
Hamilton ou Fractures aud Dislocations.
Jones TIP halm Medicine and Surgery.
Ludiow's Manual of Chemical Examination.
Lawrence on the Eye.
Miller's Principles Of Surgery.
= Practice :"
Meig-' obstetrics.
Asii 4 Smiths Compend.
Firrle . system Of surgery.
parrish i Prastieai pharmacy.
Ham b,tf ans Obstetrics.
Record h Hun'er or Ienerial.
Saith a liornsr Is ,Anatcmisai Atlas.
Toynbee on Disease II tho Ear.
Tuners Lhgmistry fur students.
Tanners pitricai Me icine.
Woods Practice Of Medicine.
- Therapeutics.
Wood a Bache's Dispensatory.
Watson b Practice Of Medicine.
Wilson Human Anatomy.
Wilson on the skin.
Williams Principles Of Medicine.
NV. WEsTcoTT,
Octls-d Main st near 4th.
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Legal Noslcc.
IT, ANDREW kIN1LER:

r. ANDREW Rim 0LER:
NoU1are hereby notified that there is now on file
L Ia the Office II the Clerk Of the District Court
Of Lee rouniy, Iowa, at Fort Madison petition 81
Z. " Barry, claiming of you the forfeiture & :
mortgage given by y.u to Jrnes III, Hickman but
snee tram fsrrei 70 -aid Barry, which mortgage il
u1sn the rropsriy krown.as the E,Rle Iaysrn
stand, IN harlestun, Lee County, Iowa, and IL
given Y srurr yGlr notes " said IL ckmsp for the
date. ass#sff IT,
Uhless you appear and answer til reto on OF be
fore the ~ day of The next term Of said Court To
bsfegun aAd held Ut Fort Madison In December
nsx' sai petition will b. taken pro confesso. and
&C., al FRANCIS SEMPLE,
Nov. 6, 1870 Il AtI'y for Pun.
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octls-d
Medical Books


4 ANATOMICAL ALIAS,
~ Aliens bissector,
ashton on the Rec'um,
BARCLAYS Manual Diagnosis,
Bennult N the Uterus,
Bsrlow's practic',
Brow n on tue surgical Diseases OF Temalss,
Bud on tie Liver,
B,rtIett on Frsers,
B met on Pulmonary Tuberculosis,
Bowman's Practical Chemistry,
Medical :"
lird on Urinary deposits,
Comstock's Chemistry,
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