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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-08-21
SHERIFF'S SALE.

pY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION IS.
l)sued out of and under the seal OF the D.
triet Court of Buchanan county, Iowa in favor
Of \. G. Parker and again st the goods and chat
tells lands and tenements of S. V Thompson, !
have levied upon the following described pro.
perty, heretofore by me attached, viz
The south half of the southeast quarter of the
southeast quarter of section thirty three. town
eighty eight range eight; and east half of tho
northeast quarter Of section four, town eighty
seven, range eight, in Buchanan county, Iowa
Which property as above described, will
offer for sale at Public Auction. at the door
of the Sheriff office. in the village of indie
pendenee, on SATURDAY. the 22d day OF
September A. d. 1860, ut = o'clock r. NJ OF
said day, to the highest bidder, TO satisfy
said execution and costs
b. &. HALE, SHERiFF
Sheriff 5 Office, Independence, Iowa,
August u, lo60. 234t
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1. q. &. T.

I. u. &. T..
The Grand Lodge of this order, COM
posed of Representatives from the var
ious Subordinate Lodges throughout the
State, met in this village on the 18th
inst. and continued in session three days.
The attendance of delegates and visitors
was large, and much important business
pertaining to the interests OF the Order
was transacted The following is list
of the officers elected for the ensuing
year:
G. W. c. Tt. Norman Clark. of Johnson
County.
G. W. CT. H. Barnes. of Clayton Co.
g. w. v. T.-Mrs. Myra NJ. Vaughan. OF Jas.
per County.
q. W. 81. W. Delapiain, of Lee County
q. w. T.-Mrs. O. N. Detwiler, of Benton
County
@. ". MA. Brant jr.. Of Clayton Co.
q. w. ID, M.-Miss S. Ada Shurlefi, Of Blu
ehanan County.
G. W. Chaplain.-Rev, II. w Glynn, Of Blu
chanan County.
q. w. l. &C. r. Walker. Of Van Buren, Co
G.. W. O. Ga. i. Alexander, Of Iowa Co
The next annual session will he held at lows
City on the third Wednesday OF August, ls6l
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FOR MEMBER or CONGRESS,
WILLIAM VANDEVER.
state Nominations.
CAMPAIGN GUARDIAN.
Great Inducements to Subscribe

In view of the Importance of the coming
political contest, and of the necessity. on the
part Of Republicans. of having the people thor
oughly informed as to the issues involved and
believing that in no other way can this better
be done than by the circulation OF Newspapers,
we have concluded to send the GUARDIAN to sub
scribers, from the LIST of June until after the
November election, for the low price of
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-08-21

Personal.
Es- The past week we had the pleasure
Of calls from Hon. J. w. CArTELL, Hon.
ELIJAH SELLS, Hon. L. S. PARvIN, Hon.
JOHN ScorT, Hon. THos H. BENTON,
Judge CLARK, of Tama County, ALFRED
THOMAS, Esq, CHArrERroN, of the Ian
sing Mirror, and DELAPLAIN, of the ke-
okuk .San5eam.
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j. s. WOODWARD, ESQ, WILL
ADDRESS THE REP UBLICAN CLUB
ON SATURDAY NIGHT.
Apology.

Apology.
~ Our paper has been delayed a
day or two. on account of the great labor
involved in getting up the Tax List.
This week and the week following, We
shall only be able. to issue half-sheet
supplement, but the week after we hope
to give our readers, the usual quantity
Of reading matter.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE

STATE OF IOWA
BUCHANAN COUNTY.
TO ". 4. GRAY:
SIR You are hereby notified that there is
now ON tile in the office of the Clerk of the Dis
trict Court of Buchanan County. a petition OF
Lyman Little, claiming of YOU the sum Of two
hundred and sixty and 80 100 dollars, on two
certain promissory notes executed by you, one
dated September Is SOD for one hundred and
fifty dollars Ia Lyman Little, and the other 10
IL. II. Little or bearer. for the sum III eighty-six
and $500 dollars. dated December Il, le5S,
and due in six months from date and that I'M.
less You appear and answer thereto ON or before
the morning of the second day of the next term
of the District Court of said county, Judgment
will he rendered against you thereon, You are
also notified that your property is attached to be
heldas security for the payment of said debt.
LYMAN LITTLE, Plaintiff
BY W. G. DOMAIN. his Attorney
Independence, August Is, 1860
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Large squash

Large Squashes.
EH- Mr.. SOLOMON SwARrzELL, OF
Liberty Township. showed us, day OF
two since, a squash of the Hubbard va
riety, weighing sixty pounds. 1t had
not its full growth, but was accidentally
broken from the vine. Mr.. s. says that
he has three others one-third larger than
the above. still growing. He obtained
the seed from Ohio, and il they are as
good as their appearance indicates, their
G oduction should be increased
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James Barker, heretofore a Democrat,
of Delaware county. has come out fol
Lincoln and Hamln, and gets abused for
it in the Delhi Netos
The Republicans of Occoquan, Va,
recently raised a Lincoln and Hamlin
pole and flag, but the pro- slavery Dem
ocracy rallied in force, and cut it down.
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Thirty Cents a Copy,

PAYABLE INyARIA ABLY IN ADVANCE. As we shall
have State and County contest, as well as "A
Presidential one. local paper must prove more
interesting than the campaign papers published
abroad, and we therefore invite our friends
throughout the county to form clubs, and give
the GUARDIAN as great Il circulation as possible.
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A melancholy and fatal accident oc
CURED at Anamosa on Thursday \
named Littleiied was shooting at a mark
with a rifle. and rs IL rained he fired from
within the house thr ough the door. The
last time he fired son aged IL years,
came up from the basement and his head
passed before the rifle just rs it was fired
The ball struck him just at the lower
edge Of the ear. passed into the head and
killed him instantly.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-08-21

EY- A Social dance will be held al
Morse's Hall on Friday evening next.
the proceeds Of which will 60 into the
Bell Fund. Admission TO gentlemen,
SO cents. All are invited.
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~ Through the politeness of Mr.
RoszELL, the Census Marshall of this
County, we are enabled to give our read
ers few facts relative to the population
and productions of this County. The
population by townships is as follows
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THEGUARDIAN.
TUESDAY, AUGUST 81, 1860.

The Guardian is the official Paper
of Buchanan County, and having
n much Larger Circulation than any
other Paper published therein, is
the most valua BILE to resident or non.
resident property holders, and is also
the best medi UNI for Advertisers.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
SHERIFF'S SALE OF UNCLAIMED
GOODS.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that in ac-
~ cordance with the provisions of Chapter
30 of the Laws of 1883, approved March %,
the 9th day of October, A. D. ] $50, at o'clock
p. NJ, at the Court House in the village of In
dependence, Buchanan County, Iowa, the fol-
lowing described Goods, Wares and Merchan-
die, (the same having remained for six months
uncalled for and unclaimed in the possession OF
B. P. Power &, Co., Forwarding and Commission
merchants in said county, to defray the expense
incurred upon the payment of the freight, and
the charges due and unpaid upon said goods,
including the charge of advertising and selling
the same, to wit :
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TREAsu & REcoRDER's BUCHANAN
Independence, Al
please MONDAY, day
of
saea
e andre ma delinquent a such sale
ndsandL be
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STATE OF Iowa,
Buchanan County,
hereby order that the above notice be pub
hshed for the time prescribed by law. in the Blu
chanan County Guardian. newspaper publish
cd in Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa.
STEPHEN j. W. TABOR, Co, Judge
August Is, 1860. Sat
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IN PACKAGES Nos 1&4&5.
dozen Cherry and Lungwort,
11a do Turkish Wine,
y do Acoustic Oil,
3 do NJ d Bone Liniment,
IL do Sarsaparilla,
y do Hays Liniment,
l do Spread Plaster,
y do Ague Remedy,
l do Tooth Drops,
do Vermifuge,
3 do Pain Killer,
y do Pile Liniment,
l do Condition Powders,
do Heave Powders,
- do Horse Liniment,
do Gargling Oil,
y do Founder Ointment,
I, do Ring bone Cure.
5 cases and lot of Almanacs and post-bills
In PACKAGE No g.
6 dozen Moffatt's Vegetable Pills,
2 do Moffatt's Phoenix Bitters
In PACKAGE No. 3.
dozen Mountain Herb Pills,
b do DR.. Morse's Indian Root Pills,
package Ayers Almanac for 1860
BYRON c. HALE, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, independence
August Doth, 1860. 23-6t
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some other facts

Thr following table shows the amount
of productions Of last year, as we'll as
some other facts
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OFFICERS OF THE GRAND CHAPTER.

OFFICERS OF THE GRAND CHAPTER.
NJ f., Kimball Porter, II p, Iowa City.
II. E., Edward Brewer. ID G II p, independence
Kew. James Dixon, q Chap, Iowa City.
X. E., Stewart Ellis, q X, Davenport.
do Caleb Lamb, G s. Newton.
do H. s. Jennings, @ Treas. Dubuque.
do VIM. B. Langndge, G Sec. Muscatine.
f., w. I. Smith, Ii, Des Moines
+" w. p. Crawley, G PS, Central City.
b. +. Dodson, G r A G, Keokuk.
4" j. ii. Brown, q NJ 3D. Cedar Falls
4" Ii. h. SWEET. q Nj ID +, Waverly.
/. p Patterson. G. NJ lstV, Davenport.
g Ii. G. Jones, g g, Davenport
GRAND OFFICERS OF GRAND COUNCIL.
NJ p, Theodore S Parvin. G NJ, Iowa City.
T |, j c Wikoff, ID q NJ, Keokuk.
Rev. j. G.. Dimmitt G Chap Davenport.
f., T. +. Gillian, I G NJ, Dubuque.
g. W. Teas, q p w. Washington.
/" Kimbal Porter, G. Treas, Iowa City.
:" w. b. Langridge Sec, Muscatine.
b. +. Dodsos. G G c, Keokuk.
j. B. Thomas, G C G.. Independence.
James Henry. G S, Dubuque.
j. n Clark, g G. Iowa City.
Number Of Chapters, u
Councils,
Next meeting Of both bodies at Davenport on
the Monday after the first Tuesday in June
1861.
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MEETIN OF THE Wild L
AN AXES ON THURSDAY NIGHT.
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Masonic.

Eg A large number of the " Ancient
and Honorable" fraternity honored our
village with their presence last week, in
attendance upon the sessions of the Grand
Chapter and Grand Council of this State.
We are indebted to Mr.. PARvIN for the
following list of the officers elect:
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80 ALI-snFFIcrENT THRFF.

TPTESRMAR I. 2.AND 3, PRO
TFCTED By RoHB1 Ai.tflAs PAAEsI q
Tr7iand and secured - taa 1all q ne As,-s y
PhIrla1cle Dc Eari8 4n4 tla llt+4A Ne--A-' "
80, / q inSssilbls lor exhaustion, gpernatorrhea
~ ~ ~ al disabilities.
~ sonV Vlstely cradicate1 ell frace9 q tlqle as
- Si1t have hsEsiclore beo1 treated u - --
- md u1rntriouI u11 Cf ccnllgd ana cu1el4-
80 8 - entirely auDplantsd the llllfiol1
mercury thareb7 in1urlng % tne 1l-s5stt - ~
Varlon Of di1511o - l.. -.
FRIESElrAIl, Hos. J. nd 9, are prsliSee 80 "a -. ~
ts--, " - h ~ i-..1at 80 Sold lQ tn 49,
43.s. 4lS :. ~. - ~. - %. PFios . eecl
" - = llal1h algsg t3i and IN ~ f94
~ ~, - q rrVinq u 81 To Be had ll1o1ss
w. .s5eigi 1f - ~ loT7, 30. l9i BlaecEef -
~ Terk. I1imsdiafaly On .1s > 49, -
5is ~ .-sIr SSei,sd nd s6d - seeoial
f-S n ~ n tEII6it713 , e4 the llll.ei-farF -
WE, y 81 o.slsaA1
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TMPORTANT TO RAILWAY
u HRAYELhRRs. D y -l,.J eil lasl
T -l.grH q -..8.-i-. 30 For l H,.H 81 a--I ~ ii.
FULL AND COMPLETE TINE TABLES
--..- or every Railroad .I.,..
Throughout the Oaited States and C9nadas
yaa ui- a- o.. -t.- Get ~ 5t
APPEETOEs ILLUsTRATED R, R GUIDE. 7
ONLY RAILWAY GUIDE IN THE COUNTRY
e -l- .,. 49, Which ,containg
NEARLY ONE HUNDRED RAILWAY MAPS.
-lllai Ii.. There are Boo -' -'t' -' -' o.
THOUSANDS OF HALFWAY TRAVELLERS
" -.lss'II',. y Who would as leave p
TRAVEL WITHOUT THEIR CARPET BAGS
.UIL ! 81 AZ without COPY Of Ehs
lAPPLEPoN's ILLUS sTItATED r. r. GUIDE
ONLY TWENTY-FIVE CENTS PER COPY. 81
Leo. s-5.fg. D. APPLETON 4 Co., Publishers,
4a1uu .s.a8 ..ll Nos. 4t8 3 tl5 Br0adWey, y. y.
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: An who use It are giving
- MI water in the mouth with the InvigOFatOr
IN PRfcE g1ss oSE 6oLLAR PER BOTTLE
Also aui0rds Family CathaTtic PiTa


Compornded from Pure Vegetable Extrlcts, and PIT
ip n Class Ca8es Air Light, and VII keep
in any climate.
Ths FAMILY CATHARTIC Pill Is gentle but
active Oathartic which the proprietOr has used n
bis uractic8 more than twenty years.
The constantly inersa1i !. ing demand Iron tlo9o
v-ks SSTs ionT nd fhe % PIEIs and the sati1lac
tiou which all express in regard e tnelF si l1
induced ne 10 place them = within tne reaon q ~
Tho Profession WallI-5 Know tnlas qlllrtens -
tbarfiea scf on sliffsrsnf- portion Of the bowels
The TanflV CafharficI1 PHI has, with duo reior-
49, "a fhis we'll egtsb-l Hshed tact, been com
no1Indea from a yarietyIO of the purest Vegetable
Extracts which act alie on every part oI ne az,
mentary canal, and areIE4 coed ana sAtA N ~
eases where GarharElcI-. is needed euc1 e ~
ranFsuents Of tho St0m-a ach SloeDinoss- Pains IN
Is 80 and I,oinG, Coa- tiTenoss, Pain and Sore
ness over The Whole Body from sudden cold, which
fequently, IL neglected, y end in long course Of
Fever Loss Of Apex, tile, Creeping senSa-
tiou Of Cold over the body, keatlelg e8as
Head-Achs, OF Weight 8 in the Head, al lnllu-
matory Diseases, WormElCo in Chlleren or Adults,
hhenmatism, great Purifier ci the Blood, and many
diseases which noah d heir, too 20 mgn
ton in this advertisements Dose I to 8
PRICE 30 CENTS.
'n11- Tho Liver TnVfTorator and Family Cafharfic
Pills arc ratailed By Druggists generally, and sold
vvboiegale BY the Trads IN al tho large towns.
s. 7. ". BAREORD, H D.,
Msnuiacturer and Proprist1r,
jy7d&wRs a5 Broadway New York
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9rass 4oAadtg.

kMES II IODELL, BRASS
-ork Of every description, no, IS Union St,
71ors from Superior street, Cleveland, Ohio, H.
ired 20 furnish all kinds Of work used for
Water or Gas, and an the various articles
be Plumbing Business. Beer Pumps Of all
ade and repaired. brass Casting done daily,
s. Work Of al knds repaired. DECKS
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a2niller4.

iOOKS S. c. 3 Z. W. BUILD
YRS Also Manufacturers Of Doors, Blinds,
s3rsclysts and an kinds or ScfOll-SaWing and
work Particular attention paid 10 Fitting
o. Factory on Division street, near Centre
: Cleveland. Ohio. np1l.c3l
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Goal

-4E HAMMONDSVILLE MIN
ING and 1Ianufaeturins Gompany have on
Il AZ wholesale end ketaili from their own
fs and Manuiactories- ~ aret .-H
0NpsyILLE COAL, ior Gas, steam, Smith
II If0NDsYILLE COKE No. I, for Malufaetur
l0FpsYIALE COKE No. 2, for Domestic
foNDsvILLE FIRE CLAY, well ground,
,f0NDiVILLE FIRE BRICK, common pat-
I'm, and wedge, side wedge, circle or arch and
uT0NDSVILLE FIRE CLAY RETORTS AND
KINNEY TOPS. ~ .
- IoNBsVILLE FIRE CLAY TILE, ofeyery
d8EbsYILLE FIBE CLAY FLUE coy
Rs or THE, cyery PATTERN. - ,,,.,-,, -
. h0NDSVILLE FIRE CLAY FLOW Eh VA
Is, plain and Ornamental b j Z r
hONDsYIbLE YITRIFIED " WATER PIPE
AS PIPE, &c. Of every size and variety en-
'acing single and double branch screw bonds
c. Also,
/ dAMMONDSYILLE COAL OIL
9ubricating and burning 9, gat Wholesale only.)
~ J. J. ROCKAFELLOW,
: rsl Agent. ofloe On o. 8 ?. Pier, gle.slalnd
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rlAlist.of names win accompany each packq
age, to enable Post Masters to deliver the
papers 70 subscribers. BY q recent law 0
Congress, Post Masters are required 70 dellv-
or PspeFs % subscribers, when a list Of names
Is furnished him. 5i.a IA q. .as.ssa.j s. ~ (
Now that the Campaign Is fairly opened
by the double nominations al baltimore, We
hope our friends wiii exert Themselves to eE-
tend the circulation d the LEApER. The
price At which We oEsr the LEADER for the
next six months, iS lower than we have usut
ally charged. We putt at thess extraordi-
narilY low rates, on account Of hardness Of
the times, and scarcity Of money thFoagh-
1ili.,sl.I Il u. ---i. ...- si t il l.ss1. .-S "a i
out the country. Gis.l -le .la -il'4aA ~ lnllt .
5a -i BY Analysins the above low scale, II VIII
be Hsen that We offer the LEADzR in 81.
y "A Club Of IOO NJ IS cents per C0py.
atl4el q En qST- %
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hs Restorative l. pnt up IN bottles Of three Sizes
VIZ Large, medium and small; the snail holds =
pint, and retailB for one dollar por bottlei the me-
dunn holds at least twenty per cent more in proper
tion than the small retais for two dollars per bottles
the large holds quart 90 per cent more IN proper
ton and retails for three dollars Per bottle.
o. j. WOOD 3 co., ProprietOra, No IA Broadway
New York, and No. ia Market street St. Louis No
And sold by al Druggists and Fancy Goods Deal
a.
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BosTos, lFarch 5Is9.

I have made a chemical analygis of commercial
samples Of Chestnut Grove WhiskeY, which proves to
ba free from the heavy Ensl Oils and poreclly pure
and uhadulteFatsd.- The hRe haT0r of thia Whi5key
: derived nom the Grain used in Manufacturing e.
A.A. HAYS, n. D., state Asaaysr,
No. IS ROylston Htrest,
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4inaneial. =. ].

FOREIGN EXGHAN G. e.
| Dqfts ia amounts to suit, from So upwards, on
fsrmaly. On Frankfort Berlin, Leipzig, Vienna,
1reHbergs Cassel, Cologne, Hamburgh, Bremen,
ttglrt, Mannheim and Prague. For sale by ~- =
mll2 4 q RETTBERG a HAUSMAEM Z
IN mn MONEY ADVANCED,
1Us UUU In sums to suit=-st the old stand
tld veil known WAGNER'S OFFICEs-on securities
! eWIy Kind viz; Dry Goods, Hardware, Gold and
tlyg Plate, atcheE, liamOndE Jewelry, Firearms
f1thing, Furniture, Carpets, Pianos, Mifora Faint
ca General Merchandise, and Personal Properly
b Itioles Of value, on the most satsactOry terms
lsss strictly private Established 1851. Watches
j feHeiry for sale at bargains. .lL Laf
L WM. WAGNER, Ohice y %. 3, Wafar st.
ntr S9periOF street, oyer Geo, a. Days q GO. s
.|hiur Store ID 2 ~ --''- eve
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'KE ! COKE C0KEf -
!. WALLACE & Son ARE NOW MANU-
RING Coke nom the pure HAMMONDS-
Ti Strip Vein COAL, which Is superior
ther Coke in the market We can furnish
sRg il, and who speak Of Its character In the
terms.
! constant supply Of Hammondsville Strip
& located Immediately on the line ofthe Glove
1irtFburah Railroad, we can ship with dis.
ri. u. WALLACE 4 son,
= Hammondsvilla, JelemOn County, Ohio.
! nv 3I. Isf0, It ieblR8
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Eei 81 s. ". Y /. hiqsaas9a isqfsssIs s1r4 81 4 y

yezrS bsen becoming prematur6y gray accom- PANIED
by hurHhnegs which rendered the constant lppii-
cation of Oh Necessary in dressing It. When Icon
menced using your Hair kestotatiTs ABOUT EAo
months ago i was in that condluQni ana nallns
L has turned to its natural color and 9asunleo
prouced by The Application Of oil any ether prep
aratfon have ever used regard i o an neispen-
sable artice or every LADY, toilet q % u4
q q Hair estoratiFe OF f0r the Emple purposs
q dressing beautifying the hair. 1ou Rave per-
nssion to refer 70 ne all who entertain ay doubt q
it8 pariormins al that = claimed for it.
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1tFWt 0ffitf 9E0F0elt.

I ITED STATES AND FOR
kHIGN Patent Once Agency, opposite We'd
I Use, Bank street, Cleveland, Ohio.
ny22:Il5l f SEHU BRAlNERD.
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toiaziuuati, O., Feb 70, 1871 lI3 Ihird II
FnoR. WoOD-Dear Sir; By the lls,ETIslA Tread
OF mine, who had been using your HAY flztcfatlFe,
vas induced to try it. i bad the iefeE some time
last May and nearly ever hair IN ny head came out
Now my haiF has come in q great deal thicker than
ever Z Wdg. Nothing but q duty and syupatny thas
feel to communicats TO others who are afflicted
have been, would induce to give this public
acknowledgements Of the benefit have received from
Prof. Woods Hair Restorative
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MEaifinEs.
THE ENTERPRIsING PROPRI-
: CHESNUF GRoHE RHHSKEY,

Cthe Purest Medicinal Agent ever khoWn,) has fur;
Hishsd the community stmnlant, Pure he4iihial
aud hVigorstinE at the same time, MIDI deieio1s
bayefaqs Il e calculated to DO away with the vile
drugged stuff that is pslmed on on the community,
and Which is injurious TO body aud mind IN edoi-
ton to the certificates beneath he has received q
Diploma from the STATE AGRICULTURAL. so
CIEFY, and additional testimony nom Dr. yackson
70 lie absolute purity.
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4totEia

M MANHATTAN HOTEL.-gs-N Nos.
lNf a5,7 and Murfoy street, "a door nom Broad
agi oppusite Che Park. New York. Huggin5 } FlinF,
Aousel B9ston q. e. AiilE, lPta 0f BoTeey's Hotel
pAGGS HOTEL, DETROIT. i Tins
Eneusg & loc,ied dirtctly opposite TIE lIichiqan
Genital aud Gfdnd Trunk nlIlrlld Dtnbfs md ncsr
tho lene.ps e the Qleytlgnd EteaIhefi AZ ruIIilo
la.ne q tlepesls lgers Ftpppinf AZ ihia we'll
tcrtained AZ less price and iiY ~ vel a. ~ any
other irsi class Hotel 10 ths city IL va u found
puhlici as pains or oNpeuso WIN h6F spared 10 ie
L egroeaalo % our Faests -
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For sale by @. WHARTON, Jr.,
Sols Principal Agent
jglySsOs No,lla WalaHt st.' Phladelphia'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-10

IT. Nav YORE, Sept. 8, 1854
have analyzed A sa,npla of the Chesnut Grove
Whisksy received from Mr.. Charles Wharton, Jr.,
Of Phfladslphin and having carefully tested ~ am
pleased to say that Il Is entirely from from poisonous
Subst&noss IL "a an unusually pure and nne havor-
ed quality Of Whisky. ,,,4ps- cr,rYro,y
.Ha b si,-..i .---i p -.'' Analytical Chemist.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-10
TUTS HNTTSE HAS ACr0RFMO

THIS HOUSE HAS ACCOMMO.
DAFIONS Cor shout One Hundred Boardors.--
IN view q oora uft aud con yeence for families, 81 Is
all that can be desired. As far puru air pure water,
aud cool shades are concerned, Little Mountain Z
greatly superior 20 any other summer Resort in the
stsIsi 70 enlen ne plollelgf lhtenoa 20 aud 0OOD
GatiGiacti0n oi his VISITORS
As this House was priIlfr1ll designed as q " ater
Cure the proprietor Is still ready to receive part
ner well reed Physician with capital of q few
thousand dollars, this can ha done without inter
ference with Summor BaardcFs, Address,
VIZ. 8. GARDINEk,
PaiHesrille, Lake Co.,
iuneQs.2Q3lsW EeArH Ohio
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We propose e offer the LEABaR for the
Campaign ending Jan. l, 1881, at the fol-
lowing reduced rates --',l ~ s. 8 i 4 - II