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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-03-01
Try DIR. Trask's Magnetic Ointment.

Mono genuine unless signed "S. Bull" with pom.
See Pamphlets containing full directions around
each Bottle. and circulars loft with agents. Price
shllings for small and shlings for large Bottles,
For sale by J. X. RAlfF, Millersburg, o., and
all other Druggists in the country. -
NJ All orders should ne addressed to WILLIAM
NUDGE h Co.. Earlville, Madison Co., n. Y,
nlg,l
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-03-01

DR.. BRONSON, having been 40 far redused by Con.
sumption, as TO be considered beyond all hope OF
recovery by the most eminent Of the medical profession
and also by hnse-a regular ply yscan OF twenty years
pracce-asa last resort, conceived the idea OF ANAIy
LNG THE BLOOD, and applying the subjece Of pbysi.
oiogy 10 the more immediate ctio and the eect
OF he state ofthe blood upon the health and Tbs
result has been the production Of tho "BIOOD Room
rom the use OF which, d. Bronson was restored In
leet health Within six months after Its Introduction
over Two thousand consumptives were eectuay cured
" nyou have any complaints of a consumptlve ten.
dUyney,, Tough, Cold, Headache, Palpitdtion Of Ns
ne', Loss V appetite, or pain IN the side lose no fine
ln aSpcuring bottle Of the "BLOOD FOODn n vou
suneInH from Nervous Debility, your seep s broke
ana disturoed, your SPLITS Disturbed or vonr Or
gans relaxed, you will find in this an unfanS rcmsSv
by commencing with TEN DROPS II your Liver 4. toynji
or diseased In any manner whatever one or tno 5,ss
win be sure to invgorate and bring into lively anS
hesithiu action. In the moste nveterate sas ~ ra
pepsa; the patient here find the most eflcient
greatfu relief A benefit is always experienced amsr
taxing ontg bottle In Male and Female Complaint,
ana UedhResses the sufferer after trying other RENE
ules IN Van may rest assured that ce tain cnre will
result rom the use of tro three bottles The BLOOD
rOoD ehectual in all of Eruptons salt Rheum
scroulas and other complaints Pale and eynnc;dtef
Nanren ana ddnfs are Immediately benefited by lts
rse gives strength to the body and color and beauty
wonderful sucbess. "'''s ~ WIN
for iu directions, see circulars. Price 81 per bottle
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-03-01
MRS. WINSLOW,
N EXPERIENCED Nurse and Female Physician, pr
sents to the attention of Mothers, her
Soothing Syrup.


A N EXPERIENCED Nurse and Female Physician, pre-
"A sents to the attention of Mothers, her
Soothing Syrup.
FOR CHILDREN TEEEHING,
which greatly facilitates the process of teethinr by soft
ening the gums, reducing all iniammation-wll allay
ALLPAIN and spasmodic action, and is
SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS
Depend upon 1t, mothers will give rest to yourselves
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS
We have put up and sold this article for years
never been able to sa any other medicine has
It failed. in a r-----> single Instance
sstd ss Se1e2 % Sh' S% Shsn sn.~ y
instance Of dis SOOTHING satisfaction by
any one who IL SYRUP sed il. On the
lis operations, and speak in highest commenda
of magical effects and medical yrues We speak in
this "oF WHAT WE DO KNOW after ten wears expe
rence, AND PLEDGE FOR THE FULFlLMEHT
NJ WHAT WE HERB DECLARE. In almost every instance
where the infant Is suferips from pain and exhaustion
This valuable preparation is the prescription of one Of
he most EXPERIENCED and sKILFUL NURSES in New
Eng and and has been used with failing In
THOUSANDS OF CASES.
1t It not relieves the child from pain but invgorates
The stomach and bowels eorrects ascdity and gives tone
ana energy to the whole system 1t will almost instantly
relieve
GRIPPING IN TIE BOWELS, AND WIND CnoLIo,
We % bccve it t'p the best Sa and sS& sSrss
fmoSy Gs in dnS the TEErNG nSa in all all
dren whether arises from eehng from any other
,ause. We would say to every mother who has child
suffering from any of the foregoing complainsdo not
let your preiudees the preudices Of 0the stand
between your suffering child and the relief that will he
sure--yes, ABSOLUTELY SUREto follow the of this
medicine, II timely used Full directions for using will
accompany each bottle. None genuine unless the fac
'mile of CURTIS PERKINS, New York, is the out
side wrapper.
Sod by druggists throughout the world
Principal Office No. l3 Cellar ST., n. y. Price
only25 Cents per Battle. n39yl
For sale only in M,ersbprg by DR.. J. X. RAIFF
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-03-01

1t gives great pleasure To certify to the invar-
able curative action of tho Graefenberg MarShall's
and To the skill and high moral character of the Med
loal Department of the Graefenborg Company.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-03-01
]. p. LAMBEkT, N. D.,
Aul rrn Four Corners, Penn.

lam Methodist Clergyman. My heart has fair
y ached 10 witness the feeble health of women, as
| thank God, however, that l have seen all those
diseases give way to the Graefenberg Marshalps
Uterine Catholicon. wherever il has been usod
Rev. PETER SHARP, Ridgeway, MIoh.,
fOrmerN of w eslern Stark. Medina Co. D.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-03-01
H. Y Il E O. EN-,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, &C.,

Has just received and will keep constantly hand we'll selected assormn
such articles the following and all others usually kept in Drug Store
wi he will sell a the Cash Prices:
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-03-01
B EW ARE {!

" YOU WANT a GOOD FARNER'S BELL, go t,
MO HEBRON 4 SON,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-03-01

as-For sale by Druggists aud Medicine Dealers
throughout the State. Sold by DIR. j. X. RAIFF.
Millersburg. and u. q. FUTILE. Nashville.
u.s. For medicines or agencies, address
IL. b. kINGSLl, Cleveland,
No26ly Agent for Ohio.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-03-01
Price 25 cents per Box Six Boxes Tor s1Oo.

Great numbers Of Clcrgmen, Physicians, States
names 10 certify the unparalleled usefulness of these
remedies, but our space mere will not permit the
insertion OF them The Agents below named fur
nish gratis our AMERICAN ALMANAC in which they
are given; with also fun descriptions OF the aGoNe
complaints, and the treatment thu; should be iol-
lowed for their cure
DO not be put oil by mpinciplcd dealers win
other preparations they make more profit ON.
Demand AyEn's, aud take no others. The scl,
want the best aid there is fo thcn and they sould
have Il.
All our Remedies are for sale by
SURE ECKSTEIN n CO.,
Agents, Cincinnati, Ohio.
SOLD ny
y X RAifF, and II. lFR6lN, MuleIshurg OH,
and ali Dealers Ia Medicine sysrywh nssn2.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-03-01
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES

OF the ready pay money kind produce that will bring money
amount
ments to The trading community themselves well
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-02-04
Notice OF Final ScttIrmrnt.

~rATE o. TfNNs, V1InIY u IIlFH70I-
NOTICE is hereby gwen that J. |. Nugeni,
Aia.!r stritor ut ih' rsttieol Mrlvilh \u-
cont has ii Il IN my ollirr hl- accounts aud
,nirhcr- cr final settlement with said estate
which accounts ami vouchers will be- opened inr
ax,mim,ipn crnsid 'rf ion, AMI allowance at IN.
next regular term Of the County Court OF .ai'
raintv pertaining lo the estates oi deceased per
sans in the town al Marshall on ihr ih-' ",
las In February. l-i1 III being tue ~" gay
HirrJ wAcn AMI wifr' el ifT-"n- ih''''
may app ar anl contest them 4 WY P''
'''' T. =. BEAILEN clerk
E.hrlh.H L 100 h-u-l--
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-02-04
liONNI.TS


HAVING leased the saw mill known as the
] Burrs. Mill hall mile north If Mar.
shall. We er, prepared TO gu all bill. for Lumber
not exceeding 20 feet in length =, the following
prices.
An square lumber not exceeding y
feet IN length aud in width per VI 81 800
All Lumber exceeding : Rect in length
aud IL in vii'h per VI. 20o0
Sbaling. running measure, per H. 1000
O,k, Ash, Gum, and Walnut according to dual
hy.
Terms cash and no lumber delivered unless
arrangements are made at the mill Grinding
on Saturdays for the sixth
SrNBEY & ALLEN.
Jan. ! 4, $50 No. l1;Gw
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-02-04
MARSHALL vi SIC STORE.
tN fHE
West Rouu, 81 the Adkins House.

srilE sabstfihsrs.hasa I.i reeeved and open
"a f,r ihs inspection ~ tac puhNe la he
lare, ard c,mmsial- ra1n,, west cnd 81 ihe a.
Kim. liaas. et &c eapirr pmnos. iaesi az
rray,.i sAla. thsaf addition 90 which wH o.
increased from wsek 70 w.rl a. toe wants 8 tir
cnan,i, may demand ~h'e, Muse OF ev,ry d.
seriptan constantly on hand, New MRsic rcc'iv
ct.vod socA as pahi..hel. Al,oa supply ~ ibe
hnrsi victims. guitars bauos da'c' ae rr'''c's.
Ae. Sc. string. aud ia Gaze everything ia tae
musical nr.
Ihc a,lyaniag of this establishment p Mar
shall and surrounding opuntfy is this Persons
can s'lect their oNn Instruments and know rr'-
eI>ely What they ave buying a'sl 90 The same
me parchase a. chcapls Us tht city.
Pianos and al biud4 - AHsigya Instruments
can b, tuned and repaired 90 saols notice,
Mr. g. Frank onn 81 iho lnpgeiprs q fts
paFsd q give lesson in vocal and Instrumental
uissic.
=. iiARftl. & 90,
jar | v / $50
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-02-04

l\pa few sc,s Of buggy Harness can e'
\ hal an ihe ms'st accommodating terms a
HRAptlEin a TNiAtNS
Jan y 500 ulNft
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-02-04
SANDERS II GEARS,


NsIsHkiI TEXAS
woo fp r Pc s'alls snnnascc u the ci,i
W se q Marshall, lIafrison county snd
Eastern Texas that a y. in addition TO their
afmyr larrc sfstA = Medicines, etc. havr par
caass y She entire stock ~ \ ! !oAas1a 4 Co.
consisting 81 a new and wcll seecss, stock o.
purs M12 res Chemicals elias, Oils. and
Paints q egufy dgscriplion as vet ms Station
cry, aud every o'her article anprlainng 10 4
vel conducted and wril balanced Drug h'siAss~
whi,h thny lave removed u their old stand on
Gre west sdc 81 the square, Were the, VII he
constantly receiving dari-- nc winter and
seri-v fresh a.iaals Cor ihtir wholesale as well
~ t,t iauGmcr,,ble d"tsils u retail ard rrr-
slrip,iou business RcMinfiul Of past lsYcrs v.
rejurn 5harh 20 car Oh customers. hoping and
iisg to -ec and furnish them all In lue lime
With everything in our line that their raccss,,ss
lcnn,d.
y r. / must be remembered and ni'ecr toad
thar Paints, Ol!s and Class. are hsnec.nr~afd
strictly ca arie.,s Cor Wv have 10 pay cash for
iacm therefore, i gc supply the market ~ our
rf-,,a Il low profits We mast have cash. Thos
IL etr cl.siamer. who have boaeht the above u.
iioles Il u' n shcr, space. must come forward
and pay up.
January ,th. 80.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-02-04
Yankee Notions Jcscsry. School Miscellaneous Books
:. PLANTATION GOODS, etc. etc. etc.

I'VE ARE NOW RECEIVING for win receive
W until we shall have by far the varied t that VIC have bru
Til market We this y.ar
application have arrived what think toaby idea
and fisd in Eastern Texas traded
aui facilities supplying
friends !
that and NH furnish nl those who disposed TO with h with
coon G6oDS low rr and liberal Other lon Marshall JGr
Shreveport place oaanl be- decided whether
and will not do well hr the Planter d. New op
travelling We here pg ous oh customers
with all the on had honorable ell then
Good< n % ,o tan A. II @
o old friends ami the public generally
and honorable
o promising c'' please oH both
quality price. try attentive CLERKS I'D cse at f h.
and G not yoro
you,e TO- f. n orup.
G. 3 January =. 6. T..
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-02-04
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD,
-! a eSR 4lR -

- $500 Sslls i
~ and e'' tbe 10th inst. the Company viii
" boz prepared to taks cotton AID Other pro
ddce from tbe cad q Dc track. one aud halls
mill. east Of Marshall and other deps,s on ,hs
Road. hoad shelters are prepared for the pro
lection of cotton erA hack heights and ~
aEeu, viii alw1fa h. u attendance for rec,iying
and farNarne The track ia b. extcrt.ed -
Marshali 10 q short 'r,e
Mates Of Tsenspor.sus
FROM end q irfck. or Marshall, - swfnsess
Landing -. ~ per isle thciadiag stofass,
From -Eans1n Landing to kArshail ga heavy
Ra tHeIaan aii.dliag and sicr4gs per ltN
pea0d-. sN
From SCOTT, ncpat to swansens landing. cot.
ton ffr bale fineiud'as handling. storage aEd
rrlm sw.s-aa 3. laaairz 70 s-o,t.~lll, en- heavy
Foai tse.o''nT sanfne storage &cj per
From t-fso crossing 70 ssau.on'. landing
tiH ding forage handling and forvardiusl
pfr a1,e 80
raaa -fssa.i-s IAN '1.- - Jsneeen crossing
On al.o1 b'aA..ns aat stosa.s) On heary
e'ad. pet tlndat4 -
insl 4 iry- .r,a- 90 sransan's Landing
81 gau- tso1iinI- staiars and forsarcins)
taf sitsH per- iaia -
FROM snrnaaas sHains u Perryy crossing
Ca' lll!as hAnt.iag aud - rssel On hf-,y
rfHA- Is
tonas dalFcrci a any inier,n.ilsie p0.M
vi.l b. charged a. IL delivered at the nest rsst
distant Depot aal cotton OF ether r-oia-e -
csigei VIII b. charged ia the saas- say. An
fsilare % Tie Is-' u those who 'sip BY tie
Road anl aa { "a the returns expected should
reported without delay 10 the General super
iHieHtlgut. Il expected that there will h. .
caunociiou elrnad between this Road and line
" etsu psceg.s hat viii take cotton without
delay ,r zpuse oi transshipment. TO New Or
i.ans. We can assure the public that any
Te-ais committed 10 our charge viii he care
ll.y and promptly attended to.
n .1ol- afg not taken eway within enc monAA,
chagg vii DC mad, far storage rOaa lis tiss
81 receiving ir goods.
s-hrigle % rates f,r ligi. or package xoo<D
viii inafS day. be- iAFn.shed 10 the pablis.
The Rates will Tee given in de;ail.
{. T.. HIN-oN,
Gsasral Sapsr -f>a.ea.
OF -. Ea--s..f
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-02-04
NOTICE.
SILK Dn!~S PATTERNS.

At Nee Narh tosi sad Of vcrs desirable
\ siyi- uas ar 50 al
nRADFiFlD & TAlLEYa.
Jan. 81. le61 uisgE
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-02-04
City Cheap Cash store for sale.

I Cnxs. liirrrnRp, beg have &c of<r my sin
|. ce4r thanks 10 my Patrons, Frlends. Credit
OK anl Sympathetic Pahic 'or fAvors gone BY
aud hope bv paying cid sroreS AMI cE,rng gonl3e
t.roccries. Hardware Paints. Oils, Aedsciaes
Sc. Sc, a, living prices. to merit sad receive
All MveFs dac Bra SsAars. And invite psteons,
Debtors aud Friends thai wish to buy hssgaia.
have accounts 10 settle, or money 10 lend. 10 rub
forward at Que, and help shis same
OLD CONS.
Ms-'Aa,l, Texas. Jany. :, 1860.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-02-04

N1cirAoRr RAYBvRs ( co. Cotfos Yae,s,.
VI a-i f;elrr.s3 casfsissiaa NsraAaHts, No -
tsrauirlet stesrt SaA pfi-a..
trfsr fai ist Nn = III. Cod. l.. 7 Afford.
aa1 Wa Co.. t.f Marshall. f-ta.
May ~ IS NJ ~ l..
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-02-04

AZ uaue. Cofag. anl Trace Chains, also
~ ,i, Hos. e.u he lad cheaper 'hau ia,y
.,a D.. bought u,-' 90 NcN orleans. BY calling
fRkDFRfn a TAlLtN
Jsa = 1861 "tetL
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-02-04
Di,s(sl.I IIt,N.

Nv E. coprtnrrshi ZIP IS sting hatvegu 'nl'l'
Sehahr expired wtd the year ls''
Since TIA, time We have had no hasn'ss con
netpH.
= LUpoLPii
Inn lsan. lgIi
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-02-04
RED RIVER
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT vdH 1850
-

ERA No . INA IA 1
CART. hhS souss carr IONS sorAa;
leaves shreveport cv- Leaves New OrIess1
'ry. Saturday, at five every Saturday, II hvs
o'clock r. O'Clock r.s
J. T.. KOuNS 4 BROS
only Low Water summer ThrsAeA Lhs,
OrricF No. FnpSr LEyEr NV OnLxaSa
Each boat will commence her trip, leaving
a. above rs soon as they oanno. ercss The fills 10
~ through. exchanging trips every Tuesday Il
ihe fails. until they will run through direct.
~ tonsmmcnis OF cotton wool pcoans. r.,
tor sale. Orders to purchase merchandise. pro-
duce, groccrics, arniinrc. nails iron. &c. eiiAer
Ia toe voc, OF in sew Orleans. promptly ,ss;cnA-
ga To-.
Far Mechanics consigned for Us 10 receive
ani Forward respectable solicited.
y. T.. EOTNS 4 BROS
No. 2 Font street, n. o.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-02-04
/ $50
1860 q. e. GREGG & CO., 1860
Ar THEIR OH o pTBLH SQUARE,
MARSHALL. TEXAS.
DEALERS IN STAPLE AND FANCY DIRK GOODS,
/ $50

LADIES FANCY DRESS
GLOVES HATS. CAPS,
CUTLERY. sAppIEHY. CASTINGS
NAILS, QrEE>swARE CHINA WARE,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-02-04
n. Orleans Wholesale Prices Current
CAREFULLY CORRECTED EVERY Wick

MEM ORLEANS, Jan. %. ls6o.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-02-04

staple aud Fancy Dry Goods,
HARDIN kIf,
SAnnlfkN
M'tE\>W ARE,
WoDilW ARE,
ROJFS,
SilDtS
uAI'S AND CARS,
al o. which will be sold "a low as can be ppr-
chased in this market.
We would return rsr slaeesc thanks faS u.
lheral patronage heretofore ex'ea1,Sl' aad hopf
by stfiet attention to business 20 share ccH
iiaaa,lon % the samo
} y. COLEMAN { co
Ian a. 1900 No if.V
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-04-18

Fee ths ssastauesasas u esetain walkl
khmain Aamsd. a 3a sff

FeE kks esnssauesasao u esgtain side alks
kha4ean AaMsds j5a 70 sff
RaashssA, By the Cammen Couaeil Of the
city "a CoaResl BEaaEs, That sid sds-walk Be
sonssEastsd ea tie east side 90 Pearl street
8Epm Broadway 70 Willssw street. and that
II b. Seue ky the lok ownegs eDGeigaoua
thersks--ssek owner eeRakguetaag &ad paw.
iDg In treat Of his respective lot
Resekusd, That the width Of s&id side
walk shaIi be ak feet, with the outer edge
eight feet from the line Of contiguous lots,
constructed aaa paved lin conformity with
khs ssta blishs3 grade 0f said Strsetl with
saved tWo~ln<h piank laid sn and subssan-
tally nailed ta tkrea ssFiHgess. aR& ae
which must be In the middle and oae under
each edge the whole Of the work In all
respects must bs dnRa ia-a S~~4 ~@s~Sv0FgTS
ManHEs Manner. ~
Rssatued, ThaE the owners Of iota front
ing on said aide walk are hereby notified
that they are srsaHiEsay EespaotIF ely, to eeH-
stfuct and pave ths SANE In front Of Eh hsGg
/ TsspeGtiFs tSts, In aceorAaass with The re-
qairemsnta and specifications contained tH
| ths foregoing resolutions, before the hFsl
day Of May next, otherwise they will b.
| performed by the city at their sxpeHaa, asf
| the cost thereof assessed al tlisif lots sga
eollecspdin aeeordanes with th pgoYisioHl
| of aa09ain aEes now Id foTes entiEied 81
| orainsnes fog ahs paSssg and sspaikfng sisl
| walks In ths city u Council BLUM by or a
/ the axnamea gg lsEowBmas. sA@
hsfshg esgttfy thai this FssoiasaeA VEaa
i uasssd bY Ehs G6Wmoa Gognsll Of The sity
4 III Coanel niuas 90 the ITeh day sf MaFsk
| A. D. 1890, after passing shs sAlns lhreaki
khaas easeeaaavs fssafng@,
q T,P, TREYMOEa CBsT RssoFasg.
l Ceansfl siuAA, Msyeh IL isaaws
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-04-18
a Suspected Witch E.assoea

Slack fsg Of Thorns and Burned.
a Rio GEAnds asy correspondent Of
the Texas RaaehaTv gSsss the eall0w~
ing ittls history whis6 sSunaH a IL is
related 10 the days sf salsn witohsgan
and Puritan snpsrstisioa. The leseas.
however, is dated &fPsbrmagY g, fS06. -
Thsss Ia q man liviag In Oamakxe.
villa AasyAl snausa AmhrnsIa RAm~
isRsx, whs has h@sn fer e@ns gN&gin@
from laEthsona dissAss. As he has
been unable 10 Eseowsg by the AAasea1
treatment he has rsSsivsd, both hsm.
self and wlfs so0elndsd that ne had
htea bswitshsa by an iRoHausixs wpmans
named Antonio Alsais- An American
eisSsns and resident Of Rome, or . fsw
miles from Rame, A&Eias RanieRsx, tha
father of thiS Amhreaio Ranaieral, wh0
is ono Of the most wealthy MsxicAus On
the river ,owniHg 4 large tract Of lana
ant much stock ca this aias, wmak q
party Of men 30 the house Of tbs peer
| Antonio AlAais 10 Eidn@p nua take her
70 Camsrgo. This thsy did in the MOST
brutal manner. They l&ssesd her and
| dragged hsr GA the ground until they
feared sha would die, and ghey not be
able 10 get her to Camargo.
They beat ems Of hsE daughters badly
~ Interfering to pFOtsaa bar poor moth
ss shot at another fag the s8ma reason,
bat finally succeeded in taking chs old
| woman across at R0mss ssE
She was taken 70 OAmRrgo, asvsrsly
beaten, and her body stuck full Of
thorns Of priely pear, and this bsasing,
I &c, rSpeassa as sesa 80 she recovered
safhsisakly to be abls 80 sudars ID fow
Eha space ag sems swe wsska. This
treatment Of shs witch did nat, hswsxsg
| iaprovs the health OF tbs Gsllieo, and
the wisch doctor than told them thas
they must burn her, that sAs aiek man
had pigsoa bones Ia his hs&d, and that
~ soon - the witch eommaaOsd haTm-
ing the bones would protrade, and he
ftke witsh docAoE1 1woaia then pail thsia
sss, and tkis w8a satualIy dana. Ths
peer womAa was tied ap and ssEa
shaeks lighssd zadsE hsr fsaEz and chs
Was kspa IA this hoggid toxtGxe unAsi aha
vas 50 badly hurmsd thAk thsrs rsmAin.
cd 40 passihls shanss Of hsr recovery,
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KEsg SAFE.

By virtue OF q spseiSl Execution to me d.
Tsetsd froza the oaies Of the Clerk Of lle
District Court Of Pottzwzttamis eouniT,
Iowa, I shah proceed 70 asil on Saturday
the 7th day Of April, as&o, between The
hoUrs Of 10 o'eloak A. A. and 4 O'Clock
2. d. Of said day, In front Of the OoaRiy
TrsasuEer's Ofacs, In the City Of Council
Bluas, the following described Reai Es-
tate OF Wm. D. g. Martha A. Brown. ,0~
wit:
Lots Mes. one ~ and two (2l, in trae-
tional Section No. tour ~. Ia Township
No. ssvsniy-tour (T4), NORTH Of Range No
forty four (44), containing seveuty-eisht
an3 = A&lk (5s55SS9 acres. ahd the north
west qr oe the south east az oR Section No.
%, TownsAiE Ne. rs, noFth sR R&Age 81,
wsgt, In Pottawattamis soaRty, Ls@a.
Takau as the property Of Wm, D. aRa
Martha a. Brown, to satiRfy an Exscs S0H
in favor Of George c. Msricle.
8, a. CRAIG, shsEtR
By c. p. RE1D, DepuEy sh sEiE
Csunei Blu6as March I. 1850. Az