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ecopy in connection with the above an
extract from an old private letter, TO which
our attention was called the other day, by q
friend, as showing that the suspicion existed
at the time that there was some trick about
the return of ColvIn. The letter is dated at
Randolph, Jan. IA, 1920, and the paragraph
is as follows:
The only incident which has excited any con-
siderable attention. is the return Of Russell Colvin,
ard though be has again disappeared, snd most of
the most judicious part OF the community consid-
er it but "a manavre or hoax, yet it is still the
principal subject Of conversation, and will proba-
bly, effect its object, repriovo and pardon, or &C
uuittal of the Buurns"
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Poetry
rF.rtse Free Press J
saRRATH EVE.

.r:. s,I.t.,tb eve in Autumn time,
.r.s.t-- r,psi the fire
rt..t.;.i-.. .,..l tl.i- cbiilren too.
The mother AMI che hoaored sire.
rso.--.i.i..l.r.n.. .o..a,.n
Urr,.-u.t..-.. fan oii., .on.
=, ..,or.s e..,I. t-,l.u r.v
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THE HOUSE.

The next House Of Representatives pscmis-
es to be On able one.- Among the grntlsmsn
elected, who cannot fail TO be prominent and
influential members, are z. SErXous Of Fsr-
peunes. ] G SINH Of St s.AIbsns, Il. .CAsTIzLp
Of Arlington. A. 8. GAaDxss OF Bennington
(the present Bank CommisionsrI. w.
NJ. P1seRr (present Auditor Of Vermont).
CHARLES E. FIELD OF Newfane.
DsSros of Royslton. MOutsox OF
St. Johnsbury. NoYss of Burlington. atIS
of Morristown, ALLEN of Rutlsnd. H0Sros
of Bethel and STEWART of Middlebury.
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AHUNGRY CARPET BAG.

The BuflIlo Express relates an amusing
iucide ut y hIch occurred at Erie few days
since j gentleman LETT Cleveland New
York, "a an early hour in the morn ng, with
out bis breakfast, and beng very hungry
upon the arrival oi tHe train at Erie. entered
tt cinIng-raom. and placing his c4rpet-hag
upon chair, sat down beside it, and com
meucsd a yal1r1us attack upon the yiauds
pia I'D before him
b s-and-hy the proprietor Of tho establish
ment came round I, collect fares, and upon
reaching pur friend calculated
Dollar, sir -
"a d 'iltr ~ responded the eating man,
GA dollar thought you only charged fifty
cents q meal. for one, eh p
" That's true said meanness, " but
count your carpet bag one, since 1t occupies
II seat "
The table was far from beng crowded.
Our friend cxp0stulated, but tho landlord
inss ed, and the dollar was reluctantly bro
forth. The landlord passed on Our friend
deliberat ly rose, and opening his carpet bag
full in its vide mouth, discoursed unto II,
saying
&" Carpet bag, it seems YOU re an indiyidu-
ala human individual, since you cat-a
least I've paid for you, and now you must
eat" upon which he seized everything eata-
bic within bis rcJch-nuts, raisus, apples,
cakes and pies, and amd the roar5 Of the
by-standors, the delight of his brother pas
sen-ers, and the discontinue OF the landlord,
phlegmaticaily went and took his seat IN the
c;Is.
lie said be had provisions enough to last
him to New York, after bountilul supply
had been served out in the cars There was
al least eight dollars worth in the bag, upon
which the laudlord realized nothing in the
way Of profit. D. mach Tor meanness.
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Tur n, Y. STATE Housros COMMITTEE have
dissolved themselves into their original els
ments and announce that they agree with
Houston in denouncng the attempt to ssnd
the election nf President into the House Of
Representatives. f5a - q
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that "the wheat so put in has invariably
yielded one third more an that sown IN the
ordinary manner the same year; and tAat
although it takes a longer time 10 make 't'
appearance, it is never winter killed, nor
is it later in ripenlng." Shallow covered
wheat is most liable to winter kill.hence one
advantage of drill-seedlng or plowing in.
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KAlLRoAD BoorJACK.-Last evening d man
VINO was at the Central depot, watching the
making up OF the express train for the East,
carelessiy allowed his foot to be caught
between the iron rail and the wooden floor
ing just as some cars were being backed
toward him. be was unable to extricate his
boot, but fortunately had time to pull his
foot out OF 1t before the wheels went over it,
and after the train went on, secured the
discarded article again Rochester Democrat,
9th.
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The Union and Democratic State Commit
tees of N. Y. have placed John Mum OF
Utica On their electoral ticket, IN place OF
Huntington. Other changes doubtless will
follow.
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Twelve Of tho Rspnhlican t4snexss of
Congress from Pennsylysnis have been re-
nominated. Grow, Covode, Hickman, Thad-
deus Stevens, able and practical men, are OF
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For the Burlington Free Press.
BURLISGT0N. Sept. itl

BuRLIyGToy, Sept tth.
N-ss-,. Bctdoi,:
j have thought the following
re-utg Of Schuberts discussion ght be Of intcrett
to you, If YOU have not met with them before
might also say that wo have heard recently Of
the discovery Of new metalby Won kchsli, which
he has named Dianium.
II is probsble that both theas discoveries viii
need confirmation, though tbs general results OF
Schuberts investigation seem pretty we'll estab-
lished.
Schubert has discussed the figure ef the Earth
by means Of measured arcs. From this discussion
very important conclusions are derived: l. The
equatorial line Is an ellpss as we'll las the merid-
lanai lines 2 Hence 1t is possible to correct now,
seodetic measurements for longitude, making
these correspond more nearly with astronomical.
The writer finds for the aemi-major axis Of the
equatorial ellipse 32I2e1l.5 tolses,
and its direction $50 ~
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what a 6ne head your boy has!'' said
IN admiring friend. % Yes" said the fond
father, " he's chip of the old blocl,-ain't
you, my fine boy?" ''Yes, father, teacher
said yesterday, that was a young block
head"
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PLowNG ~ Nuz4I.-A la1Inor near Dun
das, c. W, (avs q correspondent of the
Genesee FarmerD has rractced sowing
wheat for twenty p,a1s, Is follows He pre-
pares the iaud in he usual manner up 70
the time O: applying the manure, that is
spread or the surface early in September,
the wheat sown on Immediately, and both
narrowed once over. lie then plows under
wheat and manure together, and leaves the
Land rough without further work. he says
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BEAR KrrIxp.-Ws learn that g. bee<
weighing 200 lbs. was killed on Camels
Hump On Friday last.
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THE rLA1rsRuaGK MEETING.

Hon. Il. B. SrAyTcx; Hon. 5lAssu J.
Towxsursp Hon. GEO. 2. MAxss and Hon.
L. z. Ca1rTUDsS, are announced - snoeg
the speakers At the grand Rspublicsn Hsay
at Phttsburgb On Thursdsy.
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Da44 cir:-The article taken from the
lieayelaud Phtqdsq.J, and copied into other
Farers. has hardly enough truth in il to
make one Of the old inhabitants Of Manches-
q believe it relates to the Colyin murder
[ N unwilling the pnblIc should believe at
this dav that a counterfeit C0lyin was passed
9ii as TIE genuine Bus5I GOWN. ] was
kuOTsag 10 all the circumstances connected
with tn- s.Fposed murder ana the return OF
CulyIu. /, was well known here that sam !
Raymond, Es9., and myself, believed the
BJuTns innocent / was as well acquainted
with Colvin as | am with you. When Colvin
returned, the stage stopped at my housa,an
ds went % the stage, which Was filed with
passengers, Coiyin called me by name. and
my sisters went out 90 see him. Colvin was
asked II lie knew them. lie replied Eyes
they are tLo Petit o-s gals" Tie VII. /
town came together TO see hi.a. He called
all his old neighbet5 by rlme. It was so
satisfactory to every one that il vas Rassel
COlyln taat Stephen Bou-n was taken from
iail by the people and nothing more was done
with hin. Jesse, then in the State Prison,
was released without pardon. The Governor
could not pardon without the advice of the
council, Wien the legislature was in session.
Inc DCA-ll5 were tLlE4 anu COlNlClcI IN
September IN October jesse Z urn's SEN
tence was -commuted 10 imprisonment tor
life in the States Prison IThey were sentence1
TO be hang some time in he next February.
| Coivin returned in December-near two
mon rhs before the day fixed for the execution.
There was no galIows erected nor ropes made.
Should all the testimony be produced now
that was given in Court then, il would not
produce the belief that even an assault had
| been committed.
Stephen and Jesse removed from here to
| the town Of Barton, Granger CO., Ohio
| Other former residents Of Manchester re-
moved to that town who were neighbors here
and there to the Bourns. l have been in
| formed by them that both sustained good
neral characters jesse had handsome
property and respectable family. Stephen
| was apparently partially deranged. He went
about without 9 hat, his hair long and the
color of the whitish jack he usually rode
| write this at your request.
! Yours truly,
c -rree JOHNS. PETTIBONE.
Franklin II. Orvis, Esq,
Manchester, Vt.
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O!re free Ntkaa
FRIDAY MORNING. SEPT. Ii, 1860.
SENATOR sEwARD's SPEECH.
RC RLINGTON:

Hon. VIM. H. Seward addressed an i'm
mense multitude at Detroit, Sept. 1, on the
political topics of the day. Though his
speech contains nothing absolutely new, and
is in accordance with his views, as often ex-
pressed in late years, it presents them in a
somewhat novel form, and from his position
before the country will attract attention.
He briefly alludes in his exordium to the
fact that Of late the course -four government
has not been one to secure for our political
system. respect and confidence from nations
abroad, nor contentment and harmony at
home, and proceeds as follows
" Certainly you. the Republicans of Mich
igau, as well as the Republicans throughout
the whole country, arc not satisfied
But yen are interested in a change Of admin
istratioD, and therefore perhaps prejudiced.
Ask then, the Constitutional Union men,
few and inefficient indeed here, but numer-
ous and energetic elsewhere. They are not
satisfied II they were they would not be
engaged as they alo now, in hopeless at
tempt o. organize new iarty without any
principles at oil, after their recent failures
10 combine such party on obnoxious prln-
cpies But they also are Interested, and pos
si5ly preiudioed like the Republicans. Ap-
peal then 70 the Democratic party, which
enjoys md wield- the patronage and power
of The Federal Government. Even the Dem
o,r4ts are no less dissatisfied They certain
ly are dissatisfied with the Republicans, with
tu National Union men, with th,ir own ad-
miustration, with each other, and rs think
even individually, with themselves. The
North is no satisfied. Its masses want
eur preston of the African s.sv trade, and
lu IF ctual exclusion Of slavery from the
rcrr. tories, So that all the new and futur.
States, may surely he Free States. The South
o., not satisfied Its masses ty whatever
means, and at whatever cost. desire the es-
adjustment aud protection of slavery in tie
Territories, SD thar none If tie new Sta es
lay tljl to tetume slave States.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-10-17

KEEP ~ y CLIMATE
The yIILY q iTHHRTfC PILL is a
gr.ti- Tut active Cath.r tic ehieh the PToPrietO
has used in bis prse' eeI ~ more than twerty years.
The constantly incrta - ing demand rom those
who have long used the PILLS. and the sat Sfae
ton which all rXpressin regard to their use, hss
indueed IN, TO placr - them within The reach OF
all -
TIE Profession veil knoN that different Ca
thartirs &C. on different = portiuH- Of the bowels
The CAi-THAKTIC PILL has
with due references 1 ftnIs well establishes taet
hevn Compounded from variety 81 The pnrrSi
Vegetable Extracts ~ wh4gh act alike on every
part Of the aiimentAf. - canal. and are 6OOD ano
SAFE in all cases whert - Cathartic Is needed
such as D~ERANOk = GENTS 81 the STOW
n. SLEEPINES< - PAINS IN TIE BACk
Y LOINs COSTINk-i - PAIN M
K ESS OVER THE Who'll BODY. fr on
cold. which FREE e quently. 10 neglected emu
in = long Course OF fb - Yer. LOSS eF APfE
lite, A CREEPING = SENSATION OF COLI
THE BODY
3 &. o - WEIGHT IN T HI
BEAD. all INFTAMMN DISBASBS
N CHILuRE o ADULTS. EIlEUMA
TISN a Er=a; FCRlFl y Pr OF the BLOOD and
many diseases 70 whirf - hesh is heir, toe nnnsT
Gus TO me.ti,a in this Advertisement.
BOSE. 4 La J
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RINSMAN CARRIAGE FACToRYl

aving gr stiy increased s
49, IL my facaiIss sOr nAnufas,urins.
NNA-by the addition Of uey buildings, =
stram engine an 4 machinery - ny establishment
an prepared 20 furnish yehielrs Of every description
OF the best quality and at fair prices
In elegance Of fniah. eaalisy Of materials and sx b
celIence o. workxanshiP. the Carriages shall no. ne
surpassed in th- state
Painting. Training and Repairing, done at.tks s
shortest notice. and in the best manner
" W B GOKTOh
Kipsman. O. Oct s.Is5s-tr
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D;S
FAMILY
CkTHkST!C PILLS,

CONPoUNDEn PROM
PURE PEGETARLE EXTRACTS; mi PUf
UP IN GLASS C3SES. -AIR TIGHT. I'LL
=. :. 1. IL L - Z a a . L Ii aIuL
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whsr BEDFORD, Goshocton Co.. NAV u. 1851.
Mr.. 4 B. KsNosLkY. sir 81 have been selling tAs
medicine Is Of the 6r4henherg company for the last ten
wears. and have invariably Z uud them TO give good
abstraction: and the pills / have sold 10 = good many
families as regularly as their tea and coffee and with
nv trade they b-soue 3 staple article. MArshaiis
Uterine Catholison Is a medicine that has done grsat
mount OF good In female diseases. One lady ! soldh
to told ne she had received more henent from one set<
tie than she did from \ long course OF medical treat
ment by the most skillful physicians.
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NJ FlRP[ ORC Oh. O'IhIB

o. Gn~ Kind AID therefore relieves hy rsmOuiag the
saferiTgs OF Won chilh. instead o. hv dcaaeHiHs its
SeHsibiEti'S For this r-sso1.i u .uumeEns t>rif a.
the OgiF reiiEbAe pre- sratior now knor n for tHiL
DREE TFETHING. ~pIAtRUOEA r~YSENTERS.
GKiPING N TuE Bow ELS arIDI- OF r
STOW CH MIND COLD IN THE BEAD and
GROUP ais. for s0ffssiHs rae Eams. redasiHg IN
gaaa'isH rsgElafiBs fhe BsrsGs ead reiisriBg pain.
u m no sgHaI tr-Uga an anti sPasH0ate X Is Is-d
with HHfG iHg srccess IN all cBscs 81 GtNNTiSfGN
nt OrHEE FITS a. HOH rGlHc rae IRE and heabb
Of r0HS esiidreH AMI nisk 10 sure thsm from hose
sal Itf bhg hfisg eOHSs7HssesS Dsieh arr esTtaiH to
ressh from RE use Of nHrcstics Of uatch other
remedies fer IRfaRtiLe Complaints are sORPoSe6
tcke Rome Dat DR. FATpN I~NFANTiLk CuhDI-
Al, this yuu can rely up n It is perfectly harmless.
and cannot II iure the most rlicafe infant Price b
cents. Full directions accompany eaes o;tle. Pre-
pared only by
CHURCH Il ID POINT,
No 400 braadway. ew-Yo
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For Sale Ly Woods $ ps~ and smith, ssr.lisa&
Co Warren 1niS. ..H. $50 AG&
Warren, Fen 18th, t~61.
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OF AMERICAN No1za.

.IIEABTH OF AMERICAN wOA@,
IL F-oz tAsS Y. DAILY %ers, BditOrAi)
We desire to call attention to a letter from DR. 5Oshua
Bridge. on Health Of American hODsn.' IN snother
eniurnn. He treats the s~uhjecsi in an able nsnne e., and
his skill and medical ~juigr9est nav be relied fPSH-
From rae Sl6azK Egsniag ErpresG lEef
MarshalIs Ct.rne Cathoiieon has proved 20 heeaiy
- valuable a. il is eia,med % be in many sever tes.s
made - medical gentlemen and Others. DR.. Bridge e
= reEulSr physician Of very dne atfsinments. man o.
great judgment aud Discrimination. a judietOus aHd
highly successful practtioner. In al assease5, esPs-
eially those % women and children.
PROM PHYSICIANS.
Marshan's Uterine cAthoieou viii certainly cure al
the diseas-sfOr which IL is recommended In the uorS
cases I have ever net Sith Asrshslfs UteriDs CHthsa-
icon Is \ csrlAin ard safe reusdy.
MARSHALL'S UTER1cE
Is nnheSi'atngly onere,i - . reliable Iemtdy Tor All
those complaints TO Which evers E-aian as hAoies sIe
which gradually soeet the nind as veil - the bonS 40
that to think. talk or work beesDes siiks . source o.
suffering. IL not an inpossibiity- Among other con
plants for which he cAtholieOs is q remedy. - ms
Falling Of the Womb. Whites, Suppressed. lrregriH
or Painful Mel struation. Floating. inrammations ano
Diseases Of the KID neys or Urinary Organs. Retention
Nervousness. Paintings. Psipitstions. Crsnps: DIS
u1-bed sleep. and all troubles. organic or syuPAthstics
connected with the uterine ofgans- 3 y
Ladies who are trouhled With aDv ofthe above ey1P'
toms, or with Spine. Liver or Lang complaints, are
'nTftrd to address DR.. RRiDGE. with fall csnndence
con is not a qusek medicine hat its ingredients have
been made knOEn TO the Aelieal Colleges and they
are At the service Of any resPe etable physician IA the
country ea-
The Priee Of JMa-shaTrs Uterine CSfk0he~H r. Ozs
DsLGr GHd q HGD per SsHgte Betfs
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ost sklIITuI physlcIahs.
rs truly. JAMES WILSON.
MRS. RoRINsoN's CERTIFICATE.

NEREoN. Ttumhuil Co.. NAY ISL. FSS -
This eertihes that / have neen in very poor health
or ears and found little OF n" relief after employing
A uums er = physicians Ny disease Ess ProLspsis
Uteri. I bad been reduced by that and Flnsr Alhus
s7til 7 bad become liberated 70 y considerable extent.
Ry the ADVICE OF DR.. g w. BushBeil. i procured and
rook six bottles OF MaYshaifs Uterine CAthoheon.
Shich grabbed me to attend TO my hnsisaBd IN bs LAS
-ickness until he died, whieh Wa ABOUT = year since
( baVe taken ur~e boTles since hs drath- U1neb has
made M s.ls tn rahor and support ny isTnily ~ three
children. The Catho:cOB has nearly restored ne 70
hrahh. It is rh- only thin 2 that has mitigxted 70 80
.erng for which ! feel very grateful.
For Sale by wonBs & PEW. Warren: " @ JoaE-
Sny. Haftfarl: ENsIGE 4 eouLF. Newton e Is: s-G
: &. JUKsoN uuhbard; Il p CUgTs. Green II BIK
s.Rp Rinsmzn: ANDREWS & BAEDwIN y Sisr T
WoLroTr. Pennington; and by Nedieios Dvslefs gen
rally. throughout the safe
Il 2. KINGSLEY, Cleveland.
July 6. Iaj9-y. Agent for Ohio.
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BURIAL CASES-A fulI ssSastpeRt
- OF METALLIC BURIAL. GASES juaf received t
These Case. being perfectly sis,.gAa, ysTy @sss re G
any ole sive gas; and are we'll ssxpted 70 The prsaer.-
vatou snd transportation OF the BODY.
An assortment alvays on hand. Orderds from ..t-
distance promptly attended TO.
TRUEsDsLL & townsend.
Warren. O June 18th. r5g.
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AMI Shv7 -eeaase II He5e, fails to egsrd iHsfaRta
He0sS rs-ief when gv-u ia time. II acts as i hy
u sir AMI one triei SfaHe will convince you thIt
MLAI w SAY 4 LIZ. II cnnta-na
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HOWARD
pHlI.AnEEPHIA.

IAiAtsN DELI ma Ha d..
RsHe5oleHt IHsfifHfiOH estG5iisAed 81 special Ia
aspme~t. Tor rae rsiGf Of the Siek sEd DiSfresses
aFifcd rita YirHleHt and Fgidsmie DISeogsS, sad
especially for the Cure sf Diseases Of the SERIAL
Organs. T. - H
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis
AV1 by the Acting Surgeon 30 al Who alpiy ~ let
ter. with a dvserirtion OF their c0nditioE, tsge.oeco
patton habiss 81 life, &C J and in c sSs Of eStrsus
poverty. Medicines furnished fee " charge
VALUABLE REPORTS on SFtrElatOsrhea. aRd
other Disss=eS Of he Se1usl Organs, and Oh the NEW
REMEDIES emp oyen in shs 1 spsLsaTy, sent 10 the
aficred in sealed letter envelopes free Of ckafSe-
Two or three Stamps for pOStn e. vii b. acee pGAnle. Q
Address. bR. J. sKILLIN HnTGhTDN. Acting
Surgeon, Hoesri Association. Ne. 2 Soath Ninth
Street. Pnilsdelrhis, Pa By order Of che Directors
FRA D HEAkTWtlL. President
\ FAJRSHfLD Ssersary.
Nov. IS lS5q "
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-ADDLES AND HARNESS.
- The hrm Of PATCH q ALLISON. having bee
d ssOlyed and the business divided the zznufacrurink r
af Harness Saddles, &C. viii hereafter he earned n
b. the subscriber, il the building formerly cee0Pi-d
~ JOHN RITE ass Clothing Store. nearly opposits
The old stans of Patch 4 Allison. rhe subscriber IL
;uhy prepared with an smpls supply .: Trimmings,
2sd .toek ofali kinds for the Manufactures o. anything
IN his line A good supply o. HARNESS SADDLsS,
TRUNKS. &C., constantly on hand. which he Willie q
happy, At aIftimes 70 exhibit. 20 his old friends. and
80 custOmers. Is. u ALLISON. HaI.a
Warren. AuriI23. 1855.
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PROM
HALLS UTERr;a cATAo1IcoNl

Harshaii's Uterine cAtholieon will certainly cure al
the diseas-sf0r which IL is reconnended. In the uofS
cases I have ever net Siih. NarshaIi's Uterine CEthsl.
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NEBRASKA LAND AGENCY.
Edwin LOVeland,
GENERAL LAND AGENT,
OMAHA, NEBRASKA. p.

iVILL attend promptly 'othe selection
and entry OF lands for aetna settlers and cap
i,alists desiring choice ,scA.iOns. Lar3s entered With
Warrants or Cash Taxes paid, and titles -xa1aineS
either in Iowa or Sehrasks- 4llands exam tned per
,Onall, before entering.
Having spent the past 1Te Years IN selecting lands
in lows and Nebraska. I an prepared 10 give as gOoS
selections a. any other person
Land Warrants bough; -hi seld or loaned on ksSt
Estate security. ~ western rates OF Interest II he
sired. will enter Warrants and sell the lane for one
half the profits. counting each Warrant Al S22S per
,rre the owner paving ore dollar for rzth ~ Neres
COR location fees due to haud OMee
Information respecting the lands 70 be entered. OF
satisfactory reference given or application ed
arr II IS DWI IL MD.