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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1860-11-21

NOTICE.-An election for one Presia..,
l Y five Managers and one Treasurer f ahd
Glen Hope and Independence Plank Road C. me
NY will be held in 0ceola on Monday the ~ pa
OF November, between the hours of . and -y
clock, p NJ. DANIEL HAITI I o.
October "a, 1860 Pres;s,
EXECUTORS' NOTICE.-Letters r.
IL mentary on the Estate of A BRAN Rearns ia IA
of Lawrence township, Clearfeld CO.. Pa dssaae d.ae
ed, having been granted to the undersigned -,
persons indebted to said estate are REQUIRED al !.
make immediate payment,and those having cIsi,'o 20
against the same Will present them duly autba1'
ticated for settlement.
JOHN L. REAMS, Goshen Tn
G. w. RHEEM, Clearfeld bor
October 10. 1s60-6tp. Executa,.
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RuTTER! BUTTER "A large quantity
- of Firkin Butter, for sale at the store of
NOV. Il, 1860. WM f IRWIN
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Doors and Shoes of every kind, for Laai'.
ID Gentlomen and children, at
septic REED, WEAVER 70
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1860-11-21

A couple inchesof snow fell hero last night.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1860-11-21

ed themselves on a bridge on the Fall Brook
Railroad, were run over and killed by coal
train on Saturday evening, Nov. Sd. The
noise of the water prevented their hearing the
approach OF the train in time to escape. Muir
ray and Sullivan were the names of two of
the boys-the name of the other is not known.
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Legaa Nosscc.


TO r. C. MAGNESS;
VOU are hereby notified that there 10 now o7
u file in the ofies Of the Cicrk Of the District
Court sf Les County, lows, 1t Keokss petition of
ID. A. January 4 Co., II hrm Of that name) claiming
of you Tho sum Of twcnty-four hundred and Afty-
six dollars, with 10 per cantntsrsst, - money due
on three certain promissory rotes made by Spell.
msn = Smith and yourself, Jointly snd ssvefaiiy,
to plaintiffs dated March is. 1850, for tho snM a
eight hundred and 40 100 doiiara each, peysble ia
4 inonths, q months snd months after aate, 70
spectively, with 10 per cent, interest pr Asnsm
after maturity; also asking for 4 writ OF
ssssslmsn against your property. which Ass been
levied upon the b. af Lob and the vi. I III Lot
10 In Block 16Y, tho n. or Lot 10 Ia Block 167,
apart cf Lots end Gin Block ,3s, apd part ofLoti
4, and In Block l65, all Of said lots and paris
Of lots being in the City Of Ksokuk, Lee County,
Iowa. And under said writ of attachment sil
monies due or to become due to you from William
J Wority have been gAruished.
And M less you appear mud answer said petition
on or before the nosnn NJ Of the second day Of The
ncxt term Of said court to commence at Keokuk on
the frst Monday Of SEPTEMBER, A. d. Is6e, de-
fault win DO entered against ron and Judgment
rendered thereon.
NOBLE y GTRONG.
July ~, l66e-lm Att'ys for Pit 'Hs.
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Legal Notice.
JAMES BRADEN,

VsfsE defendant, Hiram Torrcy u hereby n,ti-
ned that there is file In the once 0f ts1a
Clerk Ut the District Court IL Lee County. lowAat
Keesuk the PETITION Of plaintiff, James Hraden,
oiaiming Of said efsndant the nf 0ne hnndfs
and twenty 1--we dollars iol money bad and sspeiys4
by the defendant ioI the piaintif1 use. The SAtd
petition also asks Tor an sttA@Anen4 oQnio1t Ako
goods and chAttels Of the said dsfendAnkl nRd NJ
less ths sane defendSns appGATS end aas6ss4 tsi4
petition On or bsf0Hs 414aAII Qe aAsa66p
term, 1850, of SAID pistrisk poart M ny
rsadersd asAiass him tAssss.. ass.PR 'aI ss'
|. July ~ Ieee-Ia Atty NJ l110.
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~ FIN n ANSUMANCE.
issouxi 6tato Mutual

~ FIN y ANSDAANCE.
issonxt State Mutual
FIRE AID MARINE INSURANCE. COMPANY
OF st. LOUIS.
Us. MoCsne, 8. n Edgell, c.S. S.Grsely,
3. Wyman, o. II. Peck, W.Alexsndu
James saith, 4. p. .Pcmeroy d -. Page.
g ELLIOTT ,0Ss'y. S.M. ED0KLL, Press
10 oax1AA-uAxARDous ASKS fAnRM,
F.B. HOLMES, General Agent.
dsso d1y BRTDGMAN, Ag't, Ks6kuk.
44 81 EYE AMI EAR.
GPECIAL attention given to diseases II the Rye
~ and Ear surgical and medical.
". r. THKALL, n. D., Ocuifst.
DR.. T. has removed hts Ofnce 10 Sd IT., between
Main and johnson, east sids, wi hsre he may be
found during business hours.
KEaIDsHcl on Morsan-st., between 9TH and 5th
keokuk, sMsy -. 60-d3m 1
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s&g ~ OrAa aoAb N OlICe.
TO Edward A. Foots, X. B Foots, John r. Beatty,
Christian asrber. State savings Institution. tds-
fcndsntAE @. .
VOU are hereby respectively notihsd that there Il
i now on die inthe CLERK 4 Ofhoe Il the District
Court Of Loo county lows, a Keokuk, ~ petisios
Of Hiram Barney, claiming judgment IN fere-
closure of two moStgsgcs agAinst said h. a. III.
B. Eocss above Dsmsd, for tAs sum of nine tAes-
sand dollars, With ten per cent interest from the
lst day 81 July, 1850, and ) special ana Esnerai
execution against II. A. 4 X. d. Foots, md .
against all said defendants above named, praying
for the fore eusurt of two mortgages given by
said Il. A. Il. u. Foose TO Charles Mason uEon
Lots 39, SO and 10 in Block A, In Maseu,s uppex
Aaa'ti-r - .h- c.tc -c... . -
the sale of sAid mortKaged premises to pay ~
said det I, the extinguishment Of AL equity OK re-
demption therein, for costs and general relief.
Now You and each II you are notifed TO xppsar
and answer said petition on the morning u tho
sccona day # the mart term OF said court, to be
hosden on the lss Monday Of September, 1s6e, o.
Judgment and decree wilibe had therein a. prayed
for by default.
s III. SCOTT HOWELL.
July 70, 1S60-1m Solicitor for Petitioner. ,
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To ". b. Kendall, H. X. Reeder, James Hirst
Levi Satlif, JscoA Null for use Of MI. A @. G..
SutliE, Vim. X L. Ruddick, Francis McMan-
nus md J. W. Goodrich, tdefendauts)
You are hereby respectively notified that there Id
now on file in the Clerks Office Of the District
Court Of Lce County, Iowa, at Keokuk, q petition
of D. d. Woodward d Co., claiming a iudgnen :
on foreclosure Of mortgage against said ", d.
Kendall above named, for the sum Of two hundred
dollars, whten Per cent interest From the LIST dsy
of July, 1860, and spesial and general execution
agsinst ". b. Ksndail aud NJ against ali said de-
fendants ADORE named, praying also for the fon-
closure Of AmortgaEs given bP said b kendali
10 orson Ration, upon Lot 8, Block ~, in d. W.
Kilbourne addition 10 ths City Of ksokuk, Lee
County, Iowa; the sale Of said gagged premisss
to pay of said debt, the extinguishinent OF all
equity Of redemption therein for costs and gensr-
oil relief.
Now ron and each of yeu are notified to appear
aud answer said petiiica on the morning of the
second day OF the next term of said court, to be
hodsa On the art Monday of September, 1860, or
iadgnent and dscrss Will bs had sheFein pray ed
for by defanlt
s III. SCOTT HOWELL,
July rs, l860-Im SoliciBor for Petitioner.
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FOM MOKAh AND 1AYIA.E.
TIfHIS is truly great remedy. Half = ~ cent
bottle OF Sloans Instant Relief, given in pint
| OF warm water, seldom fails TO cure q horse OF
colfc In few minutes; in extreme cases repeat
the dose In l5 minute
For Bruises, Strains, SprAins. And many other in
juries horses cattle and other animsIs SloAn's
Instant Relief speedily effects cure. Many pcr-
hAvebcc astonished TO witness the rapid cure
elected by the use Of this wondsrfal medicine.
GA- Got Circulars of Agents.
Sloan's Ointment
For mildnsss, safety, certsinty and thorougbnsss
Sioan's Ointment exoels, and is rapidly supcrss-
d ng oil other Uintments and Liniments for the
cure of the following diseases:
Fresh Wounds, Calls Of All kinda, Cracked cells,
Ringbonc, Pollevil, Wind-galis. Callus, Spa win,
Sweeney, FistulA, 1oundered Feet, sand Cracks,
ScrAtchey or GrsAse, Mango and Aorss Distempsr.
THE CONDITION 20 W dem
II composed prtssipAiby Of hcrbs and roots md
may b given ~ Alltimes and under all circum~
stances with perfect safety. II has been found By
long Sxpssisass, TO b highly useful In the cure df
various diseases to which horses AndcAt tie are cub
ieot, Wis: Dis.smpsr, Hide Bound, Loss Of ApPe-
tite, Inward Stfains, Yellow Water, Inflammation
Of the Eye, Fatigue from Hard Exercise; also kAsu
natisn, icommonly called the StiG Com pAaint.l--
1t is Also safe and certain remedy for
Coughs. and Colds.
II carries Oh all gross humors and will remove
ali inAanatfsnsnd Fever, purify the blood, loosen
the skin, ,ciesnss she water and strengthen every
part Of the boay.
SLOAN'S MEDICINES
Aresold wholesale and retail, at manufactul err
prices, in Ksoknk, BY Bartlett, Kaye Co, John
also By AL dsAlsrs In Medicine IN oil sha Western
States. WALTER b. SLOAN,
Original Proprietor, No. Is vins-ss, St Louis, No.
/ April rs dAw
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TO y. q. Moses, WfiHam ii Hasith ana Lawrence Mn.
shine shop; .sessa ag*sras saes rss 80
V0U are hereby notified thas there ID now On
- nle II NE Clsrk's once of tie District Court
q - County, IesAi ~ Ksohuk. . petition of
BENJAMIN Graft claiming OF you the foreoios of
msrtgs9s On the following real esfsts situated In
Lee county, lows, Wis: Lot one III in Stfmpseu' i
subdiYision Of The S-W. Of section In township )
90 north, range west said petition claiming also
. jndgusnt In The sum OF four hundred and ssx.
enty hve dollars on note secured by said mort
gage Aesinst the said n q. Moses xnd that all In,
terest or equity Of redemption nf oil said defend.
xnts be forever forecIossd and barred and for gen.
sFAlrclislk -
Now, therefore, unless you sppear and answer
said petition before the second day of the NEXT
ierm Of said court, TO commence ~ Keokuk ON the
lst Monday OF september, 1850, aaecree will berrn-
dered against you according to the prayer of said
petition.
CURTIS, GILLMoRE CURTIS,
July 20, IS6O~dl Inn Sol. for PMipti
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- Legal Nollcs~
STATE II. o. eauIpy TOW = IS.

LES County,
To J. x. R,sksy, LlsyA .; sinPson. Job. v.
Ford, d w Bord, Janes Reynolds, J. X. Rey-
holds, j.. +. Haffis, @. w. TuYnsr, JOHN o. l3sa .
Curtis y. Conn, Chr lss Hubh<li Anna Hu1hs1l,
VIM. Rees, Eli Clut1, Andrew Marshall, las b.
MArshaA. Wm- Steele; NeEon palner, \, ,. ws!-
ker, Rraxcis !. Kaye, Henry y. parkhnrst, "a
mnna Gaule, j. N. hickey trustee for IA. M Park
hurst, Vim. c. Cooke, %. B. GAston. Jam1s Cox,
J. G. Cue, X. a. smith, u. H.. SchAfer, r. n.
Urmston, J. Miller, Edward Cor bin, Chas. Clark,
Arthur Bridgman, Ficklrn Lucas, a, Hosn =,
Thomas Lynch, VIM. X. Ii, Ruddick, Z. w !.
PhiHnsy, Jsmss Hixep, j.. X. Dxvidson, Danael
Fevile, Is. T. Marshall. A. H. LemAHs aseph
Conway, s. d. Edson, John II. Deter 4 Co., Alsx.
saroni, Wheeler. Bellows = Co. August Stain
and August Kraft:
VOu and each ct you are hereby notified shat
L. thsre is new on Ale In the ufise uf the Clerk
of the District Court OF Lee County, Iowa - Keo-
kuk. petition In Chancery OF jesse Maltby
claiming Assiust y1u the ga a K. H. = d. w. Fosd
decree for The paymsnt oi the principal and In
ecatsd by you 70 said Jesse Aaithy, I'll datsd
keokuk, October lat, 1866, one for the anm, ef
$500, payabfes August II ~, one the same sum
paysbie August 1, SO ,0ne Tor the sun pAy-
able August 1860, one for the sAme sum payshs
August i, 1851, ard one for the sum Of $500 ~
able August 1. l66is and against all Of yes the
foreclosure of mortgage executed by >. n. = -
W. Ford 70 said jesse MAltby, Oct ], 1875, 10 -
care sasd notes. upon certain proMsos thsrct1 Wea-
toned. In which it u said each Of you hAys Or
claim some intersr but no personal claim u naas
: assinstsny Of yon exospt the said y n. = b. ~.
Ford and also asking for the sale Of said pssuises
and other relief.
Nov, therefore, sunlsss you appear and answr
said petition on or before the second day sok IL
next term Of sxid District Court, to b begun ANA
heiden in keokuk ON the lst Mondsy In 6sptesI-
Der, 1860, decree will bs entered against you II
withthe prayer OF said petition.
lsf.. fCLAdEi1, Hh0W NE r. stLAaETE,
July Is, 1a6a-dlm Att'ys for Petitioner.
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Logai Nesice.

Legal NasIce.
TO Cyrus kiaseyy Anna 8. Brashef, Frederick Bro
sher, Sarah Hvnshsr, Il. G. Hsa1her, Ruaus ilssy,
n. II. Moore. John A. MoKenny, Bsnj. BArton,
John StAnnus, dfcen Erxkine:
N0u and ea3h OF you ara hcrshy notified that
L there is now on file in the ofbce uf the Clark Of
tho District cours sf Lee ccanty, IowA, At Ksokuk
petition OF hiram Barney claiming of yen Cyrus
kinsey the sum Of twenty ty-sayen hundred thirty
scvun md - 100 dsllars money due on two
mortgagex made by yeu 70 Charles Aaron ans.sinse
assigned 70 said Barney, dated Deosmber 10, 1855
Also claiming against ssch of you the foreciosurA
Of said lnortxages, the sane being upon La. IN
Block In Mason . Upper addition TO keokuk, Leo
county, Iowa, FOR the purchase money; and further
ssking for The sale Of said psemises the appoint-
mentof receiver, and general relief.
And unless you appear aad answer said petition
on or befcrs the morning on the sccond day of Tho
next term of said court, 10 commence at keokuk
on the first Monday Of September, a. b. 1860, =
default will be entered against ven, the petition
tsken as by you confessed, and decree rendered
NOBLE : STRONG,
July n, 1sb0-lm Pitts Atty's.
OrfWtRsI Rotice.
To IsAae vanAasdsil, JaEss nj. VanAusaafI,
Richard S. Cunningham, Hatch 4 Thomnssn NJ.
w wortAngton. L. Harbins aud Jshn. a. Ora
V0U are hereby notiGed that there u now on
4 file In the Clerk Office Of the District Court
OF Lee county, Iowa, III Keokuk. ) pstttor In
IhAncSIY Oh InMlcs fGsom q S0.s Praying loa
agsinst all Of you1 for The cancellation and satis
faction Ut record Of 8 cerssin mortgage msde ty
Isaac VsnAusdsI to YOU JAS. M. vAnAusdail and
Richard 3. Cunningham, dated 28:h December,
1851 recorded in hook s. page is3, records Of Lee
county, lows, besng upon The NV 4, SEQ. 2,rtowu-
ship N. range west, and the sec. SO, town.
ship Ss N. rangcs west, ciaiming that the sAns ID
y fraudulent mortgage; and also praying for gem
eral relei, with coats.
And yoa esch are required to appear md answer
said petition by the second day OF The next term Of
Yaid court, which viii be held on the 6rst Monday
Of Septem ber 1859, ar des res viii hs had by de-
fault as therein prayed for.
j. L0THR0p RICE,
July "a, 1860 I'm Sol. for Petitioner.
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CABUS' HA1N CUTTING
SHAVING ROOM .

Main 81, doors abSrs Bliings Hesse.
II AIR-CUTfINa done according TO Physieg-
IL nomy and the principles Of the Cvtttw
Hair and whiskers dyed TO perisction, either
brown or black.
The Proprietor calls special attention TO bis str
& HairCutting, and challenges the profession.
apry-dkw
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~ EK EUNGAFBG VIEWS.
Received Ihis dAy mn ~ her fine as
OrlMe mt 81
* &TEN EO1 GOPIC VIEWS.
AMERICAN AND FRENCH SCEN EhY GRO NJ PS,
So; aho few sterea scepic boxes, ali which
will bc snld low 10 suit I ke times.
All are rsApectf ully invited to call and examine
them t~hethsr wishing to purchase or notl at
BUELL. Dagusrreotype and Photographic Rooms,
No. IS Main ST., 2 doors West of Ihrid-st.
july It'd
NEW BNOkA.
lusT rsceiy ed new supply OF "The Minister d
u Msoingn and From Dawn to Daylight =
M. w. WE6vOTT,
MaraYd ~ Main-st.
NWEET Potato PA AT1
LNOR sale In any quantity by
mylld a
#8 M Nat ~ AnA1o1roe1s n NE W Ns
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legal Nexice. |.

legal Novice.
To William Tessman:
VTUu are hereby notified that there Ia now on
4 file in the Office Of the Clerk OF the Dia, riet
Court of Lee County, Iowa at keokuk, n petition
of Vaiincourt vanOrssisil praying for the revival
Of Judgment obtain Oh by ham sgaInst you in said
court, Oct. l. 1851, Tor the possession IF certain
real estate situste in said county described the
i.srIh sast quarter of ser'isn thirtyivc township
sixty-six north Of range west; and one cent dam
ages snd Gusts of suit
And that usless yon appear and nnswer thereto
ON or before the morning Of the ID day Of the next
September term Of said court, judgment will be
rendered against you by default.
NOBLE d STRONG,
July rs, ls60-lm Pitf's Attys.
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UNSURPASSED
III AIR TO NC f.

flNHis preparation possesses the peculiar proper
l ty OF oirsstoiing the human Hair, and csuses the
Hair to assume the color Ii possessed before ii
turned gray. 1t strengthens the II air aad keeps ii
glossy and clean. Nothing can excel this prepara-
tion, rs il effects the restoration of the hair by its
action at the roots. Prepared ard sold by
III &@s uE0 CABUS,
Two doors above the Billings House,
jeSdAwiy keokuk, Iowa.
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Alcohol, Burning Fluid and Cam
phNno Distillo9y.s# ~

N L d a l. o. = R EN, ~
Tbird-st., bet. Nam johnson, n,.....,--..Ku uOKUK
DkSPECTRULLl informs the sitixens Oh kso-
~ kHk and Surrounding country thst he has hiS
Dist pry IN full operStlon, snd y ready To tnrnish
ali vh6 nay favor him with sali, with any thing
In his line IT priccs - lew as be met with IN
any oshsr market. Call and Try. II the goads do
not give satisfastion Jour money win be rsfundsd.
9ov. -. '3o-d1y
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LeWaA Notice.
To Thomas G. Love, Benjamin Chase, IN. S. Griffin
0oU and each Of you are hereby notified that
81 thsFs is nov cn fie iB the ofaee Of the Clerk
nf the District Court Of Lee County, Iowa, Ut
Keoknk, petition Of s. r. yoorhies claiming Of
said Lave and said Chase judgment for three
hundred dollars as money due on promssory note,
and claiming aga.Gs ali of you tho foreclosure Of
6 mortgage given by said Chase and rssI Love 10
secure The payne pf ssid nose aid o.hsrs.
And uni~-s YOU appear aid answer said p. tition
or before the nsi Asy vf the next September
against you bv default.
RANKIN, MILLER KNsTER,
July 26, 1850 dim Att'ys for Plaintiff.
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hS(R4t N0bAeGs
TO ANN K. SCOTHORNE:
VoU are horeby notified that there is now on
Il fls In tbs ofise Of the Clerk of the District
Court of Lee County, Iowa, At ksokuk, the petit
tion OF William Scothorne claiming Of you di-
vorce from the bonds Of mstrimony, ON the ground
Of adultery and ~fllfui dssertion.
Nov snlass yon appear and answer thereto or
before the second dAy of the next September term
a. D. 1861 Of said court, decrse viii be rendered.
Asainst you pro cofsso rs prayed In plaintiff Pc
titiop.
CHAs. d. KERR,
July "a, 1s60-lm Sol. for Petitioner.
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Prince AiDcrt's Farm.
Correspondence Of the Philadelphia Ledger ]


ospos. juno a. 1850.
As | have been somewhat of an agri.
culturist, | hope my remarks as TO what
l shall say on Prince Abert's farm will
not be devoid Of interest to some Of your
readers. 1t is situated near Windsor
Castle, about twenty miles southwest Of
the city, occupies 1000 acres, 100 of
which is never plowed, and is wooded
and sown with orchard grass, top dressed
every four years with liquid manure. -
The arabic land is subsoiIed every two or
three years with four enormously large
Scotch horses driven tandem: rotation Of
crops much the same as ours, without
the Indian corn.
Barley and cat. are crushed ia mill,
driven by steam; keeps eighty short horn
and Aiderney cows; cow stalls made of
iron; iron trough always full of water in
in each stall, with waste pipe to gutter
behind them, and thence TO manure shed,
from which it is pumped into carts, sim
liar to ours for watering streets, and
sprinkled over the grass Keeps none
but Suffolk and Berkshire pigs; prefers
former on accoun, of their taking on fat
as one Of the swnehcrds said, "a dale
Of fat dale quicker
The pig pens are OF stone, and paved
with stone, being lower ia the center,
from which the pipe conducts the liquid
manure to keep. In this garden saw
peach, apricot and plum trees trained
esralier; pine apples, strawberries aud
grapes in all stages Of growth, the latter
finer than in countries to which they are
Indigenous. and ripe a'l the year round
Melons will not grow in the open air.
but they have very fine ones in frames
Her Majesty must certainly fare sunp
tuously every day. There are forty men
to attend to the garden alone.
Mr. TAFT, the gentlemanly manager of
the farm. gave me every information de-
sired. | also went to see the Queens
stables at Buckingham palace they
would make more comfortable dwellings
than two thirds of the people of London
live in. English farriers have found
out that the upper part Of the stall ought
to be lowest by two inches ut least
There are in those stables one hundred
and six horses Her Majesty is partial
to grays. and may frequently be seen
driving two in hand, in Windsor Park.
The Princess Alice drives four ponies,
and is said to be an excellent horsewo.
man. l saw the eight cream colored
horses that drew Her Majesty at the
time Of opening or dissolving Parliament.
Their harness is red morocco, gold
mounted, cost $4,000, and the State
carriage cc@t s36 600 ninety years ago.
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WHAT DOUGLAS HAS DoNE.-The

WHAT DOUGLAS HAS oNE-The
Clermont Courier tells the following:
4 stranger called in at the store of a
leading Democrat, who, it is said, was
the only Douglas man in that plac, dur
ing the tendency of the Lecompton bill
As usual the merchant broached the sub.
ject of politics, when the stranger re.
marked: douglas has done more real
good for the country than any other man
since the days of Washington" "That's
true, my honest friend" said the Doug
las man, as he crasped him warmly by
the hand. "But wait, moment" said
the stranger, "let me explain my mean
ing: Douglas has succeeded in breaking
up and destroying the Democratic party,
and that is great blessing for our coun i.
Try The Douglas man let 90 of the
stranger as quick as though he had
received a shock from galvanic battery.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-08-16
II Is non" of ny Lusiaess mhich poy

It's non" of ny Lusiaess mhtch uoy the
.Siacery cause is deci'ed. CARE NOT
WHITTIER IT IS VOTED DOWN OR VOTED
up.-Douglas' speoch ia Seaa'e. Dec 10,
1867.
The question now ia, whether the peo-
pie OF the North care whether Slav ~ is
voted down or voted up. The South
and the Democratic PARTY want it
voted up as an institution in the terri.
tories The Republican party, and We
believe the North wants Slavery voted
down Which party will you 60 with
the don't care or the do care p'rtv ? the
:. Slavery d wa n rth, o. the Slavery
up" South party ?-Dau. Gazette,