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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-10-20

GENIUS AND SENsE.-Genius is a rare and pre-
cious gem, of which few know the worth. II is
filter for the cabinet of the connoisSeur than for
the of mankind. Good sense is a bank
bill, convenient for exchange, negotiable at all
times, and current in all places. 1t knows the val.
ue of small things, and considers that au aggre-
gate of them makes up the sum of human affairs.
Good sense has not 60 piercing an eye, but it has
as clear a sighr; it does not penetrate SO deeply,
but as far as it does see, it discerns distinctly.
Good sense is "a judiciOus mechanic, who can pro-
duce beauty and convenience out Of suitable
means; but genius Il speak with reverence of the
unreasonable dis;ance) bears ONE remote resem-
blaDce to the Divine Architect, who produced per-
lection of beauty without any visible material;
who spGke and it was ~created;' who said, Let
it be, and it was.'
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-10-20

HAND IN HAND WITH ANGELS,
by LUCY LARcoK.

Hand in hand with angels,
Through the world we goj
Brighter eyes are on us
Than VIC blind ones know:
Tenderer voices cheer US
Than we deaf will own
Never, walking heavenward,
Can we walk alone.
Hand in hand with angels,
Some are out Of sight,
Leading US, ~unknowing,
Into paths Of light.
Some soft hands are covered
From u mortal clasp,
Soul in soul to hold US
With a tirmer grasp,
Hand in hand with angels,
Some, alas are prone
Snowy wings, in falling.
All earth-stsined have grown.
Help them though polluted
And despised they lie
Weaker is your soaring
When they cease to fly.
Hand in hand with angels,
Oft in mental guise,
By the same straight pathway
High and low must rise:
If we drop the fingers,
Toll embrowned and worn,
Then one link from heaven
From our life lie torn.
Hand in hand with angels,
In the busy street,
By the winter h%earth-fres;
Everywhere We meet
Though unfedged and songless
Birds Of Paradise,
Heaven looks On US daily
Out Ut human eyes.
Hand in hand with angels,
Walking every day,
How the chain may brighten,
None of us can say ;
Yet it doubtless reaches
From earth's lowest one
To the Hottest seraph
Standing near the Throne.
Hand in hand with angels,
IT'S a twisted chain,
Winding heavenward, earthward,
Up and down again.
There's a painful Earring,
There's a clank of doubt,
If a heart grows heavy,
Or a hearts left out.
Hand in hand with angels,
Blessed so to be /;
Helped are all the helpers,
Who give light shall see ;
He who aids another,
Blesses more than one ;
Linking earth, he grdpples
To the great white Throne.
Hand in hand with angels,
Evor let us 60;
Clinging to the strong ones,
Drawing up the slow
One electric love-Stone,
Thrilling all with fire,
Soar we shrough vast ages,
Higher-ever higher.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-10-20

Hon. Roger A. Pryor having said that he would
6e the Brutus if Lincoln were elected. Prentice re-
marks that If it comes to s%tabbing, ;hoy have a
Oassius in Kentucky who will DO after Brutus.
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BOTANIC Medicines for Sale!

The subscriber offers for sale her entire stock
of medicines, together with all the fixtures 70
preparing the same, at her residence on high
street. Salem, Ohio. c. L. CHURcE,
March LIST, 1850.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-10-20

At the Horticultural Show in Boston, Mass,
one contributor showed dfty-eighI varieties of the
potato.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-10-20
THE ANALYST.
Devoted to Temperance Progress, and Social Ina
provement.

PUBLISHED by
j A. SPENCE, d. II. H. ALLARDT,
1877 Superiur.st. 10 up stairs Cleveland, o.
n2S~Send fur Specimens.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1860-01-07
Legal Eotina
1LE ~ IsULACC
To Arthur Gray. HAIRY Jane Gray ans


To ArtbUr Gray. Mary Jane Gray and
w. Is. Robinson.
appearing by the return of the proper officer that
you not found in Des Moines county in the
state Of Iowa, and by affidavit daily filed Ia the lis.
trict Court of said County, that you
Of the State OF Iowa. ii thereupon ordered by the
said Court hat service hereof be made by publication
Therefore. you hereby notified that there is
on file In the office OF tile Clerk o. the District Court OF
Des M1nes County IN tbs State NJ Lava, The Petition Of
John Bangs Jr., claiming o. AFthar Gray the sam OF
Nine hundred ami two dollars Justly due him on
promissory note, with ten per interest per
thereon. And claiming OF tie said Arthur ray AMI
Mary Jane Gray his wife, thu foreclosure ola Mortgage
given by them TO secure the payment OF the above des
cribed note and thereby conveying to the said John
Bangs, Jr the following described &c al FstHte situate
In the County OF Des MAnss and tate OF 10 va witt
the North East quarter Sectcn Of No. Town
No. Seventy two, tI2l North Of Rang" No. Four ca
West. And praying that the Equity OF Redemption and
Right Of Dover of each AMI I'll Of you shall BE- forever
barred, forecoscd, and cut OF In tn Aforesaid premi
SEES aud that unless appear and said petit
ton on or before the morning of the second OF
next term Of the District Court OF County In the
state Of Iowa. to be begun and holden st Burlington In
said County ION the first Monday OF January 1866 a
Ju igmen vii be rendered ganst you for the mount
abo claimed, and your equities in ad precise far.
ever barred, iorecosed, aud cut off prayed fr in
said petition. j. ". MeAANUS,
uecio a4s Attorney for Plaintiff.
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ROBBINS e. MORRISON'S
PAT ENT ITCH Err


V>sEE undersigned have purchased the right az
manufacturing and using thrcup i.out the state OF
Iowa Robbins 4 Merrison'. Patent b tchtnp Machine
Its advantages over ohe machines ar as follows:
LIST. he beam Is made In TWO pieces united together
by hinge joint that admits OF the paris moving
horizontally in either direction; uis hinged Joint il
control ed ~ two DO. braces crossing tts Joint and
braces and into the beam pass q screw shaft fol the
purpose Of changing the direction OF ts beam, aud
consequently ofthe pillow MOLE the beam having the
joint enables il to make the Itch perfect on curve
I'd. TO the hind . OF the beam is firmly attached
drag bar. the front end Of which is Frames
through this the beam passes, and 10 raised lowered
- easion may require, cutting deep shallow to
suit the grade
3D.. The cutter to which the mole is fastened is rigid
~ screweS TO the beam, the front edge sharpihe
edge rounded, rs to avoid friction The mole is so
attached to the cutter that Its portion shall be
behind the CUTTER and sideraby ed there for
the purpose Of smoothing aud closing the Gu made by
the coulter J. NJ. ROBINSON.
Middetown, Des Moines County, Iowa
The undersigned, Farmers of Des oines county bays
seen In operation and tested the capabilities OF the
Ditching Machine patented by Robbins 4 Morrison
and nov used and owned by Joseph n. Robinson, of
Middietown, Des MONIES county Iowa, and are veil
satisfied IL Is just the thing for recairng wet land
now useless for want Of dra nsee performs It's work
satisfactorily. at very .nslghfcant cost ard we be-
eve TIE bitches mad by II will main and
continue to drain the lands where they are cut or
years. The bitches cut by this machine are large
enough for all practical purposes, below the reach Of
frost, and without disturbing the surface IL also In
draining vet lands, affords supply Of good stock Va
ter. We y. hess:s.ingiy recommend Robins Nor
rison's Ditching Mechine va!uabl. and important
Improvement and decidedly the beat machine Of the
kind that has fallen under our notice.
u. EARNEST,
JAMES y mccoy,
JOHN kyANf
kBtN. INES,
N. b. ives,
THOMAS BLAKEwY,
JOHN BLAKkwAY
Uctl4-wSm JOHN tToRsEg.
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Wen indicate that nourht Z IA

~eeeS
Ear Durtsa, ~ toylle. .ss4r---s'.ts''i.s ss''
4 pauper'a bariAh b. night,
In some forsAken spot,
The earth rough-thrown upon ! grave,
And Burton l. forgot
Bat Why, You ask, this nnournful tale,
why spread it, saducss herl
In this high holiday Of mirth.
Ripe with the newborn year;
T'is with the hope some reader may
A warning take from this,
Aud pond'ring on Rob Barton's course
Bobs fate resolve TO miss.
This il the time for new resolves,
I'm In for Il myself;
And, bless the Lord, mean TO lay
NJ exiakem on the shelf;
And while ! cry peccas;. here,
Nay not hope to Sc,
That ev'ry gen'rous reader, will
Give CHARTERS, now, to me.
CARRIER
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GUNNER ARRANGEMENTS.
Via Michigan Central and Great West
ern (Canadal Railway.

ern tCanaQa) halfway.
Trains leave the Great Central Depot foot Of Lake ST.
Chicago
400 A. M.-Detroit Accommodation daily Sundays ex-
ceptedD arrives at Detroit 600 p. m.
100 A, M-Cincinnati Express, Sundays excepted
rive at Indianapolis 40e p m; Cincinnati S30 D. M
500 A. M-Lightning Express Sundays excepted ar
nves At Detroit 700 r. NJ; Suspension Bridge Buffalo
400 a. m; Albany 800 p. M; New York 900 p. M;
Boston, II at night
200 M-Nles Accommodation. except Sunday.
SEQ p. M.-New York and Boston Express, Except Sa-
turdayl arrives at Detroit 115 M. Suspension Bridge
or Buffalo 4:3O p. M; Albany 400 a. M; New York,
1900 q. m; Boston, 200 p m.
500 P. M-Cincinnai and Louisville Express Except
Saturday. arrives at Cincinnati 900 a. M; Louisville
at 400 p. m.
One train on Sunday NJ 500 D. m
The sou A. NJ and 500 p. NJ trains connect M Paris
with the Pmialo and Lake Huron Railway Buffalo and
all points east; Toronto with Grand Trunk Railway
kingston Ogdenshurg Montreal, Quebec and all points
In Canada East, Northern Vermont New Hampshire and
Maine
ecBaggage checked through.
Through tickets for sale at the principal Railroad offices
in the West and at the general Office Lake and
Dearborn streets, opposite the fremont House. Chicago
and at the Depot, foot of Lake street.
X. N. RICE, Superintendent
H. j. sPALDSe, Pass Agent, Jan. 2.
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To All to Whom it Nav Concern.

Il Am the inventor Of q new and useful improvement
10 Smut, Machines which RICH: secured to by
ettrs patent, bearing date Goth Oc 1861, and there
certain parties manufacturing machines and using
my improvements This Is to notify all persons who
make vend said improvements that will hold
each and every person. who infrnges my rights, re-
sponshie for all such infrngements and will ut their
expence establish the validity OF my patent.
Now part Of what claim my Invention Is the
securing Device formed Of the heater attached to the
cylindrical screw, in combination with the securing
plate cylinder, formed of series OF rings placed
the other. further claim the adjustable
placed In the chamber and arranged relatively
with the fam whereby the chess and gh inferior
grain may, when Of sufficient value, discharge from the
machine separately, and in clean state, or, when
worthless aliowe pass into the fan box be elected
thererom with the Gner and lighter TO egn subs
This is part OF what claim IN the summary to my
patent The above notce WILL hope, be sufficient, that
none may claim ignorance Of my right.
word to the wise 10 sufficient.
Mtrrt@,Asu JOHN 4. WOODWARD
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SHERDFE,S SALE.
STATE OF IOWA, Des Moines Cour

STATE OF IOWA, Des Moines County, ga
December Is, 1859. 90
DH VIRTUE OF an execution to directed,
Issued out Of the office OF the Clerk OF the District
Court for said couaty, in favor Of Asa Webter, and
Against James Moran, Amanda Moran, William y.
Moran, and Michs Moran, have levied nron and will
xpose to sale TO the highest bidder my Office door
In said county Of Des MONIES, the II day Janu.
ary next, A. 1860 between the hours or O'Clock,
NJ and o'cscE p. N. Of said day, the following drs-
cribed property. To wa:
Township No Seventy one North II Range -Four West
excepting ten acres lying In square in the North East
corner OF said quarter section
Also tbs sou'h West quarter Of the South East quar-
ter Of Section Eight, Township Seventy one. North
Range -Four. West. containing all one hundred and
nlLety acres more or less In Des Nones County, Iowa
Taken and levied upon - The property Of said James
MORAN, Amanda Moran. William ~. Moran and Milchs
Moran. TO satisfy said writ Of execution.
J. hILLHoCSE,
dcrie-~4ts Sheriff Of nes Melavs County, Iowa
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sofsening the gums. reducing all infamn,ation-wiil
allay ALL PAIN and spasmodic action, ard
SURE TO REGULATE The BOW ELS.
Depend upon it. mcthers,it will give rest to your
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
Wei put up and sold this article tor over ten
years. and CAN SAT-. II COZ YIpgNCB TRUTH OF IL,
what We have never been 4 able to of any other
medicine-NEvER nAszIT FAILED IN A SIM
GLE INSTANCE, TO IF FEET CURE, when
timely used. Never did 3 we know an instance OF
dissatisfaction by any whe used IL. On the
trary, all are Delighted e with its operations, and
SPEAK In terms Of highest coumendH ZION oil its
g!cal effects and medical virtues. We speak in this
matter WHAT We DO :, KNOW, after ten years
experience, PLEDGE = our RECITATION THE
rULFILNENT OF WHAT We HERE DECLARE In almost
every instance where the nfant Is SUE ring from
pain and exhaustion, lief will be found in ten
fifteen minutes after the Ssyrupis administered.
THIS valuable prepare tion Is the prs .crpton OF
one Of the most ExPERI /" ENCEp snd skiLLFUL
NURSES in New England, and has been used with
HEvER FAILING sCccEse IN
THOUSANDS OF CASES.
III only relieves the child from pain, but in.
vigor aes The stomach and bowels cerrects acidity
and gives tone and energy to tic vi ole system. II
~ GRIPPING IN THE BOWELS, AND
WIND SCOLIC,
and convulsiore which il not speedily
etied end in death. We ~believe II ,ae BEST and
suRssr REMEDY II THE :. WORLD, In all ~
DYSENTERY AND DIAR RHEL IL CHILDREN,
whether It arises from -tee'hing, from any ola
err cause. We would say Etc every n ether whr hos
. child suffering from any - Of the foregoing
piaints-Do NOT LIT YOUR PREiUDcKs, soa seF.
edges OF OTHERS, stand :sbe.weso your sugieriag
child and the relief that will be stRE-yes. 4 -
SoLUTELY sURE-to fol lev t,.e use OF this W g.t,.
cine, II timely used. Full directions Ter using Ia
accompany each bottle. None genuine unIeFs / e
fac-simile Of CURTIS PERKINS. View Yort, is
on the outside wrapper.
Sold by Druggists throu q. GU. the world
Principal Once, No. 10 Cedar ST., New i,ik.
Sold in Chicago, by BoLLES. SMITH >.
Thni yda
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Notice.
THE following Goods, Wares and Mercha ndise =.
4 nov IN Store In The Warehouse Of Messr. FEAR
HAGAR, In the City Of Burlington and State Of IoUa
and have been Tor more than six months at Ana ~
called for and unclaimed 81 any person or persons
therefore shall offer the same at Public Anct,o, :.
bsr, l5o0. and shall continue the sale from \,
unih they are al 6.posed Of the highest bidder !,
1etray Al expenses incurred upon thcm iucludne ~
advertising 81 The same, unless claimed and ali
paid before said day Of sale. 10 vii; - sAaises
y Da.e ,c.y Aa sk Descriptions. Charges.
Jay u. 1853. J. Martin, Germ Minis. ~ y y
t2S4 %
,s 49,. n. n. wINTON.
sosiS e'sv City Marshal.
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SAPONIFIER.

con G f. r. e A a T. ID. T. @ N As SIT.
More than Double the Strength Of Ordinary
Potash
For making Soap without line with lite trouble ard
at trfing expense. The cheapest article discov
cred for the purpose. One pounu will make twelve
fifteen galoas Of good Soft Soap nnt pounds Hard
Soap. Printers will find IL superior article for clean
ing type. l; perfectly soluble free impuri
ties.
Broken in small Jumps and put up in I ., 4 and d
cans.
Mannfs ctured at the Challenge Oh ni;csl Works,
BROOKLYN, and sold by Il. H. DURkSE & co.
oc3dkwlyid Isl Pearl street, New York
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AIDES READ

Il compliment V Da snlrH thas every hoaea ply.
In mos pro@pt and hearty tcsim0ny. Dr Lykens, one
" the cldet md no wealthy ceisens u Kansas City
President Of the Bank, &C. DT. Smiths EIerrc on
cured lady b half day Also read this, from the bes
known phyS1cian b westp0rt, Mo-:
wcsapcst, No., Mny n, 1850.
Some two years ago, lAdy u ths place was after con
nemeut attacked Win Inflammation u the breast, which,
for several days. resed oil Ne Hsadl rtNsies IN such
cases The soreness md swelling e bad any csse
had witnessed induced 10 try DR.. Hn,ths genuine
Electric OIL and perfectly astonshed and pleased 20
nd that IN half hour after the application, all the
soreness and swelling had entirely s,sb@itsd.
J. o. BOOGGs. n. D., DrugEis.
THE WEAK, THE NERVOUS, THE PARALY-
TIC, THE DEAF AND THE RHEU Matte
ny TO Smitas o. pered ship In storm to safe
asylum The ladies sex the dernier resorf for all
inhammatory pains, gathering breasts, wounds sres,
womb Complaints ETC., Gin which cases IL infalIihle
On burns puts the patient quietly 70 deep, while nothing
irritating Is manifested does In the least stain the
skin or linen Of 4 delicate infant.
-Large bottles times the cheapest Use by drec-
TONS DRINK NO COFFEE.
DR. SMrHs ELEcTMc Oh has cured more cases Of para
Isis than any before known remedy.
d. 6MTHs ELkCrRIC OH cures Salt Rheuin in one week.
DE-. SMrHs ELHcrRIC OIL Piles In most al IN
stances.
DR. SMITHS ELEcTRIc On il the only reliable remedy
for Deafness and has cured many Of long standing
In New York. Philadelphia, and elsewhere
Dr.. SHlrHs ELECTRIC On is magical all painful dis
ORDERS like gathering breast felons and infammatory
swelling. SQUIRES BLOSS, .,.,,.
jan2bp6m y. L. GAY,
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Estr ay-Cne Dark and One Brown Cow

TAKEN UP BY Francis Bsyiey, at his resi-
L dence In Burlington I W ship, Des Main.s Coun
~, Iowa, November 1852 One Red Cow about sc ven
years old, both horns brose d, marks brand.
One Dark Brown Gov, about Ave years old, no ear
marks or bran IL; white stripe right side hack oil
the shoulder. Appraised At tzs-before r. X. Harris
Justice Of the Peace
Filed December I, 1859.
A. J. MESSENGER,
dec17 -w3m Clerk County Court.
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T H. TAYLOR & CO.,
wHoLEsALE DEALERs IN
STAPLE q FANCY GROCERIES

"a JEFFERSON STREET IA
Have just received and offer the trade at the low
est market rates. Of the largest and most complete
es brought this market An inspection Of goods
and prices 3 respectfully solicited.
OUR SfOCK CONSISTS IN PART OF
100 Sacks Prime Rio and Laguyra Coffee,
30 Chests Assorted Teas,
go 2, s and 10 10 Caddes Tea,
% IIhds Prime and Fair Sugars,
SO Bbls Becher's Crushed Powdered and Loaf Sugars
% :" Molasses, various brands,
10 " New York Golden Syrup,
IL Tierces Prime Rice,
200 Boxes Tobacco, various brands,
Is Gross Goodwins and Andersons, do, In tin foil,
30 Bbls. Nuts, assorted,
70 Bbls French Prunes,
$50 Boxes Layer and NJ. X. Raisins,
$50 Drums Fresh Figs,
% Bills Mackerei-15 Quintals Cod Fish,
90 g Picked and 100 Boxes Scaled Herring,
20O Kegs Nails, assorted,
100 Boxes Window Glass, assorted,
100 Glass Jars, :.
80 Kegs and Boxes s. c. Soda,
% Boxes Saleratus
CASTLE German, Chemical Windsor Shaving and Toilet
Soaps, in great variety.
Powder, Shot, Bar Lead, Water Proof, and g. D. Caps,
Chinese Fire Crackers.
Cordage and Irvine, various kinds,
Philadelphia Pearl Starch,
Stewards Pure Candies,
Shelled Almonds
Pickles, Casups, Worcestershire Sauce sardines and
Oysters.
Spices Of all kinds
Shoe Backing and Brushes,
Bidwelrs Btumnous Axle Grease new thing.
Liquors of all kinds and superior quality.
Cigars In great variety,
And general OF almost everything kept in
our line Of business. Jan. 2-bp.
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r.< noL D. NJ.

TAKEN UP by Jonathan Nicholson, at his res
I iIsnce in Danvile Township. Des Moines County,
Iowa. December 3, 1859. Dark Bay Mare, supposed
to be IL or II old; left hind ct white small
whie spot in iorehe ad saddle marks Apr aised
at t30-before J. r. Ritner, Justice Of the Peace
Filed December 8, 1859.
A. J. MESSENGER,
decl1-w3n Clerk County Court.
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I. ACRES,
GROVER e. BAKERS
~ CELEBRATED
FAMILY SEW ING MACHINES
40o BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
A NEW STYLE-PRICE $50.

This Machine from two spools purchased from
the sore requiring revinding Of thread Hens, Fes
Gathers and Stitches in superior STYLE finishing each
seam by its operation without 70 the hand
needle, required by other machines 1t will do better
and cheaper sewing than seamstress can, II she
| works for one cent an hour. SEND A Circular.
W. T. DANFER, Agent,
ian2bptf Burlington
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Vegetable Life Pills and Phoenix Bitters

Vegetable Life Pills and Phoenix Bitters
DY MGR EASING the quantity of life and
- yig'r In every part Of the system, enable nature
to make incr di6e efforts for the expulsion Of disease
before organic destruction begins 1t Is thus that in
short space Of time they colds coughs rheu
matsm. dsulence, pains In the stomach, choiic and
nervous disorders in all their forms Bat their supe
ror excellence II in affections OF the stomach In fe
male cOmpia ns and the suerings Of eneeblsd youth
For sale BY DR.. w. G0FPAT, proprietor, 285
Broadway. New York, and By all Druggists.
I'D
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lust RECEIVED.

TUSI REVEIV ED.
30 bbls N. Y crushed, powdered, granulated refined
Sugars.
20 boxes White Havana Sugar,
100 bags Rio Coffee,
s. Strictly Prime Rio Coffee,
20 Laguyra
IL Java
IL bbs New York Sugar Loaf Syrup,
20 half bbIs No White Fish,
~ . % g Trout
26 90 g g Mackerel
u bbs New York State prime Dried Apples,
20 sacks prime Peaches
~ cases French Prunes
Is kegs
% boxes Laguayra and Malaga 4. Raisins,
80 kegs pure Soda
50 boxes Claret Wine.
- baskets Champagne.
jan2. JH. TAYLOR 4 co,
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=. II. DALHOFF, Principal.
=. 1efms-1or unlimited course In Doodle Entry
ccsseansue 1ook.Kseptng, lsnmanship, Commercial
VonResaueas, Oennsrclal Oorresponasnes, ~, Ac-
fhe course Of Instruction 10 The non oomprshenays
ena % eenpesteiy reduced TO practice g %
oses evesy poeeiois contingency In business.
approved prtnciplvs
Ccmmercla, Law Lecsures-wil begives
NJ ~ ocn Osrvs. ,one Of the abasst members o. the
0anto BE- acquainted With.
A. Esegans DlR1oma-Uaaersh the zeal Of he
49, ~ 49, ~ nSyNa.la savardsd teal graduates
sS - 6eWy1~o
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EstraY-ons Colt.

Estray- One Colt.
TAKEN up By Robert r. Ridd e a. his residence IL
Union Township, Des Moines County. Iowa. on IN,
18th day Of October, 1852 essray colt two years Ole
last spring; color, Strawberry Rsan; no marks Of
brands. Appraised at any dollars before Franc.s vii
coz, Justice ofthe Peace.
Filed Oct. 10, 1859. A. ,. MESSENGER.
nov1.W8m. Clerk County Court
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1.-THE market has active, but mostly Auction Tho
10 the Auction Rooms sell goods heavy sacrifice ~
goods rating PER Of their insoe preNew Yo,s ~
emit Sept. Is. -
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In OskaloOsa, week before last, a wool grow
ers convention was held, at which it was recon-
mended that (as wool growing is one of the most
profitable branches of agriculture, though but
little attention is paid to it in this State) the d.
rectors of the State Agricultural Society increase
at least one hundred per cent. the premiums
given on Sheep and that the Legislature pass
laws to prevent rams from running at large and
to impose tax of five dollars for every dog more
than one kept by any person.