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The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-05-10

Horace Groely, who is on lee turing
tour in tho Northwest, written tho Trib.
une letter OIL "limos" in that section.
lie says:
81 say emphatically to the Industrious
and frugal, who contemplate migration
from the east 10 the west; If you can
bring a moderate amount Of ready means
with YOU the Inducements for such M
grafton were never greater than now. |
believe then, IN good hands, five hundred
dollars will to-day buy more land, or u
quarter section with better Improvements.
than one thousand would have done two
or three years ago. With one thousand
dollars cash in hand, you can buy prot.
ty fair farm in any Sato west of Ohio
There is great abundanoe Of land still
held at absurd prices, but there iscnough
that will bo sol6--ndeed much of il
must be sold at reas Enable rates. Go u
little way from tho railroads and villages,
and you can buy good quarter sections
IN almost any country, for the fair value
Of the improvements already made OIL
thep, No reasonable man ough! to wsl
them lower"
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-05-10

Keep your cellar well ventilated d
through Tho winter, 30 that tho air may
not become foul, and unwholrsomc both
for yourself and your vegetables. But BE-
rarrial not to commit the very cnmmon
mistake Of opeLing the door and windows
when he outside air 10 wa mer than that
in the cellar. lfyou do. you will find
everything, apples, potatocs aud veget.
able, covered with a moisture, Just as a
glass Of cold water is Of warm day, a
state Of things exceedingly uniavorablr
TO their preservation. WHAT you want i,
10 keep your cellar AZ dry. aud a. nearly
at the same temperature as possible: 70
memberng that warmth and moisture ar,
TO be guarded against no less careful,
iLan frost. You can do this best by
opening it only in clear, cool weather
BY the exercise Of juGicous care in THU
respect. you can keep your cellar mucl
cooler through the spring aud summe
than 1t Is possible to do il you allow it l.
remain open a, all times, Ohio Ea me,
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-05-10

The above is portrait of David McCreery, Of Ma
pier township, who, the 3ls day of August 1858,
mad affidavit. before Justice Gorey. that he wastreat-
ed for the OF Cancer by three physicians of Bed
ford county and by DR.. Newton of the Eclectic Col
lege in Cincinnati for aperod onearly eight months
notwithstanding which his lip, nose and portion Of
his left cheek entirely eaten away! He had Civ
en- Up al hope, when he heard olihe BLOOD Search
er, and induced to try ii. Four bottles cured
him, and although sadly dlsagured, there is quos-
ton but what this Invaluable medicine saved his life
The full particulars Of this remarkable case Tity be
in circular which be had of any Ofthe agents.
We also refer to the Of Nancy Bleakney of FL
derton, Armstrong county. Pennsylvania. cured OF
Scrofa aOr being unable to get out bed for 3years.
To the cuse of lady in hnsonyie ,Clear6eld Coun
ty. who was also afflicted with Scrofula In its worst
form.
To the case of George Meisel residing in Carroll
town. Gambia county, Pennsylvania, who was so bad
ly afflicted with Cancer thatt eat his entire nose oh
and his case worse, ifposslble than McCreory's.
Tho particulars ofthese cnses. every one of which
was red by the use ofthe Blood Searcher-may also
be found In n circular TO be had ofany agent.
X. NJ. LEMON, Proprietor.
Laboratory for the manufacture and sale, near the
Pa Railroad Depot, Hollidaysburgh, Pennsy ylVania.
Dir. Geo.H. Keyser. Wholesale agent, Pittsburg, Pa
For sale by KAuFFMAN a. CO., Lancaster: J. h.
Swain. Groveport; IL. Schuller, Roberts g. Samuel
Columbus l. II. Stulson, West Jefferson; DR.. A. w
Munson, Kenton. January 90, 1s6O-ly39
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-05-10

rsohl hoN'Mr' MCMVLLkN, ,TustOr oiHOOertsChapel
lNniANAroLIs, October O, 1851.
Dr.C.W. RoBAcK-- Dear Sir: have used your blood
Purifier for nervous affection from which have suf
ferec much at times. While II is pleasure to taste,
certainly has happy effect upon the nerves. Please
accept my thanks for yourkind regards, and believe
me Yours. J. W. I. McMULLEN.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-05-10

Try this remark able aud most Interesting remedy
II Is composed Oflhe concentrated Juices OF the mosl
powerful and tho most soothing Plants and Roots ~,
nature, chemically combined and insulated IN wen
sealed glass Bottles, and charged by powerful Bat
terry. Thus possessing In addition to It's superior me-
dcal virtues, strong Magnetic and Electric properties,
profoundly pentrating, and eminently quletiEg ana
soothing. II re ewes pain and Inflammation at once,
lwhcn freely appled) relaxing tho strained muscles
and nerves, giving new life and vtatyby isfe Civ
Ing qualities, to parallzed parts and chronic or long
standing complaints, and weaknesses, alaying ner-
vOus pain, Neuralgia) irritation, md removing OBJ
strucons like charm. Indeed all who have used It,,
speak ofitas truly wonderful medicine and esteem
1t by far superior to any and all other external reme'
dies In use. II applied In season Is an unlaillng
romcdy for the Group, Sore Throat, Inflammation oftho
Lungs, Bowers. Liver, Kidneys and other organs,
rheumatism, Spinal Irritation. Ague In the Brenst;
aud at all times nervous Headache, Neuralgia,
Sore Eyes, Rar Ache Tooth Ache, Agne IN The Face,
Pmplcs aud Eruptions Of all kinds, FILES, Bruised
and Spmined Limbs, nnrns, Frozen parts ChlllOlains
ndolGnt aud long standing Sores, Wounds, &c, &c
also restores tho Ilairio tho Bald Head, dpreven
the Hair from falling.
The Magnetic Ointment has been extensively used
upon Canal and Draught Horses for Calls, Wounds
Sprains aud Iameness and Ia sure euro, whom ap
Piled hot for the Scratches horses. aud the Foot Al
on Sheep. All the Proprieors ask for the Magnotl,
Ointment is fair trial confident that all they claiu
forlt will he found true to the letter. In tho neigh
borhood where II is manufactured, many people bu!
1t by the quantity, and It Kept nnd uaod by Amos
every inbahilanl Panacoa for the numerous pain
and aches every family II more or less afflicted with
we say again TRY DR.. TRASK'S MAGNETIC ONT
MENT. None genuine unless signed "S. BUELL.
with Pen. 500 PDmphOts containing full direction
round each Bottle, and circulars left with agents
Prlcc9 . shilngs for small and shillings for larg
| Bottles.
| MAILER, Somerset; T.. Kalb, RuHivine; Abbott an
son. Clcarport; y. KCrerher, Oakland; Druggists an
Merchants generally through the country
| N-FpAN orders should be addressed town MUDG
& Co, Earlyillo, Madison county, New York.
| Jnly, ls5g-lyl2
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-05-10

VIRGINIA CoRS BREAD.--Dissolve one
tablespoonful Of butter in three and half
piDts OF boiling milk; into this scald one
quart Of Indian meal; when cool. add a
half pint Of wheat -four, little sugar, a
tea.spoonful Of salt and two eggs, well
beaten; mix we'll together, and bake in
two oakes.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-05-10


Gonorrh@s, elect, Chordee, ,Strcal, Syphilis, Bubo,
Warts. Blotches, Sensuasm, Seminal Weakness, Mas
turbation orsci-abuse ,Leucorrh"a orWhcs suppress
sion Of the Menses, Failing of tho Womb; how to pre-
vent Pregnancy, MonstruatlOn, Barrenness, Rheuma-
tism, &c. II treats on Midwifery, Abortion, Mscar-
rage. Celebacy with remarks to the young and old of
both sexes ltlels how to distinguish pregnancy and
how to avoid it, &c.
Perfect Safeguard against Quackery.
JrJaFortieth editlon-lOO,OOO copies sold annually.
This book sent under seal post paid to all parts Of
the world, on the receipt of2j cents, or copies for So.
DR. Bonapartes Celebrated Preventative.
This simple, ,hcathful, and yet eiTectual preventive
Is beyond comparison with anything ever :et disco
yered. II has been proved by aud
In no instance has 1t failed when applied according to
directions. Married people VIII do not wish to increase
their families should be In possession of this instru
ment. Price reduced to s..
, r. Bonaparte's French Patent Male Safel This ar
tice enables those whose health circumstances do
not pc rmi increase OF family. to regulate or limit
tho number 0fhelr0n spring without injurng the
stiuiion. II Is the only safe and sure preventive
aRaIns pregnancy and disease. The above article Is
specially intended to fua this desderatum II is per-
fectly saie metallic substance enters into It's com
position. The price the French Patent Male Safe,
81 the single one. 81 per half dozen. 81 per dozen.
UPMADAME LozIERs Female NJ onthly Pills is a safe
and reliable remedy for suppressons and all female
dsease Ladies' should not use them during pregnan-
cy, as they will produce miscarriage. Price, 81 per
box-extra fine S.. Sent to any address by mail. No
letters will be answered unless they contain remit
| tance or n % stage stamp.
| YOUNG MEN--Let no false modest deteryou from
making your case known to one who. from edncation
and respectability, can alone befriet you. He who
place himse under DR.. Bonaparte a. his treatment,
| may rcglously conade in his honor gentleman,
and in whose bosom will bo forever loeKed the secret
of his patient.
| All orders addressed to DR.. L. r. BoNAPARTE, No
1872, Sycamore Strae between Fif -ad sixth Streets
Cincincinnat, will be punciually snended to. Dr.
Bonapare be consulted upon al. secret Diseases.
He Is unquesonay acknowledged to be the cham
nion and king of Venereal Diseases, and only Phys
elan In the Union who has traN elod the continent
Europe, and the only Doctor who has visited thei
celebrated Hospitals as well as their medical institu
tons md receiving their MONTH reports, oers to al
those who desire consult professional person, thu
result ororty years xperience In the Hospitals OF Eu
rope aud America. Confidential consultation daily
from A. NJ until 10 p. NJ.
SeptemborI, |, le50--1yl9
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-05-10
DIR. MORSE'S
indian ROOT PILLS.

mn MORSE. the inventor Of MoRsE'S INDIAN
ROOT PILLS. has spent the greater part ofhis life in
xsii as North Xnerca-has spent thee years among
the Indians of our Hestern country-it was In this
wsy that the Indian Root Pills were first discovered,
Dr Morse was the first man TO establish the fact that
Iii dIseas ses arise from IMPURITY ORTHE BLOOD
that our strength health and life depended upon this
vital fluid. ..,.-,,
and why 80 many die is because they do get me-
dIcne which will pass TO the afflicted parts, aud which
will open the natural the dsase 70 DO cast
out; hence; large quantity ofioodan other matter
Is lodged q the stomach ntestines are literally over
1owing with the corrupted mas; thus undergoing dis
agreeable fermentation, constantly mixing with the
blood. which throws the corrupted matter through
every vein and artery, until life is taken from the body
by disease. DR.. MOrs0'sPlLlS have added to them
selves victory upon victory, by restoring millions of
tho sick to blooming health and happiness, Yes,hou
sands who have been racked or torncnted with sick
ness pain aud anguish and whose ie ebe frames have
been scorched by the burning elements ofraging ever
lnnd who have been brought, asst were within step
of the silent grave, now stand ready to testify that
they would have been numbered with the dead, had 1t
not been for this great and wonderful medicine,
Morse's Indian Root Fills. After one or two doses
had been tax they were astonishcd, and absolutely
surprised, in witnessing their charming effects. Not
only do they give immediate case and strength, and
take away all Sickness pain and anguish but they al
once go work foundation the disease which
Is the blood. Therefore;i will be shown, especially
and purify, that dlsease-that deadly enemy-wil
take its fight, and the flush youth and beauty will
again return andtne prospect OF long ana happy lit
will rish and brighten yourdays.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Traders will be onthei
guard and nOtbe imposed upon by a Counterfeit o
DR.. Morse's Indian Root Pills. signed A. b. MooRE
All genuine Pills will hereafter have the name ant
: signature of B. LAKE JUDSoN, Successor to A. J
White & CO.,) on each box.
Alorders and letters rotating TO said Pills must
I addressedto to B. LAKE JUDSoN,5O Leonard Street
New York. sole proprietor of Dr. Morse's Indian Roo
Pills, or WIN. NUDGE & CO., Earlvilc, Madiso
J county. New York.
Dr Mnrses Indian Root Pills are sold by nil dealer
in Medicines
Agents wanted in every town, village and hamlet /
the land. Parties desiring the agency will address
above for terms, Price - cents per box, Ave boxe
: will he sent on receipt Of s postage paid.
: Sold by KAUFFMAN& CO., Lancaster; P. J. Me-
: Her Somerset; T.. Kalb, Rushville; Abbott and sol
. lCIearpori; b. Kieferber Oakland Druggists and Ne
!, chants generally through the country.
i IuIv 81. lSJg--lyl2
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-05-10
AN oTRER NEW BOOK,
Great Work.

DEIYATE GUIDETo HEALTH
u REPRESENTING ALI this dis
eases ofthe genital organs ofthe male
and female, with the latest dIscove-
ries in reproduction. The afflicted
should use no remedies before learn
ing from this valuable work the su-
lpenOrity OF the authors Paris and
London treatment OF private disea-
.ses:--both married ard single should
consult it. This book tells how TO
cure the following Diseases, and en-
lightens those who grope iudarkness.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-05-10
BROADWAY HNYEX
CINCINNATI. OHIO.

TUNHE unde rsgnod, havi ng again assumed the man.
III ngement ofthis well known estAblahment, bcR5
10 TO say TO those who visit Cincinnati either for
bu mesa pleasure thatthey will Ind the broadway
Hotel one oflhe most convenient and desirable stop
ping places In the city. -
Ills convenient to the Rail Road ohiee and Debols
and the public Landing; than any other Hotel
In Cncinnati-and IA within few minutes wnIk ofthe
places OF Public Amusement.
An extensive range of bathing Rooms and par
ber'sS Shop will be found in Tho Building. I
This house has all the comforts and conyen, ences
that can ofound In any first class Hotel in the Vest
The whole establishment has Just been thoroughly
Overhauled, renovated and re-furnished, and the
Proprietor feels assured that those who make biA
house their home during their stay in the city, will
have no to complain ehOr ofh ace od6-
tions OF his scharges JOSEPH II. CROMWELL.
Cincinnati, , Sc ptember T3, Is55-IO
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New Agricultural Settlement.
TO ALL WANTING FARMS.

A Rare Opportunity in Dstghtfui and HsshhIy ch-
mate, 25 miles Southeast Of PhiiOdslPhid, on tho
sCamdea aHd atlantic Railroad, .NsD jersey.
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Testimonials Of the Horace Waters Pin nos
and MelOaleOns.

The Piano came to hand. in first rate order. LISA
'eaulhui Instrument and no misake.-Lee d Walker.
John Hewitt, II Carthage. New York who la. had
ore Of the Horace Waters Pianos writes As foIIow.
irlenh OF mine wishes me to purchase piano r
.tr' She iikss The one y"u sold M in December l.
Ny rano Is becoming polu." in TIN. place. and II INK
can lntFodnc. one or two more; they siIl o- NOR
popular than any other make
1--WE have two Of Wa.~rs' Piano. in nso = am. S
Ihar one II which has hnen severely tested for trr
Zai. and v, raH te,;y to their Gooi quality and ,u
Ill. W.rEt Esa-Dsar Sir: LAWN, '3-,i . ~
your Piano F"rtes for two years past hav found in
ser! superior iastrHatHt ANY,. In',' '''
Frisc,pal Broo Urn Hcirht. S.,a,sa,y
lte aiio lrereNed from you continue, to n, sat
is'actt". regard il If the tp,t instrument, IN
the place: flames l.. Clarke. Chartes.on. Va 81
me AtI"heeh has safely arrived. fee, o,, red IN
son for your liberal discount-wil d., an ran for van
III these part. -ker. j. .NcCorm,ck yargc,r,iisS r.
',o was duly received 1t came i'll excellent
fnnu'''h. ana l. very much admired by my numerous
family. Accept my thanks for your prpn,rtn-..
""otr' cGnptr' harrsHtam. Bradto-d eonnty Pa
~ our Piano leasts rs we'll Itjstbeh.s, an. II, ,,.
county. E-lhonds g. iasham, CapbsI,og Gu
" are very much obliged to yeu for hayiU. sent
!" rn."mneId il. ,-Btonk. Heid& Co., Bufaio Icm
"Ihe Horace Waters Pianos ar. known A. annIc the
very vest: We ar" enabled to speak te. instrument
",an, rom personal kn"~l.dgr Of their e>-
SSs,N tone ana durable quality. W. y Fpssgej,s,
r. we can speak of the merits of the Horace. Water,
"il''s rom personal knowledge. being of the very
'"H Inh'itS. '-Chrtsttaa Ia,eIi,pfncsr
Nothing at the Stat. Fair dispI,yel ,rea,,- x,..,
I"her m any department than the Horace Water. pi
tnos.'-Charrh tqqn '' y
1.-THE Horace Waterc Pianos are iuj1. If the 49,. i,
most thoroughly seasoned material. ". hay, mo- dt,,
a'hu es can Il" az we'll perhaps better. at thi. than
~ o'i''r nous" IN til" nion.'-fdrocatc e. .JoHrT
"h,sfs Flames and Mciod""rs challenge comrari.
IN WIN u" h'trs made anywhere in the country -
'li"raee Waters pfano-Fortes are Of full rich and
even tone aud powerful. '-ker JorL U,s;rci E,r,s,
our frlehdS viii find n Mr.. Waters stare the ,,r,
Isl assortment ~ Pianos 10 he found In the Intrf
=. Ne irsf, 49,.
s't hin 4 cali whehsv .r they 20 70 New Work =
"raham,s .Haga:tRe.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION
PHILAD ELPHIA.

HBener"iert Institution. estabHsAsd BY special en-
d0nme:f for the re!ief Of the sick and distressed
AFFLICTED nith Pirxient and Epidemic diseases.
I HE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view Of the aw full
destruction ofhuman life, caused by Sexual diseases
several years ago directed their Consulting Surgeon,
to open Dispensary for the treatment Of this class of
diseases. in all their forms. and to give MEDICAL
AD\iC GRATIS to all who apply by letter, with
description Of their condition, Gage, upatio habits
Of life &C. and in case Of extreme poverty, to FURN-
ISL MEDICINES FREEOF CHARGE.
The Directors of tho Association, in their late Annual
Report express the highest satisfaction with the success
which has attended the ihors Of their Surgeons in the
cure Of Slermatorrh0a, Seminal Weak ness, Gonorr-
hea, Gleet. Syphilis. the vice Of Onanism or Self
Abuse, Diseases Of the Kidneys and Bladder, &C.. and
order continuance Of the same plan for the ensuing
year.
An admirable report Spermatorrhea, or Seminal
Weakness. the vice Of Onansm Mast uration or self
Abuse and other diseases of the sexal organs by the
Consulting Surgeon, will he sent by mail lin u sealed
envelope,) FREE OF CHARGE, on receipt Of TWO
STAMPS for postage Ad lress, for report treatment.
DR.. J. SKIhLIN lI0UGllTON. Acting Su;geon, How
ard Association, No. South Ninth Street. rhiladel-
phia. Pa. I:ly'
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The Value Of Indian Co,u

By those who do not know. or are foo
scientific to profit by the experience Of
nations of men and herds Of fat CARL.
Indian corn, rice, buckwheat, &c. are
only considered good fodder. I.;cbio
states that If We were to 20 naked as the
Indians, or IT we were subjected to th,
same degree OF cold as the Semoi,dcs ue
should be able to consume the half If :,
calf and a dozen candles at a sjnrlc ma,l
During the excessive fatigue in low TEN.
perature, wheat -four fails to sustain the
system. This is owing to a defcien,r
IN .he elements necessary to supply uni
NAL heat, and the strong desire for o'e,,.
nous substances, under the circumst,n.
ces, has led to the belief that animal
food is necessary for human support
But late scientific experiments. and a
better acquaintance with the North
American Indians, have shown that :,
vegetable oil answers the same nurnoso
as animal food, that one pound Of parch.
cd Indian corn, or an equal quantity Of
corn meal made into bread, is more than
equivalent to two pounds of fat meat.
Meal from Indian corn contains moro
than four times as much oleaeinous mat.
ter as wheat flour; more starch and c.n.
seIuentIy capable of PRODUCING ,nnr.
sugar, and though less clu,ton, i, uther
important compounds it contain, u.,rlr
as much heterogeneous material tn,
combination of aimeutary compounds in
Indian corn, renders it alone the m;red
diet capable of sustaining man under Tho
most extraordinary circumstances In
1t, there Is "A natural coaIcsceuce Of ele
mentary principles which constitute rho
basis of organic life, that exists in M
other vegetable production Ia ultimate
composition, in nutritious properties IN
d'sestib'lity, asd in its adaptation to tho
varied necessities of animal life in tho
different climates OF the earth. corn mol
Is capable of supplying more of the ah
eolute wants Of the adult human system
than any other single substance IN ~.
'a's'-H4"f' Merchants Magazine.
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Original Notice.

STATE OF IOWA, CEDAR County, s.:
To .john We ke":te, II Ce,iur G., , Lpa:
Joh" Nke":tc, If Itn"xviconiu:
< lR /: You are hereby notified that there j.
- now on hie. III The office of the Clerk of the
District Court in Cedar county Il rcti,j, n of
In, "doru> }. Van WSck, .llrring that on or
about the 9TH day 81 April. A u. ISIS, John
~ hcnZc, oi Cedar county, ivwa, by deed Of
trust conveyed To Anthony Van Wv k. III. east
nal 81 southeast quarter OF section no twenty.
thee t2il ia TOW n>hp no. cnf .,,inc ~ north
OF range one \ west of the jtn T. M-uth ur-
iHlng SAID Van NJ"k thereof, upon CERTAIN con
diti"ns 10 sen said real estate and give the pur.
chaser deed therefor. That on the ,,h sep.
teInhcr 1855" Anthony Van WICK sold said
real estate to petItiunc for s3I7 IS. 100 and gave
him deed therefor. That John Mckenzie. of
PennsyiFana, prrteuls to claim the title of said
real estate-'a!,ely pretending that John Me.
kenAie. OF Cedar county, hal ns interest in said
Iauds-that this suit j. brought to ,uie, peti.
TONERS title to SAID real estate and for other re-
hef reclted IN sad petition; aud that urles, Won
appear on or before the first day of the mex,
term. and answer thereto, according To the rules
OF the Court judgment will be rendered against
you thereon.
Dated tins 10th day of February A. d. 1850.
lHEODDkCS ! VAN WYi'k. Plaintiff
Ey DAWSON, x TgrE 4 GRANT. Attorneys.
Published by order of Vim. T. Miller, Jnd,e of
the District Count
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sabbath school Books Published by th;.
House.

Inc ANN yersary and Sunday School Music Boo. No
!, contains " tunes and hymns Price cents each >
S eS per "i''teh. I's Anniversary and sunday
school Music Book. No. :, contain Ri tnn.s and b,,
trce . cents each : dol per hundred. Tn. Au,iyer-
.aFy and sunday School Music Book. No. 3 contains
u" tunes ana ny ms: price lcen:s EACH 3tol r hund
Inc Anniversary and sunday School Music Book No
sh"" ready II contains ~ tunes and hymns: uric.
"'rii's ea'h, doll per hundred. The 4 anniversary
ana sunday school Music Book. rouhiuir, Nos | AVA
with several additional pieces contains = ,unc and
~ mhS; tric' cents each. dolls. per hundred Thg
.t =, =, shs "us'c BOOK Nos aud ,: No. / con-
tatns u tunes and hymns. price cent; No. confirm
j" tunes ana Ii! nrs price cents each. dolls l. Itsl:
~, 80. Az. Tn Sai..tA >>e..l ii.u
tHhs IJI tunes and hymns: price I5 cent. .ar dolls
per hnndre' I"sag" two cents each; elegantly hpu.i
~ c'nts each. ID dollars per hundred. Corgryatioral
dollars Ter hundred.
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TWO EkTRAY COLTS

TAkEN UP by MerriIIs Wiley, ut his resi-.
dence in Inland Township, Cedar county, Iowa,
on the I'd day Of December. A. b. 1852 q two
year old light bay horse colt. and appraised at
S4a'C0. Als" a one year old horse colt, very
dark iron grey. with small white spot on his
forehead aud the left hind loot is white; and ap
praised ut $40 90 ALONZO SHAW,
Upton. Dec. 18th, 1859; Clerk c. G.