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The Deunlng House, Keokuk

The Deming HOase, KeOkuk.
We hear the most favorable, reports Of
Of the present management Of this excel
lent Hesel, Capt. J. N. Kittle, Proprietor.
Aaigentleman Of our. acquaintance who
dined there on occasion Of the Baptist Ex-
cursion, declares that the Dsming is the
>best Hotel west Of the Mississippi, lie in
sists that the dinner partaken on that ocea-
sion, was. the FIRST meal he had eaten for
three monthslas He is little enthusiastic
pbuta perfectly truthful man II should
oe.mentioned, in this connection. that Hen.
~, who has been Clerk of the Deming,
time whereof memory runs not to the con-
strsry, 10 still his post, and the universal
Avorits he has always been. So,
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Dn, BAKERS PAIN pANAcEa.

I'VE are not In the habit Of endorsing patent
medicines, unless We have indubitabie proof
DIR BAKERS Of their ehiciency. In view or the
multiplicity of quack nostrums
fAAN - With which the country Is con.
tinualiy flooded, II becomes Of
A AC u A. ten the duty OF IN journalist ia
warn the pihic against imposition than 10 eommend
medicines and remedies that possess merit mt han
medicine earns for itself reputation and es
an absolute necessity IN every family where there
Is disease, and when those who use II meter amer
aspense Win u when they are ia need OF . Remedy
ior pam or disease, II then becomes the duty ofthe
,ournsIist 70 make such medicine remedy aswide-
Known As possible. Our attention has NJ entity
D those VINO seitt, 70 the une xampled success Of
BAkEkS PAIN PANA0EA, which ha. gained
m edicine that has ever been sold in this cs,nfvv
Marshall lllinoisan, 81 - :. -.
For ssie BY Ill TAYLOR, otsumwa. rDcc.e
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AG1NrLRbAN,S cnreA Of Nervous nsbllty To-
competency, Premature Decay and Youthful Error,
aetuased bs dSsrsste ssesns others, win be happy
70 fur nish TO ell who need y ree Of charge the
cipe and directions for making the simple Rsasdy.
useA In his case. Those wishing 10 profit BY HE
perience-and possess q ysiashis Rsmedy-wi
receive the same, ~ return mall. tearsfuIly sealed
By addressing JOHN B. OGDEN.
No 90 NASSAU srassr. NEw-YosE,
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PRa soSAL- Hon. James Harlan, Mrs.
Harlan and Mrs, Marsh, of Mt Pleasant,
were in town yesterday the lad les on bus
mesa connected with the Sanitary Society.
Sen. Harlan, we regret to say. is in feeble
health.
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Or. BAKERS oais :
PAIN oPANACEA.

For the cure Of Paiu both externally and inter-
4 nallv. The greatest Pa:n-curing Remedy yet
discovered. Pain cannot long exist where
this remedy is Faithfully used
For PAIN In the Stomach Back and Bowels,
"a Burns, Bruises, Cuts and swellipgs, Collie, Dia-
and Earache, and Neuralgia, II cures almost
4 CHnTNiG DISEASES, such a. pyspep.
4 STA. Liver Complaint, General Debility. Fever
and ague, Canker, or sore mouth, Puttid Sore
= Throat, wax Eyes, Spine and Kidney Disease
Old Sores. ughs and Colds, and Caked or
Sore Breast. In all the above named diseases
II only needs TO be faithfully used and . cure 10
certain.
mr., u. y. smith, Druggist Of high standing,
In Richmon nd, Kentucky, says "Dr. BAKERS PAN
ACEA Is doing wonders In this heighborhood In the
way ofhealing the sick, the Rheumatics among the
number. Perhaps the most REMa RKABLR case 10 that
of an old citizen o. this place Who had been suffering
from Rheumatism for fifteen gears He IL now well
and for the great blessing he now enjoys In The
shape OF uninterrupted good health he 10 indebted to
your Invaluable PANAcEA.
Proprietor, n. scovILL.
1UNHE MT. PLEASANT FEMALE SIENNA
u RY.-This Seminary will com mence its first term
on the 7th day ofSeptember, 1853. The Principal,
Rev, g. p. Bergen, has secured the services Of ave
efficient Teachers In addition to himself and wife,
making Faculty ofseven. Five OF these profess
fonal Teachers OF long experience and eminent sue
cess. The istution 10 furnished with Philosophical
apparatusthrse Pianos; an d three music teachers,
The Principal has expended much time and Ia
Dor, ar Incurred heavy expense In hitting mp this
him with liberal pstronsge.
Fof further infor nation send for Circular.
Address =, Rev. GEORGE p. BERGEN,
hzt-leS g 49, eFftN4 : Nh HeasAnts iowa.
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RELIGious NorIcs.--Rev. e. Clark will
commence his laborsb;n connection with
the Congregational Church. mex, Sabbath
Oct. 25th.
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TIE County Supervisors were in session
from Monday until Wednesday morning,
when they adjourned until December l4th,
to canvass the soldiers vote.
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]. D, WEST 1 CO. 17s, Brsslvsy \. I.
ESNA ALECTURE
40 TO HDD1Nc MEX.

Just PHotsshed In q sealed ENseiops- Prtce 6 etc
A lecture ON the Mature. Treatmcnt
and Radical cure OF Spermatorrhoea Seminal
weakness, Involuntary EmissioDs, sexual Debility,
and lmpedments to marriage generally, Nevous-
ness. Go assumption, Epilepsy and Fits; Mental nd
Physical resulting from Self Abuse, Ae
By ROBERT. J. CULvERwELL, Author Of the Green
Book, dc. .ss4r ~,
The world renowned author, In this admirable lee
ture, clearly Proves from his own experience that
the awful consequences OF self abuse, may be effect
uaily removed without medicine and without danger
GUS surgical operations, scuges, Instruments. rings
or cordias. pointing ont mode of cure at once
certain and e1ectual, by which every suffer-
er, no matter what his condition may he, may cure
himself cheaply, privately and radically. THm
TuRKwILL PkuvE to thons Ands and thousa DIS.
Sent under SEAL to any address, In plain, sealed
envelope, the receipt Of six cents two postage
stamps, ~ addressing.
sess -. CHAs J. c. KLINE, Co.,
52-l4 I2T Bovery, n. Y, Post once Box, 1855.
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We are under obligations to VIM. Moll
or can OF excellent oysters. Hsis ir
constant receipt Of the best kind. He is
Also fixing up his new quarters in fine
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THE SINGER
Sewing Machines.

Our LETTER A FAMILY SEWING MACHINE 10
fast gaining worldwide reputation. II 10 be-
You'd doubt best and cheapest and most eautiful
Of all Family Sewing Machines yet offered to the
public. No other Fs miFy sewing Machine has
many useful sppl ancss for Hemming. binding, Fell
Ing, rucking, Gathering, Guaging, Braiding, En-
broidering, Cording, and % forth. No other Fami-
Iy Sewing Machine has 30 much capacity for great
variety OF work. win sew all kinds Of cloth. and
with all kinds ofthread Great and recent impreve-
ments make our Family Sewing Machine most rea
BILE and most durable and most certain In action
all rates of speed IL makes the spteriocked stitch
which Is the best stitch konwn- Any one, even Of
the most ordinary capacity, can see. ~ q glance,
h,w to use the letter. Family Serving Machine
our Family Sewing Machines are furnished in ehssts
and exqc'.te stile
The Folding Case OF the Family Maehin. Il q
piece Of cunnng workmanship Of the most useful
kind, Hprotectsthe machine when ncs In use,
and when shout 70 be operated may be opened a. .
sgacioms and table sustain the work.
woods, are finished In the simplest and ehssess
manner possible, Others are adorned and embelrh-
ed In the most costly and superb man
ner.
IT'S absolutely necessary to see the Family Ma.
chine in operation, 90 IS to judge of lite great
capacity and beauty.
II Il fss. becoming - popular for family sew-
Ing s. our Manufacturing machines are for manufac-
The branch Onces are veil supplied With ,ilk,
twist, thread needless OIL ks Of the very best quail
~.
Send for PAxrHLKr.
THE SIN FER MANUFACTURES COMPANY,
| ass Brosdwsv, New York.
~ CHICAGO OFFICE 50 CLARK STREET.
r. ". SMITH, AGEHTLN 0TTUNWA.
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BOOTS AND SHOES
WHOLESALE.

. I have Just received very large assortment q
BOOTS AND SHOES from the most celebrated nans-
factories. Having purchased them mostly for cash,
very low figures, will self them NJ correspond-
ingiy low rates-ss cheap the class Of goods
can be boughs either East West.
knowing thai the Stocks Of Retailers reqgirs re-
pienshing tthis time Of year, with reference to this
fact have supplied myself With splendid assert.
ment Of all styles of roos Orders solicited md
will be filed promptly with prime goods At prices
tina, cannot fsn TO suit. viii duplicate bills par-
chased any where, without exchange. adding onls
The freiyh *. y. ADAMS.
| Bc.,iKsrox, Ne! II, 1869
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHlLADELPHIA.

A Bsmeeo1emf Imsfitstioa esfdLiisAed by specialize
DE- r,nsnt torthe Rsitei oytAs Sick and Distressed
: a5ticfed tcih UraieRf and Chronic Diseases
aad especialsyfor hs Cure OF Dissass,o TfAe Ser
1as Organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by the Acting
scription Of their condition. laEe, occupation hab
its Of life Ac. andin eases Of eatrem poverty
furnish Medicine free Of chsyge.
Valuable Reports on spermatcrrhe an OF her n 10
eases 1.-THE Sexusi 0rgaBs and the New Rem, les
employ ed In the Dispensary, sent the Afflicted In
sealed letter envelopes free Of charge. Two hr
stamps for postage viii he acceptable.
Address, DR.. }. SKiLLix HoceHroS, Acting Saveeen
Howard Association. No South Ninth street lie
delphiA Pa. BY order ofthe Directors.
- ! -. EZRA d. HEARrwELL, Prestds~
aEo.FAIRcHILD, Sec rotary. ~
April 1851 'sn
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DR.. O. "A. FULLER,
OTTUNWA, IOWA,
60 seriy from New York. more recently from Men.
3 mouth, Ininois,)

q res CANCERS, Fits, rheumatism, scROFULA,
eases with dispatch and certainty. He cures all fe.
male difhculties. His medicines work like charm.
raising many from their beds, after long and pro-
tracted illne Q, In few weeks. He cures and war
rants permanent cure for all Secret Diseases. NO
matter what their species are.
The sick headache cured three rsl dollars or Ii
money will be refunded.
Dr. Fuller is the original founder OF the Good sa-
maritan Cordial, Fulles's Analytic Ointment, and
and Fullers Sick Headache Pills, that creating
great noteriety everywhere they have been used
All letters enclosing stamps responded to immedi.
sicily. 5sss4A 2sf7tt4 ~ ~ wei ~ 4 $3.50 rt.
Patients should apply Immediately A. the DoctoI
win have to leave and to Chicago the first Of 0c
tober. vF..-ets,,,, A-16
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VESTS lmproved
PUMP.
Anti reezing, Double Acting,
Forcing and Lifting.

These pu1ps have now zen l., general use a nusf
Der ofyears, an give better satisfaction than any
other. and are recommended as
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LEGAL NOTICE.
John c. whipplt
Thos W Alfred
arab w Alfred

LEGAL NOTICE.
John c. whippel -ss.iast
@ T. vs. jSr4 H.l- r@H sfsF
Thos W Alfred Stamp szHiE aeed
arab Alfred kst5& l4 Ttssss =;
To Thomas W Alfred and Sarah "
Alfred: You and each Of you are hereby notified
that the petition OF John whipp'e II file In
the Office ofthe Clerk OF the District Court OF Wap-
clio county, Iowa, In which said Whipple asks the
foreclosure Of certain mortgage upon certain
estate In Wapelio and Keokuk Counties, Iowa, exc
cuted by you 10 said WhiRple, on the. 18th day Of
December, 1861 for the purpose OF securing the pay
ment of two notes, executed by you, Thomas W. All
red to said whipple, for the sum Of eight hum
dred dollars, same date OF mertgage. Petitioner
asks Judgmeet, against you Thomas W. Alfred, for
thousand dollars interest and COATS Now unless
you and each Of you appear and make defense TO
sa i'd tion before Of the Cd day Of the
next term oil the District Court of wapello county
Iowa, TO be ced on the S0th day of Novem-
Der, 1868, default win be taken sgairst you and
to prayer Of petitioner, M WILLIAMS,
Atty for Petitioner
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Eu0o NERNors sUPpERERs or norm arxrs :
THE onfessioms and Expcrsemce

5at 4'ssVg aa HEes or Al tst4es, ttysts.3 4 ~
INV ALID,
Published for the benefit and % . warning and
A CAUTION TO YOUNG MEN
who suffer HON nervous debility Premature decay OF
manhood etc. supplying ut the same time
THE MEANS OF SELF CURE
~ one Who has cured himself amer being put to
crest expense andinjury through medical humbug
and quackery -
Ry incissis rst paid addressed epvelaps ,siosie
copies may be had ofthe author. = r
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR. ESQ.,
Ills Bedford, Kings Co., N. Y.
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H. SCOVILT., Proprietor.
70, Randolph ST., Chicago.

to whom al orders should be addressed. ~
eoid by J. L. T,ylor. at 0ttumwa q. r. Knigh
Agency CT. n. Steel and Cts. Ozark, Fairfield
=. J. BrownBiruinEhan. AP; 30 90
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-18
The LOYALTY of Ease Tcnnessee.

INCIDENTS OF GEN. BURNsIDE's ADVANCE.
The Cincinnati Commercial has an inter-
esting account of Gen. Burnside's late cam
paign, from which we extract the following -
''The East Tennesseeans were so glad to
see our soldiers that they cooked everything
they had and gave it to them freely, not ask
ing pay, and apparently not thinking of it.
Women stood by the roadside with pals of
water, and displayed Union flags. The won
der was where all the stars and stripes came
from. Knoxville was radiant with flags. At
a point on the road from Kingston to Knox
vile sixty women and girls stood by the road
side waving Union flags and shouting 'Hurrah
for the Union Old ladies rushed out of their
houses and wanted to see Gen. Burnside
and cried, welcome, welcome, Gen. Burn
side welcome to East TENNESSEE
Near Kingston our boys had carried off
wel-rope so that water could not be drawn
Gen. Burnside ordered the quartermaster to
give the woman of the house rope. He gave
her one twenty five feet long. SHE said her
well was only twenty feet deep, and would
not have the extra five feet of rope.
"a Mrs. Staples, whose husband had been
murdered by the rebels, came out to see Gen.
Burnside, caught his hand and told him he
was welcome-they were glad to see him.
The soldiers had taken all her corn, but she
did not care for that. The general assured
her that her corn should be paid for, and he
asked her how much she had. She said there
was four acres in the lot. He asked her how
much it yielded to the acre. She said, if well
tended it would yield sixty bushels, but she
had been obliged to tend it herself, and she
thought there was only thirty bushels to the
acre, and would only take pay at that rate
These incidents of the simple honesty of the
people will illustrate their character, and the
feeling with which they looked on the trium
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-18
FRIDAY MORNING, SEPT. IS, 1868.

plant march of our troops. They care little
about the policy of the administration All
that they want is that the rebels shall be
whipped and the Union restored. They have
no fears after that They associate as well
as they may, liberty, Justice and peace with
the Union; and they know they have had OPP
preston, anarchy and bloodshed in the south
ern confederacy. 1t is a common expression
among them, 'We were born under the old
flag of the constitution; they are good enough
for us, and we intend to die under Them
About Knoxville the people were pointing out
the hiding-places of the rebel stores, and
were Jealous in so doing. The prominent
secessionists at Knoxville fed with Buckner.
There are few left who have assisted the Sc
cession bloodhounds, and the popular express
sion was they must leave here or they must
die. They cant live here"
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proofs of the value of government furnished
to-day in the victories of labor and the har-
vest, to pledge them all to the higher victory
OF constitutional government and constitu-
tlonal liberty. If the time shall come when
this Union must perish before our eyes
which, heaven inspiring the valor Of our arms,
e'er forbid-then, here, in the fields and viii
lagos of ancient Worcester, where the virtues
OF the fathers have not been engulted in the
wave of Luxurious civilization, even here,
the spirit of freedom shall find one refuge
more, and breathe its last sigh on the bosom
of its best friend!
In the absence of Gov. Andrew, the secre-
tary of state, Oliver Warner, was introduced
to speak for the state government. He alluded
in the highest terms of praise to our chief
magistrate, whose official duties had made it
impossible for him to be present. and said that
beautiful Worcester county, with her twin in
dustries, agricultural and mechanical, was the
fairest sight on the globe. He made an eulo-
CYSTIC allusion to Gov. Lincoln, who in 1918
was one of the first to organize this society
the serenisSimus gubenator of the old COM
monweath. Great applause followed this al
fusion to the venerable governor, who was
present.
Hon. Amasa Walker, who followed, spoke
of the overshadowing war which tcoRld claim
our attention, and commented on the hostility
OF Great Britain, whose statesmen feared the
growing power of great liberal power like
the United States.
To-day the entire attention of the society
will be given to horses The entries are very
numerous, and the concuurse of spectators
will undoubtedly be very great.
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THRATs OF ADvERTTaTWO.

rHH DAILY sPr;-one square" Cthrse fOurths
hen'' n1t Insertion, o.; each subsequent insertion
"esnt'' one week, %; two weeks, % IS; month,
~ three months ST one year. $40 For half square
tue price wi" DO three fourhs the price Of one square
sus advertisements and Special Notices. extra price
snns MhEhLr First insertion 81 per square each sub
EY-All transient Advertisement. uu.t n. maid IN al
make quarterly payments "''' W 'St1's~ ~
~ No 0ratuitous Advertisement. M ronoyt r..o.
lutions or proceedings Of any cornoraon apcisi, ~
association, and no alton designed 10 cali az
tenton to any matter Of limited or indvidual lnterrs
can De inserted, unless paid for Advertisement
~ The Publishers will not hold themselves resuons-
PIE Tor any errors that may occur beyonl amour
charged for the Advertisement. "
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Heal Gstate.
y DESIRABLE FARM FOR SALE

q
pfiii IN N0RrHRRIDGE, MASS.-The Farm now
sse-@owned and occupied by Ja Taft. known as
1.-THE hecler Farm" 'tcd in he soutleas part
OF Northbrdse ON the road eaiing from Providence
,MorGvsier, one ana one arter mites nom hltin's
Depot, on the Prbvide and Worcester railroad The
farm con AIMS 2 acres of excellent land divided into
IN wlhs paSturagc and tiaee, with alb acres of
WOODLAND of viii h is Of twenty years gruwth IS
acres OF the moving il the lest interval land the
BlacSs ona Valley. the Blacks. one river running
throughH Tile bun ings wGillocated aud supplied
with " ttsr f. IN never failing sprrT. The dNclling
hou Is It stories high, As by IS, With 10 by II
The bar il 100 Ivy 81, with spacious stock yard and
sheds The corn barn is 20 by is Two carriage houses
20 by 5, and y dwelling nouse 40 by 20 A OF
the buildings in excellent condiil hon The farm cuts
is well sup2li. wi Irdt trees H.. Persons dc.rons
Of purchasing good farm are uyited'o call and
inc this i'rce 50 500-one half cash, and the
ance to be secured by mortgage thc fam Inquire
OF Charles Bowen of Worcester or ofJames OH
premises, deop&MZWH
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ID. j RAWSON. West BOylstoI.
Upton, March L. 1868. diff nlch5
UALUABLE RIAL ESTATE FOR

SALE.-The subscriber offers for sale, at a low
rate, about twenty-five of Tilagc and Pasture
Land, situated sails Jury street, about halt mile
north OF the Post Office IN Worcester this land IS avail
able for house lots for agricultural uortcutura
purp IS 1t is FOUNDED on the month by Salisbury
street, east BY new street extending from Salisbury
street 20 the Joe Bill Road south by the Joe 81 Road,
and west by land of Stephen Salisbury.
For te pplv TO the subscriber at his office, No. 1873
Main street, Worcester.
81 DIFF Mo r. DAVIS
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yin u = TWO SlOTN t'WGI-
lS3iI ling House, nearly situated North Ash
sAland street. fist house from William. the west
size said house contAiis fifteen we'll fms cd rooms
conveniently arranged for three tcncnens Each
te ement is abundrnily supplied tr ugh the with
OK; ll-nt well watef.Thcre also soft
veni;ces Also lot of $500 te Of land adjoining ly
Ing on William street. viii n be had with the
House tdeSired
Terms sy. For further particulars i, qli on the
premises, at Pdrtri1ges Carpenter shop, Central
street sIo
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FARM FOR SALEM UPTON

asiis MASS-rne Farm owned and 0 cupied by
2Az;hc widow Phila Rawson situated in the norther
" part OF Upton, on the road from Upton to Westboro
two and ona matt miles Fl the centre of CptOn and
four miles from Westooro Depot; fourth OF mile
from school Contains l66 excellent Land
divided into Mowing Pastdrare and lia e. with about
50 acres of good WOODLAND and Cranberry Meadow Of
~ acres good TIVE story H0Ese ~ by go with an l. 30
by IL Barn ne rly new, 90 by So Com Barn and
Wooiho Sc, 40 by Is Spring water brought tn the
house ami iarn. rhe farm cuts hay ugh dl the
barn. The alb We farm will be sold a bargain. Most
If the pur nase money cal remain on mortgage.
For particulars enquire of the subscribers.
NOSE A. RAWSON, Upton, Mass.
ID. j RAWS0N. West BOylstoI.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-02-27
To 90 surnptlVeS.

TINE ADVERTISER, having been restored to
L health in few WEEKS by very simple
remedy after having suffered several years
with severe lung affection, and that dread
disease, Consumption-is anxious to mai 9
known to his fellow sufferers the means oil
cure. Ani..a' ~ a
To all who desire it he will seEd q copy oil
the prescription used tree Of cnarge,) with
the directions for preparing and using the
same, which they will find SURE CuRE FOR
CONSUMPTION ASTHMA, BRoNcH,rls, &C. The
only object of the advertiser in sending the
Prescription is to benefit the afflicted, and
spread information vi ioh he conceives to be
invaluable, and he hopes every sufferer will
try his remedy, as It will cost them nothing,
and may provea blessing
Parties wishing the prescription will please
address REV. EDWARD A. Wilson,
WilHamshurgh, Kings County, ". Y. Iucvi