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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-29

A meeting in aid of SwathmOre College was
held at the Friends Westinghouse In Ffteentst last
evening.
The Gavel Lodge of the Order of the Knights
OF ST. Pythias met yesterday morning AT st. Johns Hail.
corner OF Bowery and Delancey-st.
The Hon. Stewart L. WOodford last evening
delivered the first Of OF free lectures under
auspices OF the Lee Literary Association, in Third
Unversast Church. OF Of Blocker and Downing
SITS. The subject Port Sumter"
About o'clock last evening fire occurred
in the hat and cap OF H. q. Waen No sol Third
stock damaged TO the extent Of $780, which was COW
cred by Insurance.
An informal meeting of the members OF the
American Institute was held at No "a Cooper Inst
tute last evening for the purpose OF nominating officers
TO be voted on at the election on Thursday evening Feb
H. As the meeting entirely OF an Informal nature,
the nominations will not at present DO made public
Mr.. Frank Renney, while acting temporarily
foreman OF the woTknen abOrng upon the southern
Boulevard one hundred and thirty secOndst,
on Wednesday last instantly Killed by quantity OF
frozen earth falling upon him. He was Canadlan and
tablishing the grade OF the Southern Boulevard.
Col. Chas. 0. Rogers of The Boston Journal
arrived here by the Alaska, from Aspinwal yesterday,
ana Is stopping az the st. Nicholas Hotel Col Rogers
went 10 the Pacific coast short time ago Tor the behett
OF his health which, we regret TO learn, has not been
improved by his journey.
The Hon. John Scott, u. s. Senator elect
from Pennsylyania, the Hon. q. q. Fogg New-Hamp-
shire, Gen Ira spaulding, Washington, aud Gen. VIM
Irvine, Emlra, are at the Aston House. Gen. w. H.
BeEnap. I0gn. Col. w. j. Denver, Massachusetts, the
Hon. H. - Matthews, Baltimore and Dr. II. =. Rice, En-
gland are at the metropolitan Hotel +. C. Bailey Of
IM boston H1did WIN. Williams, Buffalo, and Col H. r.
MeComD Delaware, at the Fifth Avenue Hotel The
Hon W. ~ e. Gus, Cleveland is at the st. Nicholas Hotel
Gen. T. Illglnan MAINLAND. Capt. w. a. Parker aud
Paylp4ser X L saudug, y. 3. Navy, are at tho Hon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-29

the result of the experiment the States
upon that plan was very encouraging to It's advocates
but the question he proposed 10 discuss nom Mas tn9 Vi
the proper submission TO States OF the proposed Coh
suODal Amendment. The kepuDhCan aI n .9 ~,
fully avoided making equal SURFACE an ISSUE IN thc ran
elections: had indeed, expressly dlsaVOwed " IN the
Chicago platform, in which, afer asserting thAt inc
guarantees Inv Congress OF equal suffrage 20 all loyal men
at the Souh was demanded by every consideration OF
uube safety OF gratitude and OF Justice, ana must be
inantained they had added, "whe the question OF su
rage i'm the loyal States belongs 10 the people OF those
vet now they proposed in violation OF that plat
form and OF the pledge implied To IT, 70 submit this Con-
sttutjonal Amendment to Legislatures elected without
representing the will of the people in regard TO IT. The
party that could be guilty OF such trick ana fraud was
unworthy OF the support the respect OF honest
Mr.. STEWART In reply said that the Kepunnean
party would submit the amendment Tor ratlncat9h IN
The mode provided by the Constitution. Inc m0de IN
which the preceding Fourteenth Amendment, had been
submitted and ratified And even II 1t were the desire 70
submit 10 to the people In more direct way ~ couu OI
be done because the Constitution ala net point out any
such way The clause of the Chicago PLATFORM clted Dy
the Senator from Indiana Mr. Hendrcksl meant that
the people OF the loyal states were to vote through lne
Representatives In the Legislatures upon the question Oh
suffrage and could not have meant that they VOC upon
1t directly because there was no C0nstlttlohal WY
doing and the Chicago platform ala not W
amend override the Constitution
Nh. DAVIS withdrew the amendment
THE Transfer OF THE INDIAN BUREAU -,
Mr. HENDERSON at this point reported, from the
COMMITTEES on Indian Affairs the House bill to restore
the Indian Bureau TO the War Department, with an
amendment. in the nature OF suDsttute creating Do
partment of Indian Affairs. 49, -, 49,.
Mr. DIXON Dem COnn.l rose to continue the discus,
cusson on the Constitutional Amendment, but gave way
for motion 20 60 into executive session. when was hhuo
by Mr. EDMUNDS and carried; and So at 550 ocloek W
m the Senate went into executive session, and sometime
rftpHn a al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-29
MRS. M. G.. BROWNE
w UEBQUALRD
SCALP RENovAToR.
THE SCALE rs TnR REsERYoIR- on rHE aol


clouds are the reservoir earth nt. manner the
body. in the eIOud a.
earth would DIE and would be food for beast Wh
there Scalp the Scalp de tie bsaA., an
o. whers This Of things the precursor boa,,a
and dead ash which leaves the eOEsuop open thar ma,
any terminate life.
Ip pointing the value Of the Scalp FsnoYstor Il NUT no, IA a.
pecd do for the body than The frost and now do a.
earb rain and dew, with the frost aud snow complete the
God for the earth zach ofhese mOures has ia own so,L
FORM and they all perform them we'll
The Eyes, Ears and Scalp the designed BY h Ap
Creator passing suitsbe moisture sysen tins
preserving the body Aud mind by the which .u, an,
preserve the EARTH The body Of the earth usl be b.
the mind would grow and expand -
TRUB LOGIC OP THE SCALP
There illogical that Of treating IN.
alone either Badness BIauehng Falling Of the Hair or an, 1
disease Of the Scalp. .r--
through preparation used stop its hrg She said she
Catsrb bu. through Turkish baths almost cured or
asked her candid aud tell what disease had hs,
in her system her hair stopped coming Der C,,s,
psaed better She paused still insisted she have som.
toms Of a new disease Il could not be otherSse.
Well she replied AN gstg little deaf my ewes r.i, r
This sad form Of the sane disease which Jour BAL, "a
fall Of and produced Catarrh
The scalp cannot be the abstract regardless III.
rounding H. II must treated conjunction With the
Would not farmer be looked upon fool who wOu rpeld Ma In
song the top Of onnd Does he not reach down he
Of the sOll SO you go in BY The eye, and ran "a
scalp you The Of hi,
Banehed Failing Hair, Badness, Scalp DiseA a uu
you would be wise let scalp remain ,oosA
alone awaken Sleeping and Barking Dogs ia eoasse
The Scalp RsaovOr valuable toth scalp the Po Sew
are to the earth Snow alone win preserve ,ar,h
aud furnish and BEAST Rain and Dew Drops
pany the Pro These three for the eah
the body Is EARTH have three distinct mOurrs They
essentially necessary keep dssaie bay from the
Of the head to the sole 1.-THE foot
NO a-THR SCALP RESOyATOR
peueaes through the scalp t6ng the reservoir underlying A. from
which whole system supplied With mOsur easing he
mpsrBg cool refreshing feeling the
head eeesual eoabor With Number and Number In
removing from the bead sad trunk and s regulate the
me eonspated bowels
removes all DandruS keeping the scalp beautifully cean W,as
and Warts disappear before IT, scalp forth Thick
son healthy hair Gray gradually restored to s orLai color
~ 1t differs from ..Ler preparations being free On Salphsr or
Lead which the Of the ha cuts OF ventilation and
dries up the giving ulttiu which lies underneath the scalp,
thus producing blindness insanity disease. and death
~ Of the hair shows the condition Of The constitution
and where there Kind would the MgrAPYs
CAL DISCOVERY The SCALP RBSoyAToR Of the tire.
parts Of the Discovery.
To be had Of Druggists Price ST. large size snail 20 cents
Please nclose 10 Mrs ~ G. Browns Metaphysical Pamphlet
TO No 81 Bond-st, New-York. 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-29
WEEKLY MEETING OF THE POLYTECHNIC
INSTITUTE

The regular weekly meeting of the Poly
echnic Branch OF the American Institute was held at
Room No a. Cooper Institute, last evening Prof g. D.
Tman presided. After unlm po=tan business had
been transacted the subject the evening which was
"The Proposed Broukiyu Bridge" was taken up. DIR.
Edwards opened the discussion 6ad proceeded TO Hye
an elaborate statement Of his plans aud iGeas lie did
not think that Brooklyn would be- any longer q
city OF rapid growth, but thought New-lork should
be enlarged by tunnelng the North River at
Jersey City, and flling up the Harlem River lie
was called 20 order for not combining his remarks
10 the subject under discussion, and followed by
Mr. Jozier who exhibited drawing Of combined sus.
pension and abutment bridge as patented and invented
by Mr. Ienuel Welman Wright Of England. Mr.. LOzler
read description OF the bridge and the inventor Mr.
Wright made some additional explanations DR. Rich
addressed the meeting upon plan Of communication
with Brooklyn. He denied the practicabity OF bridging
the river and alsO asserted that tunnel was not avail
able. He advocated causeway as tho most useful plan,
aud proceeded TO explain at length his reasons for the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-29
SOCIETY FOR THE EMPLOYMENT AND RELIEF
oE poor WOMEN

The twenty fourth annual report of the So
ciety for the Employment and Relief Of Poor Women
gives interesting statistics Of the laOors OF TINS
effective but unoseutatous charity Its objects are DC
clared 10 be 10 prevent in measure the laupeIs when
forms painful feature In Our community 70 super
sqde the daily aims giving, which instead OF DenehunR
only tends 20 deepen the degradation OF the recipients Dy
deprvng them OF healthful sedependence to elevate
them TO the rank OF Independent abOrers, and insure
them a fair compensation for their work. To attain
these objects the Society supplies woTK % women able
and willing 10 labor whO having young children, orfrom
sickness o infrmity. are unable 70 leave theE
homes or 20 obtain employment elsewhere. one thuus
and three hundred and thirtyhye dollars aud ninety
seven has been paid for material during the past
year. and 81 u has been paid TO the poor women en-
plOyed for labor In making garments when nave sOd TOT
2I 9O S7s4 have been received In subscriptions. aud
Sis Donations the largest OF the latter being the sum
OF Ss All Souls Church and $50 from the Churoh
of the Messiah. The Board OF Managers receive app
oants for relief who are willing labor AZ plain sewing
&c, IN the basement Of All Souls Church, corner Of
Fourthaye and Twentethst, every Thursday, nom 10
m TN nOon The Society cffers for sale az NO 1A5 East
Ihirteenthst variety Of garments, such ns dressing
gowns slippers. Undertaking., &c, which nave bcch
made under It's direction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-29

Yesterday Afternoon II belonged M Holmes The flames
communicated it h supposed from FIRE made BY Migrants who bad
Winter jacob Conrade who
was severely and thought fatally injured by the boiler explosion
oo SATURDAY. evening ad recoreIed The use Of
John CaEke F three Worahpa Master o.
Lodge No ST. aud III, was presented WIZ 70
WedHesday evening Respectable
drss. and was arrested evening for stealing expensive
hs rom ~ store Of Co.. No IA BToadst, While pre-
sadpg 10 make purchase The shawl secd under Der clothes
She ave AZ her as Sarah and Mary MeCArek
her oon we're found u for jewel shoes dry goods
etc from heh Is Inferred by the officers that she professional
sbopliher - :, =.
PATTERSON N 1.-The Roman Catholic Cattle
dra will be ready for worship the SpngThe Board Of
met last evening
FARMINGDAIE N 1.-The steam saw.mill be-
Williams totally DESTROYED ny nfe AZ w
O'Clock Wednesday evening No insurance Loss aDou
GREENWICH, CONN.-S. NJ. Hewatt, esq. DENY
cred biz lecture Cue Wednesday evening 70
ags audience the Town Hail. under the auspices oil 1TeeR"
Iodge No 68. | q. r. T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-29
LATEST SHIP NEWS

ARRIVED.
L. Revenue steamship Hugh Mccullough MeTrymsn from sraa
far Banega and East Of Fire aud saw no Inward oonad
Steamship Wamsutta Fish. Neg-Bedford mdse and pass
Steamship Empire Price. Alexandtis, ndse and paL
steamship Neptune Baker Boston iudse and pass
Brig Spear, Tancke, Bahia, 81 DAYS, wood, Gc
sehr. Starlight Mcintyre Portland, 3 days, lumher.
scHOONKRs-RIYEK And CoAsrwsE
James Henry, Newport NJ. b. Bartlett noTHalA
Gloucester Newiayen. s. 7. GodNin Snmiori
Flora, Bridgeport Ann Bridgeport
SAILED.
Seamsbips-Sew-York Bremen; Eagle, Havtnai Cen baL -
Vannah Sargossa Chaon Saratoga Norfolk Brunette Pade
pha Shp-LOokOut San Francisco. ..l
DOMESTIC PORTS. e
CHARLEsToS jan BAuiyed sch Constitution neW iorhi a.
Young Philadelphia Cleared steamships Herman Livingston e
York. Fannie BlmoTe Sailed, steamship Magnolia NeE'lOI
seh4 L. Morgan Baracoai A. Lawrence, Providence. , n
NEwLOSpoE 2-Auised schT A. @ Pesse New ork hev
James Campbell from cruise soops Goa Lear Illusions
Ripple Greenpont Saed sehs RooerI fame
Greeupoint; Bell Of ghe Bay, Georges Baesl
PRANcsCo, jan 2AuVed ship conquest from heWiorL
Cleared Anuie Weston Liverpool with ~ 900 SACKS wheat
MISCELLANEOUS
The Edewhs steamship Santiago de Cuba Of Lgton Fox Cos
Line will for ewOeans Saturday Jan 800 at O'CLOCK
N Pier No. % North RIVER foot OF North Noorest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-29

FROM SAN FRANCISCO jan I4In Steamship hoBtan@@John
Hogan the Lowry Henry Well GustSVe DaTrs hss
infants servants COhlner H. Frank WlsiSn W p
n A. Martin. r. johnson, G. w. Huntey, Philip holn,
Henry smith Daniel Lawson G. Prohsd Mrs Feldr and
child H. LTerty wife and ebd s. T. Putnam Oha Obsch Lea
nee Holmes wife and child; Cesyeand j. Hunter wife and
son; Horace Hastings Captain Reynods s. Nj Colonel
w Cooper T. s. Weeks and wife, }. r. Cochran, r. 5.
Snow j. W CroNel Capt Hsgeman lLeut Ia ~ Nosyes u -
N Mrs Bowen and sister. Mrs T. Joseph and he chi
den Mrs Carrie williams Mark Ferguson &C. Tany DaHiel Wey
n MeAIil lin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-29
PILOT COMMISSIONERS.

TO ne Editor or The Trt6une.
SIR: Your Albany correspondent is mistaken
in the statement he makes that the Pilot Commissioners
mad not any report the Legislature the sub
ecs Of their receipts and expenditures on tho ls OF
April last the Commissioners sent 10 the Senate, I'm
spouse call made upon them by Senator Dreamer OF
that body full statement OF all their receipts and
pendtureB for the last three years being all that was
asked for. As 10 the resolution OF Mr. Jacobs may
1.-THE voice Is jacobs voice. but the hands are the nauds
OF Esau." am, &c. GEO. W. BLUNT
NCtC- York, Feb n, 1869.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-29
MEETING OF OFFICERS OF THE ARMY or THE
| POTOMAC.
The following circular has been issued:

The following circular mas Decn issued;
To the O0ioers Ofhe Army Of Me Potomac, BY GeRs Is
CALLS aud BUTTERFfELD.
preliminary meeting OF the officers OF the Army OF tie
Potomac will be held At the ArmOry Of the 22d Regiment
NewYok City, Feb a. 1869 at " noon From correspond
ence received IL feared that misapprehensOn exists
as 10 this meeting The call merely for the purpose OF
organization, formation Of constitution and bylaws,
and fix time and place for grand reunion While II
is desirable 70 have large attendance the preliminary
meeting those who only attend OF the occasions
should prefer the reunion, 10 Is particularly desired that
all officers who desire become members OF the associa
ton should send in their names present address, with
their corps and rank in that army In order that they
NAV communicated with and advised OF the Organza
ton and time and place for the reunion IL is not neces
sary To appear in uniform az the !lrst meeting,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-29
ATTEMPTED MURDER IN wILLIAMsBURGH.

A negro bootback named Fletcher last night
made murderous assault Daniel Foley OF the Ma
sonic Temple while the latter was eectng him from inc
The boy completely severed Mr.. F0leys nose from MS
face thus leaving him disigured for lie Fletcher was
arrested at midnight by Roundsman HOadley ana OHoor
Thomas Holland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-29
pASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM HAMBURG-In steamship Holsats Jan 8-hr Lqtoyic
and sister Mohtl Saer Hans Seheb Max Rocker Hem schG'Is
RoM Kemnercb Al Heunies Carl Hte, Hnr Appen, g.
Weke Ftsch Ernst Weyersbeg Victor EeImann Osog
wife Augustus Lake Margaret LAKE, joseph reu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-29
IAnnounesments.l

All care and anxiety about Burglary removed
ne the BURGLAR TELEGRAPH Hundreds ho are use
g testify fact Eight experience and never broken
onb PAMPHLET LoOk out for infngementA Each case
or vending noted and dealt with the full eItsHt OF the
law Tor such provided The rubber coat on the street has no con
nse,io, with tIs once f. HoLNEs No. pol Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-29
HOME NEWS.


- FL $500 THE WEATHER.
YEwloRK Hour. Their Bar Wind Hour Inet baa ~ w
jan b. y ~ - S fesssw 3 % @ii y
Rvu.RKaNor,ngy,ry eoudg l:90 cloudy at 2:lO; very
cloudy 1870; cloudy variable to III seet a. $50 Ahsrn9onE
Yer, BVenpgCoudy TO sghuy CLOUDY
nom g; 0; little hAIy from $50 to To- lazy 10 IL
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pASSENG ERS TO ARRIVR.

SuNpAY-SCnooL BoOKs.-BROUGHToN d WY
xls No 10 keep largest and best assortment
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-12-09
sod Farm for Sale.
,fINESr IMPROVED FARM

A,,o,nty, for sale. Is situated u miles west
: aHc'n. and cDnsists OF eighty acres; all I'M
n The . tone hundred rods OF which Is hcdge),
anu divided into four helds.
On the farm Il q never falling spring, and
two wells-One at the house and the other at
the barn. An orchard Of 100 bearing apple
trees of the most choice varieties; alsO pllilns,
cherries. currants, strawberries, raspberries,
gooseberries, and grnpes Fffteen acres OF the
land contain Asplendid growth Of young tim
contains six rooms. pantry. rlosetx, and pres.
ses; under which Is agoOd dry cellar, impervi-
GUS to frost. new hank lnFn. xixeg x4 feet,
ling for l6 head OF horsoe Also, all necessary
outhuildings, such ~. sheds, stiles, woodhouse,
smok eh0Os0G. &C. Also . new picket fence.
dressed and painted, enciosln9 house ard and
gnrden. 4 public r0ad passes the buildings,
For price and terms enquire OF the subscri.
Der, living on the farm.
Nov. 5, lS6Sm3 CHAS s. FUNK.
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A Few Maxims for Girls.

Never make your appearance In the
morning without having first bathed,
II only with n sponge and quart Of
water, bsushed and arranged your
hair, and dressed yourself neatly and
completely. Keep your clothing, es.
pecially your under clothing, in pergect
order. Never let pins do duty rs but
tons, or strings take the place Of proper
bands.
Examine every garment when 1t
comes from the wash, and, II necessary
mend it With neatness and precision
DO not sew up the holes in your stock
ings, as we have some careless, untidy
girls do; bat take In broad margin
around the hole, be 1t SIN Ill or large,
with fine iarning needle and darning
cotton, and cover the fracture with an
linterlaid stitch so close as to he as strong
as the body Of the stocking, and and fine
enough to he ornamental.
Stockings mended is this way need
darning but very few times In the
course Oh tnelr existence.
Never carry course embroidered or
laced handkerchiefs. Fine, plain ones
are much more lady-like.
Avoid open worked stockings aud
very fancy slippers. Fine, plain white
hose and black kid slippers, with only a
strap or rosette IN front, are more be-
coming.
Train yourself to some useful occupa.
ton. Remember 1t Is wicked to waste
time, and nothing gives sucI, an impress
sion Of vanity aud absolute Stiffness, "a
. habit OF idIiDg and never having any
thing to DO.
Ifyou are in your fathers house, take
some department Of household labor up
on yourself, and a part Of the sewing,
and make it your business to attend to
it. Do not let call from this idle
girl, or . visit from that, or oil invita-.
ton from the other, interfere with the
performance Of your duty.
Let your pleasures come as the recrea.
ton, not as the business of your lille.
Ifyou want to marry, do not court OF
Try to attract the attention of gentle.
men. A little wholesome Indifference,
real or assumed, will be much more
likely to accomplish the object. Con-
slider, moreover, that 1t is better to be a
woman than wife, and do not degrade
your rex BY making your whole exist
enee turn on the pivot Of matrimony.
Ifyou esp. cultivate to perfection
bop,e art BY which you can gain an in
hependent livelihood. DO it whether
there Is Necessity for IT or not. Do it
SuietIy. ifyaq will, but 30 il, There is
y telling when or Hn4er what clrcum-
.sneas Iaq may need il.-De"iqrcst
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sTAs Illustrated pamphlet, csstalnins price
Iisas, WIKI samples sfbeth the Grsver Il Baker
Stitch asA the Shsttie stitch ID the varloss
fabrics, viii - NaPu1shea - PVNooee.
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PRICES.-A FAIR OFFER.

Send the retail price. Washer ~, Extra Wrsneef ~
and will forward either both machines ffee 81
freight places where one is selling, and sure
that they will he liked, that agree to refund
the money If any one wishes to return the machine
free of freight, after months trial. aecordngto d.
rections. ia ~#*@M xs@#@ @Fs@ ss.E
No husband father or brother shouad PERMIT tbs
drdgery of washing with the hands. my two 1aysif
the year, when it can be done better m01e expe0i-
,iousy with less LABOR and nc ,nlsry e The
1anv assers with exclusive fight OF sale make mon.
ey fast selling them.
sd by dealers generally, to whom liberal diseounts
made. g 49,, 4.
II. G.. BROWNING, Gen. Agent,
37m6 81 COrtlandt ST., New York.
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Commissioners Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersign-
~ ed Commissioners, appointed by the Cir
cult Court of Cedar county, Iowa. will sell on
Saturday, the 18th day Of December, 1869, on
the promises, at 10 o'clOvis A. Me Of said day
the property known as the Thompson estate;
the same being the southwest quarter of sec
ton ten l0), township eighty $50, range 3
west of the 9Th p. m; and the northwest quar-
ter of said section. township ana range, save
and except about 32 acres heretofore sold
About 50 acres of the property above named II
good timber land. AID will be sold in lots ut
from pa to 5 acres each to suit purchasers
The farm land will he divided and sold in two
farms. with timber sufficient for each. This
barn out buildings, fences, &C, and will MAKE
two tine farms. .E.-4 = -.
TERMS OF SALE.-Timbcr land half cash, and
balance in one year, with ten per cent interest
with approved security.
Farm land one third cash. and balance in
one and two years, with ten per cent interest
secured by mortgage on the property.
Upton, Iowa, Nov. ii, 1854 .#
j. r. PAWLING,
EIa.t= II. SWARTZI.ANDER,
fowl NC. MILLIOUSE,
WV. NJ. KNOTT, Auctioneer. Com missioners
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follicles are destroyed, or the glands snssas.s
and decayed. But such as remain q. /. ~
ed for usefulness by this application. I,...'.
Of fouling the hair with passy ,eS,s... 4.
will keep It clean and vigorous. Its ese,...s..
use will prevent the hair from turnine ~.
falling Oh, and consequently prevent ~
ness, Free Dom those deleterious s.he......
which make some preparstions 49,.
and injurious to the hair, the vieor can o,I,
beneft but not harm it. II wanted m.r.,,
for "a M#y5s *.fY J#it.. -. .,
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~ The very highest prize, THE
CROSS OF THE LEGION OF HON
OR, was conferred on the representa-.
tives of the Grover & Baker Sewing Ma
chimes, ut the Exposition Universelle,
Paris 1867, thus attesting their great su-
periority over all other Sewing Ma
chimes.