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NOTICE.

NOTICE is HERBY GIVEN that the School
l. lax ior he year 1875. is due and he sam
VIII De ueeme1 delinquent unless paii by the
second Monday of March. 1877 AMI If said lakes
are not raid BY that time il will be my duty 10
cert ~ list Of deiinquents to The County Clerk
Of Linn county: Upon said certificate the
county Clerk will issue warrant the Sheriff
OF Ihe afereSaIt county and it will be his duty
TO levy and collect sail +uxes
j. J: WHITNEY, Schoo. Clerk.
February 16, ls77.-4w
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Selected and g1theretI on rh- spMrs of the
Sierra Nevatsa NotAIpsiRs. The l~ai fonlt3
~ the hotter climates. TheH slFy- rnntains
fiiy per etni. Of resin nr zsisi c,InYssy . sssD
tile properties ~ ~ frh ~ SsfnItslsst lse mud
healing. a;sel especially aefatreei ~ thu.
wants nf ther Sy-ft-iii IA case Of I.H..x dis
asE<e sitf KFs~fAfEfsf.us.
fhe higtr estimate whseE, tire Spanish
pkate4 sti,s.s, " 'sst ~ its nrtiicinxI
qtahit,< h manifest from the tame they
gate 70 &c. fnaiiy Years ago YerllaSanfa,
ar Herb # the Saints" The natives %
Southern Oregon aud NortheffI California
lave used il ininpunri-Fffg a. "A Rheuusri.r
Fei'i.,ly- Fh. whiss pop Rs:yf ioss IN the re-
gi"n where - grows htvt nse+s :snrf priced
fSEIR' they ssilttl 81 I-sAag Weed; bnx give
curing Rlmunari<n.
When won open one of our packages
Keep IL excluded from the air as much as
possible.
have used 10 IN my family for four or
Ave years. and regard It one OF the hess
EaInIiy- nsesleisles we ever ESee4. tinctA
uFt v Hl1suf;lct uFr.tf from it III Cincinnati
aiit sold ut 10 cents per ontre- a single
este of ssssr frfckf.st-s make eight RgBires OF
tiitefuns. ~hie-h is worth So The shrub
frosn which this vaitssEGe EsseffTcine Is gath
cred. ~ tasfy ENsRs IN nsrrDw belt OF
country ~ SoM herl, Oregon. and along rIae
Sierra Neva.ks Mountains. and rs sHppaeeI
to we been gfikrspsf fro<a Daemsas GEfead5
ttiousama's OF years agn- and the gusD ex-
trActtd ara sold In EgygG aud In Fire be-
fore the times Cf SoIOnaots-
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An exchange directs attention to the
tact that the compromise bill may not
be constitutional, but when five judges
OF the supreme court have acted under
its provisions majority of the conrt
have declared it constitutional, and
there you are, you know. The trainers
of the measure were careful to have it
declared constitutional by the highest
judicial tribunal in the country, by the
simple enforcement-ot its provisions.
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BOOTS, BooTs-for the rainy season,
both kip and gumgernbbef--a fresl, s,,pnly.
very low, at the ready pay store in shedd.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-02-16

DRAAlATIcAL ENTERTA1Ns1ENT-By the
College Improvement Society, has been in
definitely postponed.
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Post Office. Albany.
Linn county. Oregon, Feb. 10Th, 1877.
Persons calling for these letters must give
the date on which they were advertised.
Bryant. Thos Hurley, John
Carter. Henry Mowry, Henry
Clark. Fl J Miller. Henry
Coy, Mrs Belle Stattuck, j w
Fenton, Hough Southern. b D
Fisher. Isaac Snyder, NJ
Griswoltl, Mrs g Smith, J r
Hamilton, Chas Turner. Win
Kinds. Nothan Wolf, Harrison
Hill, Miss Matte
P. II. RAYMOND, P. NJ.
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On the 18th there were 76, 900 stran-
gers in New Orleans, called there to
witness the carnival on that day.
The programme OF the day was fully
carried out, the subject of the process
sion being "'history OF the military prog
ress of the world" The period of time
covered was from 1900 years before
Christ to date. It was brilliant at.
fair, requiring twenty-four cars to rep
resent the different scenes.
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The suspicion of corruption in the
manner of Growers election to the SEN
ate is SO strong, that that body will be
compelled to investigate the matter. Il
Is confidently asserted by those who
are supposed to know whereof they
speak, that SO great will be the
amount of corruption disclosed, that
Grover will be excluded from seat in
that august body. And then this base
fraud will crawl into his hole and pull
the hole in after him.
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Dwellings or Business Houses.

HCAAIIHSN Ut DUSIEEESS HUUSNSe
SITUATED in the business part of the city
~ Two lois, in block No. g. in the city or Aha
ny, oregon. on the corner of Ferry and Water
streets, near the City Mills steam boat Inn,iin a.
and o. e. R. Size of lots:
100 Il ct <Il Ferry sfrtet.
132 1e t Water street.
with bindings hereon
Inquire on the premises for particulars
THOS. j. SAFFORD.
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Adnlinfssrator's Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the rn.
IN dersigned. La ii Froman. has tIcen IIy an
egon, Inade at the February term I hereof 1871
July appointed Adminisi raIor of the 81 ale OF
squire montgomery. deceased, and all persons
having claims against said esi ate are hereby
reques ed TO present them, duly Va riiied, to
ne uhdefsIgned a. his place of business in AL
Dany, IN Linn coul ~, Or gon. within SIX
months from the date hereof
: tebruary Is, 1877. Dawn FRAMAy
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"a For sale at the drug stores of Bell "a
i'arker, and John Fosllay IVA
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At the teIegrapher's bali held in Chi

AT the telegrapher's bali held in Chi
cago on the 18th, music was transmit
ted over the wires, by means of Elisha
Gray's telephone, from Milwaukee, With
great success. The wires were run into
the several newspaper offices, and the
prints enjoyed the newest luxury-mu-
sic by telegraph. This is indeed fast
age.
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DR.. Nicklin. OF Eugene City, says
''four Balm i<'oHe of tie. hest preserved
herbs ! ever saw. and il worthy of higher
price than you put upon it,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-08-16

The 3.65 inter-exchangable green
back bond scheme, which ragged SO fu-
riously in Ohio among the Democrats
for several years, was dropped out of
sight at their late State Convention.
The leaders discovered that the plan
would prove, in practice, to be the
worst scheme of contraction that ever
was devised. They came at last to re-
alize that the whole greenback circu-
lation would flow into 3.05 bonds; that
the bonds would pass as an awkward
kind Of currency, possessing differ
ent value every day-increasing one
cent daily on 800; that nobody would
send back 3.s5 bonds to the Treasury
for greenbacks when they could pay .
debt with q bond; that as q conse-
auence there would be no currency
except bonds and subsidiary silver.
while the Government would have tn
pay many millions year interest on
the 3.85s which would take the place
of the greenbacks. Having finally got
their eyes open as to how the thing
would work, they incontinently drop
ped it, as dog would ahot dumpling.
and that IL the reason there is NO 3.65
interchangeable bond plank In the
Ohio Democratic platform. The Iowa
Greenbackers made similar discov-
cry at their State Convention n fort
night previous, and they, too, dropped
the 3.65 interchangeable bond scheme.
II IL well the mischievous character of
this speci0us plan has at last been de-
tected by its advocates before they had
committed themselves too faf. lt will
probably not trouble any farther with
| It's illusive glare. Instead 81 purs met
al, It was only pyrites-a snlphuryt q
iron, instead Of genuine gold. 1tib-
1fNe,
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I suppose, but think 1t would be u
venture. Every one says they are
running down hill, and it IL chance
If ever get my pay"
"She always has paid US promptly
was the reply.
"True; but that was in the days Of
her prosperity. ] cannot afford to run
any risks"
The entrance of Mrs. Thompson pre-
vented further conversation.
She was evidently surprised by the
refusal Of Mrs. Bennett to do any work
for her; but as great pressure Of
business was pleaded Us an excuse.
there was nothing to be said, and she
soon took her leave. An other appli-
catiOrp roved equally successful. 1t
was strange how very busy the VIII
lage dressmakers had suddenly be-
come.
On her way home the poor shoe
makers wife met the teacher Of y
small school in the neighb0rhood, !,
where two of her children attended.
"Ah, Mrs. Thompson, ! am glad to
see you," was the salrtation. II was
about calling this afternoon ut your
hsuse. Would II be convenient to
tie our little accosant to-day r.
"Our acccant:s was the surprised
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GOING DOWN HILL.
a Story for the Times.

''That looks bad" exclaimed Far
mer White, with an expressive shake
of the head, as he passed neglected
garden and broken-down fence in one
Of his daily walks.
bad enough" was the reply Of the
companion to whom the remark was
addressed. "Neighbor Thompson
seems to he running down hill pretty
fast, l can remember the time when
everything around his little place was
trim and tidy"
ut is quite the contrary now" re-
turned the farmer. "House, out-build-
ings, and grounds all show the want
of the masters care. | am afraid
Thompson is in the downward path. !"
He alway. appeared to BE- steady,
industrious man." rejoined the second
speaker. II have a rpair Of boots, OF
his make, on my feet at this moment,
and they have done me good service" "
II have generally employed him for
myself and family" was the reply.
land must confess that he is good
workman: but. nevertheless. believe
/ will step into Jack Smiths this
morning and order pair of boots. OF
which stand in need. Ialwaye make
ii rule never to patronize those who
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-08-16
THE ELM AND THE vaNE.
ny WILLIAM c. BYRANT.

HY WILLIAM c. BfRANT.
uphold my feeble branches
With thy strong arms, pray"
Thus to the Elm, her neighbor--
The vine-was heard to say;
"Else lying low and helpless,
A weary lot Is mine."
''Crswled Ger by every reptile,
And hrowsed by hungry kline"
The Elm was moved to pity;
Then spoke the generous tree:
"My harmless friends, come hithcr.
And f,nd support in me-"
The kindly Elm, receiving
The graceful vines embrace,
Became with that adornment,
The gardens pride and grace;
Became the chosen covert
In which the wild birds sing;
Became the love of shepherds,
And the glory Of the spring.
u beautiful example
For youthful minds tJ heed.
The good we do to others
Shall never miss its need
The love OF those whose sorrows
We tighten shall be ours,
And Ger the path we walk in
That love shall shal! scatter flowers.
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he was not dreaming. Finally he

spoke:
"God be thanked, wife; and now
cheer up, all will go well. We vii
now commence to climb the hill
again.
The evening closed more brightly
than II had commenced, and two
than kful hearts were lifted I" God In
praise that night ere their couch wa,
sought.
Forty-eight hours more, aud all the
bills presented had been paid. The
butcher subsequently exhibited his ii.
nest roast, hoping that Mr.. Thompson
would excuse the early sending in o'
his little account. but he had some
bills to meet.
Grocer and leather-dealer both seem
ed surprised at the prolnptness with
which their bills were honored. and al
had the same stammering excuse thai
the butcher had offered. Farmer
White soon again met his friend, and
barely waited for the customary salu.
tation before he exclaimed:
II thought you told me lat Mr..
Thompson was going down hill
well. we both said 50, believe
was the reply. "He is, isn't he.''
1T don't look SO much like IL.
just came past his place, and noticed
the painters at work OH his house,
giving II new coat, and he is putting
up new fence.'
"lou ought to be careful, Farmer
White, how you give dog bad
name," was his companions rejoin.
der, "for | don't believe those boots
Jack Smith made me are going to
wear ut alln
Just what you ought reiterated
the farmer my wife has grumbled
not little at the ill-fitting shoes ]
bought Of him."
Mrs. Thompson soon received po-
lite note from Mrs. Bennett, the dress.
maker, informing her that the rush OF
business was now a little over and she
had made arrangements that would
enable her to oblige her with that sew.
ing any time during the coming week
If she yet wished to have it done.
The docter just dropped in for a
friendly call rs he was passing by, to
see how the baby's teeth came on,
while the teacher accompanied the
little girls from school, and stopping to
tea, could not sufficiently praise their
scholarship and department.
Mr.. Thompson called on Uncle
Joshua at the expiration Of five months
instead Of six, with both principal and
interest money in his pocket.
well, WE'LL" exclaimed the good
old gentleman "you found my plan
worked well, eh?"
"Work well, Uncle Joshua: Peo-
pie were all as ready to give me kick
up the hill, when they saw | was
climbing, ~ previously they had been
with their kick down."
"The way of the world, the way Of
the world" chuckled Uncle Joshua
"And now, friend Thompson, all
ask of you 10 Ia remember this littl.
circumstance when you see man go
ing down hill, and help him to climt
up"
Never fear, will remember" and
Farmer White himself, before many
years passed on, tested the truth of it
for misfortune raped at his door, and
had not Mr.. Thompson helped him to
keep up appearances, he might have
lost the farm that both he and his
wife had toiled over thirty years te
gain.
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Exchange Office.

ocI 3HT DRAFTS ON NEW YORK AND
~ Chicago, for any required amount can
ibe procured Of the subscriber. Also, Bills
of Exchange In Rrttish Sterling, ON Eng
land or ireland.
Certificates OF Deposit and Bank DrAfta on
New York, Philadelphia, oston or Chicago
ashed, and Government Securities pnr-
Paseaee Tickets from Liverpool. london
AArrv a 3laagOw to New York. or Clarence,
Furnished on moderate terme. -
WIN. n. TUTHILL..
Upton, Iowa. Sept. ist. 1870.
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How 10 get Change for - out Of
q u Bl1l.

lAuuitsb ihSChuNy Ilun uVfbSSu oh~
other means of swindling the cashier
of the bar-rooms and saloons. Smith,
Jones, and Robinson met down town
early in the evening. As soon as they
came together Smith takes roll of
genuine twO-dollar bills from his pock-
and hands them over to Jones, who in
pocket diary notes down the number
of each note. lfupon its face the notes
contain any peculiar marks, he also
makes careful memoranda Of them.
This being done, the trio starts out,
Smith first, Jones q little way behind
him, and Robinson bringing up the
rear. smith enters o saloon, calls for
glass Of seltzer water. puts down a
two-dollar bill, receives his proper
change and vanishes. In few min
utes Jones enters the same place, calls
for something to drink, and in pay
ment hands the cashier q One-dOllar
bank-note. While the cashier IL
making the change, Robinson rushes
up to Jones excitedly, and, grasping
him by the hand, cries out:
"Why, my dear old fellow: where
in the world have you been these ma
ny years" ETC., etc. 4 pleasant con-
versation cnsues, during which the
cashier has deposited Jones' change
for the one-dollar bill on the desk, and
during which time also the one-dollar
bill has been covered up by the money
received from other patrons Of the
place.
Presently Robinson excuses himself
and leaves Jones alone. Jones turns
to gather up his change. After count
ing it over, he says to the cashier:
my friend that was two dollar
bill that handed you, and you have
given me change for only one dollar"
"You have given me q one-dollar
bill, and nothing more sir" responded
| the cashier.
"Well, now, my dear friend" Jones
protests, II bad only one two-lollar
bill in my pocket, and ! have none
now; consequently the two-dollar bill
Is in the drawer, and ] will convince
you Of 1t. 1t has been my habit for
some time past to take the number Of
all bank notes that pass through my
hands,"
Then taking out his diary, Jones
| gives the number Of the two-dOllar
bill which he says he passed over to
the cashier, but which it will be re-
membered had been previously de-
posted by Smith. He also throws In
. description of certain peculiarities
upon the face.
The idle crowd standing around are
convinced that Jones IL right, the
cashier becomes confuesd, and there
is nothing left for him to do but pass
over the one dollar additional change.
In the mean time Smith has deposited
another twO-dollar bill in some other
saloon, and thus the game il carried
steadily on till midnight Result,
fifty dollars profits on good nights.
Dynamite will poison as well a. ex.
plode. A woman named Wolley has
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some drain upon the system. is ,r-..,
cd by HUMPHREYS HoMeepATMsc sSEcse,c ~
20. IL tones up and invigorates the system
dispells the gloom and desp0ndency. i'm.
parts strength and energy stops tho drain
snd rejuvenates the entire man. Been used
twenty years with perfect success by thou.
sands. Sold by dealers. Price. $500 pei
single vial. or sa00 por package Of Ave vial,
and $500 vialeof powder. Sent by mail on
receipt OF price, Address NvmPWeeys
ly3S 5s2 BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
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MI III my
Soh"AL lNsrlly deAy-
weeks report the Il sickness,
have been made tA In hi.
bringing the total i he ,nuss
-, but still
A. B. Safely, nan
w. b. Worrall, .,,
4. C.. Latham, re you
Ella Camp, peared to
Albert Bell. 'ersation.
"D." Gust look
John Morton, owes me
II e.. Young. tTa;a;p-
J. T. Seitsinger, l..,..
Alta Hyatt. mouth >
The Institute In RI uess 'he
IA q college In midHny own
seems the programI
Thursday evening, g,pala.eu'
membership assembly," 'n1
House to hear a ltsoh, tue
Boltwood, Of IIlinofg no"h
inp room was t,lle,l ig him y
all unite in pronoui
so practical, as weil' vintage
that both teachers 3.
.choo,. who a;a rs. Ben
losers favorite
lrew her
I.ECTURE..Ry inv she had
a. Lee delivered n ID by, "hf
church last Sundays wife.
the subject Of the Oche steps
was treated both wine wants
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GIDEON BAIL Mr.. James smith.
Upton, Cedar County, WIN CIR
BREEDER AND SHIPPER steam, At Iang's
PURE BLOOTs Friday, struck .
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Dynamite will poison as well a. ex-
plode. A woman named Wolley has
just been sentenced to death at
Oppeln, Germany, for poisoning two
persons with 1t. Let the double-bar-
rel stuff alone.
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Great Reductie
In the pr oe of
PIANOS and OBI

HavinR this week resolved pi neWSdeaIef Tor
the EoTEY ORGANS. which ever. .a,..asI A C,.,da,
admit the best, ! give . list -. ~. Nose'
which will sell them:
No. III. . full ssts reeds, stops s->----
~. ~ = saD 49, nAad catalogue (
and from these down to so ted at Oskalooss
These Two oreans are ,l iar suPs 1851. Althoug
having more acts Of reeds ana y college, this II
material. Now Tor the O. b. .. - -.
mOud American, and boat Of io~thg oi MFS
gans e9OO organs for eil5 1275 foas well IA mem
and viii do all say. and win pawo hundred, thirty
,S nss whose the collegiate d.
sS-pisnos sold By me will ks the students "
W. 8. wOODIsber from this conn
a0Agent for almost any plan
desired,
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st the saw ana cut
badly wounding
lie fingers ut the
ndex finger on the
rom a previous in
d y little discour-
\ plucky and cheer
|ay have speedy re-
ian Anticipated.
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s~hSs
BEAT 'EM. .-Thel,e neigh
Club achieved a Of their
over the Wapsies, certainly
Tuesday afternoon, oearance,
score of nine to notre was 4,
sizes having made til not es-
accession, and failin.rWhite.
the above Is the re9rks, the
authorized by Rase erarture,
Az the Wapsies ar.account-
club, possibly our b.ying. AZ
side just now.
p. S.--The latest neighhor
subject develops thttiernent.
lenging telegram, ends,
from West Liberty say. y re-
Clinton, was cent
was changed at the Of any
to Tuesday, and We
ceived here. So ting. but d
bly, be played to-da eyes, you
ribly afraid that nj zone with
had nxed up, as ably going
staDtialiy reversed.
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IRPn7k for Septcm-
found fully up to
as achieved. The
sketches are fresh
he fashion plates,
cal description and
AluRblG tothe ladies +;
nestle recipes and
newsdealer for u
ddress%.. 4. Cooley,
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BUCK EYE
ShaUing&Hai1' cutting
-
BUCK EYE
SALOON.

~ CONWAY wishes toipform tn citizens
". OF Upton and vicinity that he has
opened \ shop opposite the City Hotel
where he will be found always on
hand, and win try TO please all who will
give him call. Ladies' hair cut or sham
pooed at shop or residence.-Long hair pur-
chased and made mp 10 order into switches.
curls or waterfalls. NO
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an. CHAMRERs. ri. D..

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, has prac-
ticed twenty -nve years In this vicinity.
and ICED oniy ask . continuance Of the pub
!ccon ndence hitherto shown.
Once In City Drug Store. Residence on
JedArSt., opposite Reformed church, Upton,
iowa. vOnl
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0f MS trends 10 prendlanu.
convention in that In help
Carroll's intention Zip them.
at the hands Of the
il also indirectly Z desires
name of ID. d. Gane for her,
| and staunch Remand call
township, we are id Irorite oi
brought forward arrelsome
| Mr.. scott for the Y
ton. The tiTne whf getting
are to he decided is ered the
A fair field, fair plagive him
lence of the best u ut the
nominations, Is all for a mo-
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Dentist.
mn. GARBER,

u DE Mt I S T.
rITY HALL Building. ID door, Tipton,
u Iowa, PUn. NITROUS OxIDs GAS ad.
miniatared (when desireil for the extraction
Of teeth without palm. Once hours. to u
"A. ~. and to6 r. n.
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Besurs and call at DUTCH FRfRf u 1ht loan o
erfect dts. latest styles, and best . h !; ;.o,
18th Side Court House Squor VINO = ln'es
Io,rn 8epr experiments, ol
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JOHN \ FEIMAN. IRISH CLARK. Iowa
Upton. wM. HADDOCK, City.
JOHN n. NEuMAN
CLARK = PADDOCK.

A rToRNEYs AND c0UNsELL0Rs AT Law
~ and Solicitors In Chancery, Will practice
IA Cedar and Johnson counties, and in the
State and Federal Courts.
A14specfal attention given to real proper
ty law: the settlement Of estates, CONNER
cial law and COLLECTIONS.
Once over Ham nond's Bank.
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sed the exclusive
ar county the cele-
book cover, which
ding writing paper
/, and convenient,
/ used again and
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