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WHO VIII IS TO Bg MARRIED?
THE ART OF LOVE MAKING

One volume of l60 pages, 32mo. Price.
One Dollar.
100000 copies already issued; Thir-
teenth edition ready.
Printed on the fest paper, and iIlus-
rated in the first style Of art.
Love rules the court, the camp, the grove.
For Love is Heaven, and Heavens Love"
So sang the Bard; yet thousands pine
For loye-of life the light divine
Who, did they know some gentle charm,
The heats Of those they love TO warm,
Might live, might die, in bliss supreme,
Possessing all OF which they dream:
The road TO Wedlock would ven know?
Delay not. bat to RONDOUF 90.
Time flies, and from his gloomy wings
A shadow falls on living things;
Then seize the moments as they pass,
Ere fall the lastsands through the giass;
At least the present is your own,
While all the future is unknown.
A happy marriage man or maid
Can % secure by R0ND0UTS all.
CONTENTS. a
1t ta4cass how to make ladies or gentle
me- win the devoted affections of as many
of the opposite sex as their hearts may de-
ire. And the plan is SO simple. yet T.
aptiyatins that all may be married irres
,ctiye OF age, appearance, OF position;
nd it can be arranged with such case and
delisacy, that detection is Impossible.
1t teaches how to make love. I kad
II teaches every eye 10 form a beauty Of
1sown. staatF@
1t teaches how to act when fascinated
by a lady, eh So &&Af
Ii teaches how to make the wrinkled
face smooth.
1t teaches YOUTH kind of wife to select
to render homo happy!
1t gives Advice to the lover who has
been once truly accepted and is rejected
~aftex4ard through the interference Of
friends.
1t gives a remedy for mreguited love.
1t gives you Instructions Tor beautlying
the person..
How TO have a handsome face and hands.
How to remove tan and freckles.
A Lecture on Love, or Private Advice
to Married Ladies and Gentlemen.
This is decidedly the most fascinating.
interesting and really useful and practical
work ON Courtship, Matrimony, and the
duties and delights of Married Life, that
has ever been issued from the American
press. The artificial social system, which
in so many instances prevents a union OF
hearts, and sacrifices to conventionalism
the happiness and even the lives of thou
sands OF the young and hopeful OF both
sexes, rs thoroughly analysed and expos
ed. Every one who contemplates mar
rage, and wishes for an infallible guide in
the selection OF a partner FOR life, should
purchase this great text book I. connubial
elicity.
No one will ever regret the price paid
for suchan invaluable secret.
Bills of any OF the specie-paying banks
in the United States or Canadas received
at par. Gold dust can be sent from Cal
~ifornia.
All that is necessary for you to do is to
rite a letter in as few words as possible.
:. closing ONE DOLLAR, and write the
uaine with the Post Office, County, and
tie and direct to
PROFESSOR ROND0UT
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Grand Chance
IO INVEST IN REaL ESTATE.

THE SUBSCRIBER wishing 10 west the
capital in the Mercantile Business in which he
is engaged, offers for sale 3 Lots, and the
House thereon, on the principal street, only a
few blocks from the centre oil business, and on
a block adjoining the Depot of the b. & NJ.
r.. r. in Cttumwa, on terms, considering the
location, present and prospective value Of tho
property extremely low The House is a
Substantial two story, and on one side, three
ranged for two families. Will sell the House
and one lot separately, but prefer to sell the
whole together. A. l.. GRAVES.
/. no. 9. II. n E
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Esrray Mare and YearIiny Mule

STATE OF IOWA, .
WApELLo COUNTY,
TAKEN UP, by l.. G. Eastman, at his re-
L sideucc in the Town OF Ottumwa, Iowa,
on the lst day OF june 1856, an estray mare and
yeari'ns N ile. Said mare is of a brown color,
supposed TO be nine years old last spring. left
fere foot and both hind feet white and apnrais-
cd al ninety dollars; the yearling mule APP
prised At forty dollars by John Myers and
Cark Williams, before Thomas Sinnamon Esq.
Juice &c. :
JOSEPH HAYNE, Clerk.
Ottumwa, June 10Th, 1856.
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PLICATE 3.
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GTILLc onfinues to manufacture at his SEoP
~ N OTTUMwA, the Peoria PloG together
with the Moline Piolc, both of which are well
known 10 most OF the Farmers Of The Vest
| am using the best SLIGO STEELfo Shares
and mould-boards, the only Northumberland
that will bear a polish sufiicient'f for the Prai
ries CT Iowa. The timber with which | do the
woodwork of my plougis, is thoroughly sea-,
soned, and the woodwork is being dor e by
experienced workmen, who know the liok it is
done with. Having sold "a great many ploughs
here the last year, 1 am induced to try it again,
and | am much better preparedto carry on the
business now, than | was then, having a large,
Shop and all the fixtures and apparatus required
in the manufacture Of thisn necessary article on,
alarge scale. Alsoa GriGdstonet 10 polish with,
where any person can grind ar ak for the small
sum of 10 cents.
lam also prepared. in connection with the
aknyo b,,oinacc 70 40 aprihip,r ~ tba
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'pLOw and RLACKsMsTEy

line, as any other shop west Of the Mississippi.
Come and see me, and see if you cant get your
money bac', just about as pear as anywhere
else.
~ ] have roy on hand over 100 PLOWS
aud shall keep q good supply of all kinds on
hand so that customers from distance can be
furnished with a load at any time. Shop on
Main Street. 0ttumwa. Iowa.
Jan ,2ith, A06, no ig-tf. --------
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NEW STOVE
II I r. s I'll % u /.

HAVING opened. Shop M Ottumwa foE.
IL the sale of Stoves and.Manufacture of Tin
Ware, in aIlis varieties, | especially ~solicite
q share OF patronage from the Citizens of OF
tumwa and Wapello County, and adjoining
Counties, where they will always find a good
article at the lowest prices.
Having bad many years experience in my
business, | feel competent TO execute any work
inmyline | may be fayored with.
Mefaiic Roofing ereeated wih care
and neataers. Copper and Tin
!. gathering ofany required shape. !.
Spouting and Spoufingheads
made cf copper lin or zinc.
Aieddeis Of Machinery or
apy article for The Pat.
tent Office; JOb6ing
Of al Xmas and IN
all Metals that
can be donein8
ain Shop.
Shop on Main Street, next door 10 the Ba-
kerry. GEORGE SMITH.
Otlumwa March goth. 1S55.-no5tf.
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Pulmonary pal5am,

\ sovereign remedy fer Coughs, Coils.
Hoarseness. Coup, Asthml, Bronchitis,
Splitting OF Blood, Soreness in The chest.
Wiicoping Cough, ami all pulmonary al
f%eqtiells. A sure remedy where medicines
viii do any good. Try IT,
Price Fifty cents per bottle.
Os- Al the above remedies puitup and
for sale by DR. RAlF & WEsrLAAE, Fair
field. Iowa.
For sale by all the principal Druggists
throughout the State.
July 10th. 1851
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sylvester Esensezs.
bOTAN Ph YnlUiaU

ID ESPEfTFULLY informs the Citizens IT
IN OttumWa and surrounding country thai he
will hereafter devote himself : o the pracuce OF
Medicine according to the above system. Cam
GERS Of all kinds, every description of sores,
sore eyesofth the worst grade. as long as they run,
rheumatism in its worst form, dropsy and con-
sumtion; in short all forms Of disease, speedily
cured OF greatly relieved.
G' Office corner Of Second and Wash
inglon Streets.
Feb. 7th. 1856 ne. 81, ly.
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II VA EM III szsS
NEW STORE WETN
A NJ A VI WI II HI STOCK OF
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,

DAVID SANDS,
THREE STORY BRICK BLOCK.
81 E. CORNER, 0 MARKET Sis.
UNDER THE RIVER OFFICE
OT'FUM W. ;:::::::: IOWA
w OULDrespectiully inform isfriends
w in Ottumwa, and countIy in Wap-
clio county, and the public generally, that
he is now in receipt of a larse and well
assorted stock Of Spring andSumnerGoods,
of almost every variety, which were care
fully selected to suit this market. The
stock consists in part as follows:
Dry Goods, Silks, Bareges, Challey, De.
LANES, Lawns, Shasyls, Ribbons, French work
ed Collars, Undersleeyes Chemizettes. linen
Handkel chiefs, Gloves, silk mitts, Cross barr'd
and plain Jaconets, also q full stock of Clo-
thing Consisting in part of dress Goats, Pants,
and Vests together with an assortmen. of Cloths
Cassimeres, and Vestings, also ~
Gents Furnishing Goods.
Consisting or Shirts, Collars, drawers, sus-
penders, and Cravats, also, Boots ana Shoes
Hats and Caps.
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BIOGRAPHIES, Histories, Political works
- ana 2 large assortment Of Miscellaneous
works just received by w. L..Ct.,.
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HORSE ShOElNG.

done up in good style and with dispatch.
Thankful for the liberal patronage of the past
year, and hoping a continuance of the saline The
present, | take this method: but without any
disposition to blow, Of bringing my-business be-
fore the people. l think-I can do as well by
them in the
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ksafcnt Medicines

osGooDS Chologogue, Carriers Spanish
mixture. Woods Hair Restorative, Bachelors
mar Dye, Lyons Katharion and a comple.e as
for sale by W. ~
May 9Th sc
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crias. LAWRENCE,

100000 Shingles in exchange for Goods also
Butter, Eggs, Floar, bfeaI. Bacon, Tailow.
BeesTax, Fiaxseed, Feathers, and home rnads
Linen c. LAWRENCE.
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IIISose To w dIIy tIiiHS II ttIU
5OBBlNG LINE.

keep on hand alarge supply of. lion, ard
plenty of men who are always ready to work,
particularly for cash. | have on hand plenty
Of HORSE SHOES and Nails, and will take
particular pains TO have
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Glass, Sc,
His present stock is, perhaps, a third larger
than any merchant has ever offered TO the pub
lie in this market and, having bought largely,
he was enabled 10 buy cbeaply, and can sell to
His old friends will do well 10 call at once, and
select their fall and winter supplies, and those
WHO have 10 fixed place of trade, but buy where
the best bsigains are 10 be had, are respectfully
informed that Eawley wants TO see them on
important business of their own. His goods
are especially adapted 10 the market, and as his
stock is not a scrap, but comprises afuil assort-
.ment of such merchandise as the people in this
country need, his customers may rely upon
having ALLtheir wants supplied at uniform low
rates.
As he r~etofore, he will continue Ia pay TIE
hig hestfgures of the market for all The varie-
les Of Country Produce.
Oct. 1855. 80
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PROTECTED by royal letters OF England and secured
the seals OF Ecoe dc Phamacie de Paris and the Imperial Col
lege OF Medicine Vienna
Tesema No the remedy for general and local debility loss
Of ye decay and all the distressing
arising from early abuse &C. I effects cacious
youth would
impaired, decline IL Triesenar
universally adopted all physical mpedments vanish like
before influence, thus rendering invaluable
tering the marriage state.
completely entirely eadicates all
which cubebs thought
andote for, ruin health portion Of the pop
ulation. s
No Is the European remedy for that class Of
which, English
inevitable destruction OF the patents constitutions
and which all the sasapara In the world cannot
Tresemar Nos. alike devoid SMELL
all nauseag qualities They the toilet table without
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Sold cases. divided separate ad-
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Green Canal New York, specially appointed by
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other Of America. Immediately receiving remittance
Mr.. Barrow will Tresamar the world
securely packed addressed according the
writer
Retail agents required. Terms cash.
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I Avs Of tho United States Relative TO Pnbi,r
IL Landscompee TO ls2ewh Acts Of the Congress
&C., sc. ! vol s..
Continuation OF the above--compieto 1879. vol. a..
American State Papers Relative Lands
men legislative and that subject Volumes folio
go.
mencement 10 1859 I vol a..
made by the Colonies and from 1888
1884, relating Indians and Indian affairs. 81
Official Opinions Of the Attorneys General from 1889 % 1850
vols. a. so.
Laws Charters and Local Ordinances Britain, France
and Spain, relating Public Lands respective Colo
mics collected by Joseph NJ. White, 2 vols. s6 50.
Ionsons Institutes the Civil Law Spain vol London.
$40 so.
sehmidts Civil Law Of Spain and Mexico. vol. 81.
Rockwes Compilation Spanish and Mexican Law elato
Mines M vol 90 20.
Statute Western and Northwestern States
corning Lands, Titles, &e. 4 vol. 81 ~.
Military bounty Land snd Pension the
United States. 4 vol. 81 Is.
Tnpteus Pension and Bounty Land Laws. i vol 81,
Pension Laws. vol. ~ so.
Mayo and moulons Pensios and Bounty Land Laws, vol
~ so
Razonado de Lerisacion Jusprudenca
vols, Madud s@,
The Virginia ray Of Militia entitled 70 Land
Bounty. Bound in volume. sl5,
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Mysteries of the Post ONCE.

GA mail bag is an eptomo Of human life"
TEN YEARS AMONG THE MAIL BAGS
Or, Notes from the Diary Of Special Agent oftAs Post Office
Department,
HoLBRooK.
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portraits Rtche and ~ wood engravngs, from designs chiefly
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THIs wo-undertaken of chief
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into the practical Of The office establishment aud the
almost which skill and experience have furnished for
the detection and punishment Of offenders against The laws enacted
for the security the mails and the nvioaby private
pondence
the Brief from OF these haeIing
notices annexed;
and IN lveness interest," and general truth 70 nature wi" form
pleasant addition stock Of popular light literature
We bound concede Mr. Hobrooks narrative of his
Office The merit of being exceedingly interesting and
suggestive book--N " Herald
The cuest and most entertaining recently
Some Of MI. Hobrook unvarnshed reeas beat all
finds Reynodss monsoses and who reads them will
realize that m lives and htyes amid modem
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This ITSELF by subject every
person who can read book or write a Letter. ,,.
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Awel-wten amusing work, which shall make
extract or two Tor the benefit Of the community
1t abounds with sketches instructive
philadelphia Inquirer.
This novelty exceedingly entertaining open
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Incidents plots,
contained in his sketches fill dozen Richmond Enquirer
person allowed himself harbor for
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out shudderng al the inghu pecpce on which be has stood
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Through Tickets and Baggage checks 20 be had In
Washington.
TINE Baltimore Railroad having greatly improved It's
offers the fullest inducements to av
Washington Baltimore, and all portions Of the West
The come non between The trains Washington
WasS"a,s" Junction. a.ey called the eay Houses nine miles
Bamoro This Z the only change Of cars required between
wheeling Washington station, echecksd and
through tickets points beyond
Washington daily al g. and Az ms on Sundays al The
Al Wheeling made with the trains Of the CEN
near wheeling, through oabdge GAINESVILLE Newark,
COLUMBUS These trains connect az Newark WIN ,se Newark
Ar Columbus the O. o. railroad trains connect
the railroad to Xenia, CINCINNATI, LOUIS
WILLIE, &c. xenia Li,re Miami raroad COMMISSION /
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Cincinnati the mail steamers on the Ohio
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FOR CLEVELAND, and Toledo, Detroit Chi
caso &c. tickets Ohio navigabe between
Wheeling and Welsyile, Qory mesJ where connexion WIN
Cleveland and Pit,sburg railroad is made: ..
aordng through tickets and checks in also he
speedy all leading points
great The distance from Washington TO Cincinnati
$50 miles, being about 100 niles shorter than by any ohe
by from Washington; To whsei1g 90 IS
BY 81; ny steamer s o from M 1 e,io 20
Chicago $50 IS and ss 50 ST. Louis ss sa5 Memphis
sc; Orleans, ssi, sc.
Cumberland Bedford Springs Piedmont Oakland and Paramount
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HLENWOOD COMMUNICATIONS No. 900 Pennsylvania
u avenue 10Th the Savings Bank This
laid the celebrated Greenwood OF
New York. and situated the high ground distant
mile Of CAPITOL North Capitol leading directly
the This have received charter from Con
appopang their ground forever TO burial making
fee title and prohibiting all encroachnens from
legislation otherwise which of vast importance to those who
wish their dead placed them for
become custom in all cities when the burial ground becomes
valuable other sell and throw the dead
scuouy into large p and legal cannot
Al titles given TO the ground.
~ BOfce frem 10 to 10 where pamphlets, with
the charter, and bylaws and all other inlomaon be
left with Mr. James ar-
No. 40 Seventh other undertaken, will be
Araa0ed June Idly
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Nassau Han College OF New Jersey, Princeton.


"shouId auld aequaintaaee be forgot,
And never brought 10 min
should auld acquaintance be forgot
Aud days o. aald lang syne,o
The members the year ending June 1885,
me junior class OF the ending June, 1884, The Sophomore
class OF the ending 1884, the Freshman class
ending in June, 1880 hereby requested assemble
Washington d. c. by the third Of March, A. d. 1887 the LATEST
brighten the links OF the chain foye and enashp which time
nor tide entirely exchange in their
lives greeting and sympathy and lament the untmey fate
some OF their most promising compeers.
preliminary meeting of the selfapponted committee will be
held ON the rs Monday in September A. d. 1856 At The United
states Hotel Chestnut between Fourth and Fifth
which those members classes whom
yenient invited attend when will be
adopted 10 secure as full an attendance possible.
In addressed Will be
good enough 10 Furnish the secretary THE committee BY mail with
their respective post Offices
EDWARD j. GRANT, M. D.,
OF Trenton N. j.. Chairman of Committee
ALEXANDER q. BART, M. D.,
OF Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
J. NEWTON LlGHTNER.
Of Lancaster, Pennsylvania,
.a. PHILIP PENDLEToR, @
.@. Of Winston, Allegheny Co.. Nd
SAMUEL p. RICHARDS, ".
Of Balsta Iron and Glass Works, N. j.,
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
r.r.a of Montgomery county, Maryland
Committee.
JoHS WEIpHAE, of Lebanon, Pa, Secretary
March 27-lawtMar3 lIn,eigencer
All the civilized countries OF the world
ed this their editorial
beers of through the
visions OF the globe and all throughout the United
States OF America IL insertion
casonay between This date and the 81 OF March, A. D. 1887
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or The disconiaaaaee Of Usd States Land Offices
the States of aino.s, Aiehiysn, WISCONSIN, and Lowa.
FINDER provisions
u eress approved 84O which declares
quantity remaining unsoId land district
edaeed number of less than hundred thou
shall be DISCONTINUED eomp
subject Secretary the Interior
directed thar the following Offices be discontinued, vz
Shawneetown and Kaskaska, in Illinois,
Kalamazoo, Michigan.
Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Fairfield, Iowa. ........ .. ...
remaining unod and undposed Of In the above districts
subject those Offices the OF the
pi by
points, and will be made subject TO entry follows:
kaskaska 10 be attac ed the Springfield
disrrict, Illinois.
Kalamazoo the lona district Michigan.
Milwaukee To the Menasha district, Wisconsin.
Fairfield the Charlton district, Iowa.
consolidation will give public
which they will respectively be prepared receive
OF such lands their Offices.
Given under hand the Of Washington this 18th day OF
November, A. ID. 1885,
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner the General Land ONCE.
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washington Aqueduct.
OFFICE or THE WARRINGTON AouEpucr,
Il. 4

OFFICE or THE WAsHrssros AQuxpuor,
Washington, March 7, is55
PROPOSALS invited for graduation masonry,
dams, tunnels, and other ofthe Washington
Proposals. up May, opened
that day.
Maps prohles specifications ready
animation and after the 20tf day April
will be received the Of particular
only completed
appropriation but all contracts for unfinished work will
the right the amount Of and rate
nodns out decide When and
what works shall be stopped unit funds become available
the n 3 M
the engineer the work has been properly executed far has
Payments will specie upon
per cent and il will The
shall be paid their full wages monthly and in specie
All bids should be sealed and endorsed proposals for work
the Washington Aqueduct."
The United States right rel ,o any
should they
considered most conducive to the OF the
Every accompanied written signed by
take thai accepted,
enter obgaion within ten days. with good and sufficient
by the certificate of the United States district
se @
OF War; that the are able to make good their
Bids will opened presence bidders, any
choose to be present - : -.-,. &. 49,.
Capt OF Engineers, In charge.
FORM OF GUARANTEE. ~
To Capt Nj. @. Meigs, U. 8. Engineers. 4a
hereby Jointly and with The United and
they w within ten days aer The the said
for the with sufficient suees
pfihe under which was made And in case The
ha s % enter INTO contract as aforesaid we guaranty
the next lowest bidder
o''s"'d CD CD
hereby certify that the best OF knowledge belief
above named ruaransors good and sufficient
Mar s~sawIs.hMaysIawu
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