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aRECIAL .yOTlCEa.
DIR. EASTEFIY'S
Iodine and SarsanArillA

THIS Medicine vim permanently cses III ltssase1
arising rom - impufs ssts ofths Bsoed " ssAsl
Se,s1sla, 0e.sisass Ola ssrss. Plmp,ss ). a. ~
1totcAes, Bell: CArosSc SIRE Eys, Rta0ssva =
va. Ssssaf.cs, ~. 5srss biss. Is:s1ess'
Sneiltn0 ~ ~ Gsonds, Poias y ~ Hosss csd
Ioints; al CArondc Dt4sGsss, md DGssases ovSsseg
IRON ~ uss " AerCvvv aad Cu1ONsA.
snch powerful curative psopertes ore esmhinsd -
NJ. E0sierly's uodlMs and NaRsapaRll1A
that ne ongest and worst eases o. disesse ere thor
, cGssD z ns had a.
Tor LlvEK COMPLAINT and DYs"EPsia il Il an
40 msss.l a aSp BAD
faithfully used. II VIII very form 81 NERVOUS
DISEASE and strength. and restore The system 70
perfect health and vIwO.. Il II . positive cure fos
FEMALE COMPLAINTS, such 80 irresularities q IN
Monthly Peviods. Barrenness, o. 1or females 81
TEE MExsEs-t 10 invaluable.
Ladies whe admire clear, beautiful, WInr1 SKIN
sarsapariIa viii remove Pimpiss hon he rscs'
Botches and all roughDess from the skin, and give
fair and beautiful complexion.
xi cure Dropsy. Crave, Diseases Of NE Kidneys,
complaints.
Dr. Easscrly,. SeAine & saraaparilDa
no matter how deeply may have eaten into the frame
md vital organs viii eradicate every particle Of
viii cure Secondary Syphins, venereal Disease no
matter how long may have been the system and
VIII thoroughly AnnthlA1e and expel the ayphittC l
vrus and Ill hereditary taints aud poisonous matter
rom the syssem and restore 10 perfect state Of
HEALTH and PURITY.
To the Afflicted with ScrOfula or ED /
SORO0s l4as
Persons who have long been afflicted with Scrofula
10 Sores, letter, kingworm, ecalf Head, Biotches
sruptions Of the Skin. &C., are advised to procure
iRlDLEY'S SALT RHEUM AND TETT FR OINTMENT. |
the sores or diseased parts, when using Dr. Easter
~ Iodine and Barsaparila. The Iodine and sarsa.
,aria pcri6es the BLOOD. and drives Of the eye-
I'm the impure and vicious matter, and removes The
duse, while the Ointment HEALS THE SORE when |
9th are used, which always recomme ndb n failure /
radical and permanent cure has never been known.
hey are the best remedy in the world.
r. S-The proprietor solemny believes thai his Iodine
nd Sarsaparilla and Gridleys Ointment WILL cuaE any
'rm OF Ulcer or Old Sore, any Of the system
sed according TO directions, for reasonable Length
time faithful and honest trial 10 all ask-1 do
OF fear the result L
eHPrice Of the iodine and sarsaparfla 81 per bot
or six bottles for e5. Grdleys ointment IS cents
err bottle
Prepared BY Dr. Easerly, southeast corner OF Third
30 Chestnut Streets g. Louis sole proprietor whom
II orders must be addressed. IL
Fold by !. u. GAY and SQUIRE3 / BLOSS, Druggists.
arlington, and BY Dru SITS generally. feblo |
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DR. EASTERLY,S
Fever and A0I1a Ki1Ior

7Ais Nedicins will care ferer and A0ue Dumb
A0we, Chtlis awd Fever, Ipfermifteas aad Remit
ssst kscsrs and ecery form Of Fscer dscident 70 ~
Among al the CELEBRATED REMRDIEs for Asus
and Fever, hrst and foremost In rank stands
DR.. Easserlyss Fever and Aguc Killer.
This medicine ID positive cure. both speedy and
permanent During the last Ave II has cured over
two hundred thopsand cases which has established
ecacy IN al parts Of the West the ONLY RElIABE
REMEDY for the Of these diar essing complaint
II viii also nlargs ment Of the Spleen Aene Cake
etc. Il u perfectly harmless 70 the most deleate COO.
stituticn or tender infant. Try y, ye afflicted
- Price o. per bottle, or six bottles for o..
Prepared BY mr. Eaateriy Of Third and Cheat.
nut streets 81. Louis, NO., sole Proprietor.
6OlA BY T. . GAY and SQUIRE5 BLO4o. Drurststs
Darlnstos, and ~ DruggSu generally. lSSlO
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ME, the undersigned members OF the Farmers and
w Mechanics Club No. Of Des Moines county, and
others who desire the of the Des Meines
County Agricultural Society, would repect ully call
Mass Meeting I, be held in the City Burlington on
SATURDAY, APRIL I'd, 1859, a. 10 O'Clock A. NJ, Il
Marion Hal, to re organize said Society, and adopt
plan ior the permanent location and improvem Mt Of
Exhibition Of Stock and Agricultural and Mechanical
products next Fall. We hope that all will attend the
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William ~ expired about Ia "unish'' u ~, we
remember right at Windsor T.. 'ace' Inc
Archbishop of Canterbury, with 9TH ~f peers
and high :unctionaries of the kingdom, were
in attendance. As soon as the scep Ve
had departed with the last breath of the
monarch, the Archbishop quilted Windsor
Castle, and made his way with all possible
| speed, to Kensigton Palace, the residence at
that time Of the Princess (already, by the
law of succession, Queen) Victoria He ar
rived long before daylight announced
himself, and requested an immediate
interview with the Princess. She hastily
attired herself, and met the venerable pre-
late in her ante-room. He informed Der of
the demise Of william, and formally announ-
ced to her that she was, in law and right
successor to the deceased monarch. "The
Sovereignty of the most pc werful nation of the
earth lay at the feet Of a girl of eighteen. y
She was, de jure, queen of the only realm, in
fact or history, ION which the un never sets.
She was deeply agitated at "tile formidable
words, so fraught with blessing or calamity
The first words she was able to utter
were these, IL ask your prayers in my be-
half" They kneeled together and Victor
ia inaugarated her::reign, like the young King
Of lsreal in olden time, by asking from the
Most High, who ruleth in the kingdoms Of
men, IAN understanding heart to Judge SO
great people, who could not be numbered
nor counted for multitude"
The sequel of her reign has been worthy
of such beginning. Every throne in Eu-
rope has totter ed since that day. Most Of
them have been for time overturned
That Of England has never SO firmly seated
in the loyalty and love Of the people as at
this hour. Queen Victoria enjoys person
al influence, too--the heartfelt homage paid
to her as wife, mother, a friend and
benefactor to the poor. a Christian woman
wider and crater than that OF
any monarch now reigning
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The States says that the real cause of the
Union attacks upon Senator Brown-the real
offence of which he was guity-lay in his insn-
nations against Mr.. Buchanan's age and timid-
ity. Very likely.
The Ec d'Itala of March 10 learns from good
authority. which il is not allowed to name, that
the Hunpa vian patriot Kossuth passed through
France, wit b the consent and connivance OF the
French Gov eminent, and arrived incogntfo at
Genoa. II is supposed that he will place him.
self at the head Of Hungarian soldiers now in
Lombardy. 1t rs q well-known fact that during
the last ten years Kossuth has been Studying
military science.
COMPANY FROM ADAMS CoUNrY.-A company
from Adams county, under the command of 4,
B. Lockwood, formerly County Judge, passeo'
through this place last week, on their way to the
gold felds.-Paci6c City Herald.
They have another mystery in Pittsburg. An
unhappy girl, named Ann Campbell, died in
great agony on Saturday, as is supposed from
poison, but it is ye; to be discovered by whom
it was administered.
HoRRIBLE.-Five children Of Mr.. Ellis WAL
drip of Forsyth County, Ga. were burned ON
the night Of the 18th by the dwelling taking
FIRE during the absence OF their parents.
Miss Marion. N. Hatfield, q sane young lady EN-.
ployed in the Utica Insane Asylum, committed
suicide on Friday night. Before she had clear
ed the tea table, she tore strip from the table
cloth, and fastening il over the door OF the
dining room, locked the door, and hung her
self.
Mr.. Robert Toombs, the man who "showed
what our Senator can do" BY factiously defeat
ing the Post Office Appropriation Bill, declares
that no other party but the Democratic could
have stood the blunders and follies of this Adj
ministration, and expresses his doubts that even
Democracy can endure two years raore OF such
misrule.
Ex-President Pierce takes the pains to write
TO the Boston Post that " under no possible cir
cumstances can he consent 70 the use OF his
name in . manner calculated . disturb the
tranquil pursuits which alone pertain 70 the life
Of private citizen" This IL like the declara-
ton Of the sers and yellow spinetsr, Who under
no possible circumstances could consent % %
married.
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~. Chicago Democrat strongly urges the
.;,.,;on Of Abe Lincoln for the Vice Presi-
49, ~ the Republican party, and thinks the
vi. 49,. !, h.d better be headed BY some Southern
VA !, saws; 1--WE think il would aid US ma
MS. ~. !, establishing national position If We
'e', :. .nn some Southern man for President
GU ~ ", Lincoln for Vice President. The Rock.
w. p,,,hlc.u takes the same ground.
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q We regret 70 state that Rev. r. r. HaR
the Rector Of Christ Church, In tAis city, he's
closed HE connection with THE parish, and 90
cepted the charge Of parish in Oshkosb. Wia-
consin. HE departure win Be- great loss 70
the church for which he has % accsptablv min.
'ssered. and which, during bio connection With
i, had 80 highly prospersd.
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"a SuShs Pr
In =. corxrr-Tbe Sioux City Eagle state
Dr., ,.ceD, freshes swept of many ofthe bridge'
N, IA. county; but the people turned out
~, ,be direction Of the County Judge, Hon
II Norehead, and in two days time most Of
.hs streams we're re.brdged.
The Thought the conceited name Of q paper
,pblished on the Missouri Slope, places the
..ne Of Augustus Caesar Dodge at the head Of
!. eolumns for Governor, and designates Mr..
usher for Lieut.. Governor.
The Governor Of Missouri, who Was recently
khrped in rough and tumble 6ght, is said to
ave wound up q grand spree the other day by
spg his horse into his own parlor, and trying
i fore feet on the keys Of the piano.
II Chicago butcher, named Frederick Krauch,
n fined $50 and costs last Monday, for selling
ned meat, and also the flesh of COW that
si died from disease.
Il 4 couple Of stsge-struck boys, sixteen and
rxp,een wears of age, and students at Har-
Ind College, ran away from Boston and gave a
r.dag' in Albany. Their audience consisted
thirty persons. At the end, they were arrest
by the police, at the instance of their pa
~ The boys we're taken back to Boston.
Some Of the New York papers are inclined to
;nk n II Hon. Mike Walsh was murdered, be-
pse be vas cognizant Of many damaging facts
the care ~ of Sckles, who shot Key.
The Rev n. DenhAm, q minister of forty
ms standing, ian away from Terre Haute, on
,anesday, wi tn another mans wife.
grand daughter of the ate Thomas II.
ltOn was mar ried at Calcutta On the 2sth OF
cember.
Reading, the chief town in the 'sOld Ber.
enn Of pennsylvania, has been regarded as a =,
riec' Gibraltar OF Democracy. At the city
Fuon there on Saturday, however, the Oppo.
hon candidate for Mayor was elected by
nsOtity. The vote stood for Keim,
Rloaaon, Lies; for McCurdy. Democrat, 759.
The Legislature OF Louisiana is about making
appropriation for clearing out the obstruc-
ls at the mouth of the Mississippi river.
4 dreadful death from bydrophobia occur
IN Cincinnati a few days ago. The victim
Mr. Joseph Wright, who was bitten by his
COG six years ago. He leaves a young.
EsE and one child.
he late severe rains caused land slide on
vi the hills of Troy, n. Y, involving the
EDITION Of the new Catholic College in course
erection at its base. The loss is estimated
|N5,Ooo.
AT last accounts upwards of two hundred
'ums had been taken from the ruins of the
'laee at Guadalsjsrs, Mexico, destroyed no
g since BY an explosion Of gunpowder. The
fkof excavation is still going on.
\ returned Californian has had his heart {
Pc gladly discovering 'placer" on stream Z
rN!ing into the Little Miami, in Ohio, which
fn strong resemblance to the California
Peers, and yields IS day per hand.
A correspondent Of the New HayenJournaI
p that Walt. Whitman the post, drives No.
Of The Broadway and Forty second street
kabuses.
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The Best Sewing Machine now I'm
Market Is Woods Patent.

Market Is Woods Patent.
Which 10 SO simple, that child operate it,
and experience in the Of Sewing Machines demon-
srates that this Machine is less liable to get out Of
order than any other Sewing Machine now before the
public.
The Rev. Robert G. Williams, Of Woodbury., Conn.,,
says. safer an examination Of every other kind Of
Sewing Machines, was fully convinced yours is the
best, and almost for some time has
more than realised my expectations, for know there
is no other machine that will, with so little trouble,
perform SO much and many different kinds Of work"
planter says: II used to employ three or four
hands in making clothes for the rest but since pur-
chased your Weeds Patent Sewing Machine, one hand
does the sewing for the whole plantation, while my vile
uses It for making nearly all the clothes Of the family
feel confident the machine pays for itself every three
months.
WHITNEY / LYONS, Proprietors,
S45 Broadway, New York.
W. I. BANNER. Agent in Burlington
ORVILLE LE0NERD, General Agent 81 CLARK st.,
Chicago mar.1md
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q Geo. T. Hubbell formerly one Of tA<
Editors Of the Davenport Democrat publi,he,
card wherein be asserts that the present Edi-
sors Of the Democrat were paid $500 BY the n.
= =. and O Z R. |. Railroad Companies for ad-
vocat'ng the Cedar Valley Railroad Loan IN
November last. Should the newspapers and
leading men In Mahaska County ou.rr.l .mo,.
themselves wsishall dad out the cost Of carrying
che R. z. loan in that County.
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An American watch is to be presented to the
Hon. Joshua X. GIddings by the colored people
OF New York and Brooklyn, at Shiloh Church,
on Monday evening next.
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Farmers Look at This.

WE have In Store, for SALE 100 bushels superior Old
w Crop Canada Club" Wheat, for seed. Come
and buy.
mar2z- bptf OGDEN COPP
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q Judge Springer has appointed Nessrs.
Geo. Snyder and Geo. Frasee Commissioners
and Masters In Chancery.
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MAR RgED.

On Thursday 24th March, at the residence OF Mr. J.
\. Scott Middietown, by the Rev. Robert McGugan
Mr. WILLIAM vANDEVORT to Miss ORPHA sIsLER.
Of Des Moines county.
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:. o,a;n.pce Is proposed in the Davenport
csanc;, making certain reductions In the
y" :. a. the city officers, 90 ~ 10 save some
:. !. aoo 20 the people. The following table
w. ~. old salaries, the new. and the reduce
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Fos PIkHs PIAZZA party Of twelve men.
with three OF teams. passed through town, yes.
serday, ." route for the gold region. They
were from Marshal county, Illinois.
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THE LIVER
IN VIGO R ATORl
PREPARED BIZ DIR. SANFORD,
COMPOUNDED entirely from GnNs

rs ONE OF THE BEST PURGATIvE AND LIVER
MEDICINES now before the pubic, that acts as 4
Cathdrtac, easier, mder, and e1sctuAi than anV
other medicine known Il IL not only Cathartic, but
LsCer remedy, acting first the ZScer 10 eece ia
morbid matter, then the ach and bowels 10 car
on that matter, thus accomplishing purposes e.
without any OF the painful feelings experience.
the system 81 the same time that II purRes il: md
when taken daily In moderate doses, win strensthen
and build II up with unusual RI pidity
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/
The Liver 10 one Of
the human body; and N
tions well. the powers OF
Oped. The stomach IL a. u
on the healthy action Of
performance Of Its func-
IL ut fault, the bowels are -
bystem suffers In conse-
Liver having ceased
diseases Of that organ, one =
made 1t his study, in A.
twenty years, to 6pd ~
to counterfeit the many -
Is liable.
To prove that this rem. -
persontroubled With. Nv =
Of its forms. has but to
ton 10 certain. III. se
or bad matter from the -
place . healthy fiow of1A|
stomach, causing food to ~
the Blood giving tone
machinery, removing the
feelings radical cure. -
Bilious aeaaCkAA
fs better,Prevemss
OF the Liver lmvi9-
One dose after eating -
stomach and prevent the 81
ing.
Only one dose taken be- \
NIRhtsaa a re. ~
Only one dose taken at -
els gently, and cures -
One dose taken Sfter
pePsia.
|" One dose Of two Il
relieve Sick Head. !.
Only one dose inlrnedi. 81
while ~
One dose often repeat, i,
Cholera Nl0Rbus \. -
Cholera.
Only one bottle 10 need.
system the effects of
sickness. -
One bottle taken for ri
sallowness or unn atural |,
One dose taken q short ~
vigor to the appetite aud
One dose often repeat -
0fT1l@0 In its worst ri \
and howell compla. nts
dose. ht'
One or two dose. cures
W Ofs0s In children |; Ali
or speedier remedy in the
A few bottles cures
the absorbents. III
We take pleasure in re- -,
cine - . preventive for ~
Chill Fever, and all r. /
II y Pc 1t operates
sands are willing to tes- .
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Ralfimnro Marc

Baltimore, March "a.
CoSrEE-rhere was brisk demand 10 day.
and the market was quite arm. The cargo 81
the schooner Blue Wing, amounting to ATS
bags, was sold yesterday, At prices understood
70 be about ll4c al around. There was also 4
sale Of good Rio at III. Quotations-II4a1l}
for fair, and ll4al2 for good to prime Rio; lea
1t Tor Laguayra. and l5al5A for Java.
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HD' L. Taber, one Of the proprietors OF
tnily grocery at the corner of Washington
Third streets, was arrested by Marshal
a'on' On Saturday, for selling gunpowder
" dafk. De was taken before Justice Tenn
and hned FIVE dollars and costs.
isa matter beyond doubt that this inflam-
lOls Substance is sold in large quantities in the
y Without regard to time or circumstances.
nigh time that the Marshal should attend
'l's matter, and the danger consequent upon
80 saies be avoided. In case of fires among
ou'i'fss houses, the mass Of the people, who
: zoe actual workers At calsmities of this ma
~ are afraid 10 take that active part which
Ky Otherwise would, on account Of the pres
&c .. dangerous goods. We hope that the
.ilalees IN regard to this species of traffic
y oe enforced, as it will insure general safety
:. confidence among our citizens. At all t;mes.
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Gleason,s Lins.ef. Ratale sh,n.

rms splendid new weekly is increasing very
rapidly in circulation, every body 10 delighted
with it. The paper is furnished to clubs at the
Following remarkable low rates:
Subscribers, one wear. A IN
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,. Aaa1 Who use IL are giving their uDanns
sC9D sest1m00y In llo f6v0F. m, q
~ W4teF In lhc mouth with the IN.
sASO50tOFs and sW allow beth s0geeheFs
THE LIVER IHVIGORATOR ,yr.
l. SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL DISCOVERY, and isda,.
wunn9 cures, almost too great TO believe 1t ourss
seaom more than one bottle 10 required to cure any
nnd Of Liver Complaint, from the worst LnSNdics a.
Dyspepss0 to . common Hedd0t A. All a. vhich -
the result Of deceased Liver.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PEE DCf5LR
On. SANFORD, Proprietor, Sl5 Broadway New YORK.
Retaed b. Druggists. Sold also by H. Biskesle1'
on. -. 49,
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100 shares Park Stock N T. $40 600 90 elo goo 90
% Continental Stock, - 5000 90 5 200 90
90 Metropolitan Bank, 5000 90 900 90
% Importers Traders s. 100 90 $685. 90
| % Bank of Republic, g 5000 90 61Ol 90
| 10 Market Bank Stock, 5000 90 1910 90
| o0 Bank Of Commerce, Bos-
ton, 5000 90 5000 90
50 = Merchants Pa nix, Boston, 5000 90 $500 90
" :" Hide and Leather Bank
Boston, 5000 90 $3.50 on
go ford, 1o,4oo 90 ESQ 90
ford, 10000 90 1o4oo 90
80 :. Phoenix Bank, Hartford, 5000 60 $3.50 90
~ :. ..sna Bank, Hartford, $4,000 5225 90
% Mer. manufac. Bank.
| 70 City Bank, Hartford, 25e0 90 2s75 90
100 " Bank Of Hartford Co.,
| Hartford, e,OOO co $3.50 90
% Exchange Bank, Hart
- ford, 1850 90 9475 90
;, $1,000 each, 10000 90 10000 90
| Hartford City Water Bonds,
10 Indiana Central % Mortgage 1OOOw z0'0 "
csr sses, os's s.,s s,o g
Amount loaned on mortgage OF real
AmOun.lo loaned on pledge of Bank 1861
and other Stocks, B., 900 "A
Cash on hand and in Banks 06 63S is
Balance due from Agents and others, 14,GSS SO
b'lls receivable, with ample personal
Accumulation Interest on Loans. 4.ooI a.
omce furniture, ,12s 81
Total Assets, sa0s .24i a.
Total Liabilities for losses no, aue YG ~ -
d r. RoWERs pr..iS.nt
G. G. WAITE, Secretary.
w...a. 49,, 49,. c,, -,
IN ~ amer umce AZ Cncago, ib through which
ne business OF inc company IN the western, North
" IrM am r1un wes,ern s,a.es Is transacted.
u pp1rM usnera agent, Residing In
This Gomnsn. h. A Ven. Essh., ncaeo
ms company mas Agencies In this State AZ follows
cC,ur n,na D. 7: overton. |
Ci.n.nn, n y. Horton. |
can.r R,.n,as ANAn y; Rogers. |
Cedar Fails nsM ,s y. Dates
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,Uer nECEnyRD R10M NEW YORK,
new supply Of papss Of Ill dssisabls qsali-
t;ee. Those 10 vaat q
BILL HEADS,
CIRCULARS, III
CARDS,
POSTERS, etc, ETC.,
q, sending DIR orders 70 ths Ha~k-Eys
90. eau bavs then sxesated = - go stsls
- nm better article u papef than has
.DD .,ofore been sssd in this city, and q prices
20 sui. The times.
e.,;.f.ction warranted.
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Total saving per annum'

..,.s, fraudulent issue Of Western Bonds
,.., discovered. They purport TO be Bonds
rv.,.,.u County, Iowa, to the amount Of
v .o- ~, u.yable in one, two, three and four