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Bronchitis.

Bronchitis, CIergyna's Sore Throat.-A Chronic Ia.
aammaIOn of the small Mucous Glands cORne eted " nh
the Membranes WHICH line Ike Thfosi ard Wiudpipe
the approach OF which 10 often ns6ious scarcely
10 attract Rotce-a1 increase of Mucus and sense OF
wearsOmeness and loss Of power the Throat at er
public speaking or singing II arises from cold or al
unusual exeron OF the voice Thes incpien sympt ms
are alay by using Browns Bronchial Troches which
neglected, an entire loss of voice is often experienced
Hoarseness.
HoARsESEss AND SORE ThRoAY -Ekis unpleasant and
painful result Of" Cafhing CO unusual exerion Of
the va ii organs, nay any time be removed by allow
cue or tao Of" BrOwns Bronchial Toelss Cough
l.. zenges TO dissolve slowly the mouth Hence sing
and Pablic Speakers will find them Of particular ad
vantage.
awe have found them of great service in allayips
duced by Colds. Rev. DANIEL WISE. late EDITOR OF
lions Hrref
Whooping Cough.
WHooPING CoUGH--" Brouoas Bronchial Tfochesn or
Cough Lozenges, efhcaciOus with children laborng
from this disorder Hoareness other affections of the
Chest having soothing influence assisting expectoEa-
ton, and preventing an ACCUMULATION o. Rhiegm which
often causes sense Of suaocaliop 50 coamon with this
cough
- Consumption.
In CoNsUMPTIoN Browns Bronchial Troches i'll afford
great relief They promote EXpeetoraion and aay the
hacking Cough. For Asthmatic, Consumptive and
Chronic Coughs, which more or less troublesome Al
night great relief will be experienced by taking bed
time two of Troches which Viii insure en- 40
and comfortable rest
Public Speakers and Singers.
Browns Bronchial Troches " contain ingredients
acting specifically the organs OF the voice they have
an extraordinary efficacy in all ae ;ians OF the Throat
and Larynx restoring their healthy tone when relaxed
either om cola or overeIeriion OF the voice. and pro-
duce clear and distinct enuncia tion.
Containing nothing that injure The system they
can be taken as freely requisite for clearing and
strengthening the voice.
a" Pre- sninendy he first and bestn
REV. HENRY WARD BEECHER
g 1 recommend their use 10 Public Speakers,
REV. E. II. CHAPLIN NEW YORK.
I haze PTored ltsy5 sxtellsNtJOr Wboeping Cough"
REV. w. WARREN, BOSTON.
Great benefit ia affections of the Bronchial Organs
DR.. J. F. w LANE, BOSTON.
simple and elegant combination for Coughs &c"
DR.. g. F. BIGELoW, BOs TON.
Sold by Druggists everywhere, Is cents POT Box 63i
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AT CAlBR{DGE, MASS.
The Instructors az this .Sci9g1 arr

HoN. JoEL PARKER, III. d., Royal Professor
Hon lHEOPIfmCS PAHsONS. IL. d Dame Pro 4s..r
HoN. Emory WAsHBuKN, IL. D. JriycG.ily Prr....-,
Il varlous branches ot1he Common Law ana of f..
Admlray, Commercial, luternatIOLa. and E0r.- a. .I
Law and the Jun prudence 81 tre '.ird ~f.f.. .
Law Library consists OF arOut l4,uJI ya ua.r, a. .
new works appear, they are added, uHd every ,al- .
made 10 render u complete.
Instruction Is Eiveul.y uinl lec,crrs ard cyrg.r.
land by reciiaions snd examinations DOB cauu.r.r N t
meml OF winch there are ten ever. week 1,yc NJ. P.
Courts are also hoidenlU each week. al each OF " .-
cause previously gwen ont l. aTrU.u .. f.ur
and an opinion delivered by tue Presiding IusI..r.r
Rooms and Other lac Iiies are also PROV f.r f ~
CouTsi and an Assembly d held weekly for rfacf..r u
debate, and acquiring lnCwie &c OF Parlat, .l... "a.
law and PROCEEDINGS
Students may enter The School in any stage Of ,.. P
prot sslonai studies or mercantile pursuit ana o., -.
commencement of ehcr Term, or Iu q e. middle o. .l
part OF the term
They are al liberty 10 elect what slute. they ~ -I
sue according TO Their Wow OF their wants l5 at-
taInInents
The Academical year. which commence, o Ttr,rsI,
six weeks after the third Ncd.-,ss Do IJ.g Do ..f.
INTO TWO terms o. twenty weeks each vain . vacation &C.
SIX weeks al Tie end o. escI ,tFw
during The winter Vacation. the Library B.. rr.utt
warmed, aud lighted, fos The ilr members - M
School.
Applications ior admission or for ca.lr-le. or .,,
further Information, may be made 10 eIlHsr OF .. Fr
tsssors al Cambridge
Cambridge, Mass, February, i-a9. CD
THE HUMAN HAIR-Iiow many r,!,ar. ....4s
ln's delicate and beduntui ornament. by burning ,.'1
aseohohc iraSftS and pLtstrfug VIVA grr1-- vfgi
no ahniy fgr the Kan az p absorbed. I..,,..
tOcOGiHt, compound Of C0Co8-nut q I a.. D., lurya
led as ds"~sirg LOT . harris readily sf~ur. &C., sf
Is peculiarly ada ;cd 10 's various couti..r, rgrv.
ing us iallipS Oh, aud promoting as healthy t.onih
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Vol. XIII.
AZA ARNOLD, PATENT AGENT
SeUe'iA Stree, Opposite he Patent ONE,
Furnishes Drawings, Specifications, Cay-s,.
Conveyances,
PATENTS
And attends to all business usually reoui,sd
be transacted with the Patent 0hi.

NC uenshcteu Win the Iotent Olnca
DATENT Inventions have become so nurneron,
Il make II difficult TO describe any new one So ., 70
as not to interfere with some of those already ma
ana no person al n distance from Tie Patent G,-.,
90 the business so well as the spot havi-, .@-
Office. ''1' '' ire
Being the only Solicitor of Patents who is n ibo-
P'acucai mechanic and engineer. his knoN..d-s .
Inechanlcal operations enables him rud.tst.,, =.
Inventions, aud TO specify them with facility aos l,"
cy that c annot be expected OF lawyers 'oi'
He otien procures patents in cases thar have t
gecied, I'm the hands OF uher agehts.l and frcau -
appealing from the Judgment OF The examiners "
such ca se has he failed ~ geuing a patent ".'
His extraordinary success IN procuring patents d,
10 his intimate acquaintance wI'h the pr .cInrs ,
sIrucuon, and the using Of machines. well a. has,
years experience IN the laws anu business Of t,r g.
Oihce. All orders promptly attended To-
All Communications ofbnveniiOns sirictly en-, rs...
Persons wiring 'front.' distance. shniid .,,
town, county and State.
REsRRENCEs;
Hon. C. T. James u = Senate
Hon, 4. Alien, 4. =. Senate.
Hon. C. Mason, COmmis- Oner OF Palr,rs
lion. IL. =. Anthony, Tx Governor Of R.oi. I.r,,.
636 's.-4-
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Hon JosL PARKER. IL. D., Royal Professor
HoN. IHEOPnnUs PAHsoNS, IL. ID Dane prad s...r
Hon. Emory WAsHBUKN, IL. d.. UriycG-ily Pro-.
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PAY OF THE BRITISH CABIYET.-A writer in
the Philadelphia Press, who Processes to be
well posted, says against $56, 900 paid away
in annual salaries to the Cabinet of the United
States, we have to place $287 500 Per annum
received by the members of the present Derby
Ministry. Besides this, the Prime Minister,
First Lord of the Admiralty, Chancellor of the
Exchequer, and one or two other Ministers, have
official residences, though they rarely occU1J
them. Moreover, the Lord Chancellor, whose
salary is $50, 900 a year, receives life pension
of So, 900 on leaving of6ce-an equivalent for
having abandoned lucrative profession to ac-
cept the CHARACTERISTIC, on the uncertain ten,
ure of the political ascendency OF his party for
the rule is imperative in Great Britain, that he
who has once sat as Judge shall never go back
to the bar-shall never descend, as it is con-
sidered to plead, where he once wore the
erlnine and the Golf.
"The vast majority of aspirants to highest
office in England are men of great wealth In
the present Derby Ministry are only three men
not largely wealthy. These are D'tsraeli, Wal,
pole, and Lord John Manners, and the poorest
of these has at least $4,000 a year private
property, over and above his official income.
England, which pays her placemen so we'll,
does not neglect them when used up but has
appropriated large sum, to be annually maid
away among retired Ministers, after certain
dnEf'tian in office, on their own application that
their pecuniary circumstances require such as
sstance. For example, whenever Mr.. D'Israeli
has served two years as Cabinet Minister
which term he will complete in few months, ]
he can claim 10000 year for life as pension.
Literally, he has scarcely an income of his own,
his wife being the owner of a large property
Should he again be placed in office, the pension
would drop while thus employed and paid, and
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LAW SCHOOL OF THE UNIVERSITY.

PBlLLLPS, SAAP20E, s CO,
63I ~ Nin,rr street B-sf.
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Books and MAGAZINES.

The Atlantic Monthly, the May No., Of
which is before us, is still marked by the
same ability as characterized the earlier
numbers, and we are glad to learn that it is
gaining constantly in reputation. Phillips,
Sampson 4 Co., Boston, Publishers. Terms
$500, for one copy postage free. Taylor
has them for sale.
Tue GREAT REPUBLIC, the May No. OF
which has been some days before us, is truly
a Great monthly, great in size, in embellish.
ments and in entertaining reading matter
1t is published by Oaks,nith & Co., New.
York, at $500, single copy, with reduction
to clubs. 5 copies for $40.
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1MPRovEMENr.-The hard times appear to
have but little effect, as regards improvement
in our city-the work goes bravely on-and
every body is on the move--new buildings
spring up, as it were, in a day-business, of
every description, is fast being established at
every corner-business houses are in active
demand-goods are coming in by car, wagon
and steamboat loads-capitalists arrive daily
by coach and other conveyances-and OF.
umwa is fast becoming the city of the Des
Moines' Valley.
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A CHANGE.-We regret to learn that our
friend, Nathan Williams, has disposed of his
interest in the "Lower Mill :" but we are al
the same time pleased to learn that, if he
must sell out, that he has sold to our es-
teemed friend, r. J. Williams, formerly a
member of the firm of Miburn & Co. A re-
cent visit to the Farmers Mills enables us
to say that Milburn 4 Co. are fully prepared
to grind with increased facilities, as, also, to
saw and card. They only need the raw ma
tefial; but as Nathan has gone back to his
farm, we have good assurance that the
wheat, corn, &C., will come in due season, at
any rate so far as it depends upon him. See
advertisements
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SPALDING's ROSEMARY AND CASTOR OIL
How many sufferers there ave from headache
who attribute their ailment to nervousness
debility, inflammation, &c, when it is entire.
ly owing to the pores Of the scalp being fill
ed up by scurf or dandruff. To eradicate
this, a stimulant is required; and nothing
can be more effective than the Oil of ROSE
MARY. This essence is now SO combined a.
to form the very best preparation for Hal,
ever discovered. Try it before taking med
icine. Sold by j. L. Taylor.
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Senator Wilson is out in letter in the
Springfield Republican against the two years
amendment to the Massachusetts, Constitu.
ton. lie describes the policy and principle
Of its adoption mi very candid manner,
presents the question frankly, fairly and fully
aud concludes that consistency with the
fundamental principles Of their organization,
and regard for their early success in the
nation, require of the Republicans of Massa-
~chusetts the rejection of the proposition.
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MUSICAL NOTICE.

MISS MAHON, having permanently located
lVu In Ottumwa, Is DESTROYS OF forming Music class
on the Piano Melodeon. Having been engaged In
teaching music for several years, Miss NJ with
confidence socits the patronage OF the citizens OF
0ttumwa.
TERMs:-ss per Session OF twelve weeks t2 use
Of instrument one hour each day. Half payments
inrdridbfy In advance.
REFRRs NcEs:-Messrs. W. C. Peters Sons, Cin o.
g. w. Pearson. Esq, Prof of Music Dayton, Ohio.
Dr. Martin, Xenia, o. Rev. W. H. Andrews. Cannons-
burg Penn. @. X. Snider, Esq, Riply. g. Hemphiil,
do. q. w. Humphreys, Esq,, do.
.pril Z, H04 II .3m
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st. Louis, Nav 9

A despatch from independence to the Re,
publican says a gentleman just arrived, re.
- ports emigrants at mines, and those along the
route enrolling themselves into companies for
Arizona and Sonora
A battle occurred on the Sd April, near Zu
nj, between tn Navajoe and Apache Indians
in which ten of the latter and eight of The
former We're killed. The Navajoes also lost
400 sheep. The Zuni Indians assisted the
Apaches
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
Phil.sdeDDhia.

A Beperalsnf Institution established by specioi En-
document, fer ne Rsiiefofthe Sick and Dis
tessed, GfiCfsd nth EiT,.ieHt and
ET,i6emic Diseases.
TUlnE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, In view ofthe aw-
ID full destruction of human life caused by Sexual
diseases aud the receptions practsed upon the unfor
tunate victims Of such diseases by Quacks, several
years az directed their Consulting Surgeon, as q
CHART ABLE ACT worthy of their name, TO open
Dsper>lry for the treatment of this class Of diseases
in all their FORMS and to give MEDICAL ADVICE
GRATIS to all who apply by letter with description
OF their condition. cage, occupation, habits OF life &c
aed in case Of extreme poverty, 10 FURNISH MEDI-
CiNES fREE OF CHARGE Ii is needless TO add that
the association commands the highest Medical skil
OF the age, and will furnish the approved
treatment
The Directors of the Association in their Annual
Report the treatment Of Sexual Diseases
the highest satisfaction with the which has
matorrh9a, Seminal Weakness, Gonorrhea, elect
syphilis. the Vice Of 0nansm Self Abuse, Diseases
of the Kidneys and Bladder, &C, and order continu
anee of the same plan for the ensuing year
The Directors, a review Of the nast feet assured
that their fahors in this sphere OF benevolent effort
have been of great benefit to the afflicted, especially
to the young aud they have resolved To devote them
selves, with renewed ZEAL TO this important and
much despsed cause.
An admirable Report on spernatorrlrs, or Semn.
al Weakness, the vice of Onsnisn. Mastnrbation,
Self Abuse and other diseases Of the sexual organs,
by the Consulting surgeon, win he sent by mail Tin
sealed enyelopel FREE OF CHARGE, on receipt OF
TWO STAMPS for postage. Other REPORTS and Tracts
the nature and treatment OF Sexual diseases diet
Sc constantly being published Cor grafutous dis
trihution and will be sent to the afflicted Some of
the new remedies and methods OF treatment discover
ed during the last ear, are of great value.
Address, for Report or treatment, DIR. J. SKILLIN
HoUGHroN, Acting Surgeon, Howard Association,
by order Of the Directors.
EZRA D. NFABrwELL, President.
GEO. FAlKcHiLo, Ssers't..y,
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NOTICE. THE copartnership heretofore exist
~ ing between Daniel Eaton and Samuel s, Ben
net, and known the firm Of Eaten Bennett Is by
mutual consent Of parties dissolved. All business OF
the late firm viii be settled by the subscriber. who
will remain at the old stand and continue to manufac-
ture and keep constantly hand the largest and best
assortment of household furniture ever offered for
sale in wapello county, and will sell at prices to suit
the times. DANIEL EATON.
p. g. All persons indebted TO the late firm, either
by note or book account, previous to this date are
requestedto call and settle the same without delay.
April q. 1859.
Apr. IL, 'b9-S-11-Sm.
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Mr.. Shurtz is entitled by this address,
alone, to take the highest rank among the
American statesmen. No other man, save
Gov. Seward, excels him in comprehension
Of first principles, and eloquence and force OF
their statement and applications. Wisconsin
and America may be proud in his possession
and the Republican party is strong in such
a champion. lie is entitled to high rank in
yttheir service, and will command it.
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The late lecturing tour of Henry Ward
Beecher, says the Galesburg Democrat, has
resulted in the COLLECTION of about $l,375 for
therebuilding OF the Church edfice ofthe lst
Congregational Society. OF this sum about
$5l7 was from his two lectures in this city
--$5l3 from Chicago sl20 from Aurora and
1926 from Quincy
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P/KES PEAX
Bridge Route.
The Only Bridge across the Des Moines We,
200 miles is at
EDDYVUT.E.

1t Is on the direct route from the terminus Of the
Burlington Mo- X. X. r. to the mouth of the Platte
And on the Daily Stage Line between these points
II Is also the Great Mormon Trail and California
route Of 81,
II is the best through road in the State and passes
through the richest and best settled region the
Mississippi and Missouri river. .
From Muscatine 10 p itsmouth IL Is the only prac-
cal Spring route, and the best at ali times
Jan. 9th. iS59.-n3-3m.
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VNEaAR.-We see by sign, opposite our
office, that Louis Giebrich has engaged in
the manufacture of Vinegar.

The weather the past week has been warm,
with frequent showers, under the influence
ofwhich the ground is becoming warm, and
leaves are being developed finely. Peach
trees in this city are in full bloom, and we
anticipate eating some of that delicious fruit
of our own raising, this year, if the frost will
let us.
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To MEND BRoAKEN GLAss.-An excellent
cemen: for uniting broken glass may be
made by dissolving in pipkin over the fire,
taking especial care that it does not boil over,
one ounce of isinglass in two wine-glasses OF
spirits of wine. This viii be transparent
glue.
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An eminent painter was asked what he
mixed his Colors with to produce such extra
ordinary effect. Il mix them with brains,
SIR was the reply.
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Wee cannot give the vote at the City Elec-
ton this week, as they have not been cam
vassed when we 60 to press, delay having
been occasioned by informality in the re-
turns from the Sd Ward.
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The Springfield (Massy Republican, in
speaking Of the recent speech of Cazol
Schurtz in Boston, pays that gentleman the
following handsome and deserved compli-
ment.
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Estray Notice.

HNAKEN up by William Henning of Adams Town
u ship, on the 22nd day of November, 1858, four
head of estray steers described follows: first one
mostly red with little white back and belly, ears
Marked crop of the left and swallow fork in the right
secopd dark red, some white belly. and bell
ears marked, swallow fork in each; the third one,
brown sides with white his back and belly, ears
marked, crop and underbit In left, and swallow fork
In right, taken with yoke the fourth, all red al
low fork in each All Of which said stears sup
posed to be five years old and appraised to be Of the
value of Fifty-fve dollars before Daniel Clark JUS
tice Of the Peace of Wapello County, iowa.
JOSEPH HAYNE, Clerk.
Ottumwa February Sd 1S5g.- n4-3m
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Men are born with two eyes, but with one
tongue, in order that they should see twice as
much as they say. The same is APPLICABLE to
women and boys.
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OTTUMwA SEMINARY.

TuNHE fifth term win commence, Monday, April Is
u 1882 The instruction will be systematic and
thorough, and every reasonable effort will be made
to render the institution worthy Of patronage. Stu
dents viii be prepared for College, Professions Bust
ness, or Teaching Tuition will be, per term of ten
weeks Elementary Branches, 80; Advanced Branches,
fS; Latin, Greek, French, Drawing. Painting Water
Colors, WaxFruit, and Zephyr-Work. each, Is; Oil
Painting, $40.
Students win be received at any time, and charged
from the date ef entrance.
T. @. WOODWARD A. b, Observation-Disclosures and
Natural Sciences.
Mas. LIZZIE ID. Notwithstanding and French.
Rev. J. NJ. MrELRoY, A. M.-Latin aud Greek.
Rev. 8. H. woRcEsTER.-0il Painting
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TAKE NOTICE.

TUNHAT the Real Estate Of John j. Wendell ESQ., con
II sisting mostly Of town property, is offered
at CHEAP RATES to CASH PURCHASERS.
Mr.. Wendell having recently commenced business
in the East, is DESTROYS Of converting bis Ottumwa
property into cash. Rare bargains therefore Of
fered As to the town lots having dwellings upon them
he will either rent SELL In either the terms
will be cheap. but CASH every time.
For further particulars enquire at the office Of
A, A. STUART, Agt. for Wendell.
Nav 9th '5sno10-tf.
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Leaves nett capital and assets, two hundred and
sixty-three thousand nine hundred and thirty-two
dollars and sixty-fve cents.
III The greatest amount allowed by Charter in any
one risk is ten thousand dollars.
IL No limit Is fixed by Charter or bylaws to the
amount of Insurance by the company in any one
town. but care Is taken to limit the amount In any
exposure to ten thousand dollars.
IL No limit Is fixed by Charter bylaws to the
amount of Insurance by this company in any one
block; but care Is taken as in No. IL, preceding.
IA copy of the act Of incorporation of this compa
n.y. and amendments thereto, by the Legislature OF
Missouri, was filed with statement Of March lst 1889
In the Office Of the Auditor of the State OF Iowa, and
is hereby referred to- made part Of this statement
All Of which is respectfully submitted.
In witness whereof the Missouri State Mutual Fire
and Marine Insurance Company have caused these
presents to be signed by their President, their
seal and the attestaion Of their Secretary to be
hereunto aft xed, In the City Of Saint Lcuis this FIRST
day OF January, Eighteen Hundred and fifty-nine.
- s. NJ. EDGELL, Prest.
--latest r. s. ELLIoir. secy.
! seal
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THE PANIC FXPLODEDH
GOODS FOR THE MILLION!

Il Infable remedy for the hard times wili be
"A found in buying Goods at the Cheap Store of the
Undersigned, in ottumwa who having bought theharge
stock of Goods in Richards Block of g. d. Hackworth
and added To II a magnificent Stock Of Spriag and
Summer Goods makes his Stock perhaps, the largest
his styles the newest and most attractive his assert
ment the most varied and complete of any other House
In the Demoine y"ey, embracing every description
Dry Goods. Cloths, Cassiaeres, La,1ies Dress Goods
Of the latest patterns. Fancy Goods and Notions o,
every dissertation A fine assortment of
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Administrator Notice,

N0TICEis hereby given that on the 4th day of
IN april, 1859, the undersigned appointed by
the county Court Of wapello County, Administr ator
Of the Estate of David Cobler late of said county, de-
ceased and that all persons having unsettled business
with said Estate required settle the with
In the time limited by law.
April 10TH 1882 JOHN Il. WRIGHT.
S-1l4w
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TUST RECEIVED. q full assortment. Of
a. Queens and Glass Ware at
C. c. wARDEN's.