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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-09-13
THE CONFESSIONS AND ExprRIENoE or

V>HE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. As warning, and for
tne especial benefit OF Young Men, and those who suf-
fer with Nervous Debility, Loss of Memory. Prema
ture Decay, &C., Scr by one who has cured IN
oy simple means. after being put to great expense
and Inconvenience through The use OF med
icines prescribed by learned Doctors. Single copies
may be had Of the author, g. A. LAMBsnr, ESQ.
d.eenpoint, Long Island, by enclosing post-p aid
addressed envelope. Address
80 CHARLES A. LAMBERT, ESQ.,,
Mey ~, 6z-Zm sGreenpolnt, Long Island n Y
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= A DEER IN TowN.-Some little excitement
was created IN our streets yesterday morn
ing oy the appearance Of deer, not dear.
TOT that is too common an occurrence about
nero to require mention; bat "a veritable Quad.
ruped OF the genus ceruus, came bounding
into our crowded streets followed by pack
Of dogs, and crowd Of boys bringing up the
rear. They had good chase. but we he.
i'eve the animal turned out to be pet deer
belonging to Miss Neighbors.
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DEPUTY U. s. MARsuAL.-E. H. Stiles
Esq, has Ibecn appointed Deputy United
States Marshal. An excellent appointment.
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zNR MANHOOD

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ure clearly proves from his experience that the
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removed Without medicine and without dangerous
surgical bouSies instruments, rings or cor
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and e6ectus. 10y which every sufferer, matter
what bis condition may be, may himself cAedpls
pripateiy and radically. This lecture will prove
boon 70 thousands and thousands.
Sent under SEAL In plain envelope, tn any ad
dress, on the receipt of six cents, or two postag
stamps, by addressing DR.. CHAS. J. G. KLINE,
/ l9TBowery New York, Post once Box lost
July IL, 1ssa-ls liy~sch
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Our citizens will have an opportunity to
witness the performance of HAMBURGER, the
Great East Indian Magician at the Court
House on. Tuesday Evening next Admis-
sion IS cents. The press of the country
speaks in terms of such praise Of the per-
Torrance, that may anticipate rich treat.
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A company from Centerville. Appanoose
county, for the seth Regiment, arrived here
last night. ,aassss a.lisgs' 4
Two companies from Indianola will pass
through here to-day on their way to Bur
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CoLD,--Thursday might was very cold for
the season, cold enough to freeze habit not
been cloudy. Thick clothing and fires at all
events were found necessary to personal
comfort. 800
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Sprtial Notites.

a CARD TO YOUNG LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
- The subscriber will send Gree ofcAaroe) to
All who desire IT, the Recipe and directions for ma
King asimpIe Vegetable Balm, that will In from two
to eight days. remove Pimples Blotches, Tan, Freck
!es Sailowness, and all impurities and rou ghness Of
the ska, leaving the same--as Nature intended it
should be-s0f, clear, smooth and 6eautifsa Those
desringthe Recipe with full Instructions dire cions
and advice, viii please cali on or address with re-
turn postage), THOS. r. CHAPMAN
Practical Chemist, s8l Broadway. New York
May %, 1S62-2m
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ARREsrEp.4A man named John Marshall
&H arrested in Keokuk County, one day
last week, taken before R. w. Boyd, Esq,
of Eddyyille, and tried on . charge ofstealing
. saddle, Aned sl5 and costs, and commit
ted to jail in default Of payment. Us.
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Gofal Uotifes.


4 Arrival and Departure Of Mails.
t#tt OTrUM WA, IOWA.
EASTERN MAIL,
VIA r. ann R.R
Arrives Daily-Sundays excepted--at 1910 D. m
and $50 p m. Leaves at 1880 q. M. and leo o. NJ
Time half an hour faster than common Mail closes
half an hour before the train leaves.
SOUTHERN NAIL, tKeokuk).
VIA (. IT. D. N. n. R.R
Arrives Daily--sundays excepted-at loo D. m. :,
and leaves at Leo p. m.
WESTERN MAIL,
.I vIAKrr D. y. &MR.R. 600
Arrives Daily-sundays excepted-at 100 D. m,
and leaves ct 7:45 pm. u@-
NORTHERN MAIL,
VIA DAHLoEEGA TO siGouANRY.
Arrives every Friday at 5 O'Clock D. m, sid leaves
very Saturday at so'clock .. m.
SOUTHERN MAIL.
VIA PIT ISABEL TO BLOOMFIELD
Leaves daily Sunday excepted. at 1870 p. H., and
arrive at 100 p. m.
WESTERN NAIL, eBlake.burs).
CARRIED HRRR TINES A WEEK.
Arrives and leaves every Tuesday. Thursday and
saturday. NV. NORRIS, p. NJ.
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FINED ~ CENTS. Or Wednesday last. a
Dig Mi 'sourian and his son dropped in at
Daggett q Edgerly's Express Office after
some freight Tho charges were 90 cents.
The Missouri gents were for carrying off the
goods without settling the charges; but Ed
ward Daggett, who was attending to the de-
livery, interposed such arguments as brought
the gentlemen to terms. The arguments
were so forcible that Esq. Douglass was APP
pealed to, and Mr. Daggett was fined ten
cents, that being the amount Of damage in
ficted upon the Missouri plaintiffs.
CHANGE OF TIME.-The X. Ft d. M. & NJ.
Railroad announce the following change of
time, to take effect on the 9th inst, running
two trains daily:
ARRIVE AT OTTUMwA.
, Going West-Mail. arrives at 1920 p. m.
departs at the same time
Going East arrive at 7:50 a. m,
and at 1:2O p. m.
The B. & NJ Railroad have issued a new
time card. taking effect on the 11th:
Arrive at Ottumwa 1918 and 9:15 r. m.
Leave 5:00a. m. and 200 I'm.
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SEPTEMBER SESSION, s.
OF the Board Of Supervisors

G. w. Dresser in the chair, and all the
members present. rs.s1le,5sil
The following are the allowances made
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The Week has been wet, the latter portion
of it cold.
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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-09-30
The Agricultural Fair.


EF~ Circumstances rendered it mpos-
sible for us to be at the Fair of our Coun
ty Society, and we are therefore unable
TO speak in detail of the exhibition. We
understand that, considering the circum-
stances, the display was quite creditable,
and the officers were gratiied at the gen.
eral course Of matters on the occasion.
The President and Secretary, Msssrs. l..
S. Brooks and L. w. HART, were indie
fatigable in their efforts to induce prop
er interest in the affair among our peo-
pie, and lost no opportunity to contribute
to the comfort of exhibitors.
We have generally taken occasion to
give as full a report as possible of such
local exhibitions, and regret much that
we cannot do SO on this occasion. But
we can now only refer our readers to the
awards of Premiums, to be found in an
other column.
The address Of Mr.. HoLDRIpGE we
hear highly spoken of, and Mr.. Brooks
informs us that a general request has
been made for its publication, which will
probably be done.
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ID led ;.
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Died in Quasqueton Sept 18th, of Diptherea
FLORENCE Eta, only child of THOMAS A. and
SARAH M. JERNEGAN, aged A years and
months.
The death of little "Fawnie has cast O
gloom throughout cur village. She was gen.
eral favorite with all. ''To know her, was to
love her. Her life was one Of sunshine, and
her death was only as one going home. But a
lew moments before she died, clasping her lit
tie hands, and raising her eyes with such a
Heavenly expression that those who were with
her can never forget, she continued to repeat
with peculiar sweetness the words Home
home" till her voice died away and Heaven
had one Angel more.
" She is not dead-the child of our Affection
But gone into that school
Where she no longer needs our poor protection
And Christ himself doth rule,
In that grand cloister's stiffness and scclusion,
BY guardian angels led
Safe from temptation, safe from sins pollution
She lives whom we call dead.
Day after day we think what she is doing
In those bright realms of air
Year after year her tender steps pursuing,
Behold her grown more fair.
Thus do we walk with her, and keep unbroken
The band which nature gives,
Thinking that our remembrance though I'M
spoken
May reach her where she lives.
Not as child shall we again behold her,
For when with rapture wild
In our embraces we again enfold her,
She will not be child
But fair maiden in her fathers mansion,
Clothed with celestial grace
And beautiful with all the souls expansion,
Shall we behold her face
And though at times, impctuous with emotion,
And anguish long suppressed,
The swelling heart heayes, moaning like the
ocean,
That will not be at rest;
We will be patient and assuage the feeling
We cannot wholly stay
By silence sanctifying, not concealing
The grief that must have way"
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The Fifth.

The Fifth.
Ey- The boys Of the Fifth have at las
obtained the opportunity, SO long sought,
to pay their respects to the rebels, and
bravely and heroically have they borne
themselves. Iowa's reputation has suf-
cred no disparagement. but gained new
lustre, from their efforts. With their com :
rades, almost exclusively from our own
State, although outnumbered to 1, they
fought and whipped PRICE, driving him
from the field, killing 700 Of his men,
and capturing many of his cannon. The
fierceness of the courage of the 9th may
be Judged from their loss. OF 482 who
went into battle, but 219 came out un-
injured. 1t is a sad, but glorious rec
ord.
john H. TowLE, the only member OF
Co. E, who was killed, was a strange,
here. He was printer, came here and
worked in the Guardian office for few
days, and then joined Capt. LEES Com
pany. His death was brave one, as
will be seen from OSCAR FuLLER's letter
to his father, which we copy.
Lieut. LEWIS was severely wounded,
but not until he had made an honorable
record. Every man who knows him,
will be panied to know of his suffering.
He is the pride of his company, every
report representing him as an accom-
plished and most worthy officer and man,
and 1t will be the prayer Of his company,
as here al home, that he may quickly
recover.
We have just received frem our cor
respondent with the Fifth, full and in
teresling account of the battle, which we
shall publish next week He likewise
furnishes us an official list of the killed
and wounded in the regiment, with the
nature of the wound. The list of casu-
alties in company L, is given as follows !:
KILLED.
Private, John II Towle
WOUNDED.
1st Lieut. 4. b. Lewis, thigh severely
Sergeant VIM. Bunce, shoulder, slightly.
Private Elijah Chittester, head, slightly;
do W, w. Baughman, leg, slightly.
do A. B. Kinsel, leg. badly.
do ". Ii. Brown, back, slightly.
The list of casualties in the regiment
foots up as follows:
Adiutant Patterson wounded in arm, slight
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Leg Broken.

Leg Broken.
E- The wretched state of the bridg e
has resulted, as we have time and again
predicted, in the destruction OF fine
horse. On Friday horse belonging to
farmer near Barclay, caught his foot
in some Of the dangerous holes in the
plankins, and broke the nigh fore leg
about half way between the foot and the
knee. His owner was compelled to shoot
him. He was a good, sound young
horse, and his loss through the criminal
neglect of the proper authorities to fix
the bridge seems like great outrage
Whether the county or the township is
responsible seems to be a question. Ii
is time our County should assume the
task of building and keeping in repair
the bridges on the public roads. This
is the proper duty of the county, and
one which scarcely any other county
about us neglscts. Until this is done,
we shall not have good roads or good
bridges.
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Teachers Institute.

Teachers viii please remember that
the new school Law requires That dur
ing the time of holding Teachers In
stiute in any county of tins Stale. any
school that may be in session in such
county shall be closed" and makes it
the duty of all teachers, and persons
desiring teachers certificate, TO attend
such Institute, or present to the County
Superintendent satisfactory reasons for
not so attending, before receiving such
certificate"
The executive committee-remember-
ing the kind hospitality of the people Of
Independence during the last Institute
hope 10 make similar arrangements for
tho accommodation Of teachers from
distance, during the coming session.
Every effort will be made to render
this pleasant and profitable Institute
Let every teacher in the county be in
attendance early on Monday morning.
The Institute will close with an exam.
inalion Of teachers. Sub directors should
remember that this, and ali the regular
Monthly Examinations, will be public,
and that if they wish TO secure competent
teachers for their respective schools, they
should attend the examinations.
S. G. PIERCE,
County Sup't.
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List of Donations
Received by the Independence Aid So
oieiy during the prasent month
County Sup't.


oiety during the present month.
Mrs Bowen 90 dozen eggs, 10 lbs butter .
shirts, roll Of bandages Mrs Snow one can
Tomatoes Mrs James CLARK : bottles of honey:
Mrs Poor one dozen Magazines; Mrs Pratt
pair sheets, towel, pair socks. paper dried
cherries Mrs Lovejoy peek of onions Mrs
Shattuek peek of onions; Frederick Clark 5
lbs of butter; Mrs Wheeler 9 doz eggs Mrs
G Taylor 81 lbs butter; j NJ Ginther doz
eggs, = lbs of butter, peek of onions Mrs
Glnther dozen eggs dozen onions Mrs
o Stafford shirt. one dozen eggs, peek Of
Onions Mrs Ogden lbs butter. > dozen eggs !;
ID Tidd dozen eggs, one basket Of onions
linen Iablecloth Mrs Darling 80 dozen eggs /;
Mrs VIM Logan, l = lbs wooden warn Mrs
Patrick pound wooden yarn Mrs Jordan
package Magazines, sheet, pair pillow slips,
two towels, shirts, roll of linen Mrs Warne
one package of Magazines, pair pillow slips 2
shirts Mrs Heman Morse sheet. pair nil
low slips, roll of bandages Mrs Westfall roll
OF linen Mrs Bemis 3 shirts, pair pillow slips :
Mrs Allison cheese c Prebies pillows. also
u quantity of feathers and ticking Raily Buff
falo Township a sack Of feathers Mrs J :
Woodward one dollar Mrs Bantz dozen eggs
basket onions Mrs j Sanders doz eggs Mrs
) Curtis doz eggs Mrs W WHAT . sheets
pair drawers, basket onions, aud dried fruit :
Mrs Narguson basket onions Mrs Bar 6ls dor
eggs Davis 1 doz eggs Mrs " Vincent
81 dozen eggs. basket onions Mrs Long 6
dozen eggs, onions, butter, | shirt, and pair
pillow slips; Mrs Brognct towels, pair linen
pillow slips; Mrs Lane / sheet pair pillow
slips. basket onions Mrs Smyzer shirts. .
sheets. basket onions Sparkling basket onions :
Mrs Lucky roll Of linen Mrs Older = Jars Of
straw berries, Jars Of gooseberries. jar pick
les Mrs Orion . dozen eggs Mrs Roszell /
PEEK Of onions.
MRs. N. T. BEMIs, Sec'y.
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Don't Forget.

GB CHARLEY NoURsE, one of the very
ablest stump speakers in the State, will
address the citizens Of this county on
Monday next, at 2 o'clock P. NJ, at the
Court House. Ifyou want 70 hear a fine
speech, if you want to see MAHoNY trait.
orsm as il looks with its hide off, by all
means come out and hear CHARLEY
NoURsE.
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Notice

rs HEREBY GIVEN, that agreeable to reso.
Il luton passed by the Board of Supervisors OF
Buchanan County, Iowa, a vote of the Electors
of said County will be taken at the coming
Election, whether the County will offer Boun,
ty of $50 for each married man of said County
and $25 for each single man who may enlist in
the Irish Regiment, now being raised in this
State. The form of the vote will be,
For the Bounty.
Against the Bounty,
EDWARD BREWER, Clerk.
Sept. 29th 1862.
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! hey make Il SUI
pcrior article of sy-
rup, are cheap and
durable, and have
become the most
POPULAR Illinois
Farmer.
From the most
perfect clarifying
process on the pc
euhar principles OF.
Cook Evaporator.
we shall have il bet
ter article of sugar,
in its unrefined
state. than can he
made from the
southern cane in its
ordinary way of
man ufacture.
In conclusion,
permit me TO say,
that having ext II.
sirely used Cooks
Evaporation two sue
cessive seasons. i
have no hesitation
in recommending it
as a most valuable
invention The two
years trial Of il has
proved that its
worth exceeds the
highest commend ia
christopher
Cory, Lima.
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Ry Sergeant WILBUR, of Company c,
9th Regiment, has been detailed to re-
crult for the 9th regiment, and is now in
Independence for that purpose. Co. c
wants l2 men to fill up its ranks, and a
better opportunity cannct obtain to those
wishing TO enlist than this.
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AS the Oyster season has again com.
menced, HARDEsDRooK wishes to inform
his old customers and tho community in
general, that he is prepared to furnish
them in every style, SO If you want an
old fashioned stew or fry go to HARDEN,
BROOKS. Don't forget those fine Cigars
and good old Stock Ale, Cider, and
choice Fruits in their season. =
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Change Of Time.

81 During the continuance of the
State Fair, the Dubuque and Sioux City
Railroad Company will run their trains
eastward at an earlier hour than usual,
the better to accommodate the people.
The time Of leaving the depot at this
place is clock a. m.
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Its success

r It's success Is com
! piete, and the sugar
I" is fully equal tothat
; Of our sugar houses
- IL boils very rapid
: ly, and no chemi
cal agents are used.
: Ohio Statesman.
: Cook patent en-
: braces moro fully
the requirements Of
the people than any
: other now in use
2 Lima co. Gazette.
: Cook Eyapora
: tor Is mn invention
TO which farmers
turn with gratiiica
ton as the realiza-
. tion of a cherished
: hope. &c meinnad
Gazette.
Simple affair.
Operates admira
/, bly,. The best APP
i. paratus.-L American
: Agriculturist.
{ In lis province,
{ the excelsior. Chi
eago Herald,
Compact, scien .
iiiiic--a first class
? invention. [Cincin
: natl Commercial.
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AE- Lieut.. Col. LAKE, of the eth
came home on Saturday, looking exceed
ingly well in his regimentals. JED, we
hear from all aides, is taking very matur.
ally and successfully TO his new duties.
He reports Capt. MILLER and a few OF
the boys, as slightly indisposed, but the
general health of the camp very good.
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9}(arried.
u

AT the residence of the brides father near
Quasqueton, September 25th, by Rev. ii. ~
GATES, Mr., LEWIS SMALL, to Miss EMMA
SwAETzELL, both of Qunsqueton, Buchanan
County, Iowa.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-09-30

RT Our townsman, Z. j. PRATT, is
appointed to take the vote of the Goth
Regiment, now at Clinton.
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OVER $500 IN USE
COOKS SUGAR EVAPORATOR.

In experimenting with and using
Cooks Evaporators, last Fan, think
there is no more trouble in making good
sugar than there is in making mash do!
not think there is any danger of burn
ing the syrup on Cooks Evarorator. /
burned none in making over / 900 gal |,
Ions last fall,-[O. n. Brainerl, Marion
Iowa
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-09-30
Republican Township Ticket.

For Supervisor,
E. B. OLDER.
For Justices of the Peace,
w. CHANDLER
w. H. BARTON.
For Assessor,
II. B. BULLENE,
For Township Clerk,
EDWARD BREWER.
For Constables,
SAXTON WEBSTER
4 ED II. GAYLORD.
For Township Trustees,
a JAMES FORESTER,
ALFRED INGALLS,.
Sa DAVID GILL.
For Road Supervisors,
LIST Distinctly. HEAD.
I'd District-T. +. MESSENGER.
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4 IL persons having books belonging to the
~ Independence Lyceum, are requested TO
return the same immediately.
G. T. LEANITT,
sept ~, lc62. Librarian.
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Best Embroidered Handkerchief, Mrs. b
Bright Leo
Best Fancy Dress, Mrs J NJ Chandler 80
Best Kneedlc Cushion, Mrs. Doolittle so
Best Pin Cushion, Mrs. Doolittle 20
Best Cotton Plant and Cotton. Mrs. DR..
House LOO
Best Showcase and contents, Plane d Co. Dip
COOKERY.
Best Corn Bread, Mrs. II Sparkling Dip
Best Wheat Bread, Miss Ann Keller Dip
Best Currant Jelly, Mrs DR.. House Dip
Best Plum Jelly, Mrs DR. House Dip
Best Peach Jam, Mrs. DR.. House Dip
Best Japan Melon, Mrs. DIR. House Dip
Best Strawberries, Mrs. DIR. House Dip
PLowISG March.
Best Flowing, II Sparkling 800
I'd best Flowing, Z Miller 200
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Aid Society,".

Aid Society.
There will be meeting of the Aid
Society at Morse's Hall on Wednesday
afternoon, Oct LIST.
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Another Fizzie.
TT The grand Mass Meeting called

Another FizzIe.
~ The grand Mass Meeting called
by the Democracy, and paraded in the
Dubuque Herald, Civilian and Crisis
with all the benefit of display type, call
ed at this place last Saturday, was the
most perfect fizzls we ever recollect in
the county. Neither Wilson HoGpoS
or SAAUELs came to talk, and scarce any
one TO hear. LEAvIrr gave the few who
were present in the afternoon the benefit
of his stock OF words, and then the affair
was adjourned till evening. BY dint of
drumming, and the help of Republicans.
The mouse was pretty well filled in the
evening, when JOHN II. O'NEIL, of Du.
buque. bowed his small horn. That's
all there was of it. Judge WILSON don't
intend to come out and define his posi-.
Ton. but will sneak around slyly, beg
sng aud pentioning for votes--denoun
cling MAHoSY to Republicans. and endor
sing MAnoNY to Democrats. That's
Judge WILSON.
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$3.50 gallons syrup. 81, $50.

73.I50 gallons syrup. s. ,51O. GMNs-
Sad experience
Multiply this loss hy the total mum
Der of poor machines sent ont. and what
mammoth proportions the loss assumes !,
81. Farmers lose by buying Exapora-
tors which are iufringements upon some
prior patent, thus suhieetiug the farmer
TO prosecution and heavy damages.
Practice true economy therefore buy only
THE ORIGINAL-THE ONLY RE
ILIABLE-THE COOK EYAPORA-I
TOR.
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For Kansas.

Esy- Tom. BuLLESE. we regret to learn,
intends moving, with his family, to Kan.
sas. Tom leaves hosts Of friends who are
10th to part with him.