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LOCAL NEWS.
NEW YORK AND THE VICINITY.

Cool WEATIlEREOuTor-Tow FASHION.
,HLEs fLocEISG HoNrwARr-JAprp rAoEa-Ye.
,erdEy and the nigh; before, the temperature
assumed Nintry aspect Not a f,w Of our citizen,
donnod o,ercosts ard give orders TO build a. e. In
their sittinc-rooms. The change In tue ve,Iher
hrinrs quite number Of arrivals from sAiatosl and
other fashionable watering places. fudgiu, from the
"aIe-wogn appearance Of many OF thcse pleasure.
seekers, they have not benefited inuch, Y any, rom
their trips. This Il not to be wondered o., pI.,lpa
ton, In all Its varied forms had for the health and
stil more so for the pocket The scenes OF fiyoilt
aud excuses In eating and dhnklng excitement O,
horse-saelus and rambling; nightly ha, and inidngh,
rc'o'ry are well Calculated to cause our pleasure.
seeking mkonakSA W return to the city anyth.ee
hut advantaFcd' either hesl,h or moralS by -gm.
ner iesldenee al sarsosA Newport, etcSo,e. How
much better Cd are tliey who having hut ht.,e
MEANS are SIM able occasionally to take little Tin
70 Long b.sheh kocAlway, some other Of tho
healihiui pisces la tue vicinity OF the cit,. The,
ENJOY days pure air; their limo 10 ,rcut Ia lppo
cent pastftes, and they return with ,rii In, o,,..
snd thankful hearts The treuepdop, ,,.I,I -.
which spring fiou rs,id,ucc Al s,rntocn n,a .,,h
Ike pisces cannot we'll he e.tita.ted p,il. ,rI
envy In their nuIne;ou, forms, NE enreneeiel IA
contest 50 TO which lady al al Gu DO the otbcr f.,
eAHAvaeaneo ana display. The husbands or ,he
ia'hesspurso mus: give mp s lost aolla- II need 10.
TO mount the diamonds, tuhies, M DC nj, So
sa1ins' Hnd rich brocaGes must le donrel At ,,v
price, aud 30 mixed az or all Is the ,uol,,, TINT
detective must 10 PAID to guard ihr ,lia5nI a. ma.
Tnenu OF neck and head. Then no, man, isna,r.
hearted ard sFectW painted dan,es come II n,
bitterly disappointed In the man oljec, OF their 40
ing Their loviag Slshs and enLe giuuces hrrs tcer
utterly wmted-no husband no hope The f.rti,
Iuon on their rir', snond much OF their tine,a, "A,
gaming tahc, trblte Coue.cis wa er am trrai.
mako f'G het'' "a get c.crtg'Ggd perh'p, by lie a
teIitcage that ketcaur. Las 'chtd mi 4 lual
thy OF their finances and II may telIoug sc,,utu.
rank u2ey upJn then houses. Thee ste some a. Ii,
consequences Of fashionable If at he lea4lls uter
TN paos Mao Ia ,lous Of tacL leaAurss!
TIE 81, 900 OLA ON BoA4o TIN COL De,
6rLs-A RryESrR CrrrR To NE sfNr 7, nu
WFaoh.--lhe Icveauo cuttoI Clyahoss will leay,
'fspoH on calu.!1, for tho Gail bean Sea- f. " ~
I'po'o a oHaclyorirs TO recover the ell Vay
'"eE yea. -cTE ia me Golden Eu4e, when n NJ va
srreked on her plsIlse to San jean. M. Veto
Smith agent Of tho TIeuugy Department ate
osins hve week. en lie rect, assisted by div 30 AM
WEAK "a TeeovHsd Onll chou
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serve how ne f1rat, taught By us,u-r, dist'n N
Cd at sloels stance ne Folt from tie 'inscl
row ho spurncd whrtovct vas Sounierfrii o. -
Tie would. Ser such cyciternca sic, re Urn 10
co'cula'ions touching Ms OWL lc,ure. Sane
uepr ased At la infer on v when comm &c ~
wet ne had ius' zen at n her tim. n o. he
calculating on TIE probable result, repeating
difficulties he had encornter Z, recalling ihe "
which n,ooi trcniDl NJ H. hts mothers EYES
rome simple vil'ager wouh exlr,s, sich rNs
wonder as n show ne learned :. all q 81
" ld picture thu rich ,vrsnt sex lowl dpivg
injustice and o,fess'ng sha ne calrua' e. t.
prot. ! ~ q Is fictu-s, tie fra -haf ~ o.
brnin, leing er'1isd by the cit CO PORTRAY 4
rothc her hin H.. ers .rtmb ir., and her 81
o.sef icrrn bc-t y, CT the column WI err her
name vas man tci witt pf,,c hoar rcr real 1
c. n. tneu6nt o., ani thcl al upUn her zee
grattute 70 God, icment er,ng ~ the .cYr D. q
uirii, as vel as ir tne hour o. tor-n'-, thti it|
II, w.. iye- or GS-s hwsv, o. g. liifA fc-t-s
lss'. ! CO., io'r fci.ow, IN TIC iuliacsI n
hear u Toui dc,r hc sI.t vc.rrr' A. lie = 4
ps.1'. Il ID nos care r rovtr,t mot te I.
klew . vel he neve- G wi he 40 poor ~ j
beer. IL .e.t L.s Towr-. TX. the mia 4 h'-st.
Htcn. lty ~ jog without 81 ,f1r.---nis & nv
IN hs hal', liz yatouI t1 i1 u.o.tality male
Hc anj 49, m Il o. ooll I've ia y garot-' b.
die there! n .'u b.. f. oul1 ini kc p a-i- that NO,
j,fy / nc--ie wcuili + -r. roor fellow 3"
Ica o. nv old friend, mc"sntu'lr; ''l~d yet .
~ss notias boIriul 10 the; i wss paro Z
~ -ai-su.
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lighted 6Il s,tH1''li0 :, auD more tno go -ss'.-
me 81, placing vol, tr cue' o.. ,.- O.
N'uceI 1. 1t ~ comp. s. l.1l W nj - .pg1
ovn no 'ri'f- shti i,it me- o,l,fo leslta ths F.
Its q 90 tcr '.fHr''t. g.. re esi.-' - '-
VIA ','t ic ta' se3n 90 1o..n. b.. '- ''i'
fo'rsi tfotlt 90 '..i to '.t Jew, 8. . 81 q
o. p.-cl 81 -itn--"a 81. lsa .'-a. {, o.,
s.ho ,.srt 80 .sg on i1 tn r,oiu l.s $40 FL
ior NOE rfo Ifc'a- lie jewel O. cNt. h.e,s
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Tho Eight Uorrs' fovement n Philadei-
ph,1.

A large msetins Of ~orknsmcn was he'd wed
ne,i.y nlsht at National GlArds Hall, In rGilIle.-
phls to con,idcr the piopr'e,y Of elta,inF repeal
Of the ten.hour law that tho legal days work me-
be eight hours The hall itself ua- no, onl, croEd,i
but the street outside, vhero IN ndcpf nient meet
inr vas osgsnzei, tud hdtrcsfod by indtrcntcnt
speakers. An orrnnlzatlon effected with VII
liam D. Eeiert for President. The follow ,ng Teso.u-
lions wore adopted
Whereas, The ~ortinr Of icnr hou-, 10 productive
ofmany evils which MAY 10 cuutHrrat I'd ply.
yosl dimoralIYa'io1, Nnd consc'Iunut mental how
development Weihauic olu ~ o.. 'ye' 'da, u.
compulsory idleness on the pHrt of many. md the
forcing Of others to ol oNs orfupIiicus VI ch ,ncc'
only to artificial ants AMI ,tietod eircs tic ~
dency OF the viOe system i",ur T. make the rich
more rich, and uc POO stl pcor"r; u IL oipcsed TO
the spirit Of national u-'itntonp, which propose
40 treat all men eyuAl and white "rpoTcd opf NJ
rsrifc'iont upon Individual eno prise real receive
and feel the necessity that c2sn Tor the Gel OF Of
barriers 10 prevent the downward tendency ON the
oar, OF the vast majority OF the pcc2le stimulated hy
an Insane hope for individual e!evnio9 the tacri-
dec Of the many ard believing that bolh our state
lesislatures and CongIoss have The power 10 enact
laws that the good Of the people clearly demand,
important subject before the public In its true light
therefore
Essoir,d, Th,t TIN l,ral standard for days WORK
ResOlrsn. That We recommend the formation Of
ieafu throughout our city and State, for tho pnr-
formation 10 educate he pablo mind 10 App.ecln-
zion Of he Importance OF the sul'c and the hecessi
~ for iinmedia'e action thereon.
Resolved, That We will view with favor any legls-
tAiion contemplating the proposci reduction.
Rspiteu, That while dep ecstng tho FOL nation OF
political parties or the pos. securing class cgs-
tntion, w nevertheless deem " s'scni!a' that the
atten Ion OF canddatss Tor legislative positions he
called TO this subject aud their views the made
public pIior TO election.
=, Rsooed, That ne National Government be poti.
TONED 10 establish the eishi hour system throurho
all the departments ~heTo dsyr work" are pcrfoIni-
ed b. the Government.
Mr.. j. c. Curry, of Wilmington. Delaware, ad.
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Who VI. drowned q, the FOO. Of lo,h sr.,. Deceased

Who w. drowned q, the foot Of lo,h street Deceased
bcund, struck and broke The sre, throwing fS,rpe,
into the river Efforts vere ma 70 rescue him, but
Without success.
4. THE COURTS.
ivIoLArroS or TUE EvisRA VI Aor.-.The case Of the
United stats. ayains. Cornelius horris called Up
In the Cni,ed State. Ccrn isioneI, oce yes,erday
Thi, vas care under the set Of 1880 for the protoc-
lion Of immigrant. The defendant 'hif's cook
wes ch. reed With having .ouc without the permits
mission q The Cap,4n into 'ba part Of he American
enetan' ship Orloat tppiopra,oi and set spir; 10
p 's-cnse-s, willie tbt.e lie formed acguaint-
lei cen hin .elf aud celtic D,-oeiuona- cruel cut
th1f. b. the rattan Of tho thr's matt on the eyi-
p or Tor tral, but CT be council caelias 10 re-
b. nc mar WA e. he iill punishment uniet The
&C Is d. Wa efentuah, Discharged on h's own iecos.
nilanec.
\ Nfw Ftoop ~ CouNr aFLtr GkEESBNoRa.-
George fohr .on, at:,se d.i,s', -n committed ve,.
70 ia. b. Comnt.l9ner O.tofre for cndcstcins 10
p,s'G 81 g.oenl1k which he STAT % he hsd roe we'd
duriny the day inLo~cnuy. The cognts,feit IL sp.
pcsf' has uiiha the las, two - ben put Ia clfcu-
lstou v ia-re ext n IN ecu-cGu"ooo Of revival
O. 90 DID prsctr IT n ".W-she'f" % have Tut o.
60 iN .,is. rg's ~ e." u Tine m'c Comr~.'
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'EAsAvgla.f.aNL.

HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAIL
1 i ioaos ga and fer honin-, lrle n, iaips Tor
We en- trairs Nj, leave New lo.k ss io,,oes
Ir,1 lt9ds l'if, % pot, aoth Il. rnd IN ave- a,
~ a, ", = y ti.' T.. a., aud nom ht,.oln / =.
bhnE1ss eeod oI eltber route. W. II. WANDER.
il !, d, =, AS
STEAMER MARY POWELL, FOR COZ.
= sens West Point Cornwall, Nevburgh, Milton,
s'a'T Afternoon stcettsuadsY, si 81 0elcoS.lS
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Lerscy CITY.

PRECAUTIONS AGAINST CBoLERA.--A pub
lie meeting -as held last svennr. at the City Hall in
jersey City Cor the purpose Of sdop'ins measures TO
event the further dumping Of garbage and vtge;a-
bic matter into the docks Of The Central Railroad
Comp-ny 81 Nov Jersev. witch gre te'ne construct:
tie eity m l'endance war large md the IA ctlne
vn, piirciplls eomr-sei Of soue q ire Wealthiss'
and most promire1' res ten'e Of the cit. several
Gddtcs 81 made. and p,,sui.e md fesolutious
We actp -, the rift Of vhich vss nat ~ innur-
ticn te oA0in 4 aesln-t fle Central Ro1d Ch'Ip.uv.
iesirainiuc i4om tie turtlCr .ur n 81 d ." &
rous maiter in hct Qck, 1Id that TIE COMP = be
con- - ieI to over tie var 80 ~, adv ttp7e'iei
therein. commit Ne TO CARY out he re- soiu'ion'
va, nomiua 81.
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PRIESTS GENUINE AND ININTTABL
- ,,-,.., HAIR uiEIi

ia A ~ fs4s
PRICE 8 - CEN : rFR BOX.
MS Dye stands hirhes "A the estimation Of n A
ian, ors tie co'o' tomr set - ,uon "pped. CirdC
o,hel hhr con . 'ri ! b,autiiu, BLACK or
Brown wilhou' l'Id.v ~ ihe hli or skin. 10 does
I"' ash OF 20 ems M! nm e'slnt ie.lnc Wits
aW ,us, and H. aithCut lou ot cOu'rauic ion. tia
b'ol' SAFEST aad ClEafEsi Hair Dye manu-
Asnu.e-'urcl rni for .alc ,shoesale and retail. =,
No. ~ eu..a "a. upl A.. Miiuu.turrh 10 10 lad
at retail Of hu'''.,t al over tie country. ~
CROToN ACVLDUCl DEPARlMENT.-
ccyei At hi 9iiyc, Rytun.a, on H,ll Hrli rntiI
Of Cast lion vi % q a os lns ~ me ,ag2S
namely for Saa .tra, a. p, each u feui, l. -bcs
long, OF ie' lntor diam, stra.e ut p. each a.
in lon, OF It mtr'. q..rn N I'll l.o,!s IONS iSi
.Al ~, e chl ot pe, ~ - 'e,t Inter oieno'er
Al'o or ies IN. T. strsrft S ofi2 IN IA or Ian.
ieuD an ief. =. aisht J. pc Of n in't- diam;
.-tO lin. ieet -'Isigft pie Of IN iu's. litln md
81 lons o. bIrnch ppea AID other y cl't cagtipga
eSnir-ie piop-sA, Wa Lo 'cc' ycl i0 The hol, n
lot all ihe other p aEi special ctstHrs Each NO
'ai must be entu.se slth Tho tie ii fhn supply 10
is ~ rlnss IoIns 10. he blf All nooes.Gry in-
10 Inn,icn osn b. o, s,ned ~ ihls citgo. IIlOaAL
SiIrIfHS, ROBERT l.. pARi:AGH, \ ". "a.
NrN; t!otOa Aquc Iuct B1pTo. OLic3 C!o;un Auuvs-
duct ncpa' mens' Au'. l;,h, 1868 IS
HORSES TOR SALE--i GOOD WORKING
- 10 ge1, he ,,o'l cheap l9gulIe Ia the h4lor
7 .ADlES-FAVE YOU EVER TRIID TIKI
L-BALa or Whit lI.LIEs TO- BesntlNi1s aad
Pi'sc.Sinr be- siiuy 4 Is a 0cH.htiUl cpll5iion,
sal ,en he usoa viz er " vel ~ squn.l. j, ,e
move mp q, tttr't% ten ara al Ful. go io,,
rcm tie - iel y.ius Nelu,.tu.! cel., .os ard
y me, iN9lI .in'o ~ tc, il! "a ,o1r'. We va.
pe.itcly hauu.e % thcnc.t 'Cr .crs.lY tofe ii
~ ~ sou h second ~ " LhGnsu..,h. Puo, IS eats
pes b't,e. 10
Observation-Disclosures MIN
, ( co. ,on,.nus to -oNci' = cr.,s-l ot,.in
Goverl ncn' p.o.ectiol ON now inyonuon- - Iens
1ii,c. ~ PARK Pov.
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RAEJE WANTrD-AFIEST RATE HAND
10. be J. Ap'y - the ooo,ch B-Losy, Is FgI-
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Adjutant Stephen X Mahon, of the seth
Iowa Infantry, reached his home in this
city few days ago, from Tyler, Texas, by
way of New Orleans. Adjt. Mahon con.
firms the report of the exchange of the por-
ton of the seth who were prisoners at
Camp Ford, some 275 in number, and SAYS
that they have fnrlough for SO DAYS to
visit their homes. We are indebted to Adi't
M. for brief bnt interesting account Of his
ten months experience in a Texan prison,
fnclnding an unsuccessful attempt to escape
lie saw Geo. s. Laswoll, says Cyrus Frank
lin is Colonel Of a rebel regiment in Texas.
and what seems strange, that Jesse Brook
shire is in the rebel service, most likely i'm
pressed.
We wish Adjt. Mahon could stay with us
all the time, but he returns in few DAYS to
the front to help put the finishing strokes
to the rebellion
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DOCTOR w HITTER

A regularly-hred Physician, from the Medical Col
lege of Canada, Toronto, as his Diploma which
who receive honors by law obliged to study five
years at least, and then pass arigid examination
not as in the West, two short winter terms of is
weeks each. DIR. Whittier has made Chronic Dis.
eases the study Of his life, and has Union-wide
reputation having been longer located in st. Louis
than any other Chronic Disease Physician.
Much Of his practice has been Of private nature.
Syonilis, Gonorrhea, Gleet Structure, all Urinary
Diseases, Syphutic or Mercuial Affections of the
Throat, Skin or Bones; 0rchitis, Hernia or Rup-
ture, also the effects of Solitary Habit, ruinous to
Body and Mind producing blotches, debility, impo
tency, dizziness of sight, confusion Of IDEAS evil
foreboding, aversion to society, loss of memory,
weakness &c. not all these in any case, but all
occurring frequently in various cases.
Accommodations ample, charges moderate,
cures guaranteed. Consultations by letter or at
office, fee Most cases can be properly treated
obs ervation sent by mail No hindrance to busi-
ness In most casee. Address Box 3092, st. Louis,
Mo. Hours-S A. NJ. to p. NJ. Office permanently
located at IS st. Charles St., between Sixth and
Seventh, one square South of Linden Hotel, retlr-
ed spot in the centre of the city.
Consultation rooms, and ooms for the accomoda-
ton Of such patients as require daily personal at
tion. u -
Can get, In sealed letter envelope, my Theory,
Symptoms and Treatment ofNervous, Urinary and
Sexual Diseases, clearly deneating all the diseased
conditions, with full tom Lists, for two three
cent postage stamps to prepay pos tage. Circular
for Ladies' relating Disease Of Puberty, Menstrual
ton and Pregnancy, &c.
can answer the same questions that scientific ply
stefan would ask at personal int erview, and in
many cases much better. as they would have more
time for reflection. He keeps systematic record
OF all his practc e,the symptoms, the drugs used.
quantity used. time of using, &C., and the expert
ence thus gathered Is treasured up in these records
succeeds better by judicious altern alton of
dies. mostly vegetable. 3S-16-6m.
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Our New FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SuoP.
-Messrs Drake and Spivey. the gentle.
men to whom we are to be indebted for a
Foundry and Machine Shop in this city, are
on the ground and have commenced build
ing. The locality is on Samantha, between
College and Marion Sts., Lots 300 and 291
"a short distance west of the depot. The
building will be so by 20 feet, costing in
Guiding fixtures, some $4,000. They expect
to get to work some time in May next =
The gentlemen ingaged in this enterprise
are both practical machinists, AMI have the
experience and ability as they have the dis
position to build up one fthe hest foun.
dries in the State. They have selected the
exact spot for it, and we wish them the sue.
cess the importance of their enterprise mer.
its
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A large number of the seth, late prison
srs at Tyler, Texas, came up Oh the Bur
hngton train on Tuesday night. We no
tlced among them Capt. Fee, formerly o
this place. Most of the party belonged in
Appanoose and other counties west of this
They seemed to be in good health and spir
its.
The train yesterday brought large ad
ditional number of the seth boys, just re
leased from the rebel den at Tyler, and
home on furlough. A good many of this las,
arrival are from this county, most of them
living about Dahlonega ard Agency City
They belong to Co.'S II, e, @, and b. and
number about 100 James Morrison, John
Morrow and John 7. Hobbs were the only
ones from this vicinity.
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New MERCANTILE FIRM -Messrs. Burton
K Kirkham is the name of new Firm who
have commenced business in the Dry Goods
and Grocery line. in this city within few
weeks. They have purchased the stock of
Carey Inskee, }, and occupy bis old stand,
at tic corner of Front and Market streets
They have also opened another store in
Abraham's building on Market ST., former.
ly occupied by Marsh & Ketcham. They
are enterprising, go ahead men, just the
sort to- push along and keep things moving.
They have fine stock of goods, in the
line OF groceries especially so, and their
prices are such as to attract purchasers
They will favor our readers with more
specific description Of their business in an
early number of the paper.
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( u. s. Rev. Stamp,)
< cancelled
w. p. Mar, 1. '65


cancelled
Wapeilo county. w.P., Mar. 1, IS
To Adeline J.. Robert J. #. Robert, Calvin G. Pack
ard, Gertrude Packard, Day q Been, h. Ezekiels,
Knapp, Wilkinson Co., and Charles Emory 4
Co. F
You and each Of you hereby notified that on
or before the Sd day of APRIL 1865, there will be
file in the Office OF the Clerk of the District Court of
said county the petition of Warren Packard, claim
ing Of said Adeline l.. Robert and j. T. Robert, the
husband OF said Adeline, to be the of title
bond executed by said Adeline to said @. G.. Pack
ard, for conveyance OF part of the south corner
OF out-lot "a, (55 feet the extension Of Ma rion
street by $50 feet deep in ottumwa, WapeIlo coun-
ty, Iowa, and praying specific performance and
conveyance to said petitioner by deed OF Warranty,
and asking of all said defendants decree Of said
Court queting the title to said property In said Pc
TONER against all claims of said of any
kind whatever. And unless you appear ami answer
said petition before Of the second day Of
the May term 1885, of said court, judgment and de-
cree OF said Court will be entered against you
cording to the prayer Of sail petition.
WARREN PACKARD.
By 7. Brigham, Atty. [mar2, '65-4w.
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MICHIGAN CENTRALLY travelling pub.
Inc VIII be glad to learn that the popular
route east by the Michigan Central and
Great Western Roads is again all right
There has been for time some little an
noyance on account of the necessity o f get
ting passports. That restriction is now re-
moved, and travel can flow onward free an d
uninterrupted as formerly. We refer to the
new time card of The Michigan Central pub
Iished this week.
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GO On XEWS3

wishto make Unknown tothe public that have
engaged the services of an accomplished eastern
who win take the
LA7EsTS77LES OF PHOTOGRAPHS
which are so much admired. sail upon all those
that wish 30 have their Photographic Albums orna
mented with fine Photographs, 70 give us a call.
! also wishto announce to the people, and espec-
any 10 ola custo mers, that have dispensed with
llhands and have resumed the
AM PE BUSINESS
myself, and expect to dojusticeto all who wish to
call ION me ior p,ctures Don't forget the place
II, NUNAMAKERs JEwELRY STORE
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TIE OsKALoosA iiEKALD-We regret to
learn that Dir. @. Beardsley, of the Oska-
ioosa Herald, has sold out. DR. B. has pub
iFShea one of the best and most Influential
papers IN the State, and his loss to the pro
fession will be felt. We wish him success
whatever business he may engage
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SPECHL NDTICEc.

.WRIGHTS BEJUVENATING
w ELIXTR-"Canst thou administer to mind
diseased ?" ask ed the great dramatst. Yes sgy We
and pluck from the rooted sorrow. too :" WRIGHr's
RbJyvEsArIse ELIXIR has sue marvellous power In
On UdkuabIe boon Ia both seges The Iassitude and
debility, the hysteria and fainting so prevalent
among the genter sex, need not exist when that val
liable restorative Is at hand for use II is in the form
Of pie asant and palatable liquid and should ever
be present the toilet table free fro the delete
FERROUS minerals usual with cosmetics, II is the
greatest vegetable restorative that has yet been
made know for the benefit Of the debiltated por-
ton Of the human family. Sold by all respectable
druggists throughout the United States and Can ada
Feb 16, 1866. I'm.
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r IST OF LETTERS Remaining

ISI OF IE1 ERS KemaInlnp
-LAunclaimea in the Post Office at Ostumwa, Iowa
on the 9th day of March, 1866.
"To obtain any of these letters. the applicant
must call for ADVERTISED LETTERS give the date Of
this list, and pay cent for advertising.
III not called for within one month, they will be
sent to the Dead Letter Office.
Letters are not advertised until they have re-
manned in the Office one week.
"Place the postage stamp on the upper right hand
corner, and leave space between the stamp and d.
rection for post-marking without interfering with
the writing.
an. B.-A REQUEST for the RETURN of letter to
the writer, II unclaimed within 80 days less writ.
ten or printed with the writer's name, Post ONCE
and State, the left hand end of the envelope
the face side, WILDE complied with at the usual
prepaid rate Of postage, payable when the letter Is
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POSTAL MONEY ORDER 0FFIcE - 0ttumwa
has been designated by the Postmaster
General, as Postal Money Order Office of
the second class. 1t will, however, be some
weeks before the office here is, prepared to
commence that branch Of Postal business.
The public will be duly notified when the
business will be commenced.