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100 MACDoUGAL sTREET.-RoOMS TO LET, WITH
LOO Board. TO gentleman anu wife; also two gen.
enen, f,r Sla Including fire and gas. Single Rooms
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INK LEXINGTON AVENUE, SOUTHEAST CORNER
lfO OF Thireth STREET.-THE let two Suits OF well fur
nshed rooms. TO one family small families, with
private table only; references EXCHANGED
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17O BLEEcKER STREET. NEAR MACDOUGAL.-
n Furnished Rooms for gentlemen, in private h0us
50 TO 81 per week gas and bath
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser, having been restored to
health in a few weeks bv very simple
remedy. after having suifes err for several
wears with severe lung affection, and that
dread disease Comsumntion-is anxious
to make known to his feflow-sutielers the
means Of cure. 1913
To all who desire it he vii, send copy
Of the prescription nsed tfree OF chargel.
with thegtiirertionS for preparing and US
ing the same, which they will find IA sure
cure for Consumption. Asthma, Rronchit-
is, Coughs, Colds, and all Throat and Ling
Affections. The only object ofthe advar-
tiser in sending the prescriptionis to hene-
fit the afflicted. and spread ipform ,tion
which he conceivesto be invaluable. and be
hopes every sufferer win try his remedy,
as Ii will costthem nothing. and may prove
blessing. Parties wishing the prescription
free, by return mail. vii pieae g dress
REV. EDWARD a. WILSON.
williamsburg, Kings Co.. New York
June6 lS67-w1y-A-fs. NJ. r., l5,.
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Political Meeting

Mai. Henry O'Connor, Republican
nominee for Attorney General, will
address the citizens Of Iowa at the
times and places designated below !:
Ottumwa, Thursday, Sept. 5.
Keosauqua, Friday, Sept. 6.
Kcokuk, Saturday, Sept. z.
Bcntonsport. Monday, Sept. 9.
Bloomfield, Tuesday, Sept. 10. 7
Centrcville. Wednesday,, Sept. IL.
e ,Corydon, Thursday, Sept. Il.
leon. Friday, Sept. ID.
.Osceola. Saturday. Sept. Il.
sWinterset, Monday, Sept. Is
Dcs Moines, Tuesday, Sept. II.
The above meetings willbc Of 2 P.
NJ. unless otherwise fixed by the
County Central Committees. The
Central Committees in each County
are expected to make all necessary
arrangements for the meetings, and
give full notice ofthem.
C. G. NOURSE,
Chairman State Gen. Com.
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napunLlc,N MEETINGS.

Hon. VIM. Loughridge willaddress pub
lie meetings rs followos:
Thursday, Sept 5ih, Ottumwa,
Monday. Sept 9th, Knoxville.
Tuesday, Sept. 10th. Alba at ~. m. 5
Wednesday,. Sept 18th, Centreville.
Saturday. Sept. 14th, Sigourney.
Monday Sept 18th, MonIezuma.
Saturday Sept 21st. Toledo.
Saturday. Sept 21st. Tama City.
Monday. Sept 23i, Belle Plain, Benton Co.
Wednesday, Sept. 25th.. Vinton.
Friday Sept 9th. Marengn.
-satrrirv. Sept. oetl,. I".r /" City
. Senator Crookham will he present and
address the meetings at MontcZuma and
Toledo.
These meetings will commence at 2 o.
c}ocl n. m. aud the several County Com
mittses are requested to make the neces-
sarv arrangement. G. c. NOURsf
Chairman Republican State Central Com.
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For the Ottnnwa COUNTER.
TO THE LADIES OF WAPELLO
COUNTY. aFRi

. = The dip Of war, its clangor Of arms,
laundering cannon and musketry's
roar, with the heavy tramp Of it's
asoldiery have ceased, and there Isl
nought to remind us ofHthe "Reignl
Of Terror but aching hearts, desc
late no mes and the million Of graves
that dot tho hill side and valley
where our loved ones sleep. Peace,
with her white banners unfurled to
the breeze, floats over, our lind, while
enterprise and progress with rapid
strides is bringing this glorious re-
public Of ours to an honored place
amoug the nations Of earth. And
while our husbands and brothers are
bending their shoulders to the wheel
of advance, shall we with the envia-
Bile reputation Of American women.
stand back la indifference rs to the
results; or shah we bravcly make the
effort and have Wapello county Fair
success. For much depends on ms
ladies. We must keep tally with our
| masculine friends and furnish variety
to their moro weightv productions of
genius and labor. From thu. spacious
depths of onr store rooms we may
bring offerings of snow white bread
rolls ofgolden butter, pots Of iellles
and jams, and Other delicious COM
1 pounds in the creation Of which so
4 many of the l,ousekecpers of our land
I are adopts. Then let us have utility
and beauty mingled and combined 70
make our Floral Hall with its Ever
greens and Flowers, it's singing birds
j painting and music with the more
\ substantial attractions place Of in.
! terest And may our county Fairs
for wears to como be looked forward
to asa pleasant place Of social re-
nnion as well as where people gath
CIR to appreciate and admire as vel
as TO reward industry and skill. -
!, There in October let us add another
4 leaf' to the lanrels that wreath tht
brow Of fair young Iowa, our owr
/ loved State, whose gleamings shed q
bright lustre amid the Union q
Stars. MRS. u. ~ III. 2
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A fresh supply Of that excellent
Fluid Preserving Solution. Just the
,5hingl forpatting up tomatoes, st
~ r. r. WALLACE & cos.
IOWA ooNFERENCE.

s Tuesday, September 18th, 81, mn eef-
ing Of examining committee: p. NJ, Cop
ference sermon, by Rev. Harris; Alternate MAJ e
Prof. Burns 4zls
Wednesday, 18th, n. m. Public prayer
meeting: sa. m. opening sermon by Bishop
Clark; Alternate President Homes. After
the sermon. the Sacrament will be admin.
istered following which the formal organ
ization will take place; 8 u, M, organization
Ofconmittpes. Z pm. Educational Ami
versary address by Hon. James Harlan,
II. Amber, Esq, and President Homes.
Thursday =. 18th, y p. m,--Childrers
meeting, addresses Ivy Rev. j. II. Vincent
ofthe M. T.. Church. and others; =. m
Anniversary Of the SIS, Union OF Iowa
FRIDAY. Goth 81 b. m.-serr,on on Church
I Extension Cause, by Rev. w. f.. Cowles;
q b. m, Anniversary of1owa Conference
Church Extension Society.
Saturday, 2lst, "a y. m-Missionarv SER
mon l,v Rev Dennis Murphy. Alternate.
Rev. j. w. Latham. p. M, Missionary
Anniversary. Is; !;
r. Sabbath. 22d.-sservices in M. II. Church
$40, a. m Conference love-feast; 1880. SER
mon bv Bishop Scott, followed by ordiBsA-
ttnn Of deacons; 3 p. m. sermon by --a- -.
$ followed by ordination OF elders; p. M,
! sermon by ------. sft. III seS ~ 4t3.
II t.t1n oacu II1OFHI1lV VI tut 49,
! O'clock, there will be held in the lecture
i Room of the churcha public religious ser
ivice for PRAYER. experienceer preachne.
i The daily religious session Of the confer
ence viii he. held probably from Sa. m. e
/ IL M. and will lie open for al to attend.
!, The proceedings will befpuhlshed in FIJI
during the session in the DAILY COURIER
capies of which will he sent per mail or td
resident subscribers for 25 cents for the
session. Persons desiring copies can en-
close tho amount, and address Publishers
J, Courier, Ottllmwa, Iowa. 75te
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+ q y
aCAT's MILK AND Poor WHISKY
1.-The last remedy for q certain
class Of invalids, who have eaten all
tho cod livers in the country, and
drank all the poor whisky they could
find, and still live, is cats milk ~
French chemists have suddenly dis,
covered that this tactical fluid posses
SEES strong restorative powers.
Tho above item has boon going the
rounds Of the press for some weeks
past, and doubtless "cod livers''
among the ignorant and '.poor whis-
key' among those who sought to
know better will be IN. active de-
mand among consunptive sufferers
After running their digestion with
the one, and destroying their consti.
tuition with the other, they propose
10 resort to aCat's Milk as the only
hope. let them take counsel Of the
many thousands who, having been
the victims of sscod livsrs," poor
whiskey and cats milk, have founc
not only temporal but permanent re
lief in ! DR.. j. w. Poland's White
Pine Compound, and they will once
more feel 4 renewal OF their yonthfn
vigor. Sold BY all druggists.
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EsORgsFys & APPLETON.
Is2 broadway, New YOrE
NnTHIRE-ALI..

! 4 r. ! *
Rut If Won want a medicine that will
cure Chronic mot i.nfiamatory( Rheuma-
tism. Mumps. Sore Throat, Swellings, Old
sores. Bruises, Toothaclie. Headache. In
sect Stings, Pains in the Back and Chest.
also Internally, Diarrhea, Dysentery, Col
ic. Groups and vomiting. Won have 1t in
Dr. Tobias Wonderful Ventian Linllnant
IT never fails when used according tothe
directions Every drop of it is. put up by
DR.. Tabias himself. and he has done so
for nineteen years. His medicine is
known throughout the world. The best
physicians recommend it. Thousands Of
certificates can be see. Mt the Depot. Cort-
Iandt street. No family having children
should be withnutit in case of Group
Thousands ofchil1renare saved by itan-
nuallv Use 1t when firsttaken according
to the directions. and You will never lose
a child. Ladies will find i valuable in
eradicatine pimples and blotches; Only
5octs and 81 per bottle. Sold by the drug
rists throughout tie United States and En-
rope. Depot, SIS t'ortlandt Street. New
York. aug. 10 uWlHi.
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SHERIDAN Our readers have had
glimpses of this heros private Ii e
from many obscure sources, and as
we all delightin reading the biogra-
ply of truly great men, we have just
completed arrangements with a citi-
zen of Otthmwa, one closely connect
cd with this office, who was born in
the same house he was born in, rear
ed in the same town, went to school
and associated with him. and who, in
fact, was q boon companion from his
infancy to the time Of his entering
West Point Academy, ia furnish us
with sketches of his youthful life
They will be short. and may be re-
lied upon as correct. For the pres
ent the authors name will be silent.
We shall commence them shortly,
and run along occasionally till COM
pletc. OF course we need not expect
them TO be couchcd in picturesque
and elegant style Of composition, as
the author claims no superiority o.
even mcdiocrity in writing, and, only
after urgent solicitation has he con
scented to give the many youthful in
cidcnts which will interest our young
readers, If not the older ones.
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Special N Offices.
ROOFS oFrHE SUPERIORQUALlT,
OF THE.
American w atch
wALTHAM. MA SIS. (.

q The American Watch Company. OF Wal
than, Mass. respectfully submit that their
Watches are cheaper. more accurates less
complex, more durable, better adapted
for general use, and more easily kept IN
order and repaired than any other watch
es in the ynarkets They, are simpler in
structure, and therefore stronger and less
likely to be injured than the majority Of
foreign watches, which are composed of
from 125 to 300 pieces, while in an old
English watch there are more than 700
parts How they, run under the hardest
trial watches ran have, is shown by the
following letter: ~
PENN. RAILROAD COMPANY.
\ Office Of the General superintendent.
Altoona. Pa, Is Dec. 1864.
3 Geutlomen: The watches manufacture
ed by you have been in use on this rail
road for several years by onr enginemen,
to whom wefiirnish watches as part of our
Icouiptnent. There are now some three
hundred Of them carried on orr line. and
we consider them good aud xfliahte tire
keepers. Indeed. I have great satisfac-
ktion In saving your watches give Us loss
trouble. and have worn and do wear much
Ion er without repairs than any watches
we have ever had muse on this road. As
yo,, are aware, we formerly trusted to
those of English manufacture. ofacknowl-
eiged good reputation; Int ms II class they
never Kept time AS CORRECTLY. nor nave
| they done as good service, as yours.
Intlese, statements am suspined by
! nv predecessor. Mr.. Lewis whose expert
ence extended over a period of years.
| Respectfully.
| *, 81 EDWARD II. WILLIAMS.
.a General Superintendent.
4 American Watch Co. Waltham.
! We make now five different grades OF
/ named respectively as follows:
| Appleton, Tracv 4 Co., Waltham, Mass
Waltham Watch Co., Waltha,n, Mass.
/ p. 8. Bartlett. Waltham Mass.
4 VIM. Eliery, fEi5tst Bnstnn MASS.
Home Watch Company. Boston Mass.
/ All Of these with the exception offhe
4 Home Watch Company, are warranted by
4 the American Watch Company to be of the
hest material, on the most approved prin
ciple. and to possess every req site for .
reliabletime Keeper. Every dealerselline
1 these Watches is provided with the Com
pany's printed card of guarantee. which
4 should accompany each Watch sold. sotha
buyers may feel sure that they are pur
chasing the genuine article. There are nu4
nervous commercials mud limitations Of on
Watches sold throughout the country. anf
4 we would caution purchasersto be on thei
i guard against imposition. @
Anvsgrades of Waltham Watches ma,
he purchased of Watch dealers throughon
the country.
RORgsFys & APPLETON:
Is2 Esroadway, New York
Aur 16-d.E W. Inn.
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EXTRACT OF A LITTER FROM

Providence, Ala. May IL, JSsh.
DR.. JOHN BULL: ] send YOU $50 for
cEpRoN BITTEEs. Please send what it
will come TO. aiier paying freight. to Col
umbus, Miss. nave been troubled tor
several wears with indigestion: have had
to take pills every night for ten or Iiteesi
wear: and in February; 1864, was attack
ed with general paralysis. was contin-
ed to NV room for the balance ofthe year
and, in fact, continued in a verysweak
and nervous condition until some two
months since. when Twas put under a.,
operation, and your Cedron Bitters for
treatment. Icommenced improving right
away; and am pretty we'll restored.
FIJI Tourstrulv.
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BULLS WoaM DESTROYER.
To Ny United St'ltes and !Vorld wtde

To Ny United Stntes aud World ptde
Readers.
IHAyE received many standardization
and medical men, as my al
MANAGES and various publications have
shown. all of which are genuine. The fol-
lowing letter from a highly educated and
popular physician in Georgia iscertainly
one OF the most sensible communications
I have ever received. Dir. Clement knows
exactly what he speaks of, and his testi-
mony deserves to be written IN letters OF
gold. Hear what the Doctor says OF
BULLS WORM DESTROY Err:
yiiianow, Walker County, Ga,
June %, 1866.
DIR. JOHN BULI.-Decr SIR: ] have re
Gently given your "Worm Destroyer" SOW
eral trials, and find ii wonderfully effica-
cious. 1t has not failed in single in
stance 10 have the ~ished-ior effect. lam
doing pretty large country practice. ara
have daily use for some articleof the Kind
am free to confess that know IF no
t,,ors that is -eeef4 air. rf,d speedy IN --it,
effects. On the contrary, they are uncer-
tain in heextreme. Nv object in writing
to Won is To find out upon what terms
can get the medicine directly from yo,i.-
If can get ii upon easy terms. shall use
4 great deal Of il. / am aware that the
use Of such articles is contrary To the
of the rep,,ta, line OF NJ. DIS. but see no
lust cause or good sense in discarding a
reu.edv which we know to be efficient.
simply because we may be Ignorant of its
combination. For my part, 1shall make
it a rule to use all and any means to ale
.viate suffering humanity which l may be
able to command-not hesitating because
some one more ingenious than myself may
have learned its effects first, and secured
for himself the sole right to use that knowl
edge. However. l am by no means an
advocate or supporter ofthe thousands OF
wort bless nostrums that food the country
which purpart to cnre all manner OF dis.
ease to which human flesh is heir. Please
reply soon, and inform me OF your bes
terms.
lam, sir. most respectfully.
JULIUS p. CLEMENT. NJ. u.
De-. JoEa Bnkps Principal Office, 40, Fiff'
|. Street, Louisville, Ky.
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Read Read.

The undersigned is PREPARED to paint
Portraits nUil Colors, in the latest stvles
Life Size or any size desirable, AZ low fig-
nres. Persons having small pictures OF
deceased friends. wishing 70 have them
enlarged and colored life like. give me.a
call and not entertain the absurd notion
that nothing can be done right unless it
is done i'm the, East. Give me II chance
and can do il we'll and mich cheaper
Card Photographs. Ambrutypes and
Gems taken an short notice.
Main st. Ottumwa lowe.
d3mw1y. II. NUNAMAlSER.
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WHEELER 4 WILSON'S Il
SEWING MACHINES.

Wheeler q Wilson'S Machines are the
favorite for fosniftes, being especially "a
dan,ea TO tl,at purpose. They work more
rapidly with less friction, and with great-
or economy Of thread than most, Ii not all
others.-NeO FORK Times. 49,
In looking out for the BEST u would be
well to see the Machines. Of Wheeler X
Wilson, before purchasing elsewhere
Examiner.
8, B. THRAIL, Agent.
Feb20 s67 -dy Ottunwa, Iowa
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; - - ss------------'l--l7
NOTICE.

There will be a meeting OF the Di-
rectors of the Wapello County Agri-
cultural Society at the Court House,.
on next saturday, the 18th inst, at
2 o'clock y. m. Matters of import
ance connected with holding the
County Fair this Fall, are tobe trans
acted. The Directors and all others
interested arc respectfully requested
to attend.
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s. +. DREAMER, Prest.

Bnnetrs Cologne Water is inimit-
able in quality, and pnt up in bottles
Of superior finish and beauty
Burnetts Cocoainc for the hair
once used recommends Itself
TChristian Freeman, Boston.
The Popularity in Burnett's Fiori-
mel consists in it's delicate and last
ing order.-[ Boston Transcript.
Permanent Cures of Asthma have
been effected by the use of Jonas
Whitcomb's Remedy.
Burrctt's KalIiston for the skin
has come INTO general toilet lse.-
Montreal Herald.
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NV. PLEASANT, IOWA,
On October 1st. 1867.

UNLESS the tickets should sooner all have
heen sold.
No. Of tickets limited to 1900
Single Tickets. s1,O0
Ten Tickets. to agents, 900
No. Of Gifts I: !: $40
I. First number drawn by n committee
of five f5l selected by the audience. will he
entitled to a House and Lot in the city Of
Mt Pleasant, iowa. valued at S2000,00
9. One Of Stnck's Pianos, SO0,G0
8. One span Match Horses, new wagon
and harness, $1,000
a. Parlor Organ. 300, 90
s. One splendid Gold Watch and
chain - 25O.00
SIS. One unique Pocket ~ ock $500
{ For further particulars see circulars
and posters
ANY dissatisfied with the prize NAV. mp
on the return of the prize and ticket to the
concert, receive his commission fee.
Tickets tn concert to be had for sale Mt all
.hes principal Jewelrv. Music and Drug
stores. in this part of the State, or please
address, enclosing stamp.
VALENTINE KAMMERER. Pror,
Mt. Pleasant, Iowa.
Adolph Schroeder, Agent.
For any information in regard to the
character, address Capt w A Simons,
chairman: Cant J Wertz, Daniel T. Root,
committee: W G Ghost, or any citizen OF
Mt Pleasant.
@l-Tic.set may he procured Of r. d
Martin, ut 1fnsev. Lewis & Co.'S Drug
Store, or Joe. s. Harman Grocer. Main
street. [Jnlv19, '67-d&wtds
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will r. Major, Agent for the Florence
Sewing Machine, would say to all those
wishing purchase a tirst-class Machine
will do well to examine the Florence be-
fore purchasing, it clearinghouse complete
now than ever, having late improvements.
Call and see the Machine. residence on In
ST.. opposite III. B. Jones. tt4t
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DR.. JOHN BULLS
Great II G IN g Il i e =
BULBS Ccdron Bitters,
AUTHENTIC DOCUMENTS.
44rkansas Heard From.


TESTIMONY OF MEDICAL MEN.
Stoney Point, White Co. Ark,
May DID, 1855.
DIR. JOHN BrLL--Dear Sir: last Feb
ruary I was in. Louisville purchasing
drugs, and got sorle OF your Sarsaparilis
and Cedron Bitters.
NV son in-law, who was with me in tbs
store. has been down with rheumatism fer
some time, commenced on the Bittei's and
soon found his general health improved.
Or. Gist, who has been in bad health
tried them and he also improved.
DR.. Coffee, who has been in bad health
for several years--stolnach and liver sf-
fected-he improved very much by the use
oil your Bitiers. Indeed the Cettran Bill :
ters has given you great populurify III this
settlement. think I could sell Il great
quantity ofyour medicines this fall-espe-
cialiy ofvour Cedron Bitters and SarSapa-
rilla. Ship:,ne via Memphis. care OF Rick
EFT Il Nicely. Respectfully.
G., Is WALKER f
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ANOTHER TESTIMONY.

bloomington. H.. Oct IA, 1864.
DIR. JOHN BULL: We made an arrange
ment with your agent July 20, 1864. for
selling your Cedron Bi;ters, and are about
sold out We want fnne grosse twelve
boxes more without DELAY. Weare intro-
ducing them readily, and think they an
swer u good purpose. -
DRS. HOGfi &CROTHERS.
Sold hy Taylor, Blake Il Co. sOttumwa.
Iowa. Aug IL DIV I'm.
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9 A.sman convinced against bis. viii

1 {. -. = "a .Tf,f 5 -, :, q = y
rs Of the same opinion still
Bnt when, by fair trial, q man is con-
vinccd that DR.. De Vishnu's Excel
sior Blackings are the best in the
world, he yields submissively, and
Immediately adds his voice to the
many thousands who proclaim their
good qualities. ,a.s \.
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$40 acres in Appanoose rouHty. Iowa,
one and half miles east Of MoultOn, the
junction Of the Iowa Central and st. Louis
Il Cedar Rapids Railroads. l60 acres I'M
der fence aud in CIVILIZATIONS; 40 acres tim
Der; good house. we'll &C.. on the premi-
SEES. For further particulars apply to
&C. Il u NJ. cox.
Aug. IA. ~ .i2w 4w. Orleans, Iowa
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Strayed

From the subscriber one large half breed
DURHAM COW, five years old, Roam co
Ior, with short horn and a blemish on one
eve; now near calving. Any information
regarding said COW will he thankfully re
ceived, and All trouble fully recon- pensed
ID. B. ABRAHAMS.
Aup g. ,6S-w4w
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GRAND GIFT CONCERTO!
FoRTHE BENEFIT OF THE
MWDv N.
Soldiers Orphans Home.

IT is well known To all CITIZENS OIL IoWH
that our Legislature. Mt its last session
magnanimouslystook charge Of this insti-
tuition. And seeking to provide, for its
wants, made an appropriation ofSS337 per
month per crpifn. This donation had not.
the price of provisions SO g'edtN advanced
would have been ahundanltv adequate to
meet it's wants. But alas! -four is now
1Ga2o per barrel. whereas one year ago 1t
could he readily purchased for s.. The
bounty provided is now exhausted. Six
months are vet to elapse before our Legis-
latura convenes. The wants of this period
must be supplied by charities.
NOBLE IOWA
will not permit the orphans of her f't'len
sons to want. One course. and but one,
is left u.s. They ask breaa 1--WE will not
give them Stone" Our benevolent fell
low citizen.
Valentine Kamn1erer.
rncantlv enigrating to this country from
Germany, and bringing this Jewelrv.
which he warrants to he snf'd goid. has
hnen induced tn place it at the disposal OF
a committee. asking only in return. first
cost in Europe, which. it is needless to
say. does not exceed one third of what it
would i'm this cauntrv. The other proper
tv is to he purchased with money deposit
ed at the disposal of the committee. who
have no interest in the enterprise. Con-
Govt will he given at sa8