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ATTENTION FARMER

|, Mr.. J. r. Shepherd, has on hnnd at his
establishments Market ST., beIwppn Main
and the River, large supply OF husking
thin bles. Il new and very cheap invention,
by whiclln man can husk his corn in
short order. antitIo It with easei. They are
cheap, aadwe know every farmer win call
and buy them.
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SHERIEF,S SALE

SHEKIFF'S SA he.
BY virtue Of an Execution to me direct
ed issued by the clerk OF the Deslrict
Court Of Wapeilo County, State Of Iowa, ]
have levied upon and " illexpose to public
ale at the front door of the Court III ,use,
in said county, the following described
property t,-wit, situated in said County
and State: The west half of lot eight
Isl in Elocx twenty tx [26l in Ed.
dyvil e. Said sale will take place ON
the 10th day OF October, 1867. between the
hours OF . o'clock u. m. and O'clock p. m.
commenci' 8 ct one O'Clock p IN. The said
property having been taken at the snit Of
c. w. Byrns vs.J. A. Beiber, tosatisfy ssid
execution, I'll ,66 interest and costs.
q. A. DERBY,
Seriff If Wapeilo Co. Iowa.
Sherifrs office, ottun. wa, Iowa, Sept.
18th 1867. sept. II, W.
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WHEELER & WILSON'S
SEWING MACHINES.

Wheeler d Wilson's Machines are the
fnvorite for families, being especially a.
dapted to that purpose. They work more
rapidly with less friction, and with great
er economy Of thread than most, II not all
nthefs.-- Ncsc York Timer. ta1
In looking out for the BEST 1t would be
well to- ace the Machines of Wheeler 4
Wilson; before purchasing elsewhere
Examiner. VS.
S.-B. THRALL, Agent, " I
4 Feb2O 1877 .flv III S Ottumwa. Iowa
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sTRAYED or STOLEN!

From the subscriber. Sept. LIST 1867,
one large brown horse, eight years old, star
in his forehead. slightly hiPshot In right
hip, fifteen hands high seven years old.
slightly lame In Lett shoulder. A liberal
reward will be given for the recovery oi
the horses, or for any information Of their
whereabouts. ~ Z. M. GIBBS.
Ottumwa, Iowa. Sept. 9th, lS67-w3t s,
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To Polly M Corbin:
You are hereby notified as one OF the
heirs OF Mishack Hicks, deceased, late Of
Wapello county, Iowa, that an ins. rument
of writing purporting to be The hast witt
and testament Of said deceased, was pre-
scented, opened and publicly read in the
County Court OF SAID County on tue Sd day
Of september, 1851. and mat the second day
Of The November Term, 1857, OF said Cor #,
to-wit the 9Th day OF next November has
been fixed by said Court for proving sa
Will, and you are no. lied to appear on or
before noon Of said 5th day ofnext Novenl-
Der before said Court to be held at that me
in the Court House in the City OF Oltumwa,
in said County and show cause. !. any you
have. why said ins rnlnent should not be
estahlishe and admitted 10 record Is the
hast Will and Testament Of said deceased,
or default win be taken a9. inst you and
Judgment rendered in accordance " It'll The
facts as they shall npear.
| II. s.. J. S. PORTER, Co. Judge.
Sept. 4th, 1857. sept. II, W..
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County Canvass.

The Union Republican Candidates
for'thc various Offices TO be filled at
the October elections, tor Wapello
county will address their fellow citi-
zens on theissues of the day at the
following places and times, to wit:
Chrirtiansbutg. Friday Sept. 20. Up. m
BlAkesburg. Saturday, Sept. 81, p M
Point isabel Mnntlas, Sept. %. 4 n. m.
RoOps School House, Tuesday Sep. "a
Dahlonega, "Wednesday Sept. rs. p. m.
Kirkpatrick's School House, Thursday,
Sent. 90. Up. IN.
KirkviIle. Friday, Sept. 81. Up. m.
FddyviIle, s.turdsy, Sept. %, Ipsm.
(h'llicothe, Monday, s. nj. 30 p. m.
Agency City, Tuesday. Oct. l. 4 p. IN.
Ashland. Wesire siay, Oct. 2. Up. m. y r.
Rlsdpnsbnrg. Thursday. Oct. 8, p. m. q
Mary~ville. Friday, Oct, 4. i p. M.
Ottumwa. Saturday, Oct. ., I p. m.
The candidates Of the opposition
are invited to a joint discussion At
these meetings, and the people, ire
spective Of party, are invited 70 at
tend, 0,547 81 s. t 55,, I. IS, 4 .gi
BY order CENTRAL COMMITTEE. d
Ottumwa, Iowa, Sept. 9th, 1867.
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SHERIEFS SALE


BY virtue of an execution to me directed
issued by the Clerk of the District Court
of Wapello County, State Of Iowa,
have levied upon and will expose to
public sac at the front door Of the Court
House. in said county, the following de-
scribed property situated in said County
and State: The brewery establishment
situated on lot number five [5] in the City
lures. vessels, &c, thereto belonging
Said sale will take place OH the 10th day oil
Octobs', 1867. between the hours of o. clock
"A. m. and o'clock p. m. commencing at II
O'Clock II. IN. The said property having
been taken at the suit of Erastus Wash.
burn VS.. Henry Hertkorn to satisfy said
execution $i72, i5 interest and costs.
G. A. DERBY.
Sheriff Of Wapello Co. Iowa.
Sheriff's Office, Oitnmwa, Iowa, Sept. 10
1861. Sent. ~ W.
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Pain in.tbc stomach bowels. cons,i

Pain insthc stomach bowels, cons.i-
patton, sick headache. cramps, collie,
cholera morbus and DISTRESS after
eating, are surely cnred BY tho usc
of Goes Dyspepsia Ours. tits Ger.
taiuly thegrcatest remedy in exis-
tence. For saltby druggists every
whore. gif fi3
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State Of Iowa, |
USE FALES'
CELEBRATED ENF LDHUM.

It cures all diseases that are
cu-able IN the human Eyes,
1t also cures horses eyes. with
out tail, removes skum and
disease. It is an important
discovery, 1t cures diseased ey ~ without
causiic. and without pain
FALEs' PURE EYE INrION peretrates
The optic nerve and removes all disease
leaving the eve strong end clear. It is sold
by HINsLr. LEWIS e Co, Ottumwa, Iowa.
Aug 2, is67-dAw6m
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BY order CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
Ottumwa, Iowa, Sept. 9th, 1867.

sHusbands, love yonr wives, =
and give them Plantation Bitters
when they are suffering from Nerv-
osneas, general debility, faintness,
spasms, or any Of the thousand and
o 70 diseases to which tho weaker
sex is.liable. Having yourselves ex-
periencsd the bencfit Of their use, ex.
tend the blessing to others. This in
valuable tonic will chase Hypcchon.
dria Or the Blues give tone to
Unchanged nervous system gently
stimulate Anguid scretions- dispe|
vapofs and cnnul, andegenerally build
mp the worn constitution. For each
sex and all agos it is gentle stimn-
Int and a refreshing cordial. Mill
lens if bottles arc sold daily oil ove'
world.
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ANOTHER TESTIMONY.

bloomington. ILL.,, Oct -. 1854.
/ DIR. JoHN RULL We made nm arrange
Nment with your agent, July 20. 1891, for
selling your Cedrnn E: ters, and are about
hold out. We want Zone grnss) twelve
boxes more without Jelav. Weare intro
ducing them read:! =, and think they an-
swer good purpose.
DIS. EOGG q CHO'rE EHS.
Sold by Taylor, I.ake 4 Co., Ok0mwa,
Iowa. II !, !Eia1l8 A1g !. DIV I'm.
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5 Louisville KY, Nov. .. 1854.
/ received this day the following from
Lancaster Kentucky:
|, DIR. JOHN. BULL. Please send me in
haste, for my Ocn use. one dozen o. your
Cedrcn Bitters. have tried them, and
find them all you claim for hen. They
are curing me ofconsumption oflong STAN
ding. -N
stW Yours Respectfully.
II ~ G. w. SHINDLEBONER,
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TO prevent fever ard ague,' use
Paindcf's Tonic. Sold BY IIinscy,
Lewis 4 Go. jul. 15-w3t.
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EAGLE HOUSE,

Ma xet stree 'earthe Posi-. Office, Ottum.
IVA, Iowa. i
j. w. LENTZ, : PROPRIETOR.
convenient location, mas just beer. compile
ted and fitted up in good style, new i.rni.
tlre with good and pleasant rooms.
Board furnished with or without. iodging
and every, attention paid to the com orr
of guests ~ w. lENlZ.
au.SO.d f w3m.
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EsrRAY MULE.-Taken up by. ]. NJ
Michael in Washington Township, Wapel
10 County, Iowa, July nth, 1867, one bay
m nasr y = yssss q VIA ~,
Aug. 3. 81. +. N. COOLEY, Clerk.
| Sep. 4, 1867, WV
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Farm for Sale.

go acres in Appanoose county, lows,
one and a half miles east OF Moulton, the
junction Of the Iowa CO s,tra and st. Louis
Il Cedar Rapids Railroads. 100 acres un-
der fence and in CIVILIZATIONS; 40 acres tim
Der; q good house, we'll &C., on the premi-
SEES. For further particulars apply to
i08 fs G. u u. M. cox,
Auc-. u y ,;&w.w. Orleans, Iowa
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Social IN TILE CoUNTRY.--The So
cial Of the Christian Church will be
held at,:he. housdt of Mr.. LEWIS G..
REcToR, On the river road Al miles
above Ottqmwa, on Friday next at
2 o'clock p. M A fine chance for q
pleasant ride and 4 good supper.
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OFFICIAL NOTICE
State of Iowa, Office of Sec'y of State,
Des Moines. June "a. 1887.

Il
State of Iowa, Office of Sec'y of State,
Des Moines, June "a, 1887. I
The following proposition to amend the
Constitution of tho State Of Iowa, having
been duly adopted by both Houses Of the
Eleventh General Assembly and referred
to the Legislature to be chosen at the gem
eral election Of 1867, is hereby published
ED WRIGHT, sec'y of State
A proposal to amend the Consultations of
the State Of Lo,ra.
Be it resolved by The General Assembly
of the State of Ioaca, That thu following
amendments to the Constitution OF tho
State Of Iowa, are hereby proposed:
lst. Strike the word ''white'' from sec
ton of article thereof.
I'd. Strike the word ''white'' from SEC
ton SO, ofarticle thereof.
Sd. Strike the word s'white' from Sec
ton 81, of article 8 thereof.
4th. Strike the word white from sec-
ton IS, Of article thereof
5th. Strike the word sswhite'' from Sec
ton l, OF article 8 thereof.
9Th. Add to section 5. of article 2, the fol-
lowing words: Nor shall any person who
has committed, or may hereafter commit.
the crime of treason against the United
States, nor any person who has absconded
for the purpose Of avoiding any military
CONSUMPTION or DRAFT ordered by the au-
thority of the United States; or this State,
be entitled to the privileges Of an elector,
or qualified to hold any Office, under the
Constitution and laws Of this State. In
order that the provisions of this section
may he effectually enforced, the I1egisla-
ture may. by law. prescribe = suitable
oath 10 I've taken under such Limitations as
it may deem proper, by persons offering
to qualify for office or to vote, To the effect
that they are not subject to the disabilities
Of this section.
State Of Iowa,
Office of Secretary Of State.
| l, Ed Wright, Secretary Of State Of tbs
State Of Town. certify that the foregoing
resolution Ia an accurate copy Of the orig
inal resolution on file in this Office.
| In testimony Whereof have hereuntn
set my hand and affixed the official seal
Of the State of Iowa. Done at Des Moines
this 9th day of June, A. D. 1857.
[L.s.] ED WRIGHT,
| Secretary of State
| July2, 1867 -dAw till Gets
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WANTETl. AGENTS.

&5 w n N Gs1Ss ~ 1bfv = - a
- MADE FROM SIS 81 IN FIVE
HlA DAYS.! or SIS from $3.50 in one
day, and no humbug. Exclusive terrific
~ aIvEN. Entirely new business, Send
stamp for particulars.
100 DOANE 81 MASSEY.
june25d3m] 3l4 Olive st, st. Louis, Mo.
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DR. s. r.. MITCHELL
Office over Ennis d Ballord's D =, Store
Residence eco nd street, south side
one square wet OF Court.
Ottumwa, Sept. ID, dw3m(3)
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Palmers Ton;c.is the best proven.
tive Of cholera, di,.rrhna, known at
Hinscy Lewis H. Co.'S, Oitunlwa. 3,

The venerable Mrs 'Partington
once asked us if we believed THAT ev-
erythiny was forcomlaincd, before
hand in advance. We were com
PEELED to answer that sometimes we
did, and sometimes VIC didn't. She
remarked that her son Isaac says he
knows one thing was forcordainedl
sure, and that is. that DIR. Do Wish
NUS Excelsior BIackings will super.
scde every other kind OF Hacking
made, and snch is also, our opinion
tor there is no other as good.
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1000 Fine w COL
eHEEp FOR SALE or 70 LET
on shares, warranted sound. Terms very
favorable. Apply 1don by letter or other-
wise, to the undersigned at Kirkville,
WApello County, Iowa. ,.s, ], fifss,t II {,
Sep. s, w4w JOHN H.. CARVER. 4
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Still They Come.


ID. R. Chantry, late cutter Of r. w.
Belts, having secured one half Of III.
Nnnamaker's store, has opened well
assorted stock Of Cloths. Cassiimores
and Gents. goods. which for elegance
of style, and quality of material, will
bear y favorable comparison with
any other house. n 81 s.s,,53 .e,,,..
II. &C., presenting himself before
the public for it's favor, would state
that he pii's ' entirely alone, and trusts
that his own merits So long tried and
vol known, will be sufficient guar.
antee that he will spa,eino effort to
give satisfaction to his patrons, both
in the quality Of his goods and style
ofsworkmanship. aw III psab4spa, l,s,
Ottnnrwa, Sept. 9th, 1s67Lsd-w 2-w.
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magnolia Water.A delightful
toilet article superior to Cologne
and at half the price.
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l. A4ttSfs slsfss EAiH affsf = III
/ Burnctt's Cocoaine has received
strong certificates of its virtue as q
hair preparation. sastirssT
Burnett'sl Cologne is anrivalled, in
richness and delicacy. { Baltimore
|AneritAn.f asta u e.,ls,sss .&s4sass
|, Bnrnett's Kalliston removes tan
and freskles. and imparts q .velyety
sottncss to.the skim 's 800 NJ sssee7
BnrnFtl's Fiavoring extracts are
unlike any others, and they are CALI
ed the best Isg,.. s,.sS ~ts s-,. !,
\ Ex President Martin Van Buren,
Ennl his Physicians testified to the
Wonderful efficacy Of Jonas Whit
comb Asthma Remedy in his own
case. st pt. 1Od&w1w.
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.THEI., pTTUMN AL CDuR|4lg|!R||.
CITY ITEMS.

IN n f-F y III q ssT
IMpRovEMENTs.- Ottumwa is bnlid'
ing up and improving this year fnllAA
eqGsf u sdy other ii the past. 1.-The
block of Taylor, Blake 4 Co. and the
First National Bank, pm Front and
Market streets is rapidly approach
ing completion. The iron front put
in by Drake, spivcy Il Jones, is a
marve, of ncatness and good work
manship, and When completed the
owners will have . building unsar-
passed in the State in size and style
and finish, and which will be just
matter Of pride to Al, our citizens
The building of Johns. Wolf, on "a
Street, is ncarly completed, and is one
of the best private residences il city.
Charles F. Blake 3 honac east, of the
College. y one pc the finest i, the
State, ..ndlfs now unde- roof we'll adj
vanced. to compilation DEIStewart,
DAHL, Eaton, WHIT Major Mr..
Clcmons, Capt. Stuart and many 9th
erSlw Won 6amss wo oahndt aow III
member have built good residences
during the year. Incur own neigh
borhood- Mr.. Gerlach has built q good
brick business house, and II. NJ. Ma
coy, on the bottom, has just completed
his planning mill on the ruins ofihis
old ono burnt down last spring.
Taken upon the whole the business
and the permanent, gio with in pop,r-
latioh and the decided and Substantial
building improvements, and better
ments, will mark tho year. 1861 AS
oneofthe most satisfactory and pros.
porous ID the history of Ottumwa.
i.ili 4 siit lpaL-l--z lLl4 -g --.l -. ksl3 80
Coop News, -We are. grati6ed to
tolearn that our iindefatigahle fellow
citizen, Peter, G, Ballingall' has made
tho necessary financial arrangements
and will proceed, at once. to tho COM
pletion, and furnishing Of. his new
hotel, when a want long seriously
felt will have been supplied in the
OPENING Of first class botel in the
city OF Ottumwa. 1854 ~ e,teaad lqtt
tssasE & LIZ L Ilil. ~ 121 .uaii@aiaat
5s,ssaf s,fffRs8 Yp.. asi lig ass x. Il u s.
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| NATIVE WINE

j 1000 gallons pure Native Winc.-
For sale mt UNDERWOOD & Bios.
2nd street, next to the P. O. d&wt1
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Special Notices.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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10 CURE. ALL.

Aug. lS-d.Sw.- I'm:
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MUSCLE, BALLOT AND MACHINERY. Miss
Amanda G. Norris writes to the New York
Tribune, from Iowa, saying that Iowa wants
more producers, male and female. She in
vites the poor seamstresses of New York
city to 60 to Iowa and 60 to working on
farms. Amanda says the farming is all done
by machinery, and that she is getting 81, 10
per day for riding over the farm. She says:
Il planted corn with riding corn plan
ter; cultivated it with riding cultivator,
and as soon as harvest is over [ shall COM
mence blowing with a riding plow." The
gentle Amanda says further that farming,
''invigorates and strengthens the system,
and also powerfully develops the muscles,
50 essential in preparing us for the ballot
box, to which we are fast Fastening in Iowa y
Now there is producer for you. We COM
mend Amanda to the attention of some
young man who has no objection to having
everything done by machinery.
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Poisonous Drinks.--How they are Made.

On Wednesday night last week 2 man in
a state Of intoxication was arrested in Fhila-
delphia, and taken to the station. There he
was searched, and among other things was
found a blank book, part of the contents of
which we publish below. He asserted that
the receipts to him were worth Eve hundred
dollars, and that all the liquors to which they
referred were actually made in that way.
The man was and is an attache of distillery.
Brandy-Forty gallons Of whiskey, one
drachm Of the oil Of cognac, one gallon of
syrup, one gallon of tincture of catechu, &C.
Bourbon Whisky-Forty gallons Of whis-
ky, five gallons of rye whisky, two ounces of
spirits Of nitre, half drachm of oil of cognac
Old Nectar Whsky-Forty gallons Of
whisky, forty drops of Eril, three and half
pints Of sherry, one pint Of alcohol.
Blackberry Brandy-Twentv gallons of
whisky, one ounce Of cinnamon, one ounce
of oil of cloves, one ounce of oil of ginger,
one ounce of oil of antimac, one quart OF al
cohol, &c. Color with brandy coloring
Best Port Wine-Four gallons of cider
FIVE gallons of white whisky, ten quarts of
oil Of cloves, one pound Of catawba root, one
gallon Of syrup, quarter Of an onnce Of ar
rowroot, &c.
Scotch Whisky-Sixty drops Of kreosote
two ounces oil of smoke, one quart Of a]co-
hol, &c.
Peach Brandy-One ounce of oil of bitter
Almonds one quart of bruised peaches, one
gallon of pure whiskey, half gallon of
syrup, one pint Of alcohol in forty gallons of
whiskey,
Lavender Brandy-One ounce. of bitter
almonds, one ounce of oil Of cinnamon. one
ounce Of oil Of lavender, and forty gallons Of
whiskey Color with cochineal.
Sherry Wine-Forty gallons of whisky,
two gallons of Jamaica rum. one ounce tine
ture Of rene, two ounces Of prussic acid, one
gallon Of syrup. Color with cochineal.
Claret Wine-Forty gallons of cider, FIVE
gallons Of white whisky, two gallons Of syr-
up, three gallons of water. one quarter
pound Of cream Of tartar. Color to suit.
Holland Gin-Forty gallons first proof,
three ounces spirits of nitre, half a gallon of
syrup, one gallon Of alcohol, oil of carraway,
quontum sa3,.
Btters-Twenty gallons of whlskey,
twenty pounds of sugar in twenty gallons Of
water. Various favors, and the brandy col
oring.'
Jamaica Rum-Forty gallons of whisky,
two gallons of Jamaica, two ounces Of prus-
sic acid one gallon of syrup. Color with
cocbineal.
And this is the way all the fancy drinks
that sleep in glittering bottles in thousand
bar-looms are made. Whose stomach, whose
brain could stand such vilianous connections
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TREssEs AND You've W1Dows. That is a
melancholy custom in Russa-the cutting
off OF widows hair and burying it in the
coffin of her husband. 1t evidently origina-
ted in the jealousy of Russian lords who were
determined that their widows should not look
interesting until sufficient time had elapsed
for the grass to grow upon their graves.
The custom insures the most watchful care
in sickness as we'll as the most profound grief
When the partner of a voman's bosom is torn
from her by death Russian coincidence has
a depth Of meaning which we in America
cannot appreciate. We envy the happy sin
cerity which a Russian realizes he knows
his wife hangs upon his existence-as Absa-
lom did on the tree-by the hair of her head
She cannot look in the glass without think
ing of her husband and offering prayer for
his safety This insures him place in her
thoughts very frequently. The Russian Gus
tom is very excellent one.