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BAILEY & CO.'S
COLLECTIONS OF
Wild Beasts and Birds!

is the largest and most comprehensive
Animal Exhibition extant-containing
among It's special wonders, q
LIVING RHINOCEROS-the only one
In the United States.
A RO YAL YAK--only one ever seen In
North America.
A FEMALE ELEPHANT AND CALF
only time that Dam and Young have
ever been seen in captivity.
"A POLAR BEAR-direct from the
Northern DC an.
BROWN GUANCOs-a new variety
Of Lama.
THE SACRED cATrLE-and a
LIONESS WITH LITTER OF CUBS
together with the follC wing:
Bengal Tigers. Black -maned Lions,
White Bear. Laughing Hyenas, Brazilian
Jaguars, Senegal Leopards, South Am.
Guancos, Gazelles, Panthers, Camels Buff
faloes, Grizzly Bears, Black Wolves,
Emues, Black Bears. Zebus or Sacred Ok,
Alpine Goat, Lamas. Dromadaries, Bisons.
Axis Deer, Maskin Swine, Striped Hyenas,
Tapirs. Quagga, Zebra, Eagles, Ostriches,
Psccaries, Vultures, and y full array OF
Exotic Birds, Apes, Monkeys, Babboons,
40.
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Gray hairs may not mar ones
good looks and in many cases even
improve the appearances, but as : gen.
eral rule are considered Objectionable
and many devices are resorted topre-
vent or get rid Of them. We know
Of no mode 80 little troublesome or
Objectionable " theuse Of Rings Veg
etable Ambrosia, m article which
Of late has become 80 immensely
popular ~ toilet article and beau
tifier. Il is easily applied, restores
gray or faded hair, prevents, and in
many ceses cures badness,
cleansss the scalp and leaves the hair
i splendid condition for srrang-
inv.
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BIC CoNrRAcT.-One of the heavl-
coptracts ever letto one concern in
the west, wasthe grading, tieing, and
bridging Of the B. / N. R. R., from
its present terminus to the No. river,
to WOLF Carpenter I Co, Of this city
last week.
It will amount 10 one million nine
hundred thousand dollars in round
figures. VI. 9. 4 Co, have already
been offered $4,000 for the contract
BY another party.
They are 70 be congratulated on
their good luck.
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OTTuMWA. Aug. IL, 1863

OTTUMwA, Aug. IL. 1868.
After thanking all my old custo-
mers for their past patronage, would
respectfully solicit continuance Of
tho same, and g many new ones a.
will favor me with their patronage,
At the old stand Of Derby 4 Bowdish,
where | shall continue the Agricul-
tural Implements, and seed trade.
I am now prepared to purchase all
kinds Of Grain and seeds, for which
| will pay the market price.
/ will furnish farmers with bags in
which to sack grain and seeds.
g. a. DERBY,
Successor to Derby 4 Bowdish.)
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CoNcERrs. Prof. Little, with his
gifted family Of vocaliats, aided by
Mr.. Bostwick, the Guitarist, and Mr..
Capps; the Lion Basso, Of this city,
will give in . short time . series Of
vocal and instrumental Parlor Con.
certs before the numerous classes in
this vicinity, where he has been
teaching music. We can assure our
readers that these musical entertain.
ments, BY the Little Family, are
abundantly worthy Of their patron
age. All lovers of music should 60
and hear them.
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HAN4tAgN's ADDITION. N aior a.,
H. Hamilton, has recently laid out
IS acfss d bsAatifdl ground north Of
the city, adjacent to Mast's place, in.
to eligible buldlss lots, which be i
selling q low rates, and quite rapidly.
The .tuvtis growing ~onderfally IN
every direction, and in mono more 20,
than On DAhlcnega Avenue, whore
thess 'handscms lots are situated. -
30 and ~ them and invest your sur
plus stamps. Al
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H4AsJ- ". Brown, is fitting mp
his ouase, On Green, IN rear Of our
ohice, and win be prepared in = few
dayAto cater 70 the public with the
bese aality Of meat of al kinda
Brow thebatcher," was mover OK
cslledin nice meats. He will alao
have aagreen grocery" IN connection
with bis market, to supply the people
with AL kinds Of fresh vegetables
dace, eto.
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MARKETs.-We refer our readers
to our regular Market Report, made
mp with great care daily, for the lat
est price currents in this market.
Wheat Is coming in more radidly
than it can be shipped.
There is . panic in cattle in Chica-
20 and New, York. They were quo
ted there nominally yesterday, at 20
10. None selling here. Farmers sho'd
hold on to their cattle until the ex-
cltement is over.
Hogs are active in Chicago; @9a@
1Oc. They are worth II to Sc here.
Sheep s2.25 to $3.50 per head here.
Wholesale and Retail Merchandise
ing is opening out lively, most Of our
Retail Houses being already stocked
I'M.
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Notice in Bankruptcy.

In the District Court of the United States
for the District of Iowa.
VIM. III. GAYLORD,
To whom IL may concern:
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF
his appointment ~ assignee Of VIM. II.
Gaylord, of Eddyville, in the county OF
Wapeilo, and State of Iowa, within said
District, who has been adjudged a Bank
upt upon his own petition by the Dis
triet Court of said District.
Dated at Eddyville, Iowa, the 18th day
of june, A. d. 1868.
A.w. RIGGS. Assignee.
CLEMENT d JOHNSON,
| Atty's for Plaintiff.
Aug. 9 IS wat,
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BULLY BoYs.-Two live Republic
cans Of Agency City, send us their
names for membership in the "Tan-
ner's Club"
Their names are John P. Donald
son, and Thos. B. Hatch. And yet
there is room.
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& Now is the Winter Of our Dis

!" Now is the Winter of our Dis
content made Glorious Summer"
So sang the sweetest poet. No doubt
the discomfort in Winter was caused
bya troublesome cough cold, which
might readily have been cured by q
bottle Of J. w. Poland's White Pine
Compound. No one in these days
need be disconnected. The White
Pine Compound 10 sold by Taylor,
Blake 4 Co., Ottumwa, Iowa.
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This morning (12th inst.,) at 3
o'clock, Mrs.. MxLIssA PuRNELL, wife
Of w. J. Purnell, after three weeks
terrible suffering, Of . chronic COM
plant. The funeral services will be
held ct the N. &. Church, 1t 103
o'clock :. M, 18th inst, to which all
friends arc most respectfully invited.
We expect in i short time to give
. brief biographical sketch of the
much esteemed lady, whose obituary
We sorrowfally publish.
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Read the organization Of clubs by
Republicans il glorious old Adsms.-
The time Has come for Republicans
in every part Of the land to be up
and working, and we would like to
sec tho other townships in our county
following tuit."
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"TANNER's."- The next meeting of
this club for drill, will be held at the
Court House, Friday evening next
A full attendance is requested. It is
expected that the Uniforms from
Chicago, will have been received BY
that time.
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STATE OF IOWA,
VrP~1f~ D--H-

STATE OF IOWA, I
Wapello County.
TO Mary Wood, Amos !, God, VIM, J.
Wood. Winfield d, Wood, Rachael
whitcomb, Isaac H. Page, Sarah A E.
Page, John 4. Wall and Emeline E. e.
Wall. XII
You and each Of you are hereby
notified that there is now on file in the
office ofthe County Court of Wapello Co.,
Iowa. the petition of Riley Wood, Zebedee
w. Wood, and G. G. Whitcomb, asking for
the admeasurment Of dover to Mary
Wood Us widow Of Dohson Wood, deoeas-
ed, 10 certain lands therein described and
that unless you appear end show cause
why said dover should not he set on ~
the September term OF said court, to be
begun and held at Ottumwa, In said coun-
ty, the first Monday in September 1868,
the prayer of petitioners viii be granted
and referees appointed 70 admeasure
and set off dover a. aforesaid. N
J. T. RACKWORTH,
july-30wat. Attorney for Petitioner I.
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DR.. TOBIAS
ebrated Venetian Linim'nt

Or. TOBIAS
Celebrated Venetian Linim'nt
whose wonderful cures, sure and instan-i
taneous action, in cases OF Chronic
Rheumatism, Headache, Toothache, Cuts,
Burns, Collie. Cramps, Dysentery, etc.
have astonished the civilized world, 1t
Is NO new catch penny, but an article
that has stood tae test OF twenty years
The enormous sale and rapidly increas.
ing demand 10 At once the surest evidence
its usefulness and popularity. Try it
and be convinced. No family should be
without bottle in the house. hundreds
Of dollars, ana many hours OF suffering
may be saved by its timely use. Collie,
Cramp, and Dysentery yield at onceto its
pain-curative properties. It is perfectly
Innocent, and can be given to the oldest
person or the you gest child. No m after
If you have NO confidence in Patent Medi-
cinces-try this, and you will be sure to
buy again and recommend to your friends
Hundreds Of Physicians recommend 1t in
heirpaactice. None genuine unless sign
cd. "S. I. Tobias" Price 50 cents per bet
tie. Sold by all Druggists. Depot; SO
cortlandt Street, New York.
Aug. II. -dAwlm.
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The STATE Characterization
is called to the series ofappointments
of Hon. J. B. Young, one Of the Re-
publican candidates for eleetor at
large.
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Legal Notice.

Legal NOCTc0.
STATE OF IOWA, In the County Court
,gapello County. said County.
To Martin Fisher, David X. Fisher,
John Fisher, Sylvester Fisher. Ellen Da-
Wis. formerly Ellen Fisher, Eliza ]. Park
hurst. formerly Eliza J. Fisher and Alice
Parsons, daughter OF Mary A. Parsons
decd.
You and each of you are hereby mott
fed that there was opened and read pub
licly in the County Court of said county
at the regular August term Of said court,
. paper purporting to be the last will and
testament of David Fisher, late Of sad
County deed, and the first Monday in
September, 1868 has been fixed rs the
time for bearing the testimony as to said
wildly the County Court OF said cOun.
ty at the Court House on said day, ct
which time an place you can appear and
show cause If any you have why said in
strument should not be taken ana allow
ed as the last will and testament Of said
David Fisher decd.
Given under my hand and the seal OF
said county this 4th day OF August 1858.
j. s. PORTER,
Aug. 8 '6Swat. County Judge.
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LEG AL NOTICE.
STATE OF IOWA, 4
WnpellO County,

ToAuu Robert
son, widow OF Simeon Robertson deceas-
ed. and his heirs, Nathan Robertson, Sim
con e. Robertson, Darius Robertson, and
all other heirs Of said Simeon Robertson
deceased: You are hereby notified that
there 10 now on file In the ofiiCe Of the Co.
Judge OF said county the petition ofthe
undersigned ~ the administrator Of the
estate ofsaid Simeon Robertson deceased,
asking license and authority to sell the
interest Of said estate in and 70 the eel Of
the sw3 disco. %. township 70, r25. Also
the sw} ofthe set Of SEQ. q, township Is,
T rs. Also the nj Of thesw4 oil the mel, sec
Z same township and range all in Clark
County, lIowa. to pay the Indebtedness Of
said estate. And unless you appear at
the ONCE Of the County Judge of said Co.
ON or before the first Monday In September
1858, and show cause to the contrary, the
prayer Of said petition will be granted.
CHARLES DUDLEY,
Administrator Of said estate.
Aug 10th ls68-w4w
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OUR LACE DEPARTMENT.

We offer spesinliuanoement In this line
consisting OF Lama, DamasS, and Pnsher
Lace Points, Point fAce, Point Applique,
Maltese, ClpnytYalenoiennea Thread and
Grape Collars, Linen Cambria HandKer.
Shish iwith, fCluny, y Vslenciennes, and
Thread Lace Borders. Black Gupiure,
Real Thread. ciuny,. valcnciennee, and
Linen Edgings and InseEtinss. Black
and White Silk Illnsions. Black Dotted,
faDe Wells, &C., DO, IL 4sa Htf 4saag
Nottingham Lace for Curtains. Lace
praperies, and Embroidered Curtains. q
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Sick. Our highly respected citi-
zen, Thosr Dsvin, has boon qnite dan.
getoasly III, during the past week,
but y new reported clonvalsscing. d
This season has been the healthiest
one We can call to mind, IN / resi-.
dence Of nearly q years in this conn.
lty, these Two cases bring the only
Pnes Of : serious character that We
we heard Of among adults, while !
mineral procession is scarcely ever
witnessed on our streets.
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Dan fseI Fcc,,s e,...,

DkAb Fred. Hoop, formerly Of
6Davsnport Gazette, died recently
|of Consumption il Philadelphia. he
leaves : wife IN comfortable circum.
stances, - the Gazette says. which il
rather An uncommon banning out for
aprinter.
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For Sale.

WILD LAND.--l2O acres Of unim-
proved land lying about Is miles South
West Of Ottumwa, part of 1t WELL TIM
BERED, the remainder can he easily . ut
under cultivation. Will be sold at $500
per acre. Terms ofpayment easy.
Enquire of
FULTON, MAST q WHITE,
Real Estate Agents.
July 16 '6S DIT w4w.
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BULLS xes ossLseygs.

~
Ro0deg8. sst',t
IHAv1received many tesdmoniala from
prulhooional end mei21Cnl uSoo 4 n nv IL
manacs and various publications hate
shown, Al Of which are genuine. The fol-
lowing ls4te1 from 8 hiG41 n 6audkk6d and
popular physician In Georgia II certainly
one Of the most sensible communications
exactly Whist he speaks Of, snd his testi-
eold. Hear Whist ne Doctor ssys 81
BULLS WORM DESTROYER:
ynlaaov. w 3,ss s eo mt G>pl
DR. JOHN BULI-Dear Sir: Ihave re-
s cent "a, y .CyC 0S ana nsssSSe
cious. Il has not failed In single In
stance to have the vished-for enecs. Tam
have daily use for some arftcfeof the kind
/ am ffssto bon1ses t4esl II tngytaof no
remedy recommended by the ablest an
thors that Is 20 certain and speedy IL it,
effects. On the CONTRARY, they are unoer-
tain In theextreme. MY object IN writing
~ 0 aettss m med dissbtiy fsor w.
IfTcan get IL upon easy ternp.I tkAh toe
= great deal oft. am aware that he
use Of such articles Ii contrary to the
teachings and practice ofa great majority
Of the regular line Of n. DIS. but see no
Just cause or good sense in describing
remedy which We know - ~ 443c4ent
simply bec6use we may be ignorant 81 its
combination. For my part, / shall make
rule to ms All and epy Hean4-1o aNes
viate suneriug humaAiky wh1Dh I lhsytS
able to command- not esitatlngs teca&o
some che moro ineenions thar mI4lf4
have learned ~ e6ectaahrsts and Qecura3
for himself Che sole right TO ~ tlA& kn4y4
edge. However, / am BY no means an
advocate or supporter Of the tbousApds Of
worthless nosefuims dat noA he s04ntry
which purport TO cure all manner 0fdis-
reply soon, and inform me y puFbest
termG
lam, sir, most respectfully,
JULIUS p. CLEMENT. M. D.
Or. john 9sE.s h!,e.g ..g !, fsss4o. FytA
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Wanted.

1000 Bushels Of Flax Saed.
1000 Bushcl- imothy Seed.
For which the highest
market price A. DERBY,
(Suocessor 70 Derby 4 Bowdish.
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Bulls 2Sarsapssrlia. :
a Good Reason for the Captain'sFaith

Read the Cupt0u8 tetyST ana the tcStEf from
gH1 4otAT.ss ATy
Benton Barracks, Mo. April SO. 1865.
| DR.. JOHN BULL--Dear Slrs Knowing
the efficiency Sfyehr Sarsepst and the
healing and beneficial quallt N possess
es, I send you the following statement Of
! I wss wounded ah.dt TO -w,sa
taken prisoner and confined for sixteer
mouths. Being moved IT'D 1atAn, my
wounds have not healed yet have no.
sat MP q moment since Sfds wounded.
am shot through tho hips. My genera.
heal 10 impaired, and need s0methins
10 assist nature. I have more faith i
your Sarsaparilla than iu anything else.-
i wish that thstiA gau4iiaH &1eise ex
press me half dozen bottles, and oblige
CAPT. G. p. JOHNSON,
st. Louis. Mo.
p. 8. The following VISA writteA April
80. 1885. by Mrs. Jennie johnson. mother
! DE-. BuLL-Dsar Sin Ny husband, Dr.
o. 8. johnson, was . skillfll surgeon and
physician In central New York, Whsre hs
died, leaving the shove O. r. Joel1b6n to
my care. AZ thirteen yeakU ~ 49, ~ had
. chronic diaffhea and scrofnIa, ~ which,
Igsve him your SaesAparilla. II CURED
HIN. | have for ten yeaFs rsoomme0ded
Il to many in New York, Ohio and Iowa,
for scrofuls, fever sores. end general de-
bility. Perfect success has attended it,
The cxrcs e0ected n some ctIses of scTofhlG
am very anxious for my son 10 again have
recourse to your Sarsaparilla. Heis fear.
full Of gettingA spurious article, hence his
writing To- you for It. His NoundA were
terrible, but believe 10 will fesovers = 5
Respectfully aen "a ! 4
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Legal Notice.

4
STATE OF IOWA. In the County Court
wapello County. said County.
To John Golden, Mary +. Millican, Elix-
abeth Millican. Emily r. Millican. Dam
lei Milican and all other heirs at law of
Rachel Stephenson, late Of said county
decd.
You, and each of you are hereby noti-
fied that there was produced and public-
ly read In oper court on the first Monday
In July, 1857, An instrument of writing,
p-rportiug 10 be the last will and testa-
mel of Rachel Stephenson deceased, and
the said Court has fixed the LIST Monday
in September 1865, for hearing the proofs
IS 20 the genuinensss OF said will, said
Court to 10 held ut the Court House in
ottumwa, in said County, on said first
Monday in September, 1868. when and
where you may appear and show cause
why said paper should not be probated
as the last will and testament of said tes-
tator.
Given under my hand. and the seal Of
said County affixed at Ottumwa this .Sth
day of Jniy 1858.
u.s.. PORTER,
July 80 '6S w3t. Cuonty Judge.
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Works Wonder with our hair
The first application Of "Barrett's"
will convince You.
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LEVI J. NORTH-will introduce his
own stud Of Performing. Horses and Pom
les -
VIM. KINCAID--the man of 100 SOM
ersaults, and the personator Of the re-
nowned PETE JENKINS.
JIMMY REYNOLDS-the funniest
Clown Of the age.
CHAS. RIvERS--an accomplished Per-
former.
HERCULES LIBBY-who toys with
Iron Orbs.
SIG. FERRBNTI-who assumes the
most fantastic shapes.
THE MIACO Erial GYM
nasts.
Together with large corps ofassistants:
Mules, &c. &c.
ASplendid Sight upon the Public
Streets!
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Great QuadrupIe Show
THE HIPpoPoTAMUs.
Four Concerns In one.

This only Specimen OF the Behemoth OF
Holy Writ, was brought from the River
Nile by g. C. QUICK, ESQ, ata cost OF
80, 000-has been preserved with care,
possessing every popularity Of life, and
IL sublime study for the Naturalists and
the seeker after the Wonders Of the Gree
alton.
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STATEMENT OF THE
Winnesheik Insurance Co.
JANUARY lat. lSo6 n

Capital paid up q invested &st15e, oo0.0e
ASSETS 4 rars
First Mortgage onreal estate AT4
worth twice the amount for
which It Il mortgaged, VI Is 92.O5o.00
u. 3. $40 Bonds ST So. e83.0o
Bnildins) value, 81 5000 o.
Claims for premiums due and
not due a s,IEF q q n, ISL. 40
Other claims Of the company 6
amply secured -. 1865, ssI 40
Cash on hand, In bank and In 4 it isisi{
banda 81 "A snts, 80. l1l ls,Oss.7s
Personal property AZ ,7O1l9S
Total amount OF assets $495, 1O1. 51a
Losses adjusted and due, NONE
Losses adjusted and not due, 3,450.00
Loss unadjusted, :, 166 ~
LOSSES in suspense waiting for
further proof e,4so.oo
Total amount of other legal
claims against the company. 1,770.O0
STATE OF ILLINois,f
Stevenson County.
John +. Smith, President, and William
Trembor, Secretary of the Winnesheik
Insurance Company, ofFreeport, Illinois
being severally and duly sworn, depose
and say, that the foregoing 10 true, full
and correct statement OF the affairs ofthe
said Company on the LIST day Of January,
1858, and that they are the above describ-
ed officers thereof
JOHN F. SMITH, Pres't.
WIN. TREMBORE, Secy.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
Sd day ofJanuary 1858:
w. H. G. JACQUES, Agent.
apriI.2ltf.
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WOODEN MILLS.

Whose fabrics require no recommended
ton from those who have worn them.
Remember the place in UNION BLOCK
where you can alw avs depend upon fair
prices and honorable treatment.
The highest market price paid all times
for country produce.
s. CLANCY BRO.
mar. 26dwtf
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Parksrs cordiaI Condition Powdef.

the how Of milk 10 not only greatly increased, bu
the quality vastly improved. - BY the nee Of thil
powder, al tendency 70 fever, all gross humors INC
impuFitiss of the blood. arc ct oIcr removed. i
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ApRovE OF DRoMEDARIEs.

A DROVE OF DROMEDARIES.
Just imported from Egypt, ct cost of
SAO. 600. will appear most magnificently
decked and harnessed with the TEAM
OF ELEPHANTS, will draw the massive
CHARIOT OF IMILC0N, containing
WITHERS' WASHINGTON CoRNET
BAND, and bearing At proud altitude the
GOLDEN STEED OF AGRIGENTuM!
All the Combined Shows under one
Canvass. Admission =, ~. "','a. SO cts
Children 10 years o; - and undse 70 cts.
Performance at 2 anu y.
~ Gorgeous Free Street paradeat 10 A.
NJ.
viii exhibit at
Ottumwa, Friday, Aug. 21st.
dGwlt.
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Par

4 \ TUE Vtst
HoHaEs. CATTLE. MULES q BHnNP.
This powder Ia prepared frem the recipe or an
old English Earfier, h NOV ard has been for
years used tiircNghph Engssn l,y stock Tssisers,
not alone for its crtivc, bat aiso1ts fattehing pro-
psrties For the following dis,,s.s twill insari.
Fsve,s Of all kisssk sDistnaper ,Fonadv.
Cbsshs, Loss Of appetite, Hide Bous.d. Tet-
io,o Water as also al disfsses dsisirg .fi",,' a
disordered Stomach, or an impure slate q ~
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Ladies' q !, Clo 81 kings
| saed a In all Colors.

Black silk Basques and shawls. Brown
and BLACK Thibet, BFoches Mozambique
ahd GrenAdine Shawls, rrimings, But
tons, Cambfic Bands, iEdgings and Insert
itgA, ColhEs, Undenleevas, Nphyr; Hhet-
ldNd Wool. Fans, Beadeds Parasoll, SILK
md UOmbric sun Um breIlas. Notions
ahd Small Wares. ALI the latest styles of
Halmorals Hoop SKirts, Glove Findings
ahd FrUnCh CbTbetB. eds sftA yHN Eits q
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UNUSUALLY LOW RATES
FOR CASH.

We are also agents for the superior
fand Of Eddyville Flour. which we
20 selling under the market rate every
sauk OF which is warranted or no sale.-
We are also agents for the Cedar Rapids