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Bulls Sarsaparilla.
A Good Reason for the Captain 8 Faith

Read the Captains letter and the letter from
His Mother.
Benton Barracks, Mo. April 80. 1866.
DIR. JOHN BULL-Dear Sir: Knowing
the efficiency ofyour Sarsaparilla, and the
healing and beneficial qualities it possess
es, send you the following statement Of
my case.
/ was wounded about two year ago was
taken prisoner and confined for sixteer
months. Being moved SO often, my
wounds have not healed yet. have no.
sat up u moment since was wounded.
am shot through the hips. My genera
health is impaired, and need something
your Sarsaparllla than in anything else,-
wish that that is genuine. Please ex.
press me half a dozen bottles, and oblige
CAPT. G. p. JOHNSON,
st. Louis. Mo.
p. S.-The following was written April
80, 1865, by Mrs. Jennie Johnson. mother
OF Capt. johnson.
DIR. BuLL-Dear Sir: NV husband. DR..
G. 8. johnson, was skillful surgeon and
physician in central New York, where he
died, leaving the above G. p. johnson to
my care. Atthirteen years OF age he had
chronic diarrhea and scrofula, for which
Igave him your Sarsaparilla. II CURED
HIM. have for ten years recommended
It to many In New York, Ohio and Iowa,
for scrofula, fever sores, and general de-
bility. Perfect success has attended it,
The cures effected IN some cases Of scrofMla
and feUer sores sOere almost miraculous. /
am very anxious for my son to again have
recourse to your Sarsaparilla. Heis fear
full Of gettinga spurious article, hence his
writing to you for - His wounds were
terrible, but believe he will recover.
N'sp JENNIE JOHNSON
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Under my window, a few DAYS acc

Under my window, few days ago,
] heard Charley (three years old) and
two little negro children, holding an
animated discussion about Charley's
swing, Charley had put up a swing
for myself in the ounce tree, and was
enjoying it very much, but the little
darkies wanted to enjoy it too. They
coaxed for long time finally the
biggest one, John, said: "Well, you
jest better get outer dat ar swing,
Marsa Charley. Oars greet big
snake in dat tree, and he'll bite any
boy OATS in de swing" "Well," said
Charley, cody, swinging away ~
guess Iii taste just as good as you
will If he does bite!
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Feb. 24-4w-w.

MARRIED.-At the residence of the
officiating minister, in Ottumwa, on
Thursday, March 5th, 1868, by Rev.
j. M. McElroy, Mr.. Charles F.
Wroth to Miss Mary A. Clark, both
Of Eddyville.
At the residence of W. S. Carter,
near Ottumwa, March 5th, by Rev.
H. Bross, D. v. Grocsbeck of Marion
county, to Miss Sarah Fenner, Of
Ottumwa.
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REcoNsTRUcTED.-Our neighboring
contemporary the Washington Press
has always been one of our best ex-
changes. 1t has however of late been
rather illegible for the want of new
press, type, &c. These difficulties
are now obviated, and the last num-
Der comes to us with new rig from
top to bottom, which greatly improves
its appearance and usefulness. We
are gratified to hear of its liberal sup
port, which in every respect it SO we'll
deserves.
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Kings Bridges.

We have been shown by Mr. VIM.
Cricket, architect and builder, model
Of one Of Kings Wrought iron Brid-
ges, Of which Mr.. c. is the general
Iowa agent, which seems to us to be
most desirable and perfect struct-
ure, in it's beauty strength and dura-
bility, and just the thing our Ottum-
wa Bridge Company ought to adopt.
They are constructed wholly of
wrought iron upon plan which CON-
bines simplicity, neatness, economy,
durability, and strength, and they AZ
once commend themselves to practi.
cal men everywhere. We have be-
fore us list of recommendations in
the highest terms Of praise for Kings
Bridges from all parts Of the country,
and have only room to-day for the
following:
"WAsHINGToN Iowa, County Press.
Localities desiring good Bridges, wo'd
do well to consult Mr.. KING, of
Cleveland, Ohio, before looking else.
where. He has finished Bridge at
this place, which for durability,
strength and beauty, cannot be sur
passed"
''THE OsKALoosA, Iowa, HerdM.-
Mr.. q. KNEES Bridge at this place GER
tainly possesses stregth, durability,
neatness and utility. His Bridges have
a wide circulation and recommend
themselves. We hope to see more of
them in Mahaska County.
OFFICE OF BOARD OF PUBLIC
Works, COLUMBUS, Ono.
Mr.. KINGS latest Improved Bridge
is neat and ornamental, as well as
q very substantial structure, and, of
course, vastly more enduring than
anything made ofwood.
]. N. LEWIS, Rec. Eng. Pub. Works.
AUDITORS OFEIcE, MARION, Ma !
rion Co., o., April 10, 1867.
We, the undersigned, Commission
ers of Marion County, o., take great
pleasure in saying that we have tried
Mr.. q. KING's Wrought Iron Bridge.
1t is most substantial structure, and
in cheapness, durability, neatness and
strength, cannot be surpassed.
w. E. CLARK, Com.
Il. WADDEL, Marion
]. F. CUTLERY, County
WV. CRICKET, Ex-Auditor, Ohio.
We could fill our columns with SIM
liar testimonials, but these will an
swer as samples. Mr.. Cricket may be
addressed at Oskaloosa, Iowa. In the
meantime, we advise the Boards of
Supervisors and Bridge Companies
to give Kings Bridges proper investi-
cation before contracting.
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Farm For Sale.

Situated Al mileslSouth west OF Ottum-
wa, containi ng 100 acres, IS under fence
and 81 in cultivation. Log house, and q
never failing we'll Of water, viii be sold
at bargain, and on easy terms, il appli-
cation is made soon. Apply at Il. s. Da-
Wis q Co. 3 Store on Green street,or ON
the premises, title good.
A. r. WILCOX.
March, 8, 1s6s.-w3m.
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EsTRAY HORSE.

Taken up by John Parkhurst. of Wash
ington tp., Wapello Co., Iowa, Jan d, 1868.
one bay horse, over IL years old, blind In
the right eye. Shod all around. Apprais
ed Mt $500. Il. NJ. COOLEY
Feb. 18th, '68 Clerk D. c.
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ARNOLD 4 co. are the sole ag'ts
in Ottumwa, for the Pateut Combin-
I'd Paper Collar and Bosom. Also,
Tor paper ties. A full line Of hats,
caps, and furnishing goods always on
hand.
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Frank Fidler,
ARCHITECT AND BUILDER

OTTUMWA, IOWA.
Win furnish plans and specifications for
buildings of all kinds of remodeling old
ones. Also furnish plans for bridges OF
short or long spans, at reasonable rates.
feb 2S.d&wly. FRANK FIDLER.
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Gardeners Compound is certain, safe
and pc rmanent cure Of Rheumatism, Neu
ralgis d all impurities OF the Blood. NJ
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Queer thing is an insurance policy.
If l can't sell it, ! cancel it, and if [
cancel it, can't sell it.
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INCOME & SPECIAL TAXES.

In compliance with Act of Congress,
passed March I'd, 1867, Income and Special
Taxes are assessed in March; and all per-
sons liable are notified to make returns for
Income, and application for License. inn
mediately. For the purpose of making it
more convenient TO all TO make their re-
turns, will be at
Eddyville, March I'd and 3D..
Kirkville, 4th
Dahlonega, 9th
Agency City, 9th
Ashland, 10th
Blakesbnrg, 18th
Chillichthe, " 18th
The balance of the timo ut my Office, in
Ottumwa. All persons failing to mako
return for Income will be assessed on the
best information that can be obtained, and
so per cent. penalty added see sec. l1S,
Internal Revenue Laws.
r. II. WARDEN,
Asst. Assessor 10th Div, 4th Dist, Iowa.
feb26, WITT
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Stoney Point, White Co., Ark.
May sd, 1885,
DIR. JOHN BULL-Dear Sir Last Feb
ruary 1 was in Louisville purhsai n q
drugs, and got some of your Sarsaparilla
and Cedron Bitters.
My son in-law, who was with me in the
store, has been down with rheumatiin the
some time, commenced ON the Bittesm for
soon found his general health imprrs and
DIR. Gisr, who has been in baaoyed.
tried them and he alsoimproved.
DIR. Coffee, who has been in bad health
for several years--stomach and liver af-
fected-he improved very much by the use
OF your Bitters. Indeed the Cedron Bit
tiers has given you great popularity in this
settlement. Think l could sell 4 great
quantity ofyour medicines this fall--espe-
cially ofyour Cedron Bitters and Sarsapa-
rilla. Shipme via Memphis, care of Rick
cit a. Nicely. Respectfully.
G. b. WALKER.
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Vegetable Siclian Hair Remover


Vegetable Siclian Hair Remover
Has stood the test Of seve,, near,
trial by the public aud no prepa-
ration for the hais. yet discovered
sUiN produce the same beneficial
results. II Il a ssesO sctensi1lc dJs-
cOves'y, combining the mort 1pOsUer-
tM and TestOratIve agents IN the
VEGETABLE KINGDOM. II resfOres
GRAY MAR TO ITS ORIGINAL YOUTH.
Fvl COLOR. 10 makes the scalp
Unite and clean cures d0ssslymH
ana huns0ss. and falling out Of the
hair and sViH make 1t 0sOsc upon
BALI heads, e.ccept IN verN aNed
tiCe principle bv schich the hair
II MOMrisSted and Supported. ~
makes the hair moist, soft. and
glossy. and Is MnsMs.Dsssed az q
HAIR DRESSING. IL IL the chsapest
preparation eper offered 70 the
public, as one bottle sDiU accom-
pfish mare and lest longer than
three bottles Of amy other prepare
ton.
~ IN recommended and Waed ~
the First Medical Authority.
The sCOsssles1Ml vessslss produced
6y Oss. SiciiiNn HAIR ReMesUet
hare Induced many to nsumwfuc-
tHs'e preparations for the Hssir.
under cariOss names aud III
order to Induce the tyM1le and the
public TO purchase their COM
pounds. they hare resOvted 10 fssxe-
hoods, on claiming they scrre
former partners, or had some COW
ssecttOn Nth OAR Mr.. HUI, aud
their preparation sC0s siwsilyr ~
ours. Do not be- deceived bv fh~,ss i
Purchase the original: IL IA.
ncOer0eess eQusslked. Our Treatise
on the Hair, sCifA certificates. sent
free 0y mail. See tyluS Ineh bottle
has 0.ar 1Ds-tr0te Reressee NsQ,np
OUes the top Of The bottle. Al osje-
cs's are limitations.
Z. P. Hall 4 Co., Props, Nashua. N. n.
isbid by al Druo0ists and Dsuiers IL M.si,e,as
6. 4. COOK, CHICAGO, Ill.
AGENT for the North. Western s,1teN
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ana all kinds OF seeds constantly ON hand.
Farmers, give US call; no trouble to
show goods. q. A. DERBY.
Ian, o2a iafe Diff A. BOWnlSu
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Washington, March, z.

Yesterday the organization Of the
High Court of Impeachment was
completed. Mr. Wade was sworn in
the rules formed by the senate, adop.
ted and the President summonsed to
appear on March 18th to which day
the court adjourned
A double guard is still maintained
around the War Department.
Mr. Stanton continues to remain in
his Office day and night.
1t was reported yesterday that SEN
ator Wade would resign tho Presi.
dency of the Senate in the event Of
the conviction of President John
son.
Albany, N Y, Mar. 2.
In the State Senate last eve., = bill
was introduced TO regulate charges Of
all telegraph companies in this State,
for transmission Of messages, fixing
the rate and additional rates. The
latter in proportion to distance trans
mitted.
Norwalk, Conn, Mar. s.
The largest FIRE ever occurred in
Wiilimantic, broke ont yesterday,
four dwellings, including Franklin
Building waa destroyed. Loss $780,
Geo: :. s~rei eye. go"
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Low as the Lowest.

We invite everybody to give us call
when looking around for bargains
REMEMB BIER, our place Of business Is
on Front Street, opposite Taylor, Blake Il
Co.'s new building.
Ottumwa Oct. 24-dlm WITT
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M. WV
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-10-20
Itf llftlf Gpnltimtion
bon @atBlanh
NIT 0rlduterun9eny InbaltsDers
5etdhnts u. {. ~,

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lponeeHten" unb in alien t%euti1en Brltanetuugtn ~
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erfctaeranaSl
Surh 2 -. @ooer.
i Sebr s~Sttbs0urs edueBaf IN Baltimore

EHfe Sepr wgItbSptrs SdHegaf IN Baltimore
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duartRtrt.
dut auttipu.
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tttlttr.
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MoaiuifratiouS-W n,eioe.

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Communications An,fiaf.

gfddriat pire hermit etesbsn, sae lnterJsidnttt
iur 9erpaltuna tss RaaiafeS hes albisr per.
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DpnOEtC.- 11auperfin 1lr. 2,

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luna her GpnaitItipu unb S.nmteEpabl beijUwpBAeE.
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ma sqeun baupldsc IGo bsi 100 Su6. an Nerb'
eten.. Swiidsn Ssbu' 1t. ssfuanir. iehnsh
aud tinitfn s~trabirt rerttn-
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5ldbtrts spIt
l2a0-l Sal. Gpnroe. Nr. % Worn. 6 slptrtar.
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iurr Peftn her Comp. q, Iaplpr 9tlbt G]ra3ccrs,
a~ba.taIten ant 70. @pptr.. ia hen oNer .Hftmple'
Rooms"
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haas. Ar, 129 5riutlnAr,, ireunSfttt etnaeldpen.
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8eritetaeranaea.
Surd, @iblcu s. tsomp.

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9ptt i6rert bblietut -girttrs" fur gauirtds. Bsnl
lang. NlGH ntltt Fb in her Cry. b. ~. u5s-l
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xEk Gertrdi ~aeisseIies iocrtbocIsS @riuIktiseu'
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rtauT, Geaiatii6t 9dtouft'u II. +. 10.
bic atrttalitt Nuspatl rcn gviiHmtrs mpbilisu.
Nu6!
tin Gfcrtinttrt rpn siidicuntrdtbcu.
notwithstanding tGars jabiUil
(2i6 ST. Hbrcuu IbcmdS X &C.. Unfit.
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~" unetiaer ~ DitiitH ReTtltn pcH Iepientsr /.
snm sauSRtt 1t Aeh n " lmerr, II. (8ltH glfnj. Hue
hampton ZEN t'ssHIbumt zee ptFasit. 9ebu Rtsatla,
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peripncn bic ron Nusnirts gluilrGge ienecu, molten
6enau tire tte eeS Snnpidn8rr5 4preNe %aufscteR.
EB AHlrdDen con HuSwarts mlHicn epH einen, gUi.
itelnrel ~tesleitet tta. I'm pinttltbe Grrieterun9 ~ fit
fcn. Il. JfaiiIe,
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lEEs..tf Ghn blblbs5 HCpts Saus int rrrtWtRtttsu
f5S;aHE Stosllbstlr, dut he bdie art Btbaut, II 3tmmsr,
iHifa ttites unb tales QGa6rr, Gas, S%attIimmtr u. T.
ritt tilta ~rerfIuis. rcuerlp Suue u. &c. 81,
PAUL, 3. Etur npTs!ish Spu yeTina;ruir. t24s-J
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ltatl. TT GeAerr Rdtmtttas s ltbr nit Scbt atas!anatr.
0ds StNrdhRiE fntst WItttpet, q. Ne, Rsdrrtttasi5
Eatt.
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lid jablfett mpr0cn M%abmtttdG nm . tbr 1t her aDts
trirt III ~stti3minein, I'M ppn ed In S~slleitlrg ttrcs Jiu'
RItsres btm gsrlsrttnei tie leets Gtrt u %errsilfE.
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flufeu fppleu) mtrten biermit e~irOetaetn eirtr Scr.
i~nrrntluuB brutc, ben 20. SIt., 7ubr IGtGt5 in fer
Saas iter Nr. 1872, K~rdnitast rabs Gptdwitrife bci'
Slppbntr. SIM gluf,Tda.
(2i9. SD hes Epnitc'e.
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Res 9obdnn rctcr Zeipp ans GrblsnJ ma bi.!et Be.
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gS, Trcfet,
Gpnfl bee upr6teutimen 9unfCy
1851 80 Gts Ger GbsapNee II. 9rmtarbhr
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Wlaeifpn.1 s oudrc.

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etldbrt man IN etr ~GrSrrS.S lritucGcnbanelun rpu
tbrt, fen II. SeEsdes, Nr. 30, 2IszDapfraae.
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ASga weslbuolss. artmSj line relics Gistnibuin
h8El irtittn Grtttrs unb Slpblrass,
auf Muttipn.
Nm Gifrtaa, ten At. Oh. 1888, Rahmtttasss nbf,
mtres ID an Srt uub etelt tas na6fpistue btlhristee
r5mtih
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an tr 6aNern-sstnut iptiut en- eTtttr. II. eiahtT., az,
ltttn, all 6ahtrn.Nrtnut "a bus. mtbr sttr utnietr.
brett uni 100 Sut titt bis an cine 10 Nue. hrttit dttp.
Die essauet tNr. T1SJ ttf,htu In ttntr trVstn uus
luiRthsuteu az tsdtatn Sadnttn -etsauht. sas
30 nus s'nI YlaS. stnntmmt. uub in 6irttrsruHss In
stteit ~brlietrtn ctaIlt. ttaitt eistuttur n ststH-
rpdrtta ais Elm -SNnt"~ Hnt GEdmlcbtn NIT srettn Or.
foise ~ $500 pro 9der spu shntm ,aHiil,tsN Wi,tttr
btnuet.
Ia bic sofalttat In Der unn'ittTtartr Rdbbnidsfi
ttt prrlittntnr. 'Cepsis Heat, 10 rattt titftS Gistntbum
ft %btfcnttrs far cine GtnauratipR uns 2aatrsit-eu alien
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ustfn nit 3initn una Stttrbsit.
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g. at her QNsls =arapaaNraft AZ p%eriaui,n, aut fir
E.Es Gin S.@ilt %Attt5tu; prtt5 s3lOO. Ssperip
tssNs bnhb u. 60, q. yOul-. 3. Gbar aSrelih Won
LCTiud tcnttaBr, (2i8-)
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Tds gauge e3rtuS i'd init tsfbnutr on Ter
trlpmtids, iptttn StPtt- une pgrpittcn,r. gfitaen.
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