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FORMULA OF -..-
DR.. JOHN WILMA,
Ill.eo6m ..4I- - BALTIMOBu, Nd.

ssribes hss esssissd nor tSs 6rSSaes: ooePt oSGt
e.. W,s.isinssSa SCS. iH ths ptstrss sss q 0oun
tate Of fOHRieTOPHTSZO d ZOHG ,iass Of fWaShinstos
county, D. o., deoeaesd. All persons having
% exhibit the same, Win tie vouchers thereof "a
The snhecrieer, on or before the 18th day Of
nom sl Ssnsft Of tSS said sstsss. Given 1SSss
my hand this 36th day % Aay, ,l&.,,n.-
1IOHI ]. PAkIkiD01.
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I'VE AND LET LIyR.p
'AALiRs II Pins 6ILANILI aiocsRIEs.
Jy HIM
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SS:ssss Ss g ssIss ls:sEs .s 80 e.ss:f rsAsssA.
90 ~ se1s1S - - snd Son . Ssivaes ~.
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: fhs 49, 9. ?; !IW1Ef. ssd also TIE quality.
ct then, ena take 20 cher.
nsnsfseso2:~soo sId soS strsss north. -
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GUY r. PHKLPs, We. s.OLMsrrAp
Presidsnt. 6ecretarv
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE INsup
ANCR COMPANY
HARfIORD, OoHN.
Assets over
fW1NTHFVE MILLION DOLLARS.
o10RG1 y. AARBLl, Agent,
FEDERAL Bisck, Rsom o,
0DDosfts Post Oncs Department,
% o-n OsFnsr tn and stSssss,
OROP0sALs FOB FORAGE.

HKADo'Rs FIRST MILITARY DIsrRrcr,
OFFICE OHIKy QUARIERMAsTKR,
RrHAAMn. J9tvS ro<o
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GIVE Your CHILD A LOCAL PAPER.
"A child beginning Dread becomes de-
lighted with newspaper, because it
reads the names of persons and things
which are familiar, and will make pro-
gress accordingly. A newspaper in one
year is worth quarters schooling to a
child, and every father must consider
that substantial information is connect
ed with advancement. The mother Of q
family, being one Of the heads, and hav-
ing Il more immediate charge of the chill
dren, should herself be instructed. A
mind occupied becomes fortified against
the ills of life, and is braced against any
emergency. Children. amused by read
ing or studying, are of course more con.
sidcrate and more easily governed. How
many parents who have not spent
twenty dollars for books for their fami-
lies would have given hundreds to re-
claim a son or daughter who had igno-
rantly or thoughtlcssly fallen into temp
tation. CLINTON Xcrdfd.
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succeeded In executing As . rebel any
body but John Brown,-the soul ana
martyr of the cause that triumphed'-
the spaniards have facility At garfot'ng
prisoners which is only equailed by
their cowardice in battle. Howeysr
large the rebel forces under cespedes
and Jordan may be. they would not be
too numerous to he publicly garroted or
shot en- massc II captured. The Cuban
army will soon be the men in the gap.
Enlistments Tor their reinforcement
have been dull Of late. If they have
any powerful friends in this country
they will do well TO either promptly
reinforce them, or as promptly with
draw them from the island. Let US not
have the Maximilian massacre repeated
on the Republicans of Cuba.-C"'cd9o
Tribune. ....t.....,
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State; NJ. r.. CUTS, Of Mahaska, former.
ly I'm the Senate, and one Of the best
parliamentary orators ever in that body;
John Morrison, of keokuk county, Q
ScOtchrnan who IL worth much more
than. he passes for; Doctor Miles, OF
Washington; NJ. J. R0hlfs, OF Scott,
one Of our notable Lpwa Germans; John
A. Kasson, Of Polk, more noted for tab
lent than virtue. political or any other
sort; James Wilson, of Tama, who won
high reputation ut the last session;
John w. Traer, Of Benton; who did
likewise; John Russell, OfJones, Speak
er Of the last House, and will be or the
next, who came within two votes OF
District; Mr.. Sanborn, of Delaware; Col.
Brown, of Fayette, a quiet but influen-
tial man; Mr.. Williams, of Winneshiek,
LAST Chairman oftlIe Railroad Commit
tee, O. man Of large influence; J: ID.
Hunter OF Hamilton, who Is hard to
beat either as q man, editor, or legisIa-
tor. Among those now nominated Tor
the first time whose names recall rs
those Of men already favOTably known
are VIM, Harper, Of Des Moines; one
81 The ..Oll settlers" =. &. Luby, OF
Wir,terest; y. A. Haycock, Of Keokuk:
George ID. Harrison, of louisa John
Mahin editor Of the Muscatine Journal;
and Mr.. Evans, of this county also; Mr.:
Snow, 81. Poweshiek; Geo. w. Jones, OF
POLK, a man Of fine talents and charac'
ter; Col Noel, of Dallas, . shrewd pol
itician; Delos Arnold, Of Marshall. Ii
among the candidates do not know
there are as many good men and fellows
n among tlrnse 4 happen to know. We
shall ssreSy have n notable Legi.saturs
with talents enough, one might al
most hope, to elect Senator aud other
pass the necessary appropria-
ton bills, repeal q big batch Of unnec.
eAsary laws, and then pay their hotel
bills and return to the bosoms Of their
families.
The Muscatine Journal, adds to the
above quotation the statement that
Link, who is perhaps better posted in
Iowa politics than any man in the State
adds to the above, in regard to U. 5.
Senator, that Judge Wright and Mr..
Allison are practically the only candi-
dates.
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The Burlington sHaSk- ksye Gays thu
Reunion of the 25th Iowa regiment, al
Mount Pleasant, on Wednesday Of last
week, passed ofYquite successfully, 81
members being present. ~ 4
"Barrett's'sdriviug others from maj,
ket. @ ID III II 4 /:
The Nashau Post tells of one whea,
field that is threshing out twenty weight
bushels to the acre, and another at the
rate Of thirty-thrce. The farmers say
the crops in the county will average
thirty bushels to the acre.
A bull.snake six feet long was cap.
nresl in Linn county, got away, and Ii
now roaming at large" People have
been notified not to leave the doors to
their sleeping apartments open. 49,. -.
"Barrett's" keeps up the standard. a.
al The fruit crops around Burlington,
Iowa, will be very short, especially up.
pies and grapes. eOf apples there will
not be one third ofan ordinary crop. OF
pears there Is fair crop aud pretty good
condition. ...",.. l-a: - :, ....,o-sa =
'.l "A Hank Eye correspondent from
the State Fair says KeOkuk girls are
more stylish In dress than the fair ones
Of any other Of our Hawk Eye cities, or
else they are puttingit on now q little
thicker than usual. f 1aI-t.la Iur, }"
-The iowa CITY, Republicans 7eays the
state 'g,iiyefsity', Ypeaasa ::lsp'.eaSdtFftd'y.
There u an, unusual number Of new
and they are usually well
prepared. There is very marked in
crease in the proportion Of advanced
showing that education is pro-
crossing throughout the State.
Jackson county Republican nomi-
nations are as follows: ..a
Representatives, +. w. Crane, Fred
erick Teidt; Sheriff, w. s. Belden /;
Treasurer. Otto Smith; Auditor, 7. E.
Blanchard; Surveyor, NJ. Townsend;
Superintendent, J. w. w. Fleming
Coroner, DR.. Amos.
"Barrctt's" fame world wide.
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IOWA ITEMS.
.ff,., Hair Restorative.

Ts..0arrelI's' Hair 1estO1atlVe.
Jackson county votes on PROPOSE
ttse ~ build \ jaj! worth $4,000, ut the
nfxt OtC14hsA.
is.i --1lavswpoyt street s1tir0ad is now
llss~s H,,I u hYlf miles long, ana Will
sfep " tGt,ksr.
Il t'llursstt's" most ealled for.
The state Pair Il reported to have
hsAp j sslerD<s financially. and as
sl,ow. Hrreipts, Sl2,Vt'; expenses,
SS,ON.
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NOTGE.-W Whereas, my wife, Amanda DO
tract ed debts unnecessary for the prudent use
and maintena nee of the family.b by which am
embarrassed in my pccuniary circumstances,
and ut times Unable to meet my engagements;
Therefore, this is to forbid all persons nom
trusting heron my account, as VIII not, AFTER
thiS date, pay any debts OF her contracting eA
cept on my written order.
Dated Mt Upton, this Goth day Of september
ls4sl :sawi JAMES DOl.AN.
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Sheriff Sale.

ny virtue of special Execution to me Ill.
Is rected, issued from the office OF the Clerk OF
the Circuit Court, in and for the county OF
Cedar and state of Iowa. in favor of James "A.
Hibben and against f.. q. Eatherfon. have
levied upon the folluwing property as the
porperty of the said +. q. Eathertor, FOWL:
in the town CT Upton, Cedar county. Iowa.
And shall offer the same for sale, AT the
Court House door in the town OF llpton. IN
Der. A. D. 1850. at one o'clock r. Nj. OF said day.
TO satisfy said Execution and costs that may
accrue thereon. .o
Dated This 18th day of September. A. u. 1869.
JOHN ID. SHEARER.
3w Sheriff of Cedar county, Iowa.
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sake addresses the following to the
Democratic candidate for Governor in
Massachusetts:
men John was contending Though sure to
bcaD
In the annual race for the Governors seat
Ana crusty OLD fellow remarked to his face,
iie was clearly 100 young for SO lofty place
Perhaps so, said John, but consider u min
ute,
The objection Will cease by the time am In
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IfSpain is really, as reported, about to
throw twenty-four thousand fresh troops
into Cuba, the revolutionists will be
very likely to come to early and sudden
grief in no metaphorical sense. For,
while in our civil war we never have
- 81 e.
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nR. WHITTIER, GIL st: Charles ST.. ST. Louis
II Mo, of union reputation, treats all venereal
diseases; also, seminal, emissions, npotency, &c the
result of selfabuse. send stamps for sealed nam.
phlet 30 PIP No matter who failed state case. Con-
SultatiOn free
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Sole owners Of colburn's and Red Jacket Patents.

VuluIRTY YEARS, Experience in the Treat
ncnt Of thronic mud Srxmn. n,rc c ,.;,,,..,
book NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nearly 40 pages and
I'D tine plates and engravings Of the anatomy u the
treatise early errors its depiorabe consequences
upon the mind aud body, WIN the anthers pan o.
cure shown by report Of eases treated truthful
to the married and those contemplating mar
rage who am DOUBTS of their physical condition
free of postage address on receipt OF = cts
cKOIN. No. 81 Maiden Lane. Albany. y. " The au
thor may consult ed upon any of the diseases upon
which lis books treat either personally by mail
and medicines sent to any part OF the world
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SHERIFF SALE.

ny virtue of two executions to me d.
ID rected, issued from the Office OF the Clerk
OF the Circuit Court, in and for the county Of
Scott, and state Of Iowa, in favor Of 7. T..
simmons and against ii. DOdd and N. Carey,
l have levied upon the following property as
the y, operty of the said n. Carey, to-wit.
S. Il. n. W. u See. II, TIP: ~ Il. B 20 acres.
f. pit Lott do do do CD do
n. r. n. W. do do do ~ 90
ut = W, -. W. do do do do
And shall offer all the interest OF said \.
Carey i'm the above described land in Rochrs-
ter township the same for sale, at the
Court House door in the town Of Upton, in
said county. on saturday, the sil day Of .sto-
her, A. u. 1860, at ten o'clock r. NJ. OF said day
to satisfy said execution and costs that may
accrue thereon. u,
Dated this 18th day of September, \: ID: 1870.
Cow, JOHN ID. SHEARER.
Sheriff Of Cedar county, Iowa
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given that, on Thurslay the .ist
~ Of nisr next between tho hours OF !" A. y. and
r. NJ Of said day at the residence Of lsanc WANT
deceased in township Cedar county. the under
signed appointed by the Circuit Court. as Commits
sner~ The sale of the Real Estate Of said d.|shet
will of"r at public sale the following Real Estate OF
said l,s.4sent, Ia wit: These. ofnw i, the u = oi
the = Of the and the y = ofihe nv ofss
ALI in - TIP Tgn OF & W of the 18th m. con
tanning acres. less. with excellent improve
merits such aS dwelling house. u large barn and other
ont hoe.S n number of timber tots in sections
l. IA and fa-esch containing from tot more or
less Terms of sale: The farm first named is to To
sold first subject helucsts under the will Of deed
an,ountiu. to aa.n payable follows, to Wit: Stsls
on the III October iS7ts s1S'D on the With November
1871: SsHD sth February iS4 ksDtD ifh June 1879
and s1D.0 9th January ss6 for which notes tbear
ing no INTEREST," to he given secured by mort gage
the residue of the purchase money 5 cash at day o
sale and the remainder in and two years with In
ter.~t at ten per cent per annn notes to be glNsi
secured by mortgage. The timber lots are to be sold
each lot SEPARATE conditioned cash at day Of sale
aud the remainder and two years. with Interest
as above and notes bc given secured by mortgage
II tn. property il all sold on the day above men
toned the sale he continued from day t. day UNI
Ill all is sold Further particulars to be made know
at the day Of SALE on the premises, by
OLIVER G. JACK, !
PORTER HINES, commissioners.
JOHN MOORE
Iowa Township. Cedar County 18th September iss'
.s.Nl
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BRIDE AND BRIDEGROOM.

). Ess.ys for Y0ans Men on the interesting rela.
tion OF bridegroom to Bride in the institution Of Mar
riage,-a Guide to matrimonial felicity and hap
pness Sent by mail in sealed letter envelopes free OF
charge Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box Y
Philadelphia PA, MY .
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THE STATE OF IOWA.
BY TIE GOVERNOR.
A PROCL A NJ AT 10 II

by THE GOVERNOR.
A PROCL A NJ ALTON,
For the Genera, Election, October, I2th, 1862.
Pursuant to law, I, SAMUEL MERRILL,
Governor of the state Of Iowa, do hereby pro-
claim that at the General Election to be held
the following designated Offices are to be filled
by vote of ali the electors in the State:
The office Of Governor;
The Office of MISUNDERSTANDING;
The Office of Judge of the supreme Court, In
place of John +. billion, whose term Of Office
expires December 3lst lssa.
The Office OF Superintendent Of Public In
Whereof. all electors throughout the State will
take due notice and the Shcriffs Of the several
counties will take Official notice, and be gov
erned accordingly.
there viii be held SPECIAL ELECTIONS ~
throughout the state, to fill a vacancy in the
office of superintendent of Public Instruction
caused by the death OF ~ Frankian " els .n -.
cancy in the Office of District Attorney IN said
District, caused by the resignation OF 7. X
| In the Ninth Judicial District, to fill the VA
| cancy in the Office OF District Attorney IN sal.
| district caused by the resignation oi NJ NJ
In the Tenth Judicial District, to fill a vncnn
cy in the office Of District Attorney IN said hls
| trict caused by the resignation OF i. o. Hatch
/ In the Fourth Senatorial District, 4 senate
will be chosen, TO I'LL vacancy caused py TIL
resignation at MAllSOn M. w aIutH.
/ In the Nineteenth Senatorial District, Il Sen
ator will he chosen to to fill a vacancy Occa
| stoned by the resignation of Thomas Mcmillan
| Whereof all Electors throughout the Stat'
and the districts designated will take due no
tice and whereof the Sheriffs of the seyera
counties of the State and of the districts inter
estcd will take official notice and be governed
accordingly.
| In Testimony Whereof, have here
unto set my hand, and caused Il
/ he affixed the Great Seal of thu
State ofIowa. Done ut Dies MOines
this seventh day Of September. II
| I..S.) the year OF our Lord one thOusant
| eight hundred and sixty-nine; Q
| the state OF Iowa the tWenty-third
| and in the independence of TIN
| United states the nincty-fOurth.
| BY the Governor, SAMI, MERRILL.
| ED. WRIGHT, Secretary Of State.
The voters of Cedar county, State of Iowa
are therefore hereby notified to meet ut tn
usual places of holding elections in the respect
I've townships Of said county, on the ''SEcoNl
TUESDAY OF OCTOBER" 1869, for the purpose Q
electing the officers named in the Governor
Proclamation above.
1869. j. u. SHEARER,
Sheriff Of Cedar County.
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WO,.Hs Of WYst1O1,,

FOR YOUNG MEN,
n. ~. R,,,,ha passion In Youth and Early Man.
H"<,T with SELF HELP for the ErrinG anu
unfnrtunate. Sent In sealed letter envt ioPes,
,rte ~ u nnx II pnIIaDEIPuIA. PA, Wy1
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NyoTIt,E Il herehv oiyeu that the partnership
IN heretofore existing between the under
signed IL this day dissolved by mutual con ssh
A prompt settlement Of all nccoun.s; es'"er
~s"> " oA " HIRAM HAMMOND,
r.. r..r-as.f r,..s p. u. HUMPHREY.
Sept. 18th, 1869. .....
The Nursery and Fruit business lorme'iy
carried on by Hammond 4 Humphrey. "
ahoyc. will hereafter he in the hands u n.
hammond. who Thanking the public Tor the
patronage here 5ofore bestowed. would rssp. g
bully request continlrance Of the same "
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90 IN How made II in six months. Secret and
OlalfO sample mailed free. 4 j. Eatt0n,, ". J.

Ask yOnr Doctor ar DRUGGIST for SWEET
OCININE-It equals (bitter, lniIline Is made only
By +. SrEARNS, Chemist. Detroit
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I'VE Will PAY AGENTS SALARY Of
w iEBO per week and expenses, or allow n large
commission to sell our aud wonderful inventions,
Address NJ. WAGZER & Co., MARSHALL, Men.
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head the more brittle and Desirable , pr,
Trmbe Of Newark was called mPGnl ast 70 week eek
az Phadelphia Mr. Tbe described the fine varieties
OF peaches which hesaw there, % Iron Mountains in
Missouri he escribed their excellence in part to the
iron The messing in I hlape6 Convention of the United
,tss and Cameo md also the annual Fall meeting Of
the Penns s HOTman brought 2c varieties Of
pe9rs The eonection from the state OF Kansas ,
s tho Iar. a. "a finest to be seen there. very lew
y, ,bo Konsas ,saniSrs were bemshed by insects TINS
Exhibition shows rapid progress OF pomoogy ana hoTt
was 70 fix The conparatiye merits Of the fruits under cul
yatIon this whole country Cnates tt et
all the new fruits and propagates them on MS own
ground Thus man e9 ft by 6okine at The cata
logue of the American Pomological society ne may kow
almost positively which fruits TTs SNEAKER then
described his visit the yineland Fair; the rapid
its and ,afed that the exhibition OF fruits there TINS
wear exceeded everything in Philadelphia from an .,e
ect of insects Dr. Trmble remarked that insects were
brought 10 Vneand from tho nurseries where tney
bought sir trees and that they had them to encounter
as much as in Wcstchester other counties, UuI tney
had conquered them. In to inquiry concern
ing BoSseh N heard of the variety i had succeeded
yery wall The speaker pronounced a warm encomium
upon fbe M s. Of daereTt varieties Col william
son was then called to read paper upon tne waiter
GFa iS but aFaGnted Mr. Xban from Hartford Conn
stated had second cToR 81 o dT eTop in all h
SiffereSt stages from the blossom to the rpened
fruit; that the variety was tho i6 @ ~
know the explanation of this. DIR. Trlmble replied piled
that n vas IN uncommon occurrence, Dut soime
tunes ha,nened with strawberries and apples as we'll
Mr. Bns6Yaii OF Iona. Wcstoheser Co., exhibited some
Enmean yrapes that grew the grounds OF MT 1h0rh
~ EsbI ,ad stated their excellent quality and thatthey
Tipene5 as carly the Hartford Prolific MrI0ppng Oh
oitawa Kansas substantated the declaration vi ilh
bIa CO.. cerung the Kansas fruits, ana remarked tnh
very nal portion Of Kansas fruit Is now on ekiDtion
al ~ American Institute Fair. Mr. Sidell com
inc n at this moment came forward anu OK
main, The variety OF tomatoes on exhlDiuoh;;
no q, accidental Seeding discovered among lot oil
other @raging; had for OF its parents the teee
islam and was quite early as the latter AFTER an
nonn nc mat Mr. Todd would read paper next week
an m Pernanence OF Varieties the meeting ADJOURNED
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sents them the corporate name represents an cS by
norators or ockhOders the name gwen In each coo &
the State law for that purpose am OF opinion rncinss
nresent case should be governed by the same S
~ law which determine the question OF cltIlensp
"a 81 Of authorized by the laws OF te
and that tie order appealed from was properly n
Who H. to determine whether this action Is
INFO rho Crcut Court of the United btatesi inc
~ InneaIs has held that the question OF JursucIU
mnst he decided by the Circuit Court itself llllns ag
the n Y and n II. Railroad Company, herman, oi ho
pursued If the Circuit Court refuses TO e aned
rain jurisdictions then the order cOHlpldliedd
of will be vacated. and the case VIII paOe ods
I'm the Sunreme Court This course OF proceeding aVos
batween the state and Federal Courts-leayes
fhe decision where it consttutionaly belongshu g0
forms with the views OF the Court OF Appeals IN sn
lar case before them where an appeal was ~,
r. ia doubtful question whether an appeal nee II me
sneca TO the General Term, when the latter accepts @
sIrety rendered and the other formal requisites
out by the acts OF Congress are comP9G m are
anpllcant for the removal and where the
fully complied with and the only qnestU Of The
fine NeW-York Courts entertain lursuClIU VI ~. ~
cause think the latter Court should be hppheu " o
the decision OF that question. If that Court
the suit State Courts cannot override the decison
il the Circuit Court declines the jursdlctlon the
tion can be made to vacate the order lnsteau OF
ing from It, My brethren are OF OPINION 1ne With
annealed from should be affirmed and II Is aheu WIN
$40 costs.