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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-26

1.-The Oregon State Agricultural Spc;e-I
ty offers premiums 4 the coming fair
amounting to Eli, go. - 7'h
There were O5OrUopers represented
~ delegates III the Cooperss lnternational
Convention whicAlfeceasly tDek in Clevo-
INV 1.-THE Legislature, e 81 CaliFornia has %.
cfobriated t. the State Fair, st Sscralnen-
10. $4,000, and TO each OF the District Fairs
saso Xinnea,p pli calls itself .the Workshop
Of the Northwest. " TA4fc are 8, 2l2 EN-
.ployes there in The different, factories.
and the amount INVESTED represents. ~
q nNew wbolen mills are being put up
In many parts Of .Califmnia, and large
in the homsmanpfactures Of home
woods is looked for within the next I'VE
acres of good ground are de-
voted TO the raising Of 1000 Australian
gum trees in Castro Valley, Cal. They
sttain height or sixty feet In five years,
and, are useful a. shade and ornAmest.s Il
ri AT the Sioux City land office, during
April, 1859 hon esteads were taken on IA ;
936 acres; 282 pre.emptions were made
on Is, 200 acres, and 4. Ol8 acres were en-
tered by cash. The receipts we're $ll,S64.
! --The savings hanks Of San francisco
hold deposits amounting TO. over $29. OOO,-
600, Or at the rate of $17O to each inhab.
liant thirteen times more than the gen
eral average for the United States, which
10 $126O 70 each psrs9p, ~ " II r III
There. is female compositor in the
ONCE of the Bridgeport (C0nn.) Standard
whose weekly wages exceed thOae OF any
Of the halt, dozen men who set type in
the office. She is paid "by the piece"
and 1T the same rate as the men. T'<li
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-26

L. you DO not feel well y0u send Tor Doctor, ne
calls upon you, looks wise, scrswls some hero
glyphics up0n apiece Of paper which you take to
drug store and there pay 80 cents to 81 co. besides
the doctors Zee, for q remedy nine times Out Of
ten not half 30 good as DR.. AoRsE's INDIAN Ro0r
PILLS, which cost but 70 cents per Dox! 10
you think the fOrmss the best because you pay the
most for It II you do, We advise you TO use, Just
q an experiment, the MOnss's INDIAN ROOT
Pulls. They are prepared from z formula pro.
country, to be the best and most universal Of fam.
lily medicines. The MORsxs INDlAN Roor PiIIs
cure Headache, Liver complaints. Indigestion,
Dyspepsia, Female Irregularities. &c, and are put
aP both sugarsooatsd add plain. Give them tsiAl.
Sold By al dealers. .l,I t.,,fF
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-26

Per the lass few yssr. ,hs Ircgsstors e ne nee.
Jsmaics Shd liz fouh', n m SEXUAL tests and ~ no
b. grown with marked sutc sss only upon the noun.
tains fro N 100 y 2so0 4et high. There " iorssm
are often bede wed with the early NIT end TINS tree
arrives at its full PERFECTION OWING TO the LARGELY In
crtasthg dea3d Tor the bark required Tor the mAnu
Or PLANTATION Br TERs, the proc urng Of has peen
souic- Ct at anxiety 10 the PROPRIETOR snd ses.
Ing a. they 1d that the Bouh Am fcRD supply wound
Aoon Civ; ttOok the Dove early precsui IN 70 ruy
Iupoiy the demsn', and sisted and epcourseed ss
have not the least eoubt bu. the will sucteed. =
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-26
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BEAUTIFUL FjUl|Il..' Y WOMEN ONE E|lN'

a
!, An women know that It ID beauty. rather tAan
genias. which al generations Of men have vor.
shipped in the sex. Can 1t Be wondered ct, then.
that 90 much Of wonan's time and attention
should 50 dsvoeed to the means Of developing
and preserving ma jeadtys woizei Faow, too,
that when men spesk Of the intellsct Of women,
they speak critically, tameiy, coolly; but when
they come to spSak Of the CHARMS of d beautiful
woman, their, la.gsase and their syss kiadle
with an snta usiasm which shovs them to be pro.
foundly il hot, indeed, fidculonsly, 10 earnest.
1t IA part of the natural sagactty 81 women 10
perceive all this. and therefore employ every 81.
fos,able an to become the goddess VI that adora-
oR P.sass t. tns IS sg3ey e. ae.
world does not prefer the society Of .n hgfy We
man Of genius 70 tbht Of sbeanty e. hss iqselec-
)hiSher miksiOn to oman than to b beautiful,
and it would seem that the ladies' a. tie present
Age are Carrying this idea or the world to greater
H. esa "a
supply the dedcjcfcy ~ the use Of 4noss delight.
full toilet article, known As the Bloom Of
this country by GEORGE W. LAIRD, q delicate
beautiaer, which ssmooths out all indentatiops.
burrows. scars, removing tan, freckies, and dis
celebrations from the skin, leaving the compiexion
clesr, brilliant ana blAntifu.D the ska soft and
smooth. with the assistance " thia nov Anet-
can trick Of IAdys toilet, female beauty y des-
tined to play larger part IN the admiration OF
men and the, ambition of women than all the arts
employed since her creation. Prof. G. =. Chand-
Ter, Chemist to the Metropolitan Board Of Health,
has recently prepared chemical analysis OF
this delightful toilet preparation, and reported
that the !. Bloom Of Youth " was harmless. con-
tanning nothing injurious to the health. J Ladies
need have no fear Of Iusing this invaluable toilet
acquisition. aIq 9gG egldf ls7g.a Lda
i Sold by every druggist and fancy goods dealer
in the United States. sod ! 81 r eidi r.
Depot, ) Cold st., New York.
9Ht tp t,avitff.vf-tr laqf.t~s q 4u5~
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-26

EVERY SAryRDAy.-The conductors OF
Epery Saturday "a publiehihg, In the shape Of
supplements to tkat journal. series Of full-page
drawings by Mr. Eytipge illustrating the principal
characters in Charles Dickens, novels. "Dick
swiveller, and the Marchioness" nom The
Old Curiosity Shop" are the characters illustrated
In the number for May 81 a ,prtfst Of Right
Honorable John Bright u, given on nrst page. A
double page engraving OF the Cathedral Of Co.
loxpe is also given, with other Illustrations
FIELDS, OsaooD u Co., Publishers, Boston, Mass.
Is 90 pef annumtf
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-26
,RafnheIoP,s Hair tDyA

This splendid Hair Dye d the best In the world,
the only true and perfect Dye; harmicr~, reliable,
instantaneous; no disappointment; no ridiculppe
int: remedies the iii effects Of bad dyes invfg.
crates and leaves the Hairs and beautiful black
or brown. Sold by Al DrugGists and Perfamerr,
and properly applied 81 the Wig Factory, ~ BOND
street New York. r., .Ft{ .yt,.t. N
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-26
Setting out Grape Vines.

IA correspondent ofthe Rural Anse,Tcan
says: 1T is maxim that q thing that
is worth doing at all is worth doing well !
so in setting out q grape vine, it will
grow If the roots are barely put in and
covered with earth; but a few minutes
extra time, will suffice to do IL as it should
be done. Fill the hole with well prepared
soil, raising 1t a little above the surround.
ing soil; make hole FIVE or six inches
deep, as wide as the roots Of your vine
will spread set the vine in and spread
the roots carefully after trimming and
pruning any bruised ones; let it be set as
near the surface Is it grew in the nursery;
sprinkle in fine soil around the roots, fill.
ing SO that no vacancies win be left, and
compress with the hand near the roots, and
when the hole is filled, stamp down gent
ly with the feet. l3.. 4.ite. T. n
"Let the first good bud on the stem be
even with the top Of the soil set q stake
by the side of the vine, and one or two
around it for protection from accidents
and to train to. A mulch of an inch or
two Of spent tan bark, or the like, except
close to the stem, will materially protect
it from crying out, and materially favor
it's living" "'8 3Hi.i ~
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-26
Extra Horse Powers.

The elegant. strong, durable, light draft, ghly nm
ished, and easily managed AallmAn e. Taylor,
Mounted andD WI Sand 10 Horse loves ar. arc
were furnished last year to run her makes OF seta
fors They are conSertble rom oha speed u anotner
a O. convertible o q ID Nv /" to Mounted: have
me race. and . ~ fastsnings. for "saktDg tiovn
st Ito AIRY Foot board and other ct rsctve and paeat
ed features hut no " dges o Rivets, no boxes st
In wood only one key and can he taken apart do,on
20 Ue lI pt Ion, and Together again IN rev MN
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-26

-C0ths 4sDC puFHs. r1uA den chmses
81 climate are sources 6rS PLzm3hosy and
BronrAid .s6setsens Experiepee having
proved that simple remedies act speedjlr
when taken III the early stage 0f disease:
taks 4 once. !" Bysrns BronehiQl zfoches,"
let the Cold, Cough, or Irritation or the
Throat be ever 80 slight as by this pre-.
caution . moro serious attack may be
lWasded OH as9 sag ~ fsfY9 rsagaH
Owing to the good reputation and pap.
MARTY 81 the,T fncb<ss snAny soostl2sss n'sd.
cheap insitations are .bssvd swhtcbnAre gsnd
for n0thin0. Be suYs- to OBTAIN the true
/" Bross,e sBksAdaidH7vodSs1 Slid every
MhAeesoi .assL -..-1.aala1 Las iaIaset :
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-26
GopEY's LADY's BooK.--The embellis

.li GoDEY's LADY's BoOK.--The embellish-
ments in the June number OF Go6ssy consist OF the
following Waiting at the Ferry" steel plate
Fix figure coloret fashion plate; handsome de-
sign for Patchwork: The Unexpected Letter, an
extension sheet containing thirtythree designs Of
dresses, bonnets ETC. plate of headdresses, hats,
etc. Bed Pocket; waete-P Paper Barket :; Watch
stand; Paper Flowers; Initial Medallion; Hand
Mirror; Lsdy's Companion In Shape of Parascl ;
Embroidered Scissor sheath, etc. Also. an Orna-
mental Cottage. The literary contents are all
good. L. A. GoDEr, Philadelphia. sa.0 per
year. ., =, .,,...-..y..1. ,..i.,s :. ,l,,.,,,.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-26
RRaeoVAL Of Z. LovgSoY

v1Sarcrtu,RH III ~ Il Ill "a ssssnal Tor isns
On sii n iR nis S.ss s 2f a ~
No e . :: @ II W sssS
ot9gEphs q minsnt Asa z e strosg; Ainesd
W0men sent. rom ID 70 - cen@ eocn; Arc ny pno.
Sss !r RS as~ S 81
Sss q fss:ss q a q =
Ss s ~ $685. asps s..v wso's'fs re 'ss'
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-26

THE BRsT AND ORIGINAL TOXIC on HOS
Phosphorus and Caiissya known ~ Ferro PhosphAted
Elixir of Caissya Bark. The IRON restores color 10
The blood. tie pAosphorus psnsws waste Of me nerve
tissue. ana the calsays gives natural heAthful tone
70 the digestive organs thereby cusfne dyspepsa In ~
various Sorms wskefuness general debility. depression
Of splrs also, the best preventive against fever and
asne One pint coatains the virtues Of one cunce o.
calisays, and one teaspoonful grain Of iron and
phosphorus Manufactured only By CAsWRIA.
HA1ARD CO.. Successors 70 CAswsrx. MACK D Co.
view York. Sold bv Dypsgsts.
DR. s. O. RIoHARDs0N's Sherry WINE BIT.
TIERS. Pharmaceutical Preparation, by regularly
and valuable tonics Of the day. Persons recover
ing ffom protrscted illnees, or tmse who 1T this
particular season year are subject to Jaundce
Habttnai Constipatiss, or any disesse arising rom
a disordcred stomach, Liver or Bowels, will find
In the Sherry Wine Biters friend more TO be de-
sired than gold. Sold by all druggists. 4
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-26

"A young lady in New York, starting
for home alone from party, a few eve
nings ago, found man seated in the car
rage, who Immediately demanded her
je wells and yaluables, or he would stab
her. She, Of course, handed over every
thing, and the man jumped out OF the car
rage and ran for his life, and that was the
last that was heard of him.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-26
Durno,s Catarrh Snuff

Strengthens Weak Eycs--Imppoves tho Hearing,
Relieves Headache, Promotes Expectoration,
Cures Oatarrf in IT. worst fcsme, and sweetens the
Breath. II contains no Tobacco Is mild, and pro-
notes pleasant sensation and beneficial results TO
I'll who apprecaata "A Clear Head" Sold every
where by Druggists.
1O4 William It,, New York,
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-26

gHEfyYN 70 M ~ .4asNp1VSTDHs' NtF1FS 3f4 Ft1
--Mlwaukee has three female BARRIERS.
Texan farmers complain of the pota-
to-bug.
The wristbands Of California COM
prise nearly 1000. 600 acres.
The wholesale trade Of Leavenworth
:sxceeds eeO, GOO. 900 snnxdly.As
The CaiibprpiG Powder Company, IN
Banta Cruz, are making powder at the
: Tate q 90 kegs pertday. 40 sfsossu1
The waybill of Mr.. Adams, when he
made itt first trip a. express, May A.,
1040 paid him profit Of $S75.e I'd e.if
% .lOmaha expectss thousand new build
ings win be put up this summer; new;
theatre to - one iof them. y taal ! Astas
~Louis.ns produced last year $1,000
bhds 81 6deiY. Sra, 266 gallons u u10lAs-
ses, and t06.7 barrels Of rice. le''9 Il
Eii -Ak1skIs IN II WE'VE years - taken
rremiuma q the L.ouisianA 1sate Fair oe,
tks bet pouxd, sponge and fruit cake:
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-26

GRAIN SAVING THREsHERs.-1t Is undoutb-
edly true that farmers who employ machines to
do their threshing by the bnshel, can decide II
they choose what particular kind shall be used
in their neighborhood by giving their work to
the best. In this view every grain-grower Is
interested in the advertisement of the" Ault-
man and Taylor" Thrcsher, which Is given IN
another column, and should write for their
descriptive circular, and inform himself.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-26
The Wear and Tear az DaAiness Life.

The cares and hbovs OF business life are apt TO
ten severely upon the health and consultation OF
the ardent. energetic business man and when me
reed of rome sust ainiBv seeSf fslt, stimulan's
that cause only a temporary exhilaration. snd
leave the system in \, stare f0f partial cOpaPse
when their frst eff CT has passed on. ere too wen
reeortef TO- As certainly an fire leaves hehtnd II
a residuum of ashes, the use Of the adulteTated
.liouOrs of commerce prod noes premat ure exnaus'
tion and decay T1rfch hem not. Tone and reg
Mate The overlax.d vital machinery with Bns-
tetur's Stomach Bitters In that wholcsoDs
elixir the ALCOHOLIC eiemfut, which ID the pureft
derlvabfe from any sonfce. is tempered NY the
choiccss tonic. aperient. snti,hilons and anil
feb.ile - vegetable extracts IAnd Juices 20
strengthen recr nit. solace and pnrify the rystem
IL The mission OF the great vegetable specinc.
When the stomach 10 In a hsaithy state. the bile
flows regularly the bowels perform their once
properly, end the teIegrsphic hnfes on the ner-
yous system are In perfect working order: an
enorm ons amount OF labor can he borne without
rsk or ,neonveDie nee. and the direct erect OF the
Buffers is O promote his vigofous condition o.
the functions upon which the nurishment OF the
body. and its power Of eaaurarfe, mainly deMnd.
The great tonic and Alternative IL, therefore, en-
phasically recomms nded for Its, remarkable
strengthening properties. to an noon whom tne
responsibilities a5 life press heavily, And VINO Tel
like faiptinQ upder the bortben.. lively Ape
lite splendid digestion, elastic fpiYffs, ana q
marvellous ability to Withstand. fatigue. are
am ong the blessings Justly ascribed 10 the reno,
,yating operation q this pslstahls apd Powerful
cordial. ana he rpring md sum ner Alternative,
there Il nothing in the maieria medcs thatcan be
comnared with IL.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-26

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The Br1iiant sscfsss e ,ssr r Ihxrsss q
witLouta paialiei In The apuAls II Farm Machinery
Mare than tver6sua usWny were made aud
.od ~ s eyer Ss!ss. made IA ,h sod BY
p0 " 40
Rheg - emf into every State from PENN .yl.
yania Is Ksns - and from Mionesots TO Georgia and
met W IN their mDst ma vkt,a suel ess " the very
~ a. ia ~ ,saisas GCro,.v sgt1 are Daade--OHIO
the nursery OF elegant Farm Machinery, leading the
va AIN the amber gu released. t.f r, -t,ltvs,.f
LARGELY increased earnina. are .repcrted
ram ~ bs lar mera who nave es,uIcsea thsn,.
e'7-T ~ -'''ff DUH T5'TIt8 biIl rHP"t
They commanded q choice NJ Jobs, aud
ussiiy from orc half cent ~ tvs ces IL bnAssel
fonR alter Sther kilds were sis'd 6p" because they
a vs,d he Farmers r In from going into the stra
piie Gle ned II ut or millSsss market tnspcc-
'Y""i .I'iTlF ll,lg,
ord nary conditions Of WlssA ons, Rss md Btsrlea,
bat In wei aud bad condi Toned 1r.,n tn If adysn
49, x 70 l-u.m $500
In FLAx they cse unriyaisd' even Sy sx-
20 9" else 'e;,,..n,l $50 a,o,4..tlti.l.I...
Their distinctive nAvantnges IN SAVING ana
pian Of shak ne ne grain ont Of The straw.
rh., s D,,o ch..pre.. Of Ropa,r.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-26
AULTMAN 81 TAYLOR,
- .ie Manufacturing Co., mo
,lN2 tBE SO ,in9}ii ifst lBsil 1909
Factory sad hoss Once. Mansfield, o., aulta
Y 10 h Ksatsrn BrannA Oflee. NhIksKQ, Ill.

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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-26

FJI purkyhs me bIoaas l.d u a cSaa4 the
whole system 40 Perl ins stern h Cos Paeifc
Wine Bitters. tFpf sale by sIl druggists std Gro
Gers, and wholesale Ut "a and 81 IAsale 81, CHI
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-26

These Machines with NOSE ~ any other make either
good. had or Indifferent The 10 other made any
where the parts Of Which are tho sama this while
some with sa ~. igohtag gtturss, and known ~ "a
rions Names ar largely different IN plan NJ ednstrnc
ton and operation Look for the uade marx n nhS
/" FsoN the AUL1MAS Il TAYLOR MANUFACTURING
Co., MAksFIR d, o. in k1t letters, cons picuousiy on
both tides OF the separator.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-26
New Features for 1870.

Notwithstanding the une ampled favor with which
the AuL1MAs q TAYLyR" was receiyed snd tn9 Sr
cd througho the cOun ry last year, OvnR FORTY
ueis cor SLi1yed ana Amp y ,ssfSd IMPkOVEN hNfS
IN Def ills, for convenience effectiveness and uti.
machine which had before given suck remarkable sat
infaCtiQn. must ma TX u. IL LL.L--
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-26
Send For Circulars.

Ccsnsy ssd State 70 II, @IHumaH q TViyr AI'g
O., either at MAssrrELp o.. or CHIC LIZ; ana re-
ca va freeb by return mail, Descriptive N1rcql1s
p ST. RI and Factory Price iJsls, together with the
Dene Of the Local Agency nestesty your pace q F~i
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-26

AlPlAa Bo0k. Al.sts sell 100 per wegk, Price ~.
NE ~ Address L. sTEBBfNs, Ha-tidrt N-f'
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-26

INuR A CIRCULAR of great int rest 20 ever, BODY
II address. u b. GALL ANDEA, Toleco, Ohio.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-05-26

Mesdyi,s Ths:.ssis:i ceesi L .,Ss q.
i,egiss Aug n Apply 70 A. Ltcum0re. heAdStlle ~.
The New York herald., 1870-03-02
THE CUSTOM HOUSE.

The Taylor FOrEerios-A Dauber's Brief
Career-RObbery and Arrest.
On Friday last the particulars OF amusing scenes
In the New York Custom house. In which one George
Taylor figured. appeared In the HERALD. 1t appears
that some months ago one william @. Mayhem, OF
No. 670 Seventh avenue, became disgusted with the
plebean ayocaton OF painter and resolved to get an
appointment. Forging the name OF Rev. Or. Tying
TO letter OF Recommendation he secured position
IN the CustoIl House under the name or George
Taylor de had not been there long ere he displayed
mucn style, proclaimed himself assigned to special
duty as spotIer over the day men, and showed what
purpOrted TO bo his authority from surveyor Cornell
and Deputy Collector Emory. He grew In I'M
Noses Taylor, and made those under him
believe he was Of some Importance. Still
his ambition scared higher, and his next move
which was done by forging the names OF officers us
In the previous assignments IN the latter position
he 0urshed like green bay tree, succeeded In bor
rowing money and obtaining cigars and other per-
he was expelled, aud note from the Surveyor de-
nouncing him as fraud was read TO his fellow
officials.
Maynew disappeared and was not seen by customs
officials until yesterday afternoon. when Samuel
Mennis night inspector by order OF Deputy Col
lector Lewis, started in search OF him. He was ar
of1cer H0nghton or the Twentieth precinct, and
locked uD on the charge OF grand larceny,
1t is alleged that one evening last week the aspir
ing youth met o gentleman in a saloon near the
Gated, then took him out and robbed him OF two gold
watches and some money in coin. The gentleman
alleged to have been robbed resides on Staten
Island, and he was sent for last evening to appear
at Jefferson Market this morning and make a COM
paint 1t Is SAID that the District Attorney Is pre-
pairing papers 10 place him on trial for the forgeries
arrest quite cOolly and laughed at the idea OF his
being charged with grand larceny.