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, 1870-08-16

snip ana be produced at the CuSlOuIS-IlOuSG dS
we'll as wherever required by the Danish C-
vii, Military or Consular Authorities.
Every change or endorsement of the Certi-
fcate by others than the Superior Authority,
Danish Registrars or Consuls is prohibited and
may expose the holder to punishment in some
cases according to circumstances as for for
gerry.
Is.
A ship built abroad for account of any one
in the Danish Westindia Islands or purchased as
"Danish Property,'' cannot be registered until
she arrives in a Danish Registry-District
Danish Consuls, however, upon receiving the
documentary proofs required by 5 9, Il " p,
may issue provisional certificates of Nationality,
which shall remain in force, until the final Re
gistration of the ship is effected.
Such provisional Certificates of Nationality
shall contain the following particulars
l. Name and description of the ship.
.. Time and place of purchase together with
Name of the Danish Owner or Owners ao-
cording to the Bill Of sale or other title
deed.
8. Captains name.
a. The most accurate information as to her
Tonnage, Build and Description, which can
be obtained.
5. Duration of the Certificates validity.
A Duplicate of such provisional Certificate
shall Immediately after the issue be sent through
the proper Government Department to the Re
gistrar General in Copenhagen.
Such provisional Certificate of Nationality
shall, however, only be valid until the arrival
ofthe Ship at a Danish Port, when it shall be
delivered up to the Registrar, and, provided no
special permission has been granted to the con
trary by the Government, shall in no case re
main in force longer than two years from the
date of its issue.
The Master of a Danish Westindia registered
shin, which is rebuilt abroad, may require the
nearest Consular Officer to give him authority
to retain his Certificate of Registry until he
shall arrive at a Danish port, where his ship
can undergo examination, as to whether the
alteration made in her shall render the issue OF
new Certificate necessary. Such authorize
ton, however, cannot, without special permits
sion granted by the Government, remain in force
longer than 2 years from its date Of issue.
IA.
Every registered ship shall carry her own
Name and Port of Registry marked in light
coIoured, legibIe letters on a dark ground Cor
vice versa) on a conspicuous part of her stern.
ConceaIing or obliterating those names shall
only be permitted in time Of war to escape cap
ture by the enemy.
No Ship shall be designated by any other than
it's registered name.
A Registered ships name can only be altered
through change of ownership, and then only
with the consent of the Superior Authority, in
which case a new Certificate shall be made
out, but the Registration Letters shall remain
unchanged,
SIS.
On application through the Superior AuthOri-
tv a new Certificate Of REGISTRY, exactly CORE
, 1870-08-16

LONDON.-Ihe Catholic Clergy are
preparing TO make a grand demonstra-
ton tomorrow in favour of France, but
it is probable that the Government will
hinder it.
There are rumOurs of a great battle
near the river Saar. 1t is also said that
France has made an alliance with Italy,
and that the latter has promised to as
sist the former in case ofnecessity. Bets
are publicly offered that the PruSsians will
be in Paris in Is days. The English Ca
binet is considering whether it is neCes-
sary TO place the English fleet on a war
footing. It is believed that the Prussian
army will cross the Rhine to euter.FranCe
near I|Iuningen. The French army is
placed as follows The first corps, I'M
der Marshall M'Mahon at Strasbourg the
second under General TrousSard at Sta
vaIde the third under Marshall Bazaine
at Metz; the fourth under General the
Count of L'AdmIrant at ThiOnviIle /; the
fifth under General FaiIIe at Pitche the
sixth under Marshall CanrObert at Cha
Ions the seventh under General Doray
at BeIfort aud The eighth under Gene
raj Bous5aky at the head quarters Of the
Army.
Nj. Bismark will enter the field at the
head of his regiment of Cuira8slets.
Belgium has placed 100000 men in the
field. On account Of orders recently is
sued by War Department that the gov
eminent intends to propose to Russia to
place an army of both nations in Belgium
in order to protect that country.
PARIs.-The "Ohicial Journal denies
the invasion of Luxembourg. Rifle corps
are being organized in France for the de-
fence of the country, 1t is believed that
the troops at present in Rome will be IN
Paris on 10th August. The French jour
nails say that the Prussians have 100000
men at Treveg, LOO $1,000 in the Black
Forrest, 200, 900 near MentZ, 100000 IN
Schleswig, and so, 900 near Berlin. The
district between Treves and Mentz is
completely occupied by soldiers. The
"Oficial Journal" explains the fact of the
Secret Treaty being in the handwriting
of Beneditte, by stating that it was die
tated to him by Count Bismark. The
Emperor has to-day taken the command
of the Army. The Prince Imperial visi-
ted the encampments to-day and was en-
Enthusiastically received. The health OF
the army is excellent. AS yet there has
been no encounter of any Importance.
Austria does not object to the presence
of the Italians in Rome, and will con-
tinue her friendly relations with Italy.
SAARBRUCK.-The enemy agrees THAI
the Prussiaus had the advantage in the
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For Sale BY Drss0gietei
and Dealers II, Pate,sjl
Medicines eUe,.v-suhss>e. ]
For Sale by Dr.. Ciemn,sr, Crssss-
The GI'at Cause
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Just Published in Sealed Envelope
Price six cents
A I.ectnre on the Nature, Ireatnas0G
and Radio Il Cure Of Seminal Weakness, -
>perma,orrhoea induced by Selfabuss Ia
voluntary Emissions, Inpoteney Nerves.
c)i!lty and lmpediments to Marriage gen
orally. Consumption, Epilepsy ard Fits,
Mental and Physical lncapacity, ks.-Dy
ROBERT }. CuLvERwELL, NJ. b. Althsr II
the Green Book &c.
The warla-renowned author, in this a.
mirable Lecture, clearly proves from Lii
own experience that the awful consequences.
Of Self-A buse may be etfectually rsnsvsd.
without medicine, and without dangereas
surgical operations, bougies. instruments,
rings or cordials, pointing out a mode &
cure at once certain and effectual, by whish
every sufferer, no matter what his senditisa
may be, may cure himself, eheaply, pn-
vately and radically. THIS LEeTykE via
PROVE A Boon TO THOUSANDS AID TAsve
AEDs .
Seut under seal, to any address, II .
plain envelope, OH the receipt Of six cents,
" two postage stamps. Also DR.. Culver.
well, 8 marriage Guide" price Is cents.
Address the Publishers. 'f
CHAS. J. c. KLINE CO.
4y1] 127 Bowery, New Yors, Post oflss Box ~.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

STOW hoxs Ss i Se' S. IN c cssns!''
To VIM Mckee, c c Shnler, John Plumb,
W Daughenbaugh, W H Becker and
Lena ! Becker, defendants:
VOU ara hereby notified that on or be-
Il lore the 5th day OF September 1870
there will be on lille in tho flee of the
clerk si said Court, in aud nr sid coun-
t., ut C,esco Iowa, n petition of c f. Dick
erman pla. ntiff. claiming Of you the said
VIM Mckee, W Dauyh-nban yh. John
Plumb, and c & Shu,er. the sum Of $500
and interest thereon ut the rate ct to"
per cent per annula since Oct 28th 1857
Us Justly due him from son on II pronli>orl
DOte NH nr IN fast named date hy you sail
WIN Mckee for said sum and interest t.
said John Plumb which note and tnr
mortgage on the NV qr"t sec 26 NIP 100
K II aud other Lands in said county given
ty said VIM Mckee to sccmc the paw
nent OF said note have been assigned to
said plaintiff, also k,ng that said mort
gage be forecIosed and hat all the right
til IL and interest OF each and ll-th-
above named defendants in and to the
premises described III said mortgage he
forever cut of barre d and fnroclosei, and
unless you appear and answer thereto on
or before noon OF the sec"nd day Of the
next t III of said court (" be held ut
Cresco in and for said county. c,mmepc-
ing On Monday, the 26,h day of Septcm-
Der 1870, your default will be snterSt and
a decree en- tered against you thereon in
accordance with the prayer of aid petit
tiOa.
Dated this fourth day Of August 1870.
CHARLEY ALLEN.
42-1l) Attorney for Plaintiff.
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MILD, CEn-AIN, SAFE AND EFFICIENT.

MILD, CEn~AIN, SAFE AND EFFICIENT
1t at once relieves and invigorates all the
vital functions. without using, at any time
or under any circumstances, the slightest
injury to any of them.
The mos: comp. etc and uniform success
has for many years attained it's use in France
and in some parts Of the United States; and
it is now offered to the general public, with
the most absolute conviction that it can new
er faii to accomplish all that is claimed far
it.
|, is harmless in the extreme at all times,
and under all circumstances; and is une-
qualled by any remedy yet known to the
world where II purgative is indicated.
1t produces little Or no pain in its opera
ton; leaves the organs entirely free from
irritation, and never. In the slightest de-
gree, overtaxes or excites the nervous sys-
tenn
In Bilious Diseases, Indigestion and dys-
pepsia, it is invaluable.
1t is the grand Purifier of the Blood, and
hence cannot fail to eradicate from the sys-
tenn Scsofnla, Erysipel IS, Salt Rheum, Can
ker, MI Cutaneous Eruptions generally
Irregular, or want Of Appetite, Colds,
Coughs, Asthma, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Collie
Pains, Diarrhoea, Water-brash, Sour and
Bitter Stomach, and foulness and faintness
Va SAO SAiuC. AiUpuIC ofCOtu, ulZZiueSS,
sympathetic nervous, or sick Headache,
Rheumatism, Gout. and Inf mmations of ali
forms--thcse and all kindred diseases can
always be WHOLLY CURED or greatly reliev-
ed by this mild yet powerful remedy.
GENERAL DEBILITY with its insepera BILE
accompaniments,--me and physical
such as green-sickness, lassitude Of mind
and body, drowsiness, indisposition to exer-
else, weakness OF the limbs, feelings of dis
.couragement, dependency and distrust,-
all disappear under its magic influence.
1t regulates and inyigorates the bowels;
is sure antidote for obstinate costiveness
and piles; gives renewed vigor to the stom-
ach; evokes the action of the Liver; dissi.
pates the yellow dye of Jaundice and erad-
icates from the skin, bilioos spots or mould
moth and freckles.
1t excites the Kidneys to renewed, vigor-
Gus and healthy action; and il certain to
bring prompt relief in all cases Of Diarrhoea
and Dysentery.
1t is eminently effcctual in the cure Of all
diseases Of children, however infantile, es-
pecially for collie, worms, and irritation and
fretfulness while teething VI
AS dinner pill or digester, it is second
to none oJher, taken with the food. 1t OPP
crates as u general Alternative. whereby the
entire impaired organism is stimulated to
renewed energy, and to q healthy vigor and
vitality. 1t is extensively used by the Fac
ulty as convenient and thorough cathar-
tic, having no action other than the one in
tended. Sent by by mail on receipt Of price
and postage, viz:
One Box SO.25 Postage Q cents.
Five Boxes 100 Is -
1t is sold by all dealers in drugs and med
icines, and by
TURNER & CO., Sole Proprietors.
40-w4. 100 fremont St. Boston, Mass
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WANTED AGENTS.--To sell the
HOME SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE. Price
$50. 1t makes the "Lock Stitch" (alike
on both sidcs) and is the only licensed ua-
der-feed Shuttle Machine sold for less than
$50. Licensed by Wheeler & Wilson, Gro
yer & Baker. and Singer & Co. All other
under-feed Shuttle Machines sold for less
than $50 are infringements, and the seller
and user liable to prosecution. Address
johnson, CLARK & Co, Boston Mass, Pitts
burgh Pa Chicago, ILL.,, or st. Louis Mo.
36m3
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Made of Poor Rum, Whisky, Proof Spirits,
md Refuse Liquors, doctored, spiced, and
'weetened to please the taste, called "Ton-
fcs,o ''Appctizers," "Restorrrs," &c that
lead the tiplcr on to drunkenness and ruin
but are true medicine. made from the ma
tive Roots and Herbs of California, free from
all Alcoholic Stimulants. They are the
Great blood Purifier and Life Giving Frinc-
pie. q perfect Renovator and Invigorator of
the system, carrying off all poisonous mat
ter, and restoring the blood to a healthy
condition. Noperson can take these sBit-
tiers according to directions, and remain
long unwcll
500 will be given for an incurable
case, provided the bones are not destroyed
by mineral poisons or other means, and the
vital org. rs wasted beyond the point Of re
pair.
For Inhammatoyy and Chronic nheuma-
tism, and Gout, Dyspepsia. Or lndigestation,
Bilious, Kemittent, and Intermittent Fe-
vcrs. Diseases of the Blood, Liver, Kidneys,
and Bladder, these Bitters have been most
successful. Such Diseases are caused by
Initiated Blood, which is generally pro-
duced by arrangement Of the digestive Or
gans.
Cleanse the yitiated Blood whenever you
ind its impurilies bursting ,throughths
skin in Plmples, EruptlOns or Sores; cleanse
it when you find it INSTRUCTED and sluggish
in t.. 9 veins cleanse it when it is foul, and
your feelings will tell yod when. Keep the
blood pure and health Of the system will
follow.
Pin. Tape, and other Worms, lurking in
the sy stem of so many IL ousands, are erect
ually destroyed and removed.
In bilious. Remittent, and Intermittent
La
full directions read carefully the circular
around each bottle, printed in four lanSu"g-
es--English, German, French and Spanish.
J. WALKER, Proprietor, 81 Commerce
Street N. Y.
X. H. MCDONALD & CO., Druggists,
and general Agents, San Francisco aud
Sacramento, California, and 30 81 Com
merce St N. Y. '''~"' (4Ow4
1@- Sold by all Druggists 4 Dealers.
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u ANTED AGENTS--T5 sell the &C.
w TAGoN SEWING MACHINE. Ibis Ecen-
sed. makes the Elastic Lock Stitch - and
10 warranted for years. Price $l5. All
other machines with an under feed sold for
SIS or less are infringements. Addres
Octagon Sewing Machine Co, St Louis,
Mo. Chicago, H., Pittsburgh, Pa. or Bos-
ton. Mass. 36m3
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'TyNHIS Is NO HUMBUG! By sending
u 35 cents. with age, height. color Of
eyes and hair, you will receive, by return
mail, a correct picture of your future hus-
band or wife, with name and date Of mar
riage. Address W. FIX, p. o. Drawer No.
"a, Fultonville, N. Y. 4O-w4.
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Roback's Stow
ach Bitters,,
unlike all ohr
|Bitters ~ TIE
market, possess
intrinsic mort.
I'LL nsAa -
ROBACK' ).

called, are merely 'oishiuashy assf,
sold as a beverage. DR.. RobacPs
Bitters are not a beverage in any
sense Of the scord, but contain H.
most erpensire drugs knoson I'll
science for the radical -.curG. e.
Indigestion and Dyspepsia, and
for all cases ,ohe,e a tonic and
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StimutONt are
required. They
restore the vital
forces IN q s'e-
n,d,'kdJie degree,
anil give tone to
the system.
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.BlTTBRS

kept by apothe-
carries in this
cou ntry. A
single trial ,riU
convince the most
skeptical Of its
wonderful value.
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&1n A DAY business entirely new
FIN and honorable. Liberal induce
ments. Descriptive circulars free. Ad-
dress J. c, RAND = Co, Biddeford, Me.
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4 CENTS wASTEp-- (S;0 per ay)--by
IA the American Knitting Machine Com
pany, Boston, Mass, or St. Louis Mo. 36m3
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In Notions we offer
Alexandra Kid Gloves, 81 %; Lish
Thread Gloves, worth SOC at 2i;
Hoop skirts, new style 81 90; 16
Rome French Corscts $l.Oo; Ladies
Linen collars, 15c; La dies Linen
Cuffs Zoe; Ladies Hosiery, half price.
Eceyy thing Cheap, come
and SEE.
ROOts s. tSylOes.--Of these
goods VIC shall always keep y large
assortment. Milwaukee aud Chicago
custom warranted work always on
nand. Good goods at fair prices.
clothing Of every style, always
a good assortment. These goods We
shall also offer for the next 80 days
at cost. .t'OsU is the time TO
tasy. '."'-
E8.nr0rioe IF ornry Kind - prize
es that defy competition.
Prices Of Syr,4ps.- Good
Syrup IS cents; Golden Syrup IS cts.
Silver Drop sl.l0.
j. B. CAWARD.
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GILES, BRO q co. Manufa aud Wholesale
3Sl1m5] 14e Lake Street. RI r j..
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.,~~,:@.-- WORKS OE'TIIE
United States Watch Co.

New YORK, Jan ls.i,, IH1".
Watch No l0So--Bearing trade mar frederic
Athertcn Il Co.. Marion, n. j., manufactured by
Cnned States atch 10, has been Cal RED by
from December Isis, to January 18th, 1870 its total
variation being .nly two sec0n.s the tntlrr tine
l.. +. CRITlkNDLN, Late Register L. 5. Treasury.
Watch No. l12l-Rearirg trade marx 'Freteric
Alberto Co.," manufacture by Unite states
Watch co., has been carried by me months, to
tai variation In mean time being only seconus.
A. l.. DENIES, President n. }. Il. Il. 4 4. 90.
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MeN are made
| both With and
| scithout sugar.
| coattng, thus
adapting them to
! the use Of every
body; Because
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REA I'D
READ !

Our s:Ock; Of Dry Goods
sriN sslarNys be found com :
l1lete in Dress Goods, White
goods, Notions, Hosiery,
Ey..,ss:els, Hoop skirts, sc.
EXTRA .B.4RG.AZ.vS!!!
TO make room Tor my new stock
which will be purchased in about 80
days, l shall offer my entire stock of
Dress Goods at less thSn cost.
Goods worth .75c at SO
Goods worth. ..................5 SOC IT 30
Goods worth. Observation-Disclosures Oc at IS
Mari Warp Poplin worth. ..... .25c At IL
Brilliants worth. ACC at 2;
Prints "| ID
Best. ................ 1919
bingham. IL IL and ID
- "a
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We are pleased to refer to few WELL KNOWN part
rorty Of the s. Watch Co. Watches.
s. r. ROUNDS, Rounds & Kane, Chicago, III.
u. L. PHELPS, ContuctO =. j. Cen. Il. Il.
Hon. SAMUEL MERRILL, Geverncr Of Iowa.
GEN: LOWS, Ast Toledo, Wabash, & Western Rail-
way.
VIM. MITCifr IL. &c
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| B ! . Old |

DR.. Robaeks]
Blood Pill ose1
unsurpassed BY
any Pill mans.
Hctured for a
similar .pu';poss.
n S..s~l 49,
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-02-11

AMPUTATIoN.-Two weeks ago we chroni-
cled the accident whereby Swede named
Swedenholm had both bones OF his leg broken
by falling from the roof Of house. The frac-
ture proved TO be very serious compound.
The tibia was fractured Obliquely, extending
from the ANGLE joint upward about an inch,
the bone protruding through the flesh, and the
soft parts lacerated to such an extent as to rem
der extension and the union Of the sections ut
terry impossible. The fbula was broken about
two inches higher. Everything was resorted
to by his physicians to save the leg, but extern
sive inflammation and suppuration was fast re-
ducing his strength, and 1t became necessary
to amputate the limb to save his life. On
Wednesday, DIR. Jacobs, assisted by Drs. Hib-
ben and Steimel, amputated the leg about three
and q half inches below the knee, by q circu-
lar operation. The operation was performed
neatly and skillfully. The physicians, moved
by humane considerations, are giving the case
their utmost time and most diligent care. The
man Is poor, and, as we stated before, had been
industriously laboring to obtain the means to
bring his family, yet in Sweden, to America;
and this misfortune is inexpressibly disastrous
to him, rs 1t makes him a lifelong cripple, in
a strange land, and disappoints his most anx-
ious hopes and cherished ambition. It is a
case that appeals very strongly to the sympa-
thy Of his fellow-men, and we hope that, in
the earnest pursuit Of business, our people will
not forget this poor fellow. He is at the house
Of Mr.. Penrod, on Merchants street, south Of
Second avenue.
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WEDNESDAY, THE BEAUTIFUL.-We have
seen many beautiful days in Kansas. since our
arrival last fall, but, considering the season,
none more beautiful than Wednesday last.
1t was clear, calm, warm and bright all day
long. The curtain Of the night, as it was grad
ually lifted, dropped from its border the most
magnificent fringe Of purple and gold, which
the Ruler Of the Day gently pushed aside and
covered with light. The appearance Of the
sun was the signal for the opening chorus Of a
bluebird orchestra, engaged for the occasion,
whose sweet, earnest carols Of spring, sunshine,
buds, blossoms, gladness and bright hopes,
dropped in sIlvery melody from the housetops
and leafiess twigs OF the highest branches I'M
til after the frOst-crystals rolled together and
were carried into the world OF space The
domestic animals OF the town sleepily lounged
In the sun, and the sounds OF labor lost their
force under the drowsy influence OF the noon.
The laughter OF velvet-cheeked children rang
out on all sides from the door-yards, during
the afternoon, and the occupants Of happy
homes, in buggies and carriages, thronged the
streets, and cheerfully sought the pure, dry air
Of the prairies. Peace and happiness faced
the bright world everywhere. Then, over all,
the sunset flung Its many-hued banner from
the wall Of heaven, and spread wave Of liv-
ing glory along the shadowy edge OF this most
beautiful day OF the winter.
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MARRIKD.-At the residence OF DIR. J. A.
Comingore, on Tuesday evening, at O'Clock,
by Rev. ii. Day. ID. D., Capt. Henry Kemper,
OF Idaho, and Mrs. Oetiyi +. Smith, Of this city,
Capt. kemper served In the 18th Indiana,
during the war; was . resident OF this city
from boyhood until three years ago, when he
went with mining company 70 Idaho. This
issue proves clearly that he vas not satisfied
with the life Of bachelor on the frontier. Mrs.
Smith IL an estimable lady, as was testified by
her friends Of the First Baptist Church In the
present OF q set Of silver service As testimo-
NAL OF respect and n recognition Of her seryi-
ces given for twelve years In the church choir.
They LEFT for Emporia, Kansas, where they ex-
pect to reside, soon after the ceremony, with
the best wishes Of 4 host Of friends for q long
and happy ife.-IRdtGRdpolis daily Journal,
FEB. 4.
Capt. Kember, who is one of our old acqain-
tances, with his lady, arrived last week, and
we extend 10 them a most cordial welcome to
EmpOria. He Is well pleased with our town
and country