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"Barrett'sH Hair Restorative.

We acknowledge very scasonGble
rem IN brance from D. w. Owen in
the way Of sweet potatoes ; from Ira
Eldridge and Master Julius e Doc
little, in the way Of most delicious
melons.
Measures looking to IN importa-
tion Of rate to this place in auticipa'
ton of an influx Of Chinese is con.
templated. No need ofpuppies.
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II you desire u sweet breath that will not
be offensive to those with whom You associ-
ate, use Dr.. sage's Catarrh Remedy and
cure your Catarrh. The proprietor offers
$500 for case Of Catarrh. which he can not
cure. Sold by all druggists or send sixty
cents to Dr.. Il. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y. and
Get it by mail.
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in Congress to increase the price Of
of an article, in making which he is
interested, forty per cent. and at the
same time refuses to pay his workmen
one cent per week advance for their
labor, the Radical papers call him a
friend Of American laborers. The
laborers can't SEQ it in that light
(Pbil. Age.
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Total irdt MSS May l 20 $50, SCOTT
Which is respectfully submitted.


Which is respectfully submitted.
c. s. TUuRpER,
Co. Auditor.
The following resolution was pass
ed by tho unanimous vote Of the
Board
Resolved, That the Resolution of
the june session 1870 providing for
the funding Of the county debt be so
amended as to include the whole debt
of the county on May l 1870.
Tbs following resolution was ad-
opted:
Rcsolrad, That tho levy of taxes
for the year 1870 be as follows
State tax two mills on the dollar.
County tax four mills on the dol
lar.
Bridge tax three mills on the dol
|. lar.
Insane tax two mills on the dollar.
School tax one mill on the dollar.
Bond fund tax four mills on the
dollar.
And that the different township
funds be levied as certified by their
respective boards.
On IN lotion of Partch $40, 60 was
appropriated to complete the bridge
at Howard Center, and placed with
Mr.. Perry.
Motion to appropriate $3.50, 90 TO
bridge dry run east Of New Oregon,
was lost.
MIR. Searles moved to appropriate
50. 500 or so much thereof AS may be
necessary to build bridge at Lime
Springs. restricted to wooden
bridge and placed with 9. S. Thur.
Der.
Oakley moved to am ud by substi.
tuting 81, 500.
Amendment carried.
Motion as amended was carried.
Adjourned 10 8 IL o'clock a. m.
Wednesday.
"WEDNESDAY. September 18th, 1870.
8 10 clock A. N.
Board called to order by tho chair
man.
Prescnt--Oskley. Searles, Combs
Partch, futile, Perry, Slice, Shaw,
Lydon, Burgess and Sullivan.
Minutes Of yesterday read and ap.
proved.
The following report was adopted :
Your committee on town officers
accounts have examined the following
aud recommend that they be allowed.
G \ Paddock, Assessor. .$37 SO
do do Town Clerk. Ii 81
A TUrrLs,
JOHN SHAW, ; Com.
THos. SULLIVAN,
The following was, on notion
adopted:
| Your committee on Shcrif's ana
Constable's Accounts have exam
ined the following bills against the
County of Howard. and recommend
that they be allowed as follows
J. F. Powell, Sheriff fees. 2 6;
Go ito .......... III Ot
Porter p Peck, depty sheriff fees. IS OF
Thos Dale, Constable fees. II &C
do do ........ Z Z,
do do ........ 10 OF
| do attending prisoner ...... % Il
do do court. ........ II q
Il. L1DON,
j. BURGESS,
Fl. W. PARTCH,
Committee
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When congress imposes q tax upon
the importation of quality of coal
that is produced in only ono small
section of the United States is it
actuated by desire to increase it,
price. or to stimulate its production !
II the former, why are the miners
paid only starvation wages? the cap.
italist in tho meantime taking tho
immense profits of the mines? II
the latter, do they seeF to stimulate
man or nature in the production OF
copi.
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NJ. a IN II q O D:
How Lost,

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Esy-Price, in sealed envelope emily 6 cts.
The celebrated author, in this ad,aira Bile
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Esy%This Lecture should DO in the hands
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Sent, under seal, in plain envelope, to
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Also, DR.. Culyerw slls Marriage Guide"
price % cents.
Address the Publishers.
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G. 5. Thurbe-, express charges. -. l 60
Thos. Sullivan, road and bridges. 10 90
A. d. COMBS.
c. s. TifURBER,
THOS. SULLIVAN,
Committee.
On motion Of Mr.. Slice, S1oo was
appropriated to cover Granger
bridge with coat of coal tar
Placed with John Nichols.
On motion $50 was appropriated
and placed with Mr.. Slice to cover
the New Oregon and, Vernon
Springs bridges with coat of coal
tar.
On motion of Mr.. Combs the
800 appropriation placed with Mr..
Radford for bridge near PARTICLES
was transferred TO Mr.. Partch.
On motion of Tuttle, adjourned
to October session.
Attest,
G. s. TIIURRER,
Auditor.
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HOsClyrtl. County Celas,<s.

Below may be found full and com .
plete returns by townships of the pop
ulation in this county. For these
figures we are indebted to Mr.. L.
Gillett the Census Marshal of tho
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The following report was adopt
ed:
Your committee on Highways
and Bridges report that they have
examined reports OF the following
named persons and recommend
their adoption and discharge of the
committees
a. Tuttle, appropriation $4,000,
bridge near Crafts, in Saratoga.
A. Tnttle, appropriation s25, 90,
bridge at Saratoga.
Michael Purcell, appropriation
$50, 90, bridge over Little Tarkcy,
in Paris.
Thos. Sullivan, appropriation
$4,000, bridge over Big Wapsie,
near McGrane's.
Thomas Sullivan, appropriation
$4,000, bridge near G. Reckner's,
in Alton.
THOS. SULLIVAN,
A. FUTILE,
-JOHN SHAW, ----
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A GENTS WANTED $50 per day)--by
IN the American Knitting Machine Com
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NN ANTED AGENTS.--T3 sell the oc-
W TAGOE SEWING NACHISE. -ltsis licen-
sca makes the ELASTIC Lock Stitch - and
is warranted for 8 years. Price $l5. All
other machines with an under feed sold for
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Octagon Sewing Machine Co, St. Louis,
Mo. Chicago, H., Pittsburgh, Pa. or Bos-
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On motion $50 was appropriated
to complete bridge on Sec. 6, 97,1l.
Placed with Shaw.
The following report was adopt
ed:
Your committee on County Ex-
pcnscs respectfully report as fol-
lows. We have examined the fol-
lowing bills and recommend that
they be allowed as follows:
B. Chaplin, hardware and spikes
W. r. 6 L. j. Mead, printing. 80. 90
GO 40 ..... I'd W
Price & Lowry, stationary. ........ 8 SIS
IL. B. Mitchell, repairing New
Powell & Roche, biacksmithing " ~
for New Oregon bridge. ........ Is 80
". &. J. Flemming, lumber for
New Oregon bridge. .1O7 80
c. II. Wood, repairing bridge
and road 49,. 10 80
A. Bradish, witness tees. .... 4 90
Hancstctt 81 Newton, kaIt:aarc.... 10
A. s. Young, attending court. 8 90
I. Reynolds, hoarding pauper. 80 %
W, n. Burdick, Times subscription. 3 90
w. $. Thompson, wolf bounty. / 90
w. n. Burdic.i, and W. r. & L.
j. Mead, printing tax list. .5S7 60
P. N. Glathart, surveying. .........1 2 90
do do ......... IL 90
do do .........12 90
do do ......... 2 80
do do ......... 10 90
A. D. Combs, laying out road. go. Z so
G. S. Thurbe-, express charges. -. l go
Thos. Sullivan, road and bridges 10 90
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WORKS. OF TEIEc
United States atch Co.

New York. Jan l7th, 1870.
Watch No. l08o-Eearing trade mark Frederic
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variation being only two seconds In the entire time.
l.. L. CElrTENDEN, Late Register L. $. Treasury.
Watch No. 1l2l-Bearng trade mark "FreGeric
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Watch Co., has been carried by me seven months, to-
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