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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-05-30

Gas FITTING done promptly by Brownie
& Browne No. Al Madison street. SCI
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-05-30
For Arkansas River.

st. Louis and Arkansas river Packet For
Helena, Mouth of White River, Pine Bluff,
Little Rock. and all intermediate landings.
M0LLIE McPIKE, = Capt. Perkins,
MILL LEAVE MEMPHIS FOR ABOVE
w points MONDAY May 30, at pm
For freight or passage apply on board. t7S
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-05-30
For White River.
DIES ARC or LEGAL TENDER,

WILL LEAVE MEMPHIS rT"s"
w for the above points every Id IA
TUESDAY, at o. clock D. m. Leave Jackson
port every Friday. at 9 O'clock Am. DuyalPs
Bluff every Saturday on arrival of train. These
steamers carry the u. s. mail, make close
connections at Duyall's Bluff with the train
for Little Rock, and at Jacksonport with ligh.
draught steamers for Upper White and Black
rivers. ELLIOTT X MILLER, Ag'ts,
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FOR RENT.

w. WHEATLEY, Rental Agent,
BetheI Block, Office No. 3. Receiver
ships accepted. rn n ~
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-05-30
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.


Steamer Mollie Able, st. Louis.
City Of Alton. Vicksburg.
% Robert Z. Lee, Vicksburg.
% Grand Tower. st. Louis.
. Nick Longworth, New Orleans.
. Rubicon, st. Louis.
BOATS IN PORT.
Robert Burns, Belle Memphis, City of Cairo,
Usage, st. Francis. George w. Cheek. Gen.
Boyd.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-05-30

L. KREMER.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1870-06-30

Ny wife, ELIZA j. PoE having left my bed and
board. and run away with JARVIS Poe, forbid all
persons trIs.ing her on my account, as will not
be responsible fox any debts Of her contracting.
nsO.Sw VIM ID, POE.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1870-06-30
THE CROPS.

THE CROPS.
The Ames (Story county, InteLR-
gencer says: $50 favorable spring
tor getting in their crops the farmer
have certainly not enjoyed for years.
The consequence is that 2 larger
amount OF grain has been sown, and
corn planted, in this county than any
previous year. The prospects for the
coming harvest were certainly never
more tlattering than at this season Of
the year. ....
The Cedar Rapids Times says
"Every thing at present indicates an
abundant harvest in this vicinity
Small grain looks remarkably well,
grass is good and growing rapidly,
and corn is coming forward beauti-
fully that which was planted early
being we'll out of the ground, and N
many instances ready for the cultiva-
tor. We never before saw corn come
up SO soon after planting as it has
this season, nor grow more rapidly
than at present"
The Elkader journal says: "We
have conversed with scores of farm
ers from all parts of the country, and
all of them seem to agree that, owing
10 the dry weather, about one-third
of the wheat sown has not come up.
Corn looks well but all the crops need
more rain"
The Wilton Chronicle says /; "The
evidence thus far for good crops this
season are very fiattering here as well
as almost everywhere else in the
country. The smaller grains are we'll
up and look fine, while the barley is
generally headed out and will be
ready for harvest in due time. The
amount of corn plated in this vicini-
ty this season seems to be much larg
er than last, the failure of last years
crops having greatly w,.ake.ed the
faith offarmers in wheat and cats
as crop on which to come with safe
ty."
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1870-06-30

~ 90 w. ". AlSllOIu
No. 50 VIM. Ellis ct al defective papers,
dismissed.
No. 80 Il. b. Campbell, Com'r, reports
against dsmisslng.
No 90 F. r. Gilmore ct al established.
No. 50 John LOckhart ct al papers with
drawn, dismissed
No. "a ID. w. Lupton Com'r reports
against, dismissed.
No. 90 VIM G. Briggs ct al, established
Respectfully submitted.
JNo. Ii. WARNER,
w. J. JACKSON,
Com.
On motion the report was accept
ed and adopted.
By Mr.. S,oddard
ResOIved, That the Auditor be di'
rected to draw warrant on the treas
ury in favor of Mrs. Z. Mccoy tol
ninety.three dollars and thirty -One
cents for damages in road case No.
81, petitioned for by S. E. Foster ct
al. Adopted. Yeas, Chew, Cone,
Fisher, Hiatt, Harold, Kiser, Stew
art, Stoddard and Briggs. 8. Nays,
Jackson of b. TO-, and Warner. q
Absent, Jackson of W. O., Freeman
Hurst, Mccain, and Stanton. 8
BY Mr.. Stewart:
ReSolUed, That the directors and
Superintendent Of the Poor Farm and
Infirmary be and are hereby directe d
to pay into the County Treasury al
moneys received from sales Of stock
or products of said farm, immediate
Iy upoL receipt Of the same, and thai
they file receipts of same in the office
of the County Auditor. Adopted.
BY Mr.. Stoddard
Reso5ce4, That the Auditor be and
is hereby directed to issue Il warrant
on the Treasury in favor Of w. F
Schee, for the sum Of three dollars
being money paid by said Schee in
excess Of what was due In the Schee
road case, No. Is. Adopted.
BY Mr.. Harold
RESOLVED, That tle sum OF S144, Il
be and the same is hereby approprl
ated out of the bridge fund to bullC
bridge near l.. IL. thompson 5, OF
the line between Harrison and Det
Moines TIPS.
On motion of same the Rules were
suspended and resolution adopted
Yeas, Chew, Cone, Fisher, HAT
Harold, Jackson of w. o., Jack
son of B. c., Riser, Stewart
Stoddard, Warner and Briggs. Nay
none. Absent, Freeman, Hurst
Mccain and Stanton.
The Committee on claims present
ed their report recommending tina
the following claims be allowed, anc
that the Auditor be directed to draw
warrants in the names and for the
amounts as shown in said report
Adopted.
List of claims presented by the Fl
nance Committee
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CONFESSIONS of an INVALID.
PUBLISHED for the benefit of YOUNG MEN and
others who suffer; from nervous debility etc :,
supplying the means ofself-cure Written by one
who cured himself and sent free receiving
post paid directed eEyelose. Address
- NATHANIEL Maya tR, Brooklyn, N. 7.
n2l emo.
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THE OSKALOOSA HERALD
Thursday, June 80, 1870.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD OF
SUPERVISORS.
CONTINUED FROM LAST WEEK.

BY Mr.. Harold:
ReS0loed, That the Auditor be and
is hereby authorized to issue war
rant in favor of w. 2. Bonnet for
six dollars and twenty cents tor taxes
enormously collected tor the year
1869. Adopted.
The hour set for the hearing Of the
5. E. Foster road case having come,
the trial was had, and after eXamin-
ing the papers of said case, on mo-
ton Mr.. Stoddard the action of the
Auditor establishing the change of
road petitioned for was confirmed
the costs and damages in said case to
be paid by the county.
The committee on Roads, &c.,
presented their report, which is a.
follows:
eve your committee have exam
ined the several road cases referred
by the Auditor to this Board for final
review, and would recommend that
the action of the Auditor as shown
in the following schedule of road be
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1870-06-30

FRIDAY June 10, 1870.
8 O'Clock a. IN.
Board met pursuant to adjourn.
ment. Roll-ealled; Members pres
ent, Chew, Cone, Fisher, Hurst,
Hiatt, Harold, Jackson of w. o.,
Jackson of Is. o., Kiser, Stewart,
Stanton, Warner and Briggs.
Mr.. Harold from committee on
bridges made the following report
"Your committee on bridges to
whom was referred the following
petitions beg leave to report as fol.
lows, viz: That the sum of $2Q3.
63 be appropriated out of the bridge
fund to build a bridge across Spring
Creek, east of Correll's on the Bur.
lington road, also that the sum OF
1469 be appropriated from same
fund to build bridge across a
branch of Spring Greek on the Bur
lington road, near the point where
said road crosses the east line of Sec.
%, and that the above amount be
expended under the supervision OF
the Bridge Commissioner.
We have examined the Bridge
Commissioners report and believe
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1870-06-30
EFEREEs, SALE.

III
Notice is hereby gived that in pursuance of an
order of the Circuit Court of Mahaska County,
Iowa, the undersigned will offer for sale to the
highest bidder at the door OF the house in which
the last Distgict Court was held in said copntE,
on Saturday, July I'd fsTo, at the hour az
one O'Clock p m, the following described Real
Estate in Msrhaska county, Iowa, belonging to the
heirs of Hiram Shfrk deceased.
Beginning IS links south of the N. Il. corner CT
N. e. or. OF n. Il. or. of Section 2S TIP. IS N r.
Is W. running thence South ~ chains and 62 links
THENCE west 20 chains, thence North IA chains ana
"a linka, thence North 69m deg. K. 8 chains and
~ linke, thence North feH deg. T., IS chains and
40 links to the place Of beginning, containing AZ
acres.
/. Afro 10 acres in rectangular shape of the
North side Of The 3 f. qr OF N K. or, OF said Sec
ton ~. Up. rs, N. X. l6W
Terms. One haifcash in hand the balance In
six months from day OF sale, the deferred payment
to be secured by mortgage on the premises. will
be sold In parcels to suit purchasers.
SAMUEL THOMPSON,
D. A. HURST, Referees
j. q. JONES,
ns9w4
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My wife, SARAH ANN STRAUGHAN having with
out just cause or pFoyoeaIion left my bed and
board, hereby warn all persons against trusting
her on nay account.
n4O3w A. NJ. STRAeGHAN
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it to be correct, and would recon-
mend that the same be read and
adopted.
We would further recommend
that the sum of eighty.fve dollars
be appropriated out Of the bridge
fund to build bridge near the
school house in district No. 5, White
Oak Township, on the road leading
from Courier's Mill to K,rkville.
j. Ii. HAROLD,
]. III. KIsER,
}. S. CHEW,
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TAKE NOTICE,

ID. Il. III EDGER,
nj Oskaloosa, Iowa.
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MAR {:

Strayed or stolen from the subscriber in Oska-
loosa on or about the Goth day of May, 1870, one
dark brewa mare, about Is hands high, or
years old was sbod all around when she left, has
d white speck on her righfeye and small laiil
on her back caused by the saddle. Any informa.
tion OF her whereabouts or any one returning her
to the subscriber will be literally rewarded.
ni0tf G. Ii. BAUGH.
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No humbug tits warranted to cure lost or
impaired Taste, smell or hearing, watering or
n weak ewes offensive breath. liberated Throat
or Month pain and pressure in the head. and loss
of memory VIII IN caused, a all of them frequently
are Inv the rava yes of ltarrh. Its pleasant and
nainiess to use contains no strong poisonous or
r1nstic drugs, but cures by its mild soothing &C
ton. ,
will pay $500 reward for case of catarrh that
cannot cure ----. -...--.--
FOX SALE BY MOST DRUGGISTS EVERY
WHERE Price only 50 cents.
Ifyour Druggist ha- not yet got IL on -ale, don t
he put off with some worse than worthless strong
.tuif .'fumigator." or poisonouscauEtic solution,
which will drive the disease To the lungs instead
OF curing it, bat send sky Cents to me and The
remedy will reacn you by return mail. Four pack
ages, post PAID, IL, 90, one dozen for s. 90.
. Send two cent stamp for DIR. Sage's pamphlet
on catarrh Address the pro2rietors.
r. V. PIERCE, NJ. D.
BUFFALO, n. \.
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The Miss w & w In he, Teens,

Mrs. Pettitt has a Wheeler IL Wilson Sewing ma
chine, No. S,577-present No. 3gT,6S4. This MAJ
chine wus manufactured in 1853 or 1854 aud will
do just a. 1Ge work to day as any new shuttle
machine. Read what Mrs. Petttt says:
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A'sses'c"" ana Foreign p.
X. q. EDDY

SOLICITOR OF PATENTS
Late Agent Of the U. s. Psten, omca N
ander the Act of lss7 "ashnro,
No. 10. State St.. Opposite Kin,
BOSTON. oy St.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-07-07

When hot weather comes. thermometer
readers always try TO Guido each other in
the amount of heat that their instruments
show. My glass read So degrees in the
shade to day. says one. Mine gave 81
degrees says a second. Bless you. mine
rose TO nearly hundred" chimes a third /;
and each insists that his temperature l. the
truth. The fact i ignored that the read
ing of a thermometer depends TO very
great extent upon it, position with regard
10 surrounding objects-trees, buildings.
and the like. One of tire greatest difficult
sizes conscientious meteorological has TO
contend with is that of placing his instru-
ments so AS to obtain the true temperature
of the free air. They say be apparent
in the Shade, but proximaie wall, upon
which the sun shines, may affect them well
nigh as much as the direct polar rays; or
they may be protected by surrounding
buildings that they are in a reservoir Of
stagnant air, which stores up the heat ii re-
celves until il becomes a yeritable hot well,
or again, they may so near the ground as TO
receive it eXhalations. which are much
hotter than air few feet above the soil.
Several high-class thermometers, disposed
about building in position all seemingly
good, will differ in their indications to the
extent Of eight or ten degrees. One in 4
sheltered corner, o)king north will read too
low; another, upon or near south or sun
ny wall, will be too high. Judgment and
experience are required to mount glass in
position that will yield fairly true tenn
perature. 1t must be in a free current OF
air, sheltered from the sun, and protect
ed from the radiation from neighboring-o OBJ
jects. He who buys a thermometer with
out knowing anything of its errors of its
scale, and sets il up outside his window,
or against his garden wall, without re-
gard to the above conditions, deludes him
self with its readings, and misleads every
one to whom he communicates them.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-07-07
Grinding SCythass.

Half the hard work OF cutting grass by
hand or cutting 1t with Q machine, is saved
by keeping the tools TO do IL with In or
der. The principal process by which this
is done is grinding.
The philosophy of the process is this !:
the sharp grit of the grindstone being
harder than the steel cuts little channels
In the metal, the particles taken out by the
process being carried away By the reyolv
ing disk. After the grinding, IL the edge
OF even the most delicate instrument is ex-
amined, 1t will be found to consist of a
series of teeth not unlike common hand
saw, and the blade will be full of scarifica-
tons, like alternate ridges and burrows In
a cultivated field. OF coarse. the smaller
and finer these teeth. the better, as the
whole process of cutting is simply using
saws OF either coaser or finer make. As the
case may be; and as one can see. the finer
the tech. the easier the work will be done
In grinding common hand-scythe. the
best mode Is TO let the stone reyolve from
the edge the first time going over You
| can give the blade heavier pressure upon
the stone, and generally make the grinding
more even. When 1t Is brought to an edge
| as the term Is. in this way, il should al
| ways be turned. the ed G toward the stone,
| and thus the saw-t teeth will ne shortened.
| the ridge broadened and lowered. AMI the
| cut OF the scythe will be much easier. as
| well as the edge more likely to hold
than If LEFT after the process
With regard to machines 'ythcs., In,
same principle holds good. and the same
process should always be repeated The
knife should never be touched on the fiat
side, no matter how dull or hacked by con
tact with stones. The bevel should al
ways be exactly the same, and although
human muscle does not drive 1t through
the grass, horse muscle does. and consid-
erations of humanity TO the animals tina,
serve us should make the keeping of the
knives in the machine always in the best
order. besides the fact that. when sharp,
they add from three TO five per cent To
he quantity of grass cut on any giNer
| field.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-07-07
MILK CELLARS At this time OF the Yea

MILK CELLARS At this time of the year
we have our hottest weather. Every
dairyman understands the value of good
milk cellar; and the cellar may be ever so
well constructed, ever so nice and cool, il
will not be fit to receive milk unless en-
tirely free from all effiuvia arising from
decaying vegetables, including barrels,
boxes, &c. There should be perfect renov-
alton and with this several good coats OF
whitewash. No one disinfcctant is better
calculated to sweeten q cellar than lime
Use it freely overhead and on the sides,
and sprinkle over the bottom of your cell
lar, and then see that the ventilation is good
and that there are no foul smells on the
building II you desire to make good
sweet butter, and the most contained In
your milk, these hints should be followed
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-07-07
A Novel Marriage Service.

AT Ravenna, Ohio, the other day, a
man and woman, before the MAYOR, per-
formed this singular marriage ceremony.
Before you. as witnesses. agree 10
take Catherine Stoocl. who | hold by
the right hand, and who l intelliyently.
religiously and spiritually love. TO be
my companion through life, and to her
| accord equal rights, socially, religious
ly and politically with myself.
W PIERCE"
Before you, as witnesses, l agree TO
take Wslter Pierce. who | now hold by
the hand. and who l intelligently, rel
igiously and spiritually love. TO be INV
companion through lite, and agree TO
not usurp over or transcend him in any
particular. CATHERINE STooEL.';
by this voluntary and premeditated
act, in your presense, we declare our
selves religiously, philosophically and
scientifically married.
"WALTER PIEacE,
CATHERINE PIERCE"
These papers having been duly filed,
his Honor completed the contract thus
entered into by pronouncing the parties
husband and vile.
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For Sale.

Ore quarter Of q new vessel, 100 tons burtheu
now being built W Master z. J. Hodgkins. in ia
yard. Apply TO
Rllswosth, nay isth, 1870. nj
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-07-07

Farmers should understand that tbev
must look to the birds to protect them
from the depreciation Of insects Thssa
tiny enemies offruit AMI foliage multjnIv
by myriads. Grasshoppers, circulios. crick.
cts and caterpillars can only be kept down
BY birds, and hence the necessity of en-
couraeing the multiplication Of the latter
on the part Of all lovers Ofapples, pears,
plumr, &c.-Eyen crows do . thous and
times more good than harm. They devour
grasshOppers, crickets and other insects
''soat number, The depredations Of
are becoming more formidable
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-07-07

Public notice l. hrTetty gtxcu that Elisha Erii--
e, bt his deed dAte-i Marco I{th ls-, NOR gagged
to Elizabeth r.. Miles 4 certain pArcei 81 i4nd
WIN the buildings thereon situated in But port
ami bounded, beginning NJ siakr at the edge 90!
small mill pond on the Northerly eide on tie huc
oil the lot then occupied by isaac Small. thence
running 80 W ~ rods to the range line. tAcurc
ON sAid range line >ouiheriy + rods thence o.
r. - rods TO said parcel. thence by the edge oi
sand parcel to hrst bound, containing ~ acres
and beng part VI loi "a i->atd Ali'es by
her deed dated NJ rrh 81 I-oJ duly assigned saId
mort gage TO me. The Condition oi said mortgage
has been broken and By reason thrTeofI claim 70
loreclosc the same.
I. e. WooDMAN
Backs port June I'D, ls70. sws5
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A Book for Every Woman,


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MEDICAL NOTICE.

WBOUWS NJ 1OBs
have this day, entered into Copartnership, TO,
the practice Of Medicine aud Surgery with DIR
Geo. n. Harden, who has for the past year stud
led Ia the Hospitals of Mass, and a recent gradu
ate Of Harvard Medical School. As TO The A.
tainments Of DR.. Harden, he refers to Henry i
Bigelow n. D., Prof. Of Surgery. and Calvin
Ellis, n. D., Prof. Of the Theory and Practice O.
Medicine 10 Harvard College.
Ellsworth, April Goth, 1870 ist,
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gesaI latlte
Non Resident Taxes.

In the town of BluehiH County OF Hancock Tor
the year 1853. The following lI-t ~ taAs- on real
estate OF nonresident ow nrfs In the town II Hue.
hll for the year aS in hills COMMITTED 20 Robert
W Htnckl-N. Collector Of said town. ON the 4ith
day oi VI y, lssi have been retnrnr b. him to me
a remaining unpaid on the isth day q: Nav. l>3n.
iy Ire certificate OF that date. aud uow remain I'M
paid and notice l. hereby Eitcn that # the -aid
lakes, interest and chargr- ar. not pTit into tlr
Treasury OF sad town. within eighteen months
IRON the date oi the commitment sad bili-. -
much OF the real estate taNr,i viii Ice sufficient
10 pay tie amount due therefor including inter, -
and charges wIil without further notice be sold
al public auction At my store laid town. this
iwchty- ninth day OF November, 1870, at O'Clock
T..
Names. Acre. ya Tax
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-07-07

A fTER an extensive practice =,
n twenty years continues to secnre ward:
the uniied states also in great gr;t;ee ratenp
anu other foreign countries. Cayeats l. Ira G
IONS, Bonds, Assignments and an nsno. sfeeaes
ings Tor Patents, executed on Reason s ~ dras
with dispatch. Researches made inta ,'e lem,
ard Foreign works, TO determine legsY amerlesr
advice rendered in all matters touching 1 n 0A
copies OF the claims of any patent nlsr "t SAM
remitting one dollar, Assignments an'shed b,
Washington. ieVofded +,
No agency IN me Uaaod Sfates posse,,..
'ac'sfiss fer obtaining Patents n asrr,e ~ rsr
procsioGblify efiarentions. '"ia'Hs "a,
During eight months the suhscriber
OF MS large practice, made on thrice re, eoar,t
cations SIXTEEN APPEALS: crery one az M, appd.
decided fahis fdTv- ov the COMMISSIONS Hieh ~.
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TESTIMONIALS

= IT HVNTNTN.
81 regard Mr.. Eddy as me OF Ia, ,,o.,
snceesyta practitioners with whom / h. lsf iAa
oihclai'ntereonrse. tHAS. MASny Gal
tonim Ssluuers Of pat.
II have no hesitation IN assuring t"eli'
they cannot employ u man more f,,,s 49, ia
trustworthy, and more capable If pniy,s1 asi
applications In a form to secure for he's Aef
andiavorablc consideration nj the pIt.r, a. ~ t4I