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NO MORE.

W ar"er's Cough Baisnm is healing, soften
ing and expectorating. The extraordinary power
it possesses III lmm diately relieving, and event
ualy curing. the most obstinate cases OF Conghs
Colos, Sore Throat Bronchitis, Influenza Catarrh,
nosrseness, Asthma and Consumption is almost
incredible 30 prompts the relief and certain it's
effects in all Tue above cases, or any affection of
the throat and ldngs that thousands OF physician ne
are daily prescribing 1t, and one and all cay that
IL is the most healing and expectorating medicine
known. One dose always affords relief ana ia
most cases one bottle effects cure. Sold by
druggists, in large bottles Price One Dollar. Is
Il your own fault you still cough and suffer. The
Basaln will cure.
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WINE OFsUlFE.

The great Blood Purifier aud uelicfou. Dunk,
warmers VtDum Vttee, Wine of Tile is
Tree from any pOinonous drugs or impurities, be-
ing prepared for those who require stmuant II
is splendid appetizer and tonic and the hnest
thing in the world for purifying the blood. Ii IL
the most pleasant and delicious article ever offerso
to the public, far superior to brandy. whiskey,
wine, bitters. or any other article. 1t is more
healthy, and cheaper. Both male and female.
young or old, can take the Wine of Life 1t is,
in TACT a life preseryer. those who wish to enjoy
good health and a free few of lively spirits, will
from anything ever before in use. 1t is sold by
druggists; also at all respectable saloons. Price
Ore Dollar. in quart bottles
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| A LITTLE ROMANCE.-In one of tn
boarding houses upn tue east side 81
| Main street, there occurred singular IN
cldent on Monday nigh. A very respect
aole young gentleman ard refined
young LADY, who had resided III the house
for over SIX months ~ single persons and
| mere acquaintance g. sudd, NY announce
70 their fellow boarders that they wsr..
man and witt, and bad BIZ, ga for somt
time, The following little circumstance
the young gentleman related, as to til,
cause hf Their secrecy: Two or three
years ago, he bad boarded IN the family
OF wealthy Old gen lentan at Nashville,
Tenn This old gentleman quarreled
with his wife, aud having taken strong
liking for the young gentleman in ques-
ton, informed him tnas lie would will all
OF his property u avn on condition tha,
he would marry his only daughter. This
the young man reused t., do, rs he lovd
another, aud that he knew that the
daughter affections were conferred else
where than upon him. But the old
gentleman, whom i'll health had ma lie
lrasclbie, stontly asserted that unless he
would agree t. the transaction he should
leave his money 10 some charitable in
stitut,on and tile young man, who was
not very we'll posted in legal matters.
thinking tn do the wife and daughter
SERVICE agreed to the proposition, and the
Will was made aud the old gentleman
came to the eastern part Of this State 70
receive medical treatment. The young
man shortly afterward married The lady
OF his choice and came here 10 live, bu,,
as he says, IN order To prevent the old
gentleman from wiling his property
away to charitable institute ions, the mar
riage VAS kept secret, and his wife AMI
himself lived together IN the san.
house SIX months ~ friends simply. Last
Sunday, however, q telegram was re-
c'ived announcing tue dca h of the old
gentleman, and the young man having
made over all his right and title to the
estates to the family of the deceased,
now publicly announces his marriage an d
iE happy.--Bu1iqLo Erpress
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s 4
INTERESTING TABULAR STATEMENT. -
An int eresting tabular statement is in
course OF preparation from authoritative
sources, at Washington, which will ex.
hibit at glance the pay of, officers of the
Government for various periods from
1889 down to the present time, and will
disclose some curious facts concerning
the increase of pay of various officers. It
will show that, while the pay of certain
ofic. rs has been Increased three and
four fold, other alari rem In a, they WEI e
in 1899, and still others as in 1920, with
out increase Auditors in the Treasury
department II 1920, received So, 900; in
1870 the same. The Second Comptroller
in 1920, $4,000; in 1870, $4,000 oThs
Register received in 1920 $4,000; same
in 1870 The Solicitor of the Treasury
and assistant Secretaries have had no in
crease for over half century. and now
receive only $3,500, while all officers ap-
painted under laws passed since the war
are more lib rally paid. Ina1799 ordinary
clerks received 5000 a year. Now clerks
receive from $1,000 to $4,000. The table
from which these facts are derived will
prove valuable for reference. 1t embraces
all the important offices at the seat of
Government. ~
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-12-15
THE NEW INSANE HOSPITAL.

The Oshkosh Northvestern has the fol-
lowing In regard to the new Hospital for
the Insane, to be erected near that city
The plans and drawings for the new
hospital Tor the insane to be built near
the city, sre now open to the inspection
of bidders ut the Office Of William Waters,
archisect, No 81 Main street. The
building, rs designed by Col. S. V. Ship.
NAN, of Madison, will be 800 feet long,
extending from north to south, facing the
track of the Chicago and Northwestern
railroad. In the centre of the front side
will be the main hall, in a tour story
block 90 by 95 feet in size surmounted by
beautiful cupola. Upon either side of
the central section, and 100 feet distant
will be another cupoia and hall 40 by
100 feet in size, and st distance of 70
feet is q third cupola and hall to the
north and south, each'36 by SO feet in
size, and on the north and ends is . hall
SO by u ieet in size. All of these halls,
with the exception of that in the centre,
are to be three stories in height and sur
mounted by q tower ami cupola. The
entrance from without will be through
the main or central hall, and in this hail,
will be the superintendent Office and the
principal offices of the institution. The
building, when completed, will be 400
feet in width, the halls three and four
stories high, besides the basement, and
with the front side 800 feet long, extend
ing along the line of the railroad, will
present an imposing appearance. In the
construction of the building the clear
straw colored Calumet brick will he
used, basement and foundations to be OF
gray limestone. The window CABS and
dressing vii be IF Lake Superior, red
free stone, Similar to that used in the
Milwaukee Court House. The roof will
be OF slate. aid the cornice Of galvanized
iron. On the front side of the main hall
will be veranda, which will add great '
to the finish and beauty of the building
Beneath The building will be a capaciou,
basement, and the Whole institution will
be heated throughout by steam, aud
lighted by gas. 1t is anticipated that
the whole building when completed, will
cost something like 100000. Under
the law of last winter, the Building
Commissioners, Mes rs. Dancorth, Maxon
q Skeels, are authorized to expend only
$4,000 during the present year, and,
consequently, the construction of only
one wing, or that portion of the building,
about $50 feet in length, extending south
from the main hall, will be commenced
this fall The sealed proposals will be
received by the Commissioners, according
to the advertisement in this paper. until
the 9Th day of December, for the erection
of that part Of the building, exclusive of
heating apparatus. When flushed, il
will be the largest and we have no hesi
tation in Ssaying, one Of the finest public
buildings in the State of Wisconsin,.
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brilliant Corps of Contributors

MRS. Henry wood, aaLhor OF East Lynne, Florence
Percy, Mrs. Louise Chandler Noullon. Emma b
Frances Lee Pratt, Sapu!e May. Mrs. Margaret
Hosmer, Frances Shaw M E. Bigelow. Una
Locke Geneva. 4" Aun ALICE" Elizabeth Prescott,
Forester Virginia +. Townsend, August Bell,
Miriam Earle, Margaret Heert, Sarah Dyer Hobart,
Catherine NJ rrow bridge, u. Z. T.. Mrs anna
Fcunge Amanda ~ Douglass, Harriet Prescott
.'pofford, Miss M. F. Ames. Phila II. Case, Ella
Wheeler, Marguerite Harp Mrs Dominion, Madge
Carroll, Adelaide uilley. kben Bedford. mrs
Elen M Mltcnell. Sarah Brion. Mary E. Tucker
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EMMENAGOGUE.

Warmers Emmeus gocue - the ON, article
known TO cure the whites, lit will cure in eyt ny
case) Where is the family in which this imp RI
ant meolclne Is not wanted? Mothers tkis is ne
greatest blessing ever offered you. and you should
lmmedlateiS procure it. 1t is also sure cure for
temaie irregularities, ank mey be depended upon
IN every case where the monthly flow has been oh
strnc' ed through cold or disease sold by drug.
glsts Price One Dollar. Orsent by mail for One
Dollar and Quarter
1y52 Address 6I9 State St., Chic go.
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PROSPECTUS FOR 1870.
HE
LADY'S FRIEND.
SPLENUID ARRAY IF TALENT.

HE AADY's FRIEND will continue to be de-
voted Az heretofore 10 Choice Literature and the
Illusti alton o. the Fashions. 1t will contain the
la.erl patt erns Of Suits Cloaks, Caps, Bonnets,
Head Dresses, Fancy Goods, Embroidery, DC !,
with Receipts. 4usic, and other matters interest
ing TO ladies. The Ausc alone IL worth the cost
OF the whole magazine The Lady's Friend is ed
ned by MRS HsNKY PETERSON, supported by
Lle lt'lOWlnK
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DYSPEPSIA

Warmers Dyspepsia onic is prepared ex.
pressly for DySpeptlcs and those suffering with
habitual Oostiveness. tits . slightly stimulating
tonic and splendid appetizer; 1t strengthen the
stomach and restores the digestive organs 10 their
healthy state. Weak, nervous and dyspepuc peR-
sons should use WARM R's DYSPEPSIA TohIC For
sale b. druggists. Price One Dollar.
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THE SISTERS"

We have procured a beautiful Premium Engrav-
ing for tho coming year. 1t is Of medium size to
save expense III framing, but OF very superior
quality. 1t is named Inc Sisters and has been
engraved by the celebrated English engraver, G.
f. Doo-one of the three or four best steel engrav.
era III the word-after picture by the renowned
palnter. sir Thomas Lawrence. The style of this
picture is superior any YET offered by us to our
Subscribers. Ghs beautiful picture, or one Of
Taking the Measure of the Wedding Ring"
rhe eong of Home at Sea, " y ashington at
Mount Vernou,". Edward Everett In his Libra
ry." or One 0fLifes Happy Hours" If preferred,
will be sent gratis as Premium, postage paid, to
every full. $50 subscriber aud also to every per
sou sending en- club IttW
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WARMERS
PILE REMEDY.

~ arner's Pile fScmlGdy has never iaile@
mot even in one case) TO the very cases
Ut Blind. Itching or Bleeding lies. Those wh@
are afflicted should Immediately call Their drug
glst and get WARMERS PILE RExEDY. Ii il e1-
pressly for the Piles, and is not recon mended 10
cure any other dsease. 1t has cured many cases
of over thirty years standing. Price One Dollar.
For sale by druggists everywhere.
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COMPLIMENTARY IAN editor down east
thus speaks ota contemporary /: /" He Is to
lazy to earn 9 meal and too mean to enjoy
one. He was never generous but once,
and that was when he gave the itch to his
apprentices. So much for his goodness of
heart Ofhis industry, the public may the
better Judge when we state that the only
day he ever worked was the day he mistook
castor oil for honey s.~ m
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George Francis Train evidently thinks that
there are, in the present war IN France, the
s'emen of good melo-drsma, Of which he
as he was "agitating'' in the streets of
Afarseilles. three National Guardsmen
aimed their muskets at him. = |
crossed said George. 'the French and
American flags on my breast, and told the
towards to fire % -3i %
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q arePHENs'
q LII
RIGHT
a L. " T.
"a rR p III ENa'


Iiaa.aaa, ut~. Chaps, Old
,Hr@, Iie.r., &c, &c.
SAw YoKK March Is 1857.
$. rEPHLN- Dear III: 1have used your
tit i @,LV:. fanny anil, i'm nearly three
yet, A- aid, "a. besi family medicine,
.t1t .0 ts j. t.1 ever come To my no
ti.e ...uu- at5s. Enfs &c. Know II 10
be- ) i ID antat ing cure. JAS BiGELoW.
HIcAeo sept. IA, 1868
Dr. -rgPaENs -i;-,it sir: | have had corn
wtjcS nts )"e}, yer, tfoub"some for the rast year
[ gg4. D e,iiei so Try yiur II Right ealVe
wa, CAV, Ina Iu.ta 1tnt Ills relief lyon choose
yuti ca' fh,s i,r In neneft of those troubled
with chr, corGs Years ID. FULLER
50 North linton street.
'aICAGo March i9. 1860.
Fhi IL "a rtits thar nave used DIR f. Ste
php - is ut. ard iNid it all he rec' mmends
hyer tarui shonld Raven + NICHOLAS.
37l Michigan avenue.
CHICAGO. March IS, 1869.
Ha ;ug Il cd DR. stephens All Right" for some
i'm ind u ~ he indispens able 10 any person,
ana axe gfrat pleasure IN recommending 1t to
the puolc w. ALIsTER,
i23 Lake II arm Of B F Norris q Co.
Sold b, all -Druggisrs aud Country Merchants.
25 Gents per box. Trade supplied by all whole
-aie Druggists # Chicago Sent on receipt of IS
cef f. Address
= % Stephen. All Right Salve,
-iy23 s. d 81 Clark TT.
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FIVE CENTS ADDITIoEAL--will bny shoe
with silver or copper tips, which will sa
the buyer the price of a new pair of shoes.
Compared with the ragged toes and dirty
stockings, they are beautiful, TO say'theteast
Parents, try 1t. - e 3n
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Special Offer to New Subscribers

NEW subscribers for 1871. who eend on thar
names BIZ tn. frst of January. shall receive the
THIRTEEN MONTHS IN ALL Tens OF thou
sands of new Subscribers should take advantage OF
this liberal offerl ius
psrs,1ns ssrins Machines. silver p,,tso
Spoons, Forts Tea sets, Ice Pitchers Diction-
Premidms for lists of fu rate 81. 50, subscribers,
II desired send stamp for circular. -
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BEAUTIFUL gNaaAYsFGS,

beautiful steel Fancy Engraving and superb
Colored Steel Fashio Plate viii Illustrate every
number; besides we'll executed Col0rea Designs.
and God Cuts, Illustrative of the Fashions. Fan,
cy Work, &C., too numerous to detail.
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Loa-fer-a cat-skin muf. POST
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Uorencc IS NV 81 70 2I8
Given under my hand at Kenosha City, Wiz
consin, the 18th day of Sept A. d. 1870,
e. G THINE,
Clerk of the County Board of Supervisors
Sm17 OF Kcnosha Co., Wis.
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Joan Stuchen com at e Cor of
I'D blk thence 4 rds thence
rds thence s 4 rds tleneeeS s
rds TO beg 30 s 30 % So
Brach com rds of = q cor
of blk thence rds thencew
rds thence 9 rds thence IS
rds to beg 4gaf suf 30 8 O 30 "a g- as,
VIM Wade com 2srds W ct a Q 80 III ~
cor of ed blk thence y 1917 res
thence w rds thences 1917
srds thence Ards 10 beg ri E9Ho#
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New NOvelets

Will be published from Mrs. Moulton, hiss Doug
lass, Miss Prescott, Miss Muzzey and Miss RIPPLE!
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FlsK's WESTERN ADDITION. 81
Serene Fisk all in the city limits h"fa
bounded on the W by hf OF @G
swor of sec 81 & IL sw 81 2 %
Ruth Joslyn com ut W cor of Rr
blk 3 IN Mclaughlin addin $50
thence on w line Of Ell adm
2I rds 10 ks thence ". * rds
thence 81 rds 10 ks hence
51L rds IN hep Gw ~ 90 q,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-06-24
NEWSPAPER
ADVERTISING

a BOOK Of l25 closely printed pages,
lately issued contains : list Of the best
American Advertising mediums, giving the
names, circulations, and full particulars
concerning the leading Daily and Weekly
Political and Family Newspapers, together
with all those having large circulations,
published in the interest Of Religion, Agri-
culture, Literature, &c. 10. Every adver-
tiser and oyery person, who contsmplates
becoming such, will and this book Of great
value. Mailed free TO any address on re-
ceipt Of IS cents. Geo. y. ROwen
= Go. Publishers, No, - Park Row, New
York Z
The Pittsburg (Pa.) Leader, in its issue
Of May 2eth, 1870, says: "The Arm Of g.
r. Rowell 4 O.. which issucs this interest.
ing and valuable book, liz the largest and
best advertising aagsncy in the UAitcd
States, and We can cheerfully recommend
It tothesattentiOp,p II those Who leairS<tssAlo-
vertise their business ycieutlllca ally
and sysaem4itfallys - such. : Wy
that Is, % to secure the largest amount Of
ey.u
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-ssBAfsSts,v''fHsir Restorative.

II yOtihavsS discharge from the nose,
offensive or otherwise, partial loss VI the
sense Of smell, taste or hearing, eyes water
inS6e wsSk ,,fesi aall and stupid Or dsbili-
tated, pain or pressure ia the head, take
cold easily, you may rest assured that you
hate the aCatarrh. Thousands annually,
outsmAhifssting half Of the absye symp.
teeAt ernlnats in consumption and end in
the grave. No disease is more common,
more deceptive or lees under stood by physic-
ians. -kp1 Assfce.. I'd III Buffalo, IN n, ID
tAeprsnxietQr % Dr. Ssge's Catarrh Remedy
a.Rsrfect specific for scatarrh, '..cold IN the
hhaaE or catarrhal headache which he
sends to any address, post paid, for sixty
sents,Af four packages for $e. Sold BY
most druggists everywhere.
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4 I (|3E|||| ||||

II 5s#@ 45rE
No HUMBUa. 1t il warranted to cure
lost Or impaired Taste Smell or Hearing,
WdtSkhe d Weak Eyes, offensive breath,
liberated Throat or Mouth, Pain and Pres
sure In the Head, and loss Of Memory when
caused, as all Of them frequently are BY the
ravages Of Catarrh.. It is pleasant and pain
less to.use,s contains no strong poisonous
or, caustic drugs, but cures by its mild
soothing action. Ia
will pay FIVE hundred dollars reward for
case Of catarrh that cannot cure.
FOR SALE BY MOST DRUGGISTS
EVERYWHERE. Prizes ONLY so CKHTs.
If your druggist has not yet got it on
sale, don't be put of with some worse than
worthless strong stuff, ''fumigator," er poi
sonous caustic solution, which will drive
the disease to the lungs instead of curing il,
but send sixty cents to me and the remedy
will reach you by return mail. Four paeka-
ges post paid, $500, one dozen for $500.
Send two cent stamp for DR.. Sage's
pamphlet on Catarrh. Address the Propri-
etor, 80 ss In -.
R.v.. PIERCE, N. D., !,
n30-m3. Buffalo, N. T.
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sGf'eyfsichoyean Those who love
H..atrip. the light fantastic toe,.'''
would do we'll to 60 to the Mansfield
H9pss .op the evening Of tho 18th Of
JAlyssas the Col, notwithstan ding
tbs 6panoial severity Of the times is
bsa1ad to make this affair ono Of tho
dSest ever given in the county. Sc
1nss yosr tiakataz aau and yen will
9a he sorry that you went to see the
ssOld Man" "a zzs
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HE HUMAN MAClIINE....
New hook. Free for stamp. TAI
RAAf &c.. New York 4y Ill
A ~
PROMPT; Honorable. Reliable.

x GENTS wanted in every city, town and
a village for the largest and most .suc-
eessfnl Doh9 House ia tls sosntfy Only
One endorsed by the leading Papers and
Express Go. . Of the United States. Our
gosda sivs nnivesal satisfa ction, oar pscmi-
ums to agenta CANNOT nE4sExCEELED, and
our checks are free. Having two houses
Boston and Chicago- eur facilities are uns-
qualed, AMI our business exceeds ia amour,
al other coneerns IN this trade combined
Send for Circulars and FRRH CLUE to
.. G. Ti10MP40N 4 CO,
lbs, Federal Street, Doston, or,
II ~. loS State Street, Chicago.
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a&,b-l i By the way? Should you
ika Asglass of ''Iee cold lemondad ..
mad, in the shade. As miieS under
gssa1l.i Ivy the light II single dia-
pond, only five cents glass;" Or.
some 81 the most palatable Ice cream
eyer Manufactured south Of the North
Ydla 30 TO Webster Bros, have
them conduct you to their newly 6t-
ts3 uProoms for that purpose, and il
you don't get the articles, then We
AZ I6lltaken.
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-'FAs Mansfield House Barber Shop
is undergoing complete change in
the shape Of cleaning. re-papering
saAsentilating, prior to its occupa.
ton ~ Mr Kominske, a No. l Bar
her aaad Hair Dresser, and bis having
been ia, our, midst for the past four
nGs1thsas 10 roc recommendation enough
asao HIS ability to conduct it al
a.. e. x.ayss al n b 5f#8 AZ s ~
ss.k, ~ I,.s. n feaeE gfsr vi At .s.s sstsf!+
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Cut Of ss.Barrctt's," out Of fashion.

Tooth ache proceeds from ague in the
4kce, operating upon the exposed nerve Of q
d.eayed tooth Rub the gum thoroughly
M Tie finger, vet with Johnson's Ano.
dy6 Eminent, heat thoface we'll, and lap q
the 6annel wet with the liniment on the
facesalsS put = httls Of the Imminent into
tAafsvity Of the toolh On cotton. u n Y
The system frequently gcts out d order
apA shoulj ~ 8 opce regulated, else ether
t11 lbles Mn snsue; when physic Is seeded
taksDsfssn's pnrgatise pills, they are q
s.ilDS solessne, end natural mediciae. 81
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Mlscellaneous.

INTERNAL REvENuE.-Under the recent
decisions payments must be made at Du-
buque. Drafts on the First National Bank
of Dubuque from 81 upwards, may be OBJ
tanned ut KIMBALL & FARxswoRTn's
RANK, which will be the most convenient
way Of making payments. as ].
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''Barrett's'' can't be equaled.

..IxR&svEMrHrs.--Robt. Phelan has
caused an awning to be erected on
his lumber Office on Market street.
3laee Berry il rcccnstructing his
dwelling on Railroad street. ;
Both Catholic Churches are rapid
~ aporoac ching completion.
Mr.. STEAMERS residence sisF nearly
completed, with. several others.
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The editor Of this paper has left us
-Tnhither we know not, but as the
proceedings Of the Board Of Super
visprs.and the State, Laws consume
ptetsy much oil our space, US boys
can run the institution--mushly.
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NYRs6 XED.

ERoN the subscriber in Aften, Howard
Il county Iowa, three bay colts,
described as fellows. l bay mare 4 years
old black name and tail, few white hairs
in her forehead. l horse colt ? years old
with white strip from nose up his face. I
viii Give ;ufo,mat;on ,esS;nr 1t ths;r ~" =.
covsry. Address, OWEN MONAGHAN, Bug
Il, Howard county, Iowa: 81.
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CuRtosIrr.-Mr. Fl. R. Rima
o Albion Township has colt which
- now, one week old, having only
two. legs, hind ones, which bids fair
to live Mr.. Rima intends to have
it on exhibition At this place on the
4th Of July. It is certainly a rare
specimcn of the horse Species an