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FK1ROY FEMALE SEMIEARK.-This
III InstttntIon offers the cumuIafed al
vantaRes OF over hfty years of successful
operation. Every facility is provided for
tai education, under the direction of a
corps of more than twenty professors and
teachers. For circulars apply to JOHN a
WILLARD, Troy, New York. aul6-2m
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Select school,

The Select School of Misses Hook
er aud Hough will commence on
Monday, September 9Th, at their resi-
dence, corner of Chestnut and Sixth
Streets. aug25-td
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pg Maltby's Fresh Baltimore Oys-
tiers received daily. Price SOC per
half car, at FL .Hermann's CONNECTION
cry, No. 45 Main Street, Agent for q.
s. Maltby. [aug31-1w
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Buy your School Books ard School
Stationery of Fish & Barter. They
have the most complete. best and
cheapest In the city. aug3l-tt.
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New orleans Market.

BY Telegraph NEW ORLEANS, August 80.
COTTON Firm; receipts 50 bales; sales
$50 bales; ex ports 4, 875 bales
FLoUR-Scarce and nrmer; superb ne
So Is Xxx Sc C1g8 50; xxx So 2596 q.
PoRR-LoWer; retailing at S3I.
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Umpire-COl. ". =. HOIIingsWOrth.
scoIers-Punch Wheeler and John B.
Bennett.
Time OF game, hours aud 10 minutes.
Ciean home runs, Riversides 4; Rock
cts
Fly catches, Riversides 9; Rockets IL.
Left on bases, Riversides 4: Rockets 5.
Out on strikes, RlverstdeS o; Rockets l.
Bases on called balls, RIversideS 4; Rock.
cts 2.
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NeH York Dry eoods Narkei.
EuropeaB'WaPkets

By Telegraph NEW YORK. August 30.
Trade Is quite active and prices rule
gfaQHV-
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1rrrv BAsrs o. CIVIL SOCIETY. ~ So Cor
49,, Men. on the honor and nappiuaa
- ksfarTfqae, and the evils aud dan GERS 90
Gelibacvi with sanitary help for tle BE-
seinmenf OF mans true position iu 5Ife.
eSe11t free in sealed envelope AdfFa.r
HOWARD ASSOCIATIONS, PoT u. paIle.
d0lPksa, Pa Hfel0 1aWm
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PIMPLEa on ne FAOE.

For Comedones, Black.wOrAs or 9ruDsS
Finlply Eruptions and blotched dish guIa-
and Pimple REMEDY. Sold by all Drug
Rista,
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FOR morn PATOHEs, FREOKLEs

USE "PERRY'5 MOTH and FRECKLE
LOTION" the only Reliable and Harm
less Remedy for removing brown discols
orations from the Face. Prepared by ".
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REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.

REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
REPUBLICAN STATE IIOKET
F0R SECRETARY or STATE.
MAX. r. A. HOFFMAN,,
OfCass County.
FOR AUDIroR OF STATE.
JOHN d. EVANS,
or Marion County.
FOR rR EAsURER OF srArE.
RCBEkT Il. MIlROY,
OfCauol Couaty.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL
NELSON THU sLER,
OfFayette County.
FOR SUPERINTENDENT cs PUBLIC IgsrHUC.
TLOA.
BA2NABAs q. HOBBS.
Of Wayne County.
FOR JUDGES or SUPREME COURT.
FTEsr DISTRICT.
AN DREW T.. OSBORNE,
or Laporte County.
SECOND DISTRICT.
JEHU 4. ELLIOTT,
Or Henry County.
THIRD DISTRICT,
CHARLES a RAY,
Ohm arlon County.
NQUhIH DISTRICT
ROBERT g. GREGORY
o. Tippeoanoe County
OJNGRE5sI0N tL E0MIgATI0Ns
FOR CONGRESS
CAPT. Il. CLAY COOLING,
OF Vanderburgn County
JUDICIAL NOMINATIONS.
JUDGE FTrEENTH JUDICIAL cIHcFEr,
ISAAC 3. MOORE
or Warrlck County.
PROSECUTOR FWrEEHTH 5Un1clAI cIE-
CUT.
CURRAN A. DEBRULEH,
CfBpencer q unity
PROSECUTOR FIRST COMMON Frrts Drs-
TRICr
GALEN T.. SPENCER,
Or Nauick County.
JUDGE THIRD JUDICIAL cncuIri
j. W. BURTON
OfDaviess County.
pRosEOUroB THIRD JUDICIAL iRcuIrt
w. j. PUBrE
OF Davies County.
PROSECUTOR SECOND nIsrHcrs
II. d. POsEYs
OF PIKE County.
SENATORIAL NOMINATIONS.
wARRroK AND sPEECER coUHrIEa
MAJOR p. A. BAKER
Or Warrlok County.
Gibson AND PosET c0UNru9-
CAPT. ID. II. EMBREE.
or Gibson County.
KNOX AND DAVIES CoUNrlE
GEN. Lag. NOBLE,
or Knox County.
DISTRICT EXECUTIVE con hlftaE,
Daviess-DR. W. A. HORRALL.
Know-GEM. LAH NOBLE.
piFe-GODDLaH MDAHAM.
13ibson-f APT. RI. M. j MILLER
Posev-W NJ. HUduAIE
VVarTfck-DH. ". \. bAHhhl..
RlpeuceF--b b. GlLKE2
Perry-JOHM HUCKEkK.
Wanderburgh--WlL LILA q ~ lat-fs.
CAPT. rs TT 3 l 1913.
IA NJ Ha III. Mon HsEsHM.
Law CARDs.
W.P. HARGAAVE
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Essays for Young Men, on Phyaical an q
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responding. Sent free, in sealed enIell-
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OJNGRE3,IOE TOHIsAgI0E

FOR CONGRESS
CAPT. ii. CLAY GOODING,
o. Vanderburgn County.
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FRESH BALTIMORE OYSTERS.

40 Ger t. Per Can,
mann STREET EXCHANGE,
Between Fifth and sixth Streets,
aug.25-1m JOHN G. SCHwEIzER.
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Tha HaoIiuU

The Healing Pool.
TSSA rs FOR YOUNG MEN, who
"a have fallen into vicious habits ano
now desire a higher life, and . Dette
MANHOOD, with certain means Of relleI
for the AFFLICTED Sent in sealed letter en-
velopes, free OF charge. Address, hOW
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PF5IA Pa. aep1
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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-06-09
CHAPTER 1O7.

AN ACr tor the Improvement OF tho
penitentiary; to provide for the salary
and compensation of the Warden.
Il. BE it enacted by the General As
cnsbiy Of the State of .IOVd, That there
be appropriated out of any money in the
treasury not otherwise appropriated, or
so much thereof as may be necessary
for the several objects named, viz: for
the purpose of completing the hospital
building, the sum of two thousand five
hundred dollars; for the purpose Of com
pleting the cells, the sum Of six thou
sand dollars; for the purpose of furnish
ing aud repairing the warden's house,
the sum of twelve hundred dollars; for
the purpose of increasing the library,
the sum of three hundred dollars annu-
ally for two years; to be expended under
the direction, Of Hon. J. NJ. Beck, assis-
ted by the chaplain, for the purpose OF
supplying the prison with water by
sinking an artesian we'll, the sum Of
four hundred dollars, provided the con.
| tractors for the prison labor will spend
an equal amount for the complesion OF
said we'll, should it be found necessary
for general repairs, the sum OF five
hundred dollars.
az. The money hereby appropriated
shall be expended under the direction
of the warden, the plans and estimate
being first submitted to the cen
sus board and approved by sai'
board.
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INTEMPERANCE.
A Short History of Very Interest
ipu, h,,f Eorlv pIlinaH
Young Man.
BY b. p. AYDELOTT, ID. d.

The object of the writer is to give a
brief narrative of facts, exhibiting the
terrible consequences of intemperance,
and the folly of trusting in our resolu-
tons against these fearful evils.
We shall give an authentic history,
or rather, but few Of its horrid details
sufficient, however, we trust, to satisfy
every sincere, candid reader of the
truth Of our two positions: the evils OF
intemperance and the folly of mere
human resolutions.
We have for all We shall say the
authority of the respected pastor of the
congregation in the bounds OF which
the family of the unhappy man resided;
but we suppress the real name of the
victim, and substitute another, in order
to spare the feelings of surviving
friends. E8
John Wycherley was citizen Of one
of the New England States-a man o.
considerable property, and Of a highly
respectable family. His widowed
mother was pious woman, and M
being unmarried, she resided with him
| Indeed, he was her favorite; and highly
appreciating his mothers character ant
love. no osle could exhibit more reveren
and kindly affections toward an onl!
surviving parent.
He was a noble-looking man, intelli
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as. The warden shall be allowed in
addition to the salary now allowed
by law, provisions for his family and
guests. ~eera~g.wa-
"a. There Is hereby further appropri-
ted the sum of So, $40 and s3,loO dollars,
paid out on account of losses Ivy fire at
the penitenitary, which sum was paid
out by order of the census board, and
for which the treasurer holds the war
den's receipt. "'. @.th
IS. This act being deemed of imme-
diate importance, shall take effect from
and after its publication in the Iowa
State Register and the Iowa Homestead,
newspapers published at Des Moines,
Iowa. IA @&E&,
Approved April II, 1870.
|, h Wright, Secretary of State,
hereby certify that the foregoing act
was published in the daily Iowa State
Register April 20, 1870, and in the
Iowa Homestead, ........ 1870.
ED WRIGHT,
Secretary of State.
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FAREWELL TO MAY.

Among the falling apple flowers
The mated robins sing;
The hyacinths are fading fast
1t is the last of Spring
Its sweet, last day! "Oh, why.
Fair maiden May" we sigh,
"Wilt thou not linger?" Hush! for June
Delays until she goes;
And we must see the violets fade
Before we pluck rose.
Tis only losing we can win
And giving we can take;
Our pleasures, tarrying too long.
Our sorest trials make.
The hearts that grieve to lose thee, May,
Would sorrow more to have you stay.
Farewell, farewell, then, gentle Spring!
Our blessing with thee goes:
Above the withering violets
We see the opening rose!
Harper's Weekly.
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Man ordained to be dish washer!
Just think it. Miss Phoebe Cozzens,
the st. Louis brunette, in a speech at
the Woman's Rights meeting, In New
York on Tuesday, mentioned her recent
discovery of what the mission of man
is. tits to clean the household crockery.
And this she based on the authority Of
the Bible, iu 2lst chapter Of I'd Kings
and 18th verse; I will wipe Jerusalem
as n man wipeth a dish; wiping it and
turning ii upside down.
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GEO. 6. FOCET, M. H.,
WILSON g. SCOTT.

CURGEON DENTISTS, CLARENCE, IOWA,
- Teeth positively extracted without pain
Gn- over simmons X Hanna'S Dry Goods
store. DIR. ]. WILSON,
2Otf DIR f. NJ. SCOTT.
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A certain literary gentleman, wishing
to be undisturbed one day, instructed
his servant to admit no one, and il
any one inquired for him to give an
equivocal answer. Night came, and
the gentleman proceeded to interrogate.
Pat as to the callers.
Ibid any one call?'
"Yes, sir; one jinteman.'
"What did he say?'
"He axed was yer honor in"
"Well, what did you tell him."
"Sure, gev him a aquivveikle answer,
jist."
"How was that"
~ axed him If his grandmother was .
monkey
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Wilkie Collins puts this in the mouth
Of one of his characters in his new story,
"Man and Wife," How to cook an
olive: Put an olive into a lark; put a
lark into quail; put quail into plov-
er; put Il plover into a partridge; put q
partridge into n pheasant; put a phea-
SAINT into turkey. Good. First,
partially roast; then carefully stew
until all is thoroughly done to the olive.
Good again. Next, open the window.
Throw ont the turkey, the pheasant, the
partridge, the plover, the quail and the
lark. Then cat the oiire. This dish is
expensive, but 1--WE have it on the high
est authority well worth the sacrifice.
The quintessence of the flavor of six
birds, concentrated in one olive.
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Upton, IOWA, JUNE 8, 1870.

salary OF the Governor, other State
officers, and Judges Of the severa
courts Of the State.
~. Be II enacted By the General As
scn'hW of The State Of Iord, That from
and after the passage Of this Act the
salary of the Governor of the State shall
be three thousand dollars per annum;
providing no allowance shall be made
for house rent or personal expenses fol
the Governor or his family.
~. The salary Of the Secretary OF
State, Of the Auditor Of State, of the
Treasurer of State, Of the Register OF
the State Land Office, and of the Sup
erintendent Of Public Instruction, shall
be two thousand two hundred dollars
per annum each.
s3. The salary of the Private Secre-
tary Of the Governor, Of the Deputy
Secretary of State, of the Deputy Aud
itor of State, Of the Deputy Treasurer
Of State, of the Deputy Register of the
State Land Office, and of the Deputy
superintendent of Public Instruction,
shall be one thousand two hundred dol
lars per annum each.
IA. The salary of each Judge Of the
Supreme Court from and after the first
day of January, 1871, shall be s. 900 per
annum.
~. The salary Of each Judge Of the
District court, from and after the first
day of January, 1871, shall be two thou
sand two hundred dollars per an
mum.
s6. The salary of each Judge Of the
Circuit Court shall hereafter be eight
cen hundred dollars per annum;
provided, however, that during the
term for which any of the Supreme,
Dirtrict or Circuit Judges of the Courts
aforesaid, may have been elected or
appointed, their salaries shall not be
increased by virtue of the operation of
this Act; provided further, that any
person elected to fill q vacancy shall
receive the salaries provided in this
Act.
~; The salaries aforesaid shall be
payable at the end Of each month, and
shall be full compensation for all the
official services Of said officers and their
deputies.
sS. The fees and allowances au-
thorized by law to be charged and col
lected by Secretary of State, Auditor of
State, Register of the State Land Office,
shall continue to be charged and col.
lected by them, and an accurate and
particular account kept Of the same &C.
~~-.... .-na.iUa nIuIItniy NY
each Of said officers to the State Treas
urer, verified by oath, and the amounts
thus shown to be charged and collected
by them shall be paid over to the
Treasurer of State at the end Of each
month.
30. That all Acts and parts of Acts
conflicting with the provisions of this
Act are hereby repealed.
Sec. 10. This act being deemed OF
immediate Importance, shall take effect
and be in force from and after its publ
cation in the daily State Register, and
Des Moines Statesman, newspapers pub.
lished at Des Moines, Iowa.
Approved April l3, 1870.
l hereby certify that the foregoing
Act was published in the Daily Iowa
State Register April Is, 1870; and in the
Des Moines daily Statesman, April IA,
1870.
ED WRIGHT, Sec. of State.
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CHAPTER liz.
AN ACT defining and establishing the
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Miss Susan B. Anthony asks what tho
consequences would be, if all the pome,s
were in one country, and all the men in
another, and a big river between them.
One Of two things-a great many
women would be drowned or a great
many women would learn to swim.
DR. Hmmond, who testified to McFar-
lands insanity, has received a fec OF
81 800 for his services in the case.
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pRANG'S CHROMOS
New & Valuable Pamphlet.

ONLY TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
r HAVE MA DE com mptlation with q full and
l accurate explanation of such portion Of the
HOMESTEAD LAWS,
rs Will Instruct person how to procure 6o acres of
rich farming land nothing, six months before eav-
ing home in the free lands Of the West Also, an
tice the x
or that portion Of country lying west 0f the Miss
pi and Northwest giving an accurate account Of ts
area population, property valuation. manutctureS,
banks the estimated yield precious metals, number
voters the various productions and yield Der acre
number Of acres under cultivation value OF exports
table of distances, etc., giving just such norma
tion with reference to the New WEST as no man IN
this country can afford to be without Will be sent Oh
receipt df e5 cents. Address,
II JOHN y. BLISS, ,,
Attorney at Law, p O BOZ $3.50. Chicago. Ill
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-13

Governor Warmoth was present in his
Office yesterday, as usual, attending to the
discharge of his official duties. During
the day number of prominent citizens
called to pay their compliments to His
Excellency, and congratulate him on his
safe return home. While in the North he
was visited by number of prominent
men of the Republican party, in official
and private station, who expressed their
sincere qualification at the recent glorious
Republican victory in Louisiana, for which
the Governor is entitled to large share Of
the credit
The people of the North, since our last
election, begin to look upon the State Of
Louisiana as an element of political
power, and fully appreciate the energy
and ability of Governor Warmoth and his
friends, who have brought about the initial
regeneration of this State.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-13

Another relic Of the olden time of New
Orleans and of Louisiana has passed away.
Nr. A. j. Guirot died on Sunday last, at
his residence in the Third District. Mr..
aGuirot was Of French parentage, and
although not native of Louisiana has re-
sided IN the State since early infancy. He
was for many years an occupant of various
public Offices. which he filed with ability
and success. The last Office hcsheld under
the United States government was that of
United States Treasurer in New Orleans.
This was during the administration Of Pre-
,eident Buchanan. Mr.. Gnirot afterward
acted @ treasurer for the Confederate gov
eminent, and on its breaking up retired to
private life. He was gentleman OF es-
tssmed personal character, He was over
sixty-eieht years old at the time o. pis
Aecease.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-13

Greece possesses fifteen universities and
ono hundred and fourteen public grammar
Aohools Ninety-four professors are oceu-
pied in teaching in the former, two hundred
and thirty-six masters in the latter.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-13

Yesterday we were pleased to meet Hon.
II. C. Tournoir. member Of the Legislature
from Pointe Coupee, who seems in the en-
ioyment of excellent health, notwithstand-
ing his active and vigorous campaign in the
recent election. in which he routed the
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-13

A blacksmith in New York city put gun
barrel in the fire and looked in the muzzle
70 zee if itwas loaded. The coroners jury
decided that he put the wrong end in the
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-13

A grand bazaar will be given at the Me-
chanics' Institute on the fifteenth and six
feenth instant, by the choir Of the Baptist
church, for the purpose of raising funds to
buy an organ. Mr. C. +. Ladd, Miss c. B.
Roxborough, Mr.. A. P. Williams, Mesdames
A. A. Fayerweather, C. c. Antoine, Ken
nedy, Allin, Lewis, A. p. Williams, Menard,
Enisoine, TIL. vogner, E. Davis, Stack
house, Stokes, Thutton, P. Weeks, T. p.
Robertson, NJ. Landon, c. F. Ladd and S.
ID. Cooper are those interested in the man
agement. Kelly's brass and string band
will be in attendance to enliven the Occa-
~snvp
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-13
FABLE & DALTON.

FABLE & DALTON,
Camp Street. sa
"ANCFACTURERS OF TIN AND JAp.xSvn
WARE.
DEALERS iy
0'"'es' "rates, House Furnishing Good. %.
AGENTS FOR
Ane iimes Cooking Stoves, Bramhar nsar.
s"ropean Ranges and Boilers.
Asbestos Roofng; Arbor
Bird and Animal Cages
Tnhs T TS nov manufacturing all kinds Of Ra+h
s1o se'nns At lowest market prices. ""'cu we
FABLE & DALTON.
ap6 ly 3t2p No 9,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-13

The installation of Ocean Lodge, No. la,
"A. f. & A. IL, will take place tomorrow at
Polar Star Hall, corner of Love and
Kerlerec streets, at seven o'clock in the
evening We are indebted to Messrs. John
Robinson, E. W.. Engle and A. S. Hebert
for a polite invitation to be present at the
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hay be had of the following dealers:
-aeorge Ellis, opposite the Postofice.
A. Simon, No. "a Exchange Alley.
&C. c.. Haley, No. l9 Commercial Place.
c. g. D. Hole, No. 81 Exchange Place.
Js&es Ennis, Pontchartrain Railroad
depot, Third District, also at depot foot of
lafayette street, First District.
Jehn Schafer, corner of Ninth and Con-
.1tnnce streets
J.W. Long, corner Of Love and Enghein
streets, Third District.
3. 8. Marks, opposite Jefferson market,
sixth District.
". 3. Dirks, No. "a Annunciation street.