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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-07-27
ne Saving Of Joshua billings.

Mummy has done one thing for the
world that nothing else could have did
SO wcll-it has developed the phools.
Although making worship wealth, l
will give them credit for one thing
they seldom mistake it for brains.
fully without a good deal of the sile with
the roots.
l enjoy a good laff, one that rushcs
out Ov mans soul like the breakin up
ov . Sunday School but laff that COM
cs tn the surface as the hicups cum, or
backs out ov man like the struggles ov
a'chicken choked with chunk of half
wet doe, utterly lament.
There amt no poetry in poverty, but
emmy number ov feet Ov blank verse.
am called abroad humorist," and
am glad ov it; there is plenty ov mar
row humorists in the country without
me.
Emmy man who kin kompcll q woman
tn make shirt for 90 cents ought 10 be
filled full ov fish hooks and tn be used
for bait tn katch other sharks with.
An individual, tn be gentleman, has
has either got TO be born so or TO be
brought up SO from infancy; he kant
learn il sudden emmy more than he kan
learn to talk Injun correctly by practic-
ing on tomahawk.
A puppy plays with every pup he
meets, but old dogs have but few associ-
ates.
Their is but few men who hcv charac-
ter enuf to Iced life ov idlcncss.
Tru Low is spclt the same in Choctaw
Us in English.
Those who retire from the world on
account ov its sins and pcskincss must
not forget they have got to keep company
with person who wants as much watch
in as anybody else.
When a man loses his hclth then he fust
begins TO take good care ov it. This is a
good induccment, this is!
Most people decline to learn only by
their own experience, and | guess they
are more than half right, for l do not
'spose man can get a perfect idcc ov
molasses candy by lcttin' another Teller
taste ov it for him. Success is very apt
10 make us forget the time when we was
MT much. 1t is just so with the frog on
the jump; he kant remember when he
was a tadpole, but other folks can.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-07-27

"Clerk," said o tall Kcntuckian to a
hotel official, this young woman and
me have eloped., Have You any marry
in facilities around here"
The clerk replied in the affirmative
and the two were "spliccd" in less than
an hour. The bridegroom was evident
ly not satisfied, and fingered around the
notebook.
"Clerk, said he conidcntially, at last
"hadn't 70 bettor change register and
give MS ono room, now we'rc married p
It's already DONE" replied the clerk,
"you're marked for the same ROOM"
"Wcll, clerk" replied the Kentuckian
quickly, "won't you just show me up
then, for am a,cfM sleepy"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-07-27

Lorenzo Dow, the itlnerant preacher,
so famous in his lifetime for his ecccn-
tricity, commenced his serman on ono &C.
casion by reading from st. Paul, ~ can
do all things" The preacher paused,
took off his spectaclcs, laid them on the
open bible, and said: "No, Paul, you
are for once mistaken; I'll bet you five
dollars you can't and stake the money"
At the same time putting his hand in his
pocket and taking out five dollar bill,
laid 1t on the bible, took up his spectacles
again, and read" through Jesus Christ
our Lord" "Ah! Paul." exclaimed the
preacher, snatching up the five dollar bill
and replacing it in his pocket" that's
a different matter; the bets withdrawn"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-07-27
Kansas City and s.. Louis Short Line
The North Missouri Railroad

Is the Shortest quickest and best route from KansAs
City and the West to
81. Lewis aaA al Easseru. Seasneeo, and
NeSSheSu eteaes, Via -. Lo0ss.
All trains ofthe Kansas Pacific Missouri River, fo,t
scott X Gulf Railroai Missouri River Railroad. tf"
road connect direct with this road In the
GREAT UNION psror At KANSAS CRY
and Union Depot ut Harlem; running throagh Ia
ST. LOUIS without CHANGE.
Thi. is the only route from Kansas City usps isc
original
PULLMAN PALACE sIEEriSG Cans
t,erths sccurvd al all important plscrs In thu west
nections Louis with all morning fast trs~ max
ing this
THE QUICK noUTE EAST.
We Lam, passenger. at Carr STREET Ferry. 81 ioai-
thus avoiding long and teous osnnibas transirrs
CINCINNATI lorisvrLIx, INDIANAPOLIS, COLIN
nus, xEw NoRK. NASHVILLE, DAYTON, A>ox-
WILLY. NEW oRIAAN-, MEMPHIS, CAin",
BALTIMORE, wAsIIIS.ro>, rfrTsstm.,
no>Io>, CLEA.LA>p,
And all, other pon,s in the United states anil Canaia,
reached cy thi, Line.
Fare - Lows - b. any oshes Wssse.
rS-Through tickets b- hail u; all railroad trt,i
and Gulf Railroad, at teHv.nworth. Atehtson am 81
General suIrrtnt~n'i'i't
II. Z. WICKER, General Freight AT, st L""'s
4. W MiI.LsPAUGll, General Western Agent
Gcn'l Ticket Agent, -. Joseph, NJ.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-07-27
FLOWS:
Industrial PfOws,

For which am the sole NJ, nj in The county: iiey ar'
m de of steele, hardened 10y new, peculiar process,
and will actually cut glass. 1 warrant every onc oi
them to sco,ir in any ground, anil Will take bcA any
plow that does not give satisfaction.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-07-27
VandaIia Route East
Indian polls Shortine.
TIE sssy Gsss sgssssg ne Wueas - 49,
~ '''''i -. .ss !: e. ~ - - ~
FouR TRAIN DAILY

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ss1 fssserst sersves. - fe<lOuss
10 M f>sDssss <xx<yA~t- chsG.gD
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frzln 81 n s~r.s csrs f1g Csc<tnsn1.
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esp n, i.sstas sxssy<zis. Ths~ssn 10 -"
sss > n Aa,ssss< Kays,s.
Paavass Palace DFssssS 3ssa sd
Siee1fsz Cara
- A, n. sr,.s. ~ C21sznos C9yl01n1s ImY
- ps.,-,sisxls. To xEW tOQk UtSD1C1
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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-05-25
CAU2SGU.

The publ" IA GutiouoI geaIns; cmnio,luo any
nj the rc.uiarl authorized Agents a the Compi-
~ since tue Roberts Patent cover the use Of lie
~irrpein and all explosive mlierit rs for oil wells.
and tue use of such materials 10y other parties il n
direct INF. ingeWent of their rights. Anp pa!ties i'm.
lealt with according 10 law, and as acting willfuljy
and knowingly ia defiance Of law and the decision,
of the Courts
The Company have re-orgrpizad their bns'ncss
with n view to accommodate oil Men In every Dart
Of the Oil region. They nave employed the most
Efficient Agents ard ts5i'tartsthat can be procured
Tor the business. L>ch Torpedo l. labelled with
date af patents, together witnihe price of the Tor.
pedO, and siened by an officer of the Company, so
every Operator wishing a Torpodu may know It's
! price and whefher il came from our ullos.
tiTe. ators will confer n favor BY reporting to this
Office any negligence of AGENTS.
The following PANIED persons have bern appont.
e! AGENTS and Assistant Ag9nts f.sg HE Oil Ie. ions
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-05-25
LIST OF AGENTS..

TiTuSEILI.E, CHURCH RUN AND fEICINI
T~1-SPhPHFN 4OQF. Ollce, iIamilion,s Cigar.
store, address Titusyille, Pa, Assistant Jol.h Val
SERVER. "
T|ITUsviLLE. CHURCH RUN AYD viCrNI.
TY-lI. II TII0mAS. Oi;te and address, Muu.
sion Iouse. 1itusyilie. r..
SUAMfURG AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ip-
YIN. Office, ShanhnTg; residence, Titusville, Pa
Assistant. \ A.. " est.
ENTERPRISE PIEASANTVILLF, BEAN
FARM AEp PrRi;GiE grw. TgGltO. VAN
NLlEr. Onico and address. Chase House, Pies,
autvilIc. Assistant, II. G. Huntingdon.
TIDIOUT y WEST ulCKORY-CHAS.
CLARK. Office and sddress, Exp ess 0ficc qidi.
)ute. Pa. Ast slant. f.. G Beurlsley.
PETROLEUM uENTRE AND, VICINITY
LEVI MASON Office andaGlress Petroleum Cen
re, Pc Assistant, Cfaglea Blsckford.
rARR y BLOOD FARMS and District living
IN oil Creek and Cherry Pm. from Story Farm TO
lcClintockviUe--JA iESSAUNDEtS.' address,
arr Farm, Pa, Assiatants luther B Snunder4.
Ch1riss q. Cochran and Willam Hoyt,
MCCLiNFOOHYlLLE, OIL cry AND RtNO
"A, 8 tflST. Address, Oil City or Reno, Pa
Assistant =. Mead
FbhNaufN, ALONG TIE ALLEGHENY RTV.
Err NtfLBnB Office md address. franklin. a
SCRIPG ASS, VI sNEE EARN PAdREV'S
LANDiNn-iIrUtBD ~. RENPIFED. Ollce
and addr ~ ~rruhsrass, Ia Ass. iuur, L. " Por.
telAsld, aGdrr8s Fmlantnn. pa.
Nl.-T NiEilNIA-C D. AEOFL. and #. p.
COOK. Address. farFcrsbu"-, Vrat Virginia.
&c@tgts Retroicu IN Torpedo 90
uHy3-aly
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-05-25
OPINION OF JUDGE GREER.

As / write with difficulty | cnn only state The con
examination OF this case.
The Complainant has exhibited a patent dated
25th of April, 1858. This il prima !acic evidence of
a good title, and puts on the respundents the bar.
den of proof thar the patent IS void Tor worthless.
/ Need not repeat mt remarks inthC case of Good
year W.. Ia. T. Wall, C.. C.. Rep; III bat nu,g
tiopt them rs alUrting a rule Of decision which az
pic. ciea ~ 10 tac pteseDt case.
As the Infringement of the yatent is admit ted,
The onl, QUESTION will be as 90 the validity OF com
pluiuaris patent OF Aprii2I. 1865.
1T was a.tpr speculation had been reduced to
practice ~ aud after repeated experiments. that the
complainant succeeded IN overcoming he prejudice
and lgIoriuce OF the people "a the subject, and
pcrsuadiug the pnuiic tnat his invocation was useful;
ailer he tH1 established its great utility and ytlne,
and "WiSu hls genus ana patient perseverance,, IN
spite oil sheer and scoi-,' were completely sue
ces-ful, net Iced, who hadOei0lc made expert.
ment, IN Che sumo suhIe.t, and was unsuccessful,
imagined that he had the best light to thcinvcu;i0n
"a u Hjer Purchasing one % more Cnupla uIutf-tor
pcdVe- he applied On The lst of NuVt 1sg1.
for a patent Tor substantially Ia" same cor1ira
lions ul devices aud , acI.uc contained in ompaiu-
alt'- patent. On the lota "a. the same month the
respondents iOrmed themselves into n COMPANY or
col p0rtiiOn caliei The Reed IolpeGo Company"
for the purpose of itrGtlnc the cGiuplainauI's in
veuiron, and surpurtin. the expense OF litigation.
and thus isiflud him of the irlt>. They nave De-,
severed, esGr sttur the Fre4iUinAry Injunction yery
properly granite by the District Judge.
Lett deere be entered Tor complainant for a per
petltli Injunction. and Il dastel appointed 10 take
an account according 10 tAe prayer ofthe bill
IL. Z. GIIEh, j Judge.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-05-25

Norr.-rhc passage referred to by judge Gricr in
hi' former dtc'-'un, 3 Wallace, y. 2Dj adopted n-
app ict0le to this case Nas IA follows: ..
1T is 1-uaiiy Tie case. When any valuable discov.
cry j. wnde. o. any new machine of great mi ity il
inverted. t.at thea'tenuOn uf the public has ben
'furrtd to'that subject previously, and that many
persons hu'" he n making researches and Xperi
Dents. Fhlus1pnersst nI niechauicinns NAV iavt
~ some MEASURE anticipated in their 80 CITATIONS
.dc possibility OF PROBABILITY OF such discovery or
inventions; UHny experiments have beer .uecps.fii.
iy tIlec, coming VeIN ne3r. yet flling short ,f the
desired result They have prpddcrd nothing bene.
iclal. The iDYeliiun wlei perfected may Truly be
said to De The culpinaiiLS point OF many expert
men :, not only by the inventor, but by many oth.
ors. tie may hays pr0iite1 indirectly by the insnc-
ce~sful experiments and failures Of other. but ii
gives thenr no ii9ittn cam a. share OF the he nor ui
ne profit Of me alCc@saiui inventor ID ia when
speculation las been rCuuced To practice, when cN-
pertinent la rosli ted ia discovery and when TIM
discovery nn- he.u perfected by patient ana cont!n.
red experiments when some nev compound. art.
OHlHultctui"- or ln0rHiue has been thu prOGuccd
Whicrfi Useiu.to thepIhiic. chat tho party inakingi it
becomes pNlAcb citcIls gar and entitledIo u usient.
'.and Yet wuen cenius Aand patieut perseverance
have at lengt' -Gccecded, in spite Of Sucers and
-co1-. some valuable Invention or ciscO"ery. how
seldom l. % followed by reward LrNy rubs him
Of the honor, y lille speculrtOrs, wv indies. and hi
fates rob MIN ut the profits. Every unaucceSs!tl
rxJeriuen'er VIII" dil'or did or did not corlc very
near masking ~ discovery now claims il. Every one
who can invent an Improvement or yary its form.
need not summons worse, Or Dlguchard. or Wood
worth TO prove that this is the usual history OF eve
~ great discovery or Invention.
THE present case sGds another chapter to this
long ami uniform history ~ Wallace, [. Z Re
ports p ~2
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-09-21


On Wednesday of this week 10000
mon, mostly foreign born, paraded
the streets of the City of Now York.
In this procession was cannon on
which was inscribed eight hours
peaccably if we can, forclbly if we
must"
This we suppose TO mean that q
days work must consist of eight
hours; that the law of the land must
enforce this rule, and II they cannot
succeed in bringing it about in the
ordinary peaceful mode, viz: at the
ballot box, by casting u majority
vote, as all things arc rightfully done
in this country, then they will use
force, will revolutionize tho Govern.
ment and enforce their views, the
views OF a minority, against tho will
of the majority. Such demonstra.
tons We do not believe come from
the honest, Intelligent worlsingmon of
this country, either native or foreign,
and further that such signs of in
timidation, such evidences of threats
will nevor help the cause of the lab
orer. Its not tho way to do things 1
in this country. When men talk of
shooting principles and measures in
to the American people, they will
find they are barking up the wrong
tree.
Our glorious Government Ii tho /
voice Of the people ana capnot be I
over.ridden by mobs.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-09-21
WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENCE
WASHINGTON d. c.,
Sept. s, 1871.

Sept. s, 1871.
EDITORS COURIER
We unfortunates who have been
stranded in Washington during the
tierco heat of summer, arc beginning
to take breath and look forward to
compensation in the gayeties of an
unusually brilliant winter. We are
promised some very fine concerts,
and attractive lectures.
Tho most interesting and talented
OF the dcbutantos in tho lecture field
this season, is Mrs. Celia Logan
kellogg, ono of the famous Logan
sisters. She delivered lecture here
several months ago on the subject of
English Hearts and Homes" which
was greatly liked, and what is OF
more Importance actually deserved
to be; it was keen, outspokcn, piquant,
and demonstrated au unusual power
of observation and freshness of
thought. Mrs. Kellogg is a blonde,
very beautiful in person and attrac.
tive in manner, she is one of the
editors of tho Capital, a new paper
conducted by Don Piatt.
The Senatorial contest in Iowa
is exciting a great deal of interest
here.
There is but one opinion in these
parts as to who will be tho next
Senator. The people are unanimous
in favor of Mr.. Harlan. Ho was the
intimate friend of Lincoln, and is
liked and trusted hero. He has rep-
resented tho people of Iowa in u
manner not only to endear him to
lowans, but to make Iowa respected
wherever known. His reputation
tor honesty and ability is unsullied,
and is not local, but national.
There will soon be a gathering of
the clansi" diplomatists, cabinet
ministers and Legislators, will soon
make things particularly lively in
this part of tho world at this time,
however, wo arc only ablo to say,
that the Administration of President
Grant was never in higher favor or
in better health. Linkensalc is still
IN the city at tho National Hotel,
the place where all good Western
people go, and emphatioally the
most homclike and comfortable house
''cast of Chicago" PoRrlA.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-09-21

Mrs. Matilda Fletcher, Iowa's tai
ented lecturcss, is again in the field.
Her lectures for the winter course
are: "Men and their Whims," and
"Aro you for Sale ? Or, Political Fol-
lies"
Correspondents west Of Buffalo and
Pittsburg will address her at Web
ster City, Iowa.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-09-21
From the tally Courier, September H.
FIREMEN'S TOURNAMENT


The day is doe, weather all that
could be desired.
AT about II o'clock the firemen
formed in procession at the engine
house, and headed BY Sankey's sill
yer cornet band, paraded to the beau
tiful grove east Of the city.
Arrived on the grounds bountiful
dinner was disposed Of OF this din
nor, We can scarce do justice all The
doIicaeies of an evening parlor en-.
tcrtainment was here spread out be
meath the leafy shade, of which n
large crowd partook, and yet there is
great abundance left uncovered,
untouched.
Some considerable disappointment
Is felt in the small number of firemcp
from abroad-there being only 80
from kcokuk and from Des Moines.
None are here from Burlington or
Osksloosa.
just now, % o'clock, Swabkey's
string band is discoursing lively mu.
sic, while some twenty couples of
tho "Vigilant and Faithful" and their
lady partners are tripping the light
fantastic toe.
A game Of base ball between the
"Wapellos," Of Blakesburg, and I'd
nine "Stars,' of Ottumwa, Is being
played.
The crowd is increasing fast. The
very best ofour citizens, ladies and
gentlemen, are present and still com
ing.
At3 clock the reel race came off
distance 142 yards. Keokuk boys
made it in 20 seconds Ottumwa in
IL seconds, cur boys winning the
raco one second. This take the prize
of silver trumpet valued at 1925, 90.
At 4 O'Clock foot race, between E.
and Geo. Zugg, of Keokuk and Corey
and Griggs Of Ottumwa: The Zuggs
arc brothers, the first of whom won
the LIST prize-fromen's breast pin,
the other the I'd prize-silver star,
beautifully engraved. Kcokuk car.
ried off both. Distance run fifty
yards.
Unreeling and reeling hoso-30O
feet - Ottumwa accomplished the
feat in three minutes and sixteen
seconds. Keokuk in three minutes
and thirty seconds. Judgment-Ot
tpmwa quickest-Keokuk neatcst.
About 1900 persons on the ground
No disturbance ofany kind. Every
thing lovely and enjoyment supreme
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-09-21

Newton G. Hill ESQ, treated the
Courier office to-day with tinc bas-
ket Of apples. The varieties were
the English Golden Pippin, Fall
Wine, Fall Rhambo and Summer
Sweet Pippins, they wcro perfect
beauties. He also favored us with a
fine basket of cling peaches. Mr.,
Hill revels in fruit this season having
as fine if not tho finest orchards in
the county.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-09-21

Tho Alton Ne,rs is tho title of n
very handsome % column paper,
recently started at Alton, Union Co.,
by the Moorehead Bros, formerly
OF the Batavia Herald. 1t is spicy,
and all right except that it has no
politics. Independent papers cannot
be sustained in u new country or in
small towns. Better come GU t,
Moorehead, and show your colors.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-09-21
MANNING'S
ANTlDOTE for INTEMPERANCE

Is an infallible cure for this fearful vice
US use will nj once remove the taste or
desire for stimuants, and W i'll soon create
an actual dislike for them. IT can be adj
ministered in tea, Coffee, or even water,
without exciting suspicion, as il is free
ffom taste or smell. II you have II hns-
haad, brother or friend, addicted TO this
terrible habit, 1t is your duty to cure him.
Sent free by mail on receipt of The mon
ey. Price Two Dollars per box.
W. III. MANNING d CO.,
Jun el-d&wtf st Louis. NJ
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-09-21

n. L. sts ma
vinegar Bitters are not q vile Fancy DRINK
Made OF Poor Rum, Whisixey, Proof SpIrits
and Refuse LIQUORS doctored. spiced and sweet
chea 10 please the TASTE called "Tonics.' "Appetiz
ers, Restorers," &c. that lead the timber on 10
drunkenness aud ruin but are a true Medicine noae
from the Native Roots and Herbs of California. free
from all Alcoholic Stimuiap,s They arc tho
CHEAT EI.OCD PURIFIER and A LIFE
GIVING PRINCIPLE, perfect Renoyator and
ihNgoFaior OF the System. carrying OF all poisonous
matter aid restoring the blood to healthy condition
Ne person can take these Bitters according n are
tons and remain long unweiI provided their hones
ars not destroyed by mineral poison or other means
ara the vital organs wasted beyond The point of re-
pair.
fhcs area Gentle PHrantivc ms well n n
toiSc, possessing Also, tie pee uar merit OF asfIn,,
"8 powerful agent In relieving CONGESTION or ,n5s am
lnRtiea OF the Liver. and all the visccral Organs
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS, whether In
Voting or Old married or single. at tho dawn Of wo.
manhood or at the turn Of life these Tonic Btcrs have
equal.
For Inaammatory and Chronic Rben,,,.
.ism aud Cont, Dyspepsia or Indigestion,
biti0us, Remittcnt and Int ermittept Jcyer.
Diseases ofthe Blood, Liver, Kiducys, NJ nd
Ataader', these Bitiers have been mos, success
SHeh Diseases arc caused by vitiatcd Bloat.
which y generally produced by arrangement Of The
aftestitc Organs.
n,
Ashe the Shoulders, Coughs 1s!ituess OF tbe
'heet' Dizziness. Sour Ernctatione Of the Stomach
bad tiste N The Mouth. Bilious Attacks FalpitatIon
OF ahe Heart, Inflammation of the Lungs Pain in Tho
regions Of the Kidneys, and hundred other na,n IN,
symptoms are the oiisprings OF Dyspepsia
ihey inygoratc the Stomach, and stimulate tho 10,
fia iixer and bowels which render them OF uneona,Ied
emcacy IN cleansing the blood Of all impurities and
inparting new life and yicor to the whole syste,,
FOX SKIN DfSEA SEES, Erup,ions. Tetter salt
i'henm' Biotches Spots. Pmples Pustules, Bos. Car
nlncles, King Worms, scaldHead Sore Eyes Eri,Ir.
eias e scuris, Discoloraiions OF the Skin. uumors
ana Diseases ofthe Skin, of whatever name or na,,e
are literally dug up and carried out of tho sysemi
snort time by the OF these Bitters ono h,, g.,
sue Gases VIII convince the most ipcrcdouS ~ * ~
curative effect ''e""ious OF ihfr !
oieanSe INC Initiated Blood whenever You and Tia |
,,na ~ nursing through the skin In Pnplos Elun.
NM sluggish IN the veins: cleanse ii wber il IL f,nI anH
iscligs Will tell you when. Keep the blood nnre
aha tle health ofthe system will follow. 'o" p"''
FIN, TATE, and other WORMS ,pr,s,ng IN thu |
sasm on SO many thousands efectuaiy destroy
ho anu NJ ruinovea For frii directions read carefy
nf4und each bottle printed in four Ian.
"'se'-E"s"sn' eerhan, French and Spanish.
.. WALKER, Proprietor. IL. II. MCDONALD & co /
and Gen. Agents. San Francisco, Cal, and
4and "a Commerce Street New York.
.E SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS
Taylor, Blake & Co.. wholesale agents rot
iinwa, Iowa.
March Is. lS7 -dwiy.
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FO r CASH ONLY!
a. BALD WIN 6 CO.

50 BROADWAY,
NJ Il w DIRK
Offer to their western friepdsa very choice
assortment OF Spring
DRESS GOODS,
COLD PoULT soIEs
BLK GRO GRAINS,
land BLACK ALPACAs.
THE CELEBRATED INDIAN BRAND.
winch for srRlNa and SUMMER WEAR
has no superior.
spring and Summer PoPLINs, CHINE
MIXTURES, BRlLLIANIS DC, RIB
BONs, DRESS TRIMMINGS,
Also iull line of newly Imported
WHITE GOODS, LINENS, NOTHING
HAM LACES, WHITE PIQUES.
HOUSE KEEPING GOODS
all at a PROFIT less thar months prica
Men who have cash can save money
by looking at our merchandise.
A. BALDWIN Il co.
Represented in Iowa by Mr.. a. r.
frAhch Anrit 10 10
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The total amount paid by the
State of Iowa into tho National
treasury, on account of the direct
tax under tho acts of Congress APP.
proved Aug. 5, 1861, May ID, 1862,
and Feb. 81, 1868, was s334,275.
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From the Daily Courier, September Is.

From the Daily Courier, September Is.
Gov. Merrill has accepted the res
ignation of Senator Bulls, and ap-
pointed him Lieut.. Governor, to fill
tho vacancy occasioncd by the rcsig-
nation of Lieut.. Governor Walden.