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Farm for sale.

/, Offered at a great bargain; IL
hzfisN y Lamb HON estead farm in Wesi
IN IIl SzsraA brook. three and haif miles tom
50 sIsEiIVAH Portland on the road to Saccarappa
es5=2Lxl33 SaId excellent farm consists o.
about seventy five acres conviently divided int,
moving, pasture and wood land has good well OF
watera laIg barn, convient house and buildings
oas also valuable orchard OF 100 young trees in
eoog bearing condition. Another valuable source OF
pr0ht belonging 10 the iarm is an excellent gravel
nedt only one in tie vicinity and one from which
tue town buys largely. Situated near Portland,
upon the main road from the country to the city,
this offers Inducements such as lew others can
oier tn any one desiring farm either for profit or
enjoyment. For particulars iuquIre CT
G. s. l.. p. WARREN
m''6dEwn Saecarappa M
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Merch MS, Dealers, and Others

ROOkS and account adjusted. English and foreign
II corr pond nee ATTENDED TO. at a reas )nab,e
charge. by nteman ately ION Europe
feb24'im Address, Box 2126 Post Ofice
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louise Tor Sale.
FoRR SALE

A ONE md hal STORY house, centrally located,
- and in goo repair. h ara and SOFT water on Inc
premises his property will be sold at bal gain if
applied for suGn. ELQuiIe at g Cedar St mIalt
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For Rent.

A TENEMENT OF five rooms on Preble Street
"A Alss two Cottages at Woodford's Corner WEST.
brook. GEO. X. DAVIS q co.
in2ltf Real Estate and Mortgage Brokers.
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Brick House for Sale.

THE good brick house, No $50 Congress Street,
l. just vaca ed by Hon. Woodbury. Davis. II con-
tabs ten finished looms, with tin onghnut, wa er
in abundance. Good lot. Terms favorable. Apply
to VIM. Il. JERKS, Real Estate Agent
marIl-1@W
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For Sale!

HOUSE on Oxford Street TOR S4500 tuo,
Ia half story house, Is room s. gas Sebaon wara,
and all modem conveDenceS Loi 3Sx73 To, vs. -,
paymen. easy. This property is siualeu within Ave
minutes walk OF the Ci v Hall. Aiii nNo
Apply to GEOhGE Il DAVJS& 70
mrl0tf Real + stale and Mortoaoo o.
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ESecSfc Medical xseHSsn1s.us
.ND sNHsg EAKpE ES.

&tecetc Medical xfHTsssnrgs
tUD .GHR LADIES.
DA. HUGHES particularly invites all Ladies, wa
need medical adviser, to call at bic rooms, No.
treble Street, which they vii find arranged for thei
especial accommodation.
Dr. H.'s Eclectic Reno7ating Medicines are unriysa.
leo IN e,cac7 and superior virtue in exulatins al
female Irregularities. Their action lie sneeIe end
certain Of producing relief a short time.
LADIES viii find ii Invaluable in all cases Of Oh
atructon9 after all other remedies have been tried 10
ysin. It's purely vegetable, containing nothing In
sae isast injurious TO the health, and may b taken
with perfect safety at sll times.
Gent to an part Of tbs country, with full directions
By Eddresstng De. HUGHES,
jsrI. fasnd&u. 90. Is Frsbls atraet Portland
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Great Reduction

In prices of cleansing and repairing ,clothing. lower
han ever [ shall cleanse ~
coats 'or S1O0
Ianls ioI 70 anu 81 cts.
ftst ,or $500 .37 80
promptneSs Secondhand lotbns tor sale at lair
trices. ia Federal Street -
jun25 WILLIAM brown
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TO BLOcESWaiths.

4 ,BLACKSMITH'S shop with dwelling house adj
~ joining for sale on favorai lie terms A first class
situation Inquire of BONNEI & PULLsN,
mrlleCd2w Is Exchange st.
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Free to Book Agenfs.

"E will send handsome Prospectus of our Ne,r
w Iiastrssed Fumity Bible containing over 2eO
nne scripture Illustrations TO any Book Agent, free
OF charge. Addle sS
fe23-4wt National Publishing Co., Pha Pa.
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HEADACHE, &C..

@HnADACnE.-Theie is in every class OF society
fram va'us couses. Over ex lit, mont OF the nj
vous stem, dissipation in Gazing drinking a gen
eIal unhealthy condition oI the stomach or liver
c)ns'Ipation. &c. In lac there are pearly as MANY
causes as s. gersrs. DIR j. Briges' Alesao is a
pleasant ann positive remedy Tor the various kinds
OF Heada he Neuragi'.
This wonderful 1emedy has glad1ened many sad
and weary heart, ami is still its mission o. mercy
Sold pA NJ 5. WHITTIER. junction OF Free and
congress sts, EMMNONS " APMAN, cor. Middle
ST., GLE Fry 6, cor. Franklin aud Congress Its,
MARK d DAVIS, cor. Congress and North SIS, end
Druggists generally. Traoe supplsd by W. II.
PHIL IPS & CO, j. W. PERKINS & co, W W.
WHlPPLE q co. no17-d1y
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~ been daily appointed and takeI upon hin =
self the trust OF A I'm Illustrator OF the estate OF
WILLIAM H. MOVES, late OF Cape Elizabeth,
IN the county OF Cumberland, deceased, and given
uonas as the law directsA persons having demands
h .ae estate OF said deceased, required TO ex-
Il "! the same; and all persons indebted to said
'''"'e a ere ealled upon to make payment to
Cana H,; aMLEY 4. fU Lien Admir- OF Portland.
fe A"A"oe'h' feo' 7th, 1871, mrl1,is,2
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a Great bargain ia a farm. The OH.
1yfGEN-O yer Dyer farm in Saco, two nit,
III fdlEAxR from my Hall ON the Portland road
Is Ild4HEi1 contains one hundred and forty
$4,000 $1,000 acres OF land, well wooded and wa
terei.
The buildings are nearly new and consist OF fine
brick house 32x3s with ell. slated roof ami cOuoe
cutters, barn 3os7. clapboarfed and painted. and
stable 24x36 all in COOL repair 1his ploperIs
will be sold low, if applied for soon. Apply to The
subscriber at >aco. or go Commercial St. Portland
Saco, March eth, 1871.
mI7deodw1m JOSEPH HORScN
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suburban Real Estate for sa

nR RENT. Four acres of land, very pleasantly
NJ1ocaiel, tn a story House, containing eight
rooms; also barn and Sood-shed. Situa' ed in Capr
Elizabeth, one mile IT m PJrIland, on the road to
the Cottage. kent $3.50 Der annum.
Apply to VIM. Ii. JERKS, Real Estate Agent
Feb 23d3w*
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20 Let

RROwN'S HALL having teen leased for fl vo voors
~ by The undersigned and put IN perfect order
Nil be let Tor Lectures, Concerts Leve.s aud other
is one Of the finest in be CRY, VIII seat soo ner
sons Two large ante-roOms are COM &c ed with ,ha
Hail. furnished am supplied with 'sSeba,on and
water closets, Apply in person or by letter To-
GEO. Il. DAVIS 81 CO.
ian24tf Portland Mo;ro
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Portable Steam Engines,

ooMbiNlNd the maximum OF efficiency, dura-
bility and economy with the minimum of veight
and price, They are widely and favorably known.
more than 500 being in use. All warranted satis,ac,
DRY, or no sale Descriptive circulars sent on an
plication Address
j c. HoADLEY & CO., Lawrence, Mass
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Fa! m for Sale or Exchange!

FIs III IOT S1AIc UT FXCndnSe!
- Fer City property. In Falmon,h, u miles
EN.iil from Portland; contains &c acres, large one
gRiisl story House. woodshed and BAN 100 bushels
Baluwin's gathered last year. Wood enough for the
family, Apply to
VIM. III. JERKS,
mr14*3w Real Estate ana Loan Agent.
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COp0ft7a ership.

THE subscribers lave this day associated theic-
l. selves together under the name and style of
*. LEMONT g. CO.,
Tor the purpose Of continuing the business of Car
rage aud Sleigh Manufacturing at the old stand of
E. X. Lemont, % Preble ST., Portland, Me.
E. X. LEMONT.
d. p. HI. LOCK HART,
February 18th, 1871. feb25tf
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Camariscolta & WaIdoboro
First "Trip Commencing Mar. %.

~xzszs stesmer"Chas, Hs.sh.
kzSs...esc=N - west side Of Atlantic wharf
- loot OF India Street every
SATURDAY a. 7o'cioes A. ". for Oamsriscorts
touching at BoDthbay and Hoiesdon's Mills and
every WEDNt SDs at 6 o'elo.-k A NJ To, Wal
doboro touching NJ Boothbay and Round Pond
ohFrkNINa-wiD leave DamariscOtta every
MONDAY, att O'Clock A. NJ, AMI wsldoboro' every
FRIDAY al O'Clock A. NJ, touching at interme-
Giae landings. connecting with the bost, IN Bout at
70 tia ii. aud WI Ii he Boston AMI Maine and EAST
ern Railroads. arieng in Portland in season tor pas
senge : o take The al noon iran Tor Boston
w Through Tics sold at the ofl.es on The Bos-
t3h and Maize and Eastern Railr ads and on board
The Boston Boats. 49, w Oa
Fre'eht and passengers taken as low as BY any
For further particulars INQUIRE of
| HARRIS, ATWOOD & CO.
mrio"ei li5 Commercial st,
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Three Story House for Sale or Ex

A GOOD story b'ick house, very centrally locat-
a ga, containing II finished roOms tor sale on IA
vora6le terms, or ex for other City property
Apply 10 VIM H. JERRIS
mrl4*3w Real Estate and Loan agent,
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$1,000 nan 10 tIllCk-
ened, falling hair checked, and bald
ness often, though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore the
hair where the follicles are DESTROYED,
or the glands atrophied and decayed.
But such as remain can be saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
OF fouling the hair with a pasty sedi-
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those deleterious substances which
make some preparations dangerous and
injurious to the hair, the Vigor can
only benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for
HAIR DRESSING,
nothing else can be found so desirable.
Containing neither oil nor dye, it does
not soil white cambria, and yet lasts
long on the hair, giving it rich glossy
lustre and grateful perfume.
Prepared by Dr.. J. c. Aver & Co.,
Practical AND ANALYTICAL CHEMISTS.
LOWELL, MASS.
PRICE sloo.
Sold nv Druxx .sfs In Portland aad
everywhere.
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C0RNS, CORNS /!

Lite has its temptations, sorrows and trials and
the greatest OF all, although not dangerous ct in
be readily admitted, that Coris, Bunions Ingrow-
ing Nails and O. her ailments The feet are source
OF gre u annoy apce. n vain you scIape, cut and
die at ihem at every changing atmosphere they will
sill send their piercing darts IoIth ike flashes OF
Lightning in sharp, piercing, and unrelentiue pain
They torment rers0n to grs alter deglee than OF b.
CT affections DR.. j. Briggs. the wel-knoWn Chi o.
piNist has produced safe ana reliable remedies, AL
leviater and Curative. Sold by Druggists
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A Good Brick HOuse for Sale at q
lOW Price.

THE well butt house, No. 10 Middle Street. con-
i tanning ten finish-d rooms gas, and Sebago wa
ter. Very convenient to Steamers and G. L. Depot.
Tho house is in good er and will be sod low.
Apply 10 VIM. III. JERKS Real Estate and Loan
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Executors sale of q Ruilding on
Plum Street

TNOG with lease having about six years to
Il run. The well built store, rmerly occupied by
E. M. Patten, with land enough tor two more stor
f-ortiug on Plum street. Good location for a me
cbdDicai business, with a low rent
Tie building now on said premises rents Tor 5000
year.
Apply to W. H. JERKS, Real Estate Agent.
mr3*lw Next East of civ Hail
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A NEW HOUSE, partially finished three-tourths
~ OF mile from Portland ge on the ROAD lead
ing to the meeting house on he u i Cape Eliza
BETH The lot contains 10000 square feet. The
House and lot will be sold for $S25 ON easy terms OF
pas ment.
II not sold will be rented.
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" God. WOOdl

III ARD and sht1wooD, Tor sale at No. 4s Hin
II coin stlov.. Also, cry edgngs.
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Copartnership.

CHICAGO, March list, 1871.
THE undersigned have this day formed a copart-
L nership under the firm name of lbv & Tson
Tor the purpose or tTansachng General Commits
sion Business. Sgned,
I'D. COLBY. lately
DAVIS, COLBY & GAGE,
j. w. I'LL SIN.
For past seven years with j. w. POTfLE & Co.,
mr3-lm and their SUI cessors, HARRIS 81 DUPEE.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1871-08-03
(From Fred. Douglass New National Era
July 80.
RECORD OF THE REPUBLICAN PAR.
TYiN BEHALF OF LIBERTY AND
EQUAL RIGHTS.

A brief recaphulation of the various
measures enacted by the Republican
party, during its ten years of power,
In behalf OF the cause of liberty and
equal political and civil rights to all
men, without regard to race or col
or, will be useful information to our
readers at this time, and aid them in
coming to just and correct decis,
ion as to the party they can the most
sately trust hereafter.
The first blow at the "Divise" in.
stitution of slavery was bill,
which became law in August, 1861
confiscating all property and
setting free all the slaves used in aid
of the rebellion.
January 25th, 1862, law was
passed prohibiting the use Of the
jails of this District for the imprison-
ment of fugitive slaves.
The great measure emancipating
the three thousand slaves of the Dis
trict passed both Houses of Congress
and was signed by the President in
April, 1862. s
On the 18th of March, 1862, bill
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WHO is HE /?

The Chicago Times credits the SO
called Soldiers Friend with saying:
Political gamblers are now seeking to
revive the Grand Army of the Republic, for
their Oaon base purposes. We warn sol
diers who desire TO be treemen to stand
aloof from all such organizations in the
future. The hour is approaching when
you must act as freemen. The gamblers
know this, and seek to bind you hand and
foot You who carried the musket are
not considered fit to unite Socially with
these POLITICAL managers in their S0-cdNed
Society of the Army of the Tennessee.
which excludes the private soldiers. why
should you let them use you politically
nOac? We write thus because we know
that the politicians are seeking to revive
the organization for their own selfish pur.
poses.
Who is this man HAvILAND of the
so-called Soldiers Friend, that he
should set himself up as oracle for
the soldiers OF the United States,
and the Northwest especially? He
is a fellow who never smelt gunpow-
der, who knows nothing of the tent
ed field, the tiresome march, the lone.
ly picket or the bloody field, except.
ing what he has learned from his
connection with the soldiers In ca
pacity of claim agent. His Soldiers
Friend was started and run for
sometime as an advertising sheet for
his claim agency only, and encour-
aged by his success he began pub
fishing it for pay. A pretty man he
is TO advise soldiers what to do. A
beautiful thing he is to set himself up
as the soldiers champion; man who
has not one feeling in sympathy with
soldiers of the land. He tells you
what the object Of the G. A. X. is,
when he could not approach the out
er gate Of one of their lodges, much
less gain admission, for the qualifi
cation is san honorable discharge
from the U. S. Service. Do not then
comrades fear to join the order if
asked. A higher and nobler object
an order could not have.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1871-08-03
REPUBLICAN PRIMARY ELECTION,

The Republican Electors of Mahaska county
are requested TO meet at the usual places Ior mold
Committeeman in each Township may designate
on Saturday, August I2, 1871, TO choose by
ballot, candidates for the following Offices
One Senator,
Two Representatives,
One County Auditor,
One County Treasurer,
One Sheriff,
One Co Supt. of Public Instruction,
One County Surveyor,
One Coroner,
One Drainage Commissioner.
One member of Board of Supervisors,
And one Genital Committeeman in each Up.
The member of the Central Committee In each
Tp. will make suitable arrangements Tor the elec-
tion. use all due diligence TO prevent improper
voting. and forward the vote as soon as possible
to the Chairman of the Central Committee
There will be meeting OF the members Oh the
Central Committed at the Auditors office, on Sat
urday, August 10Th, at O'Clock, TO canvass the
vote. d. a NJ mo
Chairman Rep. Cent. Com.
Des Moines Tp Primary Election will be held
al Sand Ridge School House, = p. m.
Madison Tp Primary Election will be held
August II. 1871, att O'Clock. p. m, at Colin :
School House on south side of Skunk river, and
at BaIinger's School House on north side OF
Skunk river. SAM'L THOMPSON, Com.
Cedar Tp. Primary ELECTION will be held in
Fremont at p M.
Primary election in Prairie Tp., will be held at
New Sharon, August II, at p. M.
The Primary Election in Monroe will be held
at the Rea School house, on Saturday, Aug. IL,
at p. m. A township ticket will be nominated
at that time.
w. ii. BROWN, Committeeman.
The Primary Election in Adams TIP, will be
held at the Ogle school house, opening at clock.
WIN. STEWART, Committeeman.
The Primary elections in Harrison TIP, will be
held at An erson CrossOn's house, Eddyville and
big Windy" School house, commencing at l
O'Clock, p. m, August IL.
Scott Township Primary Election will be held
at Rochester, Belleiountaine and the Laughlin
school house, at o'clock. p. m.
A. Y. THOMPSON.
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The campaign in Iowa will be
opened by the Republican party,
with such men on the stump as Sen
ators Harlan and Wright, Hon. VIM.
b. Allison, Representatives McCra-
ry, Cotton, Donnan, w alden, Palm.
err and Orr, Atty. Gen. O'Connor
Elk Gov. Kirkwood, Hon Rush
Clark, Hon. Z. II. Stiles, Hon. M.
E. Cults, Hon. G. G. Bennett,
Hon. S. McNutt Hon. Lyman
A. Ellis. and others. 1t will be
warm for Copperbottoms and De-
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The Iowa City Press says Down
ey's Bluff, on the left bank of the
Iowa river, fifteen miles above Iowa
City, is "thickly studded with Indian
mounds which out date the tradi.
tons of the red owners who ceded
this section to the whites. They
were built by some older race, and
are peculiar because they contain
pieces of rude pottery, which were
not used by our modern tribes and
is found in none of their tombs. A
few years since Mr.. M. w. Davis
dug in many of these mounds and
secured valuable collection of this
pottery, which was Immediately sent
for by the Smithsonian Institute,
showing its great antiquarian value. !"
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IRISH MILITIA.

Following SO closely upon the
footsteps of the recent riots, the fol
lowing New York dispatch of 9th
ult., is too threadbare to stand:
AT meeting of Irish ward delegates last
evening, for the purpose OF taking steps
TO organize new Irish military regiments,
resolutions were passed to the effect that as
loyal citizens of the United States, the
Irish people should place themselves in
a position to be able at any time TO
defend the republic from enemies, foreign
and domestic, and resist the inroads of des-
potism or monarchial institutions in this
country, should any attempt in that direc-
tion be made"
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The only way to destroy the varments
[potato bugs and locustsl is to read them
the platform-adopted by the Radical State
Convention of Iowa. One dose is suffic.
lent, as it is always dead shot.-Fort
Madison Democrat.
You're right there. It's just as
good for one sort of a beast as anoth.
err. It's dead shot on all sorts OF
reptiles, particularly snakes, and es,
pecially Copperheads. Glad to see
that you Lost Cause fellows north OF
the line still remember what hurt
you most then and what hurts you
most now.-RegiSter.
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The Gate City says: A company
of boys were bathing In the river
near Fit Madison. One of them
named Claude Beakey, whose home
was in st. Louis, and who was Wis
iting Capt. Albright's, venture d
beyond his depth, and as he could not
swim, commenced to sink. The son
of Mr.. J. M. Layton, who was
one ofthe party, comprehending the
danger that Claude was in, swan
out and attempted to rescue him,
but the latter chung to him in such a
manner as to endanger the lives of
both. Layton managed, with con-
siderable difficulty, to extricate him
self from the grasp of the drowning
boy, and swan back to the shore in
order to save his own life. Another
brave little fellow, named Hinchman
Soule, the son of Capt. Soule,
who could not bear the idea of see.
ing Claude drown with out making
an effort to save him, swan cut to
his assistance. The drowning boy
seized him about the neck. thus dis
abling him and the two went down
together to watery grave. Search
was at once instituted for the bodies,
and both were recovered before
evening.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1871-08-03

The editor of the Birmingham
Enterprise, who was with Col. Car
penter when he was post commissary
at Corintb, Miss, says that the sto'
rv about the Colonel's cruelty to the
men. started by the Springfield Qll)
Reoistey, is totally false, and that
,be Reoister man knew he was wri,
ting a lie when he penned the SIAN
der.
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WOOL AND WOODEN GOODS
JAMES AND JACK,

"Well, Jack, what are you going to do with
your wool this season."
Il do not know, James. Heretofore took my
wool to town and traded it at the stores for wool
en- goods. got good price for the wool, and
goods were cheap but my wife is always patch
ing-the boys look ragged"
did you ever trade your wool at the factory OF
SIEBEL Il CO., at Oskaloosa, for their goods -
II have never traded there. heard much good
news about their goods and had made up my mind
last season to go there, but when | passed the
Square with any wool, the DOL buyers complete
ly surrounded my wagon. | had to stop, else
might have hart some of them. They then began
to argue how well they would do for me, so
much better than any one else in the world At
last they persuaded me to let them have my wool
They gave me good price for it and their goods
were cheap, but my wife told ME the other day
she used one half of these goods to keep the other
half in repair
II pity you, Jack; but they served you right
We need factories at home, and shoud never for
get to support them all we possibly can; besides
L have traded at SIEBEL II cos for three years
and find my boys do not look ragged, neither
does my wife wear herself out patching"
You are right, James. Ishali bring my wool
to them henceforth and share in the blessings YOU
have enjoyed for the last three years. Good morn.
ing, James"
James to himself-"I know Jack will be much
benefited by doing go, and am glad he is going
to try it,
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1871-08-03

A circus and menagerie arrived at
Bentonsport Sunday before last, the
tent was pitched, and i'll the after
moon couple of Sunday Schools
went to look at the animals, on invi-
tation of the proprietor. 1t was a
profitable time for them, probably
and for the proprietor, too, next day.
Another way to advertise.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1871-08-03

d. Z. Miller hands the Con-
stitution a manuscript of some YER
ses written forty years ago by n. r.
Smith, the father of"Kate harring-
ton" Mr.. S. was a writer of much
merit, and was complimented by
Mr.. Kirkham in his grammer as
one of the most learned grammar
ians of his time.