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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-09
MODEL ExECUToR-A MUSEUM INVOLVED.

A MODEL EXECUTOR-A MUSEUM INVOLVED.
Samuel L. Beck, part owner OF what Is
known the Museum OF Anatomy" and OF house on
Bondst, died Sept. H. 1870 leaving his estate 70 hB
wife, aud making his brother, Frank T.. g. Beck exec-
tor dately upon assuming control Beck began 10
plunge the estate into embarrassment by reckless con
duct His sstern-law appealed to the Surrogate 10 re-
move the estate from his control, but upon BeoFs
representation that he would be more careful
in future and pay her weekly Do snS%
For several weeks Beck advanced tins stipend,
but resumed his former habits and Obliged tee s
ternlaw apply again TO the Surrogate who referred
the matter to auditor From the testimony aksi u
appears that the executor, Beck, sold the muSeu o
amount, old and everything had been SOFA NJ
it's market value, several Thousand dollars more Gouu
have been received In addition he drew $4,000 belong
ING TO the ate from the Chemical Bank, invested IL III
United States bonds, IA he alleges. ana gave then
Charles Lawrence who afterward went 10 Europe Wln
ont leaving the bonds in the executors custody Beck
was furthermore charged with lnt0Nlcatfn, bringing
vicious women into the house OF Ills slsleF.iht ah
oblignQ her leave The auditor reported tnI bseh
mprOyident vicious man. mcompeeeh' W ui'
charge such trust. 49,. , 80,
JOseph It Marrin for the petitioner, moyed, yester
day for the acceptance Of the report OF tue AG'o anu
rgeS the dismissal Of Beck from his trust: Vunsei lO
tho executor declared that the receipts haa Deeh OK
pended I'm paying the debts OF the deoedent ahd tat ~
estate was now insolvent. He Therefore moved llat
there be an accounting and shat the executor DC con
tinued ia his trust upon giving security 20 ~. -
amount Mr. Marin objected, on the GROUND thtt ~
providence was charged and IL would not De proper 70
continue Beck I'm his control OF the estate cilo,lse
age a trust and therefore, adopted the Recommendation
OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-09
DEcIsIONs-MARCU 4

Supyeue -Chdmbrs-By Judge Cardozo.-
ButtsS AIT KrkAsd-Ecepuons ovsred add report eo1hrsd
Tvd 80 CAlhsn-Rs9ot osaeIsei hosad Dt fshG-heaes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-09
P.lSSENGERS .RRITED

FROM SAvAgNAI-Ia steamship Huntsville, Mssh 8-Nf ~
wife sad child Miss Sechli W. Smith T. [. "aaon '" p''"
Miss MalasN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-09

Sun rises ga sun b;uo h'oh fss'
HGH wArBG DAt. a.
SANDY HOOK. s2j Cows ;05 Hell 'ais '''
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-02-02

In these days the Taste Of the travelling
public has become exceedingly fAstldi.
GUS. In order to sbsain their patronage,
2 railroad line must be able to insure
SAees Speedy and Confortable Tfansp0r-
tation, BY possessing the necessaey quaii.
ficattOns Ut . first Class equipment Of
coaches add locomotives. solid roed-bei
aud heavy iron, Pulltnanss Palace 1leep-
lng cars, fulfmsan's Dining Cars, . dlrect
route, good connections and careful man
The BurliuRton Route h making every
EFFORT 10 p6Asess MI these qualifications 70
q hlkh degree, and ufiera q Route 10 ali
points Fast, West, North and South, BY
means Of its connections, as tt.llows:
I. At Omaha with the Pacific Roads.
2. Al Plattsmouth with the B, q. NJ. r,
), Al Hamburg. with ths 81. Joseph
Railroad for all points in Ksnsas DO.
4. At OttumwA with the Des Molnes
Valley and North Missouri RAILROADS.
5. At Burlington with the b., G. r d m
RR. for Davenport, Muacatine &c.
6. At Monmouth, with the r.. II. I. a.
st. L. and Western Railroads, for ~. Paul
and points in the North, ard for 81. Louis
and points in the South.
Z. At Peoria, with the short Line
Bleomington Route 30 Indianapolis, Gin
clnnaei, louisville and oil points South
3. AZ Peoria, with the r., r. Aw. RR.
8. At Mendoza, with the Illinois Central
40. At CHICAGO, with all Trunk
No better advice CAB be given then,
than IN stake the BurlingtoB Route"
jan.SdAwtf, y f 3s"'s
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Lines on the DsssA Of Flora D.


Thou art gone Oh fair, and beautecus one,
No more VIII We with mortal eye th y form be
No more can We gaze In the depths OF thy,
Blue eyes, whose glance WINS wont 10 beam =
Upon thy friends, with such rare tenderness
And the love light that from those blue orbs
Is quenchcd forever!
No more twill he ours 10 hear thy low
Words OF cheer! Ne'er will thy sweet tones
II m"sls s, swell! No more will thy soft
Friendships 9rNsr, or loves stronger pressure!
And the echo ofthy blithesome voice,
That once rose high in gleesome laughter!
IN innocent mirth. in gushing song!
Hast died away and In memory only,
Floats It's stlyery cadence!
Thou hast left us In sorrows deepest throes !
Aud tho our angulshed hearts. call loudly
for thy return,
Yet dOst thou remain silent! a4
Thou vert called in tho morning of life!
In the bloom of youths beauty and freshness
Yet thou art but Rs flower transrlanted,
To bloom again In more perfect ioveliness!
n richer fragrance, In brighter sphere!
a mothers tender watchfulness; a loving
Fathers care, or sisters sweet confidence
For thee ltfe's work 10 done. Aud its storms
Have lightly passed thee! no sorrows hast
For life to thee hast been one bright! bright
with naught TO mar Its rare loveliness,
Yet with sweet resignation with gentle trust.
Thou didst hearken to thy sav,or's calli
Hope be reconciled.
For tho TO us thou wilt meier return
Tho now "thOu art not" we deeply mourn
Yet sweet oh sweet Is the promise given,
in heaven!"
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Police.

For the past few days the market
has declined, and, although prices
remain firm, arrests are nominal.-
We quote from Derby's manual:
Thomas Moody; too many visits to
agin mill, tho DECENTRALIZATION to and
fro intoxicated him, and he paid ST.
As, at buyers option.
G. l.. Figg, intoxicated with q
sudden attack ofsod corn. Paid DR..
Littleton s5,45 for professional SER
vices.
VIM. Aken-aken for drunk.
akin to which no paid s7,45.
4. O. Tolman got drunk and
thought he was tall-man; but the
merciless hand OF the law brought
him down S7,45
{ Fred. Fleming; glorious old drunk;
went to Swigget-inn for repairs, ST.
As worth.
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Drs. Hall d Moore's Eye Syrup
will remove scum, ulcers, inllamma-
tion, granulation, &C., from the Eyes.
and is the greatest remedy known
for weak eyes. It is warranted to
cure the woret cases of Sore Eyes, no
matter of what nature, or OF how long
standing. Money refunded by our
agents when satisfaction is not given.
For sale by Taylor, Blake & Co.,
wholesale druggists, Ottumwa, Iowa.
Aug. IL, 1S7O-d4w6m
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NEW PApER.-We are in receipt
OF a new, neat and newsy paper just
Matched out in Batavia, Jefferson
Co., Iowa, $. w. Moorhead, Publish
er, Editor and Proprietor. Batavia
is but short distance East of the
line between this and Jefferson Co.,
and Mr.. M. proposes 10 his salutory
to pay special attention to the local
affairs Of both. The initial number
svinces good qualities in the mechan-
ical and brainous department--and
then the pluck! Just think of such
an enterprise! May you succeed in
your independent undertaking, is
our wish Brother NJ.
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Store open on, sabbath day from
TO l02 q. ID. and to 2 p. m.
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SHERIrFs SALE

BY virtue of AMI Execution to me dIrecte.,
from the Clerk Of the Circuit Court OF WS.
peil0 County. Iowa, on . judgment Obtained
n said Court On the 18th day Of Dec. 1859. IN
Harvey Eller. A. Durbin and IL. c. Thomp.
son. as DESCENDANTS. for the sum Of Three
one cents and costs, taxed at $40 AMI
accruing costs. ] have levied upon the follow.
Ing real estate taken as the property III said
The.south half Of the south west Quarter ~
section u. Township 70. Range IL. all In Wap.
clio County, Iowa.
And will offer the same for sale 10 the high.
est bidder for cash in hand, on the 2Ist day OF
Feb'y. AID. 1871, In front Of the Court House
door In Ottumwa. Iowa nj the hour OF 0,cI'k
p. M. of said day, when and where due al.
viii be given by the undersigned.
8. A. HWIGGETT, Sheriff OF said CO.
Ottuinwa, Iowa, Jan. 20, l671.-jan o. w2w.
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The Board of Supervisors have
inst concluded short session, duriog
which county and township pbysi-
clans were elected. If we are not
mistaken Drs. Hinsey l. Lathrop
We're appointed township physicians.
which comprehends the poor iarm
and Jail and Drs. Hinsey 4 Lewis,
county physicians, also Thos N.
Eyre, Steward.
The board is constituted of three
members now instead of tho cumber-
some fourteen heretofore, and this
trio dispatch business without much
circumlocution--very little talking
and much working.
The Prasident--Capt. Garfield, fills
his position with unassumed dignity,
and evinces the same spirit Of energy
that he puts in his duties us Prcsi-
ent OF the Agricultural Society.
I. J. Nelson, Esq, the sturdy radi-
cal from Pleasant, executes his trust
with unwavering fidelity, and honor
ably will he meet the expectations OF
his constituents.
Henry Reinhart, Esq, the repre-.
sentative Of the democracy, il is but
fair to say, makes member in
whom, it it were not for his abomni.
able politics, VIC would feel as Just q
pride as our own members. HOwev-
er,he seems to work for the best
interests Of the county, and We can
very well abide his presence on the
board.
Altogether, we have board whose
record will stand as bright as any in
the State, we wager.
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Died. Friday morning, Jan.
81, 1871, after long and painful
illness, Mas. ISABELLA A. BALDRIDaE,
. wife OF DIR. NJ. d. Baldridge, of
batavia, Iowa, in the 48th year Of
her age.
Deceased was born in Lebanon,
Ohio spent her early years in Pitts
burg, Pa. and for ID years past had
resided in Batavia. Her husband
and many attached friends mourn
her loss. J. NJ. NJ.
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or FIRE PREMIUM ar
Do IMPROVE ED IA MILY DEL
Sewing Machine,

$3.50 clear profit per day. S75per week. $500
|fpefmonth made easy by any lady or GENTLE
man introducing this genuine and original
old favorite. With Its many new and practl-
cal additions, making the most complete com
binatiOn of valuable and useful Improvement
ever effected in any one nachlne. The en-
ana utility. entirely diiferent il model and
design from any low priced machine. Its tina
most servIceable, elegant, aud reliable Family
Sewing Machine ever invented, gives perfect
satisfaction wherever introduced. Has re-
ceived premiums. stood the test Of ~ years
and Is fully approved OF BY every family who
have them in use. Is noiseless. makes tne
strong and beautiful Elastic Lock stitch. with
thing needle viii go through, from the finest
e The .hicksss 1aSric firm ana 9, neat with Will,
from the spool; Is Improved Win new self.
acting feed, spring tension. seif-guider, and
uses the AZ Justable straight needle, perpendi-
Possessesall the good qualities Of the best high
priced machines condensed, without their
Complications or fault. sample Rof sewing
&c., see descriptive pamphlets, mailed free.
family lily ose.-1ribune. Avery strong and re- re-
fable r. 10y 3 one o ne
- y Ingenious pieces OF mechanism ever IN
nsed-Democrat, Ga. Worth many times
ost 70 any femily...N: Z. Weekly. H. ~
oyements, and sews Notwithstanding ease.
apidiiy and neatness. Republican, N. Y.
single machines. as samples: selected With,
sent to any part 81 the country, per express,
packed In strong wooden box, fee on receipt
of price, $500. Safe delivery Of goods guaran-
postofiice i motley order, at our risk agents
containing extra liberal indu 8
Co.. Office, III Nassau-street, Ne
York. @& aug2G-w1y.
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I From Saturdays daily, January 21sh,
The Lecture of Eugene Fawcett,
Esq, at tho Episcopal Church last
evening, we understand was very in
tsresting, aud was duly appreciated
By large and intelligent audience
and in in pecuniary way Melted
SIS to the funds OF the church.
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NOTICE..
90

We have this day appointed Mr.. E. n.
Oliver as the sole agent for the sale of our
Oblebrated Perfected Epectaeles, for which
we claim the following advantages, viz =
Thew assist, As we'll az preserve, rendering
frequent changes unnecessary. They con-
natural healthy sight, They are pure.
hard and brilliant, hence not liable to be-
come scratched. The frames, whether In
goid, siluer or steel, are ofthe hnest quality
and finish. They are fitted by . new
mode (Teet types) by which mistakes are
impossible. LAZARUS d NORRIS,
apr5d&wly Opticians. Hartford Conn.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOT

Notice Is hereby given to all persons
interested that on the 18th day OF Janu-
cry 1871. the undersigned was appointed
Adminiatratix Of the Estate or James
sax ins, deceased late Of said county, All
persons indebted 10 said estate will make
payment to the undersigned, aud those
having claims against the snmo will
present them legally aul henticated to said
court f0I allowance,
CATHARINE EAKINs.
ian. 26.w3w Administratir
Dated at Ottumwa, january 18th 1871.
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The life of

u 10 llA0 VA
Kit Carson.
Geo. Washington,
Francis Marion,
Daniel Boone,
Of the three Mrs Judson's.
Memories of the Queens OF France
OF John Smith and Pocahontas,
Four Years in the Wilds of Africa
Hunting sports Of the West.
Malc Life among the Mormons.
Female /" ." -"
Thrilling stories of the Great Rebel.
lion.
Up Broadway.
Iues, Augusta J. Evans, last book
And all other new and popular
books, for sale, at
TAYLOR, BLAKE Il Co.'s
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-02-02

Have you ever read DR.. Whittier's
Medical papers relating to the dis.
eases mentioned in his card appear.
ces in another column The infor.
nation impaired is Invaluable to al,
and particularly to young men.
nov "a '7O-d37twi7.
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MANHOOD.
How Lost, How Restored.

M AINgHOOD.
q How Lost, How Restored.
F., Just published, second edition, by
DR.. LEWIS, 1854 pages).1 The MED
cIAL COMPANION AND GUIDE TO
mEALrH, on the radical cure Of Spcr-
Hatorrhea or Seminal Weakness,
Impotency, Mental and Physical In
capacity, Impediments to Marriage,
etc, and the Nenereal and Syphilitic
Maladies, with plain and clear direc-
tions for the speedy cure of Second
airy Symptoms, Gonorrhea, elects,
Structures, and all dieeases Of the
skin, such az Scurvy, Scrofula, Ulcers,
Boils, Blotches, and pimples on the
face and body, CONSUMPTION, Epilep-
~ and Fits, induced BY selfinGul-
gence or sexual extravagance. s.
The celebrated author, in this ad-
!mirable Treatise, clearly demonstra-
tes, from q forty years successful
practice, that the alarming conse-
quences Of selfabuse may be radical
" cured; pointing cut = mode of cure
ct once simple, certain and effectual,
by means Of which every sufferer, no
matter what his condition may be,
can be effectually cured, cheaply, pri-
vAtelyian radically. D0rTbis Book
should be in the hands Of every
youth and every man in the land.
- Sent dnder sea-, 10 "a plain envel-
one. Price 80 cts. &
Address, DR.. LEWIS. No. Beach
ST., New York. 40 years private
practice. = ..
march1O-w1y.
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e N II E N GOGU =.

Warmers Emmenagogde is the only article
known to cure the Whites. 1T will cure in
every CASEY Where Is the family in which
this important medicine is not wanted
offered TO you, and YOU should Immediately
procure 4. tits also q sure cure for Female
Irregularities. and may be depended upon in
every case where the monthly flow has been
INSTRUCTED through cold or disease Sold BY
druggists. Price one dollar. " 7fTU -
aug26-wly-d2tpm
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Albums, albums, in great abund-
nnce.
Albums, of most every variety and
quality.
Albums, o magnificent assortm emit
for sale low, at Taylor, Blake 4 Co.'S.
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Mt. Pleasant Property.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
One square from the Iowa
Wesleyan University. A fine two
story frame dwelling, containing ten
rooms, large and airy; three large
lots, veil set with fruit, consisting Of
select varieties Of apples, pears,
cherries, grapes, currants. raspberries,
etc. ETC., all in full bearing.
This property will be sold cheap
tor cash or given in exchange for
good land in Wapello county. or for
good land in q western county along
the B. h NJ. RR. T. e. CoRKH1LL.
dec. 29-dl2t&wl2t
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City and County News.
ON the Daily. January a,ht,

From the Daily, January 25ht.
DlEp.-This morning at a. A. N.
CARL, son of J. N. and 2. A. Hitter.
man OF Scarlet fever, aged 5years.
Funeral tomorrow al 3 o'clock.
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D~See advertisement of DR.. Butts
Diepensary, headed, Book for the
million--MARRiAGE 0UIDE--ln another
c'l1mn. Itshould be read by all,
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-02-02

Entirely new styles of Diaries, with
patent spring fastenings, for 1871,
received at Taylor, Blake q Co.'S
Call aud examine them.
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Taylor, Blake h Co. will sell all of
Mafyatt's works, all of Miss Muhl.
bach's works, until further notice, at
prime cost,
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lfyou want TO make q nice Christ
mas present, buy beautiful Chrome,
an Album, or beautiful illustrated
book, of Taylor, Blake g. Co.
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To RENT.-One of the best and
largest offices in the city, in the Cou-
RiER buildings. Apply at this Office.
d&wtf.
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Christmas and Holiday Books, Toy
Books and Juveniles, q splendid Is.
sortment, reed at Taylor, Blake 4
Co.'S.
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District Court,

COURT ROOM,
JANUARY Term. 1911.
N January 25th, 1871.
THIRD DAY.
Cont con vened at 81 o'clock, A. NJ.
8rrescnt-M.J. wi,iiams-Judge.
NJ. II. Jones, Prosecuting Atty.
L. NJ. Cooley, Clerk.
..a. NJ. b. Walker, Deputy.
3. A. Swiggett, Sheriff.
w. H. III Asburv, Deputy.
Roll sfattorneys called.
The morning hour was consumed
by the argument Of motions and
demurrers.
The case of tho State We Moses
Davis, indictment for lar, envy, was
then called. Jury impaneled.
The tria, Of this case occupied the
attention Of the court during the
remainder OF tho day, NJ. II. Jones
and 1T. Hackworth for the STATE,
FL 1 and s. w. Summers for the Defend
ant.
Ottumwa, Jan. 81, 1871.
esq. as Court convened ut 81 O'Clock, .. M
Minutes of yesterdays proceed
iags read and approved.
The morning hour was consumed
ny the argument of demurrere,
motions, etc.
The following cases we're called
-,e aud disposed Of to-wit:
No. observation-disclosures W John
Madnerville: Nuisance. Plea OF
~ guilty filed; Judgment for finc oil
fifty dollars; order for commitment
s,seNo. observation-disclosures vs. Thos
Mulvaney: Naisance. Plea of guilty
filed; Judgment for limo of ton dollars
No. 765-State vs. HANNAH, Dainty;
Nuisance. Verdict OF guilty Judge.
mcnt Friday morning, next.
No observation-disclosures We Roos
Nuisance. Plea OF guilty judgmen,
= tor fine Of twenty dollars; order of
commitment.
No. 44-Crimin al--State VS. Nc
Adams Verdict of not guilty. De.
,EtR PENDANT discharged.
No. 1874 - Law. - Holmes Vi
Holmes continued.
No. 125l-Law-Jordan IS Hub
I bard coutinued.
No.1255-Law--Jorda vs. Hub
bard continued.
% No. 1349-Law-Mills vs. Huy
,y.~ dismissed.
srseys No.-559 Chancery-Electa Davl
4 -iss ct. al, We Daniel collars, submitte,
to Judge Simpson OF the eth Judicia
District for final decree, by agree
ment Of parties.
No. neutrality-suspicious. vs.
Myrick, submitted to be decided, an,
decree rendered in vacation-tim
49,. given in which to take testimony.
No 647-Chancery-Davis vs Da
81 tea Wis. Decree OF divorce signed.
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UNITED STATES DIST. COURT
District of lows.
In Bankruptcy /: -
At Ottumwn, the 18th day Of January.
A. ID. 1872, the N iorsixned hereby 1iyes
notice Of his appointment a. Aaat9ree Of
the estate of Danbaum 4 Cohen, Of Of
tumwa. in the County OF Wspello and
State Of Iowa, within said district, who
have been adjudged Bankrupts upon q
creditors petition by the District Court OF
said District.
.-. s: A. swIGGErT, Assignee.
jan.26-w3w. FA& Ef s. ~
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Do not fail to call and see Taylor,
Blake l. Co.'S stock of Diaries before
purchasing.
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A good house TO rent TO good
tenant. Enquire of
dec1-dn. J. NJ, HEDRICk.
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IS WARNER'S
PILE REMEDY

Warmers Pile Remedy has never failed mot
even In one case) to cure the very worst cases
Of the Blind, Itching or Bleeding Piles
Those who are afnicted should Immediately
call on their druggist and get II, for 1t will
complete relief. and q few following applica.
cations are only required to effect . perma-
nent cure without any trouble or tnconyen-
fence in its use. E5
It is expressly for the Piles, and is
not recommended to cure any other disease
It has cured many cases Of 80 years standing.
Price 81. For sale by all druggists.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
STATE OF IOWA. J
Wapello Cousty.

LEGAL NOTICE.
STATE OF IOWA, D. -
Wapsllo Cousty. !
To AL whom II may concern:
You are hereby notified that at regu-
lar Term Of the Circuit Court Of Wapello
County, Iowa, hold on the 18Th dav Of
january 1871 there WINS opened and pub
licly read an instrument OF writing
purpoFting to BE- the last will and teste-
ment Of Ann KavauauGh, late OF said Co.,
deoea ed and you are further noti6ed
that the second day Of the next term Of
day 1.-THE 18th Of March le71j has bean Get
as the day for final hearing and proof OF
said will. At which time all persens later
ested may appear and show cause why
the same should not be admitted 10 pro-
bate.
By order Of the Court.
4. n. COOLEY, Clerk.
jan.2s-w3w: ".
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UNITED STATES DIST. COURT !
District Of Iowa.

IN BAnkruPtcy b
AZ Ottunwa, the lsth day Of January,
A. d. 1871. the undersigned hereby gives
notice Of lis appointment as Assignee Of
the estate Of w. 8. Parker. of Ashland
Crossing, ia the County Of Wapello and
state Of Iowa, within said District, who
has been adjudged Bankrupt upon a
creditors petition by t1e District Court OF
said District,
c. D. HENDERsHorT,
Jan.zo-wSw. Assignee.
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Napoleon Surrendered llg,
FRANCE raA REPUBLIC I !!
AL the Governments of Europe
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GOODS LOWER THAN EVER !
IA J.. Chamberlin witches 70 inform the pco-
nst received Nbran new stock 81 Merchandise
consisting of Dry Goods. Groceries, clothing,
Hardware, School Books, &c.. which he offers
for sale At very low prices. Come and see for
yourselves. 'lA@ss
: am thankful for the very liberal patren.
age received and hope by strict integrity to
business, and by offering good goods, at low
age E2R #fss Al, J.. CHAMBERLIN,
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