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SPECIAL NOTICES.

All persons knowing themselves indebted to the
call ut either of their places Of business and settle
their respective accounts. All claims remaining
unsettled by the first day of March 1871 will bo
placed III the hands Of Attorneys for jmmstate
collection, ~
We hope our patrons will come forward and set.
tie without further delay.
, LEVY 4 ADlER, Bayou Sara, La,
Jan6'8t. A. LEVY CO., jackson, LII.
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The Commonwealth Co-O2crntive Come
pany.-To the working men Of our State and coun.
try, whose wages barely sufficient to provide
comfortable homes for their families, and who de-
sire to prevent want, misery, and perhaps crime
among their fatheriess little ones, this Company
offers special inducements Of liberal character,
the benefits Of which arc within tho reach of all !;
and failure to make such donation to ones FAM
~ amounts almost to a criminal ncglcct.-Na.ioaal
JlOrEman
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From and after this day We will sell for rash ex.
elusiyeiy Those wishing t" purchase rely on
securing ST. fhs best bargains and ut the Time
will always receive onr best terms, willie new
ohts viii be treated with great consideration
LEVY ADLER, Bayou Sarn, La
A. LEVY 4 CO., Jackson, L.. u.
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s. Bladder COMPLAINTS.

Urinary and Womb diseases, Gravel, piahctes.
DrnrsN, St"ipa%" Il, Water. lnrUntn.uce Of Clirc,
Erig!''s Disease. Aihnnnur!a, and i'll all eases
is thick Cloudy. mixed with substances like tho
wtr ct an egg or threads like white silk, or here,
y n m"ihl. ''ark bilious appearance. and Whit.
bone dust ds'rusi,s, and when there is II prcking,
burning sensation when passing water. and pain
III the small Ut the batk and along the LOins.
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II. "A11nH'
COOKING & HEATING STOVES
Ofthe most improved patterns,
House J'.'nishing goods Of erery description.
COPPER, TIN AND SHEET IRON WORKER,
Steamboat, Steamship and Metallic Roofing work
executed at short notice.
Camp Street.
And 1SS Tchoup;toulas Street,
Ne,c Orleans, La
All orders attended to promptly.
Agent for Wallaces Combination Patent Crate
D. ''o"n'
DFAERIN
BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS.
l19............ Grarier trret..............ll2
4sec Orleans, Louisiana.
C. '".. ,.x.,., ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MAYER
K ING s MAYER
DEALERS IN
VIRGINIA TOBACCO,
Segnrs. snuff, Clay mn; Brinr Pipes, &c.
Gravier Street. .............70
Nc,c Or1eous Louisiana,
M'S'''
For Concerts, Balls. Parndcs and SORES
BY THE
SILVER CoRNEr BAND
CHARLES JAEGER,
can be obtained By Implying at
2l3 Cmston,housC street.
Engagements made for the Country.
LEHMAN BROS. LEHMAN, DtRR (; co.
133Pearl St., MY. Montgomery, Ala.
r ElIAIAN, NEwGAss & co.,
COTTON FACTORS,
General Commission Merchants
Grarier Street.
NEW ORLEANS. La.
E&M. LEHMAN, HENRY ABRAHAM,
b. NEwGAss.
st. f.--Til1e Sarertisemfnts.
JAKE MITCHELL,
DEALER IN
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, WINES AND LIQUORS.
Ferdinand Street, 81. F1ancisrilse, La.
Having lately made additions to my extensive
stock of family and
FANCY & STAPLE DRY GOODS,
Ladies' Dress and Trimming Goods, Gents and
Boys Furnishing Gools, Ladies', Misses and
Infants Shoes, Gents and Boys Dress Boots
and Shoes, BrOgans Rnssets, Wooden
and Cotton Goods, English French
and American Prints, Japoncse
French and English Silks and
Cloths Laces and En-
brOileries Pocket
stiti-Fsb4e Cutie.
ny, Pins and
Needles.
ALSO
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
Ny stock having been purchased for cash and
selling for casl, exclusively, am satisfied that
can hold out great inducements to the trading pub
lie. NV stock consist in part Of
Flour Sugar, Coffee. Teas, Hams, Shoulders, Pork,
Lard Butter, Cheese, Candies Coal Oil, Whisky
Brandy, Mackerel. Herrings, Cod Fish, Mac.
arony, Vermicella, Canned Fish, Can.
ned Fruit, Potatoes, Onions Picked
Beef, Gun Powder, Drop Shot,
Crockcry, Wood and Willow
ware, Smoking and chew.
ing Tobacco, Cigars,
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Signs of the ZOdinc.-A philosopher in the
West grown into admiration of the Cherry Pectc.
raj, writes DR.. Aver tor instructions under which
sign he shall be bled, which blstered, and which
vomited, aud under which he shall take Ayers
Pills for affection of the liver; also under which
sign his wife should commence to take the Sarsa-
parilia for her ailment. He adds that he already
knows to wean his calves under Taurus, change
his pigs in Scorpio. cut his hair in Aries and soak
his feet in Pisces Aquarius as their condition
requires.
Schoolmnsters, start for Wisconsin, and visit Mr..
Ham when you get thcrc.-Lo'ceU Daily Neacs.
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WOOD AND VILLA" "AAE'
In the dry goods department. Of cnr house will
sheet'nss all sizes ana prices; american ana
Silk and Linen,
D".'"AS'
Of
Ladies'. Ecv.s. noxs mud ,yf..o. uoo..
md shoes.
always be found fresh and Of til. first quality
TOHN +. IRVINE,
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GROCERIES AND WESTERN
PRODUCE,
Iron, s,,s., po,.o,, so,, r,
un.ov,.a s.,,,, n-~s,.s &.,p
n sss..
r.,.
IrunAss
Ruhhcrs.
Gentlemcn's and Boys Furnishing Goods, Ladies'
anu aoMl'is Dress foods, Frenc E's'is: and
american fr'hts, ieachcn anu unhltacncu DO
;est.:s. kvrsey C"to''ndcs Drilling Tickinss,
oheetihgs anu ohift!hss' jeans &C., &c.
stock groceries renewed
cnst ,nr 1 s" .ei ~ sns' a"'ance from ac'"i
Tho ,,;obe.t marriott r-;co mil for c,++o,
r. -- III o
M NJ A'Is.i'
NA'
Masuire.s Old Stand,
'"' '''e''' 1'0y'" 'e"'"' A@'
Citizens. Planters. and others ncc,n. vor. in
PARTICULAR ' attention paid to Roofing aud Gutter
to All work guaranteed.
n. CnuN Aonn,-
L..
DEALERM
FANCY STAPLE GROCERIES
WINE AND LIQUORS..
Front Street, BAYOU Sara. In.
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The disguised 4. nms, fnlsciy called mcd-
icines, sold In bar-roo,ns as tonics' and stom-
achics," have nothing in common with DIR. WAL
KER's VINEGAR BITTKKs. That famous invigorant
does not owe its stimulating proprctics to fiery and
adulterated Alcohol. but to medicinal roots and
herds never heretofore combined. The effect Of
the Bitters in eases of constitutional debility
chronic Indigestion liver complaint, and all dis
eases tending to consumption is marvellous
that except to those who have felt or witnessed
it, the result seems incredible
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1872-09-19

GAs-
At a meeting ofthe Incorporators Of the Oska-
loosa Gas Light Company, held in the city Of o.
kaloosa, September g. A. D., 1872, 1t was resolved
to take the necessary steps to perfect said com
pany's organization. Therefore, notice 10 hereby
given to all whom 1t may concern, and In cOnfOr-
nifty with the laws OF the State ofIowa made and
provided in such cases, That:
1st. The name OF this Company shall be Oska-
loosa Gas Light Co.
2. The principal place OF business shall be o.
kaloosa, Iowa.
Q. The general nature OF the business to be
transacted is the manufacture, publication, and
distribution of Illuminating gas.
A. The amount OF capital and stock authorized
is one hundred thousand dollars ($100, 000l.
But certificates of stock shall in no be ILL.,
sued in excess of sixty thousand 600. 000) dollars
except for actual and necessary expenditure in
repairing the works Of the company or enlarging
the capacity thereof ,s ssf
8. The times and conditions on which 1t is to
be paid in are follows: 25 per cent due at tn
closing OF the stock books, and Is per cent due
every sixty days thereafter until it is paid.
D. The time of commencement OF the corpora
tion is July Sd, 1872 and of it's termination twen-
ty years from that date
Z. The affairs Of the Company shall be conduct
ed by Board of five Directors who shall be
elected on the first Friday in October.
s. The highest amount of Indebtedness to
which this company shall at any time subject
itself, is five thousand $4,000 ollars.
Q. Private property of stockholders is to be ex-
empt from corporate debts.
10. The subscription book has been placed in
the !. hands OF Cary Cooper, and will remain open
CARY COOPER,
n. Z. GIvENs
j. L. PINKRRToH,
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1872-09-19

MARION CoUNTY.-John Sherman of
Knoxville was killed by kick in the
stomach, from cow he was driving.
The Democrats re-nominated Hen. Bous-
quet for Clerk; j. r. Broderlck, Recor-
der /; T. Bridges, Supervisor :. The Ed
Gyville Base Ball Clab scooped Pella, by a
score of 81 to 6S, of which both clubs ought
to be ashamed. The barn of Stephen NJ
Sherman was struck by lightning and
burned down. "A man named Walker
was thrown from his horse and seriously
injured. He was racing. joel Camp
bell was seriously injured in the head by
the horse he was riding falling down with
him.. The Marion county Fair will be
held Sept. 1927.
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AGRICOLA, Iowa,

sept IL, 1867.
EDS. HERALD-Pursuant to an appoint
ment by the Republican Central Commit
tee, Liston McMillen, ESQ.,, addressed the
citizens of Agricola and vicinity, Sept. H..
The Republicans upon the occasion raised
pole "a #. high. Mr.. Millen also spoke in
the evening to respectable crowd of citi-
zens with force and effect After he was
through c. W. Howell was called upon
and made some truthful and effective re-
marks. Then Thos. B. Morris, Esq, was
called upon, who spoke at some length,
depicting the Democratic party as it had
been previous to 1860, and since that time,
and also drawing parallels between the
opposing candidates, Grant and Greeley.
Taking all into consideration, the meeting
was great success. Pleasant Grove all
right for Grant and sWilson by hand
some majority.
Yours truly,
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1872-09-19

EDS. HERALD am glad to know that
in the excitement and hustle of politics,
the County Fair, and Barnum's Great
Show, you still find room in your columns
for an article from Farmer, and think the
farmers should avail themselves of the
privilege SO freely accorded to them by
you and thus let them exchange views
and opinions with regard to that which
should most interest them as farmers. In
. former article, L minated that at some
time would show the advantage of COM
bination resulting to farmers. But l find
that in looking over the whole subject, that
it would make an article too lengthy for
your columns, so will confine myself to
stating few facts, and making few sug
gestions for thinking men to follow out at
their leisure, for think it better to give
that class of men suggestions than to car
~ out an argument The farmers of Ma
haska county sell annually, thousands Of
dollars worth of produce to find its way to
an eastern, or better market. 1t is a sur
plus over and above what is needed for
home consumption. This surplusis most
ly sold by the producer to second party
al home whose business it is to ship this
surplus. These parties do not always,
nay, seldom look to the interest of the pro-
Queer, but are apt to take advantage of
their ignorance, in buying from them be-
low the real market value of the article,
going ON the principle that every man
must take care of himself Now if this
business was conducted on honest princi-
Piles, it would be all right, but as it is, the
producers OF Mahaska county are annually
swindled out OF more money than it would
take to erect q building suitable for storing
and shipping the surplus produce, and en-
ploying all necessary agents for the pur.
pose. Now, farmers Of Iowa-of Mahaska
county, win you continue to 90 on in this
down hill business, or will you not study
your own interests, and form such combi-
nations as will be selfprotecting. know
that as class, the farmers are long suffer
ing; would rather be imposed upon than
trouble themselves about the why's and
wherefores But there is a time when
forbearance ceases to be q virtue, even
with the farmers, and it is for them to say
If that,time has not arrived. ask you
farmers and producers, is this not a feasl.
BILE mstterf Is 1t not high time that we
were caring for our own. interests. that
we were looking TO self projections I ap-
peal to thinking men to weigh this matter
carefully and to act with the faess before
them. These are merely few sugges-
tons which any one can carry out, and
make practical. Now is the time to agi.
tate these matters, as the Farmers Clubs
are being brought into active working or
der. Let us as farmers be more united
Let us work together.
+ e. More anon,
FARMER.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1872-09-19

STOCKWELL-FRRDERI the resi-
dence of the brides parents in Eddyville, on
Wednesday eve, Sept 18th, 1879, by Rev. G. G.,
Mines, Mr.. W. W. SToCKwELL to Miss ESTHER
E. FREDERICK, botn of that city.
Walt lie No. printer boy, but,has of late for
saken his old trade for the clothing business
May you ALWAYS have plenty of resdv-made small
clothes for emergencies-twinsf for instance-ls
the wish Of your typo friends of the HERALD.
On the 27th of August, 1872, at the residence o
the brides parents, by Rev. j. W. Mcdonald
Rev. d. c. Mccoy, and Miss RoxANNA EMMoNs.
Our best wishes go with the happy couple in
their new relations. May they always be as hap
py as they are to-day.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1872-09-19

MONROE CoUNTY.-The Union saws an
effort is on foot to establish new bank in
Abba. The farmers are taking the matter
In hand. Gen. Weaver delivered a tell
ing speech before the Grant and Wilson
Club at Abba. The Liberals concluded
1t would be uphill work running a man
against Calvin Barnard, the disabled SOL
dler candidate on the: Republican ticket, so
they "whereased" to that effect. The
Union says: ELI DeTar tells us they
have some rather thrilling experiences of
late in sinking the shaft for coal. They
had small car on a wooden track to CON
vey the stone, etc., away from the shaft,
the track extending upon trap-door COW
ering the shaft. Finally, when the shaft
was about SO feet deep, the man in charge
OF the car forgot to close the trap door be-
fore running the empty car back to the
shaft Back 1t came and plungei into the
shaft, in which four or five men were at
work unconscious that death was in the
air. When the man in charge of the car
saw 1t plunge, he yelled to those below to
get out of the way. They sprang to the
corners OF the shaft, and as they did so the
car struck right where one of them had
stood a second before and was smashed
into thousand pieces. About two weeks
ago, they struck vein Of water, pure,
clear, cold water, gushing in through the
rock with such rapidity as to fill up that
great shaft lover 7x14 feet) faster than
curbing could be put in. For week they
worked night and day in that water near
ly as cold as ice, to dam it out with curb
ing and clay, the water rising behind the
curling as they worked upwards, before
they succeeded, About the time they COM
menced curbing. or putting in the Golfer
dam, as we might call it, another thrilling
incident occurred. Away in the silent,
dark hours of the night, as they were at
work drawing out the water IN barrels,
DeTar and two other men being in the
shaft, the man at the top let barrel drop
into it. On account of the darkness he did
not know it had fallen, in time to warn
those below. Down it went with a roar
ing noise which one of the men noticed in
time to make leap to the wall, when bang
came the heavy barrel, upon the very spot
where he had stood, striking the chime of
another barrel with deafening report
that awakened the sleepers in shanty
some rods from the shaft. The man who
had sprung for life said that when he
heard the barrel coming through the air,
he was sure he heard some one say ''get
away" But no human voice had warned
him-was it his guardian angel ?"
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1872-09-19

At the State Fair Allen Bros. of New
Sharon won the premium offered for trot-
ting or pacing one mile, to make nearest
time to 81 minutes.
For the $500 purse the entries were Ere
construction" "Bey john" of st. Louis ;
"Bey Henry" of Chicago, and Bonnie
Doom" of Mechanicsville. The first heat
was won by "Bey Henry"-time $40 ;
Reconstruction" came in ahead on the
second and third heats-time .362l end
$40. Bonnie Doom" gained the fourth
time 2434, and ''Bey Henry" the fifth
and sixth-.ime 2.4324 and 2.42I.
"Bey Henry was declared the winner,
"Reconstruction" and Bonnie Doom" be-
ing awarded the second and third premi-
ums respectively.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1872-09-19
CHERRIES SALE.

Notice is hereby given, that by virtue OF general
execution directed to me from the office of the
Clerk OF the Circuit Court Of Mahaska County,
Iowa, and dated Aug. "a, A. d. 1871, / have
levied upon and will offer at Sherifs Sale to the
highest bidder for cash in hand at the door OF the
said county, on Saturday the 18th day of Oct,
A. ID. 1872, at the hour of o'clock, p NJ,
the following described lease hold interest, to-
w.t.
Five acres more or less lying south OF the D.
V. X. r. west and north OF section seven Cd own
ed at the present time by n Fish, and east Of
ten (1O) years for mining, building and railroad
purposes.
Taken as the property Off. 8. Bisinhart, Noah
Greenwsy, Jas McGorra, and VIM P Lyle, to
sati.fy the above mentioned execution In favor OF
Benz Binns and against s Eisinhart, Noah
Greenway, Jas McGorra, and VIM Lytlo.
j. w. HINRSLEY,
1 Sheriff OF Mahaska County. Iowa.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1872-09-19

The South English Aduance, (Keokuk
county, of the 10th says: "Just before
going to press, We are informed by three
gentlemen who have been at work on the
Muscatine Western R. r., that the Chica-
go, Omaha & St. Joseph R. R., and the
Muscatine r. r., have consolidated. Work
has been suspended on the Muscatine
Western Road for eight days from last Sat-
urday, until the arrangements are COM
plete, at the expiration of such time work
will begin in earnest. There will be sixty.
five miles more road let in few DAYS west
of the Iowa river. This will bring the road
to point near Shanghai, in this county,
at which point the road will form juno.
tion-one branch leading to Oskaloosa, the
other to Pella."
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1872-09-19

A USEFUL ARTIcLR.-We have seen and
tried the Coming's French Trimmer, bind
er and hemmer, an find it all it is claimed
to be. 1t is just the thing for every family
who have Sewing Machine, and the fact
of its being used and recommended by
such firms as Field, Letter & Co., and j.
V. Farwell g. Co., shows it to be valua-
BILE Improvement. The manufacturers
have so much confidence in its merits that
they offer to send it by mail on receipt Of
its price ($2.0O and if not satisfactory.
after two weeks trial, it may be returned,
and the money will be refunded 1t is made
and sold by the Leslie Ruffler Company, Of
$40 Wabash avenue, Chicago, who are also
manufacturers of the Leslie Magic Ruff1er,
price $3.50, which has had very large
sale, and they offer it on the same terms
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1872-09-19
DEATHS.

BRUBACKRR-In Harrison township, Iowa,
Sept. Z, 1879, FREDERICK WILLIAM, only son OF
John and Adeline Brubacker, aged seven years
and two months. Little Freddy was a great suf-
ferer; for months he suffered with a disease in
his head which baffied the skill of physicians
not anything could be done to remove the dis
ease, and slowly and surely it wore his life away
For weeks he was both blind and deaf yet he
seemed both cheerful and contented and never
complained. Perhaps this is owing in a great
measure to the thoughtful care of his mother,
who attended his every want and anticipated his
every wish. Parents, you have not any cause OF
regret all that could possibly have been done,
has been done, and what is your loss is his gain.
In your bereavement you have the sympathy of
many relatives and friends, and may God give
you strength to say: 1.-THE Lord gave, and the
Lord has taken oway, blessed be the name OF the
Lord"
Freed from the tolls and sorrows of Earth,
Thy spirit has winged its fight,
Across the dark valley, and shadow of death,
To the beautiful fields oflight.
To the beautiful fields of light and life,
On the banks OF that flowing river;
Where sorrow and death no more shall come,
But bliss forever and ever.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1872-09-19

A Register correspondent from the
State Fair has the following items of inter-
est to our readers 1.-THE next great con.
test was trotting match for a purse Of
$500, for which there were four entries
as follows Bay Henry of Chicago, Bay
John of st. Louis, Bonny Doom of Mechan.
icsyille, Iowa, and Reconstruction OF Oska-
loosa. The first heat was won by Bay
Henry in 2:44, with Benny Doom second,
and Reconstruction third. The second
heat was won by Reconstruction in 1854,
Bonny Doom second and Bay Henry third
The third heat was won by Reconstruction
In 2:4lA, Benny Doom second and Bay
Henry third. The fourth heat was won by
Bonny Doom in 2:44A, Bay Henry second
and Reconstruction third. The fifth heat
was won by Bay Henry in 2:4s1k, Recon.
struction second, Benny Doom third. The
next heat was the tug ofwar between Bay
Henry and Reconstruction. the favorites OF
each showing their confidence in the re-
spective horses by putting up the green.
backs Round they 60, with Bay. Henry
In advance, followed closely by Recon
struction. Bay Henry came under the
string about neck ahead, and thus ended,
the fouSth day Of the fsir.'' -