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The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1872-08-01
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

EDS. HERALp.-Please announce Capt. j. II.
EVANS as candidate for Member of the Board of
Supervisors, subject to the Republican Primary
Election. ... .. 3 -.
MANY CITIZENS.
YOu will please announce ny name as a candi-
date for reelection to the Office of Clerk of the
Courts. Subject to the decision of the Repub-
lican Primary Election.
'... C.P. SEARLE.
You will please announce j. II. DOUGLASS,
as candidate for the Office of Clerk of the Courts.
Subject TO the decision of the Republican Pri-
mary election.
EDS HERALD.-Announce the name of JOHN
ii. MILLER, one-legged soldier of Co. e. SD
Iowa, as candidate for the office of County Re-
corder subject to the decision OF the Republican
Primary Election.
Please announce II. P. WEAVER, as candidate
for County Recorder, subject to the Republican
Primary Election.
Please announce WILLIAM r. COWAN as can
didate for the Office of County Recorder, subject
tothe Republican Primary Election.
EDS. HERALD.-Announce the name of RICH
ARD DUMONT, as candidate for the office of
County Recorder, subject to the decision of the
Republican primary election.
EDS. HERALD, Announce the name of HAM
DUKE, as candidate for the Office of County
Recorder, subject to the decision of the Republi-
can primary election.
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osKALoosA PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO GENERAL MARKET.

CHICAGO GENERAL MARKET.
s.. CHICAGO, July 80.
FLOUR-Little doing; steady and firm.
WHEAT-Unsettled, but range general
ly No. 1, 1.29 bid; No cash 1879; Au-
gust closed Ply; September 1879.
CORN.-Firm; 4@1zc higher; regular
No. 2 424 bid; fresh 43 bid August 4sB
@434; September44. ..,
OATS-Steady and firm No 3, 81;
August s611@262s; September 264 @261l
RYE-Quiet and shade firnler; sales
No. 2 cash 6O@61 August So bid /; Sep
TENDER 81. 49,. t1i u. 'A''..
BARLEY.-Dull and unchanged; cash
No. 5, 81. -
MESS PORK-29c better cash 14.75
bid ; August 1926 bid; September 1925
bid ....
WHISKY-Steady and quiet at 80.
WOOL-Demand improving common
to choice tub washed 6e@6S common to
choice washed 5O@5s; common to choice
unwashed 3S@49. III Eg."t
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
1' CHICAGO, July 80.
CATTLE-Receipts 1,712; desirable
shipping grades sold readily at strong pri-
ces extreme range 2 5Oa7 90, closing firm
and steady. .......,a......s.... -gs T..
HOGS-Receipts Z 1883 most sales OF
4 55a4 so. sa rs.9st
sHEEP-Receipts 5l41; moderate de.
mand and firm.
-. ST. LOUIS MARKET. p. III ..
..-r as ST. LOUIS. July 90.
FLOUR-Firm. Ea3 TrsF
WHEAT-Firm; spring, better No. 1,
1888 for sample lots of new No. red
winter, 1.67@1.7O. r.
CORN-Dull; No. 9, 80. H'..3.s
OATS-Firm and quiet; No. 2 SO.
RYE-Dull at $4,000.
WHISKY-91@92. .- - tAt'
tORK-Quiet in small lots at 1860
400.
LARD-Quiet refined Q. ....... ...-.
HOGS-Firm at 460@4.5O.
CATTLE-3@8. aa.
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NOTICE. TO ROPTuREo SOLDIERS.
Sn Act to provide for furnishing Trusses
to disabled Soldiers.


Be it enacted by the Senate and House OF Rep
resentatiVes Of the United States in Congress as
semnlea, That every soldier of the Union Army
VINO was ruptured while In the line of duty dur
ing the late war for the suppression of the rebel
lion shall be entitled to receive single or doub-
le rass Of such style as may be designated by the
surgeon General OF the United States Army "a
the best suited for such disability.
Sec. 2 The application for such truss shall be
made by the rrptured soldier to an examining
surgeon for pensions, whose duty, 1t shall be to
examine such applicant, and for every such
applicant, found to have a rupture or hernia,
shall prepare and forward to the Surgeon General
an Application for such truss, without charge to
Sec. 8. That the Surgeon General bf the Uni.
TED States frpy Is hereby authorized and direct
ed to purchase and procure the number of trus-
see wnlcn may be required for distribution to
such disabled soldiers at price NOT greater than
the same are sold to the trade at wholesale and
the cost OF the same shall be paid Eup3n the re-
QUESTION ofthe Surgeon General, o. lt of any mon
eye In the Treasury not otherwise appropriated.
Approved May rs, 1872. >
EXTRACT FROM REPORT OF BoAH d OF MEDICAL
OFFICERS CONVENED TO EXAMINE SAMPLES OF
TRUssEs.
'The Board III of the opin-
sion that the above principles viii those which
belong to proper truss) are best Carried out by
.tne Truss, samples OF which were submitted by
sMessrs, Bartlett, Butman d Park er of Chicago,
land by the well known Ohases d uss (made by
patterns are therefore reeomn ended by the
BOARD, as those best adapted iu their opinion
Tor the purposes indicated in thf Act Of Con-
'gress entitled an Act to provide for furnishing
''Trusses, etc.,
p WAR DEPARTMENT.,
SURGEON GENERALS OFFICE,
10 wash ngton, d. c.,
July II. 1872.
The above Recommendation oil the Board OF
Medical Officers with regard to Trusses ia ap-
proved, and any person entitled binder the Act to
receive Truss viii be furnished with either of
the patterns Of Truss recon |nended by the
Board, as he may select. "a
The proof that soldier was luptured in the
line of duty will consist of the at that he s re-
ceiving pension, either wholly or in part on &C
count Of the rupture-or ofevide ice sufficient to
procure such pension.
Blank forms for applications fdr trusses win be
furnished from the Surgeon Gen erals Oflee and
by examining surgeons for pens ons. r.
eEZ 1 j. x. BARNESJ ETEFz#
46w3 arN 81 Surgeon Ger eral U. s. Army.
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CUPID.-The following letter accidental.
ly fell into our possession the other day,
and fully illustrates the sweet simplicity
and innocence of childhood. The parties
are aged respectively eight and seven
We give it word for word. except the
names, Withholding them of course, out OF
politeness to those who have in charge
these precocIous and promising juveniles.
s1a -s1sE iH.. June Tth, 1874
- rr..s. Oskaloosa, Iowa.
love you do you love me You are the purtiest
Grid in this town the reason think 30 is be-
cause love you. 81.
How long to embrace You in my armes and
kiss thoes rubby lips you are sweet as a peach
CT love you CT do c. believe 1t for Ii
The rose ia Red
..s &. s.s' the violet is blue
3d.. and honey is sweet
n. and SO are you
-a %. .Hab E, -C-S-
"a. -5F1 TJF @ M r..
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OVER THE RIVER.

July %, 1919.
EDS. HERALD The recent showers are
bringing corn out admirably, and then the
fact of US having such vast acreage plant
ed, and as the bugs cannot hurt big corn
so bad, makes corn prospects decidedly
fiattering now. The oats are mostly in
shock, and far the best crop ever raised in
this region !; considerable hay in stack, but
much to cut yet. The great acreage ofun-
cut wheat will soon be hid with weeds,
burned or plowed up, thus helping US to
forget the chinch bug calamity to some
extent. Now, Messrs. Editors, let me give
the HERALD readers some of my chinch
bug observations, (for even newspaper
reading. not even the HERALD, State Regis
ter and Chicago Post, are proof against
chinch bug ravages, when your field joins
non-reading neighbours bug field). Now
my experience Ihave excellent wheat,
on new breaking, only separated from
ruined wheat sown on stalk ground, by
the creek, and my corn, SAY 1s to3s Of a
mile from any wheat has no bugs percept-
able. The better and richer the land, and
the earlier the crops are started, and a
suitable rotation or changing of crops, es-
pecially keeping c)rn away from wheat,
is evidently our best and safest method,
aud really think we will be largely the
gamers to sow very little wheat next year,
for we can better buy flour one year, If we
have to pay for it with 1925 hogs or $500
cattle-there is no scarcity OF wheat outside
the bug district. / have recent letter
from Case county, (this STATED the writer
says wheat Is excellent, he having 20 bush
els per acre, on some of his. Let us try
and get through with bugs by letting the
varmints starve. OBSERVER.
Ip.S. A grand school pic mic. comes off
Saturday, 9th, at Davis, school house
grove, 1t being the closing of Miss Myrick's
term for the present Speeches, good eat.
ables, music, &c A good time generally
Is anticipated. About 80 Indians have
been camped at the river, near Tomahawk
island for some days. There were war.
| riors, squaws. and papooses, with the usual
amount ofdirt. In my last communlcation
you put "Brstton" for Brannon, and Nov.
for October to ratify Loughridge's nomin-
alton. Please correct.
- OBsKRyER.
,NoTE.--Guess observer" is mistaken
about the October election this year. -EDs.
Herald. .1Nei - .-lA- ab g 8
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Well Digging.

Lsay 10 inc citlzens OF 0skaloosa, and farmers
OF nasKa county, that want wells dug or clean
ed, or old wells SINK deeper, that Won viii save
money oy employing me. can sink through
ofwater, dig eistern, find water nv the iav of
the ground will furnish in the incorporated
limits of the city, good well brick, dig ana wall
edgeways for So cents per foot, fat ways one dol
lar per foot will furnish as good, pumps a.
there is to be found IN the market at as low rates
as they can be sold. All orders lefs at j. H. Green's
Agricultural Warehouse will be promptly attend
cd to. - a pg-g HENRY NEWTON. 43-6m
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AFFRAY.-A serious ARRAY occurred last
Tuesday night on east side of the square, be-
tween II. V. Tomlinson and VIM. johnson,
growing out of an alteration on the horse
question. Both wero considerably dam
aged, each being knocked down one or
more times, and considerably cut about
the face and head
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Z WITHDRAWAL CARD,

EDS. Misunderstanding concluded to
withdraw my announcement as a -candi
date for Recorder, hereby thank my
many friends for their very cordial sup
port shown me- 81 Yours, .5s6Et s.F
lsgi 8ous d1iT 81 b5i9 Ia. JgMosHRR,
New Sharon. July %, 1872 ID lE.I -
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The Daily Globe is the name of a new
Grant and Wilson daily published in ST.
Louis by Mckee, Houser & Co., formerly
connected with the Democrat. They start
out we'll, publishing a fine paper. The
outfit is from the reliable house of j. A. st.
John St Louis
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babe, ''Sealskin" and "John the Bap-
fist, }" the three pacing horses that tested
their speed here on the 4th of July, had
another set-to, at Bloomfield on the 18th,
resulting in favor of Babe" by three
straight heats in 2;32, 2:32, 2;31. Sealskin
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ST. LOUIS ExcURsIoN.-Among the ex-
cursionists from this place to st. Louis
were William and James Mattison, r. T. O..
Lord and lady, r. A Given and lady, E.
T. Gsdd, Harry Spencer, ]. B. Hill and
perhaps Others but this Is ali We heard of.
They report having No. good time
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To PRINTERs.-The Printers Union of
Des Moines offers silver stick to the best
compositor in Iowa, and a gold pin to the
second best. The test is one hours type
setting, on copy furnished by the Union.
under rules laid down by it. Trial to come
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GEO. w. BAER and family, Of Beacon, for
thirty years residents of this county, moved
to Osceola, yesterday, where Mr.. B. has q
store. Geo. w., has taken the HERALD
from its first issue, and of course it follows
him
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l. r. Eckart challenged Win Sweari ngen
for pigeon match-20 birds each for the
Hswkeye Champion belt. The score stood
Ecksrt Is killed, missed; Swearingen
Is killed, missed. -
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On motion the report was received,
claims allowed, and the clerk directed to
issue orders for same. .zsfs.um.- .Hf.
On motion of Councilman Huntsman q
motion on page 200 of City Record, author
izing the Mayor to show the grade line to
parties wishing to build was rescinded.
Claim of Alex. f. Tracey for services
amounting to $3.50 was on motion allow
ed, with exception Of $3.50 charged for
showing grade line to F. L. Downing at
corner of Monroe and High streets.
On motion the clerk was instructed to
issue orders to Jesse Thomas to the amt
of $225 90 on lumber account in five or
ders, four for $50 each and one of $25.
Il On motion Council adjourned to Satur-
day night, July 20, '72.
Z. KELLY, VIM. T. SAITH,
City Clerk. Mayor.
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EDWARD PRYsoN WESTON, the world
renowned pedestrian, will be present at
our county fair and give an exhibition of
his speed. He will walk FIVE miles in one
hour, the last half mile backward. Let all
who desire to see this trial be on hands
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Conceive understand that Capt
Alex. Tracy, and part of his engineer
corps, are going to Memphis, Tenn, and
will find employment in locating a line
from Memphis to Fit Smith. Luck to
you Aleck wherever Won 90. mir
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KNIGHT TEMPLARs.-There will be Q
meeting at Masonic Hall, tonight, of K.
IT'S. for the purpose of giving instruction
to the recently initiated numbers. All are
expected
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The Office of the ottuniwa Democrat is
being removed to better and more commo-
dious quarters, where Sam proposes to add
stea.n 10 its facilities Success to you Sam
financially, but politically git sout
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FOR SALE, WANTED, LOST, DC
DR0BATE NOTICE.
IL ALl
ndrew Baker, de

ceased. - b
Notice is hereby given that there is now on file
Mahaska county, Iowa, the final settlement and
petition Tor discharge of Casa Baker, admx of
the estate OF AndrewiBaker, deceased, and the
same is set for hearing the lat day Of the next
term of the Circuit Court, to be begun and held
In Oskaloosa on the 10th day Of September t1S72at
which time obj ections can be made to the APPROX
ing OF said settlement and granting the prayer Of
rs 7 c PsrARIn, clerk.
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q. T. FISHER, formerly of this city, at
present Mayor of Red Oak, has purchased
q newspaper called Express at that place,
and now appears in the new role of editor.
z. T. don't make any of your law speeches
in your columns or you'l wake up your
patrons. "Wh-wh-what's another thing"
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EsTRAY PONIES.

ESTRAY PONIES.
Estrayed from Oskaloosa, Saturday,
July Is. two ponies-one a dark bay mare,
small white star in forehead the other q
dark sorrel horse, white strip down the
face, and little white on hind feet Any
one returning them or giving US informa-
ton that will lead to their recovery, will
be suitably rewarded.
As T. +. WoRDEN.
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A correspondent from Lee county writes
US the particulars OF Greeley rat-ifcate
al FIT. Madison, which was about as slim
as the ghosts head affair they had in o.
kaloosa.
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The westerns" of Keokuk play the OF
tumwa club at the latter place tomorrow
afternoon, at O'Clock. A good game may
re expected
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STILL COMING.

New Goods receiving at
MITCH WILSON'S, No. 6, UNION
BLOCK, North side of Square,
A Fine stock of Dress Goods, Grenadines,
Plaid and Striped Poplins, &c.
Special attention called to our
NEW STOCK OF PRINTS.
A large stock of Meek & Bros wooden
goods still on hand. 48
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HORACE FISHER spent few days here
among old friends last week. He isstill at
Denver, doing well. 'f
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One man, editor Of the Corydon Monitor
was foolish enough to publish the "cancer
letter" from Nancy Campbell, of which
nearly every paper in Iowa received a
cODy
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WALKs.-The new brick walk in front
of Bacon s. Sewers grocery store and
the plank walks on east side of Tolbert &
Cox's lots on Washington street, are good
institutjons #sA-s1 -Fb* az 4E-sa tasss -s a-tRa
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The Muscatine Journal replies to the
Iowa CITY Press of last week as follows

The Muscatine journal replies to the
Iowa City Press of last week as follows
1.-The Iowa City Press says that sit seems tina,
the Muscatine Western concern has not got very
good backing" because some Of the laborers or
our line had been arrested for riot. If 1t would
be of any consolation for the Press (Which We
know it would mott we could inform it that the
concern has had backing enough to enable II
to back their cars from Muscatine right Into the
back door ofIowa City, and that the concern
lie still backing right up English river valley
where the Chicago, Omaha and st. Joseph "con
cern'' had intended to 60, provided they could
get some one to shack" them, which they have
totally failed TO do. The Press is very much wor
ried also, about the poor track and pine ties on
the Muscatine Western concern. The truth ID
that there is not a sawed pine tie on the track
The ties are all of the best qualities of oak,
and hewed Norway pine and spruce. They are
placed closer together than upon either line Of
the G. r. /. & P. Il. r. The track Is laid with
the very best quality of American iron, which
weighs fifty six pounds to the yard and now
that IL has been surfaced up, there is not an old
road in the State where the cars run more
smoothly than on our new one" - II-gg H-.t
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The preachers say they got q good joke
on Bro. MeAyeal the morning he was to
furnish milk for their breakfast. Bro. Sim.
mons can explain it. We dare not. u
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List of letters remaining in Post.ofice,
Oskaloosa, Iowa July 81, 1872. To obtain
these letters please say advertised" and
give the date of this list. q, find ,,..,.. .....
-"t- VIZ II NErpuAM d M
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FKsTIvAL.-The ladies OF the Christian
sociable will give supper at the College
on next Friday evening All are INVITED.
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L
proved Graim.saving and Time-Savine
Threshers Is without parallel in the annals OF Farm
Machinery.
More than twice as many Were made
and sold last year as were before made aud sold
oy any other Threshing Machine concern in she same
period Of its existence. =
T'hey went into every State from
Georgia, and met with their most marked sue
cess in the very states, aud even In the very
s '1 rs S oeSs Il f The ea qs less
CANT Farm Machinery, leading the van In the number
purchased. MINIMIZE I'M tfNSii Rl
Largely increased earnings are re-
ported by Threshermen who have used, and great
saving of grain by Farmers who have employed tbeu
They commanded n choice of jobs,
and usually from one-h ali cent to two cents per
6usasl EXTRA above other Machines, and bad plenty
of work long after other kinds 'siaid up" be
cause they saved The Fa5%sI srsi :, fp ssps
ing or market Inspection, and worked easy
for their horses.
Their capacity - remark able, not
only in ordinary conditions OF Wheat, Oats, Rye and
Barley, bu. in wet and bad-cOnditioned grain
thy and other light seeds.
LIN FLAX they are unrivaIed, even
by expensive machines made on purpose for Flax and
: nothing else. - -
ing and cleaning result from the admirable aud
Of the straw, and great cepasity Of the clean /.
80 Their Ease OF Draft, Cheapness OF
Repairing Ease Of Manag emeut etc.. froI their bav.
risrs, 40 Raddues and only about half as nuny
Belts Gear Wheels, Bores, Journals, ShQtS, Pulleys
ETC.. to CLOG WEAR OUT, Asrs GRAIN, AND TO DRAFT
or 10 be Kept IN REPAIR, as Other kiads.
) b Every Thresh erman should hesitate
before investing in the old style Of Machines which
are going out OF date, because be can get them or
long wnded" terms, or poor pay, or az little less
price, The difference In price between the best aud
the poorest Is only abous y 70 one hundred dollars
while the des,eaes ~ s so say r cs;gs
the satisfaction Of running the best its suL1beaeSs
after one two three seasons use.
: 4 Farmers, who EMPLOY, can decide,
n they choose soi0t kind Of Machines shall be used
n heir aei2h6orAoods and should investigate their
merits. one kind will save enough grain more than
4 sgother 20 pay the threshing bin they
shoud know It.
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Another invoice of queens ware and
glassware just opened at ~aw
A p MATTIsoN & Bros
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FOR SALE /
BIDS WANTED.

H BIDS WANTED.
Sealed bids from builders for the erec-
ton of a new school house in District No.
6, Adams Tp., will be received by the un-
dersigned until August 10. Specifications
may be seen at the residence of the under
signed, or at A. G. Smiths store, New
Sharon. -
46w2 T. E. HARTLEY.
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jr FRIENDS YEARLY MRETNe.--The an
nual gathering of Friends from all parts
of the country to attend the Iowa Yearly
Meeting at this city, takes place Sunday,
September l.. Those who have been pres
ent at such meetings know what immense
8 crowds assemble, numbering 10000 or TO-
900 people, with some from almost every
Stale in the Union, and frequently repre-
sentatives from England and Ireland. We
learn that an effort will be made this year
to divide this Yearly Meeting, and estab-
fishing another in the north part of the
State, which we should think at present
not desirable Railroad communication
is good to all parts of the State and the
expense of attending at this city can be
but trifle more than If located at Mason
City or Ackley, the latter places necessi-
tating travel to the Central road anyhow.
We believe the Friends anticipate large
attendance this wear
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CONSTANTLY ARRIVING
Those beautiful new Florence Sewing Ma.
chimes to meet the increasing demand at
C.T. Wizards v. E. HARVEY. 46.
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The Southwestern has secured the right
of way from Iowa City to Oskaloosa-
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PERsoNAL.-We received a pleasant call
from Mr.. SWEET ofVermont, an old school
mate of our lawyer friend. L. A. SCOTT.
Mr.. Sweet is looking over the West in
search of a location, and is very wen
pleased with this State, as is every man
who comes from rocky New England.
Mr.. 8. viii make valuable addition to
any community
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Who is wm. B. Thomas Report to P
NJ. Oskaloosa. s..r,
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REL1eIoUs.-The funeral sermon of the
late Mrs. Della Dunsmore viii be preached
in st. James church on Sunday morning
next. From lightning and tempest, from
plague, pestilence and famine, from battle
and murder, and from sudden death, good
lord dalivar nc ~ j. u. 8 ..e. .-srr e d