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oss small towns, m ovsr. the coUntfy,
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building owner. the grooer. tho tailor,
and ~ assistants % 6l.n h carrying
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Hut The mitss frDm here and stsiefS
must b diligently gsthsrvd and
patiently hoartlsd, or the where Nth
TO discharge the liAbIIttiss will never
BE- suiiiciently bulky. We iinagins
the printer VIII get up 40 uuhroes 70
liis Widely scattered dollars so,usthing
like the Following: g -
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aud Of manner Of lracslons lnen which
you srs divided, collsct yourselves and
coms home. You ars wanted. Cam
binatiops Of ~ sorts Of men hslp to
make the printer : pfopristor, gather
ID such sorcs and dssna0d With such
good fsasons your appearances at hid
counter that nothing short Of you viii
appeAse them. CoIIsce yourselves, fOs
valuable = you sFs you VII never ply
the onst Of colIscting. Cams hers In
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you In battalion. and ssnd you birth
again 20 battle for him and vindlcats
hls feeble credit" ai*itsa
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Administrators Sale.

Notice 10 hereby given, that the under.
etoned. George w. Smith and Th0mas Knott.
Administrators OF the estate Of John Wea-
yer. decd, will In pursuance Of an order Of
the Circuit Court Of Cedar county, Iowa,
made ~ the February term thereof, A. %.
1874. aeM q public auction, on Saturday, the
Itth day Of December, A. D., 1879, nj 10 o'clock
A. H., the following piece OF timber land To-
Wit: The west half OF the southwest quarter
ri Of section eight Isl In township eighty
lS0I range three tyl west Of the 9Th p. m.
Haid sale will take place on the premises,
and the land sold In lots to suit purchasers.
GEO. w. SMITH, u
SHsA THOMAS KNOTT. Aam =.
3. J.. SIXTH, Atty for Admir-.
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SHERIFF sALE.

BY virtue OF Q special execution TO me d.
rected. issued from the Office u the Clerk OF
the Circuit Court. in and for the county Of
Coutts, and against the Iowa south Western
Railroad Co., have levied upon the fol-
lowing property ~ the property Of the said
L s. w, r. N. Co. to.wit:
Twelve thousand six hundred ties more or
less iying along the line Of the Iowa south
Western Railroad, in Cedar county Iowa.
And shall Offer the same for sale N the
Court House door, In the town Of Upton, In
said county, on Saturday. the eth day OF
Bee., A. D., 1872, ~ ten o'clock. A M. OF said
day. TO satisfy said execution and costs that
may accrue thereon.
Dated this llth day Of Nov, A u. 1879.
Nfla JOHN u. SHEARER.
3w6 s53s Sheriff Of Cedar Co. Iowa.
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A Wicked Trick.

A rather contemptibls trick was
played on one Of our young clsrka
Sunday night. He bought cut glass
bottle Of cologne. with glass stopper
and pink ribbon, to present to young
LAZY he is keeping company with. but
ON reaching the house he felt = littlc
embarrassed for fear there were menu
bsrs Of the family present, aud % len
the beautiful gift ON the stoop, and
passed In. The movement was per-
csived by . gracslsss brother Of the
young lady, who appropriated the CO.
ID ns for his own use. and rehlled
the bottle with hartshorn from the
family jar. aud then hung round to
observe the feauit. Ina little while
tbs young man slipped out on tho
stoop, and securing the splendid gift.
slipped back again iuto the parior,
where. with . few appropriate words,
he pressed IL upon the Llushiug girl.
Liks faithful daughter that she vas
she 1t ones FASTENED into the presence
Of her mother, aud the old lady was
charmed. They didn't put up scent
stun like that when she was girl
1t was kept In . China tsa cup. and
II wss held together by samples Of all
the famiiy's hair. But she Was very
much pleased with It. She drew out
tho stoppsr laid the beautiful pstals Of
her nostrsls over ths apersturs. aud
fetched . pull at the contsnts that
fairly made Thorn bubble. Then she
laid the bottle down, and picked up
! bsass mounted firs shovel, and said
ohe. . so0n - she could speak.
"Whsrs 10 that sinking brst?"-And
he. NIL D unconscious Of Whist hal hap
psned, was before the mirror, adjust
Ing his nscktie and smiling 1t him
esif. And here she found him, aud
said to him. 'sOh, you are laughing At
the trick on the old woman. are you.
you wall eyed lepsr." And she bast-
"a hinrons on the ear And he. being
by nstuSe more eloquent with bis legs
thar ais tongue, sss.sened s.cn .heee.
bowling Iike ,nad. and accompanied
% the gate by the brass mounted show
d. He says he would give every thing
81 earth II he could shake N the I'M
preston that : mistake had besn
made.
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Dr. Trask was engaged for twenty yeavm
. course Of experiments upon the medical ~ IA
critics and power OF vegetables, separate -
combined. AT the age Of seventy year. - !. .snli
ceeded In presenting 10 the world. a. T vs.
Of his experiments, combination o. .egs'.Sis
extrscfs, the power Of which in remosnk .rs
eases is unequaled in the annals Of Aealss%ss
His discovery consists N 2 co ~ "1;th
ton Of these powerful Vegetable Exia = osnt.
Electricity or Aagnetism in tue form q = ~
Cersaia, ls n, that the remarkable - y
unprecedented success which has attenoss, !, n
application In the cure Of diseases, stamps ~. mi
once q the greatest discovery OF me 8, " 10
esas 1os trial and close inses'lea'0'
ID nevor fails, while there re.nai,n .s, =.
Accent life 70 restore . natural and healthy ~
ton 10 the capillary vessels OF the ooGk, ~
means controlling power h game. ~, csnnd
most malignant forms Of disease, WINCH
be O0teine0 from any other remedy. As.ss
e0ch h s6ae 20 sver Of Gals Cox1s,as a
eSOsl, that II penetrates TO every ~ ~ I'm.
tho hIman frame; every bone and mnscss ,s,
nerve and ligament 10 searched ont e .S. ~
eeasibls Of ~ purifying and healing ~ y, n q.
Hence Il copes as readily with insefn1
terual disease. ,.esl
who're this remedy has restored health %
l3ento - near the grave that the moss y 49,
intenal remodies Tailed TO produce az 49,
Bach hae frequently been the case ID LIZ
ton Of the Bowels. .-,.s ~
lisssss wssss Is Sssnsac oiatnens can s''e
1sr naaannsssry nhssnasasS'
~ Otntment Il tho most cooplese - skreI
EsSP::s c.a;., rSs DipAsAsr'a OF rad'a '
N 1isssy.sles ESQ., q: s. g ~
A1Adpod, e VIM a66Fd entire relied 70 ~
0aeeo0 Navo1s Hsea.nAs in thirty nisSstsss \
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go =. go N.
AinS o. - - sseesss.
49, III p..sr--7sa u, ~ g
= 800 Above allno94 % Henry
lss and am reql1ded q = shoss
ncceaas ~ ~ eArser siyep e ne noe
long - ~ = trlend 80 was brought
~. 40 him. Henry smith y known
thralghOut the conntfy - QUO q the
moef desperate operators IN Wall
street. ~ va he Who became -
neeso ~ me Black Frtaay time q the
head 81 The hfm OF Smith. Gould =
Martin u vas be who ~ With Flsk
~ me oo'd opssaseors sgelnst sns Efss
reaiFoe0 !; apo y - ne VINO mace Z
cefner on gresnoacks last winter ~
carryipg aye millions p dollars on ne
psrson md lockieg a ~ ~ the Tenth
National Bank-rvhich iasf opsrseion
Became the subject ot Congressional
inquiry. smith came o. lo waning.
ton and wss examsrsd. Tne commit
- did n0s gsf much comfort Out Of
his answs1 sIes1 sshsd MIN q ne
mad locked up i've millions Of 0osiais
% ereee0scks. he Hankax saio ne
haels They esksd hlW why ne al0 ..
De meeIy sesnowisdsse tnss " a'0 =.
eomAke money ~ the opsfassons ena
WASTES = Know what the conmlssee
INTENDED 70 90 About y. WNhooI
esswssag. the nsmoers Of Tue eom
mittee asksd wbse right ne ma q 'ocA
Up tnat amount q money. Ineh ne
got angry and told them mat y -
none Of their Cd business tnas 10
money was nis own ana ne cou'o =
With u = % liksd ana !" vs. soOu.
that time that the eommltses Nuuo
that they had made mistake. on''sn
collected about nIty oo'ian Wins
sess Asd returned 70 NAV for1. .no
that va the iast o. the s''iy iuses.'s.
ton. A gentleman mo va s'so :
witnsss 0ssore the comm''s s..u
subsequently,, that Sm.sn - s.l'y
carried the nvs millions o. oo''..s On
bib pess0n sor swo Gays Aus Inning
This ossrcoes Vas niseN Wild Poc@e's'
aud into these sne money - sso'..'
Smith y about q q . -" o'u:
-. - A. ss ii
short o. stature, silgns - @"s'
red Of hair. Inc 's'ter ne ,s CIV
close, and bis wnnken 2 - u'''.'ie
or mutton cnop. WIN ou..scne'
HIS name - NOT 1enrS N. nor .1sas
n. Smith, put Norman henfy om'.n.
He 10 native OF iiosa' r..' . "'o'
village wn'cn y snut - w" 49,.
ing gface rum rug ou'.lus ~"
circae o. niils' wn'cn - '.n 49,.
sucn "a epcnsnsaDS
cnnes % ones nsno'y
tns p's''y "'',s . -. =. !.
op.ssso. ~ - u..;.h :
s.,'1 = 80 - P 49, n, /.
o'c. .ss1s =. ~. ~
Ooehaog against Aom tna' r sps". "''
yosns days ABOUT = "s"e' vn'.s .oS.
do, and ~ y notnins against nun we.
he learned the snosmaAe" 0.o. ~.
wss On sxcei'sst workman. AN s.'u
thsss that Tom smish can maze ."s
best hns loot OF any man IN Ams''cs'
A love scrspe. u am c"IFecs'y su-
formed, drove him rom me ".u@.'
and lapstons and TOOK MIN 70 D.n..o
= year or Two Ds'ors sne @ s
there he attended courss o. instfuc.
ton 10 one Of the "ousieeas cOheees
which were % common tnen. rou.
thts be operated 10 BunaiO 10 sma''
way, going nnalIy 20 Aioany. rs
could not long remain IN s0cn P'sce'
and he turned his eyes towafu NV
York.
His carver - money-ofoker =
without parallel IN hist'.ry. II Wooi0
b Idle 10 estimate hts wealth. for 70
day n might - twenty millions and
70 morrow ten. He b called the sue
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- M.

Fo r. $ A I Il /.
I WILL sell my farm, one and one-hali
sOnable terms. said farm Is under good cul.
tivatlon. well fenced. and has on II a com
Portable house, large barn, three wells, and
. frst rate bearing orchard
For further parti sulars add ess or enquire
ID. REEVES,
Sms3 WEST BRANCH. CEDAR Co.. Iowa.
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70 ALL OLAF AID HlRll|IlIlll

Desirfngt to benefit my unfortpn.,.sssss
creatures. will forward TO ali IN MAE iellos
Of charge, recipe or method ~ "a h
spectivciy, which has cured m,. w, n
many many Others oIiong- standing deafness ~, ~
clans In this country and Enrnna' est phya.
With stamp. II. THIEMANNs. Fiji, Asadis..
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Dot Of TAO anin,als supplied With
milk from = dairy In lexington, Eng
land. seventy suffered from typhoid
fever; 16S individual cases occurred
within ten weeks, and thirty died !.
An investigation showed that the
cows drank water from ~ old under
ground tank. built % woN,i, an.i much
decayed The milk cans were washed
to the same water, aud, In Ill proba-
biiity. the water was also mixed with
the milk. AZ the fever attacked only
such parties In thst district o. used
the milk. the water IN the rotten tank
must have been the cause. rhis Ii
only one more evidence OF the danger
Of using Ioui water aud giving 1t to
animals 1t has been shown that
stsynaDt water acts % . slow poison to
" we'll ~ mon. and II Ii !
matter II flrst importance 10 III dairy
men and stock -raisers, ~ well 81 fam
lilies, TO iss only purs. fresh water.
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DR.. Bowditch. In the atlantic Month
". gives some good advice atn0t the
construction and Arrangement Of hous-
-. He Cautions against building near
the sea-coast. an1 in the country pre-
fe1 slope to dssd-ievei He would
have room given Tor ! bountsous In
gress and exress of cir. Even IN the
coolest weather ~ winter he woui ID
have apsrturss Ten ~ chs windows by
night. He would have al the rooms
with open fire-plsces. leaving the on
tries end halia only to BE- warmed BY
furnaces. He would have the inmates
of thsss houses 70 out freely ID Ill
wrsth@rs, except Ia the m0st violent
storms. "Whsnsvse 10 doubt about
going out, alDuys 90 oNe."
"a ~
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LANDS IN IOWA

Upon application to the undersigned H.. :.
RAILROAD MAP OF IOWA corraac 49, psia, N
descriptive pamphlet, containing ssss usse ~
efthat part Of the Stale In which i si,aa,aa ~
Land Grant q the Chicago Rock Island M =. y
r. r. Co., and giving full and detailed rstt
- 70 the location. quality producss t.ss !. geaa
ETC.. Of more than 500 900 acres Of land No. ~ ~
neAr the line of the railroad The ianSs ~ ~ -
cheapest and hest Farming Lands now h -, sN "
Ret In lows, the most productive and n,s - ~
agricultural State In the Unien and are hSsr -
I'd 1t low prices and most favorable ierrs y. ~ ~
r. Co., Davenport, Ia. akk
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As soon - they emerge from the
hydraulic press, postage stamps are
gunmed. The paste IL made from
clear starch, or rather its dcxtrin,
which 10 acted upon chemically and
then boiled, forming . clear, smooth,
slightly sweet mature. Each Of the
sheets is then taken separately, placed
upon . fat board, the paste is spread
with . large whitewash brush and the
sheet is laid between two wire racks
and placed on pile with others to
dry. Great care is taken in the msn-
ufscturc Of this paste, which il per
fectly harmless. This gratifying fact
hiss been concimively proved BY IN
analysis recently made BY IN eminent
chemist.
After the cumming, another pross-
ing in the hydraulic press follows.
Then more coumting-in fact, stamps
are counted no len than thisteen
times during their process NJ mAnu-
factufc. The sheets ere then cut in
half, each portion containing one hum
dred stamps, this being done by girls
with ordinary hand shears.
Next follows the perforating which
is performed by machinery. The per-
forations are 6rst made in = perpcn-
'dicular line and then in : horizontal
line. Another pressing follows-this
time to get rid Of the raised edges
on the back Of the stamps made by
the dies.
This ends the manufacture. A
separate apartment 10 devoted to the
packing and sending OF the stamps TO
the different poet-ofkces. II win be
seen by this account that any absurd
rnmors concerning the poisonous or
,lnclesn properties a postage stamps
arr utterly without fosswslstion.
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New York fashionable weddings
now come on IN hour after dinner.
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~ ,nS(sete3 yDsakly Jessaal uaksssall e6alls6te
- - e1neeo@eG ren0ec.s - 1r
sooooen0so aao Chomoeea - Aeesnean sasse.
80 - Ha1a In Hank OR N0wa 6toYe0.
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mi mlscsisnK ~ p 81 t1ares t,,e rSrsst sneci
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80 49, ~ "r y. Ina ana hes,,ty az THE AZ
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AuCbC abC sSSbg o0sa0 stN10Otse1eeeetx
for wearing the beard thsn TIE mere
Improvement Il = mans personal sp.
pearailce and the cultivation Of such
Al aid to the everyday diplomacy o
life. The hair of the moustache moi
only absorbs the moisture and miss.
ma OF the fogs, but it strains the All
from the dust and SCOT of our large
cities. 1t acts also in the most scien-
ti6c manner, by taking the heat from
the warm breath ~ il leaves the
chest, and supplying il TO the cold
air taken in. II is not only . reSpi-
rator, but with . beard entire We have
comforter ~ we'll, and one one new
cr left at home like the umbrella and
oil such appliances when they are
most wanted.
Modatt aud Livingston, the explor-
era, and many other travellers, sav
that Ut night no wrspper can equal
the beard. A remarkable fact. too,
that the beard, like the hair Of the
head, protects against the hest Of the
sun; it acts - the thatch does TO the
ice-house; but more than this, it be-
comes moist with perspirstion, and
then, by evaporation, Goods of the
skin.
A man, then, who accepts this pro-
lection Of nature may face the rudest
storm and the hardest winter. He
may 60 from the hottest room into
the coolest air without dread, and We
verify believe that he might sleep in
: morass with impnnity. At least,
his chance of escaping the terrible
fever would be better than his beard
less compahicn's.-American Artisan.
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LOOK at THE PREMIUMS.
4 Chrome, ssOUR DARLING," to every
Subscriber.
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ROAD. I0.OOOs000 ssr:s q the BEST
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Valley, now for SALE
Mid Climate, Fertile Soil,
for Grain growing and Stock raising unsur-
passed BY any IN the United states.
CHEAPER IN PRICE, more favorable terms
Even, and more c0nvenient 70 market than
Rree uoneseoaAe ~ Actual Settlers.
The best location f6r Manifestations
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Address, - %. =. DAVIS,
Land Com'r u. z. r. r. Co, OnAHA. NEE.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-09-04

The Hon. Thos. f. Bramlette late Governor of Ken
lucky has consented represent the Trustees in the
management of this second Grand Gift Concert, and
he will personally see that the money from the
the drawing is fairly conducted and the gifts Justly
awarded and promptly paid -
The drawing will take place in public in full view
the audience, and under the Immediate supervision
and direction of the officers and Trustees of the Public
Library of Kentucky and the following named eminent
and disnterested citizens who have consented TO be
present and see that all is fairly done:
Hon. M X Hardin Judge Court Appeals. ny.
Hon. j Proctor Knott, late c. Lebanon, Dis.
Hon. w Bruce. Judge Ninth judicial Dis. ny.
lion. I b Cochran, Chancellor Lou Chan Court
vers' Bank.
Col. phil Lee. Com. Atty, Ninth Judicial Dist.
Or: G, Graham, founder Graham Cabinet
Col. Jflson p johnson. Manager Gait House.
DIR. s. Bell, Prof Medical University, Louisville
Hon. G. Baxter, Mayor, Louisville.
Hon L. L. Burnett, City Attorney.
Henry Wolford. Treasurer Louisville.
A. U. Bramnin, Pres. Manufacturers Bank.
James Bridgeford Pres. I'd National Bank.
W. c. ID. Whips, Proprietor Willard Hotel.
j. G. Johnston. Pres. Traders Bank.
- ii. Victor Newcomb, firm of Newcomb. Buchanan X
Henry Deepen, Pres. German Bank.
Andrew Graham, Tobacco and Cotton Merchant
Or. NOrvn Green. Pres. l.. * q. Short Line r. X.
Vol. Rose. Agent Adams Express Company.
TEOs. E. BRAMLETTE,
Ag't Public Library of KY, Public Library Building.
LOUISVILLE KENTUCKY.
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cation
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w. N. HALDEMAN, Vice. President.
JNO. s. CAIN. Secretary.
FARMERS & DRoyERs' BANK, Treasurer
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