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New ROUTE TO PHrLA-The railroad now
building from Philadelphia to Newtown, will
be extended to the Delaware, and will connect
with the Mercer and Somerset r. r., thus at
fording a new through route, via New Bruins
wick, between Philadelphia and New York
1t is said that it will be four miles shorter than
any other route. The road passes through
Fox Chase, Huntingdon Valley, Davisvlle,
Southampton, Churchville and Addisville
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carriage manufacturers and whcelrights a fa-
miliar name, and instead of having to drum
up trade, the orders come in faster than they
can fill them 1t is one of the largest, if not
the largest factory of the kind in the world.
Bidding Mr.. S. good morning, we take our
leave, being highly pleased with our visit.
CLAUDE
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s55 The examination of the Pattenburg III
oters progresses very slowly No new fac is
have been developed since our last, the inves-
LEGATION having been held but two days dur
ing the last week. 1t was adjourned from
Monday to Thursday of this week to afford
the Prosecutor time to procure additional
testimony -Repubiicdn.
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BRIBERY.-Gov. Parker has issued proc
lamation against bribery at the coming cleo
tion. Certain Democrats around here will
please take notice. If they attempt to buy
votes as they did at the caucus, the law may
reach them. The fear of the law is the only
thing that will prevent them from doing it !;
for so far as any moral principle is concerned,
the one is as bad as the other
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"a" Mr.. r. II. Vanhorn, of 81 and 36 Union
street, Lambertville, we learn has iustreceived
a fine stock of Black Alpacas, amounting i'll
the aggregate to one thousand yards, which
he is selling at rates ranging from % cts. to
81 per yard. The prices are very low, and the
ladies have never before had such an immense
stock to select FROM
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(Conetasded Nert Week.)

Philadelphia has long been celebrated for
white doors and doorsteps, and white window
shutters with black bolts Not a little sport
has been made of this uniformity OF style in
the fronts of the dwelling houses. But
change has taken place and we think plea
SAINT one. Walnut doors and dor frames
are very properly taking the place of the white
ores,7 and it is to lie confessed that decided
inytownicSIt has beer Effected.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1872-10-29

~ In certain part of Hunterdon resides
family of staunch Democrats who declare
they will not vote for Greeley A politician
of some note, named Ch--n, was deputed to
labor" with them. He called and after be-
ing told that they didn't like man who had
abused them all his life replied with round
us like him, but it is the only way to git ;
Offices" That's Just it.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1872-10-29

AN APPROPRIATE" 0RAToR.-One of the
speakers at recent democratic meeting at
during the war to escape the draft. His con-
stitution was very delicate and couldn't stand
it. No wonder he is a Greeleyite. Horace
also went to Canada to pick up compromise
with the rebels-and they are now both eight
ing it out on that line
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GB- The residence of Joseph Beavers, at
Paramount, was broken into on the morning of
the 9Th inst, and a gun, &C., stolen. man
named Stephen Peer, who has served one term
in the State Prison, has been arrested as the
thief and is now in the custody of Sheriff Rit-
tenhouse. Democrat.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1872-10-29

eT- Mr.. William GOWN has been putting in
a substantial locomotive boiler in the engine
room of his Iron Works. The boiler was built
at his establishment, where number of others
have also been made, and have shown by prac-
teal tests to be frst-class in every particular.
Persons desiring boilers could not do better
than to give the Lambertville Iron Works their
orders.
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gB- A.V. Van Fleet, Esq, of Pennington,
addressed Republican meeting at that place,
on Friday, the 18th inst. 1t was a sound and
forcible address, we are told and could not
fail to do good. Mr.. Van Fleets voice ought
to have been heard oftener in this campaign
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1872-10-29

DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES AT the Democrat
ic caucus in this county, Peter Voorhees, was
nominated in the First District by a majority
of 431-he receiving 1909, and V. r. Mathews
639. In the Second District, John Carpenter,
IT., was nominated he receiving ZIG, Eli Boz
senbury $780, and Martin o'Brien 212. Nelson
V. Young, Geo. Hanson and Lewis Young
were selected for Coroners.
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Coop TEMpLARs.- meeting of Resolu-
ton Lodge, No. 8, l. o. G. T., held at their
room in this city, on last Friday evening, the
following officers were elected
w. C. T-Wm. Bastian.
w. V. T.-Mrs. Mary Pierson.
w. S.-Miss Clara Rooms.
F. S-Miss Susie Hoff.
W. T.-Elkton Catherill.
w. C.-George w. Shemalia.
w. Wildwood Roberts.
T. G.-Mrs. Leah Green.
0. G.-John Large.
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w We learn from the Press that at the
last meeting of the Mutual Building and Loan
Association of Frenchtown, thirty-six loans of
$500 each, were disposed of at an average pre-
MUM of $25.54a-a decline in price from last
months sales. Each share of stock is worth
$46.40. The Association has just completed
its third year.
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~ The Pennington ring, as usual, carried
the day at caucus, and Voorhees, is their cam
didate We should suppose the Democracy of
this section of the county were about tired of
jumping every time the "rins" pulls the
string.
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GB- According to the Frenchtown Press,
=" boisterous laughter, dancing and indecent
language are common at the depot in that
town. We should suppose that a moral and
quiet community like that, would at once take
steps to stop such an evil.
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GRAND MASS MEETING OF CoLoRED Vo-
TIERS THE colored voters of New Hope and
vicinity, will hold a mass meeting at Van
Harris Hotel on next Monday evening Ad-
dresses are announced by Hon. Frederick
Douglass and Isaiah c. Wears, Esq. The Del
monico Brass Band of Trenton, will be pres
ent, and a grand time may be expected.
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LARGE SWEET PoTATo.-Mr, Edw b. Ritten
house of this city, has sent to our office sweet
potato, raised by a gentleman in Cape May
County, which weighs seven pounds and thr-
teen ounces, and measures twenty-four inches
in circumference.
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rs" Mr.. Geo. Bangchoff is erecting fine
brick dwelling house on the New Brunswick
turnpike, short distance out of town, where
He also expects to remove his slaughter-house
to his new property. This will be good news
to persons residing in the vicinity of the pres
ent location of the slaughter-house, the odor
from which is very offensive.
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g3S- The Independent states that Messis.
Ishmael Brink, Thomas Bancroft and II w.
Matthews, Of Frenchtown, have returned from
a short sojourn in Virginia, where they have
been on hunting expedition. They succeed
ed i'll shooting seven deer. Mr.. Brink brought
he has at his residence.
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eg- Capt Allen, the hero of Bull Run, still
continues to deliver funeral orations for the
dead Democracy. He spoke at Milford on
Tuesday evening of last week and at Baptist
town last evening. We expect to see quite
falling off in the Democratic vote in both these
places.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1872-10-29

Iss- The Adams Express Company now has
the control of the Express department of the
Pennsylvania Railroad.
The above is going the rounds of the papers
Mr. G. D. Barber the express agent in this
city, informs us that SO far at least as the Bel
videre Division is concerned, that company has
had control for several years. the " Central
Express =" being the Central Division of the
Adams Express.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1872-10-29

eB- Fritz, Photographer, 46t Goryell ST.,
Lambertville, N. j. The latest and most i'm
proved styles of Pictures always obtained at
this Gallery. IT,
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PEACHES. We're shipped from Elem
ington Station, during the season recently
closed, "a, 764 baskets of pcachcs-a much
larger number than during any previous season.
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GB- Governor Parker has appointed John
G. Rafferty,, Esq, of Pennington, Judge of the
Court of Common Pleas of this county, in the
place of Peter Voorhees,, deceased.
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eas" Mrs. Jane Green, residing on Clinton
street, fell down an entire flight of stairs on
last Saturday morning, biriising and cutting
herself considerably, but not dangerously.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1872-10-29

GERMANTOWN WooI.-R. Ii. Vanhorn "a
and 36 Union street, Lambertville, has just re-
ceived one hundred pounds of Germantown
Wool, of new and beautiful shades.
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~ A fireman wishes us to say, that elf
is to play on it," Please, don't strain the
punning machine too hard, or it may get "put
out of order
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GB- DR.. Vim. +. Muhenburg graduate of
the University of Pa, has located in Fleming
ton, and taken the practice of DR.. j. A. Gray,
decd.
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Css- Do not forget that we are prepared to
do all kinds of JOB PRINTING, such as posters,
hand bills, circulars, bill heads cards. etc,
plain or in colors, at reasonable rates.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1872-10-29

"a You cannot afford to purchase Sew
ing Machine without first giving the sDO-
NESTLE" a careful examination I'm.
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e8- On Saturday evening last, the box of a
m ,rtar bed belonging to Patrick Hunt &; ve
way, and the contents were speedily emptied
into the street,.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1872-10-29

as A gentleman by the name of Bioe, fell
between the cars and platform thss morning,
at our depot, as the train was moving; but for
tunately escaped injury.
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gB- Do the Voorhees, men intend again to
offer 81 to those certain individuals to stand
at the polls, as they did at caucus?
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rs Rev. w. r. Cries, formerly Chaplain
of the 104th Penna. Vols, died in Allentown,
on Monday of last week.
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"a No Machine is increasing its sales and
gaining public favor as rapidly as the DO
MESTIC." I'M
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gY- Recently, the house of w. F. Gross, in
Kingwood, took fire. but the discovery was
made in time to prevent any serious damage.
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~ We are under obligations to Mr.. Chas.
Massey and Mr. Chas. w. Clark, for copies of
English newspapers.
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gB The firemen will soon be seen in their
new badges. We are glad to see the Council
so prompt in looking after the wants of the
firemen
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u" Ent sells the Domestic. 1t is taking
like wild-fire. If.
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G Step up and get your fifty cents, and
vote for Voorhees, -
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lftl1B2 lfllBR

which, being translated, means "Third Ward
Democratic Headquarters.
SECOND WARD.
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50 Per Annum, in Advance.

for the purpose of introducing it through
out the county, we will, for the present. fnr-
!, 1t to Clubs of twenty, or any larger nun :
Der by mall for $3.50 per copy, cash in adj
vance, and copy free to the getter-up of the
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1872-10-29

Every Republican voter in the county should
have the RECORD" and also every Demo-
crat who wants to know about .atotier sida ),
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NOW is the time those who have promised
to aid the undertaking, to "put thei, shoulders
to the Wheel and help run up the list.
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SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY & HUMOROUS
Reading Matter!
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Will find the RECORD an excellent medium
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General Banking Business,
"a GOOD THING.

II Hr. smsth's ~Elsctric oll" sbsorb 0Atl-
erSsl Breast In TIVE days. allaytnk AL pain In
oue minute. there ID no lMs0tnati0u, the
party knoWs u, sure.
from the leading Lawyer In Iowa Cfty3
take pleasure In stoathg tAA4 Dr. eEnitiise
Electric oil has been used g my taniix. and
found nvalaae's' cTx s. = RaS Nun
From m. 5. 4. ISL. ths greatsst Druggist
West Of Chica61
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Wrom b. kansay,l
Or. g. B. SIXTH. rh!ladeiphis. Ysas Flee
tric OH GAVIN imine1jals RELIEF - my littte
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smith's Electric on ! % Thousands can tee
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like any thing else, o. all me A0CScfu oAy.
ArNofe ekAn Iao cures haNe been made u
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largo lee TO .speciali9ts ~ this OIL caseM, and
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On. SHIFTS sEiECxfc OIL" IL doing Tooz
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PARALYsIs.--Dr. Smiths Electric
DIP has cured It. The most agonizing
headsabe and obdurate tumors have
been discussed by 1t likewise. Try It
on felons on gathered breasts, bruise
rough and chapped face and lips. It
is sweet and delicate to taste, and moro
than . fragrant balm on an abrasion, q
cut or wound. In the mouth Of infan-
cy 1t is soothing, and . lady's nursing
sore mouth may be relieved Of irrita-
ton in day, yes an hour.
TAYLOR, BLAKE & Co, Agents.
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You farmers who want to buy
nacbiHerys ypttca chap and on easy
terms, now Il your time 10 do AZ We
don't propose to be underspld by any
body Low prices seem 10 be the or
der q tho day. Wesselt Browne corn
planters for 5000. They are improv-
ed 80 that you can see the corn drop
We sell Cultivators for $3.50. We
also sell combined Rcapcrs and Now
ers for sl0oO0; Sslky Hay I Rakes 70
1890; and everything else as low a.
any other dealers. Allwe ask il, come
and see us, and we will be sure to sell
you. 4. T. SAGE 4 CO.,
n Apr4wSt Agency City
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& ASTHMAsCGHEO.
NERVOUS DEnfLIrr.

- WitA tts GLOOMY astenaaats. Tor. spirits,
depression iavolssmt1ry eaassions, ioss ~
semen, spcrmctorrh0d. loss ~ pogcr, dis-
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impotence and insbeciiity, fisd q sousreigs
ssre ~ II OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TT
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the root Of the matter. tone up the system
arrest The discharges. and impart vigur
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man. They havo cured thousands OF
cases. Price. IS per package Of i've boxes
and large "a vial. which ID very import
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single box. Sid by Druggists, and sent
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r. school Fund Debtors

Notice is hereby given to oil debtors
to the school fund, TO call upon the un-
dersigned at once, and pay up the
amount due said fund, or make salts
factory arrangements for All extension
of time; prorided, that this notice is
not intended 70 waive any rights Sc
cured by, or under anotice to school
fund debtors, published February 9th,
1871, by G.. D. Hackworth, County
Auditor. WV. II. CALDWELL,
mayl5-dlt-w4t. Co. Auditor.
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anmana sAare yvith 1zorse,

Romans share with Herses the. bene,
dss aerivs oiH tom th~ warfd- enoWned
MExI AN MUSTANG LINIMENT TIL.
most irrefragaoie testimony establish
the fact that this wondrous balm exertf
the same sootbing and healing influence
wnen applied TO the human cnticie, that
bone, poll evil. scratches, wind gall and
Other ailments Of the horse which require
outward treatment. II is, In fact, the
most edcCtiial OF all external remedi les for
rhenmatism, govt, stiffness Of the neck.
neuralgia. sore throat swelling. CUTS and
truiles Of NJ kinds. -
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Bibles aud Tees amonts, English, German
Au0 SWedo, AZ al descriptions, u prices low.
es than anywhere else, at
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LIVER

OHep eompaAiuing Of weaknsn .dcesnty a0S
~ SpifitS 6omS3lmee many VI the Abovv
aympto1a oateuA the diseaoo. and ~ oeho'
0msa very lev Of them; but thu ltveg 10 gen
eYally thA organ most fuvnaved. Cure M
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!. q. Bees

Calls the attention Of his old patrons
and others, to the factthathe has again
engaged IN tho work Of his trade, to-
wit: Paper and Paper Hanging, and
for the present be cal, be found or Or
ders can DO left at his grocery on
Main street, just north Of the Depot
Hotel. mar.6-dtGwtf.
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From the subscriber living lx
miles cast of Ottumwa, on the 18th
instant, small dark bay mare, seven
years old, white stripe on her face
and q scar on the inside of her left
hind leg. Any person who will give
information Of her whereabouts or
return her to me will paid for their
trouble. ;. v. HoyT.
May ", '72-wtf.
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sARArouAspR1Js0sArorruSswA
IOWA.

Is ~ -a1 Y =
1ARAC0oA SPRINGS ATOTTuNQWA
IOWA.
Cal at Taylor, Blake Il Cos and drink
the E1celsior Spring Water. On
draught, fresh from the Sprsns at
Saratoga:
This water is brought from Saratoga
in Gas-tight Reservoirs, lined with
-P-.-- Da~.a.- T:.> ~.-a - c----i $500 "a
our counter precisely as It flows from
the Spring, without charging it with
Gas. s. 80
The water Of the Excelsior Spring is
invaluable, removing aud preventing,
by its aperient and Alternative effects,
the incipient forms of disease.
II is highly recommended by the
most eminent physicians, and is used
with great success in tho treatment of
Dyspepsia, Constipation of the bowels,
affections Of the Liver and Kidneys,
Fevers, Scrofula, Cutancous Diseases,
&c. II is also an excellent remedy for
tho Headache, and a pleasant and
healthfnl beverage.
For the sake of uniformity, and that
the Excelsior Water on Draught''
may be known as genuine through the
United States, by the most casual
observer, we have adopted trade
marx in the style and lettering Of our
marble base and draught tube, so that
purchasers will find the arrangement
the same at the different places where
our Water is sold on draught-
From Alfred L. Loomis, NJ. D.
Professor of the Institute and Practice
Of Medicine in the University Of the
City Of New York:
During my whole professional life !
have been accustomed to use freely the
Waterof Congress and Empire Springs.
About six months since, accidently,
was furnished with . few bottles Of
the Excelsior" Spring Water, and
found 1t so much moro agreeable to the
tasto and pleasant in It's effects than
either Congress or Empire Water, that
! have since used it myself, and recon-
mended it to patients requiring q
gentle Chathartic and Diuretic.
A. L. LooMIs, N. D.
For sale on Draught and in Bottles
by Taylor, Blake b Co.
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SIMMONS

and 10 mistaken for rheu0at
oCh 70 adected With loss az q
nooo, bowels IN general CO.
alfoinattag with Ian. The j
With paln, AA4 doll heAxy q
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. Darid RumD.eu and Jacob Rump,e,

~ 1@hs" nHHsBsttt u5tu " Ucoo HteHtHtetti
You are hereby notified that there Is now
On HE fn the Office of tho Clerk of the District
Court OF Wapeilo county State or Iowa. q
petition OF j. y. s ryiss, claiming OF on. dis
coyery, relief, and that certain lands In said
county should be subjected TO the satisfac.
ton Of plaintiffs Judgment; ali of which il
Row al large set ouf in The said petition.
New unless you appear thereto sud defend
next term of said Court, to be held al ottuill.
wa, In said county, commencing On the 9th
OF September, A. j.. fS;2. Default VIII be en-.
ter.d against you and Judgment will b.
rendered thereon. 1900 A 58. ~
T.. W. & mo. S. wpoLSON.
may. 2wsw Attorneys for Plaintiff,
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PROOF OF WILL.

STATE OF IOWA,
Wapelio County,
To all ,cAona Il may Concern,
Notice is hereby given that at q regular
term OF the Circuit Court, In and for said
county on the llth day Of March,. lS72, u ere
was opened and kublicly reed in open court,
the last will and testament of Nancy Engle.
late Of sold county deceased, AID YOU are
further notified that the second day OF the
- Ond Monday, the 10Th day OF June, 1872,
has been set as the day for she final hearing
and proof Of said viii, NJ which time all per-
sons interested, may appeal ard show cause
why the same should not be admIsted to pro-
bate. L. NJ. COOLEY,
May 4th, 1879. z.yis a9a4f3 8 Clerk.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-05-23
1 S. M. Hendricks has moved TO our

s. M. Hendricks has moved TO our
city and viii run general business in
the way Of stone and brick work of all
kinds, aud will guarantee entire salts.
faction in all cases. He proposes to
work as cheap as the cheapest where
first class workmanship Is required.
He also has plenty Of brick ON hands
ut this time. Prompt attention given
to flne and cistern work.
All orders left at DR.. Walslen's store
will receive prompt attention, 81 lsfte,
box AL. Mar.33d2tw-N3na.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-05-23
j. R. Rrlssell's
INDIANA" GROCERY !
I will keep the Bestef Goods
at the Lowest. Prices. Il

Frsands and acquAintances. IN stswn and
country. are solicited toccne and 80 me be-.
fore purchasing elsewhere. Ats NfS