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The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1873-05-01
II EGAL NOTICE.
State OF Iowa,
Mahaska County.

To A Sparks:
YOn are hereby notified that there is now on
file in the office OF the clerk of the Circuit court,
in and for Mahaska county, Iowa, petition OF
E. Hawley, claiming of you three hundred dol
lars, and ten per cent interest thereon from FEB
10, 1872, on a promissOry note executed by you
10 him.
And that unless you appear and answer or de,
fend thereto, on or before noon oil the second
duy of the next term of said court, to be com
menced on the third Monday of May, A. D., 1873,
your default will be entered, and a Judgment
will be rendered against you for the whole
amount claimed with interest and costs.
JOHN +. LACEY,
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MEDICAL.
Confessions OF an Invalid.
The means of self-cure.

DUBLISHED as warning and for the benefit of
Young men and others who suffer from Ner-
vous Debility, Loss OF Manhood, ETC., supplying
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Written by one who cured himself, after under
going considerable quackery, and sent free on re-
ceiving postpaid directed envelope.
Address, NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Rrooklyn
New York. n40m
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THE OSKALOOSA HERALD.
Thursday, May !, 1873.
TWILIGHT DREAMS.

When, his brightest glories showing,
Moves the day-king to his rest
Where the bride, with bushes glowing,
Will receive him to her breast,
Then love to WOO my visions,
And to chase them through the sky,
Though they mock me in derision,
As they brighten but to fly.
Tell me not of mortal pleasures,
Dearer than my twilight dreams;
They are more than earthly treasures,
Each gift celestial seems.
IN my fancy's wide dominions
They are all imprisoned there,
And would not bind the pinions
Ofmy twilight dreams so fair.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
NlSSoLUTION NOTICE.

The partnership heretofore existing between d.
c. Tomlinson and Mrs. X. V. Tomlinson, is this
day dissolved. ID. G. Tomlinson having sold his
entire interest to Miss Kate Laughlin, of Oska.
loosa.
ID. c. TOMLINsoN,
RACHEL E. ToMLINsoN,
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and from wh..h The hal dsr,a 81 generally
To, ,,".s III, LOT s.i.,".s IL l.. al NJ catarrt
Ic!d lntoco :s AMI, large, from tto possibility
# abr wing remedies to t,s cavit4 chamber
" d. If I se Crd:try methods. T. obstacle il
he y ) OF clectiu. "tT6S IL entirely rrcome bN
he invention OF us Douche. In using this instru
neidt the Fluid is carried by its own weight t"0 snqing
orchg or pumping being requirefrl up ON" no>tri IN
ull GENTLY flowing stIt am TO the highest portloa
lIe nasal passages, passes into and thorough,
eahses all the tubes and chambers connected there
Ttl. and flows cut Of the opposite nostrl, Ii U.s.
l. Euii and xplicst directions accompany Cacl
instrument When used with this instrument, DR.
I;Ila tn tlic Head - by a few Applications
symptoms OF CataTI Ia. Frequent heal ache
.sclrarge falling into throa sometimes proiuse
HatIry, thick mucug, purulcnt offensive, &c. II
)tIIls . try ness dry watery, weak or ntamed eyes
,tolI,ug up or obstruction of nasal passages, ring
ne In ears deafness, hawking and coughing to clea
;hrdat ulceratons sgabs from ulcers, voice altered
aasal twanG. offensive breath, impaired or totaI de
ovation of sense of smell and taste, dizziness, men
,al depression loss OF appetite indgeston' eR!aIsS
symptoms are likely to be present in any case a
me time. go
Dr. sage's Catarrh Remedy, when used viii
DR.. PierCe's Nasal Doucho, and accompanied
| with the constitutional treatment which is recon
neIided i'll the pamphlet that wraps each bottle
he Remedy, is perfect specific for TINS lOathsOm'
| iiset so and the proprietor offers in good faith
| $500 reward for a case he cannot cure: Tn
| REMEDY is mild and pleasant to use, containing n
| strong caustic drugs or poisons. The Catarrl
Remedy 10 sold at so cents. DOuche at 60 cents, b,
ali Drugg ists or either will be mailed by proprie
;or bu receipt of 20 cents.
| Il. ". PIERCE, NJ. d.,
Sole Proprietor,
| BUFFALO, n Y,
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SIS, 900 in Cash for 81.
Omaha Lottery.

To erect the Nebraska State Orphan Asylum to
be drawn in public, Nav goth, 1873. Positively
Tickets 81 each, or six for S. Tickets sent by
express c.. o. D.. If desired 1 cash prize, S75 900;
l cash prize, $25, 900 l cash prize, $4,000. We
will send a certificate of 20 tckets<on receipt of
SO, and the balance, $40 more, to he deducte d
from the prizes, after the drawing. For balance
of Prizes send for circular Endorsed by his ex-
cellency, Gov. W. I'll. James, and the best bust
ness men of the State. AGENTS WANTED. Ad-
dress j. NJ. PATTEE, Manager, Omaha, Neb.
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April LIST, 1873.
SO.PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.

Kate Laughlin. having purchased the entire IN
terest of d. C. Tomlinson in the firm of d. c..
Tomlinson Il Co., the new firm will be known as
Tomlinson 81 Laughlin.
Mrs. RACHEL e. ToMLINsoN,
Miss KATE LAUGHLIN.
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Agricultural Warehouse Removed.

And now located one block north of Lorng Bros store
We have hand and receiving the best stock of nipple
ever brought to Oskaloosa. We agents for
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Best, simplest aldnOt Durable windmill in the World

Mills built of the best material and in the most durable manner
on short notice No pay required until satisfaction given
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REFERENCES.

William Hampton fredericksburg
n Taylor George aud Lewis Cassner Decatur VIM
and Capt fredericksburg NJ and Williams
nee Joseph Adams Moswequs John Buckles MT Pulaski Crock
Co., Maroa Seward, IH( And others
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The Haackeye says greater damage
has resulted to the lamberman of
Burlington from the running out of
the ice this spring than for twenty
years together. The whole loss will
not fall short of $4,000.
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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-01-17
Use the Best Implements.

-, !,
we are more anu more strengthened
IN our op'iioh 'na' 20 DC prosperous ana
successful our farmers must give more
attention 10 improved implements Tor inc
iarm' NOT only Is TINS demanded oy ihe
great strides that are beng made IN agrl-
cultural pursuits but 1t has III a measure
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Of force, will enter only half rs far rs n
good one, costs the farmer fifty cents
every day he uses il, TO say nothing Of
the imperfect manner in which the work
may he done. Thesame may be said Of
hoe. The greatest loss of time and Of
force, however, Is the use Of a bad plow.
A pillow that will not scour in the soil,
will require a greater exertion of dynam-
&c force to 60 three inches in the soil
than the use Of a bright one going six
inches. The additional three inches of
dirt will be a constant quantity, always
on the wpuld-board, increasing the weight
of the pillow and diminishing its effective
ness. lie, our farmers and farmers clubs
discuss these things nationally. Why
employ man and furnish him with an
implement by the use of which he can
only do boys work. For the sake of
economy, it would be vastly better to
employ 4 boy and put an instrument in
his hand with which he can do a mans
wSrk.
The use Of mean tools is a very costly
practice, and those who have any doubts
upon this point may take the experiment
very easily, and satisfy their own judg-
ments. Use none but the best and have
none but the best work done and the
best result will as surely follow as the
light from the sun.-Iurdl Sun.
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The sharpest so far this month is the
Troy girl who makes her unsuspecting
father the daily bearer of sweet missiyes
to a clerk in his office who has been for
hidden to visit his employers house.
She pins the letter to the old gentleman's
cloak, and when he reaches the Office and
throws off the garment the clerk gets it
aud responds by the same carrier.
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AK editor wrote leading article On
the fair sex, in the course Of which he
said "Girls of seventeen or eighteen are
fond Of beaux." When the paper was
issued, he was rather shocked 10 discover
that an unfortunate typographical error
had made him say; "Girls Of seventeen
or eighteen are fond of beans"
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OF Franklin, Kntucky
To Dce-keepers Everywhere;

The following points ofexccllence comprise
a few Of the many, that may he truthfully
claimed for my hive:
I. Ii j. simple in construction. neat in ap-
pcarance aud Is the most easily understood aud
managed movable comb frame Hive ever in
vented.
.. The only material required in its con-
struction is 20 feet Of lumber the nails neces-
sary 30 lasten il together and few small scraps
Of wire cloth to cover yentilators. Not a
screw, screw eye, hook aud eye, hinge, pivot,
piece Of tin, tin tube, glass, or other expensive
material is used in its construction.
3. When properly used, it Is the coolest hive
for summer AMI az warm "a the wagmesi for
winter Use, Attending ample protection for the
successful Wintering Of colonies ON the SUM
mcr stand
4. by It's use tho necessity for "honcy hoaris"
or "honoy hars' ~ entirely dispensed with,
while the chamber may he contracted TO suit
the condition Of any sized colony 81 from one
single frame to ten, enabling the lCcper To con-
fine the animal heat to the space only occupied
by the colony.
>. Less time and labor is required in hand
ling, and the brood is less exposed than in
using other first-class hives.
o. While it docs not claim to be positively
moth proof" under all circumstance VET il j.
provided with the least expensive and most
etlectual device for the capture and distraction
Of moth millers ever attached 10 a hive, and
will do more To protect the bees from the raw
agcs Of that terrible scourge, than all the ex-
pensive and complicated traps" ever invented
snd will in most cases afford perfect protection.
:. The construction is such that the frames
and fllse ends iii equally well either the brood
or surplus chamber.
s. A number Of small colonies or nuclei
may he used in the same hive, or one or more
may he kept in surplus chamber receiving all
the necessary natural warmth from the colony
confined 10 the brood chamber.
Other advantages might be enumerated, but
the above are deemed sufficient
An examination Of fifteen minutes, will, |
believe, satisfy any dsiHt,yssiod, practical Apia-
rian, Of the superiority Of the
Peerless Hive
over any, and all Others; and | CHALLENGE
COMPARISON with any Hive on the AMERICAN
CONTINENT, North, South, Fad or West.
Farm Rights and sample Iiiye....$10 90
Peerless Circular and Beginners Manuel. 10
Territory will be sold very low TO those
wishing to purchase, and the terms made easy
For any further information enclose stamp,
aud address, plainly,
LIT j. ;. PROCTOR
LOCK Box 81 Franklin, Ky,
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TnIs item from late San Francisco
paper; "String beans and peas are a tri-
file doarer; asparagus has advanced; new
potatoes are quotable at &c per h.; green
corn and egg plant are out of market; no
strawberries have been received for more
than a week. Lettuce, 25 to 30c per
dozen, cucumbers l5c per dozen" ect.
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Trains Tuing North connects At Loui.viIl. g. al
prints Nufth. Lest and West.
'urrc, time tahi Swing tho lai,i tifur BY ~ f.aies
o. al parts ID Tire ouuutry, may ~ chtat by az b.
catinn a. station arsui.
Through tirselts 10 Iudianafz. - Louis, C1ie1..s.
kAnsas CITY, Las rrncc isavunwurth, - lo..ph, Ua
has nFnNcr. san fran~isro aud all printipal pilots
Wet, can L. pTO,T,d al tiokst ohee the a. y -
SfauhIFd.
Freight trains leave Louisville hf Gi,inrston o. g IS
IA. Returning. isass Iisingston 81 q NJ osnp,tlus
~ Stamford IT, and from Eichmund
stosk Or Nashville, Atlanta, Memphis, Mohil- Nsw
Orleans, sud points >ruth, makss tse cunuee Uu 10
Lebanon Junf ton With stock trains going sJuth
frsighis mum ,incinusti and the last cnnsi.utl
the agrnt OF tho Louisville Hnd Na. willie Nailfpld a.
Louisville will h. fvarle wthaut charge Tor cona.
sion. ". u. KING. q. A. A n. A.
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Ladies in this and adjoining counties will
find il greatly TO their inieres, 10 visit the
store Of ms. Gillian before purchasing olae-
where. oily
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pREMIUM cHRoMos for 1873

Every subscriber to THE AGpiNE, Who paws IN al
Or the wear is77. viii receive without addition
al charrc, pair Of hautiml oil chruuos aftcr J. j.
lil TIE cmirent English painter. The pictures en-
titlgi "rhe VILLAGE Belle and Cruising tho Moor,
iix ~ inchus-are printed nom Is different plates,
requiring q impressions ami uuts o. perfect each pic
ttfrc The same rnnos are sd Cor $40 pr pair In the
art stur A. t l. the determination Of its cundut ton
90 keep THE ALptNE out Of the reach - romIet sion
In every department the ehromus will b. und corres-
pouluCly ahead uf any that he offered by Oh
Icrirlis Every subscriber viii receive certificate,
the chr1uias delivered shall D, equal o. the slmrlI
Furnished the agent or the unnpy will D. Refunded.
The distribution Of pictures II this grade fc % the
subscriber 20 a Eve dollar periodical vii marx an
epocA I'm the history II Art and, considering the un-
prccoentoi chClpnCss gf The price ior lllE AliIN
ITSELF the marvel fails gtr short of miracle h.
% those best acquainted with the achievements Of in
ventye cunius and inUfuvsd mechanical appliances.
tFor illustrations ol thee chrumos sc November issue
of THE AIftINTl The
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Mrs. Gilham's long experience in the milli-
merry business warrants the belief that she will
give 10 her patrons entire satisfaction.
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RAILROAD S.
Louisville and Nashville
RAILROAD
KNOXVILLE BRANCH.

ooNNENCEs SUNDAY, sErTrMRER a. isg.
rI,RAINs es,wecn Leuis,ins and Il rinr.'.s Ill lus
i a. Giiuva;
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Prospectusfor 1878. Sixth Year
The A1dine,
An Illustrated xeutiy Journal. Uai,ersaIly Al.
mltted to he the Haaisemest Periodical
nthe World. ARsprcsentati,e sad
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THE ALntNE, whiic issucl with all the regularity,
has II the tcmprtry lmcy interest character
isic ~ srdiuafF reriucas u a. an el,glnt mislla-
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500 Reward l. offered for any care OF Neuralgia
ca rheumatism Of any iprlni pronounced durable
that Dr. FIrLEKs RHEUMATIC SYRUP VIII not
cure. The Iruoi that other specific eNiss IL pund
in every community IN persons AFFLICTED or many years
past and sl suffering n phys.cials oa.id our u y d
fntf o. "a era his 00ah He d ao Dr. fiters Ntscl-
and Rbeuu,ailc syrup u sold by druggists al u % Ior
hottlesx hnttlCs o. 30, full Information Win en-
culr containing rci 10 ply cans cltgymen, 49,
stanford, Sit
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LITERARY DEPARTMENT

viii continue under the care II Mr. RICHARD HEN
Rl SrOnbARp assisted by the best writcrs and poets
Of the day who viii strive 90 have the literature Il
the ALDINE always la keeping with It's artistic at
fractions
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TERMS

~ per annum, in advance, with Oil Chromos
free.
THE ALnINE will hereafter, hc ohtaiuahe only by
subscription. There will he no reduced ciuh rutt-
cash fT utacr ptions must hc sent % the publishers
direct or handel Ore lnca scent uiouf resslasii-
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is given, bearing the ic-sigiie signature Of JANIS
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ANY perHn 70, wishing % act permanently as a local
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pls ing 70
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ART pEPARrM EMIT.

Notwithstanding the incrcase ~ the rricc " suscr
tion last faii, whcn rlik ALuiNE assumed H. prs
cnt nohe PROPORTIONS and rcpr native character tho
edition fian dlNilsf during the past year
proving that the American public appreciate and will
support sincere effort in the cause q Arr The pub
lishcr, anxious o. justify the ready confidence thus
demonstrated, have cxerted thcnsovrs o. the utmost
u develop and improve the work and the plans fr tho
coming wear, uuGldsl by the monthly Issues, IN
tonsh and delight the sanguiue friends OF
thu ALDiNE
The publishers are authorized 10 announce designs
from many II the most eminent artists OF America.
In addition, IiiE ALniNE viii reproduce examples
II the lest iur I'm masters slrrted with view tu the
highest artistic success and greatest evucr interest
avoiding such as have te,ume familiar through photo
graphs, ur copies 81 any Hind.
The quarterly tinted plates Or is5a will rrprluce
four ~ John :. Davis inimtahle childskctehcs APP
prurraie 60 the sour Seasons Ihcse plates appearing
ia The issues OF January April, July, All uctosr,
would he alone worth ,he prcr u years subscription.
The popular GaturC 0f oupiously illustrated Christi
mas number viii b. continued
To pusaCss such vuuahle epianc ~ the art world,
at a cosi trhiug, will command the subscription, Of
Thousands In every setion II the county but the
useulness and attractions Of THE ALuiNt can ~ en-
haucd In proportion 90 the numerical increase of is
snppnrtsrs Oh Publisher propasc 30 mako assurance
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In the line of Boots, Shoes, and.Readymade
Clothing, we can exhibit one Of the largest
stocks to be found in this part Of the State.
In word, we have a well-selected stock Of
goods, embracing everything usually found in
frst-class dry goods house, and propose to
sell them ON as favorable terms as any house
in Kentucky.
Thankful To the community for past favors,
continuance of your custom is solicited.
~ T.. h. HAYDEN.
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lazIII.!A.8IEIIIa
||IFIl lE'IIIIB4 lEIilI
ssi.Jzl VII :. vi.

$1,000 Reward offered 10 the Projectors OF IN,
Medicine for rheumatism and Neuralgia able 10 pro
dueo ane-flurlh aH many rCnuinc cures made wlthln
the same period of time nj Dr. Filters Vegetable hheu-
matte Ilsnicly-the sCientihc prescription 81 an emil
nent educated physician and the only reliable specific
ever discovered.
10000 Reward offered 60 any Person proving
Dos 4. FILTER NJ. d., 10 BE- other than graduate o.
the celebrated University al pcnnsy Nana 10 1855 and
Professor Of Chemistry and ioXloology.
siOOO Reward to aHy Chemist, Physician. or
Others able 10 discover loddo Of Puasi, Colchcum,
Mercury or anything Injurious 10 the system IN Dr.
liters rheumatic Syrup.
$500 Reward for any evidence that DR., .. y.
Fier has mot been particularly and successfully treat
ing rheumatism and Neuralgia professionally a. se-
caty for many years Curling % In every 100 treated
sss0 Reward for the name Of any preparation for
Nheuuntisn and Neuralgia warranted ana sold under a
similar legal guarantee setting birth the eNa number
of bottlos 10 return the amount paid ir same
90 tho patient In c.e Of failure 10 cure fu drsclp-
ton OF cnsss requiring guarantees must he orWaided
BY letter 60 lhladollhia The guarantee signed aud
stating quantity ocure, will BE- returned by mall With
adgioe and instructions without any change AddTgss
lUitcr, Dr. J r. iitler, Al south Fourth Street. No
other remedy IL offered on such honorable terms.
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And Is now fully prepared to furnish the pub
lie generally with all the latest style goods in
her line.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-07-03

dealh was, IN one sense, of any more
Importance than that of an unknown
man, but because, if our young men
would heed it, an important lesson is
taught thereby. A man can, ordinarily.
make himself what he wills. He must
not wait for opportunities, but must
seek them, and seek them IN the right
way. The right way was laid down at
the commencement of the christian era
and its import is found in the idea. that
whatever your hands find to do, that do
with your might. Think you that Hir-
am Powers, born among the sterile hills
OF Vermont, struggling with poverty and
want, deprived of the advantages of an
early education, would have found the
opportunities of acquiring fame and for
tune in his chosen profession. if he had
not done with his might whatever his
hands found to do. Young men, it may be
years, perhaps never, ere you will find
a life work, which shall be consonant
with your tastes and aspirations, but
learn from Hiram Powers life to do well
whatever you undertake. You NAV. or
may not, achieve fame and fortune. but
you will have the pleasing consolation,
when you come to lay yourself down for
your last slumber, that you have i'm
proved your opportunities and have well
done whatever work your Creator per
mitted to lay in your pathway.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-07-03

One of our local papers contained
nstice, last week, of picnic to be held
July 4th, in the grove of Mr.. johnson,
IN the east part of the town, under the
auspices of the Good Templars, and
signed by three members of the lodge, as
committee. Said notice emancted from
the fertile brains of two young gents,
formerly members of the lodge, but, who,
for reasons best known to themselves,
withdrew, short time ago. The notice
was probably written over a mug of
cider, or, perhaps, something a little
stronger, causing visions of splendor to
arise of future sprees, in the said "pic-
mic. Certainly it was news to the
names given as committee, and, also, to
the members of the lodge, as said notice
is hoax from first to last. x.