flays the Eastern Argus *'Firet lore the
WOtld generally admits, is always the most
•incere. An lostanoe illustrating the truth
of this, recently came to our knowledge,
which is worth repeating. Forty-fife years
ago, a young man named Peterson served
bis apprenticeship at the printing business,
in the "ffiee of Christian Jacob liutter, of
this place. Whilst in bis employ he became
interested in a young lady of our town, and
proposed marriage. Ho was accepted, but
the mother of the girl opposed tb« match
and broke it off. After Lambing his trade
he went to one of the Southern Mates, and
married a sister of the lion. John M. Clay
iou, formerly Lotted States Senator from)
Delaware. After having two children, hia
wif* died and left him a widower, lie then
emigrated to Canada West, where he became
auite a wealthy and prominent man, and
filled the office of County Recorder, a life ap
pointment, at »ueipb. There be married a
•ecjnd time, and became a secund time a
widower. Last summer he paseed through
BITTERS
P.
DR.rNDEKWOOD
(late i'byeiciati
is the remedy,
we know from personal trial.
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally,
everywhere.
(iisaois, A. J. Wtuuvso»,
KATK A Co., and J.
BRADS*.
Aug. 15, 'bu d&w
UNITED STATED OF AMERICA,) «.
DISTRICT
or
IOWA.
