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A VOICE FROM VERMONT.

Tunbrldge, Orange Co. VT, Nov, %; 1916
Bfr Seth w. Fowle-Dear Sir hereby certify that
one year ago last June, violently attacked with
cold and cough, with lame side and stomach and was
not free from cough during that summer In De-
cember following my cough increased to an alarming
extent, so that during that winter lost about thirty
vised could give me no relief II was thought by all
that should never recover As my good fortune would
have in March following after suffering exceedingly
through the winter, heard of the beneficial effects of
Wistar's Balspm of Wild Cherry by way Of friend
who had received the greatest benefit by the use of the
article and inclined by him to make trial of it
mysef and no words can express my Obligations to
that friend for thus recommending this article TO me-
and at the critical moment he did for bad not taken
up bottle before was completely cured, and from
that day TO this have not been troubled with cough.
cheer fully recommend it to all as being remedy
OF great alUe hoping Others may be induced to use IT.
and thus become convinced Oft merits, and perhaps
saved from the fatal grasp Of consumpton'
FREEMAN MOVES
None genuine unless signed l. BUTTS on the wrap
per. -
For sale by E. j. BLISS & Co. Brandon, and by deal
of Medicines generally.
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CnAMPLAIN AND CONNECTICU.
RIVER RAILROAD.
Notice to Contractors.

PROPOSALS. will be received until the
4 first day Of January 847, for the grading,
masonry and bridging Of that part of the line
of the Champlatn and Connecticut Ricer Rail
R9ad, extending from its termination at Bel
lows Falls up, to and including the summit
at Mount Holly, distance Of about 81 miles
and also from the termination at Burlington
to the village Of Brandon, a distance ofabout
80 miles.
Maps, profles and specifications of the re-
spectivc divisions will be found after the 9TH
Of December in the Office OF the Company at
Burlington, and at the Office Of Hon. William
Henry, Bellows Falls, where every necessary
information will be given.
The line will be divided into sections OF
convenient length for contraction, and from
those to whom the lettings may be awarded
satisfactory security will be required.
BY order Of the Board,
T. FOLLETT, President.
Office Of the Champ.& Conn
River r. r. Co., Burlington,
Nov. 81, 1916. %
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NEW YORK lIARKET.-Nov. FL
DIED.

In this town, October 81, Mr. Job Styles, aged II
years. He was the first settler of the village Of
Cleveland, on the Cayhogua river
In Hancock, Nov. ,, Nathan Dalbcar, aged 81.
In Wisconsin, Oct. 10th. Of Chill Fever, Augustus
SWEET formerly of this town, aged 10 years.
Though racked by severe pain, his exit was calm
and peaceful, evincing to those around that,
"Jesus can make dying bed
Feel soft as downy pillows are"
Blessed are the dead that die in the Lord" Com.
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DIR TAyEoR's RALsAM OF LIvERwoRT.

DIR TAYEOR'S BALSAM OF LIVERWORT.
AN INTERESTING COMMUNICATION. We subloin
the following one among the many statement con-
tinuolly made us respecting astonishing cures Of
Consumption, Raising Blood Coughs, Liver Com
plaint,and Dyspepsia, made by that Justly celebrated
and popular remedy, Dr.. Tay'o''s Genuine BaIS1m
Of Lire'wort, prepared only at 81? Bowery;; We
speak advisedly when we say that it will in all cas-
os give relief. 1t is no-thcrnal remedy, and
is used in our asylun1s, and has been approved of
and tried with success by some of the doctors ofthc
hospital.
New Yo:K, April ~, 1916.
Dear Docor:-I was afflicted about six years since
with very severe cough and cold, also raised some
blood. was induced to try Dr. Taylor's Balsam OF
Lverwort prepared 375 Bowery, and that, too, after
all other remedies had failed, and was entirely cur
eddy it. About year afterward was again taken
with very severe cold and cough, and in conse-
quence of fall received serious hurt, and raiseda
considerable quantity Of blood, and having nall
quantity left III the bottle, OF your Balsam Of Liver
wort, again took it, and it acted like a CHARM in
entirely curing me in very short time.
Yours truly, JESSE NEWMAN,
2S9 BOwery.
" ROSS, Agent, Brandon.
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STOVES AND OTHER CASTINGS
CONANT, TRASH 4 CO.,

BRANDON, W.,
Manufacturers OF COLD BLAST IRON
AND CASTINGS,
HAVE constantly for sale at their Furna-
Ia ces, a large assortment OF Cooking, Box,
Air TIGHT and ORN.lllENTAL STOVES,
comprising all the desirable styles, sizes and
improvements, together with heavy Box for
Starch Factories, and other large Buildings.
They also have a choice variety of HOL-
Low WARE, POTASH and CAUL-
DRON KETTLES, SAD IRONS
and TAILORS GEESE. And are prepar-
cd to execute orders at short notice, and on
the lowest terms, for RaiIroad Chairs, Gear
ings, Iron Plate Roofing, and all kinds of Job
Work.
The attention of Dealers is respectfully So
licited l9:u
Oct, 81, 1S4G.
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DESPATCH

VE7HE second arrival of NEW GOODS
ID this fall at FLETCHER & WRIGHTS
CHEAP Store, Orwell, VT Here may be
found very large assortment of DRY
GOODS, GROCERIES, CROCKERY
GLASS s. HARD WARE,
MEDICINES, BOOTSS SHOES, BOOKS
and BUFF1LO ROBES, &c. &c.
This second stock has been selected with
much care, embracing every VARIETY,
and is the largest that can be found in this
,caole region Of country. These Goods were
purchased, not by an AGENT, but by our
seloes in person, and were PAID FOR IN
CASH, which enabled us to get them at low
err prices, by nearly Is per cent, than any es-
tabiishmcnt that buys on CREDIT. We
CAN and WILL sell at as low prices as any
in the State, not excepting the "War and
Free Trade Shops" however LOUD their
trumpets may SOUND.
Ez5' Call and examine for yourselves, and
then you will believe us. awe speak as to
wise men. Judge ne what We Say.'
FLETCHER & WRIGHT,
Orwell, 25 Nov. 1916. %
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THE BOSTON ALMANAC FOR l847,

--B1 5, n. DIONI4NoU-N'
NK7ILL be published at an early day in December
wv The Directory to the Business People OF Bos-
ton will be thoroughly prepared, and inserted at
City increases, this department. of our Almanac grows
with it, In the number now coming out, there will
be a series of DIAGRAMS representing the various
RAILROADS dverging from Boston, with historic
al sketches of each. These diagrams or maps have
been nrenarcd at some considerable expense, and
will, together with the Business Directory form the
principal features to the Alnanac for lS47. The
usual quantity of Miscellaneous Matter will be found
in its pages. The covers will be Illuminated with
some choice specimens of Printing, and the fine large
Man of Boston. will be bound up in the volume
orders may be sent to Mr. B. B. MUSSEY, 30
Cornhill, and to Mr. THOMAS GROOM, 81 State
street, or to the Proprietor, S. N. Dickinson, %
Washington street. @ooW
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KINGSLEY has just received and Of
IL 70 fcrs for sale, at the Ne,o Bookstore, a
large and choice selection of
Books ano Gtationerp,
embracing articles too numerous to be men
toned.
Such SCHOOL BOOKS as were recon-
mended by the County Convention are on
hand and will be sold as low as at any Store
in the County.
Teachers and School Committees will be
supplied at considerable discount from Bos-
ton retail prices.
SABBATH SCHOOL BOOKS
furnished to order at the same price for which
they may be procured at the several Deposit.
cries in Boston.
Any book called for, if not ON hand will
be promptly procured.
p. s. II. Kingsley has been appointed
General 4gent for some ofthe best PERIOD
ICALS published in New York, and those who
may please to subscribe, will be sure of hav-
ing all mistakes rectlfed.
Brandon, Nov. 8, 1916. 2ltf
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THE CAMPAIGN FOR

1916 &
TTA just opened, and such quantity of
AA BOOKS, STATIONERY &c;:,
laid in as was never before seen in Rutland
County, and at such prices as foil all attempts
at opposition. IF there are any who are IN
credulous they are respectfully invited to ex-
anime the proof which will be laid before them
by calling upon the subscriber at the Rutland
Bookstore. W. d. q. SIODDAkD.
Rutland, Nov. 90, 1916. ~
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NJ @ TT G E

FEVHE Winter Term of the Vermont Literary aad
Il Scientific Institution, will commence on We'd
neslav, the second day of December. Those
who can attend school the ensuing winter,
will do well to place themselves under the tu-
ition of Mr. KEITH who is considered by
all who know him estimable as a man, and
thorough as ateacher, o,,.o
BRANDON Nov. II, 1916.
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MAINE ELECTION. Another attempt to elect rep
resentatves to the legislature, from the vacant dis
tricts in Me- took place Monday of last week; the
result of which, far heard from is the choice OF
Q Wings and Democrats ;and "a districts, either
not heard from, or in which there is no choice The
parties now stand, 81 Wings and 60 Democrats
and "a vacancies the House consisting ofl5l mem
bers. The importance of the political character OF
this branch of their legislature, at this tie arises
from the fact that in the first place, it is to fill the
Senate in which there are many vacancies,and then
the two branches in Joint Assembly are to choose
the Governor, and other State officers, whose ap-
pontments devoves on the legislature and also
Senator in Congress for six years by correcting
the fraudulent proceedings of the last legislature III
their attempt to fill the place of Hon George Evans
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bnet-push n the intestines may very likely be
had for four or five or six lshilling q grape
shot in the ANGLE for mere bagatelle;; a
muskctball through the head for nothing to
speak of-cheap as dirt the whole of them.
WHY don't every one run to enlist p Col.
Tompkins is a good officer, who has seen SER
1;na -Yrjb,i1p
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JEWELLERS SHOP :.
HATCH & MORRILL,

EEA'E just received from New York a
BE large Assessment OF
CLOCKS, WATCHES, JEWELRY,
&c. which they offer for sale as CAegP as
the Cheapest Ladies' Vork-Bag and Purse
trim1nings Pertume,y; Violinsj BoTs and
Strings, and all other articles usually kept IN
a variety store
The Public are invited to CAL and see TOR
themselves Allkinds of gold and Silcer Ware
manufactured at short notice and warranted to
be ofthe best quality.
Ez3~ Cash Paid for old Gold and Silver.
n B. Particular attention paid to Clock
and Watch Repairing. .ror1
MORRILL,.
Brandon Nov 1G. 1916, % /; 4w.
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GREAT IRISH
For hccmty gears the most popular remedy !" Ne'o
EaGLiRH

For t,Ccnty gears the most popular remeay IN we"
Ea9htnh
E7OR Coughs, Colds, C5asOaptions, asthma, Pleg-
IL ,fy, Piaisic, Spit5iag Of blood, Hoqpieg Co1gh
Bronchitis, anil Pulmona,y Attctions and Diseases Of
tie Lungs of every kind.
The Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam has now been very
extensively used lorhe past twenty years, anG pI0"U
Annexed, we make few extracts from certificates OF
physicians and Others.
Physicians write that 'tley consider it sqs and
rey cacous remedy, that will not dsappont the rea-
sonabe expectations those who use it,
Anohersays Il have, for some time past, Geen III tie
habit OF prescribing the Vegetable Pulmonary 'asanl
for coEsmption asthma pleurisy splitting OF Dlo0d,a'
coughs or pulmonary affections Of every kind and
with confidence recommend it as superior oay otief
preparation used for tine above complaints"
A gentleman writes us, that his physician, VINO Is IN
the constant habit OF prescribing it in all complaints OF
the lungs recommended him to make trial OF IT, amer ne
had consulted several physicians who had desalreu OF
his recovery orr severe affection Of the lungs, and
that on using it, the benefit Ire derived from 1t was Such
that several other physicians who attended upon nm
stated that they fully satisfied that 1t was the best
remedy he could use"
Another writes us that his wife who has been troub
led with phc, and has been under the care OF sew
era emaciit physicians Tor upwards of thirty years,
without having been but little benefited, obtained i'm
mediate relief using it, She has now used IL up
wards Of two years, and it has ner Jad OF giving re-
The Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam was for many years
the only article known as Pulmonary Bumn It's great
celebrity has given rise to great many wtoS artc IeS
which by partially assuming the name OF the Senhne'
or by being put up to esembe it as nearly as l3
sbeare often foisteG.uloIhc publc as me III
Among these are Caters Compound pulmonary ~
SAM american Pulmonary ibalsam, NeSetaDie XVI
molary syrup" pulmonary l3asani," Indian uI-
monary Balsam'; "lImter'S Pulmonary Balsam Nc
Beware of all ofthenl Enquire for the article by ITS
whole name the VEGETABLE PULMONARY BAL
SAM and be sure to get the TRUE ARTcLF PreiaTe pS
see that il has the written signature of Vn Jonn Ce'
upon yellow label, the blue envelope Each Do,tle
and seal is stamped vegetable Pulmonary Baisahl -
For sale by Druggists, Apothecares, and country Mer-
chants generally. Price 80 cents
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STRAY COW.

NAME into the enclosure of the subscriber
" near the close Of October last, RED
COW, one horn gone; apparently about
twelve years old The owner is requested to
prove property, pay charges and take SAID
cow away. L. DEA0n
Leicester Nov. 81, 1916. 23
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DRINTS-- over $50 pieces of new ant
u beautiful styles, for sale by
f.. BLISS co.
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NEW BOOKSTORE!

TIT KINGSLEY has just received and Of
Il A' fcrs for sale, at the Ne,0 Bookstore, a
LARGE and choice selection of
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.l<lnuilsixffniOi,s NMle.

NOTICES hereby given, by virtue of an
IN orde oil the Probat. Court Of Cedar C.,
|. r.. we will offer at pubic sale, at the lac
resiJencd Of CHRISTIAN Holeerman, deceased,
in the town Of Rochester. on Friday The 9Th
day Of February 1886 all the personal prop
cry OF Christian Holderman, late Of sad
county, decd ,--coasis.ing Vi three Horse,
one.,wo horse Wagon, one sc, Of two horse
Harness one TWO horse Sled, one Saddle.
Birdie. Sc. Sc; together with a great vari-
ely of Cabinet Makers aad Wheelrieht',
Tools; 2 Tuning Lshs stands OF Bees.
a lot OF Farming Tools, ard number 81
other articles 100 numerous 10 meutioa.
Terms Of Sale For all amounts Of five
dollars and unsier, cash nband; for all sums
owe five dollars, nine moni.s credit. upon
the purchaser giving ms note wish approved
security, Mo property 10 le isken away I'm
iii the terms OF sale are eonp!led with.
CHARLES .SWETLAND,
PATTERSON FLEMING,
ss.5 Adnin.sHaiDrs.
Rochester January 9Th. 1876 Saw
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BARGAINS.

10y author: Of an &C, OF the Legislature
~ of Iowa Territory. entitled IAN act TO
provide for he paymen, of The debt due the
Miners BiuE; OF Dubuque" hereby give
notice, ,ha, q public sale OF iowa Guy lots
will take pace ON the Is, Monday of May
next. Said Its will be sold 10 the highes,
bidder, with credit Of six and twelve
moLlhs, by The purchaser executing 10 the
Territorial Treasurer. for tie use Of til.
Territory, boad with sufficient sureties,
for Tie payment of the same al maturity
According 10 an &c, supple mental 10 the
above act, all bona fe creditors Of the Ter
rtory, whose claims accrued or were con
tracted in the erection Of The Capitol at Iowa
t'i,y, have a right 10 offset their claims
against ceb,s tina, they may contract on the
purchase OF lois al sand sale. The amount
Of sales contemplated by the above acts will
ial hut little shor, of niue thousand dollars
Inc general and local advantages and the
growth AMI prosperity Of iuwa City are SO
generally known, that | arprehend fur'her
description would be REGARDED as unnecesa-
ry NJ RENO.
Territorial Treasurer,
Iva Cry I'm 81, isA6
is The burlington G zete. Weekly
M,ssourian, ami Weekly Gin Enquirer wih
please COPY. and forward their bills to this
:: Territorial Treasurer.
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DANIEL T. CASH.
rs. In ChQnceTy.
SARAH ANN Cash.

TINE said Sarah Ann Cash is hereby not,
! fled that on The 23d day IF February,
A. o. 1876, said Daniel 4. Cash, Of John
son Coualy and Territory of Iowa, fled in
The District Court Of said county, bill IN
Cnancery agains, the sail Sarah Ann Cash.
charging among oil er ,hirgs that in the
month Of November A. D 1874. the said
Sarah Ann hiie living and cohaalling with
said Danlel t. Cash in said county. willu!
~ deserted said Cash and absented herself
FROM him without any reasonable cause, and
has continued absent as aforesaid from
thence hitherto, Sc, and prays divorce
from the bonds OF marlin my now exslil e
between them, &c.
And the said Sarah Ann Cash is further
notified thai unless she appear and plead.
answer or demur 10 said bill on o! Lefore tie
first day of the next term Of said Coun 10 DE
holden in said county, the said Daniel L.
Cash will apply 10 said court for decree
pro confesso againsi Sarah Ann, according
to the prayer Of said Bill.
STEPHEN b GARDNER, Clerk D. G.
C. Bates, Soi'r Tor Compt.
Feb IS. 1865 Sw
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DIED.
VIM. BoNNIriEp, Sec'y.

In this city, on the 9Th ult., Mrs. TIRZAlI,
consort Of Or. N. G. SALES, in The 2sth year Of
her age.
Tho deceased, with whom we have been ac-
quainied for The last eight years, was a woman
possessing in high degree, that genencss, meek
ness. and intelligence which 50 well adorn and
beauty the female character. Her last sickness
was Of about two weeks Duration. and when The
grim messenger came, he found in the breast Of her
and confidence in Hia who las deprived Death Of
his sling. She left behind her an infl,; and
daughter-the younges. but few weeks old las
memcn,oes to husband by whom she was tender
" beloved
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/ CHEAP SALE OF
E,EaI GOODS, BOOTS,

SHOES, zf4PS, BO.NNETS, &c.
's'HE xlen$fe stock of goods which be-
! longrd to t!I estate OF DAVID G. ELY,
deceased. is noAv offered for sale a, retail.
at; rices unp,eEeden,edly low in this mar
ker. The s'ocs comprises grea, variety Of
figured and plasn silks agd sa,,ns for dresses.
plan and Gslred Alp,cas, mouslin de
LANES, hom'gznes. Csourgs. Saxony,
shawls, mufTs. gloves mliis. ntbnns. thread
and cotton Iee:s, &C., Sc; Also Broad
clpths. cas- >isq"Ies, sstinels, hannels. tail
or5s ,rimmue<,:na,s. caps, IA large varie-
ty,) bonne;s, lc. A very extensive seize.
tdn of Boots and Shoes, including India
Rahber,l bosh: fer ladies and gentlemen.
WHICH will be .;ss,sposei OF particularly .ow.
it IS believe: ,ha, This stock oil goods will
be found. on IJSpection, to be superior in
extent and lu4!hy 10 any stock Of Dry
Goods ever es11Ibited in this market. There
Will be added i the j. sorlment a quantity
Of Groceries, Hardware. Queensware. Sta
iidnery. &c., ~ as 10 make the stock suia-
hi. TO the w,*Is Of the general customer
The public Aes respectfully invited TO cal
ard exanice tlse goods
Produce wi be received in payment, at
its cash value.
Store one .tdor North ofthe Pos, Office,
GEORGE ANDREWS
Iowa city Ean. 10, lS4G.
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On motion Of G. F. Alden, il was unan-
isaossly Resolrsd. that The FIRST blank in
the 18th resolution Be filled with the
words: Monday The 9th" and the Sc
cond blank with the word five, = and that
the Democrats in the different townships
in this county be requested 70 hold town
ship meetings on Saturday The 7th Of
March next, for the appointment Of dele
gates to attend the county convention
at this place OF the Monday follow
ing, in accordance with the recon-
incubation Of the 18th resolution adopted
BY this meeting.
On motion OF Col. Shuflleton, Resolved,
That the Democratic papers Of this Ter
ritory be requested to publish the pro-
ceedings Of this meeting; and then, on mo-
tion, the meeting adjourned sine die.
SULIFAND S. ROSS, Chm'n.
VIM. BoNSIriED, Sec'y.
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prefsrring The specific I'D Do 10, Z xis, ia lis

prefsrring the specific bid do no, exist il his
Gaze. # ss
"a. On routes Of the highest class. where
four horse coach transportation is required
by the size and importance 81 the mails. she
preference for the spec fic bid will be. il me-
cessary. casriedio greater extent Of differ
ence than on the Inferior coach routes, sub
Siect, however, TO The exceptions above ssst-
ed.
Is. A modification Of bid in any essen
tial terms ds tantamouni 10 new bid, and
cannot be received so as 10 interfere with
competition af.sr The last hour Sc, for re-
ceiving bids.
G. JOHNSON.
Postmaster Genera!
Pos, Office Department. January 8. 1876.
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NOTICE is hereby given that letters Of
~ administration upon the estates Of John
+. Cambridge and Charles Cambridge. late
granted by the Probate Court Of Johnson
county 10 Frederick NJ Irish. All PET
sons indebted 10 the above named estates
are hereby called upon TO make immediate
payment, as the estates shall be settled as
soon as the law will enable me 70 DO 90
Those having claims against the estates,
will presen, them duly authenticated for set
Element. T. NJ IRISH. admir- OF the
estates o. ]. +. & Chas. Cambridge, dec.
Feb. IL. 1916 4w
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Notice.

THE Public ere hereby iorewarnch, from pur-
chasing uoic Of hand, executed by the subscriber
Tor the sum OF ore hundred and forty dollars and
dated Fabruaay II. ls4G and made able TO
James Michel as the said mute was tlaudul n,ly
Obtained, and without value rerciyrd aud will not
pay said note unless compelled by law
SAMUEL PROCTER.
Iowa Civ, March A. iSd6-3st.
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Cabinc! Making and Under
taking.

HE undersigned respectfully informs the
ciIzens Of Iowa City and vicinity. that
he sill continues 10 carry on the above bus
mess in all its vari us branches a, his old
stand, ON Clinton street. few doors south
OF the pubic square. Persons wishing III
buy good and cheap fun niiure, will find il 10
their advantage to give him a call.
rs He Is provided with good hearse.
and WILL attend al all times 10 the business
Of an undertaken
PETER ROBERTS.
Iowa CITY. Jan. q. 1876
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SIZE an BOAT AIDY9
TAKE SPECIAL NOTICE

A LII persons knowing themselves indebt-
y ed to the subscribers. are particularly re-
anes,ed 10 call aLd settle their respective &C
counts, on or before the tenth day Of March
nex,; and those having demands against me
will please present them for set,lemen,.
S. NJ BALLARD, Nj. d
Iowa CITY, Feb. 4h, iS46-52 v