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u OF THE AGE.
4. aes.NN EDY. of Roxoury, has discovered
that cures "esus remedy
EVERY KIND OF HuHoH.
-, from
The worst Scrofula down to a common
Pimple.
tie mas tried IL in eleven hundred casa ,na
lever iaed except In two cases, both thnder bnmar
is has new in his possession over one hundred ear.
thcates Of IT. value, ali within twenty miles of pa.o
a nwe bottles are warranted to cure nursing sore
One to three bottles win cure The vor.. IT..
pies on the face. 49, ~Au VI P'Aa'
Two or three bottles will clear the system Or b;,.s
n o,h are warranted to care the worst canier
three to nye bottles warranted to cure the WORT
One to two bottles are warranted 10 .,r. -, 49,
In the eyes. ~ - cure I'll humor
wo bottles arc warranted TO running Of the
ears aho Distches among the hair.
Four TO SIX bottles warranted to cure corrunt Ana
running ucers. Ns''f' Ano
One bottle win cure seaiy eruptioas ofthe skin.
kind Of ringworm. y Wv VAC 'oiss
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rheum. 'su ~ sure SAN.
i've TO eight bottles viii the wor.. case Of scro-
benefit is always experienced from The ar.. hath.
perfect curcis warranted when the above
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DEAR MADAN:-The reputation OF The Metlirsi nj.
s,sse5 Y curing al kind Of humors, Is well cstab-
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In presenting he vedca Discover ~ yar.
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a NJ and curing most Of thofe diseases 10 which
you are unfortunately so liable. That most errrn ,,s
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NCRS1AG SORE MOrTIr.
cured - ~ mrAcle yosr temper & restored
iretiai maps to aim and sweet slumbcv ana she Ms,
becomes fountain or blessings to your
IN the more advanced stages Of
II extends to the stomach, causing
DHSPERAlA.
ncn nothing but canker on the stomach then 10 the
KIDNEYS.
creating sinking, gone selng, and an iud,rr.rc.
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RAW AND INFLAmEn.
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comes loose ana nssby and the nbrss 4 your fods
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..n = nee nssheer does NOT know As canss.
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MEDICAL nIsCoyEnY
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teeth without pain. have used II MY practice IL
years, with success at once CRAFTY ing to myself and
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and sporting implements kept constantly on hand
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D0OKSELLER AND STHrIONER.
ID Third street, above Jefferson, Ba.rst House Building
sssss 4 RURLLkGTON, IOWA.
~ Books. Stationery, Wall Papers, 4c., &c.,
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Prizes @t.oo per bostie. 49, ~ -
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sa. "A psuseiaD gsnsvally. 80 fsc11o VI
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Oo9te0, ana nursing 0eF Wr1tns Will INA
implacability belonging to an indomitabls
nature, retired to Corfe Castle, where shi
tsok up her residence, holding now but lit
lie communication with the court.
But, for oil this, she bai not surrendered
ultimate hopes ON behalf Of her favorite SON
Strange anomaly, that the sacred love of q
mother should, in its ardent infatqation
hesitate ct 70 evil means !; breads not the
aspect Of crime; and 10 compass her aiml
far the beloved object, where sense and rea.
eon are 0beeured and Lost in the absorbing
i. passion, will WELD the poignsrd, drug the
food and deal with midnight murder on his
behalf--taking risk and peril ON herself,
rather than that she shonld fail.
On the part Of the young king. he treated
his etep-mOther with every mark OF defer
ence ana respect Presents and greetings
came to her from time 70 time, lie pro
posed to make his brothers advancement,
his care but with naughty humility, and
coldly scoRn9dl expressions Of gratitude, the
implacable queen holds aioof, and the time
eOes BY, year alter year, and the rule of Ed
ward Is eetsbiished, the people love the frank
and loyal nature be exhibits--a little defer
entail to the lazy monks, perhaps but when
& 10 recollectsd that Dunstap welded the
power Of pope in England, that will mol
be SO much wonderedat
Consequently, the news Of tho tranquil
and peaceful triumphs Of his reign during
which the people throye in snch rude com
forts, and ! few ciyilixipg elements began 70
branch aud bud reaching Elfrida's ear
from time 70 time, began TO rankle IN her
merciless and INSCRIPTIONS breast, with all
a. f.-~. - -.t>..~a ~ hako Rdward was
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THE ATTENTION on MILLERs. MILL 0NsM
and all interested, 10 solicited 10 q. P. Jcrs.ss.
PATENT SKUT MACHINE AND SxPARAius
COMBINED.
We claim for this Machine that Il 10 Superior y
others now in use and fully warrautit In oil casa -
further particulars address
KEITH, ROBINSON A CO.,
sept wu Manufactures,
Main Street. Rnriingfon, lo0A l
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Parted trom-his friends! She repeated,
these words in sinister whisper-she seem
ed to weigh thein-to dwell upon them.
| Alone and apart, and none near but one
devoted to me, body and soul; then-then
the golden circiet Of sovereignty and rule
would be within my reach, to place upon
the brows OF my own SON Ho Gunthrum,
approach!
The summons was so loud and sudden,
that even the stern and silent seminal gave
an impe rceptible start as he turned his
| eyes from the spot where ne held his Usual
| watch, to the elevated and richly furnished
portion of the hall, which was the queen s
especial place ofhonor.
Hearing the summons, and observing the
gesture accompanying 1t, Gunthrnm, with
about hal a score oil big strides, stood before
| her--haying made the brieiest OF obeiiapces,
| grim and statuesque as,eser.
Gunthrum, in this parchment there comes
to me news OF the king she began, her
eve conveying an additional meaning with
| her words.
Son and does the news please you 2 ask.
ed Gunthrum.
.'He hath left the court at Winchester =
'Ay, hath he sol But to what end asked
| the Dane.
He is hunting, and with scant retinne, as
learn, in the forests of Dorset the queen
went on quoting from her recently received
dispatches
'Humf Gunthrumss dark face was turned
to tile ground.
Now, if he could be mstl' pursued Ell
frida
Surrounded, or cut OF from rejoining his
people ] see /! continued the Dane. The
crows and the kites would soon feed upon
him-unless, indeed, you gave him welcome
here!
sAy, but she said, with fierce and mock
ing smile, he will not come in person, he
doubts the affection Of his step mother.
And reasonably, said Gunthran, with
1l'And rightly Nas her frank rejoinder.-
You know whatI would have; and you know
what reward would bestow upon the bold
heart and strong arm that aided mel
Ion know upon whom you can count
broke in the Dane.
'Ay, believe there ID no secret to keep be-
tween usr And - ahe spoke, the queen re-
l1Rned the eloquent look srhe time can
sever be Dore fagonable.
= understand Ill eeek NJ spart,---n;ck
81 ~ nen--eet IorlA -hant up the Snnserr
end den Ganehrun passed -
4 YEAH sot retnrn witheut susosss, alive Or
deaAR I ned pcs speak fasthar ~
WitA > poli1e hpNs - nno ma nhoat q g.
- VIA ~ Passd hss kap1upsn II afu.
NJ ~A3ss So s. Sszls4 - Ee;1sss
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ID EAL Estate In Council BInf1s and
IL Omaha.-Pcrsons DESTROYS Of accusing Real
Estate either OF these 1ourishiDg towns will DO well
10 send their crdersto D. 9. bLOOMER,
mar -bptf Land Agent.
StsS. Council Blum, Iowa.
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Ien ooscs W. ns nou, se. .W ns1osmx .no Dcs.o
,se IN ,hs vet s,ss ar Reo.a
us. below BsscEsr street. to reocvs their gsesss rhe
e,ovas m the s,as-s,xs' and espcc,siiy sioos
Broadway they we're rcoeved with frequent applause.
The e,se Of the laisrss crowded the windows and
49, -. 80, -.,,,n. io,. hn, -. eeI.t as, .na
ns a, wv IN, ,s ,ssr a
IN sS-,. n,sssn,sd s1d r,Tl,n. drum. anon A sbey
b.s ,,.s..s thc popana hailed An turn ara retprned
Tho oornnl,msn a. the Nsuousl Guard reossssd them
"a ,s sra ,ss, ~ ths I'm. AZ tns,S ascot TIE crava
m rrosa ssy ss aense and f,oro niles on br,es hoss
tor ~,nsovs .na door savs eheer ssr ehe~ ami nm
~, 80" -. ~ -, 80, 80. sr.,.s ~ "
o1 er,,e co,,s On sy,,v9ns :, Rsooms ss-se, sss
soost Life Guard accompanied 81 sheliou's band wAs
received With similar donors 70 hoee vhioa had bees
pI,ment they isIl N The rear With her dstscameu.
carrying battery Of four guns As the hrce cOmpsres
moved down Broadway Amos, weighing their ~sy through
the dense masses, the cn'hssasm @ 'ne'r reception
,u, soxx. m vux PARK
The soASA /" tsh FA
But though Broadway looked Is 4 ~ Nc. nor. had
turned ou, INC soe"e 'ne TAX Appeared :" second
New York had made NJ .pp..,.nce, n. police had
e'esroo o mr. Wv sa S az. .r,,S sses
:, ,,. a. $500. a.. a.. FROM,
,s,~ :, ~. On, H.l, ana ,hs s.,o,nv w.re er.mmsa
Win isa,es while sasenarous man aled every s,ssbe
niche in the and the roof Of Tho buidns Even
Tie trees the Park we're alea, and one specimen q
she nscI Of rhon's statue Of The Fsaher Of his country
while the pedestal Was covered With others perhaps not
less rcvercnt though less venturcsome Punctna 70 the
minute, the head Of the procession arrived
The west gate on tue fGt, ena soco
square, forming a hello. SQUARE immealaey 20
'front.' Of The Hal Of which the Scott LIE Guard formed
rsDs sae ne~fes' e HAIL. Ana '''e'' '"' VI '"'
Mayor remann vss notified Of the desIrsoilv q his
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TIE MILITARY DISPLAY YESTERDAY.

Our Boston Guests Parade with the National
Guaxd-Tho Scott Life Guard Celebrate
Gen. SCOTS Barthday-Imposang Military
Honors In Broadwsy-Grand Coup d'nu In
the Park-Pxesentatien Of Flags % the Scott
Lie Guard-SPceches Of Gen. Sanford and
Col. Burnett-IntorestinE Review OF tho
National Guard, Beaten Light Irfantry and
Scott Life Guard BY tho Maysr-NaGoaaI
saIuts-Coiiasien u the Guests ut the La
sarge-D1nner at tho Aston House-Paxado
OF the City Guard, Sc, Sc, sc.
Yesterday was douby gala day in New YORK in MILL
tary point OF view. First account Of the reception and
entertainment Of the Boston Ighi Infantry By dessch
ent Of the National Guard OF Seventh regiment and
second on account Of its being seventy ami
versary Of the birthday OF Lieutenant General Winfield
Scott which occasion the Scott Life Guard parAded and
presented with coors BY tao ladies VI now horA,
through Major General Sandford.
Fortunately the day dne could DO desired
though no merciless peted the unfortunate soldiers
same time ssorchipg appeared 70 subject thcm "a
and COOL and almost compensated for the unpropous
ness OF the weather which Boston guests had before
experienced. II was arranged, in view OF tho double
interest OF the day, that the companies should ~
far o. possible, work togother which arrsugemeu,
made the cxerc,sos additionally Imposing hotwthstand
ing the bad reputation OF militia for pronptness the
Seventh regiment reception battalion turned out prompt
formed Washington Parade ground as precisely nine
O'Clock A. NJ with Noii's full National Guard bard, OF
thirty five pieces, and drum corp Of sixtecn dru ms
The detachment consisted OF two COMMUNIST med on
regiment, making t,tal OF l62 muskets under command
Of the following ontcsn =
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participate upcr 'ks battle aes OF Mexoo Take thea
s s sss ..s sr Of .s
soe,s on yoaf sos cad Victories Ceer,sh sad aefeod
gtos les asdin n,shed
Gen WARD B. ByRssrr responded In aa extended
pS, commencing ~ fohOws'-
Permit me to thank you General ssndford In the Of
The Gallant corps have the homo. 70 rspr,ssn his late
ds, Coming :. s-y 90 from : sen0eus. Of yoS eIpe,
Myo ~ - ans ~. a. - o. ne f' r.
hsh sea sG.csvs aisopisa ana g. hos
On ss5 sr%rr ~. Del. 10 s.m.rss ~. Long e
au replying ss sa oorps A. ssss ss
OF bose s"hev ants have an Ated the proudes
ts1msns wsss @ oa han sh. 10 present. q jour ooc.
M tho true ss Of %
xous for seous or virtue lasting essey % hi. ocuptry
s'is sAs s.ss
o. me- ~ -, :sA s ss.ss Of ne 'oS:s
he usdyins sOog Of the bard has recorded their
snS 10 II - ~:
fore 20, Sss IL W. % %
s r. n. s e.: &
ana AVE ch,sxs
soss the en'en ION OF hs ss. iO..utSns .o.
ssc comm cs;e The resuScaa Sasts custos and
our beloved ,lc 70 hs Of noxoo delight
sss .oa % srspaio.
~ S Ss sD.ss d :. Sse IT, IL. re-
on our cuWssd mar n AZ he sun morn till ncca
After reviewing the character aad achieve n Gen.
Scot, and the organization or the Scott Life Guard Gen.
Burnett cuncuoea NJ foilo We
CommandAnt OF the scoa Life Gusrd-1t is nay plea
san, duty 70 oouma these ooiors presented 70 us by
g receive Ss% ss So.s VINO
% S ' o. O. me
ys glory To the vho have been hou0red ia
stntsoB lie radent shall roiotto thscV sud
during patriotism which stands unshaken the phi rei DR.
mAmeot In the hour darges while s stripes shall he the
emhis that chssse which this patriot woat nact
upon hs country's foes L. the flag OF Victory but
hesrse The rutb of history when hiss gone
down before snv foe 10 ta!r and equal fight.
The tag OF The free hearts only home,
by soge ksnos 10 vslor glveo-
Thy stsxs have liz the weikn come.
And all thy hues were born in heav Gu
Th3 oheT relation the
pose Of assemblase tere day. Within s glierinG
medaops beams the features and ession of Win
htd Scott That face which has often nfroI
may again light the victory honor tho hour
of battle Around Il TOO In eaoing circle the
Of "Pso ANo' fesccs de Ia Psiuis" Monterey"
and BueuS VISTA" The brisnt Of tbs distin
gvshed gsIisr,ry of his companion in and
LIANT nted faylor
The colors made Of Eesvy six; is American
sanc ard trimmed with yellow silk fringe, and bears
following Inscription, In goid letters
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n, LOUIS, June II, I5h6.
Dispatches from Cairo state that Saturday sernoos
crevasse opened the Mississippi side Of tho towa,
through which the water poured At fearful rAte filling
up the whole space between tho ievees; and Is
running the embankmsnt, the Ohio side, abou.
one thousand feet The Illinois Central Railway washed
away the south wing part OF the hotol fell in
Sunday, and the balance expected 10 fall during the
night Nearly bill the houses are tumbng down, drifting
away sinking Scarcely Q building in the city Is ex
pected to Withstand the food. The water is two
half feet deep In the second story OF the Taylor House.
and 10 still rising rapidly.
Mound City is also in danger OF being overHovn The
at this point still continues rise and ali hs upper
streams pouring out foods
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THE FAMILY RERALD.

Tho 0osmon War Bnsied-Letters from Our
Special Correspsndent-Nosvs from CnlifSr-
nia--AnhAss In Europe Seizure Of the Yacht
M.ndexor a. n Siavor-cxaminstaon aa the
Wet Point Military AcademH-LocsI News
Markets, &c., &C., &c.
The FAMILY HERALD Of Wednesday viii contain record Of
the Of the week of imp Among other mat
tsrs:-
Important oaciAi Dispatches from U.eh-Ins.lsioa Of
Governor Cumming ino tho Observation-Disclosures Of the
Mormon reopie-virtuAl End OF the Mormon War &c.
Interesting Letters from Special Correspondent. With
the EIptdtionsry Army-1he Utah Com uissiorers The
Route Utah Fort LeAven worth LsramieIn
ciiens by the Waysleepng and Eating PraiieDe
scrtpuon OF Forte Lesvenworth and Kesrney. &C., &c.
ses, resths. DC.
Affairs In Europe-Leers from London Correspondent
Grand Conservative Demonstration Political speech
By D<raen, &c.
The Revenue Cater captures the Yacht Wan
And Schooner loaded with Provisions suspicion Of
being engaged Shaving Expedion-rhc Assistant DIS
trict Attorney and Marshais visit the prize. 40.
6evero Blasting Accident In Thirty seventh s.reoLArgs
Blocks thrown into Houses, &C., &C.
Alleged Excessive swinoling Operation In Syracuse-rwo
New Workers. charged with defrnudug Country Merchants
West Point Military AcAdemy-Eeview q the CADETS hy
Gen. Winfield soot,-Annul KEAminson By The Board Of
vii!erx &C, &c.
Obituary Notice OF James Peter Aare and other notable
individuals.
Full Report OF the Prices all kinds Marketable
duco, carefully corrected each wick.
Ths Intelligence up TIC time Of publca
hon. by teicsr sph or o,hcrw,se.
Together with Police Reports ,ters- Report
rsges and Desthsfo ming interesting useful
miscellaneous reading.
Terms Only - Year. four cents single copy. To be
ssainsd at the once of The HsuArD and Of ali agents
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ARRIVAL OF THE sTHAMsHIP NOVA BCOrIAN IN THH
RivEK ST. LkwRENUE-
QUEBEC, June II, 1883
The steamship Nova Scoian passed ths River du Loup
station at half past xcook this evening, ands due hers
about eleven O'Clock tomorrow morning. Upon her ar
rival more reliable account or her commercial intei
geuoe than that forwarded from Newfoundland well
any additional news Of interest," will DO Immediately dos
patched over the weyes
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81. LOUIS, Jun6 n, I6b5.
despatch from Leavenworth, dated llth inst, by
prees to Bonneville that the sixth column Of
will not march until to morrow, the 18th inst Gen. HE
ney and STAFF, wh,an escort Of forty I've OF the
Seventh Infantry under Capt NJ Laws leave the day fol-
lowing diversion from the dates already fixed for tbe
departure owing to the heavy rains which have occurred
there and freshes in all the small streams The bridge
the Salt Run has been carried away, bu. is being
replaced 10 day.
Theeportin relation 10 the cutting or Of Capt. Mareeys
train has no found alton In fact.
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Municipal Elections In Connecticut.

Al the annual city election held here to day, Henry I.
Fish, the citizen and democratic ticket elected
Mayor The Americans and republicans elected two Al
dermen, seventeen Of the twenty Counomen, and the
ether city officers
INV LONDON, June Ii, 1863.
At the city election held to-day the republicans
suocessfu Stark, republican for City Clerk has
majority OF hundred and fifty three. The republicans
are highly elsted ut their victory.
NORWICH, June IL, 1883
Auos Prentice, Esq. republican, To day elected
Mayor by handsome majority over tho co nbinod op
position.
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oeveS note from The chsr@sa OF the Senate Pest once
Cnmmssee saIio9 thai he dreamed Of svce con-
stvvctcu bong eivsa th1 tae seoon Vas tsssonea 70
apply 70 ocean service related 60 tne lana service en-
tfeiy.
NJ. STANTON ssA that tee clause was passed ID both
houses without rrsm bcrs Knowing that It wSs there
The resolution passed by large majority
war Of 1872 ~ss made Toe special order for the second
Tuesday In December pext
message received from the President announcing
that be had sp psl lhs Post Office ,proprsaa0n bill
On motion OF Mr. STEPHENS, (sdm) Of Ga 1. was re-
solved the anate oopcung that tbs two houses adjourn
70 day at hsK past two o'cock
Some misceiIsneous business Of general Importance
was transacted
M SMITH (adm of Tenn. from the joint commtsse
reported thsa tey had waited President who in
formed them thA& no had further commsncalioa -
mako.
quarter 70 SIX :.
At six o'osook the House rsasssmslsd bu, nothing
was done.
An Intellectual attempt was made 10 have some doou-
meots printed, when the House adjourned.
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PRESE.N TED
To TlIk
SCOTT LIFE GUARD
BY TIN
LADIES OF NEW YORK,
JJrNE Ib. l6bR.

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