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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-11-22
PENNINGTON COUNTY COURT,
~ June TERN, 1854
WMILLIAM b. BRoWNSoN

ESTATE OF EZRA h. FRANCISCO.
Whereas william II. Brow. son having APP
pealed from the decision Of the Commissioners
appointed to receive, examine and adjust alt
claims and demands against the Estate Of EL-
IA b. Francisco, late Of Manchester, deceased.
q which Estate Flavius ]. francisco, Of Fred
ericktawn, Ohio, i executor.--and said APP
peal having been duly entered in sad County
Court, wherein the aid William b. liruwnson
lsas iied hrs declaration IN general assumpsit,
tina, the said Ezra Is. Francisco, when in life.
and " the time of his decease. was indebted
20 the said William u. lirownson in The sum
OF 0ue Thousand pollaFs, On the general com
mon count. la assump.t. And {; appearing
that the sad flav!us J. francisco resides with
car he State q Vermont and has 10 know
aseui pr attorney III ihi- Sia'e, anil has re
ce,Yed no personal notice 81 ;!ic pcuGeuey -
sid suit Therefore, il ]. oriercd BY saifi
Court that TIE said Favins ] Francisco he
summoned to appear before tie County Cont
text 70 he ha'den 81 Bennington, within and
ftr he County q licanugtaH.,H ;9e iirst iue--
dry of December. A. h. 1864, then ipl There
to answer to said SUR, by pubaiehirlg The sab
stance 81 said declAation together wtlh this
order three weeks sucecssIvely uthe MANcI-
nsTEn JOURNAL, newspaper printed ai Man
chester, IN said County, the last Of which pub
i5caiisis 10 be NJ least twenty days prior to the
Session Il aid Court.
IS orler 81 Court.
II. X. FOWLER, Deputy Clerk.
MineT q l'rndie, Atys. -
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rew trAaspircd. coniiuaea ], risinx
from ny clsair. and speaking directly
= AsnEei ) pisible spectacle Was tic
hofroF atrirksn. DOOMED n scfesni. be
teelluE. knowing o. ass doomed. u
has foH iraospired iha Afrs. Dvniou
an Cartier bad lsrca privately mar
rcd some uesss previous 70 the mar.
der that Il vas Carrier vino m1rdvr.
"a Us master. whether assisted by has
sife i doubtful. more than doubtful.
Certainly .ha vas 4 gully accessory
alter the {acl. I, l. nov also ku0Nn q,
kHoun 90 me, ! continued. that salea
Cartier i lh,oahile ManEel--it's no
ase screaming. sir NJ. Denion, hi.
dear it, and believe that the jew.
els fur wi,ieh be pa@ns,i his soul, and
is afraid TO OPPOSE Of, are now in
hi> possess on, possibly IN this house
] arrest you. consequently, jules Car
lier. Tor tlt mafler 1t Ant0ine Lou
vel. DcAih was quicker IN bis arrest
II the murderer than ! lie slipped
down screaming from chair ia 4 til,
from which be only recovered TO live
for q s0liicirnt time 10 ma,e full and
apple Confession II bis crime. tli,
iiic, be said, had been one ccaseless
iortJle since Sc occurrence, aud that
be would have given himself up to
Justice but that admission u his own
sail would bring exemplary puniSh-
meni upon his wife.
The jewels, ~, after the legal for
maiiiies bad been gone through, were
given up 10 the representatives Of the
louvel family. .Hr. John Pendrell',
agency in The matter was never 50
much as suspected by nina fact up
on which that well meaning, ii weak
man 10 husbandly sense, has never
ceased 10 ielici tate himself.
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NNTHAN nrRroNs E.tntr.

GTATE OF VERMONT. / Alta Probate Court
- Manchester District. IS holden AZ the Probat,
uHlce. n Manchester to and for said district 81
~, gsth d4y Of October s6i
Present, Hon. 4. ;. KENT Judge.
An instrument IN writing purpoftHe to be- III,
last will aud testament Of Nathan Burton, late 81
Rupert iH said District, deceased, was presented
for probate
Whoreupun it was ordered that said application
be heard at Probate Court 10 hr held ut the Pro
hats Office u Manchester In and for said District
The last "Wednesday II November 1854 and that
al persons Interested in said Estate be- notified
thereof by publishing copy " the record Of this
order three weeks successfully IN the MANCHESTER
JorENAI- printed Al Manchester the last Of which
publications shall b. previous to said time Of hear
Ing
"a H. X. FOWLER, Register.
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Brandies, Gins and Wines,
also, JObber in all kinds Of Domestic
LiGHOrS,

HAVING facilities equal, If not superior to
IL any other House, for obtaining my Goods
Direct. under Custom House Seal, most re
spectluy call the attention Of the County
Commissioners, also Town Agents and dealers
generally, to examine my goods before purchs
ing, All Goods IIitrraaiedas reprtsenfed,o or no
Sale. My stock consists in part as follows
0tard Dupeg & Co., ]. & r. Marriott, Jules
Robin & Co.. n. Barriarrion x Co, United Pro
prietors, Pellesonie & Signtlle Brandics, lIu
ler's Swan, De kupper's London Excise, St,
Nicholas, Excelsior and Citron True Gins, St
Croix, Jamaica and Antique Runs, London
Hungarian and Burgundy Port Wines, Sweet
and Dry South Side MADEIRA, Pale and Brown
Sherry Wines, Iimmernau's and Iongworth's
Ohio Wines. Champagne and Claret, ofvarions
brands. OLD BOURBON. Monongahela, Old
Rye and Wheat WHISTLES, OF the very finest
quality. Also, Mchan's Irish Malt Whiskey.
Al Of which are offered at the lowest market
prices
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H'fllDYFDH. y. z !, HVFHIt, IkG4.
We take pleasure 10 saving that G. O.. Bruce,
Esq.i has complied with the aft a ougress
aieit0gtl'Rg fertass p,ersoas n act Al Army and
Navy Agcai@ for the collection II war claims
against the Government, and 70 recommend hin
q ail persons that hsye claiias they wish col
lecfed promptly
LIfi's5 @a,es seaGtg's- Beuiamn r. Wade.
John Sherman.
Nsesbers n LoAeress-E. Il. Eekley. Wm.
Johnston Nin. B. Allison.--lvz
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INDESTRUCTIBLE
ATENT BURIAL CASES

This invention relates e. 4 new and improved
medr ,,f constructing and Marketing Collins. An
acficie combining
TIKI STRENGTH AND lNPTEMEABILITY or
IRON ASD THE DURABILITY or STONE
ahd Z mor appropriate for de usnsl modes u bur.
ial baiA fF City aud Country F,f the purpose N
PRES rNatlon they atv tnaae AlE and WATER
IlaHf. and they easi irss ilau Metallic ColiinM--
They eahaoi b surpassed fE teauiy o. forul We
haze nuiberous Testimonials u the highest rfsl,e-
liability frfm every pfeesiaH and relation ia s,el.
-. FH sale a.
FRENCH a KINGsLEY's,
Rutland TT
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M Z the subscribers being appointed by the Hon.
w The Probate Court, for the District u Man
chester commissioners to receive examine and adj
iusl the claims and demands Of all persons against
the estate 0f
PERRY STONE,
late u Arlington IN said District, deceased. aud
also al claims aud demands exhibited IN Offset there.
10. aud six months from the 18th day Of October.
1854 being allowed for that purpose BY said Court
We d., therefore, hereby give noice that we wiat-
tend "a The business u our appointment At T.. t.y-
mlns Inn. IN said Arlington, un the l9th DAY ~
April next, FROM one until four O'Clock r. ~
Dated At Arlington, this 18th day Of October 4.
D. l,G4,
~ T. BARNEY.
"a GEORGE VAUGHN. ( Noi' -
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NE fhe Subscribers ttaihz aijlsiiHtea br the Hon
w the FnAate tourt 81 iss District u MAncA
ester E.iIainisstaaers 10 fecplEe e1auiine and 81
iast tbs clalms sud einsaas = ~ persons against
tbs Eiate II
sliAs sNlT1
~ y iidrsst Is ssid District s7seassa snd aise IN
ssiias aaa demands exhibited Is offset iis rptn. ana
,lK asahlAs tfofn iha 2eih dag ii 6ir,el.ss. Is6a
be5nz aioWed hk said Court 81 fhaf aasfssse Ne a.
ihertffe 3 fshf s8se nt.iisf tsi uf slH afiead u
fhs hgsiness = aaf aifsaiuiasnt s. Anafus Ira.
10 s4sd borsf, tis seFh Days " 1anHssf aad
q esla aafk
Iaisa Al lAssst. this ss,h day = tArtsl.F A. d.
1ssR
). 3 sAsFoEB
H. = MAWLEI tCsmrs.
e II BARTLETT
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-11-22
ST Ell T~o7o SIX

bones ~ rm. spECIFlC PILL wIIL
PROMPTLY, PEEFICtY AND rEEMANfNTIY
crnE >peTmatoTrhca, Seminal Weak
ness OK Involuntary Nightly or Daily
Losses, iuWINEH ORIGINALLY tArsEp, on
HOWEVER, AGGRAVATED Is cIiAEACTFE; while
they will speedily correct those terrible mor-
lid conditions which spring T. ON the primary
disease er from secret wee.
TIE SPECIFIC PILL Is equally applicable
TO tho treatmeutoi crog Kind VI G,H'iaior III
H0ry fr,7td'P hcopdti{g a. Inn ottmgi D,a-
bttes; Lime OF Hritk dust D,pteifs Ia the mNr;
Rakg bi@beflts; MRna0iioa OF lltakHsss Of
ne hidae@' -, &r, C'ergymsn, Larytrs,
Siadenfs AM al who fellow sedanlary ovcuir-
tions, or whose Brain and AerreHs Spsitm IRE
over worked, arc peculiarly subject to weak
Hesses Of the Gcwfo- triaarg O,gans. They
Should nor fail to use TUE SPECIFIC FILL.
~ Persons afflicted with any one or more
Of the above disorders ure surrto have several
and sometimes mos, Of the following
SYMPTOMS;
ncnHgea Digestion; ls,sS of Appetite; Loss
of Flesh; t'ousiipnted Bowels; l'itlnl and Nor
you., or heavy sleep with Lugnl Dreams;
Troubled Breathing; Failure Of Voice; Irreg-
uhr action Of the Heart; Pu.tulous En,ptions
on the Face and Neck; Headache; Alectio,s
| ct the Eycs; Los. II Memory; Sudden fushet
0l Heat and Blnsliil *; General Weakness aud
Incidence; Aversion 10 Society; Released Con
di,ion, Or Diminished sze Of the Genital Or
gans; Involuntary Nightly o. Daily Emissions;
Frequent desire TO pass Water, with ycrItliar
attending sensations; Pale Lips: Sunkon
Checks; Weak Evcs "linchod" Features;
irritation, or Caauh Of the Bladder; lLcUut,-
nence, or Supprc.sion Of the Urine, Painful
Too Eregucnt,or Difficult. Mieturi,ion, &c., &c
Professional Opjnions.-."l have used
your SrEClFIC PilIs' III many causes Of S,e'-
Mai0ffhed, aud with the most psfJetf sHttess"
-, MiLIoS SAMPLES, II. D., IL. b., B,rok
IN.
II Is a rear Specific as any medicine can
be. ! have cured very severe cases with from
SIX to TIN posEs"--B. knrn, NJ. d., N. y.
II know ofno remedy, in lltrghole Hnferid
Mdaa, equal to your SrEoFIc nj iu Semi-
nal or t.iAajg lFtdkResses.~- ABotru HiHIE.
NJ. D.. pret II 0,ganic Chemistry oad IEysoi-
ogy n. j.
flEsoNAL 0IINIoxs.-"M IIiatL,ae, Is
WORTHY or All cONFIpENCE, and devote,
himself cphUsiestitoHg to these Preparations.
-. MLgIprnl RLLsE, w. d.. Ill. H., 1mtr.
Ned. GGaeHt, ~ T.
u have a pcrsoat iHoplcdge Of Mr.. WINcu-
EsrtEs lioNEsrY ANp IArtGiIrY and can as-
sure ne loltHHipl NllN tue IHDllG lHHi ms
preparations I'm be reiied ~. jas. Il. CniL.-
ToN, NJ. d., chemist, n. L.
The Specific Pill
Is not a Homeopathic Remedy nor does c,
tain Hertufg froR CamLbid,s, or any mia
rious Ingredient. Send Tor Circular.
~lPriceSl per box, six boxes twhen or
deted at oncej IS. Sent by Mail. Sold Whole. /
sale aud Retail NJ the Sole General Depot ia /
the United States by
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U. S. $50 BONDS.

81 H-t HlPTtuNs 10 fbe 40 aad The 10 so
- BOMBS Il the t'NiTTB STATES r4,aelt "a 81
tAv BATTENKfil. BANK ia favorable terms.
81 r. BIAtk. Cashier
BaiteHki fkahk SD "a Iss4-lRn
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" \

Claims. The 500 Bounty le soldiers dis.
charged for wounds received battle collected
WITHOUT DELAY. We pag Is ,,ecia attention
to claims IN which other attorneys have PAIL
III, OF which Eaye been SUSPENDED, 81 which
there are tens Of Thousands. We have already
collected aud pnid over 10 soldiers and their
heirs over $500, 900, and are paving thous
ands daily. We secure Pensions Tor ten dol
Iars, and collect Bounty and Back PAY for ten
per cent, and no pay until ArIEg we have suc
ceeded.
TIM ARNY II1RALD Is published monthly.
end Is devoted 10 the Interests Of tie soldier and
biz helrs-to whom il Is INVALUABLE Write
rs and we win send you II copy free, or, for
TIIErr CENT we viii send voii by return 81
mail fine engraved tinted Likeness tAlbum
sizel Of II. Gen. Grant, aud fHE Amy HER-
AID for one year. To persons scuding club
Of four, we viii send. ~ premium. an addition
al Likeness aud TIM fiEnALp Tor one year, and
for eaeh additional subscriber M additional
Likeness % the getter up 81 the club. 80 that
person sending ns Club cf ten aud So. viii be
entitled % receive. kimseT siyEx Likenesses
and Tar Amy HERALD FOR of.e yeur, ard for
any other number in the same ratio.
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This Stove also Is made with or without
Reservoir and Hot Closet. Oven doors lined
with tin refec,ors and well ventilated. A
stove which We warrant in every particular.
We sell also the Monarch, Comfort
CT, House Keeper, Henry Clay,
the elevated oven CaItivator, and sever
al other kinds Of Cook Stores. besides alar &c
assortment Of Parlor and ParIor Cook and
Box Stoves. Of all sizes aud prices. which
will be sold for smaller profits than stoves
usually are.
All kinds Of House Furnishing
Goods constantly on hand.
Also, several kinds Of Pumps Of the
best raake, and Lead Pipe.
The Highes, Market Price. Cash. paid
Calf skins and Sleeps PeIts.
MESA ~ gsyga 81
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FTnE SAW MILL DWELLING HOUSES. VA
i EtE rWNEE Al 80 q, BzftsaAH EiyfF
ltsas ssavgas = ) alie easi a MauehesffF Eftage
En4aiis - d aEAE~ ~
1Eo Y t4LENs
! hsn.As.a.r o. ). a
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CONE & BURTON

STOVES and HOLLOW WAhE
WIN be very Complete.
We shall keep a large assortment
Of SrovEs, and be prepared to to fur
nish any kind wanted For one Of our
First Glass Stoves we have made ar
engagements TO sell tie celebrated
HOME COMFORT,
$3.50 -,,--------.---Tr1
T7l
81 % -
- ~ II - -
Patented iH 1850.
Every facility that art could supply
or money procure has been called in
to requisition to make the IIoME Con-
FORT the best Stove in the country.
1T EXCELLs
In substantial durability in every part,
in the nicely with which its joints are
fitted, and in its beauty and finish.
1t performs all Cooking and Bak-
ing quickly and perfectly, with but
little fuel, great economy being its
cEief merit.
These Stoves are made of two sizes,
No. ), Plain and Extension top, has
three 0 inch holes and one 10 inch.
No. 6 has three 0 inch and one Oh
hole, and large fire box.
Where family exceeds 10 persons
the No. 6 will be found the most econ
omical size.
Those with Extention top are pro-
vided with heavy Copper Reservoirs
covered with tin, which are filled with
water kept hot by the waste heat, also
a back Closet made of tin.
These Stoves are lined on the in
side with Tin Refectors, with back
and bottom covers. The oven is ven
tilaied, IN fact every thing is as near
perfect as man can make it.
For another First Glass Stove we are sell
ng new one which is becoming great IA
Sorite, called the
CRUSADER.
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For sale.

For Sale.
7 Cows. 10 good order.
6 Calves
/ BAY Breeding Mare.
2 SETS Harness, Slpds. &c.
GBeulfv - y a. OEKTs r.
GAO + ETLEN.
aaaeAssisr. OCT "a e.
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Dr.. /. pIx's
Vo THE LADIES.

TNO THE LADIES. The celebrates
DIX. J.. Din particularly invites all ladies
who need a .Hsaieafer Surgical adsiser, TO cab
q bis Rooms, No. III Endlcou Street. Bostsn,
Hass,, which they will anaeged for their spec
ial accommodation.
pr. Din having devoted over twenty years
e Ibis particular branch Of The treatment Of el
diseases peculiar 70 females, Il Il nos conceded
BY all lboth 10 tllis country and IN Europe itLnt
be excelIs al other known practitioner Ia the
safe, speedy and etIeetual treatment. u al f.
uae complaints.
His medicines are prepared with the express
purpose u removing al di.eases, such A. de-
blliy, weakness, unnatural suppressl0tis. en-
Engagements Il the g0mb, also, al discharges
which flow from morbid state u The BLOOD
The Doctor i how fully prepared iofTeaf IN bis
peculiar style both medieaiiy and surF1caily,
all diseases II tie Finale sex. and they sTe re
specifuliY invited 10 call 81
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rOst kinds Of Sprutca lsmIo.k tumS
&500 WILL NE FORFEITED ~
QnOOO DIR. L. MY - -. - ~

WV Dr. L.. DIN ifmiline 10 cus. ia
e-. time thnu nuy other physician. more ,ileci.
aal'y abd Permanently, with less rcslta,,i G,,r
"St uPaleh o ieHf II tXIn-urc % ull weather.
wtsi safe aud p.ensani medicines,
SLLF ABUSE AND OLirARN HABITS.
Their effects and consequences,
SPECIAL AILMENTS AND SITUATIONS
heidrutto ManIcd and Single Ladies'
SECRET AND DELICATE DISORDERS,
hercurlal Affections; Eupiious nnd ali n,..
eases Of the Skin; Ulcer. II the Nose. Thre.,
aud iodyi pimpies on tie fncc; swelling. "a
Tue '@ihlsi Nervousness constitutional and
other heakne'rcs in Youth, aud the more al
vanced, ut Nil ages, Of
BofH SLAES, SINGLE or MARRlrp.
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The Sneciac Pill

l. not Homeopathic Remedy nor doe. c. n
tain Hertpfg froR, CamLnides, or any itju-
rious Ingredient. Send Tor Circular.
Eg~l Price-Sl per box, six boxes twhen or
dered at onceJ IS. Sent by Mail. Sold Whole.
sale aud Retail NJ the Sole General Depot in
the United States, BY
1919 J. MlAtHESII.E, so Johns 81. y. L.
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40. 81 Endltsil Slrtt, RSsioH.

Al letters requiring sdsles musi eoBials oss
dollar 10 ensure ~ ansEer.
Boston, jan. 20 1ss4.-- Iyzs
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Volunteers, Attention IndisrrstiOns Of
Youth,

sores anl Ulcers Blatchcs and Swtllngs, can with
e,riiinty ~ radically cured Il The rms arr taken
Night and npVping, and the ointment b. freely used
stated ia TIE printed Instructions lftrraied in
any other manner. they dry up 10 one pari 10 brrak
out IN another Whereas this Ointment w remove
the humars from the systcm. and leave The patient
vigorous and healthy ulan. II viii require little
Ga, I'D. fFtsF Ali rgfHl.
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proudly refers 10 Professors aud respectable
phNslcipps-4nnuy of whom consult him IN erit
Tea cases, beeause Of ii. Acknowledged sklIl
and reputation, attained thrcaeh 70 o,ig c1per
ielcc, Practice aud observation.
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STRANGERS AM rRAyrIIrus


ioayoil and escape Imposition II Foreign
ana Naive Quacks. moft agmoops III Bustsn
Than other large cities,
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AFFLICTED AND UNrOnrrNATE
r0nEIGN AND NATIVE QrACKs,

he not robbed and add to your suflcfii r. in be
ing deceived by Tie lying buHsfs, rnisfcpresen
lat'ohsi lalte promises and pieicnsiois Of
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-02

Coz. I. g. P4asoGz.z M $780,
has served his eountsJ h mn three
yeas; b lee brave NJ notsd solder,
without blsnish or rsprcAsh Il An career,
His friends snnounee him = : candidate
for the Clerkship Of tho Dlstrict Court.
He is worthy and competent man and .
patriot for whom too much cannot b. said.
There Is not . man in Lee county who
will not honor the old citizen, the tried
citizen and the true soldier and patriot
should ne Be nominated, and he will BE-
nominated and elected. God BIAS the
old soldier. y
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LOIHZ.
DR.. H. ANDERS q: CO.'S
IODINE WATER.

Iodine Water acts upon the Heart, Liver, Kidneys,D
gcstivc OrgAEs, and Gandulax System.
The which has attended the Of thiefensd
In private practice and the enorsenent Of medical
thorify, snAbls 70 recommend II 70 tho practitioner
and the pubic fssting confident that with fair trial II
will attest It's excellence In the Of Chronc d
which indicate Iodine such Scrofnla, Bsunchits
Skin kruptiona, Heaxt ver and Kidney utseoess Nes-
voas AAections Neuralgia, rheumatism, Dyspepsa, De-
blty, Syphilis, ETC.
Physcians nay rely spos the uniform strength Of
Iodine Watrr containing threeqoartsr Grains Ssss
iodine in csch Guild ssss water ssssse bssae
SOD 1t ID not liable 70 decomposition s,otansgusy
termed inequalities; nsifher the Iodine oxyaised nog
nsutralized by comAnatoa with sny ingredient readN
this solution superior to any other method Of exAb
hang Iodine.
Full directions accompany each bottle tbat II nay BE-
1sed family mecihe well BY the profession.
Price dollar Per bottle. On receipt o. eve dollsr
dx eottles delivered fvss BY express to any Addre
Beware Of oouHssrfeits asd limitations which spsiBei
peA dealers endsAvos 70 dispose Of reputation
Se- signature and trade mark 1.-THE 0reek word heaA
ing this adsersissmeHs) upon the labels wrapper
each hottie. without which none 10 seuuips.
Circulars grAtis
| Dr.. II. ANDKRs CO,
PhyEiciAns and Chemis4n,
nay9odAvem No. as Broadway, New York
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/ IMPORTANT NorIcE RELATlvs TO TIN
DsArr.-We take the following from the
Davenport Gazette:
Ihe following important notice relative
TO the draft vas received by Major Thos.
duncan, U. s. A., A. A. Provost Mar
shall General, yesterday afternoon:
By Telegraph from Washinston.1
- Washington, Aug. 80.
To Major Thos. Duacan.:
Keep volunteering up as much as Dos
sioie after the 9th of September, aud let
It be known that volunteers will be count.
cd on the quotas Of the present call up to
the last practicable moment before the
drafted are accepted and sent to render
so0s' JAMES B. Far.
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THIRD WARD.
JACKS SON TOWNSHIP
10 " arEM

The Hawkeye says snakes are be-
coming 20 common in Burlington thu,
the destruction of them seems hardly
worth recording. Another Of the regular
rattlesuake species was killed on the pub.
lie square yesterday.
The lows yearly Meeting of Friend.
will be held in Oskalooss during the FRS
and second weeks in September.
The quota of the Sixth District il
$50. The quota for the Same number
of men called for last fall was $780,
This number would indicate large in.
crease in population within the las,
year.
Governor Stone arrived at Daveu.
port, Tuesday evening, from Washing.
ton.
The Gazette says the city is:filIins up
its quota very slow, and there will doubt.
less be draft there.
MIR. McDsrnott. an old and valued
citizen OF Dubuque county, was killed b.
being thrown from . buggy. His horse
nan away with him.
Palmer Darling, aged sixteen, brakes
man on the Illinois Central Railroad, fell
between the cars. on the 18th, and hi,
leg was crushed to pieces. It was ampu.
taed, cholroform being administered
but he did not survive the operation Of
recover from the ssupor produced BY th,
chloroform.
The city was filed Yesterday with
team heavily laden with the rich treasures
Of the soil, and drawing vehicles hcaped
up with the fat things whiol. THE wear -.
ward the toll Of the husbandman. Will,
some sections Of the State have suffered
severely fron the drouth of the past ann
mer, it cannot be denied that others have
yielded finely, and that about an average
crop Of cereals. already matursd. has bees
garnered; while such crops % sre yst 4
be harvested proniss veil. Eooughg 4
Righteousness. will c1own the year, lnd
after rssAiaing ss1ioient for hoils 90.
sunptiys, fair snrplss viii rsHa;n fos
exportation.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-02

SUPREME CorRT.-The Supreme c.
OF the State holds its next session.
sument Term at Dave - ~
Monday Ga ---por' On Nsss ~
uayl Of October
The cases for this District. hare. bsen
assigned, by Mr.. Kinssy, Clark Of tho
Court, as follows ::
lsr DISTRICT causes from the
counties of Lee, Des MoiDes. Louisa
Henry, Van Buren, and Jefferson, will bt
docketed for four (4) days, eommencinE
the gath day Of October.