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- Nv. miscellaneous.
The greatest anouuz insured in any one risk
| $1,000. -'-- r ~
The greatest amount allowed BY the rules to be
/ insured in any one city, town or YillGge-never
/ exposing oyer Sl0.Qs0-
The greatest mount allowed to be insured in
any one blOek-neFer. exposing over $40 coo
The amount Of its capital or eaTnints deposited
in other State security for its losses therein
None. MI . --..eE
The Charter. or Act of Incorporation of said
Company n file
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MERCANTILE.

n. L. HIGGINS. III FKARSs. J. L. HIGGINS.
HIGGINS, FEARNS & CO.,
Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots and Shoes,
and all kinds of Country produce. Anderson 4
Rupp's New Brick Block. Main Street, Warren,
Ohio. lApril . '66
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BUCklNGAAM d DE " OIE
Attorneys and Counsellors at Law, Cleveland Ohio.
Prompt attention given to Collections in Cuya-
h5ga and adjoining Counties.
f5vsc c,ra April Is. '65.
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Dslleri in Fashionable Millinery. Rooms over Nc.
combs and Smiths Store. Warren, Ohio. All or.
ders promptly attended TO. lkeb 81
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:. 3 Fa 1sFs;lsl alRsxs ! urnTz.t ~. z '' EErr1. =

Dealers in Eoreign and Domestic Dry foods, Greek
cry, Boots Shoes and Leather, Csrpeung, Paper
Hapkhgs. w indo7 Shades, Ready Made Clothing,
&C, a1w6Js cap for ready pay at the New York
Store. Market Street W arren. Ohio.
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P FREER, SMITH, p
FREER & SMITH,
Dealers In Groceries and provisions. Wooden and
StoreWare, Market Street, narren, 0hio-0et.I5
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I.C.BOWMAN.
GRoCERS

aysician and Surgeon. Girard, Trumbull county
Ohio. Particular attention given TO Diseases o
ne Laaes. ChroRic Diseases in general.
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Suceessofs to J. Vautrot & Co.. Dealers IN W atebes
Jsweiry and Diamonds Market Street. Wa rren,
OFTo y 81 --t4 o. --.f March 2S &c
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Roy d NELSON,
Ph, ,sieians and Surgeons; Office east Of the Bank.
Market Street, Warren Ohio.
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WHITTLESEY ADAMS, Agent.
GTATEMENT Of the Condition of
OThe Norwich Fire Insurance Company. on the
lsr day of January. 1866. made to the Auditor of
Ohio, pursuant to the statute of that State.
Nam and Location.
The name of the Company is the Norwich Fire
Insurance Company, and is located at Norwich,
New London county, Connecticut
4 l. Capital.
The amount of its Capital Stock, all
p. HI. Assets. fss
Cash of the Company on hand and in the
hands of Agents and other persons s 40 96I 49
The BOnds and Stocks owned by the Com---r--
pany, tas per vouchers accompanying q I'd p
market value. 36I 9iS so
AL Otner Securities 1852 Il
Total Assets of the Company. 4l5 542 20
HI Liabilities.
Losses adjusted and not due.........-... 2,S07 Al
Losses unadJusted iO'Iou W
Total liabilities -.t e * AZ Al
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PROFESSIONAL.

ALEXANDER MCCONNELL,
Manufacturer and Dealer in Boots. Shoes, Leath'
and Findings. Main Street. w Marren. Ohio.
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q. B.. WOODS, fg- h. D. DILLON.
Yh, siciaus and Surgeons once over McConneIl's
Boot & Shoe Store east side Main Street. " zrren,
UhiOrsE = e FEE
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Atodrdia0 CoETaines-Benjamin Bufh. Bszetta
VIM. Green. NsWto n; Josiah D. Freer. Warren
CLASS Il. ARTIC LES OTHERWISE UN
CLASSED.
This class is. intended for such work of art, in.
6ustry ard skill. as not otherwise provided for
For the places Of articles not specifically mention
ed, but coming under any general class. see Gen
eral Regulations. No. 5.
Apdrdiao COnnittes-H Harsh. Warren: Mrs JO-
siah Robbins. Niles Miss Lizzie Baldwin. War
rsn.
RULES AND REGULATIONS. -'t
!. The County Society will open its Premium
List to all persons without distinction-sxcept on
Field Crops, Flour and Grain. which shall be con-
6ned to the County.
All stock and articles offered for premiums
must be owned BY the person or persons offering
the same. or by soma member his or her { am lily
8. The Fair shall be open to breedia0 stock from
any part of the Uaion; whether Horses. Csttl e
Mules. Sheep or Swine.
4. All manufactured articles except AgrieGitur-
al Implements. must be owned and have been
manufactured in the county.
5 No awarding Comm ittee shall award any dis
eretionary premiums. Whenever articles of su-
perior merit are exhibited for which no premiums
have been offered, the awarding Committee may
enter the same on their paper of awards, so that
the Secretary may report the same to the board
for further aeion.
6. When no competition occurs in any Class OF
division. q premium shall not be awarded. only
when the intrinsic merit Of the animal or article
warrants it.
d. Z 81 All thorough bred animals must be exhibited
to the awarding Committee trithiR the ring and
must Be so broke as to be manageable there.
s. Admission at the gate shall be Is cents. for
visitors Of both sexes. Members shall have the
sane privilege for themselves and families as
heretofore.
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Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in Ready
Goods, NOS Market Street, W Marren, 0. Jan II 81
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!TAYLOR 4 IONEs

Attorneys at Law, Once IN the Rooms formerly oc-
cupied by korrist x Burnett, east side of Public
S0uare- Warren. Ohio
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FROM EUROPE.
NV YoaK, Aug. 6.

NV YoaK, Aug. 6.
The steamer Germania brings the follow
ing details Of European news to the 2sth:
\ great Reform demonstration took place
IN Hydcpark on the 25d 1900 police and
two companies Of Light and Foot Guards
were called out. Nothing serious occurred.
In the House cf Commons on the 23i,
Lord Stanley replied t. NJ. White. ackuow-
Lodging to the fullest extent the friendly and
honorable conduct of the United States
during the Fcnian raid. but regarding the
submitting Of the Alabama claims to arbi-
tratIon. rs the discussion a! these claims had
been closed sometime ago and had not been
renewed since the present Government came
into offce, be declined to give opinion on the
subject.
Austria has accepted preliminaries of peace
submitted by Prussia.
PlenipoJentiaries had assembled at the
Prussian headquarters 70 negotiate an arm.
Istlce Italys definite reply was expected.
The preliminaries of peace proposed by
Prussia and approved by France are =
Austria Is 10 recognize tae dissolution of
the former German Bund and the orraniza-
ton of new Confederation rom which
Austria is excluded. Austria a grees to this.
North Germany is to form a union under Prus-
sia's direction. with annexation Of the EIbe
Duchies to Prussia except Danish Schleswig.
part payment by Austria Of the war expen-
ses maintenance Of Austria 5 integrity, ex-
cepting Venetia.
Prussia intends aDnexing territory con-
tanning three millions Of people.
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TV-nty-four cases and Two deaths by
cholera werc reported in the city yesterday.
Since July 2S,h l03 died in this city Of the
disease. Tie report from Brooklyn gives Is
cases and e deaths yesterday. The disease Is
abating on Governors Island and on Daviis
and Harris Islands matters appear better.
An Ottawa despatch says the Republican
party has been defeated IN their efforts to
get a Democratic form of government for
Lower Canada, by yotcof 90 81. Upper
Canada will have a legislature Of one upper
chamber which was sought by the Replbli-
cans.
\ New Orleans despatch OF the 81 says
the military commission appoint to inves-
tIgatc the massacre Of Uni1n men, took Dr.
DOstic's deposition. JOHN Henderson and
Rev. Mr.. Horton were TO weak to give eyi-
dencc Hon. Mr. Bynot and Hon. Geo.
Howe are among the dangerously wounded.
Coy. Hahn and Hon. ;. 5 Fish arc badly
wounded, but will rec oyer.
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Dr.J ". Cgmcys. tia v.ie-lvafc ana cnterpIis-
ia. Dentist ofsiou,pcl.-. las recently introduced
several Improvements .a r,a'ist-g. ma important
one b,ia. in rubber vo1.. Hitherto rubber plates
far a9;fd. al teeth have tesn Of an Objectionable
color, tie deep re! masia- them too eoH-I ie1oas
when in the luast exposed 60 eight. This objection
Dr. Coue-ys has overcome, having in use
coyery whereby the rubber is given flesh color
the difference between that and tie natural gums
being difficult to discover, while az the same time
strength is added ty the process OF coloring An
other improvement is the t.-cariirs Of air cham
hers in tho plates, which aye sure 20 eventually
cause mnlfo--natiou o. tic roofo Tie mouth, and
the attainment Of the olj,-- " air chambers
through a Ger preferable method Pcrson desiring
Dental .il .,i,- lnl Dr.. Gomez the right man to
patronizo, lis work being No. .ant his prices very
as-nahlc.-lisEf geicr 1reus
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

ITO meet the great demand fr better class OF
Children's and Youths Copper Tipped Shoes,
we have made arrangements whereby are pre-
pared 20 supply 10 the trade. I'm quantities 10 suit
purchasers, superior qualities q Children's ar d
Youths Goat, Calf Pebbled Calf and Pehhled Grain
Copper Tipped Shoes.
All obstacles for applying the copper Tips 10
Seved work being overcome, We offer, also, com
plete assortment OF Children's Sowed Shoes with
Copper Tips.
The attention Of the Trade is particularly called
this line Of goods
FIELD, THAYER x WHITCOMB
Boot and Shoe manufacturers and Johhers, q Pearl
and lbs and 80 Congress Streets Boston.
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MODERN MIRACLE:

FIRM cid az young. ls,1. .isa .4- . .s-. from
hi-h-t .rn and Lowry, cones o.. Cl.y,ra Voice Il
praise ir
Hall-~ Vegetable Sjci!iau .'air RsHever.
Hl.a perfect ald u.rs-al.gs article. Cu-es
bal5aes.. MsIvs hair --.w. a lester dressing:
tl1u lng De- ,i." " E,u4lau" s.G.- -1-h. dry
aII WHY Lair into Eesat..u. i.s,l r-...,s But,
above alb. the great wonder S. the --l-l.ty vitI
which iJ restores CRAY Ham .o .5s ORIGINAL
CoL.E.
Use 70 ies times, all Presto. Change the
valt,st a44 worst looking, la.s T,.-ll, it- yel,-s
fli esu.y. I, does NOT lye the Aai-. Tut ,tr.ss-
GO t.e r..t aia Ills .tvita rev --:e and c..9r.u-
matter.
Itw'u not take a long c.arr, cable Trial TO prov,
tie Truth ,; tbs matter. Tlcli., ri.at.-n viii
DO e..diyeu sill see tler.t.--. .a.- returning
every dag, and ttt.re you know De-. fc Gig. srly.
l.sc..,s,l Appearance OF lie lair viii he gone,
-ig.u- II.cc g, Il-rf1a- a.a.a-r-t .atrt..u-
locks.
Asl :.r Isl'. S.tl.a Iais r..c...s r...lcr
article g.. az ali ilcittr ,r,e-. y.a v... lad
cheap 20 tuy. Iieasar; ?. ,ry. OBJ. sr., ;. -.5ou
-o.t
tI.-. IKE aary imitation. ECsr-. gen procure
tie -,ru.ac. manufactured only
HALLS CO.. -.-.aua.S. o.
F.rsa.e ty an tru--f.ts. viv-eoV
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Cambridge CattIe Market.

WEDNESDAY, Aug.
Amount Of Live Stock at Market.
Cattle. Sheep Lambs. Swine
/ This week, 1903 sOIs 1850
From Vermont, 5l2 5754 go.
! Prices Of Market Beef-extra sl3 - a 1850.
First quality y - a 10 %
Second quality, n 90 q y CO.
Third quality, n 10 90.
Working Oxen q pair $50, 20 a. 20.
tiilch Cows and Calves, SIS, -. IS a Is.
Two years old. SIS n So
Three years old, S6j a -.
Prices Of Sheep and Lsmbs-In lots & -, IS.
90 a 3 80 each extra 90 a u, or from !
a &c q b.
Spring Lambs 90 10 65i2
Veal Calves s. 90 a IL W.
Hides s. n &c q h.
Talluw a &C 2 h.
Pelts g. a sc each,
Calf skins &c Z p.
REMARKS.
Cattle-There were twice the number Of Cattle
at market this morning that there was last week.
The receipts this morning were rising 1000 head,
the principal part q which were Northern. show
Ing that there is not such alarming scarcity Of
Cattle in the country as the drovers have repre-
scented. Quality IA ! as good as last week prices
declined from = a &C q cEt quite active mar
ket
Sheep and Lauhs-There is a large Increase in
the number o. Sheep and lambs as we'll as Cattle,
and We told that the country is full Of them.
which must be brought 20 market, and prices will
have TO tall. Spring Lambs have declined about
soc p head We noticed but one lot that sold as
high "a 8 - Q Lead quality fair.
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" Into the Vllley Il death
Rode Tie SIX HunIrei.r

And iato the valley Of Death are tread!us thou
sands Of young men. The great boon for such and
the only safe, sure AID positive cue, Is DIR. Juan
Delamarres celebrated Specie Pill, the discovery
Of one Of tie most eInincu; ply sicians q modern
times. By its use melancholy gives way for joy,
misery is exchanged for happiness. ant hopes that
were crushed, revive again, and as you wall tie
noE pathway Of life, with the yi-cr Of manhood
restored, and tie world before you gain right. you
vi! net fail 70 rcmculo; him in all your praises,
who placed new strength in ~ enfeeb.ei frame,
and caused 10 bloom on y-ur plliid cheek, tie
glow Of health, which water cannot wash away,
AID nauelt hut time de..roy VII
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The Democratic State Convention met in
Decring Hall this morning. There were
IA delegates present. Abraham Sanhorn
OF Bangor was chosen Chairman pro tan and
and Vim. ;. Noyes Of SIc', SECRETARY
The temporary organization was then made
permanent.
". B. Clay q Gardiner offered "a rgsylu-
ton that the Convention proceed 20 ballot
lOr a candidate for Governor. and then for
four delegates TO the PhiiadelphIa Conyen-
ton This was strongly oTposd as attempt
To tie up the Convention and the resolution
Was lad On the table.
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PRoVlsI0Ns-Pork 81 a IS for prime; $50 a
Beef so "a 81 80 for mess; s23 a % 80 for extra
mess and SIS a 26 for family. Lard s2l a PC y
10 ! barrels and tierces. Smoked Hams q! "a &c
York and Vermont carries at 40 a f2c and Is a 3sc
Tor common. Cheese is steady at 10 a ISc for CON-
mon and good farmers dairies and Is a Ice for fac
tory.
W00L.-The market fr fleece and pulled Wool
has been rather dull, but prices remain about the
same. The arrivals have been large, sales $4,000
rs fleece and pulled at from s. a csc for fleece
including common Western and choice Ohio +; and
pulled as high as zoe 2 h for Rochester extra.
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NEw YoRK, Aug. s

NEW YoRK, Aug. s.
Steamship Java from Liverpool 2s, and
Queenstown 29th ult.. has arrived.
The Liverpool correspondent Of the As
ISOLATED Press, says the Atlantic Cable was
completed from shore TO shore on the 9th.
Tie line was reported working well, and
with increased speed between ireland and
New Founiland.
Gen. Michael Gleason, late Of the u. ).
army, was released from prison in Dublin on
condition Of leaving Ireland.
1t Is also announced that peace prelimina-
ries had been signed and reached Vienna toI
ratification by the Emperor Of Austria.
The minor German States were not lnclud-
cd in the armistice and hostilities between
them and Prussia continued.
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Tie examination Of cauuia.cs % the Ma.
val School Is nJw going on. Between 100
and 200 candidates are at Annapolis.
The National Union Executive Committee
announce. that nearly al the leading rail
T0ads have agreed TO transport delegates to
tie Philadelphia Convention n half price.
The Chronicle -ays Con Grant Yesterday
received desIatch from Gen. Sheridan
throwing additional liGit or thc New Or
leans riots.
He Gays they were not the suld,n outbreak
of an excited mob. hut tie result. VI a pre-
concerted plan t. murder the leading Union
men in the State, cCncoctCd weeks ago. He
does not consider The affair over
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CHEvALIER,s LIFEFoR THE HAIR.

Will RESTORE Gray Hair to its ORIGINAL
COLOR, STRENGTHEN and PROMOTE the
growth Of the weakest hair stop its falling out;
teep the head clean cool and heslthy can be used
freely contains nothing injurious Is unparalleled
as aHAlk-DRESslNG; and Is recommended and
used BY our best Physicisns- assure you. Ladies
and Gentlemen, IL Is all you require for the Heir
sold by all Druggists. and at r,y effce No II2a
Roadway, n. Y. SARAH A. CHEvALIER. NJ. d
Wholesale In Boston by Geo. c. Goodwin Co
eks Z Potter. N. 3. Burr Co. Carter Wiley
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Pat one OK Of sapoaiier into three gallons Of
water (ku5ck on the end, and let the box boil until
it ernpties ITSELF then take oat the box) add four
sai half pounds Of fat, and let 1t boil hours and
10 minutes. Then aida small half pint Of salt,
aai le; continue boilin, 3 minutes longer when
Won aid half gallon Of lot water. and let it come
to 4 boil. Pour small tunblerfal Of cold water
into a tub or BOX to wet i round the siies, then
empty the soap in {, stand all night, and cut it
~ h,rz IN che r-o-rir.r
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WHY WILL YOU SUFFER-!

The remedy is within reach Of all. SluOlaHe,T's
Compound FLUID Eriraef cfBuehE, will cure you Of
all kidney Diseases, RhsEmsfisHa, Goaf, Grand,
Dropsy, and chToHie G0norrhoea and will renew and
restore your exhausted and failing energies.
you have been too eager rotary Of pleasure moth
ing will do you so much good as smoiars,y's Err
hses BHehu. For many diseases incident to ieuales,
snolander's BHeia is = sure and sovereign remedy.
Get the genzins. Price only One Dollar.
Sold by A. C. SPAR Co, J. ". RoBr, AID
Apothecares generally. 500
URLEIGH ROGERS, Boston, General Agents..
ASK FOR sMOLANDER's BUCHU.
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On Monday some rebels attacked FEEDER
al soldier who fought a crowd until he was
sho; three times, and beaten with rocks and
clubs He viii survive.
About 80 shots were fred on both sides
Col John Nichols, late Of the Confederate
army and candidate for clerk Of county court.
was shot and Is likely to die.
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NV YORK, Aug

NV lORh, Au-- o
The Tri5une's despatch says NJ. Calf
Minister Of Finance. has resigned, owing to
a difference with his colleagues on the
Lower Canada school question.
Eleven cases and three deaths from cholera
were reported yesterday up to P. NJ. IN
this city. In Brooklyn there were p eases
and deaths. On the Islands there was a
decrease.
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Boston. Aug. 4

DusION. mug. =
Queen Emma of Hawaii is expected here
by the steamer Java from Liverpool. and
will probably arrive to-day or tomorrow.
The Queen has been, as is known, on visit
to England and is now on her way home.
The Board of Aldermen of this city have
made arrangements for the reception Of Her
Majesty should she visit Boston.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-08-10

The TriiHHe's despatch from Lcayenworth
Kansas. says that the Indians are commit
ing raids GA the borders, numbering and out
raging. Troops have been sent to rccae set
tiers.
The Superintendent Of the Metropolitan
Police has received information leading him
70 believe in completely between the detec-
tiycs and countcrleIters.
John 5 Dung, for long time chief VI
detectives. has been relieved and Inspector
Carpenter put IN his place. Fun develop
ments are not Yet made public
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-NEN A"l'A' -A''-- o
The Hrald's Ottawa despatch says an
other Fenian invasion is expected aud pre-
parationG to meet it are actively made.
A Washington de-patch says 1t i cur
rently reported that Gen. Candy will be ap-
pointed Asst Sec. Of War. Another dcs-
patch says Senator Cole Of California refuses
to be n delegate TO the Philadelphia Conyen-
ton.
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DIR. L.7.NGLETS
Root and Herb EsitsePs,

A STANDARD MEOICINE.-withou. the POS
sibility OF doubt the best remedy known
for the following aud all kindred diseases Indi-
geston, Costiveness, Liver Complaint, Piles Head
che, Heartburn, Dyspepsia, Dizziness. scroiuls,
Salt Rheum, Lansuor, Laziness, DEBILITY, Jaundiee,
Flstulency, Humors, Foul Stomach, &C.
By the timely use Of this medicine the blood is
purified. The appetite is restored. The system Is
strengthened. The liver is invigorated. The
breath sweetened. The complexion is beautiGed.
And the general health Is restored.
4 gentle laxative. An agreeable tonic. A
splendid appetizer. harmless stimulant re-
viver Of dropping SPIRITS.
Sold by all Dealer in Medicine everywhere
36Wsn.
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4aEzxks.l 4 2&


The celebrated Or. DOW e.atuae' % ie.a.s o.
entire tim 90 the treatment ofall diseases incident
to the .eualc system. An experience Of twenty
three years enables him 90 guarantee speedy aud
permanent relief 10 tie a1rsi cases ~ Saiirs'si'H
and az ot-e- N.sy'rf-- E.-argersHf'. from irs9f0T
cr,e Al letter. & advice mast contain g. Once
No. @ Eu. .cltt street Boston.
NB.-roari furnished % those who wish 20 re-
main under treatment
Boston. June -. Iss5 --c3tav 81.
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LorIsYILIr. Aug. I.

Duvall beat HobsOn 1000 in this city, and
about 900 in the county. Reports from the
country indicate Duvall's majority in the
State to be from ten to twenty thousand.
johnson. Ex-Secretary Of Jef. Davis, the
candidate for County Clerk, was beaten in
this city by 700 majority.
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ITCH! ITCH. ITCH!
Scratch Scratch! Scratch
MHEATnN,S IISrMENT

Will CURE TIE TTCH N q HOURS.
Also cure SALT RuzUx, ULoFRs, CHrLBLAIzs. aat
al ERUFuoss or ruE SKIN. Price 80 cents. 70;
sale by all druggists.
b ssndia- 60 cents to WIERS & POTTER, Gen.
Agents, 40 Washington ztIeet, Boston, it viii be
forwarded by mall free Of postage TO any address il
the United States.
Oct p .S5--Jav,tyr
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The Indian Commissioners have just ar
rived from the upper Missouri. They report
that their efforts TO make a treaty with the
tribes on the upper Missouri had been sue
cessful, Important land grants at the june
ton of Yellowstone and Missouri rivers, and
the right Of way for the Northern Pacific
R. r. have been eeted by the Indians to the
GgyeTnmcnt.
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Some twenty cases Of cholera were report
ed to the Board Of Health since Saturday
manly persons fIom the South. Several
deaths Lave occurred. The general sanitary
condition OF the city is unusually good
and no serious apprehonsions are felt Of the
disease becoming epidemic
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-08-10

The annual meeting OF the Western As
sociated Press, commenced to-day Tie
principal newspapers Of the West are rep
resented. The subject Of obtaining news by
the Atlantic Cable WAS referred to a commit
tee who made report recommending that
the Press should receive all really important
news TO the extent, if necessary, Of two
hundred words per day. The report was