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WheatOn'S Ointment

WIN Cure the HeA IN As hours
Also cures Salt Rhenm, Ulcers, cAilblsin', 81 q,
all Rrsptions of the Skin, Pnee 50 cents ~.
Sale By all drugsisfs- By sending 90 eeEn =
WEEKS & POTTER, Sole Agents, ITO Wsih.ss
Ten street., Bossoa, it will Be forwarded BY
Tree Of postage, 70 any part Of the United s''''
jans4wly. .-..s-s 5~se-
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To Cure Ague and Fever |!

Take dose of DR.. Easterly' . Family Pills, and
when done operating, take DR.. Easterly's Fever
and Ague Killer, an directed the bottle, which
will stop the Ague and Fever the First Day. Then,
to prevent its return, take the Agle Killer three
times day, on the seventh, fourteenth, twenty
frat and nty-eighth days, dating from the last
chill and fever. and Won will be
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Direct Route 10 the Northwest.
WESTERN UNION RAILROAD.
EAlE aE -

WESTERN UNION RAILROAD.
q No.
Trains leave and arrive al Port Byron station a,
LEAVE. ARRIVE,
: $50 a. II. Mail Train, +7:SOp. NJ.
tl0:25 A. NJ. Dubuque Express, Tl:40 P. M
T 600 p. NJ. Accommodation, 1920 A. NJ.
At Racine with 'sGoodrich Line,s' steamers for
Grand Havea Shehoygan and Manitowoc.
At Racine Junction with the Chicago & Mil
waukee Railroad for Milwaukee, ksnosha, and
Chicago
At Clinton Junction with the Chicago & North
western Railroad for Madison, Prairie du Chen.
La Crosse and GAINESVILLE.
At Belolt with Chicago & Northwestern r. r
for Footville, Evansville and Madison
At Freeport with Chicago & Northw estern and
Illinois Central r. r., tor Rockford, Warren,
and Gaena.
At Savanna with Steam Packet CLEANSING"
Tor Bellevue, Dunleith and Dubuque.
AtFulton with Chicago * Northwestern r. r.,
for Chicago. Dixon and Cedar Rapids.
At PORT Byron with Chicago & Rock Island r.
X. and Steam Packet 'SIowa - to and from Dav-
export and Rock Island.
T Daily Daily, Sundays excepted. On Sat-
urdays nights $50 P. NJ. train runs TO Freeport
only.
r. A. KNAPP,
Superintendent Western Division,
Savanna.
R. c. TATE,
Sup't Eastern Division,
Racine, Wis.
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All Of which have been promptly adjusted and
pud.
&8- The man who omits to insure his proper
tF, new, must be either negligent, ignorant or
reckless. - 81
- Cal on the undersigned.
GEO, w. COPP. Agent.
Ofice under Babcock's Hall.
Rocf Island.
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DIR. MARSHALL'S
c. t arr Snuff

III 11A0O00AA =
& a tarIr n Snuff
i to be the best article known for curing The
Catarrh, Cold I'm the Head and Headache.
1t has been found excellent remedy in many
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1t isfragrant and agreeable, and
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distractions, strengthens the glands, and gives I,
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Is More than Thirty Years
OF sale and use of7Dr. Marshalps Catarrh and
Headache snuff has proved its great value for
all the common diseases of the head, and II this
moment 1t stands higher than ever before
1t 10 recommended BY many Of the best physicI-
ans, and 10 used with great success and sansfac.
uon e'ery"nefe' -.r
Read the Certificate of Wholesale Drug
gisfs In 1864.
The undersiened, having tor many year, beer
| acquainted wiki Dr. Niarshal's Catarrh and
Headache snuff, sold It in our wholesale
trade, eheerfuliy state that We believe 1t to b.
equal, in every respect, TO the recomme stloss
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NeutraIizer of all Superficial Poisons,
or Virus.
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4 GLANCE AT THE EMINENT SERV-
n ice aud great public usefulness of this WE'LL
tried arr thoroughly tested Corporation, may be
obtained from perusal of the following figures
OF losses paid
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Auction Room.

He na licensed city aaetioEser, andf,if you
have anything to sell he will do i, in the bes,
manner.
Palace Row, Illinois Street, Rock Island.
es1st EE4fk JOB ROSS.
Afebl5dwtf. -
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MR.. MORRILL, ON THETARIFF.
Ertraot from his late speech.

Wool AND WooLENs Another reason
and one Of the most cogent. for revision
| Of the tariff at this time, Is the insufficient
rate low levied on foreign woods. This is
d question which las vcxcd Congress for
forty years. The evils endured by wool
I growers somehow never disappear, let the
laws take what shape they may. The h0cks
Of sheep in South America, in Australia. at
I tie Care. and elsewhere, have become 70
large, 20 much improved 10y mixed breeds.
that they threaten to force the American
wo0l-gr0wers 10 abandon chosen and most
attractive pursuit Formerly the wool Oh
tanned from BuenOs Ayres was coarse aud
full of burs, but by crossing with the mer-
mo breeds II has become entirely changed in
character, and now woods equal in grade to
the average American growth can be bought
IN South America for fifteen cents Der
pound. IL Is not washed, and burs still
accompany Ii, but no American husband
man, not even those who are located in
proximity to unfenced prairies where the
summer iced can be appropriated without
let or hinderance, can compete with such
prices. They must, unless at once taken care
Of, succumb. For the past four years, not
withstanding the nominallY high prices for
wool. the amount received when reduced 10
gold standard shows that the business of
wod.-growcrs has not been rcmunera,ive
not affording one half the profits of any /
other kind Of farming, and many owners Of |
sheep have been preparing to qui; |
the business for something more |
hopeful. Unless Congress shall do some
thing to revive tue courage of these men
the stock of sheep that viii be offered for
slaughter the coming fall will exceed anyth.
ing the country has heretofore witnessed The
complaint is loud, universal. and real. not
simulated. Never since have had the hon
or TO be member of his House have 81
large number of petitions been received.
OF with 50 many respectable and genuine
signatures. upon any subject The COM
nittee of Ways and Means have been food
d with these documents from the East 10
Tue farthest West.
The tariff Of 1857, against which voted
allowed wool under eighteen cents to come
q free and reduced the ad ralOrem tariff on
FOols costing more than that. The tariff of
SCI placed small ad roloreBl duty on wool
nder eighteen cents and specific duty on I
II wool above that rate, besides providing q
lany provisions against fraud. This was
considerably improved by the tariff of 1864. {
ut the value Of wool abroad being less b
IAN represented or believed to be, importers g
ill got competing woods through the Gus n
m-house at rates never above six cents
II pound and sometimes at even less.
asst fall and winter the wool-growers. :,
rough their various agricultural societies
ID other State and national organlza tions. hi
t together for the first time and discussed an
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news items.

Ethan Allen, the celebrated stallion, is
dead.
John B. Cough returns an income Of
$4,000.
The Austrian Field Marshal Beuedek has
accepted Wm. II. Russell, Of the London
Times, as the only correspondent Of tie
press at his headquarters.
Tie Plat.sbursh ReglbGoan SAYS the sur
Wy Of the Whitehall and Plattsburgh Rail-
road has ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS for the
present, at Iie0udcrosa.
\ member of Congress wishing TO say, in
fine English that a friend Of his had died told
the House of Representatives, that "his
gentiemaHly spirit winged its way to Its
Maker
Glider Wcazol, an Alabama negro, was
arrested for choking bis wife, and the for
giving partner Of elders bosom attempted
to exculpate the Weasel BY saying, .'Dat's
dc way We plays"
llr. George Peabody the rieh banker. on
thursday made another gift Of 500 900 10
the Peabody Institute, established nv him
at South Dauyers. Mass.
The probable fate Of the tariff bill. after
II shall have been amended, is doubtful
The entire delegation from Illinois, Indiana
bill
General Grant Is Of the opinion that there
should be at least one full regiment Of cav
airy IN each Southern State, IN order TO pre-
vent outrages, and to give proper protection
TO loyal citizens, white and black.
Ex-GOv. Holden OF North Carolina. affrms
with great p0sitiyeness. that no Southern
state viii ratify the recently adopted Con-
sututional amendment.
\ lady writer, taking umbrage at the male I
criticism Of feminine apparel, is down on the
present fashion Of short coats, which she
charaeterizes as "unbeeoming ungraceful and /
iIlmmodest-presenting to a person at all bel /
ilgercnt temptation scarcely to be over |
locked
y horse walked into a dining room in Pa |
iucah, Ky, last week, knocked ever the
table and broke all the crockery, unset the
china safe, and smashed all in that and f.
naily kicked out one end of the house, and
10 let himself out.
Among the new things IN the dress goods
inc Is pattern called the "Wattea1. y
Zach breadth IS ornamented with a printed
II photographed landscape-trees. flowers,
ustlc seats, and shepherdesses. Ii spreads
tself y at the bottom of the skirt, and Is
ramed in wreaths and ovals of flowers, bows,
&c. The material is generally lawn.
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Personal.

Lieut.. II. l.. johnson, US. N. arrived in
town on Saturday last after a years cruise in
the South American waters.
Hon. E. c. Palmer, of St. Paul. Mianeso-
ia, Is stopping IN town for few DAYS The
Judge Is one Of the Commissioners for the
Revision of the Statutes Of his State.
Fred Aiken, notorious as one of the
counsel for Mrs. Surratt, and as a democrat
&c politician, who also according to various
accounts had the honor of leading out Presi-
dent johnson for his famous 22d of February
sreeeh, was arrested in Washington on
Thursday for obtaining money by false pre-
fences
1t was r. 5. Rhctt, not r. Barnwell Rnett
that was shot in South Carolina few DAVIS
ago.
ChalOn F. DayeY, of New York. delivers
the address at the anniversary of Burr Semi
nary at Manchester, on Wednesday evening.
Senator fessenden is reported to have los
Utmost all bis pro perty by the Portland fire !
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The WEATHER-CURIous FREAK OF 7ur
LIGHTSINc.-To-day has been about a.,
sultriest Of the seasol, the thermome,.-
marking % in the shade at half pas, tu,ry.
O'Clock, Just before the shower.
About halfpast one O'Clock, afr tle
shower had passed, and when the sun
was shining. the house Of Mrs Pa,..-
On Cherry street was struck by Ishniu.
The fluid apparently passed from tle upper
northwest corner Of the house to tler4
conductor Of the Catholic Church aliaiu.a-
down which it doubtless passed % Oh.
ground. No damage was down in tie Ive..
ing house except the knocking Of ,..
from a mantlepicce, and the fright5l.1-
the family. who were at dinner Ill.
church had few bricks tisIlc..
near the conductor and @ raaa
hole, an inch OF more in diameter, nal.
in the latter, as if punched in with ar..
punch, where the bolt Of electricity entered
Where the lightning came from, out o.
clear sky, and why the church, which
much the taller building, was no, -rr.
FIRST, instead Of tie dwelling house. rrqu.-
tions not Sd easily answered.
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wIIlenable any one to judge Of it intellige
ntly and fairly.
The subject Of tariffs and taxes is one
which concerns SO nearly all the great bust
ness interests Of the country, one which
affects both producers and consumers 70
directly. HAT any action upon il 10 sure to
wake " lively feeling. and to cause more or
less dissatisfaction in many quarters. Tie
great duty Of every legislator is to fake into
account the three great classes of every
cJmmunity-the producers of such article,
natural and artificial, as will met the wants
OF mankind, those employed in the business
Of ezoh0Hgiag those articles 70 as to bring
them TO the consumers, and the consumers
theHselyes-and. as far as possible, TO inJuEe
none hut TO Lonoft all according to the
necessities OF the time \ nation Is like a
great family. It, obligations to others. and
what it must DO to meet them, It's necessities
for is own support and growth, and its c.
p1Jillt.es, change from time to time, and
changes must be made to meet them. In
tie changes now made We see no reason to
doubt that the majority in Congress has
aimed TO 60 what was for the best, and the
country has fair ground to hope that On the
Whole It has done so.
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NERNoNT.-Our Representatives in Con-
gress were all invited to attend the celebra.
tion Of the Fourth in Rutland. We clip the
following truthful tribute to Vermont, from
Senator Edmunds' reply,whic Is published,
with other letters, by the Rutland Herald:
The near approach Of an adjournment. and
the pressure of business consequent thereon.
viii prevent my having the pleasure of accent
ing your kind invitation. The pripciples of
liberty and equaliiy enuncated on that day are
soon, trust, to be applied in oil their breadth.
to the whole people Of this country. as they
have been from the beginning, in our Green
Mountain State. Her statute books have never
been blotted with any law infringing the rights
Of man. And so, as the growth and harvest
follow the seed time, she has come by steady
progress to her present high estate; her peopie
more generally educated, property more equally
distributed, industry and prosperity more thor
onghly practiced and enjoyed, vice. and pauper
sm, and vagrancy more rare, than in almost
lf not quite) any other State or country. and
her politics, founded upon the truths Of that
great day, more true and steadfast than the /
needle to the pole star.
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the case with our own Government at the
opening OF the rebellion.

The ST Johnsbury Caledonian, heretofore
courteous and respectable PAPER, has
achieved the distinction Of well high rival
ling tie Rutland Courier or Montpelier
Argus in abusive personalities. 1t fills four
or FIVE cola INNS Of lite last issue. with repe-
titions Of vic ISLANDERS against Mr.. Morrill,,
already authorItatiyely denied, and with
offensive imputations upon as contempora-
ries, who do not agree with it on the Sena-
tonai question and il even goes tie length
Of attacking with petty malice and scurri-
lous epithcis, the Agricultural College. be-
cause Mr.. Morrill's name is connected with
it. OF course Se can have no discussion with
an opponent who fights with such weapons.
Nor is there need OF any rejoindcr- The
obvious malice Of such attacks carries their
antiiote with them, and he must he a dull
observer who can not see that it is dcsPer-
ate cause which needs to lie bols.ered by
such support.
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vermont Items.

Deming It Sanford's shoe factory at Brat
tlebOro, was burnt on the Sd.
Thomas JCrmo was killed by the cars at
Island Pond. June %.
A boy named Gibbs, 10 years old, lately
committed suicide in Hubbardton.
Mr.. p. W. Duclos Of Sheldon has recent
Iy sold bis real estate to the value of
Si2,5OO
Ephraim Twltchell, young man Of seven
teen years, was drowned in Springfield on
Tuesday last.
Aaron II. Smith Of Danville, has sold his
Morrill, horse. to Geo. NJ. Stevens for $500;
and ii the horse trots in 233 the present
summer, an additional $500 is to be added
to the price.
William Pendolph was convicted OF muir
der at the last term Of Bennington County
Court. The case is appealed to the Supreme
Court. Pendolph says he has "lived in
Sandgate foriy-two years, and that's punish
uent enough for any man on this earth
The Bellows Falls Canal property, which
has been held in trust for forty years by
man in England, has recently been sold to
parties who VIII improve the fine water
POWER. In view Of this transaction, the
Bellows Falls Times prophecies that the
place viii yet be "the first town in the
State"
Flies Truax, Of Franklin, W, was 9+
years old the tth inst Moved into Franklin
II years ago. lie can walk fifteen miles in
a dav. ana never had any sickness, except
ing small pox. lie has seven children living,
thirty-.wo grand children, over sixty great
grand children. and great great grand
child. lie does not look to be over - years
of age, and is a hale and cheerful old man
\ boy named Livingston Was killed at
W,s- Poulucy on the l.h By the premature
evul sion Of a cartridge which De was ram
min, down cannon. Tie gun had uo-
,ssn .ro..cd or thum5cl and Of course the
aar.rii.e took FIRE The ramr-i passed
through lis bip and t-le 10th hands Of, go
that lc lived t-t one hour.
A woman named Marteau wts burned 90
death at Aliur.h Srsins- few days since,
her dress having caught f.c from IRE out
Of doors where she was making soap. SIC
ian into tie L5usc. ari the flames set fire
to ,be cradle where lien baby was and burn
ed tie child quite badly. Mis-. Mlr;eau VS.
50 burned as 20 1--we hot short time
\ fellow named Silver, residing ia Crafts
bury. .., az drunk as Q brute some lew days
since, and tLrus. Lis wife iu.oa barn. setting
fire TO ,le same, intending Co burn bcr up.
Tie screams of che poor woman fortunately
brought her assistance before Size was in
i-Ici. Silver f. under arrest.
IN ID house IN West Addison ka.nn as
ta- Parsonage, occupied ty De. Caambor-,
Was burned on tie l6th OF june, With aii
I,, contents. A library worth Sl20o v.s
destroyed
4 lynx about five feet lln, was shot. week
ag3 Friiay,naar the mouth Of O.ter Greek.
Il was engaged in worrying geese wi-n Dis
covered by yaunr-,er who mi-.o.k DO .5r %
fox Two hunters started ont ai-.- tie
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CANADIAN INDEMNITY TOR THE FENIAN
RAIDs--A report was brought by telegraph
few days since that tie Canadian Parlia-
mont had passed a resolution for the indem-
MITIGATION Of the Canadian Government for
damages by the Fenian raids. Owing to
the peculiar wording Of the dispatch it was
understood by many to mean that
the Canadian Government: was authorized to
demand Of the United States indemnIfcation
Tor the damages resulting from the Fenian
raids, and much comment, unfavorable to
Canadian modesty, was INDUCED in The
Toronto Globe sets the matter right by ex-''
planning that 1t was merely formal act
authorizing the necessary expenditures which
he Canadian Government had incurred be-
Iond its strictly legal powers, just as was
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JOSEPH ToRBEY,
IcU1E TrCs lent.
Burlington. July ], Islt.

Burlington, July ]. l,.t.
ly,sgl>er5< r.r>-,. Tho p.r.bl...-.
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atci o.. Naslars. tiaI..- Reed d. Nlntpe-
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ttf.us E....r tr.-a..-,- .-s T. a. p.t-
rs,s ., W5,5a.rv. FIR ~s,.,. l,,-g,,,
J. p I,urs,n NJ Clint For S5.-;r Cls-t
E,s.of Est lI.,,r.,,.r
II Dnr,n. f.. r-.,, t.. c.-,n...,.
'n resolutions icI trt'd thitci Whlcl Were
d5u;ed. cnl1-,fn-, the action of CourrsSs
-...--.;- .t--t.-
Ie'u'l''''% '-""A7 To Tue 7'-li-i'' ana i'--1
Ing support 70 the ticket.
Tho cIlo,r;,, r..,,,.-i,- ..r.r.l t- H.,
E. p. Walton. WAS Admitted
Resoirel. That the thanks Of the peoBle Of
Vermont and Of the Union are due to the Hon.
vices AS Rerre6 IA i've IN T,rr-ss 80 ''''
The following resolution was offered bv
Mr.. Walton. modified nv Him .l,.,rb P,-
land. and accented bv Mr.. Walton. and
adopted
Rssolref. That IN resrect 10 4be Senatorial
elections to be made by the ensuing Legislature
are bercbv n.trgct s ~ c,t s Inn nt,oa
eordance with the wishes Of the people Of the
county, as expressed IN the election Of Repre-
g-a - ,,.--.-.-- - 49, ,r
;.. -, -, 80. 80
-, ''''1 '' D'''''' '''' '''''
r., tn. .,..,.,-e.,.c
and the loyal Union sentiment Of the county.
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TuEwEEKLY FRkEPREs

TIE BURLINGTON HrEELY FEEE Pass is pub
lished every Friday morning, and contains the
latest news reports o. Boston markets aud Cam
bridzs Cattle Market fsll State, County and local
intelligence; well selected Miscellany, &c, &c.
No care and outlay will he spared to make il a Ie-
liable, interesting and valuable nmily journal
The circulation Of the FEsE Pass exceeds that
ofanI paper in the region. and il is. therefore, an
uariyalied medium for advertisers.
We de,.rv to give additional attention to tie To-
cal zSr' Of the various tosns in tls and adjoinIng
Counties, in which our Weekly has numerous cir
eu-aicu. and slail esteem It favor II our readers
will forward u any items Of interest.
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We are under obligations to Senator Ed
mlnds for copy of the Navy Register of
the United States for 1866, and for copy
OF the memorial address by Mr.. Bancroft on
the life and character of Abraham Lincoln
and to Senator Poland and Mr.. Baxter, for
public documents.