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TWO BAD CAs1s OF PILES OgRED BY DI
bTRICKLANH,s PHI KSIEnv

Mr. Glass. Of JaAesville, Wisconsin writes for
the benent OF al who suffer with the Piles that he
has been troubled for eight years with an aggra-
yated case Of Piles, and bis brother disc
from the army es tRcurable, The being Qnite para
psTe cured nth one bottle q Dr.. .sIRICKLxNDS
gentlemen. beside the daily testi moniaIs reoe we'd
by pr. Strickland, ought TO convince these suder-
Ing that the most chronic cases of Piles
are cured by DR.. etrickland's Pile Remedy. itis
ssld by DruReiste everywhere Sold by j. W
avenue and 500 9th street oc q. .iv
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~ Il a d ~
$4,000. $4,000. $4,000.
STOP snd THINK.
STOP and THINK.
STOP and THINK.
oUR IMMENSE STOCK OF CLOTdIH0
OUR IMMENSE STOCK OF CLOTHING
OUR lMn1hsE STOCK OF CLOTHING
MARKED DOWN
MARKED DOWN
MARKED DOWN
Tweaty-fve Per CeEt Less than Cost.
Twenty fve Per Cent. Less than Cost. v
Twenty i've Per Cent. Less than Cost
NEVER again win You have the CHANCE.
NEvER aRain viii you ave the CHANCE
NHyEB again will you have the CHAECE.
The goods must be sold within the next sixty
days. REGARDLESS Of coet, We mean what we say
Come and seefer ourselves before purchasing.
J. Il. SMITH,
40 7thstreet, opposite Post once,
se H-u Washington. D. q.
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MARRIAGE AND 0ELIRAoY

an Essay Of warning and Instr action for Youns
Men Also, Diseases and Abuses which prostrast
the vital powers, with sure means Of relief Cen
ree Of charge In sealed letter enyel opss. Address
pr. sk1tIIN H0U0HT0E, Hswsrd Assooia
zion. Philadelphia, Pa f aug Is Sm
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SECRET DIsRAeES

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enecfual rsmedy-irdeed, the only vegetable RENE.
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recent cases In twenty four hours. No mineral, nc
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male, So.
SAsARpTARs Boor AND HERE JrrcEs-A positive
sna permanent cure fer Syphilis. Scrofaia, Ulcers
Sores, Spots. letters. &C. Price 81 Is Der bettls
Sold by B. O. Ford. See advertisement myS
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NEW nsgeleoss Historyc Of Jniius
honths' 'in The White Hoass. Sy D. b, Csrssntsr.
fravelsrs and Italian Bri i<snd.. By ". 10 Moens.
p snd- Book TOR Merheys. By =; z. Parker. n D.
tsfsr. lselel PRARCK TAYL0R.
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lnMdn.s.nL NOTICE .re y Hart G. wynse
fuson Co. Duane Dewey lee county. fesa f9r the Use
Of The School frnd MsriDa Brafcps Phil And-s spra1ae
Van Phui, Waters 4 Co Anne Be~er, ex4easrx ii
VIA. woethiaston, decreased, Nn b saaifA 4 ca
Joseph Gaferd Geo. W. sys.o Hale ana David X ~
nedy, etesniors a W- kszEeiy, v. TAiiferro de-
/ PENDANTS:
Yen hereby aottned that there Is row on fIe IN
IT, ecs u tbs Clerk II the district Cccf of Le
y. Iowa - Ksokuk, psfisioa Of John Loois claim
ing Jsdgmsnt sEsnst you, u ffsr, for M SYN IA
sc2 and ten psr cent ntsrwst nr1u four prpss-
noses ard the fofecosufs Of ye nortssgs made "a
John Lrns, rpcn the following described r~usses
Wit
The x Of The 4 2, and the . Of the !.
Of the u 81 the v n OF section e In tewpship
ts, north Of fHnxs wts Atrssed 10 Les epanty Eo~s
ASd ~ sxsnst Jon All. rsysn4 for the Foreclosure q
- nofffag tse sale of said yfs misses, freed d all
tsre-ts Of said defer danss 10 sa paJ saa tshs
the sxttnguishmsnt Of all eqnfy Of rcdempton and for
gtsesaf relief
Sow each Of ycu nt appear anS said petition
By ncun Of the second day al The os said
Cart 70 be hsld on the hrst Msn1sy "A rrhrnars lss.,
Judgment will be had thsxess PRAYED Epr by De-
feait SCOTT HDwgf l.
4 Rev stamp &c. canceliedJ Any hr Plsins'a.
I dec1EA
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An Imitation of Dickens.

In the Orchestra, musical weekly pub
lisbed in London, is feuilleton in which oc-
ours this clever imitation Of popular Eng
hsh novelist;
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" EliAkIn 4 Eord, Bridget Myers, Elizabeth N AZ
well, Amanda Hughes, James n Love- trustee Ac Jno
.itner, X RA p VI Ford, James Watson LeAndse
HaTbine. John MAE4atl A = Chitfe&1en. 4 Co, "a
L1<4s Nn 46pmUDA4 Co, 4 u1dieyt DO NatfiD1
~ - ssssks1. abse - 49,. - - q %
EASTMAN Richard Pyies, Mary smith o wykof Geo r,
enth Robt Raston Robert Ballston, Henry Smith and
n DemIny defendants. Yes are h~reby notlfed that
there IL he, IN The cicsks oAce N fe District
Court Of Lee county, Iowa, Al Keokuk, petition In
equity Of Hiram Barney, claiming Judgment against
you, q Hugh@ sad James Hixon, the sun Of
four hundred. nty-ntne and $500 dollars
nron payment o. taxes msfs b. plaintiff, by virtue
ofthe psosisinas Of your mortgage ads to Charles Ms
npva lot one Il. ~ Aaf THREE o. block La
and lots TO- II and H. block Dol In the city
kek Iowa Ia edition to judgment rsndeTe3 In ssid
court At the special May term 1851 In the suit Of Aaid
plaintiff resus G. Haghes, and J.mes ixon, far th1
sun oft~o thoosand fcur hsndrsd and twelve ana
1o0 dniiars, and Ainst 81 said detendans above
named aso praying for decrss Of sole, Of rid sss 10
pay said sas; and the extinguishieent Of sH title
tersst right and equity Of redemption upon sach sale
and fcf gsnsral rsi,s &C, Now you each sppsas
and snsw~ ssid position BY cf de second day OF
the next term Of said court 10 he hsid the NON
day 81 February 1857 indgmsnt and deeree viii be
had therein ~ prayed for.
~ Eev stamp, ~ esSi H SCOTT HOW ELL.
del pNHs 4 ~.
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Artemus wards Threshtns Machine.
Ny wifes a exceedingly practycal woman.
/ Inv her muchly, however, and humor her
little ways Its recklis; falsehood that she
hen.pecks me- aud the young man in our ma.
borhood who said to me as | was distendin
my dafram with a gentle cocktail at the vil-
laee tavern-who said to me in these very
langvidge. Go home, old man, onless you
want another teapot throwd at you by b. j.,
probably regrets hevin said SO. l. said,
- Betsy Jane is my wife's front name, gentle
youth, and permits no person to allood to
her as B. J. outside of the family circle, of
which am it principally myself. Your
other observations | scorn and disgust, and /
must polish yon Off . He was able>bodied
yoapg nan, and, removin' his coat, he in-
nuired If | wanted to be ground to powder +?
/ said yes, IL there was = powder grindist
handy. nothin would ford me greater pleas
ure. when he struck me painful blow into
NV right eve, causiu ms TO make . rapid re-
treat INTO The fire place. / hadn't no idea
taat the enemy was SO well organized. But
i rallied and went for him ia 4 rather wigris
ssyle COR nv time Of hfe. His parents lived
near by. and will simply stats that ffteen
m,nutes had only elapsed after the frst hit,
vhen he vas carried home on . shutter. His
mamma met the solemn procession ct the
door. and after keerully looking her Of.
sprin& ever, she said. /" ~ son, | see how il
Is distinctually. You veheen foolin around
a ,hrssh,n msohine. Yon vent in u thE
Mace where they put the grain iutD ~
ihsneamyj,g and les tbe hqrses tread % Ios,
didn't you, my son?' Tta Hee q - hsin
orihur could describe thai dlsfofsa.is {ouae
mas sitiw atiou more cIeAsef. nat ~
sorry for him, aud Ivent snd nsssed HIN fh
III 49, 81 n
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Two Nathaniel Nrcrea Adam Bsyssa Iohn Rsrly ana
Il Hart, exscutcrr ofthe estate ~ Ja,cb ecAan-
nsr d-c@ased. Alfred Bungay. You hereby notned
thst before the yt dsy OF Decemhsr 1856 there
viii be e IN the once OF the Clerk u the District
@ urt Of - county lows. st k~oknk petition 81 the
Ls~rsnet Coal Company. cAming Of 5oa, the said Ma
IN Nuisa Arcra the sum ~ ssx thousand huEdrsd
aud ssxts dollars, the purchase
a. a. ). O. Z, $. o. and u VI lot 10 block 10 Fsrds sdd
tnp 70 the city VI kepknk Lee eBty. iopa aud also
praying Tor TIE thforesm ola vendors Hem upon said
property for the soan; above H4sred and fas decree
Tor b= sale Of said lots FIR the payment Of the all
and ins@rrst And nn~@- yon sIaar thereto and defend
before ~ tbs svnEa ds5 the term u The
a. mstrsct Court At Kek9k TO snmsfee oa the frat
Mceday fn February 1877 tud .sn aud dsc7se will b.
reo6Hr I'd asxi net by dafsuit
KANArN & sfccEARy. Atty fDr Prr
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NOTICE. = To Robert r.

ORIGINAL NOTICE. - To Robert r.
~ Walker. dibsou Brown, Thorn ssansick aud VII
m Lchner. Executors OF this lstc OF Lcuis lind.
Rceased Geo. @. anderson, Hiram Brrnsy.
You and each Of you hereby notified that there IL
hie tte oce Of the Clerk Of the District Court
OF Lee county. Iowa, Hsoksk pstition Of Joseph
Woods o h@ estate Of James Woods deceased
claiming 81 You the said Robert H. Walker The sum
Fourteen Thoussad Two Hundred aad Stvents Ave
- 100 Dollars, (sl4zTS ssIHo} a. due prom
soy note and against all az yea the fnrccosurs u
ees.sn given this payment Of said
dsbt conveying tie following described property The
ansiyiied half Of Lots nine faJ tsn no. "icren Ill
twelve g2 Birek twentythre 1881 in the City Of
Eecknk, Lee county, Iowa Ne~ ualess you appear
thereto and defend before Of the second day 81
the term Of the aid District Gorrs said Court 10
be begun and held the first Monday in February 1857
Al Ksossk dcfaai will be entered against yen, and
Judgment and decree rendered fer plaintiff pray
for In said petition.
RANKIN McCR4
Rev. stsmp-So cts.l Attorneys for Pi'tf.
dfc2i-i
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r EGAL NOTICE.-To Stephen r. Jones,
- John Cowan. y. Jefords, J. P. Richards Geo. c.
Miller Co, X. r. Bower, O. q. Hsle, W H. Manning,
executor or the estate OF v. Slaughter deceased b.
Reynolds. james b. Walsh, Samuel Cox, Il. Hunt,
Themas W Newman, trustee, A. @. Thorn Co., Arthur
Wolcott. Van Horn. Luce Go.
You are each hereby notified that there II file
In the Office Of the Clerk OF the Dstrict Court of Lee
county, Iowa, At eoknk. petition OF william s. Bar
clay aud Nat Iafcn claiming ~ ven, the said Stephen
L. Jones, judgment for the of Ten Thousand Dol
lars money due by feaeon Of tbs pay ment by plain
t Of Ger ain promfssory notes upon which they we're
liable only surety for said Stephen " Jones' and also
praying against all Of you the orecosurs Of certain
n tgsxe upon certain real estate 10 the City Of
kuk Iowa. particularly described In the said petition
ant ia which ycu have or cirIm come interest, and
which mortgage given TO plaintiff against
liability ~ security ppon the notes Aforesaid Said
petition also prays the cancellation Of certain incnm
hrances upon the real etae aforesaid which are In fact
paid but not cancelled Of record
Unless you appear thereto and defend before Of
the second day The tArm Of said Dist let Court
hIch commences on the FIRST Monday In February,
1856. Judgment and decree will be rendered against you
thereon by default- RANKIN & MoCRsRY,
Rev stsmp-6o cts Attys for Plaintiff
decaS
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EmersOn's Agency.
THE ssFLORENCE'

| SEWING MACHINES have
the reversible feed molten,
whieh enables the operator
to hAyethe york carry eth
/. er way, or to change the d.
( rection and fasten the end
ofseAms by farming sthumb
screw. They are nois@less
/ and can be Hsed where cnist
Ia necessary. Theirstitch 10
the wonder of all, because
| Of sss com hsned elasticity.
strength and beauty.
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A silver mine ii Greece, whish has been
uadissarbsd for y 40 years. hae& lateay 80
pesekaso3twa Fssash Company.
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- H1Sm-R rnAnnn~ s2oaua.
5$om{ y rrov p,... 1sn ~
49, ~ -,
. - en'e go. - .s shlcn
49, noanceu ~ come On t1e upera
~. Sten'he' sne dement, OF the
~ y1IPnans asylum, was orougnt 70 sud
I1aso ~ Osfgs n cioees ~ ne
- " y, le 4mmense suai,
nlSn ~ assemDsea c0mRsesey nneo
snooK ana corner OF the eoihco. Not
anding room was % oe ootained IN the
90 s0 q sssI IAe Pro, -. - n,0 com
80. Everything passed ON handsomely
~ Nv minutes after ~ O'Clock, wasn
txo last pieces on the evenings pro-
mme we're reached. some person IN sne
etxeet, IN front OF the opesa House, raised
re sly q hrs~sne - rev INMATES after
o.. fau. oei' repeated tne alarm.
Atthis moment some person IN the rear
part 9, the pa.quet1e cIled out 1.-The hre is In
me NAL anu insAnty tne truth OF ms re-
wren were seen 70 emerge rom the openings
In the heaung apparatus near lhe sse9e. Ats
most the enure suuence rose from their seats
ana the more nervous ana excitabie made q
Nasty start lot the door. come jumped over
the seats, DINERS CROWDED their way through
the n'.rrow aistes' whiie many OF those IN the
gallery becoming utterly demoraiized,
provided inc passage-ways leading down the
tairs. Mhen the excitement was at its
e,sht, Nniei Engineer HaH ascended the.
ehery ana assarea sne aadience thas there
no osnger. Aoas nad the enect OF pact
pg tne tniong LOT q moment, but the smoke
rom the cellar SO rapidly that It hlled
dressing rooms ana stage, ana was seen
&c auoenee, ihis caused fresh alarm.
we people began again 70 crowd towards
the doors. :.
son the Stage, ana IN the pressing>rooms
nnder ana ABOUT =, were quite large num-
per o. iaoies ana gentiemen-aii OF whom
n ,s oeeh OF were u.essed 70 JAKE part 10 the
uihsreht pieces on tne programme. Many OF
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-12-20

BURNED 10 DEATH.-Mrs. Moss, wife OF
a respectable citizen residing at No. 10Y
North Second street, Troy, N. Y, died at
eight o'clock yesterday morning from
injuries received on the morning previ-
Gus. The circumstances are as fellows
Her husband arose quite early in the
morning to attend to some business con-
nected with the early train from the
North, aud left q large kerosene lamp
burning IN the room adjoining their
sleeping apartment. About O'Clock
Mrs. M. arose and took the lamp from
the shelf, and, while crossing the room,
undertook to extinguish it by blowing
into the chimney. The lamp exploded,
the pieces Of glass flying in every direc-
ton, the oil saturating her clothes, and
the flame setting fire to the carpet. In
endeavoring to extinguish the fire with
blanket, her clothes ignited and before
assistance reached her, burned them en-
tirely off from her, inficting shocking
injuries from which she died as above
stated, after nearly twenty four hours OF
intense suffering. The deceased was
much loved by large circle of acquain-
fences, and leaves two small children to
mourn her untimely end.
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KILLED BY A PANTHER.-We learn
that man named George Fisher, was
attacked by u panther on SALISBURY
mountain, on the 9th inst, and so badly
injured that be died the same day. He
was engaged in piling wood which he
had cut when he heard rustling noise
in the underbrush hear him, of which he
took no notice at first, but on hearing it
the second time, turned round and
caught glimpse Of the animal. He
Immediately seized his rife, which he
had been in the habit of carrying with
him, and fired; but in his haste, or from
fear, he only succeeded in slightly
wounding the animal, who Immediately
sprang upon him and bore him to the
ground. When found be was still alive,
but was fearfully wounded, his left arm
being torn from its socket at the
shoulder, and his side terribly larcerated.
We understand thata large party went
in quest Of the animal, but with what
success we are not informed.
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NORTHERN CAPITAL AT THE SOUTH
A correspondent of the Chicago Tribune,
who has recently travelled over several
Southern States, makes the following
singular statement:
81 inquired of a prominent and infu-
entail rebel near Murfreesboro, if North
ern capital could be safely invested
South, for instance, in building cotton
factory and improving their fue water
power on the East Fork of Stone River.
He fixed his eye upon me very earnestly
and said:
Il suppose you want to know the
truth 2" replied that did.
Then | tell you,' said he, that il
would not be safe. I would like to see
mills and factories built here, but the
low. down and low bred men would burn
the factories, unless some influential
Southern men were associated in the en-.
terprise.'
l Inquired if he would invest in such
an enterprise.
Looking at me with stern inquirins
expression of countenance he replied, q
would rather not answer your question
| you may deem my answer an insult
| assured him on that score, when he said
well, then, to be frank, could not.
haze taken aa oath on my besded knee
rot to do H. Suddenly checking him
self, he said he would give me the name
of some men he thought had not takel
the oath whe might invest. 1 under
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DEATH OF DEACON SAMUEL GRIGGs,-
At meeting of the Baptist Church and
society in Rutland, Dec. 18th, the fol-
lowing preamble and resolutions bearing
on the life and character Of Deacon
Samuel Griggs lately deceased, were
unanimously adopted
Wheeas, God hath deeply afflicted us,
in removing by death, our highly es-
teemed friend and brother, Deacon Sam
uel Griggs, who had for many years
been active and useful as a man and
christian ; therefore,
Resolved, That we cherish due ap-
probation of his character which was
so moulded and strengthened by nature
and grace, that he could be of 50 much
service to others in connection with 80
| much enjoyment to himself and all to
the praise of God.
Resolved That we recognize in his frank
| and affable demeaDor, ia his prompt and
upright habits, and in his ready and
| liberal benefactions much for our ap-
prevail and imitation.
Resol0ed, That while the cause OF Christ
at large has lost firm and and cheerful
supporter, and the community in gen
eral worthy and useful citizen the
family to which he belonged, and the
church of which he was a member, are
especially bereayed, in being deprived
of his counsel, his aid and his prayers
Reso1ved That we tender to the family
now deprived sof its worthy and vene
rated head our sympathy and regard
asking Him who doeth all things well
richly to endow them, with the chris
tian principles, and virtues Of the de
parted.
Resolpsd, That the foregoing resolu
tions be entered upon the permanent re
cords Of this society and that copy b
| rendered the bereaved family. Ais
that COME he forwarded to the RUTLAND
HERALD, and Chriss'.% WAFeAWSp all
Reflector for publication.
Id. COLE, Clerk.
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stood him to mean that ne belonged to q
secret society which had sworn It's mem
beers to eternal hatred OF, and non-inter-
course with, the Yankees, as the modern
Greeks did against the Turks when they
entered the Hetsri.
1t is really and sadly true that person
and property are very much at the mercy
OF ruflisns throughout the south, II
half dozen young men Of the best fam
HES (7 almost anywhere In the South,
wish TO have a little fun, as 1t Is savagely
miscalled, In the way of shooting or
hunting a niger or Yankee, they can
aud do often have II with impuntty."
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WINDOWS s ORPHANS
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Life Insurance and Endowment Policies issued
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VIM. n Bachelor, Agent CastlGton
Applications for agencies in Vermont anC
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A UCTION.

The subscriber having sold his farm will onef
the following described propertya at Auction on
Wednesday the 26th day of Dec, at 10 o'cIoch,
A, NJ: Is young cows, II of them are rom a =
to . blood Attorneys, from TO years olu
They are very desirable lot for either dairy OF
family USE pair of year old Devon oxen,
very handsome and well matched and welgh
about 9, $50 pounds: / yearling bull and yea
ling heifer supposed to be with cali; lou5 yea s
old horse well broke, stylish driver, SOUND an, anu
promising; 225 sheep, 124 of them oresal .g!
ewes, the balance young ewes ana We s5 ca
said sheep are pure blood, very fine wooLea and
heavy shearers the original stock was oelan me
by me from the fiocks of VIM. Barnes ana 9ai We
sixteen years since, and have been muSh IN In
proved by me, both in length of staple any
weight of fleece. This sale will afford l IaLT
opportunity for those who wish to grow VIZ ~
fne and heavy feeced wool;'4 very hne sI So1f
weighing from 60 to 10 pounds each als1 aU anu
60 tons Of hay, some straw cart, plougns r nmc
barrows, hay rack, wheelbarrow, moving ,r n1
chimes and various other articles TOO
10 mention in this advertisement VIII DC
as above to the highest bidder Witho'1 less' .s'
iTerms three months credit with approved 81
cnritv ON all sums over $500. -.
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-12-20

EuRoPa.-The Atlantic cable puts US
in possession of European news to Sun
day evening, from which we learn, by a
Florence dispatch, that the Italian Par
lament was opened on Saturday by the
King, who expressed desire that the
Pope should remain in Rome, in indie
pendence. The Emperor of Russia has
resolved to take the subject of reform in
Poland into consideration, through a
commission over which he is to preside.
A man has been arrested in England sup.
posed to be James Stephens, the Fenian
le.der. The Hungarian House has
psssed the address Of 81. Deak in reply
to the Emperor.