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] SUMMARY OF LATE MEMS.

Alta cenvention held at Dubuque re-
Gently. a company was organized to
build , bridge across the Mississippi
rives'At that place. The capital stock is
70 - Sf,OOo, 900.
It IL stated that the English holders of
Confederate bonds are about to COM
mence. suit against the United States for
their payment. We may next expect
70 hear that JEFF Davis has sued the
Government for false imprisonment.
The Attorney General has given an
opfnlon that the military commanders
under the Reconstruction act have no
rigktfo reInove State or city officers
1lected hv the people. but IL Is believed,
notHithstaading, that the President
viU not reysrss Gen 6hsridan's New
OSfGaus order.
On he 81 Inst. the President received
ffom General Sheridan hisreport OF the
removal o. tae New Orleans oifici iis,
toeGpDs)eb che statement that. unless
prd onsSl by authoyities at Washington,
be should remove many more, as unless
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The pillory and Whippan z Post in
Delaware

The Wilmington Del. u Commercial
Union thus sums up the condition Of
society in that State. II says: "A ffde
of ethirty-five miles from Philad alphia
to New Castle, in the state of delaware,
viii bring the curious TO an opportunity
OF witnessing, at least three fines d year,
the active and public use of the piliory
and whipping rost'ia parsuAnce of the
laws OF the State. Ii il not only color
: ed men. who stand in the =pillory aud
s Women sn ana not s.. q. s9 whe
men and " hite women. Fins spectacle
is not only enjoyesi at kew-Cashs, but
at Georgetown. In Sussex county. with
In sight ofthe residence Of Mr.. Salisbury,
Senator Of the L nif4sf states. And not
only there, but az Dover the capital OF
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Iowa News.

Iowa STATE FAIR.--The State sAgri-
cultural Society has issued the list of
premiums for its fourteenth annual ex-
hibition, to he held at Clinton and Lyons,
Iowa, October lst, I'd, Sd, 4th. This
promises to be the best exhibition ever
held in the State, as the facilities for
reaching the fair are much greater than
any previous year. Passengers will be
railroads, and stock and sundrics for the
Fair will he transported free. Seven
Thousand dollars in premiums will be
given; among them we notice Sljo for
the best band of music $40 for best vari-
ETY. OF apples; 500 for best trotting
horse, etc. v8 49, q e.--
/, Major Geo. j. North of Des Moines.
land Frank Sutton of Clinton, have been
| appointed SpecialAils to the Governor,
| with the rank of 1t. Colonel.
4 Farmers in Green County say that
they make n hundred dollars profit OF
every acre of flax they raise.
Hon. j. B. Grinneh, who had recov-
cred so far last week as to be out, has had
a return OF his disease, (eresipelas,) and
is again confined to his house, is very ill.
= Davenport Gazette. .
! A big stomached fellow in oska.
loosa recently consumed at one meal
thirty-six eggs, ten OF which Were raw,
the balance boiled. He offers TO wager
! that he can swallow five dozen in an
hour.
The city election in Dayen port, on
Saturday, turned upon the temperance
question, The liquor party elected al
it. candidates except one Alderman
Michael Donahue is Mayor. Is
The Sioux City Rsglsfer records the
death, by freezing, OF an Indian. I,
says he ~As hunting on the Big Sioux
and wounded deer. To facilitate hi,
pursuit of the wounded animal, Ls
threw away bis blanket, and the conse
quence was he wa. foundthe next morn
ing as stiff as poker and as dead as
herring,
, The Etdyyille yniegen1ent sayi
that the great American Central Rail
road Company have expressed thei
intention. through their President, o
putting Oh corps OF engineers west o
Louisa county, Tor the purpose Of ioca
ting that road.
Iowa averages sixteen bushels {
wheat 70 the acre. An average equal I
that Of the States of Conlecticut, Mis-
souri, and New Hampshire. sa
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-E
MoAat's Life Pills and Phoenix Bitters
frs. used pssss,s: , in 1895 The. 1ass
time their reputation has extended, until they have
. sale In excess Of all other Cathartic and HoHyne
Msdicinss. There u hardly famig AneaE c1y4lsed
essiSi escsa Their teas success i ostas e sheir
uniform reliability in cases Of Constipation bilious
and stomach diseases whether ofions Or snor.
ton, and harmless to the ssn.iest infant One ings
diens opens the pores the skim another is duresc;
and stimulates proper aston o. the sidnsys .aho
and cisshss x. stomach asd Ssvsis tom unhea.hy
secreons. Their combined effect 10, to regulate the
impaired functions Of the system, and to produce
HEALTH 1t is asserted Monat's Pills are cunE-
ALL-that they will cure all complants-but under
cure Nervous and Sick Headache, Costivsness, Dys-
pepsia, IndEestions iJaundice, Liver ana biheus
Complaints, Colds, scurvy, General Weaknsss. &C.
They expressly made for these diseases Millions
upon millions Of cures be cited no single in
stance has . complaint ever to our knowledge,
where they have NOT operssea = sscom%enaea
the ymptoms and efeces Of each disease, spcciaes
treatment, furnishes evidence, &C.
Ike Ike vi; ssssa Il = LIZ. ass1 Of
springfield Pa, had scfoiuia, ana nao r 70 use
OF Adrian, Mich, cured Of Bilious Fever. Rev Henry
Graham, Presby terrain Church, Ganas sgua, CAL: Of
Fever and Ague. Rev Ed IL May twenty NSW
York of Rheumatism and PILES Of Is years standing.
Rev Samuel Bowies Editeros the Springfield (Mass)
Republican, was cured Of terrible Costiveness. Hon
Ed Weber, Of Rumney, N. H., Of Liver Complaint,
etc, etc, etc.
box Of Moats Life Pills, with full circulars, &C.,
WILDE sent eratisto any Fly acian or Clergyman, on
Modas's Life Pills are 25 cents per boz. Moffat's
Phoenix Bitters, 81 per bottle. They sold by all
respectable dealers throughout the continents and se
''- VI '' WHITE & ROWLAND. Preprietor,,
Successors t. DR. John Modat, and DR. WIN Moist /,
l3i Liberty Street, New-york.
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Original Notice.

District Court Of Cedar county, Iowa, June
Term. 1867.
Margaret j. Hoover, plaintiff, against Penn
broke Hoover, defendant
To Pembroke Hoover, defendant: You are
hereby notified hat there is now on file in the
ONCE Of the Clerk of the District Court in and
petition ofMargaret J. Hoover. plaintiff claim
ing a decree OF divorce from the bonds Of mat
rimony heretofore existing between you and
said Margaret ]. Hoover. on account of deser-
ton. and also claiming the care, custcdy con.
troll and guardianship Of your infant son, Rob-
ers Leroy Hoover. Vow an less You appear to
said petition and defend thereto at or before
coon of the second dav of the next term of said
Coasyt. to be begun and held At Upton. in said
County on the LIST Monday of June 1857 a de.
lanit win be- entered against you and Judgment
rendered. thereon in accordance with the
pva-er OF said petttsy1.
I5vf II. c. plATT, Pfhs Atty.
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I egal Notice.

Petition TO set Off dower--in the County Court
ofcedar county In the State Of Iowa.
Abigail Giilelnnd, plaintiff, va. A W PufIer,
Priscilla II Puifer, Daniel C Puffer. JeYnima
Puser, Mary e Puffer, Nathan A Puffer,
and Charles \ Pnfser, Defendants.
The above named defendants. and all other
PERSONS interested, are hereby notified that
there is now on die In my Office a petition OF
the said plaintiff. praying that one third in
ya.iae Of all OF the lands and real estate OF
which her late husband, Charles Puffer, forn.-
erly OF Pioneer township, Cedar county, Iowa.
but now deceased, died seized may be sci of Id
her the said plaintiff. as her dover In said
estate, and that the boundaries thereof may he
80 set up that said plaintiff may Thereafter hold
her said dover interest inseyeraity forever
and that said petition will be heard before me
at my once on Monday the 9Th day OF Nav
A. D. 1867, at O'Clock p. m, a: which time and
place you may attend and show cause. If am
you have. why the prayer Of said petition
should not be granted. 8s
County Judge OF Cedar county Iowa
s. A. BlssxIlI.. Attoney for petitfore 81. fflT 9
April sth, lS67-nl5 s ...,
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pAos,s1LIxA Il eALyD, for BUSES, Scalds, scroinla,
salt Rheum, Sores, Broken Breasts, Frost Biies'
Chilblains, stings, Bruises, Cuts sve!iines,
articlss ever psoduesd. Other good articles
this cures. II ailays Inflammation, subdues pain,
and heals without II 10 worth its Nelens ~
gold to any family and should alwavsbs on 1anA. ~
Is warranted to do what it says every Time -
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Valuable Advice for the AFFLICTED.

-. asr.dkiaad, a reply to hulacfy0s apPn-
tra3ionS for vice. wisheoto infcsn NOSE whG
Are al cted, Mat hey nay cons1t nam on 81,
Tie ~ syIntoms, &c, with q feaof two dollars
EenciotSi. Dr. 8 rs ohtalned great noTIo ,ay
as aliaxperencea Ph ysician, BEN IN nurpp y
Chronic Com plants nfter other doctors have
failed to effect cure. Those suffering sno0id
dressing Or, A. Strickland, Cincinnati, OHIO.
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Rev. S. Paneoast, pastor of the Meth
od;st Church at McGreeor, has resigned
his charge and located In Pennsylvania,
near Philadelphia. His family viii 60
to hin. at an carly date.
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Yeast Cakes and Powders at ALDEN's.
S&PRAIRIE LANDS
FOR - ALE.

WE have for sale on reasonable terms the
w Farms and Lands described as follows:
The Ia se east ' Of the southwest section o.
township 81, range $50 res; with good house
Lots to 10 inclusive, block a; lot 8, in block
AZ, all In the Town OF Rochester.
a farm Of no acres, u miles sw q town, ana
and fenced into convenient lots, good house,
stables, &C., fine orchard and 80 acres timber.
Price, s3 per acre. Terms to suit purchasers
Farm of N5 acres on Sugar Creek, two miles
Sc or town; one Of the best stock farms In tho
country, has excellent timber, 60 acres set in
rich blue me yGnhng orchard goGd bni ID
IS acres Immediately east of fair grounds, an
excellent building location, with well, ever
green's, shrubbery and fruit trees.
improved farm Of ~ acres one, mile i1s
wsst
acres timber one-fourth mile cast OF the Ferry.
Price SIS per acre. g
timber, good house and stockp stables miles
from Railroad station, good stock farm, having
spring and creek. Price $50 per acre, q cash,
The NV quarter Of sec l6, 81 n 2; I60 acres.
Price So per acre, halfcash, balance in one and
70 acres adjacent to STAIRS Addition to town,
being part Of the Knott farm, which we will
sell in lots to suit purchasers
No. So in town ofTfpton.
The sw OF see. 3. tip 81. range 2, $50 acres.
The = of the NV 4 sec. ID, T so, II 4; SO acres.
Price SITS, cash.
The 4 OF the ne 4, sec. 5, T 50, n I: SO acres.
Price s. per acre. rg~
The sw y. of the ne "a, and the east half Of the
NV y, and the sw Y of the NV q Of sec. "a, tip
70, II !; LOO acres. All in Cedar county, Iowa.
Also the south 4 Of the ne !, sec. 3. I Sc, r 81,
west, in Calhoun county, Iowa. zsee1
Also. $50 acres in Buena'Vista CO., Iowa.
$50 acres choice prairie Land in Cass county,
Iowa.
WOLF ( LANDT,
ne s.rs Agents, Upton, Iowa.
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AIfNF & N O.
INGMAN q roy, y 80

g IGS s HOUSE pAIsTNGapd Paper Hang
= ing dcfie IN al f.svA rfuus 6fanclies, III tile
abese = Vie, by earnpcteA1 u osknscn. Shop in
. MACHINE GRSrSISls<-rho who are
fbuiidfffg and others ,Vsfy VIM draining iofie,
aradnssted 70 call al tAea Shop and ssee spcci-
m ems 81 limitations OF Oak, Wolmut, y ahugan ".
and Rosewood. done by lngrnan Foy, who
have the Patent Right for this county. ms
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Attention Rock MERCHANTS

PROPOSALS will be received by the under
l signed, until April 2Dth 1857 for furnishing,
or furnishing end setting 5000 feet OF curb stone,
for the use of the town of Upton. Also, for
rock for street crossings and culverts.s Infor-
nation as to kind and quality of rock will be
given by the undersigned.
7 7 e I. h S RAN Committee
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the State. In that town where the law
Maissrs Of Delaware sit anu dslaperase,
aiheys may Almost look out Apon ne
WI rping Id see the fall q the ~,
EwhfS tilG cries of the unfortu
Fswre1e lies light penetrate tie ears or me
wofshippefs In the Christian cfiarcnss
Of tbs town.
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CORN CULTIvAT0R
Victorious In Every Oontest .

LNIRsT PREMIUM at the ulinois state Fair.
IL at Chicago, In l66S-33 Machines TN cOmpeti-
ton. First Premium ut the Iowa State FAIR In
1865, in q field trial lasting two days, in whiek
y Of the leading Cultivators participated.
Although ceiling other kinds, we assure the
Farmers ofCcdar county upon our own respon.
sthtlity that these MachfnessAre superior to Ill
others made or sold, no matter Whist traveling
agents, or others interested in the manufacturo
OF other plOws, may tell you. sgfT4
All those desiring these Sulky Corn Plows
should hand in their orders early. as we were
unable to supply the demand last season.
sample of the "Hawk-eye" can be seen at
SMITH BROTHERS.
sa4 AGENTS FOR CEDAR COUNTY.
Upton, Iowa, March It'll, 1857. nl03m
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1NHE celebrated Cedar Rapids CRACKERS
i can always be found at BOYNTON & cos.
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n BARRELS First Quality DRIED APPLES.
BOYNTON & co. q
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This Is the season for coughs and colds;
those suffering with stich, or any afftc-
ton of the throat OF lungs, will find DR.
Strickland's "Mcllitluous Cough Bal
SAM an excellent remedy; in fact, all
his medicines arc worthy the confidence
OF our readers. See advertisement. l3w4
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DRUssINGS PURE CIDER VINEGAR, 81
L cents per gallon,at BOYNTON & cos.
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DeIand Chemical Saleratus at AIDE
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H@a FINAL NOTICE. ga
To all persons owning property in any Of the
following Blocks located within the corporate
limits OF the town of Upton, Iowa, to wit:
ON the south side of Block number .;
u" west 26 and 81;
Z" south I" g 10; I&
north Is 3}and 81 -,E
you are hereby notified to complete the side
walks, when curling has been set, on or before
the 18th day OF May, 1867, or in default thereof
the town of Upton will proceed to complete
the same, at your expense.
By order of the Council.
ID 80 S. L. SMITH, Corporation Atty.
Attention Builders.
ST,AI4ED PROPOSALS will be received until
- the Goth day,of April, for furnishing mate
rial and building 200 feet of fence, inclosng
Public Square. Information with regard to
plan, specifications, &C., of said fence, can be
had by calling on the undersigned.
81 ]. +. BOYNTON,) .fe
-51f1rs6& ,.s+5@ ]. FOCHT, Committee
ISL. ..eg a. WM. DEAN, '. -
Upton April llth 1867. -
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FINAL NOTICE.

culver PLATED FORKS, SPOONS ant
- Butter Knives, at BOYNTON g. cos.
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.rTaT AfGa IA s.I1I & IT,
Mosat's Life Pills and Phesi1 bitter

a. ) III Aisa ~ EG tta ~
II 4ssaI sfssp7efs 7 ss3s EEsTlef =
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YINHE BEST WHITE OIL, 80 cents per gallon
at BOYNTON & cos.
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Iowa averages sixteen bushels Of
wheat 70 the acre. An average equal TO
that Of the States of Cenuecticut, Mis-
souri, and New Hampshire 4tse
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he did SO It would be impossible to carry
out the Military Rsconstruction bet in
good faith. A -
Governor shaskeyyof Miss Hippl md
others made an apptIcation = the Unit
ed states supreme Court for an injunc-
ton against carrying out the Recon-
SITUetsoa- aeys ktt0ff1ey ~Gcnerni Stan-
berry stated that he should resist the
applicazon. Tomorrow has been APP
pointed by the Court for hearing the
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Special Notiees.


THIS medicine, invented by DR.. II. ScHAycE of Phsdsl
pha intended to dissolve the food and make into yme
the nrs process Of digestion by cleansing the stomach
with schencks Mandrake Pills. the To,ie the
appetite and food that could not bs eaten before using it
will be easily digested
Consumption cannot he cured by schenck's Puln.one
Syrup unless the stomach And liver healthy and the
appetite restored hence tbs Tonic and Pills are required
nearly every Case Of consumption half dozen bottles
Of the sEAwRED TONIC and three or four boxes Of the
MANDRAKE PILLS will cure any ordinary cas. Of dys-
pepsiA.
Dr. soHEScK makes professional visits in Nov York
Boston, and at his principal Office Phiaspha every week.
See daily Of eaeh place. his pamphlet consump
tion for his days for visitaaen
Please observe when purchasing that the two kenees Of
the Doctor, when in the last stage of and
the other as he s in perfect health Govern
ncnt stamp.
Sold by d. Druggists and Dealers prize u per bottle or
$3.50 the half dozen. All letters for advice should be ad
dressed to DR.. ScHEscxs Principal Office No. is North 9Th
Street, Philadelphia. Pa
General Wholesale Agents: Demas Barnes Co.. NY.s.s
Hance, Baltimore Nd; John D. Parke Cincinnati Ohio
Walker Taylor, Chicago Illinois; Collins Bros it. Louis
No. 4th~ es molly
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tie of the case was Julia A. Millay, by her next
friend David A. Quint, vs. n S. Pierce. There
had been good deal of bad blood between Mil
lay and Pierce in reference to the house involved
in the above eiectment suit. One day Pierce
drove past the house, and finding Millay absent,
the house locked, and two Of the children, who
had just come home from Samonauk in the ward
unable to get in. he stopped his carriage, took
the girl Julia in, and directed his wife, who was
in the carriage, to drive home with her. On the
way the horses ran off and the girl was thrown
cut of the carriage and had her arm broken The
suit was brought for damages on account of the
accident, and the jury found a verdict for $4,000
The case goes to the Supreme Court
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In addition to having received the first stock
OF Spring Clothing in the city, we have also Sc
cured the services of Of the best cutters from
the city of New York, who having cut for years
in houses like Brooks. Devlin & Co.. is undoubt.
edly able to cut the most stylish garments and
to give satisfaction to all Our stock Of piece
goods is the most complete Of any west of New
York, and will be sold 25 per cent. lower than at
any other house. Piece goods bought in our
store will be cut in the latest style free Of charge
for those wishing to get their garment. sewed
at home. Come and look through our now arri.
walls, it will pay Won. Remember before p,rchas.
ing TO try, l.. BENJAMiN& Co.,
No. ~. la Sale street.
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taRsr Cat Rca Rev EDw CoAS. Rector Regular seryi.
ots sondsys ~ 10Y O'Clock An aud Pm sunday school
Al CLOCK H. Week day services. during Lent Wedue,
days and Fridays 10 O'Clock ~ and Tuesday Thu rstay
and Saturday evenings Al o'clock Cottage prayers We'd.
ne-day evening at ~ or clock.
CHracH OF ST. CoLuNBA Rev p. 1ERKY, Pastor Rev. T.
kshf Assistant Regular services on Sunday-esrly
ats O'Clock high at II oclsck yespers At
Week fvy seryicesdniiy ocock ~ special ser
Woes during Lent "wednesday and Friday evenings
ST. yorErHs CHURCH German Rom Afh service. same
sunday ~ "
FIRST METHODIST + CHuEcH-Corner Of Columbus and JEFF
itfson sts Eey j. A. Gray PASTOR SUNDAY
A. n and r N sunday School At y " Week day prayer
ns~tinss Monday and "wednesday evenings
SECOND NJ. T. CHURH-South OTTAWA Rev ! "
Prayer meeting Wednesday evenings. ~
9PLfMoCTH CHURCH: Rev. =. =. Lewis, Pastor. Regu.
lar services on sundays at l0 A. and r. H. sunday
rs roon a, the same hour Weekly PRAYER meeting
church. " w. - '"'
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foRrERs NEW SToRE.-We see he is taking
the lead again in the grocery trade as he was
always noted for selling for small profits hereto
fore. at his old stand, which had got to be one of
the permanent institutions Of Ottawa
Since the fire he has removed TO the corner
store. His stock of groceries is unsurpassed in
quantity or quality, and from the amount we
ace daily going out of his store We should think
he is selling cheap. He says he will start for
the East next week,to purchase his spring stock
Of dry goods and fancy groceries. So look out
on his return for cheap goods.
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G. A. II. and the soldiers, Monument.

AT a regular meeting of the Grand Army of
the Republic, Post No 7S, Ottawa, La Sale Co.,
Illinois, the following Resolutions were passed :
Resolved, that in the opinion Of this post, it is
time that the people of La Sale county go Wig
orously to work to erect a Soldiers Monument.
or Memorial Hall to commemorate the names
and deeds of our brothers who have fallen while
in the service Of their country.
Resolved, that this post will cordially unite
with the other posts of the Grand Army in this
county and the people generally, Of La Sale Co.,
IN carrying out to successful completion the
Monument Project.
Resolved that copy of these resolutions be
furnished the Ottawa papers for publication.
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An Effective Worm Medicine. 80. Brow nss
Vermtlugc Commits,

Or Worm Lozcngors. Much sickness undoubtedly with
children and adults, attributed other can-es cccasoe
by worms The Vcriings Co'nts although erctual in d.
stroying do possible injury the most delica
child. This valuable combination h. been es,fay use,i
by phys',ns and found to b- safe and in eradcstip
WORMS, hurtful TO children.
Children hdring Worms require immediate attention. ~
neglect OF the trouble often prolonged sickness,
ynp,msQf Hors Children are eff Wor.p.
in the stomach and bowels cause irritation which can s r.
moved only by the Of remedy The combination
ot ingredients used in making Browns "Venuge Ccuhts
Is sich rs 10 give the best possible s,ect with safety
CURTIS BROWN Propretor,, New York. Sold by sll
Dealers in Medicines at Is cents box ,ns2 &c ly-.p
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POstpOllelncnt.

To those holding tickets in my Gift Enterprise would ay
that shall postpone the drawing until thu. in April
prefer 10 sell all ha tickets ii possible before drawing as
it will be as well for both parics particularly me And
also would sry that instead of each ticket drawing prize
that the small prizes will be given e sale of the tickets
Many people to me- prescott | am going to take
few tickets of you when you ready t, draw Now if
those persons would purchase the tickets at once it would
enable TO decide when have the a WING There
are 9ss tickets, and 80 prizes. &c. PRESCOTT,
Dealer in Hats, Caps and Furs.
March To- Ottaw. U,ipois