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Buslncss Notices.


--MAcsoti, wArHp Is a-Fbifal toilet article
Superior 70 Cologne aai d half the rost.
-lae csvalry coaa.iIpa rovacn ara gradually
tskBg he lead of I'll ober. sbd their Justly acqar
"a fame must Be vefy gratifying "a sbe proprc.ers
Ne.sers. Johnson & Go.
NoLvNs 81 CEuusicArfs can Ia produced 10
the elleaoy aad cure, Of Johnson's Auodyas Lini-
meHt Itis used ana raceomr ended by Ell prae-
--------------------
Using physicians.
Auumouy quIains, murcnry and oalencl, en-
Ter into the composition Of most Of the eslhsr,lc
Gls now offered 70 the public Parsons Purga-
tive piIli ARE compounded % cathartics ssed and
approved by 81 coed medical praelitioaeru
Renne's painKlIine Magic Oil IL clean, rafe
and delicious 10 use. Il doc, no, soil The clothing,
dces is use injure the skin, but beauties ii,
AID cures chap and pmpes. beside al kinds Of pain.
Every family should keep bottle ofitin the house.
For sa!e BY G. W. Smith. Factory Point
-iuE BLOOD owes.ts rel color TO minute glob
ules which Goat ia that Gud, and contain in a
healthy person, large amount Of Iron, which gives
vitality to the blood, ThePeluvian Syrup supplies
the blood with this vital element, and gives strength
and yicor 10 The whole system.
--''TnE SWEETEST THINe IN LIFEH is good
health aud good spirits. and IL You have them not,
the next best thing is what viii restore bloom to
the faded cheek and happiness TO the dropping
heart. The great aud sure rem.dv is Plantation
Bitters, which our physicians Recommend to both
male and female patient as a safe reliabe agreea
BILE aud cordial stimulant. They contain n0thng
10 disagree with the most delicate constitution. and
have won golden opinions from all who have tried
them; and probably no article wss ever tried BY SO
many persons. They elevate the depressed and
give strength to the weak.
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AS F.NI'S WANTED INOI&
TIE nLYyE CO TG

M her the Lfnfa FesarAf and DIED ~ a8an VITA
Sdstass AMI fa.4ssss ~ gyesf RseEtoA Il s3htass
gRrF o. fse Ea14fiass sud 30 pages, snd T. ~ ~
r'es a11 rHeaprs war spe pHhAsAed F{en 0aiF o. ~
TIE pait ar e4afi4ae1 sFaiHsi lnfef84f 0oFks a{h
similar SITE See ftat tGe book y.,s bay ea1iaiet
Over tt3 hne fntr4flfas ana - psg-s send Tn az.
tkiz Pa
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NEw YoRK. March u.

NEw YORK, March o.
U. s Gu. 8. g lio3 U. $. Gu. lo.4os looi
"a 1914 Jan. q July 1851
e5 1919 Gold, l8ss
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Use Rennes Pain-Killing Magic Oil,
4 ~ A u

ut WORKS LIKE A CHARM"
Every perssn In this town will find II for their profit
as well rs their comfort. IL they use keaRes Pain
Killing Magic Oil when they have the Headache,
Toothaehe Chblans. hgue In the Face and Jaws Lame
Shoulders, rheumatism, Scatica, Bruises Cramps,
Colds Group, Sore Throat any pains of this nature
The ladies' will find It's blessing to relieve their
peculiar pains II Is Of the TEST things to use in
the family genera r9medy for any kind of painful
disorder or burt or burn, discovered, and IL Is
clean aud delicious 70 Use II freely. Sold by all
Druggists, Merchants aud Grecers
WM. RENNE,
Sole Proprietor and Manufacturer Pittsaeld Mass
sod IN Manchester by l. e orys Factory Point by
" smi h-1yeow4s
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Mother Balley's Quietlng
Syrup,
10 Hlalth without Ylrnr

The 0Fsai Qsle,ing Tlsmedy or chaarea Teesa.nv
LargE nuLl--- onLL N l.-A- SOS ~ nL.e.....
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN Bf9KRUPTCYl At RuTLAsD, the 25h do,
District AZ Vermont Of March, A. d 1865 The
undersigned hereby gives notice Of his appointment NJ
assignee Of DOUGLASS w. HYDE, ofBenhugton ii
the County Of Bennington and State OF Vermont with
In said District, who has bsen adiudged BankrHIs
uson his petition by the District Court Of said Dis
tiict. j. EDGERT0N. Assignee
VNlIIs IL TO GIVE NOTICE That on the OH
4 day Of March, A d. 1865, Warrsntin Bankruptcy
was issued ,gainst the Estate Of SOLOMON ). FRAT
Of Bennington, IN The Cauny o Bennington and State
OF Vermont. VIII has been adIudged Bankrupt on
his own Petition that the Payment Of airy Debts and
Delivery Of any Property belonging 20 such Bankrupt
10 him, io his use, and the Transfer 81 any Proper.
~ By him, forbidden by Laws that a Meeting OF
the Creditors Of said Bankrupt, 70 Prove .her DE tie
aud to chose Assiguees Of his Estais an
be held nj Court Of BANKRUPTCY to I've holden At the
Court House, Ia Bennington, IN the County Of Ben
Dington in said District, before A. 7. Lyman Esq on
the 1911 day q April, d. iso7, and 70 q'slock, AN
a Deputy United states Marshal, a. Messenger
EU.NICE sEy'RE's EsIaIs.
CTATE or yERMONT,l At Probat. Court hold
~ Manchester District sa) en- AZ the Probate Office In
March, y, 1865
Present, lion. Il. q. BURTON, Judge.
The Executor % The iast win and testament ~ En.
nice fagre ate Of sanagale 10 said Dstfei, dseeased
proposed 30 render his account.
Whereupon IL was ordered that said application be
heard st Probate Court 70 be holden the Probate
Office In Manchester in and for sad district on the
1T day Of April 1884,. and that notice thereof he
given BY pnolshing hs order three weeks successive
y u the Baaehs'sr JotsrJta paper pytuted Al Man
chester, previous 20 said time u hss1ng.
A true record
Attest LovELASD MUEsos, Register
true copy OF record. Attest
A3 LoYELAND MUEsoN, Register
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Burr & Burton Seminary.

MANCHESTER, VT
TUE SPRING TERM OF this Institution viii com,
monee "WEDNESDAY, APRIL /, aud viii eaniinue
"a weeks
Competent Instruction will he provided for those de-
string 70 pnrsue Classical, English Scientific Com
mfrciai course. Primary Department has been es.
tablshed this Term with promising results. The
Boarding Department Is ably conducted under the
charge of Mr Geo. Clark.
Young men studying for The ministry, and in need,
may have their Tuition and Room bills paid from the
Burr fund, and one dollar week toward their board
r. HARRIS, ia, Principal
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Book Agents wanted
To soiigit orders for the
Origin and History Of the Books Of the
Bible,

Df FkrF. = r HfDNE j. D.
fresh bk ~ q me best sna most thorough sa-
E,olN There Y 40 woFk pH9ishea fhht ear compare
VIII T. II = haeing large sale, ceiling assy ether
regtous bel Ore 81 90 wtLalg thr last mQngbs p
hsies fapdig Increasing Send f8F eircsArs address
- sppiy - HAHfFDAft PrBtarHiHa %. Hartford "a.
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Special Notices.

Masonic-The next regular Communication OF
Adoniram Lodge, No, AZ f. s. A. ~, will be held At
Masonic Hall, Manchester Thursday evening, April
2, at o'clock. J. L. COCHRAN, Secretary.
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Real Loterla
De la Isla de Caba.

In the Drawing for 1865 there viii be 20 600 Tickets
$4,000 IN Gold Drawn every Seventeen Days
PfIes eashed ard information given also highest rates
paid for Spanish Douh0ons and an kinds III Coli and
Silver by GEORGE UPHAM,
GO North Main St. Providence n I
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EfsE BkfEsTs EasrA.
- 0rsK, G9uf, shd NKuKL-
GfA CeEN~aiseosefea afser
! !. !. !. !.
NM 70 yeeFf terrible Suffering
during which lime al Sthsr
FeHetffs tried sithsut
avail Thousands have been
AM cured ~ Il The mat -
pains rsisFed ia VI
i hgurs. b. boa ~ Pills Prize
u ~ II cents Uaa Two Dsiia
IN pae}agss viii eFzaioats ths
EK ~ dissa.s from he system
IL IL - FeT sale Nh8isssis saa ~,
Mtkk(- tafi - Gko &. gggpNfN a
to- Co - iianeTsrbt Ilessa
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Hovtf's ILLUSTRATED CAT AtoguE WsgEps
s. ana Vn4a 70 TIE tueer snd Vegetable t}arieH Tor
iso- nov rrsdy antslalng lsa pages piih orb DE-
sefphans " nearly ,Hn tsrita ana plaie aifrc'lsps
f sowing tHitWse ~ Illustrated wish " ErefAfIags
z Flowers ard Nonefahios Asaa
BEAUTIFUL CouoRrn fgATK
ard contains II the nfaf nation Hcoes-afy ks he sue
eea ~ Erpwth ~ s besatifai Finwsr Anil ehai
ffst Vegetables SeHt post paia an vhe amir fuf
e cents. Adafess HONEY a Co
e. North MARKET Nd. Asssfa, nssm
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HOW TnE QTACks ExToRr iran their untortu
n nate patients QHACkEHY EXPOSED See
III THE PATIENTS Guide. II tells ron how 10 cure is
eases oi tbs generatYe organs, ia both sexes with
simple safe, and raabse Remedies be procured NJ
sy Drug store. fhasc eboul 70 mrrry shond procure
. COPY n once, Address @ W NORTON N H. ia
Gf0shy So N. ~ Mailed on receipt II postage ssansts
IJz..-.-- ~
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AMATEUR cUlTNATrgs GUIDE
KITCHEN AND FLOWER GARDEN,
NpW YEagY

4 DESCRIPTIVE work ~ lAe pare f,iiit Hinstra VI
~ with teaHiifn enlsfed plste sad Joe eueravings
caniAninR st % ever $3.50 tarsiiea % Flower and
Vegetable Suede also. 100 vafioties ~ the ehelrus
ffcuch Hybrid 1ladiolBs. Al The Novelties, bath u
ife Flower apd Vegetable, for 1903 wlll bs found d.
EeHhcd Go the sbesu WuFk TasiefaiiY hNHnd n cloth
cul9nea plates, price, postpaid ~ eta a paper aot
S.. postpaid, 81 cts Address WASHHu HNf a CO.
horticultural Hall Boston Mas
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Head. Throat and Vocal Organs

This Remedy does not "DRY UPr Calarrh but
LoUsENs i frees the head u all Offensive rnaffsr
quickly removing Bad Breath md Heaaarhe ATIAys
and -OpTHks toe BUESIAG HEATin tlatarrl Il !,
MILD and AGfEEABfE n lt Effects that 1t positiyel,
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feh.fpaai fhe So AT IuNfsNN HufTlnN ffups ahi,h
I ha MiAkNfth AMERICAN EUfff0N &c lssefiag
fAl has tssA ellfes. tef ~ FFnlsk-3 r. avs a
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1 iH# FaftEaiaFes eRhs fff tiFalAia 3 EAKAN
"N a tn. tA Asslaa "a. hAFiised ~.
hANFkW AGENTS sa ras 0mssH ~ esaF
~ fus.5s Wt fnffalsfa ~ $3.50 saa rea MmSFH ~
kass Aarens ssass espfsa} NJ slsfsutes he Atsss
FfaHh saat8 Il gasf a tse sgents a. thefve havaes
hrrfN Asrat FasEaaf, aaIaeea riAHief ard Ffuf
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Q4EP 1a Oar, sUHg 10 Isohey In advance. Agents
UlO wanted everywhere 70 sci our Patent RYeFlast.
Ing Metallic Clothes Lines hddgsss AsKHicka Was
90, 100 Bdwsy, n. u, ls Dearborn o.. Chicago.
TIE MAERIAGE FUND ASSOCIATION viii girs
d0ssrs ~ tse0 he members proslas lr the SAB.
port and edueaton 81 ehiafeb double ihsr sosings A.
Apply q ~ address Nm BkEWsTER Treasurer. or
hes y eEAHr Goa ~ I-ihaall Street. directly South
of O.. Boston Mass
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CLAWS CHEMICAL, EiburRo, slLNER.PLAT,
- ING FLUID makes worn uai plated ~sfe az good as
new samples sent BY mail receipt u " cenfs te
pay for packing and postage Address T. SHAW
Chemist 80 Elm street, bridgeport Coma. Agents
wautea every where
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Honesty pays Brick Pomeroy speaks
out the honest sentiments Of four-ffths
Of the Democratic party, and is reward
ed By circulation of 10000.
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$1,000 a DAY
Agents Wanted

UTE want first Glass Agents 10 istfaduse our NEW
w sTARSHCTTLk SEWING MACHINES Kxtra.
ordinary Inducements 70 god salesman. Further par
uelaTs and sample work iuruisted oH application y
g WILSON co, Cleveland, 0hio, Bosion. Mass ~
81 Louis. No.
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I've t.rsns, tussAeFrH, N8Snrvr Arp RrscNrA.
ny ZION NtKNASpKE n STEVENS
send Ct tirralars villa lefIas suA hti description
- ihe sock AAlreHs NATIONAL FrtrstsMtNG
CO PalsAelnaia. ~.
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Tor NEW works 'lloMF BOOK on WONDERS
1 FAMILY PHOTOGRAPH niBlRv For tenn,
address, BRhtNARp 3 SAMPSON, Hartford Cunn,
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Great Britain ieads the world IN mercantile ship,
ments with 900 900 tons Tie United States BE-
fore the war was UP with Great Britan bat nov
i FROM two 10 three millions o. tons beiog her
The first three rows Or seats AZ the Dickens
readings Worcester, Mass, we're reserved FOR
deaf persons. The Arrangement brought 70 light a
most remarkable number Of deaf people 10 the city.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-12-15
lE CLAIRE Correspondence.
- O. H..


RpiroR DaxocaAr The verde Of The
poet
"Cold winter 10 here, and they vhs have souls
Can cit at their ease By the light. blazing Goals,
do not apply . masy Of our citizens, from
the fact that they have waited - long for
tae river 70 clsss asd fern sn Ice bridge
upsn which coal can b hauled that they
have no coals 70 Nses, thsugh teams ean
sew ersss The river about two niles absvs
L. Claire, and in . few days they can cross
at this point, when there will BE- great
rush to the csalsry.
Despite the "ecid, chilly winds Of De-
csmber," some Of our eitizsns have been
over towards Rock river On hunting sxps.
dition, and N-. Sam. Gable brought down
two very nice hssks.
Mr.. s. r. Van Ssnt, Of the Marine Rail
way Company, finally concluded thatit yes
net good for man to b alens. hence be left
father and mother last Monday msrsine
and took with himself Mise Ruth Hall ;
Rev. Ar. Van SAINT, pastor Of the n. e.
Church st THE p'ace. psssssacsd the twain
cns Aesh. They departed for the East on
the morning sf.ths wedding.
That the American cit3en Of African
dssesnt' shall bereaftsr bs recognized % q
ssman and brother" there can bs no deub(
our white barber having gene int partner.
ship With a"nieger," chop ever Aaddox'a
drug store.
gnThs L. Claire -Lsesua aad Library A.
sociation viii give ~ oyster supper at Da.
venpert Hall, on the 92d, proessds to b
used h peschd11ng 6esks eas ths libnf1.
There has been. come talk recently Of
ssviving the ssissosd project ut % feet iass
summer. Our -eisissos ere hseisstoe to 80
the cssS6kty IT 1aSlSe sailrsad.
= CCtkAY. =
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ans plscs, "and these will osn be there"
Bslsvas 10 the next tswa On the river
gsed ferry already established. and . saw
mill running. The town vac laid ort in
1885, aud iua asdistsly after several ,ousss
wsrs erected lets sold as prices varyiss
!rsu one 10 two dsliars per feet. ut must
~ place sf oueh trade"
Catilsh 10 the next tswn laid cut 10
1889 o. Is acres Of 1ss srsssd, bsooed Ia
By prssepissus rscks principal advanta-
60 10 csotiguous rich mining. This place
we cannot nov lscate, but 10 probably
kassn a. Spruce Mile.
Riprew is the next town. mining
pint, and where "as you sweep along on
the noisy steamer, you may see tho Lardy
miners Is they tear the lead from the bow
els Of the earth. Here, too, are some Of the
finest smelling establishments in the world.
Several stores are already established,
though no tswn lots have been sold"
Dubuque 10 next msntienei - the centre
Of the mining region, Of the Iswa District.
Mining commenced here in 1882, and in
1888 the town Vas laid out. ''ln 1885 il
contained Is dry gseds storee, numerous
groceries, four tavsrns. . court house, .
jsil, and three churches, one Of which, the
catholic, is . beautiful little building. Ten
stsambosts, which run between this and
81. Louis, are partly owned here. and there
10 also here steam fsrry-boat. In 1885
the population vas 1890 and rapidly in>
ersasiss. The people are active and On.
tsrprising, carrying On su extensive trade
10 the products Of their mines"
Peru 10 the next uentiensd-an unim.
pertsns place abevs Dubuque .. the mouth
Of the Little Aaquoks.a. No tosa 10 in
existence there new.
These are the only towns then 10 s1iss
.ence in the Iowa District. All to The
westward was then an almest boundlsss
waste. Al Indian village 10 marked down
a Racesn forks, and Council Bluffs had .
oaus. There Vas . a"rradiss pest" whore
Iswa City new staads wapslle'a Village
sad Ksokuks cid village were On the Cs.
der near its msuth, and Povsshsik's
whore Moscow nov 10. The Dss
Aeinss valley u billsttsd q containing
'coal and irsn."
What rapid strides in progress in thirty
three years. Then there we're about four
thousand white people 10 Iowa, now over .
million, aad what was then barren waste
asw teens With unteld wealth. The change
is almost ncomprehensible. Ii. Lea Was
somewhat bsld in predicting the future
but ws Fl nd that 10 most cases bis predict
tions failed 70 bs carried cut - regards the
future Of the towns then established.
Hswsver, some Of bic views are good, and
his ststsmsnts Of their coalition accurate.
Who 10 bold enough to cay to predict
the change that vii be wrought in Iowa
thirty years hence, The best might fall
far short Of the truth. Instead Of two
counties in 1885 we now have hundred.
Instead Of being Wild and unpreductivs
wastes, they are nearly oil settled and
yielding iich fruits. Nothing, however, to
what they will bring fsrth in thirty years
hence. Who. We repeat, 10 bsld enough to
.. this day. predict thirty ysars Of the fu-
ture.
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DAsbce In AIeasuIy....-.....- ..---.....v Div
FUND FOR rllH RELIEF OF TIE POOR.
yIsIrATloN AND MISSION,

committee on
VISITATION AND MISSION,
furnished the following interesting report Q
the doing. OF the committee within th,
present year
During the year enoiug December, 1868
ave hundred and fii,y-fDur ismii,cs hsv,
been visited, and 3j6 persons have beer
conversed with on the sut,iect OF religion
besides ltrse pumbtr Who bsve mt in tht
rooms of the Association. A large portion
of visiting has been done through the lad.e
connected with the Association. OF th<
persons aud families visited. 239 are mem
bers Of Protestant churches. Il Of the Cath
olic church, and 244 are not mt MIXERS Of apy
church. In these families are 448 hildrel
between the ages Of six aGl fiiteer, o
whom sos are attending Sabbath School.
During the eamc period We bave distrib
uted 5000 pages Of Tracte. AID 1900 copies
of the Heavenly TidiDge. -Four families have
been supplied with the Bible.
We found IS families in very destitute cir
cumstaDces and worthy OF help. among
whom We distributed $44l.i3 100 pounds
Of four which had been given for tha,
purpose. and large amount OF clothing ol
every description.
About 5. children have been clothed, "a
Of whom are now attending Sabbath School
who did not before.
Ia this connection we desire TO especially
mention the kind, cordial and efficient CO.
operation which We have received from the
een,lemanly Supsrin,endert Of the Poor,
Judge Lindefman 10 oil cases examine
our abilities and the applicant worthy ol
l. ht 4 vNs>e1 X
and faithfully met the case.
We are also hsppy in heir sb!c to ro,ice
that in many cases with which We have be
come acquainted. the Superintendent has
supplied the necessities IN advance OF our
vis.ta Truly tie Judge 10 biz quiet and I'M
assuming way, is doing . noble ard thor
ough work, with less expense to the county
than Il likely has been done at any year
before. which ought 70 be appreciated. moss
than y y. BY epery one.
such i tie bret report OF the work "
have performed. and We are unwilling 70
selir quish your atteniion without On earn
. request TO make apother Effort TO incssoss
the Poor Fund Of the Association. The de.
msnd tor help during the long winter
now before "a. will be greater than the
means Of supply sow on hand. Send money.
and also old clothing Of every descripsion
Thcse urgent appeals are actually ielt b.
us 10 the severity ot the winter. aDd " do
feel that could some Of our cis:nens visit ~
poor OF the city. Il woul move their hearts
TO such deeds OF charity and love - would
warm many cold houses, cheer many lonely
0res ssd call torth the bieesings Of Wisa
God on the donor.
The Rev. Mr.. Wallace, On invitation, fol
lesed with short practical . idrsss on III,
importance Of the wsrk, the manner >
doing Il, and ths results TO b attained
He was followed BY the Rev. A. s. Kisssl
10 short telling speech. after which th'
meeting adjourned.
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Cash Capital ol,OOO,o0o
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