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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-07-03
ADDISON COUNTY .

Jerome Austin of South Starksboro.
while sharpening a scythe recently at
grindstoue turned by steam power. was
cut quite through the body thereby, the
end having tcaught in the betting and
striking him with fearful velocity.
The authorities of Shoreham offer $500
reward for the detection of the person who
put the poisoned liquor in Ducclle's shop
which caused his death a short time since.
BENNINGTON COUNTY.
Paul NJ. Burke of Bennington. who shot
his wife with murderous intent last winter.
was on Wednesday sentenced to state
prison for life.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
Some days since Il hen quietly entered
the St. Adams post Office at the front door,
laid an egg on the floor. and walked out
Not having been duly stamped. and not
bearing any address. the clerks could do
nothing but to send ii to the dead letter
office or eat it: which they did lie not stat
| ed. II is surmised that the hen meant to
deposit it in the Bank. which is next door.
! The rush to the mineral springs in Shell
/ don is unprecedented. The hotels aud
! farm-houses are running over with appli-
cants for accommodations. At one farm
house where six persons can be accom-
modated there have been one hunGI ed and
twenty-five applications.
1t is rumored that Mrs. Geu. Grant viii
soou take up her summer quarters at OF
near st. Albaus.
Stephen Cooper. about "A years old, WHO
has been in state prison until recently fol
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-07-03

Ncic tbs. IL! HjS Paper.
How n Harvey proclaim their %p'ds {.
the people of This county. IIaymaa"rs
c-r~yialiy viii hc interested in their a,;vcr-
tiscucnt.
o. t. Dow has 4 few word. about
watchers
G. ?. Moore proposes To rei@oe TAI
sock of hat> and caps by Offering them q
a lower figure than heretofore.
The PasSumpzic railroad have put on
an express train, and give their card time
at this station in advertising columns.
Curtis & Cobb, the we'll known seeds
men OF Boston. offer to the trade an iul-
proved fruit jar.
&. G.. Dickinson. at the Centre. has 3
good new milch COW for sale.
L. +. & ii. X. Ide. the PassumpSfc mil
lers. have bought another cargo OF the
very popular California wheat, ana Offer
the flour for sale.
G.. w. Senter has marked down his mil
linerv goods. See his adv.
F. Il. Gage alvertises Sewing machines.
For Dress goods, &C.. see +. &. L. Fair
banks 4 Co. : adv.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-07-03

countable and mysterious cases where
nothing avsiled. A score Of anxious men
with willing hands were almost within
grasp of the boy, yet they could not save
him. frankie was the only son of Mr..
Joseph Hancock, and the afflicted family
are greatly bereaved.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-07-03

making an independent raid on several
stores at Rouse's Point, shortly after the
rebel foray on st. Adams. claiming to be
rebel officer, some days ago attempted
suicide near Westtield Centre by stab5iup
himself with pocket knife. but failed
therein.
Two car loads of Fenian arms and euuip-
ments in a storehOuse at St. Adams were
quietly removed by Fenians with teams
into the back country on Wednesday and
Thursday nights.
ORLEANS COUNTY.
Il. +. Jameson of Irasburs accepts All
invitation TO deliver an ESSAY before the
Farmers Club at the next State fair.
The agricultural editor of the Newport
Express boasts Of dish OF green peas OF
his own raising, the 23d.
Mr.. Charles Thompson. of Greensboro.
recently lost an excellent horse. Ii was
sick only few hours; when found in the
pasture his head, limbs. and large veins
were terribly swollen A number of hor-
ses in that section have died in a similar
manner within few months. Can any OF
our horse doctors tell what the disease is
and the remedy therefor:
During the thunder shower on Monday
evening OF last week Mr.. Forbes McPher-
son of Derby was Frustrated and So stun
ned that some time elapsed before he fully
recovered from the shock.
one day las; week Mr.. Jesse Laha OF
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SCrOflIi1

Tie Rev. George >torr= OF Brooklyn, y. Y, says, in
the i'bie tAanin r. 10y Way OF apology for pu fishing u
medical ate in lis uIsa zia, # the Gun, OF oiIy
son. Of Sc-pfui', after dI-- luton appeared inevitable
~" publish tie -uttnrt not for pay but in grat.-
tude t. God who hes answered prayer md in justice
'T. Andes; bling satisfied thai there is virtue in
'thc iodine Water tueut, which the adcr- Of THE
M lzine viii thank it= ed,r for bringing to their
'uuCt
Circullra free.
Ir. IL Anicr-' Iodine Water IL Tor sal hv IPpINS-
MORE, frup iytcr, 80 Dey Street, y. y, and by al
d4u--l
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DEATHS.

Births, Marriages and Deaths inserted FREE Ubitua-
ries including poetry, SIN CENTS a limo
In ra-zumpzic, June ~ Lettce Barker wife Of Ebe-
nezc. Woods, E=q., aged - wears.
In Hardwick, My -, of congestion Of the lungs Mr.
Gilc4 Houston, aged nn years
Lift now the vapO curtain,
B.oken low e'uth's fitful dream,
Lo ! the invisible made certain,
On the home eide OF the stream
Gather home ! and hi. the p Irplinc
Radence of the heavenly morn
over us the ght-irch floating,
Gaze we ward the spirit gone.
His the crown, the palm, the gladness
Ii the bursts o. molly -OIg.
OUR the al, the iurt, the sadnes=
Pilgrims mid the mortal throug.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-07-03
An Invaluable Medicine for the Purifying
nf tho RInOd

DIR. J. W. POLAND'S HUMOR DOCTOR
positive remedy for all kinds of Humors -crofuls
scurvy, salt rheum, eryspcss, nete rssh bos carbun
ces, ulceT, and all obstinate affections Of the skin
mercuria diseases, and sint Of the system Dys-
pspsia and those dsoa-es originating in the derangc-
ment Of the digestive organs viz: bivul complaints
neuralgia, Affections keadrhe, languor loss of
appetite depre sion of sprits snd costivencss tmy1+
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-07-03

., Nuniay forenoon, ~ Mr.. samuel
.-..... who lives Ia the souiI-eas; part ol
... willie. vl- Al work near his heuse. lie
...... alar.; bear cross the highway some
..... .. forty rode from him. He At once
...' his urighbur>. AMI with his son
-...... ia pursuit. The bear passed over
10Th. fa-in Of Nathan Maruu. In 4
t,u.a dozen Inen and boys. with
...... ."-s. were in hot pun suit. A. the
ltnc up with hruin. he turned
. ..t amt looked at them and made his
.... ro." and after that no persuasion
make the dogs follow the bear. y
. bound was owned in the neighbour
... however. and, he was put on the
..>. mad he coon made il too hot Tor the
.-... lhu took To Il tree. He came down
. .,a,er. before the men with guns came
.r..u laugr. This lie did three times,
The last time rifle ball through the
-.a shoulder killed him. The party then
..IcI their game into Il hay wagon and
.ught him to this place where he was
.>. hired to old aud Young. many OF the
...uger perhaps never having seen :, bear
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-07-03

The stockholders in The u and Pax uI-ic
Rivers Rai.O-i Company hereby notified 70 meet =,
the HEMrnEtHAG"G HpU-E III NEWPORT Vt On
THURSDAY, the 5nth da. ot = IL, next II : O'Clock
N, the purpose OF .ioctiR LoId f u.ctors al
any other business tit my CONE before the
meeting. BY order OF the directors
ELIJAH CLEVELAND, sec.
Coyeut-y, june -, 1S5e. 1915
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iOiUScUlcHtS.

\ man of somewhat gruif manners. but
Withal quite sensible. vino formerly lived
in this town. said the people over to 81.
Jchusbury were continually clamuing tcr
more smusemeuts. but for his part he did
Mt see how they could have more anu>r-
ments unless they had more days in h,,
year. We shall expect to see our lend
here during the next few weeks. when we
arc to have abundance of entertainment.
Judging from the bills and long bulletin
boards. To-day. Thursday the m-na~-
erie &nG gymnasium OF Howe aud Dries
bach exhibit here. both afternoon and q, t.
ming. The editor OF the Bangor Wing.
who saws he assisted at one OF these cX-
hibitions, speaks highly Of it.....NeNt
week our place is to he favored with 4
musical convention. These gatherings
have always been quite popular here. and
well patronized by the citizens who have
enjoyed an afternoons or evenings relax
alton and entertainments. July 18th.
Stone x Murray's circus exhibits here. as
will be seen by the advertisement. We
see by the pictures that some one connect
cd with the establishment is TO undertake
that very difficult but highly entertaining
teat of riding two horses al one time. the
horses going in opposite directions. wv t
understand further. that Van .imbUrgh's
menagerie ia now in New Hampshire. and
that it will be along here in good time
The New York Post OF last week an
bounced a rare attraction to this show III
the shape OF a huge rhinoceros. l. was
caugh, in the back countries OF India by
natives under the superintendent OF Mr
Van Amburgh'S agent. The animal i.
but four wears old. and measures ninr feet
in length. and four and 4 half in height
weighing over 5000 pounds. As his dali,
food. lie cats two bushels of corn, ous
bushel of potatoes. and three huudrel
pound, Of hay. drinking fifteen to twenty
buckets of water.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-07-03

4 f-w more volumes OF binding have
.... received from the bindery-all that
lei! was Gent in February.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-07-03
OCAL AND STATE ITEMS.

wv, ,u.c.yoT to make tie csiedOnian valuable for
...,~. and our friends in Caledonia, Essex
-...- r.uute- will confer great favor to us
. Vega. mat rally to thc interest of the paper by
....,. .;cu.- in brief lcgible form.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-07-03
fiuying.

-
The capital hay weather otthe past wrea
has been well improved in this section.
The crop i unusually good. and if well
secured will he great acquisition To the
products OF Vermont for lists. The i'm
provements i'll having machinery makes
the work OF having different thing from
what it was - years ago. GrSS> i now
cut. spread. rakcd and pitched land n good
deal OF It cateu) by horse power. Many
farmers that formerly hayed right through
to September. now ret all through 10y the
mid lie OF 20th OF July. The largest vii
lagc farmer hereabouts i doubtless Mr.
Asa :. Livingston. tanner t,r the Nc-sr-.
Fairbanks. lie has had - hayInah'.r- harl
At wori for some day past. and Judging
from the euormuu, crop he i securing
~ should think his barns would hardly
contain j, all. Ia tact a good mauy farm
or, VII lud thej. hirn- j.o -3na., thi>
year.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-07-03
The Great New EnaIand Remedy.

DR.. }. W. POLAND'S WHITE PINE COMPOUND
cures thrOst, cOlds coughs, dipheria bronchitis
spitting Of blood and pulmonary affections generally
1t is a rcrnnrkal lie remedy for kidney complaints.
This medicine is free from anything deeterious pie
asant to the taste safe, yet and effective its
action tmyl4
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-07-03
EyrJ LOcdtS.

-rLr Camp meeting begins at Lyndon
, f, sept. 2d-uot August 10th. as here
... 20 announced.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-07-03
FOR SALE

Tho OIL MILL At Lyndon Corner known as the Job
Rainfall I'll MIL good wat privilege ami - of
land. For further particulars enquire IF
1873 WILLIAM RANDALL, Lyndon, VI.
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RAIL ROAD GROW
AG NTS W ANTED,
CEN ERAL MI.
IN A PORTRAIT GALLERY!

An industrious GIRL, possessing ;-uuity and good
taste, can find permanent employment in Pho ograph
Gallery. Satisfactory references required Address
personally Or by l-tt.r. +. b. GAGE.
s. Johl bury, VI, Julc :, IS, lG-l4'
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American House, Boston. Mass.

The vcry iupo. tant and 'xtrns,ve Improvements
which hav recently been made in this popular Hotel
the largest in sew England. enable the propricors
r to I"uriat-. Fsme+, snd the travellin, Public &C
commOdl;ous sad cniycnieuccs superior u any other
Hotel IL the city During the pIzt summer additions
has been made OF nurncrou, cutie O; apartments with
s'ater q ser, &c a-rached Of fluff mag
uiiccut Pas cng,r elevators the ret tructeI
conveys guests to the upper -tory u the hou-c
Iniunty; the cn'res have been newly ard richly
rcd the entire housr thoroughly repleui-hcd and
rcfurnisd maxim it, in all lie appointments, equal
any hotel ia III, ,ouatry.
Tel : APP uricc Hard Hall and cafe the erst
floor LEWIS ILCE i sDN, Proprietors.
MAY !, lS6-.---tcuE.I
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Auftium and Private Sales.
FARM FOR SALE !

FARM FOR SALE!
kSFr5 It1~ situated in Barnet upon .Ioe's Brook
h9z1--D II ad, so called, and on the main road lead
ing from West Danville Passump-ic Said farm oon
tnns IL acr,s of good land, and good hou-e we'll
fui-hed with running water to house barn. There
sugar camp of 300 trees and gooI lot timber
Al-o northe lot living on the east side Of brook
col taining 10 acres, with hous' barn and bull
inrs water running 70 house and barn. THERE'S good
sular camp of 400 trees, and good lot of pine
and hemlOck and within half mile Of good
mill There IL one Of TIL best privileges that lie
H. aed MIA county, and plenty Of water and capsule
Of driving paU~r mill or chair factory
\'yv il 70 time II come and Sc" for yourselves
Said farm will be- sold together separate, with or
without 'ops 70 fu her par iculIr- enquire of the
sub cribe the PREMISE. JOHN BU ANAN
Ba-uet, June %, ISIS. tseptlS'
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SLAB MOOD
A BUILDING LoT EoR SALE!

he sub'cribe has quantity OF dry slab wood fol
slle Al reduced prce=. l.. NORRIS.
-. JOhnsbuy, Ap.il p, l>GN. III
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Iuh., UiOityRbU.

", notice that the editor OF the indie
.--.,u' thinks he give. his readers useful
suction when he advises in his last
--.aaes those who wish to 60 into the
.Gtr, To- Try Northern Nermont-Maus-
.-.t. Newport and Willoushby. This
,4.. charming little Willougaby is be-
au- appreciated a it becomes known.
Z. ,4I one thousand visitors last year, and
.e ,,,lir. 4 still larger number the pres
.. sNa-on. 1t is the qujetest little nook
--.., conner Of the globe, while lis noun
H.. and lake scenery are unsurpassed by
... Of ,hr fashionable resorts. MeSSrs.
a.mis y Nou have put the Lake House in
thorough repair, and always did give their
gI--r~ table OF uncommon excellence.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-07-03

Sweet Alissum is pretty little garden
flower but if you 4 Whit of elysiun YOU
will ind the approach 10 it in the heavenly
of PHALoS's perfume, FLOR DE MAYO" Sold
by all druggist 1918
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-07-03

p NIll.d pa --cri- ALI rppe, pulns, currau
ruz.hcrric, -ic'v =ad treer, all within two
min walk two fp.n, ries and machine rhnps,
hr:sAa IN chine, sash, blind and dOors, and box "a
tIicr, an! within iv, minutes wllk Of the St Johns
bury Driot Tor particular enquire of I. K. WAITE,
=. JuAu-ulEy, %. + J.. H. JONES, Mortified, Vt
Ap.ll Ij ls..- If
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-07-03
To Holders of Government Bonds and

To Holders of Government Bonds and
other securities ami other valabes. Mon safe de-
posit vaults, N State street Rostou. LEE, HIG,iIN-
son co. offer for rent, safes iurids hrir Vaults ~
rates from $50 to $40 per annum. They also offer
receive, Special Depo,it, BIee securities Of pei
sons living in the travelling airoad officers
of tire Army and wy Masters Of Nesses, md ohers
Circuas containing full pa; ticusrs, forwarded ap
phi atom TO HENtY LEE, Manager.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-07-03

s.- season has arrived for bathing. and
rne frequent deaths by drowning.
,- cannot ne too careful, and parents
..~. So watch and care If they would
.-.- somselves the great sorrow OF The
...Iciv deaths OF their boys. We cut
., GLOWING from our exchanges the
sent week:
Juuu. son of Timothy Teshan. aged
s..l. ten wears. was drowned in the Con
lieut. river near the mouth OF Mill Brook
Windsor. on Friday evening of last
.-',. John while bathing with other
.al. boys. rot in deep water. aud before
.-,..,auca could be rendered. Was drown
.....-f Fred Sprague young man Is years
- s-x. WAS drowned at Richmond. VT.
81 week while in bathing with others.
'.r VI hi> companions came near sharing
ia.- IN attempting 10 rescue him.
..'-lsy. while several boys were bath
O. 10 Fuultncy River, about one-fOurth of
.... cast Vf POultney. son of Mr..
.ol.r. OF the firm of Dewey & Cooper,
'4= .irowned. The deceased was about
'A.'tn years OF aye.
~" POSTSCRIPT When the Shove
- Iut in type. we little thought we
'uId this week have 10 record a similar
amity III our own place. But on We'd
.'-daE afternoon as party of boys were
'al hing IN the Passumpsic. in the rear of
d. II. faddock's machine shop, one OF
Hcm. Frankly Hancock. aged ten years.
Va drowned. Ii seems he undertook to
''M artosS the river. but became ex-
'-.ed and sunk. Freddie Bruso, a lad
-J"u' The same age. ran ashore for
%. Mr. james II. Heyer. who was in
."- IH!dock's shop. hearing the cutlery.
.'' u and plunged in to save the drown
boy. lie succeeded in reaching him.
".j STATED with him for the shore. but
.'H- hi> clothes on. and there being =
- current. lie became exhausted, and
-~ barely able TO keep himself and the
above water until some men on the
re pushed board to him. HeveI
..-. The board. When those gu the shore
'...'j on it 50 suddenly that he lost his
oi Frankie. who Immediately sunk
-A.r swimmers began at once to dive
h.m. and although they continued 1,
80 for long time. they could not fine
.'H ami not uatil hook was made anC
'' cotton of the river dragged was hi,
'.s'.'> body recovered. Ii mad been il
i' "e''. over al hour. The place where
.' s"u~ Vas not over fifteen OF cightee,
''i 2: %. me shore but the wafer was /,
''-. deep. II seemed one of those unac
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-07-03
FOR SALE :,

The c'bcr ofers for AL" small house and barn
and five # land situated three fourths 4 mile
north of -. JohnsuTy Centre the ma IyI-
don Corner. Price 800 Enquire Of CAPT. KEN Err
son at s.. Johuslury Centre, or HARVEY LTFORD
Cabot.
Cabot June p, ISIS. la-EI
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ITCH! ITCH.,.
ITCH ,

SCRATCH, Sl'RATCH,! SCRATCH -!
il from 10 * hours.
WHFATu\'s OINTMENT cures HE IICH.
WHEATO\'S ul>TNE\g cur~ SALT EHELN
WHFAI"N'> pINTHL%r surcs rETTTE.
WHENrr\'> OINTMENT cares EAEBFE's ITCH
WnEAr"\'e OINTMENT cures OLD SORES.
NIIEAIp\'s oiNTNENT curgs ENREl KIND
OF III IL LINZ HAGI,.
Prt,e - Gems 'ol 1v mail cents Ali-e-s
VEINS & rulIE!. y. l." Washington street
l:esrou. H-s
I'. -slc by oil I'rTi.. s,tss
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FINE HAIR IEWElRY,

over 200 specimens # and desirable -tyjcs from
the manu.H'to-y OF =. bEESHAaD & Co. Of New York
Csll ID them, at UyMayD'-
JUue l, 1865, IUtf
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-07-03

Liberation. ---Thi- il 70 certify that have this
day given my son, Chrles - Yong, his time during
tie rmIna,r Of his minority, AID viii .la In none Of
III. ear lnrs pay Gay dclt4 OF his contracting after
this date DAVID Young.
L g HisHoP,l ,,.c,.
JANE WIRE, -A'17'
Newark, June y, ls6s. I4-l6'
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-07-03

sold l.y u! drug -i-t=
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WASHINGTON MY.

Howe Wheeler. of CaIai.. wa~ 30 wears
old last Drrtmhcr. and his wife will be 80
next month. and they have lived together
- wears. They have eight living chill
drru, tho oldest aged 20 years. and the
Youngest l.: toIty-two grandchildren, and
tortl-li,e treat grandchildren. making a
t..s-t,,,.f. Il. tr,tfI,.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-22
RavER NEWS.

The Reserve will leave Pert Byron for
St. Paul tomorrow morning on the arrival
Of the b.A6 train from Rock Island.
MuscAtioe will leave the same peins ior
ST. Paul on Tuesday osrning.
The Peubins will leave for Aontross,
Ksekuk and 81. Lsuis this evening.
The New Boston 10 the regular packet
for Fort Msdison. Ksskuk aad St. Louis
Msndsy morning at7 s'elsck.
The Northssn Belle will leave Pert Byron
for st. Paul ts-oorrow mesniss On the sr-
rival Of the 45 train from Reck Island.
The Addis johnson will leave for st.
Louis tomorrow morning att o'clock.
Freight on grain to St. Louis is nov held
q IS cents per hundred. Small shipnsnta
are being made 70 that point at present.
The st. Lsuis papers cay:
The wsethsr continues most delightful.
Business on the wharf was dull. Arrivals
we're quite numerous, and Oh had fair ear
goes.
The river at this point continues - last
reported. 4 slight Yiss 10 reported cut oi
Salt river, which has had the effect Of 0ssl
materially improving the bar ct Cap Au Girls
and the Aollis McPiks. in yssterday from
Ksokuk, crossed, drawing over fsur feet.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-22
STATE nrRMs.

The wheat yield in Brsmsr county will
average twenty bushels per acre. Or mere ;
oats about ffty-so says the Nsss.
The Faystts county Ussss says the
wheat crop 10 turning out nebls-twsnsy
Ave bushels to the acre, from many pieces
Of old land quality and quality twenty.
Ave per cent above that Of last year.
"A two-hsrss wagon containing Mr..
Craig and three grsnd-childrsn, wss run
over BY ths cars near Fairfield on Thurs.
day last, killing enc boy and mortally
wounding the others. The horses wsrs
killed, a. " learn from the Burlington
Argus.
-Congrsssman Allison, Of Dubuque.
presented Gen. Grant . boz Of cigars in
Dubuque. this week.
The Dubuque Hsrald notices An At.
tempt Of one African 70 carve up another
with sharp razor. Grant was there u
the same time. Let 10 have peace"
VIM. Mills, Esq. Of Dubuque, has
besn nominated for Congress BY the De.
mocracy Of the Third District.
Tho Oou:isr says the jobbing trade ei
O.umwa will be twice larger than last
year.
-Mrs. Mare ton, the lest doctssess .,
Clinton. who straysd away is At OF tenn.
pory insanity, has been found and taken
home, - ws learn from the Aes
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-22
Glad Tldfocs.

Thousands of persons who were afflicted
many years with terribls sores have been
almost instantly relieved Of pain. and 10
short time peremsnnty cured by the use
of .Sloan's Otntment.
Pam canno, ex,s, where this great reno
dy is faithfully applied. The lame, halt,
and ssiH joint.d in great numbers have
been restored TO the natural use Of their
limbs, by the use Of this wonderful pvepa-
ration. 1t is also an infallAble remedy for
bites Of poisonous insects and snakes, fresh
wounds. swelings. sprains, bruises and
inaams,ions Of every kind, on either man
or beast
Every family should ks.p constantly on
hand a supply Of Sioan's Ointment for ca
ses Of emergency.