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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-01-01

CHESTER. The annual communication
of Olive Branch Lodge, No. 81, f. &
A. NJ, Chester, held Dec. "a, the follow
ing officers were chosen:
L. T. Lowell, w. M.
ID. l.. Sprague, S. w.
C. J.Tarbell, j w.
Geo. w. Hadley, Treasurer.
A. ID. Fletcher, Secretary.
Chas. Amsden, s. d.
Geo. w. Abbott, j. ID.
Il. Cobleigh, Steward.
n L. Peltier, Steward.
ID. H. Maxfeld, Chaplain.
n. w. Wood, Marshal.
Charles Hewitt, Tyler.
After the election the members of the
Lodge with invited guests, repaired to
the Ingraham House and spent very
pleasant social hour, closing it with one
of those excellent suppers for which the
Ingraham House has become so famous,
the whole passing off in most satisfac-
tory way to all concerned.
1Hilstiiidts at 1HeSicE WIS u unusuul
interest this year, the presents being rich
and valuable. Among the recipients
were Rev. Z. G. Foster and wife, of sew
eral silver articles. Mr.. and Mrs. /. U.
Smith also received several similar arti-
Giles from their friends. Mrs. T. NJ
Fitch received costly present from her
brother in New York, the Hon. E. w.
Stoughton. Mrs. A. D. Fletcher 500
gold watch chain, and silver card re-
ceiver to Miss Hattie Putnam. Rev.
Mr.. Flanders was kindly remembered
with a purse of money, and host of
other presents of more or less value were
distributed TO many others amid the
greatest good feeling and appreciation.
Altogether it was happy time in Ches-
ter
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-01-01

The BURLINGTON DAILY FREE Pass
is published morning and evening, sun
days excepted, by the Free Press As,ocia-
ton, at Burlington, VT.
The Daily Editions will contain the
full Geographic News Reports of the As
ISOLATED Press full and late news of all
matters of interest in Vermont and the
Lake Champlain Valley; the latest
stock and other market reports and
fresh intelligence and discussions of all
important events occurring in the politi-
cal, financial, literary and religious
worlds. 1t will be found to be the best
and cheapest Daily published in Yer
mont or Northern New England. Price
Eight dollars per annum in advance or
two dollars per quarter.
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and strange to say, not bone was found
broken. A railroad track is poor place
to take nap, Notwithstanding person
may be full Of benzine. Rutland Her.
aid.
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DOWNER'S KEROSENE OIL. the
~ Best article in the market.at
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Varnum Boyns on. Essase.

WE, the undersigned, being duly appointed by the
W Hon. Probate Court for the District of West
minister, commissioners to receive. examine and ad
just all claims and demands of all persons against the
estate Of yarnum Boynton. late of jamaica in said
district deceased, and also all claims and demands
exhibited in offset thereto. and six months from the
10th day Of December. 1865. being allowed by said
Court for that purpose. do therefore hereby give
notice that will attend TO the duties of our APP
pointmcnt at the late dwelling house ofsaid deceas-
ed in Jamaica. in said district on the first Tuesday
of February. 1859. and the first Tuesday of June
1862, from 10 o'clock A. NJ. until o'clock p M on
each of said days.
LEWIS S. WALKER
OSCAR K. GARFIELD, Commissioners.
CHARLES W. B0YNT0N, Ex'r
Jamaica Dec. Is. 1855. 500
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-01-01

CHRIsTMAs.-The Christmas trade in
this place and vicinity must have been
larger than usual, and the presents Ger.
tainly more valuable. OF those brought
out among the young people by the
4" tender passion" it is not for us to speak
in detail; of the others many were rich
and valuable. Among them, one young
man just starting in business life, re-
ceived a valuable for years old colt
A young lady in this village received
from her grandparents a beautiful gold
watch, and even the editors family here
of was handsomely remembered by one
of the business firms Of our village.
The Christmas tree at st. Agnes Hall
Thursday evening bore splendid fruit,
and a very happy time was spent in
gathering its bounty. The tree at the
Baptist church on Friday evening yield
ed handsomely, and accompanying the
distribution was some very excellent mu-
sic by the choir.
At Saxtons River, some OF the pres
ents were also very fine. Mr. and Mrs.
Benz. Frost were the recipients of
beautiful pair of silver goblets from
their three children, got up in exceeding
good taste and appropriate style. On
one side of each goblet was engraved,
"We Three" and on the. other side of
one was Father" and on the other
" Mother" We trust the parties named
will excuse the liberty we have taken in
details in what was strictly family af-
fair, but they have many friends who
will enjoy and congratulate them on the
event. OF the other presents in Saxtons
River, Mrs. DIR. Campbell, a silver cake
basket, Rev. Mr.. Wilbur, silver butter
dish, Miss Kimball, silver butter dish,
and silver castor to Mrs. S. w. Warner.
These presents we believe all came from
Sabbath School classes and similar
presents were made by the Sabbath
School in Westminster to Mr.. and Mrs.
r. s. Stafford. We believe all the above
articles were furnished by NJ. d. Jack
son & Co. of this place. On the whole,
it is safe to say the people of this section
have enjoyed very happy and merry
Christmas. May they have many more
such
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CATTLE MARKET.
TUESDAY. Dec. 2, IS,

AMOUNT OF STOCK AT MARKET.
Cattle. Sheep. Shotes. Fat Hogs. veals
Last week, 2ess 122s5 81 1906 60
One year ago, 1883 5907 600 1000 90
PRICES.
Prices of Market Beef-Extra $3.50 a sI4OO:
first quality. Sl2509 1905 I'd quality IL 90 a Sl2 90;
third quality. 5000 @ II 90,
q 275.
Mich Cows.-27 @ s65. Extra SIS q 500. Far
row and dry. S35 a $50
stores.-Y earrings, 10 a g. Two years old, s25
a As. Three years olds45 a $50
Sheer, and Lambs @5A Extra good, s0.@ 600
4 h on live weight
Hides,-101$ "a lie p fb.
Fat Hogs.-9I4 @91lc q ID.
REMARKS.-There is no change in prices of beef
to note, but trade is hard for the drovers prices
ranging about 10 a l3c. The sheep market is more
active but prices continue low and much dressed
mutton is now brought forward few sold at IS
per head, another lot at $780, Others 81 q $3.50 Live
Poultry is quoted at ii to 1sc.
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VERMONT VALLEY RAILROAD

Coupon number II of the First Mortgage Bonds of
the Vermont Valley Railroad Company, due April l,
1866, viii be paid on and after DEG. 80 1858 at the
Treasurers office in Bellows Falls. VT For the space
of twenty days from said Dec 80 1868 the cou-
pom will be paid at the Continental National Bank
in the city of New York.
By order of the Trustees. f.s.
j. il. WILLIAMS, Treasurer
Fellows Falls, Dec. q, 1858. 51.2
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Dissolution Notice.

rIHHE firm of Tilden Landon has been dissolved
l. this day by mutual consent, and the business will
CHARLES W. TILDEN.
HUGH LAND0N.
Bellows Falls Dec. IA, 1868. 52-2
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-01-01

ATTEMPTED MuRDER.-The Wood
stock STANDARD says that VIM. Davis of
Hartland, in going from the Junction to
Quechee, one evening last week, and
walking behind his team, was fred up
on by man concealed in the bushcs.-
AS the murderer raised his arm to fire,
the horses sprang forward, and thus
jerked the driver (who had hold of the
sled out of the range of the deadly bull
let, which he distinctly heard whiz past
his head, and out of the clutches of his
assailant, who made a spring for him at
the same time. succeeded in refining
in his team after its running about half
mile, and neither heard nor saw any
thing further of the would be assassin.
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Where the general business of the company is trans
be addressed. 1851 ~ --1T
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T AIDES AND GENTLEMEN,

WIiITNEY'S VEGETABLE COMPOUND
Never Injuries the Hair but will keep it clean soft
and moist, remove dandruff and cure your headache
With an experience of fifteen years among the hairs
know of what speak. NJ. M. WHITNEY, I
1tT4.ftff tt8 BelowsFalls, VT.
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A CARD.-The undersigned would
hereby express their grateful thanks to
the ladies of Westminster East for their
generous Christmas gifts. May theirs
be the blessing of Him that maketh rich
and addeth no sorrow with it.
+. j. FAIRBANKS.
A. S. FAIRBANKS.
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DEATH OF Hon. S. p. FLAGG.-Hon.
S. p. Flagg, of Wilmington, died at his
residence in that place on the 22d inst
Mr. Flagg was a member of the House
of Representatives in 1915, 1913, 1S49,
1861 and 1862. He was Senator from
the County ofWindham in 1864 and 1865,
and was n member of the Committee on
the Judiciary, and in public as in pri-
waite life was universally respected and
esteemed. He leaves widow and sew
eral children, one of whom is John H..
Flagg, Esq, of Bennington, the accom-
plished Clerk of the House.
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Westminster, Dec. %, 1868.

HEARTH AND HoME.-This is the title
of new candidate for public favor just
issued in New York City. 1t is devoted
to the Farm, garden and freside, and
published by Pettengill, Bates q Co.
Mr.. Pettengill is of the well and most
fayorably known advertising firm of S.
NJ. Pettengill Il Co., which alone is a
sufficient guarantee for this new enter
prise both as to merit and success. The
two first numbers have come to hand
and are of great excellence both in a lit
erary and practical point of view.
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The quotations of the Butter market
this week are 40 to 40 cts.
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|lRIlIl
E.SCl
|tor.
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Marriages and Deaths inserted FREE 0btuarie
including poetry, to be paid for according length
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CHESTER The annual communication
of Olive Branch Lodge, No. 81, f. &
A. NJ, Chester, held Dec. "a, the follow
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-03-12
; rnle. 1 sDesk Of physical pcT.

to rule, spesk Of physical pc";,T
God has rs. given them rc~er to
rule. Suppose the woman shoula
vote cns way and the men another.
This majority would not give them
power to compel obedience. AZ
long las men are stronger thsn
women the power remains With
them. You will say brute force
has gone by; but tell you it has
not gone by. 1t rules in all the
countries Of tho world. To what
did the South submit in the late
war? Brute force, nothing else. It
was brute force that elected Grant
and Colfax. The power was with
those. that elected them. What
compels obedience to law in our own
city? Brute force, nothing but brute
force, nothing higher than q knowl.
edge that there IS . power back Of
!Lc common council, and the judg gcs
Of the courts, that can compel obe-
diencc. , Woe to woman when
ever she be arrayed on ono side and
man on the other; woman must 60
down in such a contest. / do no:
refer to intellectual inferiority; but
simply to inferiority in physical
strength. -
Where would be the purifying indu.
cnce of women, if the 10000 bad
women Of Chicago should vote at tho
polls: What would be the influence
in New York If the 20, 600 lewd
women there should vote? Would not
women vote from interest rather
than principle, as men do? -
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FRucHu.

RUcHU. ri
lrrom Dlspcnsatory Of the Cnited States s
DIOsMA CRENATA-BUCHU LEAVES.
PRoPERTIEs.-Thier odor is strong, diff
fusive, and somewhat aromatic, their taste
hitterish, an analogous to mint.
M.DIC..L PROPERTIES AND Uses -Bu-
chu leaves arc gently stimulant, with q
peculiar tendency t. the Urinary Organs.
They are given in complaints Of the
Urinary Organs, such as Gravel, CGconic
catarrh of the Bladder, Morbid Irritation
of the Bladder and Uretha, Diseases Of the
Prostate Gland, and Retention or Incon-
thence Of Urine, from loss Of tone in the
parts concerned in its evacuation. The
remedy has also been recommended in
Dyspepsia, Chronic Rheumatism, Cutane-
GUS Affections, and Dropsy. n ID IL
HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BucHU is used
by persons from the ages Of IS to IS, and
from IS to IS, or in the decline or change
of life; after confinement, or labor pains;
hed-wetting in children. - EeJ,rgf.,
In affections peculiar to females, the
Extract Buchu is unequaled by any other
remedy, as in Chlorosis, or Retantion, Ir-
regularity, Painfulness or Suppression of
Customary Excavations, liberated or
Schirrous State Of the Uterus, Leucorrhea,
or Whites. -, An n. -gtfr.ffF.s#.s f.,ler,..st
DISEASES OF THE BLADDER, KIDNEYs,
CRAWL, AND DRoPsICAL SwYLLINGs.-
This medicine increases the power of di-
gestion, and excites the absorbents into
healthy action, by which the watery or
calcareous depositions, and all unnatural
cl,~ ,~r,Av 10 vrnn 10 IN
and Inflammation. 1000. 81 49, N IN
2 HsLxBoLD's ExrRAcT BucHU has cur
ed every case of diabetes in which it has
bladder, and Inflammation Of the kidneys
liberation ofthe kidneys and bladder, re-
tention Of urine, diseases Of the prostrats
gland, stone in the bladder, calculus,
gravel, brick-dpst deposit, and nucps@ or
milky dischareee, and foes enfbe bled and
delicate constitutions, of both sexes, at
tended with the following symptoms In
disposition TO exertion, loss Of power, loss
Of memory, dif6culty Of breathing, weak
nerves, trembling, horror Of disease, wake
fulness, dinhess " vision, pain in the
sback, hot hands, flushing fthe body, dry
ness Of the skin, eruption on the face, pal.
lid countenance, universal lassitude Of the
muscular system, &c. s9ia as9g 1GR q
HlLHBoLD's ExTRA AOT BUoHU i diuret-
10 and blood purifying, and cures All dis-
eases arising from habits Of dissipation,
excesses and imprudance in life, impuri-
ties Of the blood, &C., superseding Copsiba
in affections for which it Is used, such a.
Gonorrhea, elects Of long standing, and
Syphilitic Afections-in, theeo diseases,
used in connection With HEIHBoLD's
Ross WASH. .,;..s.. N. ssts,.,a,y,,I, 1
Sold by all Druggists and dealers every.
where Beware 81 counterfeits. Ask for
Helmbold's. Take no other. Price
q rs per bottle, or 6 bottles for, ,e6 SO.
Delivered to any. address. Describe
ymptoms in all Communications. ffh q .
Address, II. r. HELMBOLD, - Broad.
way, N. Y. taifff .ii1atoRlRi
X loNE ~ gsnaine unless done up n seeel-en
~ graved wrapper with fac-simile Of my Ohsmical
ls.Si n r uELMBo1D,
uLru bwnT II s.EF r
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ARD CO.. IOWA. MARCH, 12o, 1869.
Have Charity.
BY FRANCIS 8. SMITH.


Through the great, sin-blasted city .l.. 81
Tolls homeless little one
Not q friend to soothe or pity as- e Il
Not bed to lie upon. a-. l.; e# IT..
Ragged, dirty, bruised, and bleeding
Subject still oJkick and curse '1
Schooled in sin,and sadly needing s4A-6
Aid from christian tongue and purse
But the rich and gay pass BY her, -''...'
Full of vanity and pride, aaf c" g..
And . pittance they deny her. r yh@i
As they pull their skirts aside. ag r.t
Then sudden mood comes DER her -.-
Reckless of woe or veal ''
Death from hungeris befor her
She must either starve or steal.
She does steal, who can blame her
Hunger pangs her vitals gnaw; s-'
None endeavor to reclaim her,
And she violates the law; N.a 3@i
Then the pamperd child Of fashion,
Cries, with well-affected passion, 81.
"Out upon the little thief!' ......
Censors full of worl d-wise schooling,
Cease to censure and deplore--
When the girl transgressed mans ruling
She obeyed a higher law. saI hrs Fl
Take her place-feel her temptation
Starved, unhoused-no succor nigh
And, though, sure Of reprobation
Ye would steal ere ye would die!
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contents On the bed. close to
Charles hand.
Count it, dear
My gracious me- calculated the
old lady, where did all these notes
come from!' Ff
"A hundred dollars! My dearest
wife, how did you get tbis!'
Laura's cheek flushed high With
pride and qualification. - e..
My little picture Of 'Sriug in the
Wilderness was sold this morning.
Charles, and have orders for two
more, at the same price.
"A hundred dollars! for trum-
perry pictured gasped Mrs. Page.
senior, under her breath, yet look
ing at Laura now with Difference and
admiration dawning in her face. The
woman who could earn a hundred
dollars by week. work was not to
be despiscd! 3 sag e.I H.. 4s4aa5
Charles Page's eyes filled With
tears; he pressed his lips lovingly
to the hand whose whitencss Mrs.
Page had SO despised. ." sd '.'" -'
My dear little wife;' my help
mate indeed!' he murmured softly.
You must not wear that scrions
face any longer, Charles she said,
hiding the depth Of her emotion by
an ass umcd playfulness. we shall
have plenty Of money now to last us
all until you get we'll, and mother
she spoke with an effort, shall lay
it out for us after the most cconom-
ical fashion!' ~ s.
But, to Laura's astonishment, the
old lady jumped up and threw her
arms around her neck with curious
hysterical sob. .s .-.
Laura, I've been wrong all this
time-!'ve been conceited, obsti-
nate old fool s@s ... .T.. a.@ '"@. .
Mother! ,.
/ have-and there no use ma
king q secret Of it. I've scorncd and
lespised you, and been as ugly as
Cain to you, and now ~s'..~
Now we will forget it all, and
begin anew, mother said Laura,
soothing the old woman's agitation
with tender kiss.
It was not until Mrs. Page, the
elder, had hae her attention called
to tho pre-eminent necessity Of an
apple pudding for dinner, that she
left off reproaching herself and cry
ing on Laura's shoulder.
For I have been. such an old
witch of Endor to you, she remark
ed most truthfully, as she went into
the kitchen.
And Charles Page. smiling up in
his wife's face as the door CLOSED,
said
You have conquered her. Laura =
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. . & =
The Press divides the parties at
the opening Of the Forty-6rst Con-
gress, as follows: Radicals las;
Democrats. 6S. BY this arrange
ment tho Radicals have . two-thirds
vote in the House. But the real
statement is, Radicals, 134; Demo-
Gratis. II; which blocks the little
game Of two-thirds. The scheme
By which the Radicals intend to
change the vote in the House is not
yet developed. but that one is in
embryo is certain from the leakage
Of the Press. ''Forewarned is fore
armed" aud the Democrats should
act upon the hint given.
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GREAT ExCITEMExT!

All about the new Meat Mark ct on Mar
ket street. You will get meats put up in the
neatest possible manner as men Of exper-
ience. and skill are running the machine
Call and see them one and all, anPg Give
them share Of your patronage. 3lm6-9
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Senator Norton. in arguing IN "a.
vor Of 4 pension OF allowance Of
$5, 900 q year 10 Mrs. Lincoln. 90.
timated tie total cost 81 Mr. Lin
coln's funeral st $1,000, 900. Il He
.ssid: Altogether it cest the gov
ernmcnt sHd the States not less
than one million u dollars napL tsF
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CrOup-HOyv to Save the Chill
.." 0ren. q

Many lovely child Is destroyed
in single night by the alarming
disease. It IS a disease Of the
windpipc, which is filled or lined
with phlegm, which becomes more
and more tough, almost leathery-
thickness, and at length closes up
the passage to the lungs and the
child dies. Il Usually comes on in
the night. The distinguishing
symptom is a Wheeling, barking
coug gh. A mother who has hcardit
once needs no description to en-
able her. to recognize It again. The
first born are most likely to perish
with it, simply because the pareut
has no experience Of it's nature, and
hence is not alarmed in time, or
knows not what to do, while the
physician is being sent for. In the
hope Of being instrumental in say
ing some little sufferer, whose lifo
is incxprcssibly dear, at least to
one or two, I will mako some sug-
gestions, not for the cure Of the
patient, but to save timc. Tho in
stant you perceive that tho child
has Group, Indicated by tho barking
congh, uneasy breathing, restless.
ness, send for physician. and as
instantly wrap hot flannel around
each foot to keep it warm; but
while the Aannels arc being heated.
dip another f1anel, Of Two or more
thickncsses, in spirits Of turpentinc
or spirits of fhartshern ; or have .
large mustard plaster applied, one
that will reach from the top Of the
throat down to some two inches
below tho collar bone, wide enough
at the top to reach all the way
round the meek or either side, and
nearly across the breast, at the
bottom. But il will take some
time to send for a physician, to pre-.
pare fannels, and to make the plas-
ter or obtain The turpentined flannel
and in some cases fifteen minutes is
an age-is death, if lost; therefore.
while these things are preparing.
give the child, If one year old or
over and half as much if less)
about half . tea spoonful Of hive
syrup, and double the dose every
fifteen minutes until vomiting is
produced; and every half hour after
vomiting give half as much a. csus-s
ed,tho vomiting. uatil the physician
comes or the child coascs to cough.
when be breathes- free and is safe.
II you have no hive syrup, give =
teaspoonful Of syrup Of ipscao, and
double the dose every fifteen minutes
until vomiting is produced. Better
yet would be , simple teaspoonful
Of lobelis. obtained of.any botanic
druggist. ' Vomiting will generally
save the child. If you have been
50 thoughtless IS to have nothing At
all. boil some water. keep it boiling
dip woolen flannel Of several folds
in it, squeeze it out moderately
with your hand, and apply as hot
as the child can possibly bear to
the throat, and in from ono to three
minutes, according to tho violence
Of the symptoms, have another put
on tho instant the first is removed.
and keep this up until the brsath-
ing is easy and the cough is leoses
and tho phlegm is freely discharged
or until the arrival Of the pbysi-
clan. s rat rfsszz rs:-,2 7
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D A mother roproved her three.year
old daughter for eating icicles. Tho
infant replied: II didn't eat 'em.t
mamma; l only sucked the juice out
Of EN- 4air1a s4a nr9Gsg .@4l
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n n. GLATHART
COUNTY SURVEYOR.

HAVING just returned from the East
is now ready tc do surveyiT 8 on short
notice through the season. All wishing
his services are requested t. leave their
name and description CT the lands to be
surveyed at the Surveyors Office, in Cresco
Iowa. Chainmen and Flagmen must be
,.;siuterested.
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Bride and BEidsGroen.

Essays for Young men on The interesting
relation Of 1ti16epom 70 1fide in the in
stitution Of MArriaee,-A Guide to natri-
monial felicity, and true happiness. Sent
by mail in sealed letteS enxalopes free Of
charge. Address, H0NARD ASS0CIA-
TIoE, ,Dtt Plr1ladSlp&fs, p. Slyi,
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rOHN w. MAYNARD.
( CRENCO IOWA. b il.
GLAZIER AND PAINTER.

Will attend to House, Sign, or Carriage
Painting at short notice and reasonable
rates. Shop on the South side Of Market
street nearly opposite Flemmings lumber
office.
n2etf May -, 1868.