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ducks; there was a cart between Boswell and
the girl.
This closed The evidence for the detepce.

The LATE ROBBERY. AS already stated in
the Gazette, Capt. Webster, on the night of
the robbery Of MIR. Stewards store, saw three
men coming from the direction of that store.
In the store was found knife which was re
cognized as belonging to a young man named
| William Payne. Payne was arrested yester.
day, and, when taken before the Mayor, ac
knowlcdged Lis completely in tic robbery, ard
started for Washington under the charge of
officer Walker to show where the p,urdar had
been secreted, but when he got there it had
been taken away. IL, Was consequently
brought back here and committed to Jail.
While Payne and the officer we're absent, Mr.
Stewart received a telegram from detective
McDevitt, Of Washington, stating that the
goods had been found concealed under q house
near the banks of the canal 10 Georgetown,
and they have since been sent back to this
city. The package consisted of IA yards green
figured silk, l6 yards striped silk, 20 yards
brown silk, 10 yards black silk, II yards black
figured silk, 20 yards velvetine, III yards
check silk, II yards blue silk, Is pair of gloves,
20 yards velvet, 6 yards water silk, ard other
articles. The goods were mostly cut up IN
dress patterns, and are valued at $3.50. All
the goods stolen have been recovered except
Two pieces. The parties who committed the
robbery we're William Payne, j ohn Curran
and another young mar who's! name has not
yet been divuigcd.
EMBEp DAYs.-To morrow ard Friday aOd
Saturday are kept in tho Catholic Church as
fasting days. beioy what are called 'Quarter
Tense" or 'Ember Days" the latter oan C DO
inc derived from the ancient Saxon custom Of
eating nothing on them uotii after sunset, and
thSn, only ,akcs baked ia the ashes and the
former, from their occurrence four times in
the year, in the weeks following the LIST Sun
dsy of Lent, Whitsunday, tn, ESaltation of
the Holy Cross, (Sept. l4ih, and the 81 Sun.
day of advent. They are said to have been
originally kept III the 81 century, but the
time for keeping them Was not made uniform
until the Council OF Piaccntia, A. D. 1895.
The object Of keeping them is to implore, BY
prayer and fasting, the blessing CT God on the
fruits of the earth, and to beg Him to send
worthy ministers to his church; the Ember
Days being the ordinary lines for ordinations.
Special services are assigned for them in the
nissal, but these services. here, and else
where, arc held at the hcurs usual On other
DAYS.
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The ri ;ark@tS.

Nxw iosK, December l3.-Stocks dull
Gold lCi. Money 6a7. Virginia si1es, cx
coupon, G54; DO. ncw G3. Flour dull! and uH'
changed. Wheat quiet and ncm:naiiy IN
changed. Cora Gull ana declining.
BALTIMORE lice. l3.-Vireinia es, Old. 81
bid, 5i5 asked d.. 1861 81 bid, 81 sS%el. Co.
ton dull and nominal. Flour act;T2 anu steady
Wheat steady some grades co:aHiand belt
prices; choice white l7UalS5i lair 20 prime
l4OalC0; prime 10 choice red lG]sl:Vi lar i'
good lt0al35; coHmon ~ll5al3Oi Onio %nd IN
diana l3Sn14U. UD!n closed weak WHITE -
allow 7la7! Cats active 1T 3iaot.
-, For EEMr-Tnc STORE and Dwell
EEss$: LING, On scu!hsidc OF King s!rH"t, wc:t c
Put street, No. I22. now occurred Of EclGy {
Rctchlord IS 4 picture snd locking 9lAss sore
sn excellent stand for any kind III business SIC
csn comfortably sccomm1 ta;e ~ isEiii:T shou!'
the tenant require t. Possession given On t.;
lst DAY Of January, 1871. apply u
dec :3-e05w <. II.
S11k GOODS SILK oooDs,
Silk Velvet, Block mnl Colorad |Ci:etc2E:,
Sstins and Florence Silks OF al shade -
Silks. Black Six icr Trimming, &C: -:
tua::. ". GhGct,
dec III Is King stree.
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SALES.
nv Holm II. Parrot, AucfiOneer.

THRUST SALE-By virtue Of a dead of trust
from Virginia Scott TO the Undersigned,
dated the 10Th day of August, 1870, OF RECORD on
the land records of Fairfax county, Virgins.
for the purposes of said deed, / shall, on TUES,
CAY, the 27.h day of December, 1871, AZ "
NJ in front of the Mayors Office, in the city OF
alexandria, Va SIS trustee in said deed named.
ctter for sale, by public auction, the following
described TRACE OF LAND, in said county
of Fairfax. part Of the BUSH-HILL ESTATE,
viz: Eerinning at a stone marked r. NJ. S. 9,
no,nr the corner Of Il tract of land conveyed by
Josiah Watson and wife to Richard Marshal!
Sect, on the 10th of August, 1877, and running
thence with the 4th line Of said tract reversed
north 740 east So poles to the corner ID
Of said above mentioned tract; thence dus
north S07 poles 20 8 stump OF q swamp placA
oak, on the bank Of Cameron or Back Lick run;
thence with The mesnders Of the run to q stake
on the bank thereof on the dividing line OF the
lands ofthe said Virginia Scott and Barbour:
thence with said dividing line south ~ east
1871 poles to q stone marked K. n. s. 2; thence
again with the lines of tho above mentioned
tract conveyed by Josiah Watson and wife t.
K. Al. Scott south 7SIo west IS poles to the cor
ner K Of said tract; thence with the last line
of the said tract reversed to the point Of begin
ming, containing about ONE HUNDRED
ACHES OF LAND, exclusive CT the land &C.
cupied by the O., A. Z Il. 4. T.. Co. near tho
bank Of the run.
Terms: Expenses of sale and J of the pur.
chase money cas0, SQQ the residue IN TWO equst
iostslments st six and twelve months, respect
lively, from the day Of sslo. with interest; the
deferred payments TO BIO secured By negotiable
notes. with good endorsers. and also BY y lien
upon the propcrty-the said property bong lis
bic to be resold by public auction upon delau.;
in the payment thereof, by virtue OF said deei
of trust. Deeds and stamps at the cost OF the
purchaser. WESTEL WILLOUGHBY,
Fairfax co.. nov pts Trustee.
T AND FOE SALE-Pursusnt to q deed Of
IL trust from Lee Tu.tle to the undersigned,
bearing date April %. 1859, and Of record on
the land records Of Fairfax county. liber 3,
No. 4, page &c. l shall, on MONDAY, the 18th
day OF December, 1870, Court day, in front OF
the Court House door Of Fairfax county, sell to
the highest bidder, the following described
property: All that TRACT or PARCEL OF
LAND conveyed by said deed of trust, con.
tanning two hundred and ninety-fvo acres and
one hundred and for:y-ono poles. This land
lies near Burke's station. o., A. q NJ. Is. r.,
and near c. a. Arundle's.
Terms: SO much cash rs vii! discharge the
expenses of sale and the amount duo and unLaid
under the said deed Of trust, and the residue on
q credit of six months. Yho cash required will
be announced on tho day u! sa!G. Selling
as trustee, l will convey such title u: Is
vested in me By said decd OF trust Only, which
is believed to 30 good.
VEN. S.tCAK, trustee.
Fairfax county. nov l9-lai%
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s1LOUR-We.ch's best, Welch's Columbia
4 Mills, Now Mills Family and Extra. Xiv
erton FANNY, Valley Star, and Chapman FN-
~ s1sn thc lower grades Flour, for sale by
dec 10 j. u. Mll-bp FN-
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- opened this day and Offer to the public and
NY customers = well selected stock for the ho!-
days, consisting Of the best Layer Raisins,
whole boxes, halves and quarters ituts Ct all
kinds, Filberts. Erg!ish Wainu.s, Soft Shell
Almonds, Pecans, .Lc.; the best freserTed
Canton Ginger, fresh nnt very nice; Citror,
Currants, oeedIess E:isins, Figs, by the drum,
haIf do. and pound; Fi.voring Extracts Of all
kinds, Liquid Kennel, G"x's G%olatine, Mince
Meat. prepared expressly Tor family use; Can
ned Goods of ali kiads, Primo New York Buck
whestand Teas, the very best Green and Black.
NV Teas are selected with much earn, and any
ono ia need Of Is good article will 90 well to
give me 3 call. Nlso, Yarmouth Sugar Corn,
tho bast in tho world, for sale by
w. +. BROOKE :
nov 80 E9 King st.. above Washington.
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GREAT REDUCTION ~ PRICES!
II. KING, JK.,
MASONIC TEMPLE, coz. 9th i + SIS,
Washington, y. &.
MILLINERY, FANCY & LADIES FUR
NISHiNH GOODS.

MILLINEEG, ANC d JIADIEo TUT
NlSHiNH GOODS.
Fine Ecsycr Hats Il! SOC. G!c aud 81 Ostrich
Feathers ut SIC, -5c AMI 81 clcgan: Flowers
from 25c to &c u ,prAy Bonntt Ecvcts from
2 20 to 81 50 u yard, the best, AID Felyeteen*
from 75c TO 81 Is. the very best. pc: yard
Lsces, Guiru1c, Thread, Valencia. Du:chess.
and FONT Appliqu9 aud Six Lace:, ell grades ;
elegant Sash Ribbon from I5c to Sis per yard;
solendid trimncd Boane.s nnl lists from 4 D.
to So; Hosiery, Gloves and Hsndkerchieis
Linen Collars and Cu4i, in every variety and
ut the lowest market rates: CorsF:s rom ''c 10
81 the yery bos. imported Ladies' Vests. good
%onaiity, from 75c to 81; ~ ~el-gnn! assortment
Cniidren's Furs from 5 CO 20 - 5)a set; Lsd'e5
Furs from 6 GO TO $40 IL set, the best Of mink.
81 Hats trimmed wi,Lou. charge.
Mashinninn dec Sin
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Il. TNOR:;IAN. {. H. 'o1(E'
OK 70 TOUR INTEREST!
r.TOOD, WOOD WOOD
AWED M SPLIT WOO

SNW D END Split WNUN.
Having started p Wood Yard with saving
and splitting machinery a:tach ed, We arc low
with SA WE'D and SPLIT WOOD At short 70
.icn and lowest rates.
We invite the public to give us u csii 4: our
yard, corner Of Fairfax sni Qucen streets, adj
Joining Ri:hcill s. Hoo:e's Plaacing Mill, or
!aavo their orders 81 Lunts Drug Store, corner
King end Washington streets; Bennetts Lamp
sore, ll0 King street; Cosan's Lamp Sore,
north Royal street; NarGald & EnlI's Drug
Store, corner Fairfax ard Prince ST.. al or
ders will BIO promptly flied.
Dec Sim THORNIUE e Cb.
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DIED.

BICKERToN.-On the 18th instant, Mrs. MARY
BICKERToN rect OF Jesse Bickeron, in the 18th year
of her age
The relatives and friends OF the family respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, from the resi-
Melon street, on Wednesday at o'clock.
CowPERTHwATT-Suddeny on the morning OF the
4th instant ALFRED youngest son OF the late Joseph
Cowperthwait.
His friends and relatives respectfully invited
to attend his funeral, from his mothers residence,
No. 1925 Girard avenue, on tuesday afternoon, tue
18th instant, at o'clock.
GRAY.-On Sunday morning, the 18th OF March,
ISABELLA HARKNEss GRAY.
Her friends are invited to attend her funeral,
from her brothers residence No 5U2 5. Tenth street.
ON Tuesday afternoon at o'clock
GRAY.-On Friday evening, the 18th instant,
ROBERT Z. GRAY, in the SD year OF his age.
The male relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral from the residence OF his sister, MRS.
Elizabeth White, No. 1928 Race street, on Monday
afternoon next at O'Clock.
WYLIE.-At the residence OF her son, Rev. Il. W. j.
Wylie, ID. D., on Sabbath, the 18th instant, Mrs.
MARC ARET WYLIB, rect of the late Rev. DIR. Samuel
b. Wylie former Pastor OF the First Reformed Pres
byterian Church, in the Goth year OF her age.
The members Of the congregation and friends or
the family respectfully invited to attend the
funeral on Wednesday afternoon, March TO- The
remains will leave her late residence No. 1922 Wylle
street. at O'Clock, and the funeral services Will be
conducted at the Church, Broad below Spruce street
at O'Clock precisely. Interment at Woodlands Gene
terry. "
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A RELIABLE HOME INVESTMENT.
$1,O00,O0o First Mortgage Sinking
Fund 7 Per Cent.
c. OIL ID B o N ID .
OF THE
fredericksburg and Gordonsville Rail-
road Company, of Virginia.
Principal and Interest Payable
i'm Coin,
Free Of U. s. Government Tax.

The road is sxtytwo miles long, redericks
burg via Orange Court House, with Cnarit rsvlewnich
peint of junction OF the chesapeake and ONO RAIL
road TO river and the of the Orange
and Alexandria Railroad Lynchburg. IL forms the
connecting link the system roads TO
the entire South Southwest and West, TO the Paoto
1t through rich section OF the shenandoah
Valley, the local traffic of which alone wall support the
road and must command an abundant share o through
TiDEWATER ON THE POTUMAC AT THE
FARTHEST INLAND POINT WHERE DEEP
WATER tOR HEAVY SHIPPING DAN BIG FOUND
ON WHOLE LENGTH OF THE ATLANTIC COAST.
From charlottesville to tdewater by this route the dis
tance is Ees less than via Alexandra s. miles less
than via Richmond and West Point l24 miles less than
The mortgage is limited S6OCO per mile of completed
and equipped roadhe estimated of the road to the
Company furnished equipped will exceed S3OOO per
bonded debt other Virginia roads being from 900
to $4,000 per mile)-and is issued to - 1..,,,,,,
THEl FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY,
OF NEW YORK, AS TRUSTEES FOR
THE BONDHOLDERS,
and the security is fiji St class in every respect. -
SINKING FUND is also provided, winch Will reduce
the principal of the debt TWOTHHsDS of its entire
amount in advance of the maturity of the bonds . .
investigated the advantages of this Raalroad
the merits of the enterprise and confidently recon-
mend these bonds to stoHers and the public.
DRAKE BROTHERS,, Bankers,
No. 16 Broad street, New York.
limited number OF the Bonds ISSUED in denomna ions
of $500 and $O0U) offered at 93 and interest from
November in currency, and at this pri ara the
CHEAPEST GOLD INTEREST BEARING SECURI
TIES IN THE MARKET.
Maps and Pamphlets, which explain satisfactorily every
safe and profitable investment will be furnished on app
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HATS AND OAPs.

Wu WARBURTONs IMPROVED vENTI-
~ lated and easy-htting Dress Hats (patontsdl In
the improved tAshiona Of the season oHRSNUT Street
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DODGERS g. wOsTENHOLMs POCKET
KNIVES. Pearl and Stag handles and beautiful finish
Rodgers and Wade Butchers Razors. and the oels-
brated Leooutrs RaIor Ladies' Scissors Of the
finest quality Rodgers Table Cutlery oarvers and Forks
Razor strops Cork Screws, Etc Ear Instruments. to
assist the hearing of the most approved construction at
p, ADEIRA's.
I@ Me- lis TENTH Stle' 'ow Chestnut.
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Too OFTEN COLD is considered ordinary triiins
affair lust as we'll left to 20 as it cane and hence sys
temAtcaly neglected, until simple, curabe affection
is converted into serious and generally fatal Pulmonary
Disease The prudent, aware that violent Cough
or Gold should never tred WITH but the contrary
taren care of from its ncpiency, promptly make use OF
DR. d. JAYNE's ExPEoToRANT curative which has sus-
tanned its reputation for thirty years as remedy
always eieacious and exert most beneficial nu
os On al, the Bronchial and Pulmonary organs Sold by
all Druggists.
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FINANCIAL.
OFFICE OF FISK ~ HATCH.
BANKERS AND DEALERs IN GOVERNMENT
SECURITIES,
No. 8 NASSAU Street, New York.

FEBRUARY 10, 1870.
The remarkable success which attended our nego-
tiation OF the Loans OF the CBNTBAL PACIFIC RAIL-
ROAD COMPANY and the WESTERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
COMPANY, and the popularity and credit which these
Loans have maintained in the markets, both in this
country and Europe have shown that the First Mort
gage Bonds Of wisely-ocated and honorably managed
Railroads are promptly recognized and readily taken
as the most suitable safe, and advantageous form OF
investment yielding more liberal income than can
hereafter be derived from Government Bonds and
available TO take their place.
Assured that, in the selection and negotiation OF
superior Railroad Loans, we are meeting great
public want, and rendering Available servce-both
" the holders OF Capital and to those great National
works OF internal improvement whose intrinsic
merit and substantial character entitle them 70 the
use OF Capital and the confidence OF investors-we
offer with special confidence and satisfaction the
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FISK s. HATCH, Bankers,
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CITY ATEHlS.

CroTHrNa CHEAPER
GIOT9TN0 BETTER MADE
CLOTHING BErrEh OOT
OIOTHINo BETTER FITTING
AT TOWER HALL
AT TOWER HALL
THAN ANYWHERE ELSE.
No 5l8 MARKET STREET.
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w ARRIED.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the 31st OF January,
by the Rev. Mr.. Henson, Mr.. JOHN f. BERKELBACH
to Miss SALLIE A. DICKINSON, both OF this city.
Naturalization the 9th instant, by the Rev.
W. G. Robinson, MALCOLM MURPHY 10 Miss MARY
HAAS both OF this city.
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THE FINE ARTS.
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vranxn DIVERSIONS AND BOOTS for Men, Women ana
can be had at retail at the very Lowest prices
0ooSvssTs manufaoturo. old stand NO. Se 0ns'Hu'
,atreet lower side
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snSEhs rAAhANA Ten dollars cash
,R.,auoe IN monthly instalments o,oc....
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PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.
CHAPTER l67.

Sec. l. BE 1t enacted by The General
assembly Of the State Of Io,ca, that
sections 27as, 2124, o72s, 2729, 273o, 1872,
273333, 2741, 27i6, 2771, 2716, 2S03, 2so5,
2s2l, 2s43, 2s56, 29o7, 1907, 3ls9, 3222,
1928, 1927, 3272, 1905, 1903, 1898, 3602,
and 40G6 of the Revision of 1860, as now
constituted, be and the same arc hereby
repealed, and there are enacted in lieu
of, and as such sections the following:
Sec. .. (Sec. 27os.) An attorney has
lien for a general balance compensa-
ton upon any papers ofhis client, which
have come into his possession in the
course of his professional employment;
upon money in his hands belonging to
his client, and upon money due to his
client and in the hands of the adverse
party or his attorneys in [anl action or
proceeding in which the attorney was
employed, from the time of giving no.
tice of the lien to that party, which
after judgment may be by entering in
the margin of the judgment record, a
memorandum of the claim and amount
due, signed by the attorney and attested
by the clerk of the court.
Sec. 3. (Sec. 2724.) Should there be
less than that number of such persons
in any county, the list shall comprise
all those whe answer the above descript'
Jon and in counties containing pop
uIation of over twenty thousand inhab'
itants, the list Of petit jurors shall con-
sist of two hundred aud fifty persons.
Sec. 4 (Sec. 272S.) The auditor shall
thereupon file said lists in his Office, ana
cause copy thereof to be recorded in
the election book.
| Sec. ). (Sec. 2729.) Grand jurors shall
| be selected for the first term in the year
at which said jurors are required, com
mencing next after the first day of jan
uary in each year, and shall serve for
one year. Petit jurors shall be selectei, |,
for each term wherein they are required,
but no person shall be required to attend
! as petit juror more than two terms OF
/ court in the same year. And in coun'
ties containing a population of more
! than five thousand inhabitants,it shall
he cause for challenge, that the person
/ has already served two terms as juror
/ during that year
Sec 6. (Scc $780, At least twenty
days previous to the first day of any
term, at which jury of either kind Is
to be selected, the clerk must write Out
the names on the lists aforesaid, which
have not been previously drawn as jur
ors during that year, on separate ballots
and the county auditor and sheriff hav
ing compared said ballots with the jury
lists and reetified the same, If necessary
shall place the ballots in box to be pro
vided for that purpose.
Sec. 7. (Sec. 2732.) When grand jur
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low, musical tone, earnest and inhpior
ing; and of purest accent. S@ststos
"Let your boy throw for you, "returr
ed Mr.. Clay, who shrank from the or
deal. "His luck should be better thar
mine.n @e@ ' $3.50
Tommy came forward aud took tht
box. His mothers hands were claspcd
and her lips moved in prayer. The boy
trembled like an aspen. What a world
of veal or woe hung upon the fickle
chance. He held in his hand the seal.
ed book in which was written the fate
of his mother and himself, aud it was to
be opened on the hazard of die.
He shook the box and turned the dice
upon the table. Three aces! Il nome mt
he gazed on the three 81 ingie spots, and
then, dropping the box, he sank back,
pale and frightened.
"Shake again, Ton1s.sy, !" said the plant
er.
"It,s no use, master, cant get forty
nine"
"But you've got your own chance, my
boy"
"Aye," cried the Judge. "That was
your mothers chance. Now throw fo +
the chance | gave you-throw for your
self-and may heaven help you!'
That was not an assembly of relig-
iously inclined persons, by any means;
but the fervent petition of the Judge
met with warm and impulsive re-
sponse f"-Anlcn." from nearly all pres
cnt.
Again the boy came forward and lif
ted the box. His lips were tightly shut,
and the old quivcrng Of the limbs was
hushed. The only sound In that saloon,
above the deep breathing Of the specta-
tors, was the clicking of the ivory cubes.
Presently the fist throw was made.
"Five-fve-six, are siXteen!' an
nounced the planter setting down the
figures.
The dice were gathered up and thrown
again.
"Six-six-and five. Good. That's
The boy was as pale as death as he
took the box for the last throw, and his
mother leaned against a stanchion for
support. At length-and the book was
opened!
"Three -lLightecn!-and that's
FIFTY ONE! Tommy, my boy you're n
trump. Now Mr.. Clerk, fill up the bill
of sale, and I'll sign 1t before these wit
nesses.'
The scene that followed can better
be imagined than described. The last
time ever heard from Judge Under
wood he wac alive ana wen, thv"oh
long retired from active life. Ninette
was his housekeeper, and Tommy his
most trusted servant.
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E. TT. REIGART M D.

DHlSiCIAN AND SURGEON, TIPToN,
L IOWA. Office and Residence opposite the
Buckeye House. NIB
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n. D. sTURDEVANT

DESInI>T DENTIST, CLARENCE, iowa
IL Office over ItiStcnwalters City Drug store
Rcfercnces.-lsevs. buchanan, Allen and q or
don Drs. lule and Coates.
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POSE HOUSE.

DI T.. +. POST, CLARENCE, IOWA. A new
ID Hotel throughout, convenient to the de-
pot, and kept with the utmost regard TO the
comfort, convenience and satisfaction of Gus
toners. Ni1nl2
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PALMER HOUSE,

III RS MARY PALMER, Proprietress. Board.
NE crs and the Travelling Public will find
everything for their comfort ut this House.
Good meals, comfortable rooms and beds.
Cedar street, Upton, Iowa. 20tf
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TOTNSELING and practicirg Phy sician Il and
" SuT-oOn, Upton, Iowa.
rs Residence on the second block east of
the Pennsylvania House. IL
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To MAKE Cows GIVE MILk-Tne az.
ricutural editor of the Bee Keepers
Journal vouches for the following. ham
dcd him by a friend:
Ifyou desire to get large yield Of
milk give your COW, three times day,
water slightly warm, slightly sa'tel, in
which bran has been stirred at .he rate
oofne quart to two gallons of water.
You will find that your COW will gain
twenty-five per cent. Immediately under
the effects of it, and she will become SO
| attached to the diet as to refuse to drink
clear water, unless very thirsty; but
this mess she will drink almost at any
| time and ask for more. The amount OF
this drink is an ordinary waterpailful
at each time-mornirg, noon and night.
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