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ole MA. CHASE, Register.
SMoN b. WATERWAYS ESTATE

- The subscribers having hocn appointed by the Hon
orAnle Probate Court Tor the District Of Rashngton
aud demands of all persons against lie estate 81
smon b Waterman, late OF Barre in said district de-
ceased scented insoyent and tho term ofslx months
from the 10th day Of February ISL being al owed IN s
Court 70 the creditors OF said Deceased to exhibit and
prove lhcf tepeeYcclam before Give notice. that
we Will attend TO the duties OF our appointment A. tbe
| dwelling house Of the said deceased ia barre In
sad District on the 10th day OF May and OF August
next, at enc O'Clock Ia the afternoon on each of sa
days.
I; X MOVES, comn,is.,oror,
Ntrrn. March 4 u fl-l ll.r1
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legal hutioe8.
NARsHALL b. LAWRENCES

MARSllALL Il. LAWRENCES rs.
"a The subscribers having been appointed bv
he liuhuTabe PROBATE Court tor to District oi Washing
Yh, COMM customers, 20 receive examine, and adjust all
eas anu demands OF al persons, against tho estate oil
natehaii IS Lawrence, late of Barre, In said District
deceased represented insolyent, and the term OF ~
months nom the qth day OF March, i.si boinlr All.
o"el ny sara Court 10 the creditors OF said deceased
70 eAhiplt anu provo choir respective claims before "a
1--WE notice, that We Will att0nd to tho duties of an
appointment 20 the dwelling house OF isaac Lawrence In
batfc 10 said District on the first Thursdays Of Nav
anu september next, 40 O'Clock TO the afternoon on
each Of said days. va
CARLOS CARPENTER
LEONARD 3. ALDRiClf. Nohihissoners.
Barre, March u, 4. h. ls7l.-5l.GI
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Remaining IN The Moatpelier Past OGe
March II, 1871.

LAnlrs Mrs Emily +. Martin Mrs Mary Robinson
W, stephen Sanders Mr lrena SANDERS Miss Lifle
Mlhoney, Miss Ann Riley Miss Lizzie Wade
OkNrLMES.-Geo. 4. Allen. s. e. Boardinan Clarence
g.; Boyle, Case lirouss, John Brouo. Alvin C. Elus
Thomas FORT pr A. French, Patrick Hayes D. ~ VII
IAN, Edgar G. Magoou, Edward Malloy, Augustus Slorse
Ludsor Larenture, DR.. l.. II. Wright
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STATE OF VERMONT,

- WASHINGTON DISTRICT IS
la Probate Court held at Montpelier within ma ior
sad District on the lst day OF March, A. d., 1874.
An instrument purporting to DO the last Will and Tcs
lament OF John Mosely late of NOrthheld in said D.
rct deceased being presented to the Court by John
l.; Mosely' the Executor therein named for Probate,
II ordered by said Court that all persons concerned
een be notified 10 appear at session of said Court 10
be held at the Probate Oce In Montpelier on tho itb
Jay oil April A. d. 53 and show cause any they may
nave against tho Probate Of said viii for which pur-
pose IS further ordered that copy OF the record u this
ouer ne published three weeks sucoossvey IN the Yer
mont Watehman and State Journal, printed AT Mont
pelier previous 20 said time appointed Tor hearing
By the COurt.-Attost,
6aea n. A CHASE, Register.
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C'ONsUMpTION GAN BE CURED.

LINZ Rock Conn Dec 3D. ls7o
pA. van uuaNELL.-B De4r Sir When I be,nn
sout treatment many Of my friends had no hope Of inv
ic' very Ais now they shy t does not seem possibls
teal could le up 20 comfortable. One year ago wa
80 very poorly and had used your Inhaiine Fluid.
anu Gus utyf remedies. would have been dead Ions
a-", Mie ne-tn your treatment, rested coptpnted
lpr wa almost conht m t would cure mo Itbas ,lnue
wonders iu me. Hal Dr. Bssc raised me M 10 ,yer,
Aln now, lr would have thought he had done remark
Auly' bni hs could not, and now think he must fool
somewhat chagr.ncl after saying 50 much against Won
aAn your treatment But avn thankful dhl not heed
la N9Ils that j hid energy and will enough To give
YOUR treatment trnl We never shall rref DOING Az
ny le mercy OF Got and your Iahang Fiaiis nv life
hii necn spared. Very truly yours. '''N
ANNA WHITE
MY praelee being confined TO the Nose Throat and
Lus ;" my remedies are specially designed for local
.pptciuuA 20 those organs. / refer, by permission Ia
c following patients who have been treated bv ma 81 m
hWMHg ittl' II. Everett RUSSELL Counsellor-at.iaw
q Nali Street New York Mr.. II. VI Williams. 2I5 East
llcenth street, New York; Mr. G.. 5. Orscr 30 Nest
9tFcutecnth street, New York; Mr. s. d. sutton AZ
urp1lWay, New York i. H. Van No.s 21j tireen,,irh
many others. W " ""'
Patients treated ly letter at their homes by answering
lst y ,1mc 81 questnns hy which The nature ami Il
'tht OF the disease are Indicated For Information hi
oi question: &C., address '' '''
e., p VAN nUMAIEL. NJ D..
''oi 30 "si Twenty sixth street, New York
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STATE NORMAL SCHOOL.

RAND LpH VERMONT.
The srgiNa rgEn Second Quarter, begins April 9th
6067 EDWARD CONANT. Priaeip,t
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lows ORprps.-T. c. Phiuney has just got up
aneat style Of Town Orders for the convenience
OF selectmen and Oyer-eers. lie furnishes them
in a neat note book binding, with stubs for re.
mining a statement Of the order given, at low
figure. Taken all in all, they are A neat thing.
and wonderfully convenient.
Give him q call
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-03-15

JAMES MoCOY,s EsTATE,-Tbo sinh.

II -'iA' hNCOA - itoi Al E.-Ahc SUBJ
~, serihers, having been appointed by the IIonora-
sonefs TO receive, examine and adjust all claims and
demands oi az persons against the estate Of James
resented insorent ana the term OF six months nom tic
st dh{ oil tepi lell, being allowed By said Court 10
lhe OF sald deceased, 10 exhibit and prove their
respective claims before usi Give notice that we will
attend 20 The duties Of our appointment tho olico
o. ~ H. smile 10 waterbury, In said District tho
st Tuesdays OF April and June next at ten o'clock IN
the forenoon, on each ofsaid days.
q. n. ARMS,
HORACE fALES, commissioners.
Waterbury, February q, A. ID. isll,-506l
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To Drs. BRGHAN, CHANDLER KEMP, MAcounFe.
PAINE, PUTNAM, TENFLEroN and WOODWARD,
Gentleman Believing that you are abHndantlv com
petent 10 instruct US in matters pertaining tho pre-
serVauon OF health and assured Of widespread need
Of such Instruction. We respectfully invite vou 10 live
for the benefit Of your fellow citizens Course OF Lee
lures on such topics and at such times during the next
three months, as you may select
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OF VERMONT.

- WASHINGTON DISTRICT, IS.
IN Probate Court, held at Montpelier n said District
on the 9Th day OF March, A. d. 1911.
An instrument purportng 10 be the last Will aud Tes-
lament Of Harriet r. Norris, late Of Barre in said
district deeeased, being presented 10 the Court by
nAIlos Carpentry the Executor therein named, for
Probate IL Is ordered BY said Court that all persons
concerned therein DO notified 10 appear at a session OF
SAID Court 20 be held az the Probate Oae la Montpee
on the 18Th day Of March, A. d. ISL aad show cause
any toy may have, against the Probate OF said Will
or which purpose IL Is further ordered that COPY of
the record VI this order DO published three weeks sue
cessiYely IN tho Vermont Waterman 4 state Journal
printed ut Montpelier previous to said time appointed
for hearing.
by the Court-Attest
Vlo' n. A. CHASE, Register.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

- WASHINGTON DISTRICT. 81.
IN Probate Court, held Mt Montpelier within and for
saiu district on the lVth day of March, A. ID. ISL
y NJ Perkins executor OF the last VIII anu testament
Of Mars Pithln, late Of Marsheld in snd district a.
ceased makes application 10 said Court for license L,
sell all Of the real estate OF said deceased to wt The
homestead owned and occupied by at the time Of her
deeeaacl situated In said Marsheld; representing fiat
Of said decc lsed. 'H
Nhcreupon IL Is ordered by said Court that said annl
cation be referred % session thereof 10 he held nj hc
Probate ONCE In said Montpelier on the ith day Of
April a. u laali for hearing and decision thereon
notified hereoiby publication Of Of said application
ana order thereon, three weeks successfully In tho Ner
mont Natchinan a state Journal, printed at Mont.
peler before aid tmo Of hearing, that they may an
pear ht SAID time and place. and II they see cause object
thereto, 49,
By The Court.-Attost
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CTATE OF VERMONT,

MASilNhIpN DISTRICT, 50.
nProhate Court holden at Montpelier la said District,
on the 2id day Of February, A. ID. is5l.
willard Martini administrator DO bonis non, Of The
estate OF Abraham Mann, late Of flainded, Ia said
DISTRICT deceased presents his naturalization
Determination aud allowance, and makes application for
decree Of distribution and partition o. the estate Of
SAID deceased. Nhureupon Il i ordered by said Court
that said account and said application be referred 10
session thereof 10 be- hell al the Probate Onoe IN said
Montpelier the 2ist day OF March, A. d. ISL FOR
hearing aud decision thcrconi and u "a further ordered
that notice hereof be given q ali persons Interested
by publication OF the three weeks aucc,ssvcly Ia
the Vermont Waterman and state Journal a Newspaper
published NJ Montpelier previous 10 the said time ap,
pointed for hearing that they may appear Al said time
and place, and show cause, fauy they NAV have why
said account should not be allowed and such decree male
BY the Court Attest
5acl n A. CHASE, Register,
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ron Moru PATCHES, fRrcKLrs AND IAN

FOR MOTH PATCHES FRECKLEs AND TAN,
usE PERRYs Moru pREcKLE LouoN.
II Is the only reliable and harmless Remedy known
Tor removing brown discolontlon. sold by druggists
eyerywhero DeroT %, HoSp ST., NY
PlMPLEs ON THE FACE.
For Commedones, Blaok-wor or Grubs Pimply Er.
uptlons, and blotehcd designations on the Pace use
PfhRfs coNngpoSg AND PmpLr Rearnr
II Is Invaluable to the afflicted Prepared only by Dr.
D. c. PEnnr DERuoroLEoisr, 80 BoSp ST., Ny. Sold
by Druggists dUyioltre. 5q7l
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LECTURES. The following card will explain il
self. Weundcrstand that there is a strong prob
ability that the invitation will be accepted b,
most II not all Of the physieians invited
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-03-15
County Commissioner.


SCOTS majority over all 1891 Ills entire vote
last year. with no opposing candidate, was ll29
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Watohman Sc Journal.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH Is, 1871.

RECEIPT Books, bound in good style, with
stubs, Tor sale, at q low figure, at this Office.
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II 20 r SALE,
BOARDING HOUSE, HOTEL.
or WELLTNG AND suOp
At RANDOLPH, VI.

Ihe eomm9doul building two i0l r.. siorie0 on Ill,
svihei q" NAN nod Depot Streets opposite tho Normnl
aeh1olAxl foot l0 now nn.shei rooms and eb,ree ~
more uy settling partit0nsi basement six f Obsar
1A.lIl ram windows llghted--lTxu in.t runuin
NleIi 4'hhd cemont rain oisiern now harm 4fxlln
idihR' an VOL painted amt new singled ldre IN
iaill' filce tliFu, 900 time. 20 acres land sou
Also one . o. tread wheel horsepower ono H. en-.
bu.h Daniels Panor, ona q. turning lathe ono In
IttnE GIRO saw, and one do. crescent with table AMI
SuAse carnage one eg saw and table ono Bucks NOR
tgug AMI boring machine ono % In err e.t,. IN
a.is two lnda wheat Touring mills, shaftIng betting,
luin'ef tc.' ali nctriy new and 10 good order.
Articles in tho inc 10 the L.. my Ian NH and Root
tutar ana patterns Tor making, and drt rata business
cuisines. connection wtl o. lIs'aai cts requiring my
pt 'encc an 1ostl 90 -el GO oly iho above prop
crty worry soon. Nrfrl yffrri<g'
March 18th, isil. 6lfl
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STILLMAN II. RAND's ESTATE.

- Inc subscribers having been appointed BY the Hon
9rable Probate Court Tor tho District Of Washington
Noullnls.l9neis 70 receive, examine, and adjust all
claims and demands Of all persons against tho estate of
ethan H. Rand late OF Waterbury In said district de-
tePres9nted n-olyent and the term Of SIX months
saq court 90 Tho creditors OF said DECEASED exhibit
NV Prove thet respective claims before US Giyo notice
the dwelling house Of Mrs, s. Ii. Raid, In Water
uuty, IN SAM District, on the last Saturday Of April
said days
HORACE IEALEs, Commissioner.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

tAhLUo CARPENTER,
LEONARD b. ALDRiCU
Barre, March 10, a. b. Is7I.-6i.Gl
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-18

~ The Niasissippi was still falling at
81. Louis at last accounts, but is probably
rising noe ftsn the sHtcss Of Che late
rain. Thsss b emily ux feet above Cairo,
but On abundance Of water below ~.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-18

~ The Ohio n hlliss at Psttsburs
with four feet six inches IN the channel.
II 10 rising 1t Leuisvills, with four feet in
the chute.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-18

~ The Cumberland started to fall but
is again rising with soscn feet on -Harpeth
shoals.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-18

~ Tho river Is stll going rapidly
downward, although not 30 fast as for the
previous two days. ..Ii-.-E .fl
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-18

~ Business was much more brisk at
our levee yesterday morning and the
previous night. bat dali during the after
noon srfsaA &ls.Aa rallf.4 .ntNl
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-18

- The Arkansas Belle is the regular
packet for Evansville this evening.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-18

~ tn il. Fisk, j., leaves here at
s pm. fOs fadusah, every dry except
Sunday.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-18

~ The Idlewild brought out = splen-
did cargo. She bad big croud Of people,
and the following freight: For Cairo
Fulton 4 Sons $50 empty -four barrels,
Chas. Gallagher lis ditto, o: SKIS wheat
b. q. Cundif bxs eggs and dressed
poultry. For reshipment 10 st. Louis
! hid tobssco, lot household goods. For
Equipment South-so5 SKIS bran, 200 SKIS
oen, - bbls meal and -four, 100 bbl'
po.s'"s', - bbls whisky, 81 bales shea
various lets sundf.,s
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-18

~ Tho Belle Memphis is tho regular
packet for Memphis this afternoon.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-18

~ The Lumsdsa brought out tons
escorted ftsightfss Cairo, 10 tons bar iron
Sor rssAipnsnt North per rail 8 tons
printing paper, hides and sundrics for
Psshipmsnt ~ q. Louis, l3 hhds tobacco,
81 huge sAsss kestlsa y ten' ,undriss Cor
vsshipmsnt South. 81 L,gotg "a
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-18

~ Three steamer len hero Yesterday
between daylight and 2 pm, amer receive
Ing - sssrgsts Of 800 tons At this port.
The Grssd Tower resolved ESQ tons for
Memphis and way points, the Mary r.
Yonyth received 200 tons. and the Mollie
ABB $50 tons. Besides this. the 81. Louis
barge Go. islsAdins charge hers and will
receive G lsaSt 600 toas, n not more.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-18

- The wrcckins boetsT. y. Eckert,
vent up 70 the neighborhood- Of Goose
Island yesterday morning TO sndeavor to
raise barge laden with ship timber for
st. Louis, Which sunk abcut two months
ego. The barge belongs to r. Conrad Of
b. Louis, and the lumber TO- some ofthc
shipyards at that city. INV
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-18
I'M POnTANThTO PMHSl.
L CLANS. e.a "s
.s~ sNsMx Tn&S
A New Discovery IN PhaInarr,

Il NOV UNCuJCl WQllAocJ
/ "Thereis no medicine % potion, incdrf6f a..
eases AZ Poiophyllin. Could 10 be admin ister-d
sr oSa.a S xsa iSGsSs sai s...t
Tho discovery cisia 70 have raAdcis shsssss.
poundpg o. Podophylln with mild fsvnives In
such manner - ~ saHAs . M ~ saa pssas~AI
csthartn that can bc af'nin'tefcf IN an orca.
sions. 70 Old or yolns. susie. or .snAe. Wil.o.si
causing irritation aud consequent. pain. This
comp 'und call DR.. Ho0Haahs Posio pAy LIN, "
sub.,i,pic for Mntrsi Pull have i-kes sh~sss
myself. and mel thsm IA my family % wcii ~ IN
my practice for the last two years, under all cu-
cum.,ahces where a caih,rtic was Indicated, with
the mos satisfactory results. ~ sol equally upon
the s.efe,ory and digestive orysns, 'proisiins
avine discharges ~ a natural manner, always
mild ye, active enough to thorousllv Gle .p- tic
ssssIs ., Rns a,ss ga ~. ION, = s
my practice have used all the different purga.
,is.- in the Mal.ra hedica With hut lttie sal..ias.
.. so as Ms ;s I. aa sssss
aud Liver pilistoo humorous q mention, al have
a-iu,ilrr effect They are drastic ~ thei nature
draining i6e bose's u lie asiuSi Ssii,' away,
a.cssrary 20 promote dige ton, consequently
producing Piles. cnsampton' Liver Complaint.
and long tfaiu ui diseases incident % the digrs
tive ofgsns, instead OF relieving ~ intended,
While the compound have discovered, by Ms
mld Apcrient Operating, acts M = gentle move.
ment uppn the small intestines aud Liver, rsllsv.
INK them OF all ob>tructiOn- AMI inygoratlng the
whole syesem. =. ..If FrrFaI - f-assr1s
1 consider these PHYS great achievement IN
the annals OF !nedictne, end most respectfully
solicit your inye,ugsslon. and Ssei assured on :
iair trial YOU will endorse all have said in their
favor. Ny method N treating such diseases ms
foul Breath, Liver coinplainst, dyspepsia. Con.
supation OF the Bowels, Biiiou. Complaints, aud
nearly oil diseases al. !he disestlye Organs has
been, nrHt to creams the bowels with the PHI
then usipg my Bitiers and Tonic 20 siren gthen and
InNigorate, and In oil eases where proper alton.
ton wss paid 20 the directions the dser.s would
yield without N ther treatment. should have
called attention 10 the Pills before now but have
net been ate 10 snepiy The home demand Tor
them. have recently Increased my facilities for
manuiaiuring, and ain hos Prepared 10 fully sup
ply the wants Of alt, either IN large or mall
quantities. To accVmmodaie those At q distance
unlu they can b. obtained IN every First Class
Drug store N the county, ! have adopted the
follow ,ng preesby man to any part OF IN. unlied
One Box, osI.paid......-....- b.
iwoboNe-' "'''"'''.''''''-r.''.-'''- %
Ihfee - a % -.... .".,"."....- Is
sA '""-'."...-.....-. .....- ~ "
Oh :. F." = ......-......... .,........... ~
Address, .hHs C.M. EVANS, " q.
iebsiu gu Arch Street. Phiiadeiphis, Pa.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-23
The Hazards of Winter.

rN
The feeble and delicate dread the winter, and
with good reason. The weather at this season has
depressing effect upon the vital organs and the
animal spirits, and they have no vitality or mental
animation to spare, The aged and infrm, in whom
the fame OF life is waxing dim, are always I'M
pleasantly affected by the temperature OF winter,
and should fortify their systems against it. The
extra vigor and resistant power which the enfeebed
system rexuires to enable it to meet with safety
the assaults of cold and damp, may soon be ac-
quired by the regular use of Hostetters Stomach
Bitters. The tonic effect Of this wonderful medi-
cine is soon apparent, in an increased Appetite
more active digestion, and brighter, happier
frame of mind. Food s the fuel OF the BODY and
IL it is not properly dgested the fires OF life burn
low. When this is the case, the disability can al
ways be remedied within short space OF time, by
taking full dose of the Bitters twice day. The
stomach will soon begin to perform its allotted
task regularly and steadily; the food, being
thoroughly assmilated, will yield the amount OF
vital heat and nourishment which the body re-
quires under the external pressure Of cold and the
winter ailments which are apt to assail the weak
and untoned physique will be avoided.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-23

Z .
-" Yankee Johnson" farmer living
near Rock Island, ILL.,, was kicked to death
by a mule q few days ago. si4 1e
In Toronto, recently, man had his
wife's coffin carried through the back win.
dow for fear Of scratching the paint off
the front door. 1904 >E aas
Joshua Davis, recently died in Colum
bus, Ohio, from the effect Of, laughing gas
taken to have q tooth extracted.
"A kerosene lamp exploded the other
night at the residence Of Dennis Hickey,
at Brooklyn, and three persons were
severely, and one fatally, injured.
The other afternoon the house Of Dali
las Miller, at Wells Pa was destroyed by
fire, together with ell the contents. Alittle
girl four years Of age was burned TO death.
"A young lady recently visited the Ra-
cine (Wis) lighthouse, to witness q storm.
She got enough Of the fun, for Q storm
arose that kept her q prisoner for five
days. =. q
AT Lima, Ohio, young woman
named Mary Ogan, while going down
stairs, stumbled, and dropped glass lamp,
which broke. The fragment entered her
neck, causing her death. - I;sie9 i,sn
"A few days ago, an explosion occurred
in the Richie County asphaltum coal
mines, in West Virginia, by which three
men lost their lives, and several others
were covered up in the mines. e5.
"A daughter of Willis Adams. Of New
Elizabeth, Ind, about II years Of age, up
set coal oil lamp few sdAygSeD set fiTe
to her clothing and was burned ~ death
before the fiTe could be extinguished.
"A man blythe name Of Shaw recently
ffozeI one or his great toes, at Bristol,
Mass, and, II giving him considerable pain
and trouble. he sought relief by cutting y
off with d cliiseI. The remedy proved
Verse than 'ths disease, and he WA obliged
TO consult =" regular I" practionar - 6nd
out how ~ could get nd Of the pain and
Inflammation.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-23

Il COagh, Cold, or sore Throat,
requires immediate attention, as neglect
oftentimes results In some tncurable Lung
Disease. g Broscn's bronchial Troches are
simple remedy, and viii almost invariably
reputation and popularity of the Troches,
many scorthless and cheap limitations are offered,
uhich are good for nothing. Be sure to OBTAIN
the true /" Broacn's BronchiGl Iroches." Sold
everywhere.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-23

JOHN v. FAREWELL & Co, having had un
prece6ented success with the Railroad brand
Alpacas, have again secured its entire produc.
ton.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-23

: A London dispatch Of the 9th says
TIMERS IL alectedlto the Assembly by IN
Overwhelming majority His success ex.
lceeds all expectations. IT was reported
that the armistice had been extended, and
that King william and Bismark felt as.
spred that the war was over, that prepare.
tions for the continuation of the campaign
were merely 70 show the French what
they might expect Il they should refuse
the terms offered.
zlTke English members Of the Joint COM
mission on the AlaBsans ana Fishery ques-
tons are Eexl DeGrey, Mr., Thornton, Sir
JohnA. Macdonald, and ST. John Rose.
Fifty cars with provisions entered Paris
on the ID, with the inscription, London's
gift to Paris."asf al.te gfit' ~iili' ~
The Eastern Conference met again on
the 7th. Representatives were IN attend
ance from Ill the conSignatery Powers exs.
cspt France. Upon Its adjournment, as
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JCHH II. FAxWKLL e Gpshaye removed 10
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avenue, Chicago; and are now opening the
largest and most varied stock in the CITY.