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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-28

A SMALL pox REMEDY.-The following
statement of correspondent of the Stockton
(Cal. J Herald has been going the rounds of the
papers. An ex Californian says he has seen it
tested with entire success We reproduce it,
therefore, for what it is worth:
Il herewith append rccip pc which has been
used to my knowledge, in hundreds OF cases.
1t will prevent or cure the smallpox, though
the pitings are filling. When Jenncr discover
ed COW ux in England. the world of science
hurled an avalanche of fame upon his head :;
but when the most scientific school of medicine
in the world-that Of Paris-pubished this
recipe as panacca for smallpox, it passed un-
needed. 1t is as uniang as fate and conqucrs
in every instance. 1t is harmless when taken
by well person. 1t will also cure scarlet fever.
Here is the recipe as have used it, and cured
my children Of the scarlet fever; here it is as
| have used it to cure small pox when learned
physicians said the patient must die. it cured:
SuIphate zinc, Que grain foxgove digitalls, }
one grain half teaSpoonfu's Of sugar mix
with two table spoonful of water Whe tho
roughly mixed. add four ounces of water. Take
Il spoonful every hour. Either disease will dis
appear i'll tweve hours. For a child, smaller
doses according to age. IF counties would
compel their physicians to use this there would
be NJ need uf p. st houses. If you value ad
wee and experience. use this for that terrible
ui>rnSe
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Grntutbi9enDe &batiaebem
. a.l fir @auenleioemoe.

Sttsn Sag benefit 4 I'D farer, tab Qetaletben IN at ft.
nen traurisen 5ormen, ebne : &pteriststt cter unstlesenbett
In @&ranIen e~etalea, une eebetIt @rebeu lam. 81 If eae
tartnddise &ranfteit, aber tbre 5artnadistett tdlt ni&t Std
A Gen ee tetarrlt&e Sell. anb Dteeerberatuauestrat son
9ofetter's Weasenbttteren. Deie. ~,atrdsltte 3d.
k.unss mtttel svtaetbas 0rsan fetxe pfItdt ~
II 1 H.: - mu6 mater btn, Gtnaa6 ~ 8itte'eH ~s'odmd6ts
unb sefunb ~attsabern. Die aDtrtane - 0,tertu trtust sas
Organ ass fetRen stbsatf&ea 3aaanse IN s%sutemmeaer Oar
monte nit ata 0eiansbettssdesen 3arhd. 81 0erassftet
s~srtsnsea, = serfAstasst Re IA eehtnasaa sser ri en-
fanea vsroaaeen. - brit e asf; r. he @sat sts asDd6e
sr ausea nit i>ueafaser Sale sefarbt. = ssstssea IL tbre
aa,arltde aarte steeer; IL sr x,yettt fsst. f. sssst q ptessr;
IL he eesaxsaS Se&wdas, 70 Stre Re stessrsese'atat; ta'i
rae aud tmntr " stuytsne ~ eetens fta mtSea. nab
Sas fit stse Staf 4 anseasnnea tatea maj. etne 9et'
In s1 10 Sevtt. De f,t te aldtsa dkrtaasea ssekn
&diniHss h alien 8iass. ~ sas ttIt5ft &tten f4sa est'
vt6tlt II; Abr h 61qsr. ~ tl,t sae seetbaae ~ eYatns
u aeterte ba ssrsaasea u. tlaa a. be- Saate etsta tta.
>srd ,srA seod.ittaea Ostsas6 stsfs fAsadssftea q.
seaui8sh Ii l1eiaea = slts sesaut sesbss. Dss I'D ts'
sksse xtssf1Aen Ne essaitA usssea snsss fsases. stH
's,isete. y islss al Dufsaes y, tassfs ~sssse .tttss-
.aAa - /. 3 han,ttx III.
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Neue 7:3O @plD Mnleibe+
Older! Yrp itabel! permanentl
Sal Goote It. 6 o.
bieten sum s'erfauf an fir gar unb cbseloufe'e 3tnkn bk
Grfte Sppp,befe 2auS Grant s. o , Sonbs
Nortbern waeife Gi}enbabn gompaene.

Dte1e Brnbs fb eehdert. erneus turd { ne 5pppttete
aut bic &t,e, balm islbh, tbr 8et,t bsmate tai up lamntlide
@qu pirune; wxtIens curd fske ptpcthefe aui b { aar5t
yanc S6tatuu9, nslde u,egr as q, 600 older yano fir ieSe
Mtle Babn ber Ct:
5atren une bic Sn { re6sn b~albidprlia ) esm 3 nsfue BON
5teb tn unb Dret 3etutel pro3ent iab'ttd:
Die pne5 perben 3un 9fennnertbe pn 81 U. s. 4, $1,000,
5000 unt 100 O %absetr.ten.
Die 1ruRess unter Ter 5upotbeie fnb SAB euOie ren@taa>
eelpt'a. uHe 5. GDsar lOmpfsn. praitoeAt er vsntstsania
1eutral 0tientatn Gompdene
ee Nortb..u o. Fe 7:30 tdnts rerbsn jeber 3At br
ttrem 9erfansermin NIT tebn p%rotent pr n In 1T
!sbtr I .'O) far 2ane.reten Ter s~ompa9n'e tu t rem atarts.
fen Daar prefe in 3ablun6 vnoenomr en- me zen.
u. fer tbrer dtfclutrn 8 derpett %eenabren ore(e Bunbt, VIE
n.r slaueen. en- er5esres S%tntonmea. ale t,eens stne aab.e
2Der bap,u t5nn,n ", umfetuus berfe BIT. In N.rtb.ea pa-
cifte itr idtrllM.s Clint amen etn . II ct ~perrsebreR
unb seuieesu bat rtue ~s0aaduete i~urer'affse vopta1 aa~
Gufaufb.r Bunbs.-- Die xd&a.8 nj % r u9d4ar
.8au4uter ts's. ct etsie 8ones ~ tseem %bel'eO,aen ge..raee uae
aueere 6O1es fur 'teit a. sirtauf&en %uunfd.n, tbnaen ne
burd irSenb stnea uni ri Aseut a bewe' TT nihe ret6e BIZ
esdser Nartts:ttfe fDr ausssrtduFt&en mertpaSteret da~-
perfentn. ~dae II sotalt,dt.n fern sep sanfeu u.bse.,
tsnnen @eis see' anoet, Boaos btrstt an ne IT Gxere
ttra paetRe U,nls ~,enittirex. etae u t:nen tdr "a Rdx.
ter 8ur ride { NuStunft &a1ten. &C.. nente MAJ i'd seer
'&retke. an be late,jsttHeteu cter an tretnb etHe 0Aet
obe, B,uautes. urlas FIR .eu strtaut bteisr HuIette teaA.
&. striasfea IN Der e : e.a Rattenal @aat rab
td ~ Titus Brss. I. DuubGE 8ant ire, Neeata,
Suss. 81 itss ssb xeas, eanss,s es,raee. Gen. uau4rs
fit 9taaeist1. 0tSesafa, Sainoh I. bae nSssItd. Saaaaa.
fs9'5sts
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q. m. 9ngtr(oQ, Il Go

@tr mSGten TN fern tpertben &unben
an3etgen, bab MIR wiecer BON ben iebr
btaiaen farbteen Nlpaeas Cnur rs Cents
per Yaro) etnen 9rpben @prratb baben.
6sue Garben fars Grlbjabr eeefsnet.'
S4war3e Setoe Die MIR lebte6 @pat<
jabr 3u $3.50 D%ertaufter, tuerper jest bet
unS III 5000 perfauft.
Mir f1nntett nod bunoerte BON Nrttz
feln t1enner, tpentt wtr ni@t pabten, bab
unier 6aus aIeemetn als baS biQt9te
I'm @taate befannt I f. Gin Bewets ber
9rpben 3unabme In uniern 8erfdufen TT
Der baB ptr leBtes uno bteies Sabr
9e3rpuneen tpareu, unl let 2ofal beoeuteno
~ rer9r6bern.
8ir >perpen eS ben 8duferr gum Gor>
tbetl MAIDEN, wenr, ite> BET uns ppriprez
den ebe ie tbre @tnfdufe 100 anoer@ ma,
den, Deutlbe fnb tmmer I'M @tore uno
bereit ibre2anp6leute aufs bette gu beote<
men.
.. %. Gn9erfpu S 60.
80 100. Dritte unb 4. sBabaibam 5tra6e.
nabe Ger Brittle.
at. panl, Gftnn.
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Binuua 8

8 Il. Sadi"n. @ee fer sf Dte>s. $. ssegeue",
oeuIider Deputp ferttSt ATTRACTS Of xt1le unb oeab.
urfunoru befurst 2auboertdure uub Aala gen upu Sc
oera &c. Nttrafte werleu auf Uerlaa gen tn brut1@er
Spraae aussefeEttet.
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Carlton Gountp

9 d m ia 8, 70. Wdr5 1871.
r @srid u q an SD 5eutb'rs. Got S Bod l uub Got
70 Blvd 2 Etsmpipn SO
81 euasp On Vlar1ba y 5ufss, 6 ades Se:t2 TB R
II. ID $40.
. " Nefen an g9m S @ap!prb. 8 . u @ett & II,
81 Ii, u ,, s NO.
. Sam nrppn an nj s @aptprb, 6 3 d Sett H., &
z 81 is, 80 ., $500
.pe.sr Wtion an Wm $ @aslpss, g W.A eett1 10 &
AZ. II 10. . $500. 49,.
SDtn Brcwu an Wm s Ga9forb % Il Spm 81 % Il
som . u "a Set 8 8 AZ y lE. $50.
Ntan Saeer an s > purter. q o. Sit 81 & AZ y II
8 . II Set "a 8 a7.R II " D $oUU ,rrt.
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81 DerfQufru.

gu serfauen. Gin fleiues 6aus unb
est a Hrrt Str 6e fur 500, $50 Saar uno te,Met an 3ett.
n@sitenwtse" bis Sum Sauf Nadjafraeen In oiesr QfNcs.
BzS@ @us5e3ei9ncte @ele9enbcif. - Gin lebr
"efanntes unb tn Ger urtera S1aot prrtbetthaft Ae-
lesenes otu,ides @af4au5 unb Wtrtb1oaft NIT euttr
nr6 rier 5anre tn Strait it. 1T unter annebm tarsu Be
etusu1een aus freer 6anp au uertaufen. R.diufra.
gen In cite Ct Iffe reer auf idrtft!ibs Mnfruee au bic
@orede. at'r: @aubsr, Boz 26! st. PAUL, l. TIM.
NJ % nm
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$ =: sadi"n. Rse.aer IF 0eess, $. @esene~.
Deu'i6er Depatp ftd1ttgt abtraets Of 1tne uas osas.
bera &c. Nttratte perreu auf W~erlaageu ia beut(aer
Spraae u sseferttet.
@amFaG Is. W9Gar3 II.
Glen s unb Dm @asnonb an Samss S stewort,
Ebstle sVu Cots 9 uab Is y pd 81 Stat Winpna, $1,000.
Searp y 5aet'ns une 5ro11 an So mes S stewarf. 25
@pSert 8 Suits unb grau an S.mes = Gtswsst, As
bel rs ! an 3uetttr Str : |, d 81 81 Ona s150o.
&beooor y Srsen une say an etarlss . aDtee.'r
sOn 2 % Il ron 81 % 4 oer,elben se't,sn'' ST 20.
5 : t : : ,u asG 81 gray q .s ~ 4"'re~ e'e7''e' aaetl ean0
Ider tint 9 u 4 bon g u h uea Sett 16, & 1U5, 81 Z,
soen gaos an sesmas etmpf0n, ert i Blvd 5 etutes
s;s a:, Gu s !; 8 s. $ sS S''@ an q" S %'"st's ''& ss ":'s Sid a. Il;
o:eor . Sarbnea an mars g Murts, 50 BET $50 s tn
81 r. e s]antotas Nbotu @tno 9; $3.50
29!a am e1ms an A'astta S0nes' cot eett & 1ob
IS : a1a!isr nne 5Faa an s0ba ar'enr, Cot Blvd
: Il ) ) S sss a. ~ ; S: 8 ,s ~ g ; ! ,3 &ss"sFt'' 20 a@t' i"
% 81 b i sss" st., IL i : f 'S7 i g 5 & : s. S'"t'' 20 a&s' Il"
ss% assM Is \ I'M 8 5 4 aae i i sats I. ets
OV ~ ~ N y ~
ulstun . 2 nu an Sarah 9 Sage IL adsr tm Bill.
laae gD tpta. S225.
se'u,am $ Atorr'a n"t g. - an sotn Woterton. r u
Il pom " . 4 BON Sett % ! $685.
Ata Opa5las uno 5rau an 61t,brtd q ager. Got 4 unp
. X BON Got , Bed o Qa,ro's Abb ju WtnDua. $iOOJ..
SOpn 8 Cp4 unb Srau an 6 4tba,t.a 2ambre@s. Got Z
n Bod 1 5, l'nuna $4,000.
81 Sane 'uee u b 9.mabl an . nnts DAILY, 3 i bonn
Y . 4 bon 5eft 4 s 106 &S. $4Sv.
So Sonss uao G,au an j: sbe1td 9 5%sttntan. 81 II
Yrm u " Il pom y " 4 BON Get / 8 90 u 9, $4uO
S 6 5sttman an j 6 SON . 50 BET 40 s an Httrter
SIR Sod IS tuTs Hbo iu Winona. 81 10.
ia er1an 8IpHt uuo 5rau an Ben Spbnfpn, g W d
pom y 8 4 pom Sc I 3 unb She'll 30 6 ID u BON 6ett
I nub Zpeile pom s tt g uub ~ & 1 6 81 IL. $50 o.
59pos Stmpipu uno g 6 20 te an Sonatb j 9aplpr
. - a BON Set z & tO5 Y 10. $42'.
TX VaQtsan unb 1rau an lbael Zasde, Got 10 Blvd
8 gputes abb III % mona $3.50.
Itomas 8 Ue.nett an 1bpmas Dtfipn, > Is Spu Got
7 clpd 9, Dtttt / u ppn Co. 8 Sled y. Gbetl son Cot 6
Blvd 8 20 Eue boa Cot 2 oipd II. Got ii Blvd 48 xnb .
Il pom Qpt Z Old 10 Ufuona, $50 0
Gratus Wl!epr unb 5rau an Saue7 5 Sterart, -. tie
Don Qots g unb y Htpd 81. gDtnona 81
8rantltn S pert MS uno 8rau an Same $ 5tewars,
"a j 8ecut son Got 9 y Cd e., W.uena. 5000.
Utarfben VI Merchant an SEQ WtQt Xnapp, y > 4
Bonn " % Il unb & u d Bonn q . d BON Sett 2 & 1G7
s, 1870.
Etpmus . rttnf an 1rantltn pratt, & % Il som q
ID Il BON 6ett g & .O5 81 s. $40.
Gewass s ARue, "a 5uItus vals, eoa Blvd % eatrss
Nba III 2rta pua, $7SO.
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(GortfeBuug folat.

,,&larterapat(d" brtnSt folaerbe
8erle zines auf Der @a@t in Getupe6>
lano febeneen &rtesers: {
sd i&as' ben oltn <&apptn,
aaetn uer iadset uair2 w., ed .,.-
9u b5&f serbd&t'sen @ruppe1 ~ !
= l%lmmunttlts ud&tli@ MIR: @#
DIN trSfenben @ebaRteu
Nebm Id nit In bas Srabt .
let Ret 3ablt tauieuo dranIes,
NurtR mir bier Geaer al"
- Gin @irtb In a(ufin, 9erae. ems
pRtblt fein 2otal in elmer 3eituno nit
iulaenren 8erfen:
Nidt LANCER lrau9t bas patIilan
Settta bersaales St.bt ttram3
Tn rtdteu BEG bat man eessfen s8
BamGyd.5 alssu aek 9eesn tn.
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, &tearn4 gOunfn.'

~ 9tearns eOnntp.f>
9 9cbn Sap %0ssiRer sf Deets suxbs sfentlt&er Nutar
empneb't Z \ tn auen In fen 5a& i&laeenben arbttteu, yer.
fault S@tfs Ssutratts uue gDe&feI auf Deutf9taus Ct.
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Grunbeieentbnn,s. Dertdnfe.
Qe 6ueur GpuutS.

aN&&AE&EE %4w~S 5000 oS~"S1 .ENx
1.lir &. Botrer sestfer Of De,ts fsrttst Qtaraets
Of Ithe, bitts 8p1madtsn fur in. uxb Aubiaxb ,&auitrefe
X: &autt uab sertaaft 2aub auf~ GeumiiRsu, beiorss Gsi.
lett,sne1 tc. &
e Sueur> Is. NRar3 1871.
Grafas 8 Yterfsn unt 8rau an Ssitsb % B.uva eat \
ssn eae sgsf eon Ssttton 321sna III Rause q 60Adet
GtarlesRt4ter an DIt.lmtna Rt&ter y % II ssx g Oh
6 80 s III q % 40 u 80 D $2W.
Spbn u, Mttetu. 8rau an S ,tn Stea ID Il bon 6 .
6 80 + III @ "a sO v % . 81, 275. -
s.,ses :? a's = et@sn On Sosa 50arl 81 BON q ID II e1s
& III R "A 159 80 u % .. $3.50.
@rkert q Smith an 6 6 Aeeb Qdab. u II Z ITO y %
80 " Qatt Glaim . 1UO.
@ltaa.l @rstp unb ser stertH. sex eefsu.u.r O.. an
Graftus 9otrel 2dub. tn 6 IA & Ill 81 rs 80 Y @b1tfs p
500. ~
@ee. gsrfqtbe u. grau an S 6 Sd mtst Qdnb. tn 8 Is s
TO R % u 1jO q u . S17W.
." Nane1 9:5. 9a1 uub 0Qann an Gee. 4prfptbr 6 D~L
BON 9 " n g II 8 ITO u Is ID . 40 u S4O0.
~ q : 54 y y: S'au an 9srtp 8 Da'ts eans 8 % s ITO
> las ss'ss R ? y, S 81 : ,,sssstR 81 BON 9 q se-1 liz
Sobn U gat.ru. grau an g 3 aosers Fan tn g . Il Won
e. : 100 = q 40 4 % . $1v01. -. ,srasng~ 49, -,
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fur btefe6 Trubjabr.

Die 9r1gte unb Bette Muswabl I'M
Staat uno btufser als je 3upor IN ct.
paul 9eboten tpurpe, bel
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6reeboru Gountp
u q sRebse R,atsanpalt, Q~autaa.nt uut Col.
leftor. Nlbett rea M,nu., TIT bet &tu,tee fmGpuutp, Der
ppaRauotse &bRraet- Bidder befst.
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Tdrm III D~erfaufen.

gu sertauf n 80 DIR 9ant. ppssn IS older uutee pRua,
10 older @eulano bar utrt 4e aqes 8ui& tn gutter Sent, mK
eutem 5uus, Srunuen Staaune unb eorannerp u. f. h..
pc er unb7 u. tier ucugRontato uus wirb pertaoft aus freter
5auo pn benz uute,3 :idnftsu. clinton Mapsr. g8aaeruader
in Wnnfoto @lue "a tb - punru. Ninn. 2%n,%61ntu.
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n.-Gine CUTE Garua in Dppb~
bsrrV lomn, Wa,btnstpn gruntp Wei I'm opnSt @oulu u. poa
81 Mder yanp. pon lem as older fd uner gutter aultur tefa-
ten nj eefsn3t f B.. NIT suttn1 WOtnesbaube. @tdQun8,
Drummer unb 3ubeb6r 1T aue ireer (9anb III ter %ein0iaen BE-
bin9uns n au perfautsn. Stride unb @dule ino e6enfaaS
abe an Der 9arns pe!eseu austuult ertpe,!t ots'e Sffte
.ber auf ldrtt:t9e Nnfrooe ts3q 2uIw.
9en. g. RtbigbGHier
Scr 1863 ct. saul, atnu.
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. a ssesa 2 , ~ 5 az n@ e ~ s'a S61 12
Syn ~ y g 2 IT. y grsa q an 3 a'ssrs Fan tn 6 . n ron
. 9ebn Sap aeeiRer Of Deets uxts sfentlt&er stutar
Fault + s&t1s s.a.sait. !" u No. g Ss$ !%% sa} Dsas ($ Hsst'' C.. VIZ
ct. @leub "a. Rdra.s
. @ ss 3 3 g s. e. "a $ R. sa''"ann sohR \ 9 is
go = Restr an sopa Srsael 8 wARoAe is zl2s
ud m' !s s Ms ! en- s $ :; Z 9 % s, s: 3 s 7 sa ,ss :! s 8 Fl t. 100
s. iSsei 1sa g X 81 sss6a q" &''f'' burt 9 % y ''' 6 ~Ns
y sa'f'1 an 5 $ ue'rsta 3 IL 3 9 tn ss.esa1t st Gl.us
q I + s e g! : Q Il u aaS : S i s'aH . ia Il :
a;SS %s's" S s. s 5; Sas:' xs 81 az ~ ~ S''s'; So Is ''' 9 " S'
Mlbert U. p .tstel u. 1rau an & Bali ND Ii Suu 6
g = 9 q Z 1926 q 70 sf0J.
~, %otca Ssrdl ~; 1rss an 9 S maaer, 8 . u 9 60 g
S ae1a It al. an @ott s"oo It. miles mfa. 60 X r
. Au.M \ 9 II rs o 80 $1,000. "
% Sc. gDe,s Ct II an S Wenslis 70 Il Don "a 6 IA 8 122
81 Setestf4ts. n. 9rou an . g Morean 9 6 4 u
6reeboru Gpmntp
u q fRebse R,dtsanpalt, Qantae.nt uut Col.
leflor. Albert rea M'nu.. TIT bet &tu,tee tmGountp, Der
p0afaubtst Abltraet. Ba&er beist.
=" g nj fag, Is. MGr3 1871.
gDm 9 pratt an anbrer S Bald uaeettette y BON
Al Srette am ~gDsfenee son eets !, !. sx.b4 ia Bod %
INT VtQa9e albert yea, W ,. $50O.
Nm Mo'tn an Ntpn.p Br.mn nnb gDm 6 Yratt, Qpts
Ia 5 uus 4 II blvd q TN Uiaaee albert 4ea, 80 .,
5tnrs etmeass al 6 S Sou bwtd, Cots 10, II unb IL
in Bird 60 tn tse.born 8iGase, % 5. $50.
gm prees / an > 8 SputbW &, Qst z tn 8lpd 90 In
treebprn D,Gaae. % .. $iOU
Greebprn Btaaee. % .. SIS.
De Gbra. BE- IN 2suts Ye~eerfon, Qsts xub 2 in Blpd
- tm Ntlaee albert Sea - = 500.
patrtd Dunntsau an SttaSe @osouatxr, 3 8 Dtertet'
bon Set 22- 1O4 30 u D, $3.50.
G~ltSabetb @eee an yatr'd Duaut gan. r . Il sett %
- 1U4 70. ID y, $i8' 0.
Cornelius Gdert an @laarb g Gdert. > X BON 6 . u
Sttt IS - 101 -19. % ., 500.
GranetS 5au On Sle . efou, Cots ii nab IL In Blpd
3 In 5aas addition ~ ber Btaase Nlbest 9ea, ID ,,
ST.
snberfeu S Nprbman an Deter u perfun, . X BON
z . Il Ia Sett 11-1O2-2t, unb Got 10 3 In 6ett 10
-1O.-21. % D, $tUU0.
Seer 6 Olefon an Wart'n s. .tRoyterfon. . X spu
u uap . X BON : . "a sstt +7-1c4-22. u .
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8illtg gu perfau fe r.-2,5GO Older eutes
8armlanb i'm @taate Mt1purt Ntro i'm @an5en Deer in
Se!tiUnen perta #, pte IS Dem &Gufsr belieb;. Ndberes Ia
Der Staare6eiturg Office.
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tt,e4 6oel tn re- Osern Stab tn weaen Gub In ter8a-
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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-06-08

A New DAILY.--For several days
past we have been receiving Daily
paper called The World, published in
Pclla by Fred. w. Pratt g. Go. It is a
four-page paper, size five by six inches
say, rs large ~ u mans hand--and
its Terms are "25 cts. per year in ad-
vance. mot paid In advance per
cent. interest will be charged" (To
cover Railroad Tax for the Muscatine
Western, We SUPPOSED If we roccol-
lect right, the Biade says that Master
Pratt Is a boy who prints his paper on
wooden press made by himself
Should like to SEQ IT,. Meanwhile we
wish him the most overpowering sue
cess IN every respect, and hope his
Daily may grow with his growth
aud strengthen with his strength"
until he shall need u ten-cylinder Hoe
Press to run it on.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-06-08

MARRIED, at Cherokee, May 23d, by
Esq. Davis, MIR. q. II. NEWELL, OF
Correctionville, Woodbury. Co., Iowa,
to Miss DELLA LYMAN, Of Hamilton,
Marion Co., Iowa.
The above Notice came to us in an
envelope enclosing an order for the
Voter for one year and n S. greenback.
Mr.. Newell is stranger to US; but we
need no other evidence to assure us
that he liz a live and sensible man, and
worthy OF the fair bride whom he takes
from our County. May happiness and
prosperity attend them ever.
MARRIED, at the residence Of tho
brides parents, in Polk Tp., by Rev,
A. Yctter, MIR. DANIEL w. SHAFER
OF Pclla, and MISS MARY SMITH.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-06-08

NEW Music. From Messrs. Leh-
man ~ Corliss, Music Publishers and
General Dealers in Musical Instru-
ments and Merchandise, Des Moincs,
Iowa, we have received the following
pieces OF Music:
"How Dear to Me the Hour" duet
for soprano and tenor; words by Thos.
Moore, music composed by Henry
Kleber; price so cts.
Johnny is n Farmer Boy song
and chorus; words by Luke Collin,
music by j. =. Webster; price 35 cts.
TERRACE Hi! Waltz" for Piano;
by w. IL. Lehman; price 80 cents.
Music mailed to any address, free of
charge, by Lehman & Corliss. Cor
respondence solicited.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-06-08

THE EARLY SEASON.-Thc prescn
season will pass into memory rs "The
early season Of lS7l"--unless, indeed,
our climate is changing 80 that all our
seasons will come earlier in the year
hereafter. An acquaintance men
toned to us the other day that his
folks, living near town, had plenty OF
peas and potatoes to eat on the 9th of
lust month--which is the earliest we
remember. And cherries are now fast
ripening, and some of them quite red
and eatable. And potatoe-bugs were
ripe quite II while ago.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-06-08

The ANNUAL MEETING of the Iowa
State Eclectic Medical Association,
held ut Ottumwa last week, was
pleasant and successful. From the
report of proceedings, as given in the
Daily Courier, we find the Address OF
DR.. Duncan, Of Knoxville, President
of the Association, was highly culo-
gized, and requested for publication.
The DR.. was reelected President for
the ensuing year, and was also chosen
as Delegate to the National Associa-
ton. The next Annual Meeting is to
BE held Mt Des Moines on the last
Wednesday Of May.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-06-08

A FoRGEK IN MISUNDERSTANDING
over the Register of the fremont
House the otherday our attention was
struck by the almost illegible but ia
miliar signature of Gen. Spinner,
Treasurer Of the United States, fol-
lowed by the peculiarly old-maidish
sign manuel OF l.. T.. Chittenden,
Register Of the Treasury. We laid u
greenback down by the side OF them,
and made careful comparisons-and
the resemblance was, so far as we
could see, as close as the resemblance
would be between n mans own sigma
lures made ut different times. We
don't know who wrote those names
on the Hotel Register whether he's
forgcr i'm training or not-but we
don't want him to sign our name to n
hundred thousand dollar note, my
how.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-06-08

THE GREAT CAMP-MEETING. Last
Saturday afternoon we went out for a
short time to the Seventh Day Adj
ventists' Camp-meeting in the grove
two and half miles north Of town.
The grounds are very shady and
pleasant. There were some twenty or
thirty family tents pitched, ranged in
circle or square, beside a large tent
for meetings. We were introduced to
Elder canrieht, of Monroe, who
courteously gave us all information
asked for. The occasion was the An
nual State Conference and Camp
meeting of the Denomination. The last
Annual meeting was held at Marion,
Linn County. At the time of our visit
there were about 400 people camped
on the ground, from nearly all parts
Of the State. Some had come over
300 miles in their wagons. Elder
White, whom we understand to be
the leading Elder of the Dcnomina-
ton, arrived, with his wife, on Satur-
day forenoon, from Battle Creek,
Michigan. Elders Littlejohn of Mich
igan, Butler of Mt. Pleasant, and
Canright of Monroe were also present.
At the close of the services Oh Satur-
day afternoon, some GO persons came
forward for prayers. Up to the time
Mt which we write, the exercises of the
Meeting had been in every way pleas
ant, orderly and uninterrupted.
After the above was penned, we
were at the grounds again on Sunday.
Elder White preached in the fore
noon, explaining the specialties of the
Denomination. Mrs. White preached
ut ] in the afternoon, a hortatory ser
mon. The attendance was large, hun
dreds being present from this vicinity
in addition to members of the Denom-
nation.
Elder Canright has very kindly
furnished us statement in regard to
the Meeting and the Denomination,
which our readers will find to be in
teresting and authentic.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-06-08

New ComERs. james Johnson,
Esq, of Monroe, was over here last
week to look UP n location. lie pro-
poses to move here as soon as arrange
ments can be made. lie has been try
ing to purchase some property on the
Square; and II successful In that will
put up Il fine business house. Mr..
Irwin, OF Monroe, will soon remove
here also. And there have been sew
eral strangers here lately, from other
Counties and from distance, making
arrangements for removal here. Come
on gentlemen. There are room and
welcome for thousands.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-06-08

TIE MONROE RECORD Of last Satur.
day says that the Festival given by
the Monroe Cornet Band on Monday
evening Melted between seventy and
eighty dollars.
Also, that discussion of the Railroad
Tax question Is continued with great
interest in that section, with meetings
at the School-houses; and ii thinks
the Tax will be carried by a two-thirds
vote.
Monroe will have an Old Settlers
Celebration Oh the 4th Of July.
Bro. Clark has returned to his sane
tum, ready for renewed work after his
New York trip.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-06-08
SIEERIFF,S SALE,

DY VIRTUE OF AN d
ID TION to me directed by I
of the Circuit Court of Marion
and State of Iowa, j haye leyie !
and will offer at Public Sale
door Of the Court House in the !
Knoxville, Marion County, bI
the tenth day of July, A. DIN
tween the hours of 8 O'Clock
and 4 o'clock p. NJ. commenced
o'clock A. NJ, the following des
Property, to wit:
The east half of the southwest
er and the west half of the Sol
quarter of Section number Sc
in Township number seven
IA, north of Range number
[20] west; also the southeast
OF Section number thirty-four
Township number seventy
north of Range number tw
[2l] west.
Levied upon Us the PR
James II. Conard, to satisfy ,
ton in favor of Samuel i
and against James III. Coparc
J. =. KEEL.
Sheriff Of Marion Co.,
BY w. II. SHIELDS, D
Dated June 3, 1871.