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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-12-25
HEAR YE THE MIGHTY CENTAUR's TREAD
See the long line ofmyriad dead
With hoof of horse and human head
RiAn ~, md annnE

HEAR YE THE MIGHTY CENTAUR's TREAD
See the long line ofmyriad dead
With hoof of horse and human head
Rise up and speak !
" Twas proud Olympus gave us birth
For thousand years we roamcd the earth
Fat perfumed flowers of the century plant
Drank liquid from the volcanoes mouth,
Slew man and beast to play our part,
Then restored to life by the Centaur's art
Chased wild mares on the field of Mars,
Lived on the earth, and slept among the sian
On other mission now we're SENT
To bless mankind with nm emollient,
OF which the world hath never dreamt
Even our GENTAUR LINIMENT
1t banishes pains and all such things,
Cures burns and scalls. poisonous stinu-
| Rheumatic horrors scares away,
Limbers stiff joints in a single day.
Poor cripples in their hobbling way.
Limp in on crutchcs-thcn walk away
Fear not duaib horse, thy friend now speak,
Who'll heal your wounds and make yOulay
Ten blrs--Piles of oats to bolt,
Aud flisk about like yondcr colt
Yellow wrapper is the thing for b'utes,
White wrapper alone tho family suits,
J. +. Ludewig, of Hobokcn, n. j., ag
"The Centaur Liuiment has cured me Of R&
matism, afterintense suffering for fifty ym'
81 tried many remedies for my spraiusa-
Gle without relief. The second bottle Of CHtr
Liniment cured it perfectly. Chas Hill, di
Pine ST., Phila."
II. Marsh, Esq, Supt. of Adams Express ID
bles, New York, says: IAN owners Of hCa
should know the Centaur Liniment Weinii
the best thing ever used in our stables,
This testimony could be repeated for anta
1fyou want to avoid suffering, just ytheVs
taur Liniment. Sold by all Druggists.
j. b. ROSE & CO., 50 Broadway, MI
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-12-25

CHILDREN CRY FOR PITCHERS CAToRlA'-a
substitute for Castor Oil. 1t assimlIats u
food, cures wind collie, and causes natural aq y
1t does notcontain morphine, is pleasan''I,als
never g.ipes and never fails. The best Pl''
known
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-12-25

Weeks Magic Compound calo'a a
coughs, and all Affections of the thrH'
and lungs. 1t will relieve, and viii
taken in season, cure more cases Of Loo!
diseases than any remedy ever known
Sold by all drugists. Sn.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-12-25
Hardwick, Dec. lG. 1872

STocK-llOLDERs' MEEETISG-R,SA
holders Of the Lamoille County N,tDi
Bank Of Hyde Park, are hereby wBI
that the annual meeting for the cboiu /
Directors will be holden at their B.dg
House in Hyde Park, on Tue,i,y \
18th day of January, A. D. lS7S,al
O'Clock p. NJ.
Per ORDER OF DIRECTOR,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-05-23
CHAPTER lol.

~, Acr s.-..n.sr , "a
AZ a. Hs;'n M.1..,a.. .n .y' ~. ,sU,
Osos ss .os ~. ns..s.. suu co"''o'
=. ~ .au,'''e' n'sen''s
SECTION !. ne "occ0 ~ He
c IeHcrM AsseMUy q Ms osa.e q xoWd'
IOst tners snaai " ano = hereby per-
msne"My eesafs,sIee :. of near the
ssOne S1en neas Anemo:s, Iowa,
sn aoo10sn.1 Eo1ssen.esy ~ when
convI0a Os sS. ~ ~ % 10y seIm
" - sss.ss - onn empaoyeu
ane Sovsrnea = nesssnssss psIviueu.
49, -. 49,. sn. Ls e
sn.ls nc ~ ~. Ro.rd 81 or u wno
sn C"usS 1 =. Sm ...r
s s. 20 Puso ~. aS.ss1y snu WHO.
W. espu - .ns $3.50 p0 ~.
:. ..s su.u sse"y .;.S .vS ~. ~
suRe.sussSu ~ =, ..sO 80 n ~ .u.ause
Snd - 49, " 49, ~ 0 c,u Is VA Hn
s I."- ~ 800 - ssc.ucy - ~. ~ ION. -.
nass,ons ~ ss snsn ~ H"eu "
sppln.@ccm.Is y 80 U.S, 80.
sSEC. ?. Aoss ~ noasu snsu se,cct
sno purchase the Ocet ana most eI'gi-
OIe qusIiy Q. nos - IMAM Ien acIes On
os nsaf the Tine 81 tue Duou9ue 5outn-
western Haiircad ana the Wapsiepini-
con River, ana may pay therefor the
g s. a ssssss sh e doii.s., and
take convsyancs thereof in Zee sim.
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Start ! story about : brawny NO.
man running farm-building the
fences, blowing the fieids, driving the
reaper, picking up the stones and al
thst-as some fellow did concerning
! female land owner, near Canshdai-
gaa lalre, last yoar-snd Il goes the
rounds Or tie whole American pres, ,
half The editors applauding the Anna
son for her Independence, indnstry
and thrift. Hardly one stops 10 AK
II il i womanly o. proper, o. civilized
even.
One would almost conclude that
mankindl would prefer to have the
female portion Of the population do
all the hewing Of wood and drawing
Of water. But it should be remcm-
bered that such performances on the
part Of females are only cropping out
Of the barbarian that only > portion
Of the world has even yet emerged
from. England has plenty Of it left
in the agricultural districts, and it is
not unknown in the manufacturing
counties.
A writer in the London Telegraph
describes "trip into Staifordshire.
where the women worked 1t the
blacksmith's forge as long and o
hard as the men. He says it is not
uncommon to find mother and three
lusty daughters, fully Of manageable
age, stripped to their stays, and with
kerchief over their shoulders,
welding the hammers and Juggling
1t the bellows, making twelve hundred
nails for twelve pence, and from eight
in the morning until ten 1t night. AT
Lye Waste, whole streets are made
up Of these smithies, in which these
women and their children toll, year
in and year out, beside their husbands
and brothers. They have about as
much refinement and intelligence a. .
!" Digger Indian"
Let our women take TO the pillow
and hoe, and we shall soon have dis
tricts in which they will rival these
muscular females Of the Staffordshire
smifhlcS.
We are disguised with all this talk
about women farmers. Let our girls
take all the prizes at our universities;
drive oil the men from the rostrum;
run our banking and brokerage; be-
come governors and presidents, vote
and be happy according to their
capacities; but deliver us from female
blacksmiths and farm laborers. If
man is not fitted for this work we do
not know what his particular sphere
can be.--Pr0irie Farmer.
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CHAPTER lis

AN ACT requiring the publication Of
the receipts and sbursements Of
the funds Of independent scho ol dis
tricts. and estimstes for the future
maintenance of the same.
SECTION 1. Be e enacted BY the
General AsscDably Qf the State Of IosVd.
That the boards OF directors Of the
several independent schooI Districts Of
this State be, and are hereby required
to publish. two weeks before the an
uual school election In such district.
by publication In one or more newspa-
pers, II any are published In such dis
trict, or by posting up in writing, IN
not less than three conspicuous places
In such independent district, adetailed
aud specific statement Of the receipts
and disbursements Of NIL funds expsnd-
ed for school and building parposes for
the year preceding such annual cleo
ton. And the said boards Of directors
shall also, at the same time, publish in
detail an estimate of the several
amounts which, In the judgment Of
such board, are necessary to maintain
the schools In such districts for the
next succeeding school year.
Approved April II, 1872.
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CHAPTER los.
AN ACT for the protection Of the life
and health NJ Mtu0rs

AN ACT for the protection Of the life
and health Of Miners.
SECTION I. BE x enacted by the
General Assembly Of the State Of lO,ca.
That the Board Of Supervisors Ia each
and every county In this State where
coal or other minerals are being min
ed, shall appoint Q competent inspect
or at their hnt regular session after
this oct shall take effect, and 1t their
regular sessi0n IL April Of each subse-
quent year, who shall, before entering
upon the duties OF his appointment,
take IN oath for the faithful aud Inn
partial discharge Ofsvhe duties OF his
Office, whose duty it shall be, on the
application in writing Of the owners,
operators or employees Of such mInea,
to sxamins and apply such scientifi,
tests - maybe necessary to ascertain
the condition Of the atmosphere In
such mines. - affecting the life and
health Of employees and miners; and
whom he shall b satisfied Of the prev
alence Of Choke Damps, (Caf6onic
Acid Gas), or Fire Dampe, Light
Carburstted Hydrogen 0as), inAuffl
Client quantities TO jeopardiss the
health or life OF such employees or mi.
ners, be shall determine the number
and capacity Of additional entrances
or shafts, or other means necessary for
the proper ventilation OF such mines,
and to afford ingress ana Axress 20 such
mines In case OF explosions, or the
falling 10 Of the entrance or shaft 10
such mines.
SIC. 2 Said inspector shall receive
four dolla1 per day for the time nee.
sesarily employed 10 the discharge OF
his duties, to 30 paid BY tho owner or
owners. operator or operators Of such
mines.
Provided, that where the miner or
miners employed In any mine Ia this
STATE applies for the inspection pfovid-
Cd for 10 this cot, and the inspector
decides that the inspeOtion applied for
wes un0eCeasary, then, and In that
CO.., the foes 70 tbs inspectOr shall be
paid ~ the person or psrsons applying
FOR the same.
Provided further, That The claim for
aervices . suoh inspeceOR shall b sub
lect 70 the approval Of the Board Of
Hupervison.
6EC. 3. The owner Or owners. opera
tor or operAtoss ~ sssch mines, who
shall naglsCe o. FofNae = make suoh
entsAnCss, Or provide su0A ether 0eAns
= 10 aid inspectOe shall y yfitng
notify The ownss o. opoEAt0s = - n00-
sssary 70 psotsct The 1i1s o. health or
svch employes Or minsgs. o. their eAna-
iItes, sbf any injury resultlng from
suen uegSeoe - euO6 uuinsss OF on.
61n = IT, Aamaoos soatemptated
10 the Sbeunctaa eoo01Gn 10y - fooOV
nn0A ~ m nnn10n IN an0 G36eaaf - nnkla
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Vinegar Ditters are not vile Rancy Drink,
hide Of Peer Ran, Whlskey, Rroor 60ariss
ana Refase Llsue9s, deetoeed. sptesd - sweet
led to please the taste, called TONES, Appssisss
"Resteres." &C. that LEAD the tirpef ON TO drunken
and ruin, but are true Medicine aAs bon the
Native Roots and Herbs Of California. free rs all
Alcohslic eaimslahss. They ere the GRRAT
BLOOD PCRIFIRR ana LIFE GIVING
PRINCIPLE . perssct Renovator ard 1nvieontsr
Of the system. carrying Oh al poisonous matter and
restoring the blood to healthy condition. No peon
esn take these Btten according 10 dsctiens and
main long unweli provided their bones not de-
truycd By mineral poison othsf means and the vital
organs wasted beyond the point OF reyair.
They are . Gentle Fargative - we'll ~ =
xesse, possessing. aien the .e~ussv wes't weetrs
apowerfuI agent in relieving Congestion Inaamna-
zion Of the Liver. and ell the vhcsrAi Organs.
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS, whether in
young or old. married SINGLE Ut the dawn Of woman
heod at the turn of life, these Tonic Bten have
equal.
Tor InAammatsry or Chronic Rhe1naiis1
and Cost, Dyspepsia Or IsdiGeseisn, Bil.
less, Remittenf And InterD1teent Rovers,
Diseases Or the Bleed, Liver, kianeys and
Bladder, these Bitters have been most successful
6ach Diseases are caussd by Initiated Bleed,
Which is generally produced b. de.nssm'ns o. tAs
Oigesttve Organs.
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION, Read
sehe. Pssn 10 the Shoulders Coughs Tightnsm Of the
Chest Dizziness Sour Eruetations Of the etomAsh. Bed
1ste in the Mouth, Bilious Attacks Papissien Of tAs
Heart Inflammation Of the Lungs Pain in the regions
Il the Kidneys and hundred other painfal syDytes
afs the ofsprnss Of Dyspepsia
They nvisorate$be Stomach and stimulate ths torpid
Liver and BowelE which render thsn Of uneauAllsd
efficacy In cleansing the blood OF al impurities aDl In
psrtins nov life and vigor to the whole system.
FOR SKIN DISEASES, Eruptions. letter.
Bait Rheum. Biotehes, spsts, Pimpea. Pustulss, Bois
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CHAPTER ia.

AN ACT to regulate the manufactnr-
ing, keeping. aud sale Of certain oils.
SEC. I. BE Il enacted By the General
Assembly Of the State Of IoWd.
That no person shall mix for sale nap
tina and illuminating oils, or shall keep
or Ofier for sale, or sell oil made from
petroleum for illuminating purposes,
Inflammable ct less temperature or
fire test than one hundred and ten
degrees. Farenheit.
SEC. 2. That any person violating
the preceding section Of this act, shall
be punished for the first offense by fine
not exceeding one hundred dollars, or
by imprisonment In the county Jail
not exceeding thirty days; and for the
second and every succeeding offense
by fipe not lees than one hundred, atri
not more than one thousand dollars,
or by imprisonment In the county lail
not less than thirty days; nor more
than twelve months. or by both sucif
finc and imprisonment.
SEC. 5. That any persons or members
Of any co-pArtnershtp, or corporation.
or clerk or employee thereof, who vl0
lates section one hereof, aud another
10 injured thereby, shall be liable to
the person 30 injured for damages
occasioned by such violation.
Approved April ~, 1872.
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II h easy to write nonsense on such
subjects - health and disease, and
what people should and should not
at. A gentleman who did this quite
extensively some years ago, has lately
come 10 the confessional. In letter
70 the Independent. written from =
foreign Cline" he refers TO the theo-
Sies about food aud exercise which he
Oncs advocated, and makes . humble
and probably truthful confsssion :
'sbat I va IN 49, then." He Il 70 BE-
commended Tor his frankness, and
congratulated upon his returning good
sense. Thsss NJ Others Who coul d
U.s. the Same language, speaking In
tho present tsnss.
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Evergreens.

NyEN THOUSAND EvERGREENs. from
twelve TO thirty inches in height. at 50
- hundred, or 80 per Thousand. Cali and
Svul4 CA. POUND
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f1nG|rFEG uUIE3nm. ~ ~IwM IL
vhooe 6nfv e alsnll q q Snsn1n9 -.
nnrSNano waforial - n1inaeintond
~ vcrk on ssi6 h~ll6ine. end IS
elno1i reorave - hia - Ssion onlv
sn6h eslnas = asid 49, saaV ~.
66na Theeo = hssrav - luer1a1eA
- ~ nv nnonev - ~ e1nSn 71noen-
= ~ o2kerviss asns,.ri~1e6. ~ enN
* ma fhoosen6 Xcsasrs' - - snuch
shar~T rs Al v = rssSSssrv -. m
c~vs.s,.ss ~ SsmvI.AsS irs eS.1. sie u
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49, = RarT' nfsIl.s~ ~SeN nlfeh1e.
.:.ss.e Sess.s-. 49, 49, s.ovi6ed
- ~ koesd - ), 49, -" c,ssrries -
,,,,sssseesS s,sSi - ~ esrscs3 81 ~
1879 ee.s,sSsr ts.~sSr :. ~eoov ak1e
1872 cessvscs, - ~. =. As1r..' ~
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49, 4 ~srssn 3. ~. ,enitsntisrv.
.s..s m. n A,.i, a s.SSl~ ~.,.s3
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r~.a.s.. =: "a ..s~x ~ s.ssS ksaS.1-
- g 49,, -. ". 49,
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nv, 8. a~...ssss .,s ~. = 1s..., s..,s
- axss;c.. - ~. y.s 81 .s,s,s ~
- 49, 49, :. 49, ~ - - IS 1870
Ps.o ~ ~ uosu Ous g yIs e Duy
oy Ssr.SPss s.cos ~ 80. .. III. ~. =.
s.sc.."S sssu - ~ Uss - i. -
s.s S.sS - 49,. ss.s'.., s...n.
8. 49,. = s s.9M .s
o.. - ~ u 49,. ~ supr.-..a,.,,...
49,. -. ~ .o0os - - IN, ss.s.s..ss
ussSss ~. = os ous 49, ~ - !.
- m ~ - ~ Cs sn - spp ~ ..sS
= -. :. ~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~ 49,
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@ .unot ~ e 80
us1.l e.u, o1awU ~ v.ss " s'se
Psasy ~ mss Pys = ~. n...a
IN =. .ue mo. s y. y. ~ ~.
M...a .N...N'1 e've ~ 1870 n:
u.se uy emps0y ~ 80. 49,
o1.s = s1el1 uutie ~ sus.s s ...s
49, venus .eAPenses' sno Inc ~ rI!p.n...s
S sS.i y. .sS'sI - 49, -.s.. ~. -
penltent'ary snail % sucn . sne 100 ~
~: ~.
~. I1 nne war9en g. sal0 eua-
senuasy sn.s. AeeP : ss'snL1I suu &c
CuIa.e 1911 wu 49,. ~.
showing the nomoer Q. oeye 49,
s e I u -.
u s ~ usy' =. o.cu a - ~.
= A~ue.--
hundred ool'sn wors1 O. Iaoo1 " -
!. y 49, u 49,. ~ .o'.. ~ $50
q u any o1e ~ NJ y sny O0n 49,, -
ssn.sncea " ~. . .na... sn@ - NOR
sU. ~ -. - -. 49,. .o.s0. ss..,. -
convlcs, upon ing lecon men".. ~ Sr =.
the 1sIueus ny auoSns y y y
n.y. .IusS; ~ sa,, sue INA u ~, c..s ~ ~
sucn 49, snsm ue p..u . nI. ~ ~ 10. y.
the nts.e aessO. ~. - suS s.ss ~ -.
nsscneiec, uPOn Tue ceIIness - ~. -
amount oue " sIo wslusn' s n.L w
0utiee o. the wasue ~, y ssau ..u sN,s ~
lenitentiaIy .uu u's Puwess s n. 80 ~ !
tne sams - =. ~. ~ - ~
penitens'.sy :. - M.u's s ~ - =.
practlcn0ses unuII s"e us.1c.'o1s =.
esiu UOaIu 49, .L ls.n naso ~ s...
20 remove nam ~ P'easure' SUI sPpo'1'
sn0.ner; ws... .. -. - Ao..
w;,hout hindsrinv or deiavine the
sn,s, ..,se,cn ~ ~ hni,e,in~ The suner
s~..,' m, : ,r.v and shaIi f.,rnish fron,
..sS c"s.rv stons dressed or IN the
r.s.,.h 81 i;msns;on. .nee; fied an,j
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sr.Iou,a MEDIOCRE CO.

sT.LoUIS MEDICINE CO.
lhesnut - bet. 6Ah and 7th, -. 1eu1e, I9e.
Chartered ~ The STATE atord SAFE $1,000 I'd sse
esc treatmentof disease once ~ ma0, ~ expge0
Enjoying ths best medical skin. nias pursss lrnesfn
ted form and avoiding p0scns reader or 0s3
favoyites We De1tdne ~ III ChssQtc
nd viii send treatment With 0ssrustsoes 70 Tits v
TIE skin Of the metropolis brosght whao ~ see % al
orae cases require prolonged treatment ve
sorrespSnd aat snse the dlcoe ease ssVstre9
SoAE OF 0IK REMEDIES.
OiarrhGa Pills 50cts. Co0sttpoo3on t1ID
81 90. Pills perssa u sensupessd
habit Fever and Ague Pills $500. Liver Rllls
81 90, these sct directly the Liver. NeuPalgia R1alD
Rl 90. relief In 30 min and 10 lev days. To0Sc
.ilIa 81 co. for Nervous Exhaustion. PSyses DssSy.
Loss Of Lose Of appetite etc. Bleed Pills ol.0o
boxes for es, pre' vegetable can be at ns
enough % any blood faint Bucha Pills 81, ios
kidney. bladder ssd uraary dfheuites; this 1Sug kss
world vide sepstasa fos tss yssss Plmple 50
FreckIe Cure u, ~ most effective kssvn y he
fs-siea. Pile Cure 81, Pills ~ N f.s = Ss.a's d.
from a;es 70 o % box. Ass ssA psspsfssseas
~ all tiods reasonable prices. Send tve etaops be
cstaasae. sola BY draesisis u ss.s asA ~. -
direct 70 ua. sddress co1tdentiy Or. n. D. Bod.
~ b. fnysIjs. country Ply sciaee - p!uogsA - Gesg
any Sugar Coated p raIeat edicaoe. oSsg oesUssl To-
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CAAPx&0 100.
An ACT making further AppvUptSa.
lions for the Hospital for the Insane
At Mount Pleasant.

CAARx80 lO4.
An ACT making further 1ppyuptsa.
lions for the Hospital fOI the Insane
1t Mount Pleasant.
SECTION 1. BE u enacted By the
General Assembly Of the State OF fOtCn,
That there II hereby appropriated. out
OF any money In the treasury not 9th
erwise appropriated, the following
sums. for the purposes herein named
viz: For improvements In the west
Wing, with ventilation duct to the new
chimney, seven thousand Ave hundred
dollars; for completing reservoir and
filter, three thousand dollars; for fur
Diture, and furnishing. two thousand
dollars; for reconstruc:ing six water
closets. two thousand eight hundred
s3os;aTs: for new hath room Ia west
wing, one thousand eight hundred
dollars; for painting. one thousand
dollars; f,r eight nre proof doors, eight
hundred d0liars; for contingencies,
three thousand dollars. Provided,
that any sum hereby appropriated not
used for the specified object named.
may be used, 20 far - necessary. for
any other Of the purposes specified In
this act
SEC. 2. The money hereby appropri-
ased shall be drawn and paid on the
order of tho trustees, wnich order shall
b audited and paid ~ other claims.
SEC 2. This act teing deemed Of
immediate. Importance, shatl be In
force from aud after its publication In
the Daily State Register and State
Leader
Approved. April r. 1872.
I hereby certify that the foregoing
act was published In the Daily Iowa
State Register, April 10th. and In the
State Leader. Apr, 18tn. 1872
Ed. WEIGHT, SEQ Of State.
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N. Z. BROKER,

This ussfal article h now odsssa % eli. .
. very reasonAbls price. consldoring the
expense aAA di0oulty n pEspasing CAinsss
Cement ioe market. % that there n % 81
euse Tor any one to b. without Il. The
Cement = vsEy 0ne And becomes - hard -
stone when exposed 70 the air. or heat.
therefore u y tho only Cement thu Will
stand hot and cold water. and for per1see1y
uniting the following materials II has no
equal, such q:
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1000 i: q: 1: /: |.
For any case of Blind,
Bleeding. Itching or
HUicerated Piles that
DE BiNG'S PILE REM
- EDY fails to cure. 1t is
prepared expressly to
cure the Files. and nothing else. sold b. all
DrrVQtsts Price. Al 90 .
IMPROVED
LAND FOR SHE!

fVUn nUNUkEU AND EkhHTf AikES
Of improved prairie land, portion OF which
Is within IL miles of Upton, on the Daven-
port road. The above land is divided into 2
and one of them divided into 1--WE fields OF
convenient size for either grain growing OF
stock grazing, and two story frame house
SxSI, barn g2x50. granary, several cribs,
shock yards several good wells, cistefn, or
chard, smailgrove, and several hundred
rods Of Usage hedging. A portion ofsaid
premises ts watered by sugar creek, and AFT
Ords abundant pasture for stock. TO any
ONE Purchasing the whole OF the above land
l3L acres Of timber within half mile Of
Prizes low and terms to suit Purchaser.
EnQttre of nSff S l.. SMITH.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-05-23

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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-05-23

TO r s A LII
EHI0HrY. ACRES Of first class prairie. well
II fenced and improved. but only cropped
times, situated four miles east OfTiptOn, ID
offered for sale ON easy terms. A new frame
Awening house ID nearly completed and
ready for occupancy.
TEsnE-Ons-thiTd cash; balance to suit
purchaser. -
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-05-23

Dts1n Anvine 0oanoe1one lustadieelou.t
Appaoved Apfil 19th l059.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-05-23

AN ACT to permanently locate and
peovide for the erection and control
Of IN additional penitentiary.
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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1872-09-26
Notice is Hereby Given,

That every person, excepting Justices OF
the Peace, who shall hold an Office or ap-
pointment of profit or trust under The United
States or of this State or any city or corpor-
ated district, whether commissioned officer
or otherwise, subordinate officer, or agents
who is or shall be employed under the legIs-
Iative, executive or judiciary department of
this State or the United States, or of any
incorporated district; and also. that every
member Of Congress, and of the State legis-
lature and of the select or common council
of any city, or commissioners or any Incorpor-
ated district is by law incapable OF holding
or exercising at the same time, the appoint
ment Of Judge, Inspector, or clerk OF any
election of this Commonw eallh, and that no
Inspector, Judge or other officer of such olec-
ton shall be eligible to be then voted for.
Also, that in the foyrih section of the Act
of Assembly, entitled /" An Act reIationg TO
executions and for other purposes" approved
A pril Is, IS40, it is enacted that the afore-
sid 18th section, +" shall not be construed, to
prevent any military officer or borough OFF,
Ger. from serving as Judge, lnsdeCIor, or
Clerk. at any general or special election In
this Commonwealth
And the sd act of Assembly. entitled san
act relating to elections of this Common
wealth, D ssed July I'd, 1899, further provides
That the Inspectors and Judges shall meet
at the respective places appointed for hold
ing the election in the district to which they
respectively belong, before nine o'clock on
the morning of the secod Tuesday OF Oete-
Der, and each of said inspectors shall appoint
one clerk, who shall be qualified voter, OF