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Vinegar Bitter. are not a vile Fancy Driak,
Made Of Poor Rum, Whiskey, Proof 6DlFiss
and Refuse Liquors, doctored. spiced anA sweet
snei to please the taste called Tonics"" ApDetzefs.
Restores, &c, that lead the tppler on to drunken
ncss and ruin, hat true Medicine, made from the
&stiye Roots and Herbs Of California free from all
Alcoholic Stimulanis. They are the GREAT
FLOOD PURIFIER ana A LIFE GIVING
PRINCIPLE, perfect Rcnovsfns an Inviessusse
Of the System, carrying of all poisonous matter and
restoring The blood TO healthy condition. No person
take these Bitters according to drections and
main long unwen, provided their bones are not des-
troyed BY mineral poison other means. and the vital
rams wasted beyond the point Of repair.
They nrc Gentle Parsativc ~ we'll A. a
Tonic possessing also the peculiar merit Al setting
powerful agent in relieving Congestion or Jnnamma-
lion Of the Liver, and all the yisceral Organs.
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS, whether in
vopas old married .trsie. q the tawc cs
hood or the turn of life these Tonic Ditters have no
equal.
For Infiammnisry or Chronic Rheamniism
md Geut, Dyspepsia or Indigestlen, Bill.
Ions, Remittent and InterDtttent Revers.
Diseases Of the Blood, Liver, Kidneys and
Hlnddcr, these Hittcrs have been most successful.
such Diseases caused by Initiated Heed,
which il generally produced by derangement OF the
Digestive Organs.
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION, Head
acne ram m the Shouefs, Coughs, Tixhtuees Of the
Chest Dizziness Sour Eructatons Of the Stomach Bad
Taste in the Mouth, Bilious Attacks Palpston OF the
Heart Inflammation Of the Lungs Pain in the regions
ii the Kidneys. and hundred other painful symptoms
are the offsprinas Of Dyspepsia
They inyigorate the Stomach and stimulate the torpid
Liver and Bowels. which render them Of unequalIed
Efficacy in cleansing the blood Of all impurities and Inn
parting new life and vigor to the whole system.
FOR SKIN DISEASES, Eruptions, letter.
.alt Rheon, Blotches Spots Pmples Pustules. Boils
Garbuneles, Ring-Worns Scad Head, Sore Eyes,
Erisipeias. Iieh scurfs Discoloratons OF tho skin
Hamors and Diseases Of Che skin. Of whatever name
nature literally dug up aai carried out 81 the
systsm in short TINS ~ the OF these BitFs One
bottle n such will convince the most ineredulous
d their curative eEpp.
Cleanse the yifated Boef whenever you God fts i'm.
pures hnrssing through the akin IN Pinpea Ekuptions
or Sores cleanse Il vhea you find IL ohetructed and
-.g-@ il tha veins cleanse IL when 1t is foul, ana
your feelings Will tell when. Keep the blood pure,
ssl.a the h alth Of the system will follow.
PIN. TAPE. aHt other WORMS, lurking in
the system Of thousands, effectuay des-
-royed and removed For fall directions read carefully
The e5Esasr as5aisA eseh ts,ftic, printed m touY
iangiAaes-English, German, French and Spanish.
} WALKER, Proprietor. RI MCDONALD 4 CO.
druggists and Gen. Agents. San Francisco Cal, and
"a and "A Commerce Street, New York.
~ SOLD BIZ ALI DRUGGISTS AND DEALGRS
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Snc. 6 That II ekt3n disappointed
towns and villages constructing such
wofko are hereby authorized % assess
from time to time. ID such manner .
they shall deem enuisable, upon each
tenement or other place Supplied with
water, such water rents ~ may b.
agreed upon aud st the regular time
Il levyins taxee In eaOh yeAr, said city,
town. and village n hereby empowers
I'd to levy and cause 70 be collected. IN
addition to the faxes now authorized
10 BE- levied, spocial tax on taxable
property In said city. town. Or village,
which tax, with the water retsts here
By authorized, shall be sufflcie0t to
pay the expenses Of running and oper-
ating such works. aud e the right 70
build, maintain, and operate such
works u granted tOlOr conferred MpOn
private individuals or incorp0nAted
companies by such cities, towns. OF
villages. and said cjtics. towns and
villages shall contract with said indi-
viduais or companies to supply them
| with water FOR every purpose, It shall
b. the duty ofsuciI city, town, or VII
Iage entering into such contract, to
levy each year, aud cadee to be collect
ed, = special tax ns provided Tor above,
sufilcient to pay III such water rents
80 agreed To be paid 10 said individual
OF company constructing said works.
Provided, however. that raid tax
shall not exceed tile sum OF Ave snilia
on the dollar far any one year nor shall
the same be- levied upsn the taxable
property Of said city which lies wholly
without the limits of the benefit Of
protection Of such works. which limit
shall be fixed - the city council each
year. before making such levy.
SIC. 8. THIS act shall apply 10 oil
cities. towns, or villages. In the State
Of Iowa, which have now Constructed,
or are constructing water works Of
have authorized individuals or corp0r-
atoms TO construct the same. PrOUid
ed, however, that II shall not interfere
with vested rights or In any way I'm
pair contracts already made with such
cities, Incorporated towns, aud villages
In regard to the construction OF such
works.
SEC. 2. This net being deemed ol
immediate importance, shall take Ell.
feet aud be IN force from aud after it
publication 10 the Daily Iowa State
Register and Daily State Leader
newspapers published In DIS Moines,
lows.
Approved, April 20. 1872.
hereby certify that the foregoing
act was published In the Daily lows
State Register, April 18th, and In ths
Daily State Leader, April q, 1872.
Ed WRIGHT, Sec y of State.
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To whom !, may COnceru

Notice Is hereby given, that the 2Mh day OF
May. A. D. 1877, Il. A. Gray and Thomas Gray, exec
Gf0rs Of the last viii and estate Of Abraham Markle
decd filed In the Office Of the Clerk Of the (.cuiG
Court within aud for Cedar county, y ale Of iowa,
their final report as such Executors, ana ths& Mon-
day. August 1nD ISL. being the Arst day Of the
next term Of said Court n sef for the final hearing
thereon and that n snfficien objection be then
made said Executor will he discharged ~ prayed
WM ELLIOTT daevk.
WOLF d LANDT. Auys. 2w22
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Shares So Each.

Each Shareholder will receive by mail or
delivered at the General Office, either Of the
following beautiful steel engravings:
Grant, Evangeline, NJ NJ Brick Pomeroy, Or
Gen r f Lee, on receipt of three dollars, in
addition TO q share in the distribution.
Directors.-Jud Smith. late Sheriff of Che.
Elmira. y Y. George BENNETT. Esq, Horse
''e CoMMrssIoNERs or DISTRIBUTIONS
Hon 3 Clark, EImira, n y, Maj W Il Rath-
DEPOsiTuhY-Rank ofcbelnung, Elmira
ISEFERENC ES.
Hon. Lucins Robinson, late Comptroller of the
state Of New York. Hon. J. T. Rathbnn,. Hon. Gen.
A. =. Diven, Hon. Boardman smith. NJ. G., sias
naighs esSrse NJ s ssss1s e Ho cn
Chicago H., ID. W. Giiett, Esd. No ID Nassau 81
" A..ofnsy At Law, @ " Palmer, Esq, VIII
ST.. N. ~, Il. + Babcock secretary OF Tax Depart.
ment, 81 Chambers St, n. " Jas. Flynn, Ware!
Aiio1nss al LAW htw pes Msqsha
n. v. \. Bachman. Attorney AZ Law. Households.
Io.man, soa,hpor. O II fi,cll, Horseheads. smith smith
a Hall, Bankers: Eimira: Ed :. Young. Gent Pas
Johnson ee ,s;tna M @ Woo S
Van Etten; chemnng Co. n y. Y; :. Lean Com On
e ~ as 81 dc H Pc Pa
DESCRIPTIONS OF REAL Fs>TATE.-The Pat
tinson Market was bnilt BY T. = Pattinson. about
Once Eimira, N. y, fronting on Market street,
three stories high. with hotel known as the Marks
Hotel, attached. seyenty-five feet front Market
street, running north two hundred feet, forming All
l. running west two hundred and fty feet, frontng
ON Baldwin street being four hundred and fifty Get
with Public Hall above, two hundred feet long and
Office In the center with burglar and fire proof
vault. Market built and fitted up III the most con
venieat and improved style.
PATTINSON HOTEL Situated Oh the corner OF
Baldwin and Market streets about seventy five feet
front on Baldwin aud one hundred an sixty feet On
Market streets. suitable barns, attached.
FARM.-Siluate ed two and half miles from the
city Of Elmra. on the Plank Road containing one
one hundred acres; eood farm buildings, orchard
&c, all in fine state OF cultivation.
hESIDENGE.-t fifth ward, on Pennsylvania
avenue, about 80 feet front and loo feel deep line
residence with modern improvements.
RESIDFNCE.-In Fourth Ward, situated on
Baldwin street 30 tee front loo feet deep. one BLOCK
from Post Office.
TEN ACRES LANn.-Aeloining Corporation,
about mile from Post Oitlce With house and
barn suitable for vegetable building purposes.
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CHAPTER 1871.

LnhK ED AUA.
AN ACT to permanently locate The
lows Reform School, and to provide
ri the reception of girls.
c.~-,,o,, %. 4, .no.,e., ~, u.
osns.., 1...,,t N. - ~ 81 g. ,o,r's
49, 49,. 49, =. 'Tc.." ~ achco, ~ ~.
..s.ss,s ~ sessd.,. ~ ri - .rd ,he cam
I, se h.s.S., ,,ar,,s r.rt,v iccsse a. 's
80 .srha RcarI ~ trnstce. .,
"a nasr~,r Schcoi arc harnhv In.
1850, s.,a rsc,siraa - nosh. .aid
,o - 81 .ncicIent ares far iii nroh.
49, ..' s"...s.,Ss - ~ ;nss,tnt,or ~ ~
- : hs.I.hw MAC. vhsrs fnei And
MI I'm .,,ss,>ssst~ - .hmrdsrf M
o S'.. ma .s.ss. .n..ssil.ia Tso.r an
1879 sssss - IN ~. Gssss 80 $500 -
The ianda 5 sslectei shall be decided
to the Genle lnl properly recorded.
DC. the 80 Board shall. after
sA5tt1tnG fof - aeaef three weeks
contfaC& 6br the erection Of the necess-
30 kt4f610wA HipR aid knatltuttnu
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CHAPTER le4.

34n = NQAE ER
AN ACT e pay John Garaghty for
ieGa service performed t0r the State
Of Iowa.
WHEREAs, John 0afakhty. In the
year a. D. 1859, Was autlforl4etl and
empowered by the GoveruDe OF the
State Of Iowa, 10 perform legal sarvieee
Tor and on account Of the State Of
Iowa, which required very large
amount OfssrvlOe, which services con-
tinued through series OF years there
after therefore,
SECTION I. Be It, em0cted bN the
0eacrGl AsecnsbW Of The Safe Of Io,su,
That there Be- paid to said john Ga
fagAty the sum Of one thnusairi- dol
lass out Ut the contingent fund Ut the
6tate. and that : waTran. be drawn
therefor; provided, The said john Ga
raGhty dies with the Auditor i,r State
his receipt il full / ~ hi~ clain, agains.
the State.
Approved April ~ 1877.
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SHERIFF SALE.

By yirtne OF a special Execution 70 me III
recisd, issued from the office OF the Clerk ei
the Circuit Court In and for the county al
cedar and State Of Iowa. In favor OF Her
nau Petersen, and ngninst Grin sullivan,
samantha Hunt and Richard Price, 1 have
levied upon the following property as the
property II the said Grin sullivan, Sanan-
tina Hunt and Richard Price, to wit:
Lots number FIVE 81 and six 49,, In Block
number three 81. IN Petersen's addition 10
the town Of l. Duden, Cedar county. Iowa.
And shall offer the same for sale at the
Court House door, In the town oferipton, In
said County. on Saturday the 18th day Ol
June, A. D., lS2. at one o'clock, p. NJ, III
said day. to satisfy said Execution and costs
that may accrue thereon.
Dated this 18th day Of May. A. d. 1872.
JOHN u. 6HEARER.
3w22 Sheriff ~ Cedar c0unty, Iowa.
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FoF 8 "A L FL
MIGHTY ACRES Of first class prairie well
II fenced and improved but only cropped
times, situated four miles east ofTipton, Is
offered for sale on easy terms. a new frame
dwelling house IL nearly completed and
ready for occupancy.
TKaMs:-One-third cash; balance to suit
Inquire Of JOHNS.TUTHILL, ESQ. Upton
Iowa. eff WIN H HAMMOND.
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suaoriR salc.

BY virtue Of general execution TO me di-
rected, isyued from the Office Of the Clerk Of
Cedar and State OF Iowa, in favor OF Joseph
b Glover, and agajnst VIM. Brant. Jacob
Davis and George Baker. have levied upon
said Vim. Brant, Jacob Davis and George
Baker, to wit:
The southwest quarter e {, of the northwest
quarter 4. ofsection number eight ~, Town
fsl went or the 5th Y. NJ. containing forty
acres, and situated in Cedar county, Iowa.
And shall olfer the same for sale at the
Court House door, In the town Of Upton, in
said county, on Saturday, the sth day OF
June. A. D., 1872. at one O'Clock r. NJ. of said
day. to satisfy said execution and costs that
may accrue thereon.
Dated this nth day OF May. Is72
JOHN ID. SHEARER,
3w2l sheriff of Cedar Co.. Iowa.
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KWYE think re ane warranted
:" - Aysne SoAet C9DAB
MILL never WMo un0k1Mg better
nour, newer posscseqa aQe facs1e-
l6cs for 6OS1g O0O-hD3f tlDe bos6.
49,; O. sl1eseS lever Mas U socA
s si.2s 81 ss3s ~. s II 49,.
neF.
We will grind you Wheat, Chop and Corn
whensyGD brought 70 tbs MILL. We feel con-
Adent that We can make 70 70 the tnteeost ~
Thankful ioF Boot laV6ss, Ne hope BY Atsics
attentien ~ baslnses aud III a60 J1eAorehso
deallne WttA III, g mssat O. 90 tfansA 80
rensgs and approval q Al or sssssq ~
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Four Hundred City Lots.
Manner or Distributing the frODe rty

A&WuCG VI DaStGAWutAuS tuC TOVVTtI
There will be duplicate number of shares kept
and registered and previous to the distribution The
duplicate number Of all shares will be placed IN a.
envelope and sealed and on the day ofdistribntng
tho premiums all the sealed envelopes containing
the duplicate numbers will be placed in wheel and
be Thoroughly mixed, then number drawn opt
and the person holding the corresponding number
will have the first premium mentioned In the above
list of premiums, and on until the premiums are
distributed. Notice viii be published imne'liatr.
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papers In the country which have given publication,
and a II persons holding numbers Tor premiums VIII
be notified by mail. Distribution premiums takes
place al Elmira n. y. May ist 1872, OF soon as
shares aresold
HN@All remttauces may be sent III drafts or !. .
orders or Greenbaeks. AL communications ad
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City, and all the large cities in the Union.
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Di .ections for Using the Cement.
GEO. CONWAY,
Improved Farm

And Tor sale at the Drug Stores. Agents
wanted TO canvass. n6m3
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Approved, April %, 1872.
hereby certify that the foregoing
act was published In the Daily Iowa
State Register, April 18th, and In the
Daily State Leader, April q, 1872.
Ed WRIGHT, Sec'y of State.
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street. and cared for by Drs. W. s. Ely and W.
W. Ely. Hamp was shot through the thigh,
the bullet penetrating the limb. He was also
struck in the left arm, near the elbow. His
condition was extremely critical The physi-
clans declared that the arm would probably
have to be amputated, and this, together with
the wound in the thigh will render his recovery
doubtful He was removed to the City Hospital
He is a young man, laborer. Elias Swanton
was, as far as is ascertained, not seriously
hurt. He had evidently been in the crowd
when the troops charged, having received a
bayonet wound in the back. He is a laborer,
living at No. $50 Atkinson street, and young
man under twenty.
John Nolan was shot down and removed by
his friends to st. Mary's Hospital Drs. Car
roll and Casey attended him. He was shot
through the right lung and right arm: He IS
not expected to recover. He lives on Pinnacle
avenue. Joseph Koble is the last of the vic
Tins as far as ascertained. The ball entered
anterior to the right axilla, (arm pitt passing
deep in and backward. The wound Is severe;
but not necessarily fatal. The injured man
was brought. The ball was not extracted. He
is twenty years of age.
AFTER THE FIRING
The greater part of the crowd now gathe. ed
| around the place into which some OF the dead
and wounded had been carried, and bitter
threats were made against the military. AdJt.
Begy happening to pass along the street soon
|
ted crowd made rush for him. He was fain
| to seek shelter in the Kremlin Saloon, under
the Clinton House. Some fifty or more of his
pursuers waited before the hotel for a long time.
He left the building by another way: All the
Police were called together, by order of the
Commissioners, and a detachment, under COM
mand of Capt. Sullivan, sent to the scene.
At II IL O'clock some shots were again fired
by the soldiers. About fifty men were stand
ing at the corner of Court and Exchange Sts.,
and at them the shots seem to have been direct
ed. The crowd was not making any demon
STATIONS, or annoying the soldiers in any shape.
We have set out to give as near as may be a
truthful account of the whole proceeding, and
therefore are compelled to state that the grave
charge of drunkenness is made against some OF
the soldiers who were engaged in the firing last
night The charge comes from perfectly
trustworthy source that a number OF the pri
Yates, and even one of the officers, were con
siderably the worse for liquor. Both Capts
Lauer and Swarrz deny giving the order to fire
They state that they cautioned the men agains
it. Capt Lauer furthermore states that wheI
the firing begun he stopped it soon as posi-
BILE, threw up three muskets with his sword
and took another away from one of his com
mand.
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A CASE OF BLACK MAIL IN RoCKLAND.-The
Rockland Gazette mentions case of black mail
ing in that city by woman known as Caroline
Davis, alias Mary Ann Davis, alias Lucy Ann
Davis, in extorting money by threats from Mr.
Hiram Brewster. Mr. Brewster is man be-
tween go and 20 years of age, and has always
maintained a respectable standing in the com
munity, having served in the City Government
and been member of the Board of Assessors
etc. The process of extortion of which Mr.
Brewster has been the victim, began year or
more ago, and the parties to it appear to have
been the woman Davis her husband, Henry
Davis, woman known as Mrs Alby,' Da-
vis's sister, and person who subscribes him
self as srMrs. Alloys husband, A. Smith " We
are informed that the Abby woman is person
of bad reputation, who originally married a
man named Smith, and afterwards left her hus-
band and came here with married man named
Abby. Ihls woman, we learn, was arrested at
the instance OF the authorities of the town of
fremont, on charge of bigamy, and was tried
and sent to the prison at Thomaston. under fine
name of Sarah j. Smith. =
Mr. Brewster keeps a store at the North End
and we believe the generally received version Of
the affair is that the Abby woman went there
and inveigled Mr.. Brewster into situation to
compromise his reputation with her. more or
less, and Davis and his wife being cognizant of
this (probably by preconcerted arrangement
used this knowledge to work upon Mr. Brew
ster's fears to obtain money from him. Then
commenced the process of extortion. which has
been carried on for year or more. Letters
would be sent always we believe by messen-
ger) demanding sums ranging from S. to S35,
and containing threats OF exposure, arrest, ETC.,
in case of refusal. As nearly as we can learn
there must have been nearly hundred of these
letters. The most of them purport to be sign
ed by Caroline Davis or BY Mrs; Alby's
self, and few by ''Henry Davis" We under
stand, however, that they are all in one hand
ting and the presumption is that they were
~itten by Davis.
obtained by means of these letters
together to large figure-prob-
told. They extorted money
until Mr.. Brewster had
r their demands, when
ed something con
"'ted in bringing
Mrs Davis
IF $500
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FOREIGN PORTS,

Ar at Nautilus Nov 5, ship Moses Day, Woodwork
Callao.
At Calcutta Nov %, ships Lottie Warren, Lucas,
and Tennyson Graves, for Boston.
Sid fin Messina Sth ult barque Western Sea, Hard
ing, Boston; 9Th, brig Mary Williams, Pickett,
New York.
In port 9th ut, barque Almoner Carey, from Leg
horn ar sth, for United States; briggs Harry, Brown
from Nice, ar 6h for United States; Harry Stewart
Weeks from Naples, sth for New York; Camilla
Pickett from Genoa, ar sth, for do; Manson, Glkey
for United States.
Ar at Liverpool Sd inst, ships Expounder, Crocker
4th. Nautilus, Spencer, Charleston; Arlington Ste
venson, Savannah.
At Mayaguez Goth ult, schs Zeta Psi Thompson
from New York, ar 18th; Ella Hay Jellison, for New
York.
Ar at Cienfuegos 30th ut, barque NJ B Stetson
Siemers, Fernandina.
Ar at Havana oath ult brig Liberty, Devereux
Boston
Sid oath, barque L I Stocker, Bibber Baltimore
Cid at st John, NIB Sd inst, sch Calvin, Clark for
New York, ' ~
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b A N X r r s,
ND, MAINE,


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CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT issued bearing in
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COLLECTIONS of Notes, Drafts, Coupons, and
Dividends made in all parts of the United States and
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DEALERS in Government and other Investment
Securities and in Gold and Silver Coin.
STERLING BILLS drawn on Englnnd, Scotland
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European cities, Montreal, st. John and Halifax.
Gold and Currency Drafts on Boston and New York.
APPROVED Commercial Bills purchased.
FACILITIES afforded for the transaction of the
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