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Iron in the Blood
MAKES The weak STRONG.

The Peruvian Syrlsp. a Protect
ed Solution of the Prot0ridc of
Iron, is so combined rs to hare
easily digested end dSSinniidted
acith the blood as the simplest
food. 1T increases the quantity
of Natures OIrn Iitali-inJ
agent, Iron an the blood. and
cures ga thousand HiS." simply
on TOning APP. InrigOr0tiaJ and
Vitdti-ing the System. The en-
7'iched and citdii-ed blood per-
nledtes eUery part Of the body,
repairing damages and acdstc,
searching out morbid secre-
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disease to feed upon.
This as the secret of the 7coYl-
de71ut success of this remedy in
curing Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plant, Dropsy, Chronic Diar
rhna. Boils, Nervous Affections,
Chills and Fevers, Humors,
Loss of Constitutional Vigor.
Diseases of the Kidneys and
Bladder, Female Complaints,
and all diseases originating IN
a bad state of the blood, or ac-
conaponied by debility on. a lou
state of the system. Being free
from Alcohol. i'm any form, its
energi<ing effects are not fol-
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ton, but are permanent, infis-
sing strength. rigor, and nesO
life into all parts of the system,
and building mp an Iron Con-
stitution.
Thousands hare been chau0ed
by the use Of this remedy, from
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NOTICE,

BosroS, May 9th, 1874.
HENRY S. BROWN is not authorized 10 act as
III Agent for the Security Lie Insurance and
Annuity Company, Of New York.
JOHN v. FLETCHER.
Superintendent OF y. E
Agencies for Security Life lns. and Annuity Co. OF
New York. 4-w3w
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

DIB8OLUTION NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Partnership
IN heretofore existing between Edv.r neacb
and Enoch Howe, OF Essex, under the firm name OF
beaeh Howe, is this day mutually dissolved. All
tnned3sesly 10 Edgar A. Beach, he beinr suthor-
IA - enilsoe the aane. EDGAR A. BfACH
ENOCH HOWE
u.,,-...,. IN F. Of z. 4 PIxsr.
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The first woman licensed to preach within
the bounds OF the Illinois Methodist Con-
ference Is Mrs. Mary II Nillars, wife OF
Rev Isaac Nillars of Bement-Ihe color
ed Methodist Episcopal Church in America.
organized IN 1870 by the NJ L Church
South. has about - 900 members and Az
955 Sunday School scholars. 1t has rule,
intended 10 prevent the church from being
used for political ends, providing that no
house of worship shall be let for political
speeches and assemblies Elmore Is
prospecting IN a spiritual point of view. The
NJ. Z. Church, finished scarcely three years
ago, now numbers over one hundred menu
bers
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Cheap FOR tasn-
Al WESTON, JONES BROS.
Special attention to the Changers and Farmers Clubs
Burlington VI, June 4-iewtf
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AUULIFT
Spring Wheat Flour at very low prices.
SALMON. SALMON TROUT, MACK
EREL, GOLDFISH, &c,
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COFFEE; CoFFEE:i
FLOUR FLOUR. !

Coffee. fresh roasted and very nice, and selling at
the old low price before the rise,
At WESTON. JONES BROS.
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VERY NICE COFFEE c. SUGAR.
at e.c.
WHITE EXTRA {. SUGAR AT 10 lac
Ats, COLLEGE ST.
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j UR U b L h 4 .

The highest Medical authorities o. Europe ul
the strongest Tonic. Purifier and deObstruent a.
70 lie mel cal wurlt is
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The Unitarian Church in Brooklyn Of
which Rev. Mr.. Chadwick l. pastor has
set up a mission, and commenced opera
tons by distributing bouquets among the
city hospitals
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-05-29
Washington.

GENERAL SHERMAS viii leave Washington IN
October, to establish the army headquarters at
St. Louis
The House has passed resolution to adj
iourn June -. There il much opposition to
the resolution on the part Of Senators. who
contend that it will be impossible 10 finish bus
mess properly by that time
TIM rebel archives purchased by the govern
merit for s7j, 600 are, il is said TO prove Of in
calculable value in making up the truthful his
tory Of the late rebellion. and, to place them
IN historic, authentic form, it requires true
historian an American Macaulay. for instance.
INSTRUMENTATION Of a resolution Ia the House
on May Is, caused the chairman Of the military
affairs committee to state that the whole sub.
Ject Of bountes would be- reported during the
next week, and that il would IT, an injustice 60
that committee 10 attempt to pass THE Lill now
This Is Of interest To soldiers II tho late war
A BILL has passed tho House extending the
time for filing additional bounty claims TO Jan,
nary 30, 1873.
CUSTOMS receipts for the week ending Nav
9th were as follows Boston. s337. 769 New
York s., $50 SIS Philadelphia. sIl2.9li; EaI
iimore, l7s, OS2
MuNEY to defray the expenses Of decorating
and strewing the graves Of soldiers in the
Nafioas cemeteries ~ the cinty Of Washing.
ton IL being subscribed With the usual Hberahl,
and II is expected that the ceremonies ON Dec
Grafton Day vii ho more interesting aud inn
pressife than m any previous year
MkiflsH the insane New York representative.
II -till At the asylum aud hi- condition IL NH.
improved
Iht President has APPOINTED Senator Stephen
son and Representative Lamar. ON the board
Of visitors to the United states naval ,es,lrn,,
IL is now said that Preudeut Grant has de-
lermmed not to make change Ia the sccre
taryslpof the Treasury but that M Richard
son Will remain
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The East.

The New York stage-drivers propose to
strike for an increase from $3.50 to $500 a
day. Other laborers are demanding an IN
crease of fifty cents ON present wages
Ar Boston the Yice-prepideut recently dined
with the Bird Club His health il not fully
restored, but his physician believes him to be
in great degree recovered from the effects Of
his attack Of last year. II ia Mr. Wilson's in
tention to make the coming four months, az
nearly as possible season of entire rest.
The Lourdes pilgrims departed by steamer
from New York May i6
FIRE has been raging through the woods Gu
Long Island. It il estimated that from TO-.
600 to 1900 acres Of timber land have been
burned over, consuming large quantities Of en-
wood, several buildings and miles of fences
Total loss thus far il roughly estimated at
5000. 900
Mr.. BAxrER's new steam canal boat Sc City
of New York, competing for the sioO 600
state prize, arrived at Buffalo. having made
the trip from New York in six DAYS and a half
all told and about five and half DAYS running
time This IL the fastest time on record for a
canal boat
The estate Of Cakes Ames proves to be in
solvent, But it II believed that with sufficient
time to realize from Investments. the estate
viii be able to pay nearly or quite in full.
TnE Massachusetts Legislature has taken no
definite action ON the womans suffrage and IL
cense laws and they go ever ill next session
On. BRowN-SEQuAED delivered a lecture IN
Boston recently on the disease Of sumner
The Doctor finds the origin Of the Senator'S
death n the assault committed by Brooks.
The New York Life Insurance Company bas
had J. 5. Cunningham, cashier. in the emplov
Of Dr. Q. g. kendrick, agent Of tho eompany
for Northern Ohio, arrested on charge Of
embe1zllng SCOOP or $1,000 Of the funds Of
the company during the past two years.
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Foreign.

DISPATCHES from Paris SAY that the attempt
OF Degoulard to form cabinet has completely
failed, and that Magnc, the minister of finance
IA the late cabinet cannot come to Paris ON AZ.
count Of IN health
VICTORIA will 80 to Rurria "a the IAN.
EMPEROR WILLIAM has ordered temporary re-
'iremeut irom the German diplomatic service Of
Count Non Amin
luE Paris correspondent Of the London
standard tecgraphs that a duel h. impending
between Prince Mrtteruich and the Duke Of
Mmtmnrcncy
H. GArloi> eays the Duke dc Chartics ha4
sent a challenge to NJ Paul dc Cassagnac. IN
consequence Of publications Ia the lattcr's pa
per Lc Pays, Of am abusive article
Int Costa lhca reports that the government
at San josc lie Guatemala had settled with
Consul Magec for the recent nutrages on Mi.
person by peyng linn rl0,O00
Gus Coucha has entered Miranda and o-t,h.
hshcd hlr headquarters there Gen. ra,ia has
resigned o. Captain Gcucral of Madrid. ANA
Cen. Ray has been appointed in his place.
National Assembly means the speedy di.sol
lnn ~ the scat Of Government from yer.au,s
10 iars. The Count lie Chambord has .np.
s's'cd the propuciy Of defeating any ministry
calculated 90 settle the Government
IN the French Assembly, MAY ID. on a vote Of
precedence between the electoral hin and the
municipal bull. the government was defeated
by vote Of 3i7 "a ISL The Assembly hcre.
upon adjourned, aud the ministry soon after.
wards handed their designations 90 President
MacMahon. n. Buffet President II the A..
eombly. will probably be called upon. by Mar.
shh MacMahon, to form a new Cabinet.
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The South.

Junot McCtrHE, chief Justice of Arkansa.
and Col ohvot sheriff Of Pulaski conn,, !,
rived at st. Louis, May Is. ca route to wash
ngton
TnE session " the general conference of
the NJ. T.. church south, IL still IN ~ ..ion Al
Louisville Nv.
Gov MosEs and ea-troasurer uumbsr of
South Carolina. have been indicted d, a IA
publican grand jury, on charges OF breach Of
trust with fraudulent intentions, ami Tor
grand larceny.
TnE feeling u qui general that neither Of
the plans proposed for the improvement Of
the mouth Of the Mississippi will be- adopted
az the present session Of Congress.
Arkansas will hold constitutional conyen-
ton q July
THE Texas Legislature has adjourned. The
session has been long The main feature
seemed TO be to revoke all bills passed under
the previous administration, right OF wrong.
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The West.

l1tE Wool Manufacturing Union will suspend
operations in Penn.ylyania, thus throwing one
thousand people out of work
a MORTGAGE for Sl5.0ooOo0 was recoutly
MED IN the recorders office at Zanesyille Ohio.
II wa- executed by the Pan Handle Railroad
Company
Inc Attorney-Goneral Of WISCONSIN has. IN
the supreme Court asked leave To bring a .uit
toNacate the charters Of the railroad comma.
MES that refuse to accept the provisions Of the
railroad law
FAhhEAs mass cons, eutiou viii Lo held nj
Indianapolis, Ind, on the 10Th Of June Tho
call has G,Ooo signatures.
Al the Lansing, Michigan. Agricultural Col.
lege, vote Of the students on the aue.tion
OF "oman-sunrage resulted Yeas. 81 NAYS.
~. All the Faculty aud teachers voted No. CA.
ccpt one
Iht jury ia the McCook murder trial m
hankton, u. l., has been comp 'eted. and tho
uia was commenced MAY IS
hhroKrs received from the gras-hoppcr 70.
gion Of Iowa show that the insects have maIo
then appearance again this spring in LARGE
numbers 80
- = sald the wheat crop IN portions of In.
ulala looks very uufatomblc Other Grain.
however are looking first rate
Inn chambers Of commerce " Gal,e-t,,
"''u Kansas City are working up new line for
western produce. It's expected that arr,p,,.
i"'ulS Wil soon ho perfected with copp,r,,,c
nh'r y railroads 60 place wheat and otbe,
western produce ON board of LNcupeol Shin.
AZ "s',s'oh At much lower rates than VIA
New York or eastern ciiic- ="
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At Large.

The Philadelphia Athletics recently beat the
Chicago base ball Club by score Of to-.
The President has expressed unequiyocal
condemnation of the Finance bill just passed
by the Senate, and, unless amended in this
House, it will probably be vetoed. SO ray
gossip.
WESTON, the pedestrian, failed, as usual, in
his attempt to walk 800 miles in given time
The conference between the striking miners
and operators at shealsville, Pa, failed for
want Of harmony between the parties.
ZscHETzcHE d IIEYFR, Of Sheboygan, pro-
prietors Of one Of the largest tanneries in Wis
consin, shipped $4,000 worth Of leather to
Brigham Young, Salt Lake City, recently.
The Prison Congress, now in session, has un-
der consideration the feasibility of an optional
labor system under which, if prisoner docs
not desire to labor he need not, but if he does
labor he shall receive remuneration therefor.
A coLoRED Baptist church at Champaign, H.,
was recently set fire by incondiares and de-
stroyed
A LETTER from son of Gen. Webb calls for
a suspension of public judgment in regard IL
the Brazilian scandal in Congress until the
General, now in Europe, returns 10 make his
complete defence.
In is said the purchased rebel archives throw
important light on the action of England dur
ing our civil war.
TnE government recently erected light
house at Duluth, from which a white light viii
be shown after June l.
1HE recent womans suffrage convention
elected Mrs. Martha c. Wright, a. president
and Lucretia Mott, Elizabeth Cady Stanton
and others as vice presidents Ernestin
Rose il chairman of the advisory councils
Susan b. Anthony, of the executive commit
tee Isabella Beecher Hooper, corresponding
secretary, and Mrs. Lille D. Blake. reeordn
secretary.
MILE TosTEE, who was the original Gram
Duchess and Belle Helene in this country. re
Gently died at Pau, from grief at the loss Of
daughter.
The continued fine weather, and the pros
, pect for exciting sport, attracted large crowd
. to the Louisville races.
A PARTY Of mail robbers in Missouri, ver
tracked by band of twenty men to Boon
county, Kansas, and III a tight with them Re,
: NJ New was seriously wounded. The robber
3 escaped. Mr. New was a minister of ia
[ Methodist church, and who had recently com
from Iowa
4 Ar New Orleans, the Spanish Consul, Do
Carlos Pie, Gen. Badger, chief OF the police
r and detectives Harris and Pearson. gave bond
IN s20, 900 each, TO appear for trial upon Tn
i charge Of robbing, preferred by Capt Roder
quez, the grand iury having found true bill
n gainst them.
TIE execution Of Walker. coored. too
!, place at Kansas City, May Is. He murdere
t his wife last October, and confessed the Grim
ron the scaifold.
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Crimes and Accidents.

AT Shreveport, La. two murderers named
Jones and Hill, we're taken from the jail and
hung by a mob
Miss SOPHIA kEMrF was burned 90 death at
st. Louis, May 16. She was adjusting gaso-
lene lamp, when her clothing took fire with
the stated result
AT La Crescent, Mimi. several Milwaukee
and St. Paul freight cars we're broken into the
thieves escaping with goods amounting to
II, 1000. Thus far no clue has been found to
the depredators.
A FEW days since, AIis 5mathers. Of Elk
Township, Clayton County, Ia, left home,
and, during her absence, straw bed caught
fire. Two children escaped, but the youngest,
about 10 months old, was 80 badly burned that
1t died within few honrs.
AT East Saginaw, Mich, recently. William
Gray stabbed and killed his brother-in-aw,
named Allen
On May II, near Toledo, Ohio Marvin Irwin,
a cattle-droyer, from Denver, ILL.,, fell from the
top Of stock-train at Defiance aud was 10
badly injured by several cars passing over him
that he died two hours later. His remains
were sent home to his fri, nds.
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Joy.
BIZ MARY B. DODGE.

By MARY b. DODGE.
sweet things by bitter are so closely chased,
smiles droop 30 soon 10 whitening trouble wed,
The sottest skies with gloom SO quick are spread
Ana over life death stalking makes such haste,
We wonder if enjoyment be not waste
OF priceless pearls of time, or rubies red
OF vital power, bestowed Of God instead
For soberer uses. But, q love, the taste
OF just one momoried kiss can turn the tide
OF such reflection, while flow in TO chide
Warm of rarest perfume at my feeti
And then recognize however small,
juy'u precious seed it yet may bloom DER all,
And flood the bitterest wilds with heavens sweet
-Galaay.
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A SURGEON, after a sanguinary battle,
was going his rounds, examining his
patients. He came at length 10 a SER
geant who had been struck by n bullet
in the left breast. directly over the re-
gion Of the heart. The doctor, sur
priscd az the narrow escape Of the man.
exclaimed, Why, my man, where in
the name of goodness could your heart
have heeu2" - guess il must have
been in my mouth just then, doctor, -
replied the poor fellow, with a infat
smile.
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Congressional Summary.
WA. II. TAYLOR.
Governor of Wisconsin

THURSDAY, May 21-Nr. West, from
the committee On transportation, reported two SEN
ate bills for Improvement Of the mouth Of the Mis-
sissipIi. with a report. Placed on the calendar. -
bill was introduced TO establish compensation Of
certain customs officers, 20 regulate service in col
lection of customs az the various ports in the ". s..
aud disposition Of 1ne9, penalties and forfeitures
incurred under the laws relating 10 customs. Re-
fcrred to the finance committed.---COnsidera
Of the evil rights bill resumed, but definite
action reachcd.--Ths Senate went into executive
session, and thereafter adjourned.
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THE mayor of Now Orleans acknowledges
the receipt Of 1879 80, contributed by mem
bers Of the Grocers' Exchange of Chicago, 70
the relief of the Louisiana sufferers.
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MRs. PARrINGroN moved this spring
10 a house on a railroad and she likes
ii very much. lit is SO pleasant and
sociablc, she says. "when Ike is of to
see the cars forty times day pass pro
and con before her windows.
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Mr.. Orth presented petition from the Womane
Christian Temperance Union. OF indianapolis, re-
uuceting Congress 10 amend the oath Of office 80
that al officers under the government shall b. re-
uuired To abstain FROM the use OF intoxicating
drinks as q beverage during their terms of oti1'.
The postofice aud pension appropriation bulls
we're then considered in committee % the whole,
aud passed. - Mir. Foster then addressed the
House the bill 10 repeal the Law under which the
Sanhorn contracts We're made The bill went over.
The bll lnr TIA, admission Of Mexico a state
wac passed, when the House adjourned.
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THE NEWS.
Civil Rights Bill Passed.

The civil rights bill, introduced by the late
Mr. Sumner, has at last passed the senate.
The following is the vote by which the plll
passed that body, May %, after session OF
twenty hours, mostly devoted to its dis
cusslon:
YrAs-AIcorn, Allison, Boutwell,, Buckingham,
Conking. Edmunds, Flanagan, Frehnghuysen
Hamlin Harvey, Howe, Ingalls,, Mitchell, Morrill,,
Of Vermont, Oglesby, Patterson, Pease, Pratt, Ram
sew. Robertson, Sargent, Scott, Spencer, Stewart,
wadleigh, washburn West, Window and Wright
20.
NAYs-Bogy Foreman, Carpenter, Cooper, Davis,
Hager Hamilton, of Md, Johnston, Kelley, Lewis,
McCreery, Merrimon, Norwood, Ransom, Sauls-
bury and Stockon-l6
OF the Senators not voting, Morton, Cam
eron, Hitchcock, Chandler, Ferry, of Mich,
Sherman and Logan who would have voted
for the bill, we're paired with Stevenson, Thur
man, Upton, f'ayard, Dennis Goldthwaite
and Gordon, who would have voted against it,
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FRrpAy, May -. A memorial was

FRIDAY, MAY IA meMOflm was
presented hy the agricultural congress, asking that
on, half OF the proceeds oi the sale OF public lands
BE- used toward the support OF agricultural col
lsxcs. education aud labor --- Committee on pub
h, land. r,t,rtsd fayurahlv on the hin to settle
certain accounts between the United States aud the
states uf Uiiu, Indiana and Illinois. Placed on the
calpudar -a The committee on military aittrf re-
ported futUr1hle 1u the Iiuu-v Inn authorizing the
President to- issue army ratiuns aud clothing to Dies
titute pcupl, ON the romhighte. Rio and Alabama
rivers. Passed. --Sotne further business Wse then
transacted, wien the csi rights hill was taken up.
aud discussion thereon occupied the senate until .
o. M, when ihc press Dispatch closed. No vote had
hvtu reached.
IIou~c.
The committee on war claims reported hill
making appropriations ter the payment ot claims
reported allowed hy the commissioner Of claims
under the az 'f March 4. 1871 le stated that the
bll allowed over one thousand dincreut claims
aRgrrgatug sGiG.11i Tho public school bin was
thtn passrd. Also bill tor thu relief % the
II number uf private bills were then passed,
when the House adjourned.
senate
SATURDAY. May %. The civil rights
hin. after Discussion IF twenty hours, va, passed
found ia our news coumn) The denuene, appro-
ptiatiou bi was then taken up, hut without action
the senate adluuruvd.
House.
The SENATE amendment Co the legislative. eNccu-
tive and Judicial Appropriation bin were taken up
but we're laid aside 20 receive reports from the com.
mittco on military affairs, which reported several
tills. the most important OF which we're; ono re-
latin. 10 Tho jurisdiction 81 courts marta-rcfcr-
red. donating cannon to Grand Army posts
tatsCd allowing ss..0ts ICr month hOuuIy 10 sol-
at - ol the late war -rctfrrCd for the reduction
81 thr army rpferrrd.-aA hill WAS reported hy
the committee ON commerce az constitute Mont
Nomt ry, Ala. Port ut entry -lWsstd. fhe hiil
to fat atc the expectation of distilled spirits was
orlgrsd printed. Adjourned.