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Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-06-24
go Medical Success ?!

In which every poor suffering Man, Woman and
Child throughout the Country Is deeply
inter sted.
When Dr.. Collins began series OF expt riments ior
the purpose of making popular and economical an ee
ment the treatment Of diseases and ailments wnicn
has almost restored tho dead to Ie he met with that
determined opposition ard that hiss attend
ed ali reformers in the PRACTICE OF medicine but the
b liant OF his invention has turned his Toes 70
friends aud humble red his grateful admirers by thous
snds The principle of his invention consists IN the
application of Electricity BY means OF v0Itn1c or
GnIvnnic PIntes, carefully attached together and
imbedded in Porous strenalheninM PiMstsr,
ELECTRIC BATTERY,
held firmly to the skin by the adhesion of The Plaster
which, In ITSELF possesses tho most valuable medical
properties TO be derived from tbs vegetable knsdom
When the Plaster is placed upon the affected part,
which be done quickly and conveniently as with
thu ordinary porous plaster that s by mere 81
tn shaud the natural warmth and moisture OF tne kn
the plates to throw ont current o. 70
gentle that 1t Is scarcely possible to eel
so penetrating top almost immediately the most
excruciHng pnn remove soreness lameness, AMI draw
Nomination from the lungs, liver, Kidneys spleen,
bowels bladder heart and muscles. 1t instantly pan
fishes pain and gives life and vgor to the weak
ened and parayzed muscles and limbs, and Is So CRATE
fu aud soothing that once used in the abave ailments
every other external application such a: saiyes oint
ment lott ms, and lnmens will at once be discarded
Even in paralysis epilepsy s and nervous muscular
afec IONS hs Plaster by ralyng the nervous force,
has effected cures when every other known remedy ieo
Collins Voltaic PlaSters
ARE SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
Price, 2.S Cent?. St.25 for siI, - 25 for twelve.
WEEKS i POTTER. Proprietors, Boston. Mass.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-06-24

There is nothing mysterious about
the Disappearance from the skin Of eruptionss,
burns ecalds, bruises, ulcers and sores through
the influence of GLENN's SULPHUR SOAR Sui
phur is a potent purifier and healer Of the
skin and IL most beneicially utilized In this
form. Depot, Ciittenton's, No. z Sixth ave.,
New York.
To renew your youth use Hills Instan-
taneous Hair Dye.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-06-24

DR.. Marcy, the physician to the late
Alexander T. Stewart, has received from
Mrs. Stewart, as an appreciation of his
services, the exquisite picture by Col
known as "Spring," or "The Swing. !"
1t cost $4,000, and Mr.. Stewart had re-
fused twice that sum for it. 1t was one
of the gems of his gallery.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-06-24

Pimples on the face, rough skin
snapped hands, ssltrheum and all cutaneous
Affections cured, the skin made soft and
smooth, by the use of JUNIPER TAR Soar. That
made by Caswell. Hazard Il Co., New York, is
the only kind that can be relied on, as there
are many limitations, made from common tar,
which are worthless.-Com.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-06-24

Toothache proceeds from ague in the
face, operating upon the exposed nerve Of .
deoayed tooth. Rub the gum thoroughly with
the finger, wet with Joltnson's Anodyne Mni-
ment, heat the face well, and lap flannel wet
with tho Imminent OH the faco, also put little
Of the liniment into the cavity Of the tooth ON
cOton.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-06-24

"Sire, one word" said a soldier one
day to Frederick the Great, when pre-.
senting to him request for the brevet
of lieutenant. elf you say two," an
swered the king, az will have you
hanged" "Sign," replied the soldier.
The king stared, whistled, and signed.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-06-24

At our request Oragin 4 Co., Of Phil.
adelphia, Pa, have promised to send
any Of our readers, gratis ION receipt Of
tifteon cents TO pay postage), q sample
Of Dobbins' Electric Soap to try. Send
nj OnOA
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RUPTURE

Dr. j. A. SHERMAN cautions the afflicted TO beware Of
tharlat.m going ABOUT selling imitation appliances and
fellows, Dry Good. Clerk, ". q. crsmGIsn wn arrested II
Penny for calling himself Doctor. The game 10 exact
t5o, and tioO, from the unsuspeeting.
Dr. sanRA.s's success for the past % year, smp one .nd
th, Cure, until the afflicted have been sortly pnchsd
yhasd injured and dshaened Books with Photograph like
cases, before and after cure, mailed for 10 cent? Also
DR.. Pryor, work Rupture, iis treatment and cure With
troubles treatment general rules for health ETC.,
mailed receipt Of 50 cents Addre-DR SHERMAN, PAnE
Row aud ANN SruEETs, Nsw YoRE.
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Tho system frequently gets out Of
order and should be at once regulated, else
other troubles will ensue. When phyeic is
needed take Parsons Purgatioe Pills. They
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-06-24

For general debility the good effects
of the vege inc are realized Immediately after
commencing to take 1t.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-06-24
TIKI LORDS PRAYER +!

The Lords Prayer has been mais the subject ct an
consists of the lords Prayer, embehed with loo
ate CHI cter these symbols and emblems decor
ated with the finest and most exquisite work that 10
possible for artist t, do The artist Hermann Claus
sen, who name ia known throughout the world has
faithfully, aud with seemingly
AND shi engraved the imag nary scenes OF Heaven IN
and Throne of ID itself have been cut iu urea Of
ms.o Hess grandeur and beaut zach line OF words
ali tn choicest aud most fascinating styles Of type are
represented Nothing like |, has ever been produosd.
aud pr badly never will It has cost years OF to anU
large rum Of money to complete this work q a Nc
have spared neither money, me labor in tho compe'
ton Of what NO regard as the grande p1eos OF .ds
mtnshp ever II ns WY are prepared to
furoish both Protestant and Catholic cop'ss IN any
quantity to AGENTS an dealers 10 any pars o. ee VI the
transoendent beauty and perfect Of the dss.n sno
execution this Engrayng II mu.t be seen 70 tnAo'e
'o%s e %SMS ~ Their: never yer has b.
been anything Of the kind sold In TINS nns ss
ing Of It tsSa q sn,
present time. large plumber OF Agent, arc az VOL
selling now and are rsR ou a to succeed Is
siiine It, as the sentiment Of the Ensraviue In
sues This feature cannot DC 81
II they have the money to buy It With One word With
hard times we havo rut the retail price at SO cents
each, which Is remarkably low. and brings within
e. z CIT be-
corresponding price with the average 81 .tone engrav
ing. Agents. do not fail to send for sample copy to
canvass with You easily ell ore thousand copies
which You can m.ke $3.50 clear money. Sample copy.
gents Send at once for sampls and wholesale pros
~ y. BRIDE % CO.,
1877 broadway, New York.
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NYNU No 20
WHEN WRITING TO ADVERTISERS,
w please say that you saw the aaverf1ses
aeDt IN this PAPER
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Bee advertisement of James Bitters.
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DIR Butts Dispcnsary No. u N. 9Th st., St. Louis, Mo
GWARTHNIORE CAI.IEGE.-TenM Miles from
- Philadelphia. Under the care of Friends. Gives
thorough Collegiate Education to both sexes who here
pursue the of study and receive the same
degrees Total Observation-Disclosures Tuition, hoard,
Washing, Use of Books, etc., $3.50 Year No Extra
Courses of Study. etc, address, EDWARD H. MAaiIL,
President, Swarthmore College, Delaware Co.. Penna
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-06-24
SUMMARY OF NEWS,

lssns 81 Interest frsn HsDs aad Abroad.
A city hall In course Of erection ct New.
castle, Pa, was burned, together with an
adjacent engine house. Lose, 100000.
Two brcthors named Clark wore drowned
whilo bathing ct Sea Grove, N. ]. They were
painters from Providence, Il. l., and wore en-
ployed at the eea Grove Hotel, :. The historic
old South church building At Boston was sold
At auction for &l,s00; the material to DO re-
moved within sixty days.. Charles Worms
was found guilty In Philadelphia Of forging
tho name Of Secretary Chandler to contract
with the Interior department for Indian sup
plies. i. George Sand, tho famous French
novelist, is dead. .... Several buildings were
burned In Cayuga, Canada, innioting loss Of
10000. .... Alfred d. Jessup, Jr., and ono
Davis fought duel ut River Bend, COL, and
Jessup WAS killed ct tho second fire.. IA
rumor IL abroad that the eldest son Of the late
sultan has also committed suicide. ..... Cooh-
rane. Mclean Il Co., the well-known New
York importing firm, have failed.
Reports from tho ootton.produoing States
show slight decrease Of area devoted to the
crop this year, but generally indicate that tho
plants are doing we'll. go. Tho Havana (Cubs)
collector Of taxesIhas absoonded with &4OO, 900.
..... by the capsizing Of . sailboat at Wor-
coster, Mass, John and william Stewart,
brothers, and 3 young son of John were
drowned. -. Goldsmith Maid, in q second At
tempt to beat 214, at Philadelphis. trotted in
AJAX, 2169< and 225. The Erie railway
has made another reduction Of one dollar to
all the principal points from New York.
A torchlight procession was held In Dublin
in celebration Of tho escape Of the Fenian
prisoners from West Australia. Mr.. Disraeli
was burned in efigy. One hundred and
fifty armed men went to the Santa Rosa (Osl.)
Jail and took out Thomas W. Henley, confined
there for killing James Rowland, prominent
citizen, and hanged him.... The foot and
mouth disease has broken out with great viru-
lence among tho hogs at Outrement Canada.
..... Ex-Speaker Blaine walked to church and
ON his arrival was Frustrated with sunstroke,
superinduced by his intense mental excite
ment during the past few weeks. He was un-
conscious from eleven A. M. until four p. NJ,
when his physicians pronounced him out Of
danger. .. Perslto rode $50 miles in seven
hours ON twenty-five mustangs at Philadelphia.
.....Nearly all the liberal papers Of Spain
have been suppressed. -. The president Of
po,, hoo Lad 10 70 nj fov
, 1876-03-01
BEARDSTOWN, Ill.
iv AEachNt3tHn N,1EtaEF NAN.


Br. Louis. Teb. 2D.-Un Tuesday tast tho
D.ardssowh, Ill.,. D'atil'3ng Company shipped
900 barrels of bighvines 10 this city, conh,gutng
tho 4amo to their order. George II. Blum, 3ec-
rotary Of tho Company. d,e~ two drafts for
$1,000 each. attached ni'la Of .1ine indor.ct, to
{}rekory Il Htngg. 1t. Louis, placed she,n IN a
bank at 1soartlssoWn for collection. On thu r.
rival Of tho higtwlnca hero. 7. u. Hhobcr, Vice-
President Of lhe Dlstlllinr Company. appeared
sIHo With a bill Of ladins Of the goodn which he
indotsed. took possession. mud immedtately rro-
cscael to aoll tho l1ahwlnea. 11o disposed Of 100
barrels At ~ to cents beiow t,o MARKET placed
ioft tho city with 80. 800. This waa on Hatur-
With tho bill Of lading attached, Which Gregory i
t,tagg refused to pay, knowing Tint tho Stlnky
Ind becn sold. Az Investigation followed. hhl
Today Becrotary Hum and j. 4. Atenz, repre-
ecnting tue Ueartlssowo Bank, arrived here and
tho above facts wero nsccrtanod. TheY n.s
taking measures 10 recover tho property. ir pos
htblo. Tho broker tn vhoso hhnta tho remain
ing fty barrels Of spirits ~ern loft for eate re-
coiyed . letter from Shebet today, tnstructng
him to turn over tho proceeds 10 I]um, and
Winding up with tho words, ~ am Cono," it,di-
calling that hd has aDBcona1d.
, 1876-03-01
mir. IIcsing Returns from Ills Trip
to Cnnnt1a,
His Witnesses Will Como If the Court
Will Give Them Protection.
Chicf.1)cputy Root Not Yet Arrestcd''-
1fh0 Care Him tho Wink I
4 otsEer Thwarstd In His intention 10 Mako
Capital 0ut Of Tho Clerk.
CHICAGO.

Mr.. t3Es'NC.
'stE nETrnHs FROM THAT LITTLE Tntr.
Az was predicted by Lia friends and relatives,
afr. 4. G. uosing returned from Detroit Joater'
day morning, and on hs arrival MAS vory much
astoninhod 10 learn that the Daily George 1Tash-
in9fon, published on tho northwest coruoF Of
Fifth avenue and Washington stEeot, lad ecot1s.
ed him Of having oxpetrlasel htmself 10 avoid
appearing before tho District Court noxt Tues
day. IA The TnipuAE sntmlsod III its issue Of
yesterday, the object Of 1Ir. fioaing'a visit 10
tho Canadian bnrdar wae for tho rurpoho OF
holding 4 conference with August Neuhaus.
Hermann uechor, and Lorcnz Mattssn,
s' oi Ss%a S tss bees ssas %
Ing In clover mud etllc. It viii bo
remembered thai thcae eohtlcnan shrpcd b
Rhort finn ago, fearing that whofe quattcr.soc:.
eg s. si s s ty o M afSnt ns s aa s09S 3S 70 s
enco hcro aB witnesses In lis hcle'f
~ OF tho utmoat Importance, nnd lin.
interview uas arsanssd for by telegraph. From
intimate personal frisnds Of Mr. Heaing. TnK
throe gentlenion have agrocd to oone here pro-
yidcl thor receive immunity for tho crookodtlnsa
with which they nto charged, or 8afo conduct
from tho District Court, which will allow them
to come and 70 without being !nteIfared NTH W
any Government or othor official.
S1rs. .Nowhaus. who accompanied Mossrs. Hos
Ing and Juessen, wlt remain week or ton days
with her husband In Canada, and thon Ioturn to
Chicago and minglo ler teara with thoso o!
h1aBlnnlea Becker and h1Attesn.
THE vlsfT OF WILLIAM COOPER
one Of tho sat batch Of Indicted diBsi1!ors to tho
tauadfan border. was Bomswhat rnyetorions III
!ts naturc but II hns leaked out that It was dono
10, "DuilaIo Miller, aud Heed, also ot tho Iast
batch. .wotc to bo takoa Into tho noblo band,
headed by 1tuhaell aud Parker Mason,
, 1876-03-01

usinE crooked barrels. 1900: Jacob sehom, of
De}lovtls, removing c.garn un!swfnliy from
n,anufa1tory, 45no. CharIcs Tverlitz. of Deilo-
Wills, wAa 1ned go for nhlanfully 'nhnnfsct1ir-
Ing cigArs. ..
LEBANON.
E1.0ollcosor Htophhn!. Of Dol'arlte and
Heinfcl,s. Nchodcn .x !'feiI1er. prorrlotors Of
tho Lebanon Dint.1Inry, ls'e not ret Appeared
md thoy arc sotostsd 10 bo Ia CansdA. 4 scle-
RrAm announces that Stcphani ,F1ll be here
shottlY, hoso.or, TO anawer. 1td probably sle
others 0lii Aiso come to .nir.
JUDGE 7lNstsi.r51n
will assume sont I'M tho Circuit Court bench
tbnorsoT. .
1fARrEN AND Es!t1H.
4 strong effort Will bo madc t" hare tho liar.
por-SmitA casca tried At 1ncc. Ant :llo7 viii bo
called mp on Saturday H1x:
VAN pottbTu. HtccEsstn.
II is hoped that Nal connotiy. in- :e* D|a-
trIct.AttornaY, will bo ata to ahsalns Tbs du,.ea
Of tho olllco IL onee, and tsku part iu :he n
trials.
, 1876-03-01
CINCINNATI.
4 GALA pAY,

c1SersSAr1. O., Feb. 29.-sfar.ll Graa fos-
tssisiea to-day passed OF without any aaElous
disturbance. Tho siresta weIe shsonged With
people. aud. during the afternoon, buainsss ras
generally SUSPENDED. Tho pageant In tho oven-
ing represented sconsa In tho history OF Amor
@, sud ueEo e&hibstaa OH ai1toen Hoa,a. The
hoad, & feet high aai, ii feot long, garnishod
with huge loulsu .sliceE and crowned with bead
OF lettuce IN tho midal OF Which tho King vaa
seated. two psgss alttng on zach car Of tho
boar and tho court jester astrlde the nuse. The
chas1ot wAs drawn bs four &IspLauts. The
f*st4st4sA clesed With grand masquerade ba!l
u tie Exposition building.
, 1876-03-01
LOUISVILLE.
4 Hill OLD TINE,

LoryavILtx, KY, Feb. 2o.-Masdl Giaa was COL
ebrstod hero to-day. The procession in the day
oousIatoll Of floats por.a5ing hissorlcA, eceoes
and characters; men and woman hotnR arragod
In grotebque, gorgeous, aud brilliant costumes.
Comua, King Of Carnival. with Primo Minister,
retinucs, and guard Of honor, prasIded and d.
rooted tho operations Of the feast. Entira Louis
villa and Now Albany, Jefforsonyll!o and In-
d1anapoi!a delegations participated. Ths Bix-
tSe CIV tho and o!ne
bands, wore prasons md furnished music. At
night mystic circles conducted Another parade,
at tho conclusion OF which people Hooked to
dozen halls, where all was ready for tho dahco,
In Which thoy engaged or looked GU. Al tbs
Exposition, Comus and ls rotinuo appeared dur
Ing tho eyonng als,ld tho great applause Of tho
assembled multitude.
, 1876-03-01
MEMPHIS.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Feb. 29.-The city IL entirely
given up 10 tho King Of hiarulo. Business IL c1,-
tiso'y suspended, and oil the principal atree.s
proeent dcnsn maas OF aurgug humanity. Pronl-
incnt amid all are tho gseat crowds Of grotosque
maakoIs, representing every conceivable cherao-
ter. TIE weather is clearing aud pleasant, and
tho eucccaH Of tho carnival Is assured. The
steamers Andy Baum and Pnrkcr, which arrived
last night from Cincinnati, were crowded with
pleasurc-seokess, and evory tghn arriving IL
crowded Tho pageant Of tho Ulks and Krowe
Of 1lotloy will move At $50. md at 3 tonight
tho magnificent epectacular pageant Of tho Mem
phi will movo Thcre arc moro visitors now aetp
than at former oarntyals.
Duitng tho afternoon tho st.eata were 40
den1oy crowded that It was found almost i'm
possible for tho police forcs 10 oioAr them for
tho pageant Of tho ulks and Krawe Of nfotloy.
The pageant Of the former represented tho
roturn Of 1touta 1N.. OF France, from the
Orussdos, tho sceno being laid At Paris, Sops. 7,
126i. u followss Frat group. threo mounted
haralda with trsltnpots at Ito mouth riding
ABREAST !; second g5oupi, armed Knlshta bearing
cushion on which lay tho arms Of King
Louis; fourth group ,e1ussrI leading
HoEs es .es Gauns p bsSsRs sSR &c eoss :Ss
King. aod Count do Motn lii fn1l Amor riding
abreast and bearing royal guiions mud bnnae,a;
s!rth group. King Louia lS. Of Frauce and llaa
ntr 81 q s,ta h. s
hosaos, led by cquerrics, groom aud foot
man to carriage; aoscnth group. thrco maids to
tho Queen riding hbroAet, mounted on richly
cara1isoncd palfTeys, lesl bv three pages eighth
group, four paRos to the King mounted aud
beAriug rich eolosa With many colorcl pendant
steamers ruling breast; nintI group. four
mounted nion-as-et-arma abseast. armed
with shlolds and batele-h1os, four nsen-
at-arms abroaat armed with hal
herds. and four uon-at-hrms abreast
cd. bearing banner Of NJ. Denia, sI1 cavaliers
abreast. mounted, hoarng pcnnons; oloyeuth
bnldachin or canopy Of rich silk, drawn by four
black horsca. led by equotriea; twelfth group,
1 ptioata On foot bearing .he grand banner Of Tho
abreast. and four pilgrims With scrip md staY
thirteenth group, four sa1acena absoaat In
chains, four sgnires mounted, bearing lancb and
pennon. ull riding Abroast. Aftsr this pageant
descsipsa. with aomo hita At current eyenta Of
tie iosfod, prominent atnong which vaa tho
oorrao Of nh army oillcee undergoing cremation
from t the flames Of still labolsd "orooked
Tho crowd on tho strcets In tho afternoon WAS
tho entire day nothing occurred 10 mar tho fcs-
tlyitieH.
but tho browning glory Of sh, Carnival was
the grand pageant OF tho NempAi NTH its BRILL
liant parta.colosed llshta, forming acsuo suct
| casno \ soILea Of magnificent tAbteaux at the new
| Memphis Theatre, consisting OF a groupipu OF
| pageantry. which was followed by grand ball
to tho gnessa OF tho Mcmpht. Dalls wsle given
| at various lalls.
Tl.u wesstar uas glorious. and tho Carnival OF
the Csnten,nal will never 10 forgotten by thoso
| who Witnessed 1t.
, 1876-03-01
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR BERf For INDIANS,


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Fl ~ = : + s' ss ss
TIT. Z i.s.sss Il, sss es 81 thu h' '
+. i. ktoTs and csinsnahs Asons5. 900 pouad'.
ls ~ssh!ta Axeee, ~: 90 pound. sse.' ~s!sh,;
::tS IL ps; aeses n.. s't4,
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IL II: es M
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s;5st si!iass Gs sis.a aaa'sat .. Is. soesess
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Ia sasal ID g.:
j .s tav.d TO be present :. ~ & spf5!Gt # tbs
p4sSS'> CoumIsstoncr Iaalsu Adalfs.
, 1876-03-01
ROOT NOT YET ARRESTED.
Tlfr ONE rOt,fO OF CONVERSATION

nj thu cuatou- tfouso yesterday was the baanon.
a,ou lie at,c,uptca nrrcat and tho ronorled cR.
capo Of .. L. Root, lato ctlot Deputy Collector
Of tho Internal Nosenuo Department. Ihcro
wns but one opinion M to tho abstract ilos Of
rnnn3nt, svnv. and TINT onin{oh pronounced the
,nnn % an i unn,is,nhablo Ink % fool who wouldn't take
man au ~ s',i,, "t i, ~ tnnc, !, w,r,a
hard with him. It mas correctly assumed thst
tho Government l,nd strong oaao against Root,
mi t,,t ,,ia nu.nc,,sion WAS 1,ot ori,red with.
ss,t 49,. sas., aaaa asusa :. a,.o ,osta1 mt tr.,
out sofS Good cause II e'eo leaaou ous 'nss
Root lad reco!vcd warning 10 heo aFom the
aubordnato in tho Collectors Office about week
avo that ho woul,, nrob.bly IoaYn tho oity In q
lew aaya, a!taouen sho foason ase'Hnea toe luis
purpose NAB not tho rcal one. A. my rato tt
seemed pretty cloar that Root had departed for d
tnoro hosnit.hlo c1,mo, WHARF limited Btates stor-
snaas trouble nos aaa ~hoso 'na'c'eo dausefs
and 6torckeepera luxur1ato on tho ptooeods OF
thor orooked pfactlc9a. ihia country from
whose bourne y doesn't pay tho traveller to re-
turn ts that adjacent 10 Windsor. Cana'ia' which
Il wei! known to 10 on the o1her mus ol tha
Datross Rlver, opposite tho Oisy of ustrott
T1iz JOKE AROUND TiIH CUSTOM. HOUSE
ycasordhy WAS that tito !ato!}'hr7tsea ooton1hts
had bought up considerable lend, laid Il Out ~
streets. built Themselves tiuo residences aud
chkrming villas . fsw miIos back In the country,
and TINT they had bestowed upon snis nareeat
munich allty the name Of DE1sto", the streets
and ayenues being known by such titles u Viii
500 street, Webster arenue. Matthews avenue.
bangs street, and othor oquhlly approp'iato
nance. the design benR to porrotuato tho hts.
tory Of tiio past ton mout!ih. 10 aomo It might
seem thst al azlo would 10 anything rather
than. 1euloubor those poisonB aud events
which "osa the means of send.
Ing him a, abroad IN tha putnnst Of
happiness. Ibis assumption would ee tfuc IN
the case Of an ordinary exile, but TO this feo'nE
an ox-1aingsteE. WHO llas made money md WHO IL
not troubled with any faleo pride. IL supposed to
DO total stEanGor. And hcnce tho hsrcetB wcso
10 named. n,u, ,
Deputy MAfahhl Bird cAltod 1t ltoo!'n hous0
yesterday morning. 1t was about halt'paHt !
o.olock, but lle mas MT thers: Neither could
llts. Noot bc seen. The Deputy was fortunate
enough to lind servant. however, who Informed
linn that loot had coue homo during the
nlght, and had gone down town. Ut
the usual hour, Tho Deputy postel down
town aud searched In vain for tie missing cork
Then he returned to tho Marahsl's olico, aud no
particular Eoal was tnanlfentod during the reBt Of
tue day. 1t appearing to he tho opinion .hst loot
, 1876-03-01
lOtYA STATE UNIVERSITY,

Iowa ClTY, IA.. F,b. 29.--Jud9o Dillon. Pro-
fessor Of Medical Jurlnprudence in the Medical
Department Of tho University, concluded his ill.,
teiestinG course Of lectntcB this evonipg. tho
llnal tocsu1e being on medical evidence.
The Examining Uoatd OF plyRIoihllH from dif-
furcnt narts Of the State, are occupied with tho
medical Professors h conducting tue annual OK
nmiuations. SO fur they spsak ID terms Of hugh
commentator Of the standing ol the medical
class. and Of the teacl.'ng OF tho Faculty.
The commencement exercises will be held to.
morrow evening, st which uoy. Kirkwood will
deliver tho address.
, 1876-03-01
SPRINGFIELD.
f.HNIlS Ann F1NH9.

trttiai Msnatch IA Tht Chisaao 7Yftunt,
SpM,NorlELn, ILL.,. Fob. 2o.--In tho Federal
District Court to-dky. tavsral Of the pAlties In
dicted for crookednsss yAYs bonds. William II,
lclusy1s, o! Pokin, failing to make entries a.
seotlasr. *1,UuQs Hiram vsadszyoots. same Of
fenus. sl,oQoi Joseph y. 0rsenhut Of luve1tou,