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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-10-06

fora Ccntroy.-The work OF grading
between this point and Toledo is being
steadily pushed forward. AS yet the
force employed is not very large, but the
contract for the work through the coun-
ty will probably be let tomorrow, after
which much larger gang of hands will
he employed, and the work be rapidly
prosecuted as long as the weather Will
permit, ...-...--. .--z
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-10-06

Bss THAT choice Young Hyson Tea,
at S2,2o, at JARsiAE's, is winning
green-back opinions" Many assure us
that it is equal, if not superior to that for
which they have been paying 81, 40. 2w
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-10-06

gsan Buy your School Books, Blank
Books, Stationery, &C., at the Post Office.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-10-06
nr. Talhott,. pm. cornno.ea a. h,uA,.

DR.. Talb0tt.s Pills Composed Of highly con.
eenrated extracts from roots and herbs Of the highest
medicinal value infable IN the Of all diseases
the Liver or any arrangement of the Digestive Organs
Ihcy remove all Impurities Of the Blood and une.
guasi 10 the cure OF Diarrhea, Jaundce, Dyspepsia,
ache Piles. Mcrcnr;a Dseascs and Hereditary Iiumors
Dose for adults, pill In the morning. children half
pill From one to three pills will ordinary cases.
and from one to three boxea will any durable case
q no matter how long standing Price Vi 90 per box
Trade supplied or sent by mali.
y.M0Tr TALBOT, N. d. eco
e-.Siy
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-10-06

Cducats.-The Union men of Cedar
Falls township are requested to meet in
Caucus at Council Hall, on Saturday
evening, Oct. 18th, at 2 o'clock, for the
purpose Of nominating candidates for
township officers to be supported at the
ensuing election, and to transact such
other business as may properly come be-
fore the meeting.
II. a. PERKINS, C2.'n Te. Cen. Chm.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-10-06

, Fair Grounds. = The Cedar Valley
Agricultural and Mechanical Associa-
ton has purchased twenty-five and a
half acres of land on the north side Of
the river, On the railroad east of the de-
pot, which it is purposed to fit up for
permanent fair grounds. A halfamile
track is now being graded, to be in readi-
ness for the Horse Show to take place
on the 18th and 26th of this month.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-10-06

The Bridal Chamber, an Essay of Warning
nnd Instruction for Young Menpubished by tie How
ard Association, and sent free Of charge In sealed enve
oPes Address DR.. J. sKILLIN H0UGHTON, Howard
Association, Philadelphia, Pa. 47:ly
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-10-06

ST Blank Deeds and Mortgages for
sale ut the Post Office,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-10-06
THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Something Important for Consideration.

To au those interested ia having the Public Schools
ofhts place opened for the reception Of pupils at
as earty day as possible:
1t will be recollectcd by all who were
present at the school meeting last spring
that there was voted tax Of six thous-
and dollars, and the board of directors
was authorized to draw orders OH the
treasury for that amount for the pur-
pose of carrying forward the word on
the school house. III accordance with
that vote the board has proceeded to
complete and contract for the compile
ton of the house as far as the above
amount would go. When the contracts
already let are completed the house will
be ready for painting inside, for seating
and to be heated, in order to have ii
ready for school. But with the compile
ton of the contracts referred to the six
thousand dollars will be used up, and
the board will then have nothing with
which to paint, seat or heat the house
and, unless the citizens and legal voters
will come together and devise some
means by which the work can be carried
on, the house will be locked up and the
district be without schools another six
months at least. X.
All those interested i'm the early com.
pletion of the School House are earnest.
ly requested to meet at Council Hall to.
morrow Saturday evening, to take
such steps as may be necessary to secure
the desired result.
MANY CITIZENS.
------~--->r-----
4 Remarkable Circunsstonce.--La
fall Mr.. Simmer, of this place, bought
a pair of two year old steers of man
named Flynn, living on the Shell Rock
about II miles from here. The cattle
We're brought to this city, and after re.
naming here short time were driven
to Palo Alto County, a distance Of ITS
miles, to be wintered. The steers were
kept at the latter place until last spring
when they were driven by way of Fort
Dodge across the Missouri River into
Nebraska distance of 2i9 miles, and
there they were sold to freighters to &C
to Idaho. About six weeks ago these
same cattle returned to Flynn's farm
where they were raised. Their necks
were CALLED from the yoke, and they
were bruised and strained, showing that
they had been doing heavy work; ant
the probability is that after being sold
TO the freighters they travelled westward
until they gave out, perhaps two hun
dred miles or more, and were then turn
ed loose. 1t is truly a remarkable fac
that these two steers, after All absenc,
of nearly year, should alone and un
attended, aided only by their dumb in,
stinct, find their way back to the plact
of their nativity, - journey of probably
not less than six hundred miles. There
can be no mistake about the identity O.
the cattle, for they bear Mr.. Simmer:
mark, and Mr.. Flynn and others recog
nize them. Mr.. Simmer, in the absencc
of the rightful owner, has made ar
engagements to have them comfortably
wintered, thinking that cattle evincins
so strong love for home, and such al
most human intelligence in discovering
| 1t, should be properly and kindly caret
! for. ..-.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-10-06

DSS" Wm. Ireland s, Go. have received
their fall and winter stock of clothing,
gents furnishing goods, &c. They have
purchased very advantageouJy, and are
bound to sell as cheap as any house
west of the river. They have a we'll
selected stock of ready made clothing,
which they invite the public to call and
examine. Their cloths, vestings, etc,
for the merchant tailoring business, are
very fine, extensive and of the latest
styles They are prepared to manufac-
ture all kinds of gentleman's wear in
the latest fashions, and in manner
warranted satisfactory. They have a
large assortment Of fur goods, and a
fine stock of gents furnishing goods
All goods from their hands may be re-
turned if they are not satisfactory and
as represented.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-10-06
yyHIsKERs! WHISPERS /!

Ceyor want Whiskers Moustaches? Our Greciau
Compound will force them to grow on the smoothest
or chin, or hair bald heads, in Six Weeks. Price
Sent BY mail anywhere, closely sealed receipt
OF price. Address,
5i:1y WARNER 4 Co., Box 1ss, Drootiyn, NY.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-10-06
HORSE SHOW,

by the Cedrr Taliey Agricultural and Mechanical
Association.
At Cedar Falls, Wednesday and Thurs.
day, Oct. 25th ana Goth.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-10-06

|
Poor " We UMs !"--The Cedar Rap
ids Times In its last issue, speaking OF
the commencement of work on the
Iowa Central at this place on the 10Th
ult., says:
that the proposed Iowa Central teas or is de-
signed To connect Cedar Fails wish ST Louis
by the way OF Toledo. The people of that Sec
ton have worked earnestly for the accom-
pllsn H1cnt OF their project. but unfortunately
for them they have been counting without
ihelr host Tie road from ST. Louis will be
built to Cedar Rapids and go on by way of the
Cedar Rapids q Waterloo northward, and Ce-
protect must sail Of accomplishments
What the Cedar Rapids & Waterloo
northward" is we don't know. Per-
haps it's our host.n But If the people
are willing to build the Iowa Central.
as really they seem inclined to DO, we
trust the Times and our Ghost" viii
not persist in opposing.
A rival company, in the interest Of
Ottumwa, has just been formed at Ce-
dar Rapids, for the purpose of securing
the former place a connection with the
North Missouri read, and the Times,
being so overjoyed thereat, under the
false belief that great north and south
road is to pass through its place, forth
with concludes that every enterprise at
all conflicting with the interests of that
company has Enthusiastically been enter
ed into by men who rcckoned without
their host"
The Times may have no sort of idea
that the Iowa Central will ever be
built; we, on the other hand, have no
belief whatever that the proposed road
on the Ottumwa and Cedar Rapids
route will ever so much as have ground
broken on it, this side of Ottuniwa at
least. But suppose there should be suf-
ficient energy to go ahead with the zig
gag thing, we fail to see how that is
going to squelch all interest in the Iowa
Central
The company for OFT road was formed
six months ago, is now in thorough
working order, has the shortest, most
direct and by far the cheapest route,
has a large amount of stock subscribed,
and is now engaged in grading the
road.
The Ottumwa enterprise, on the con-
trary, is just organized, has no surveys,
no money, difficult and very indirect
route, and therefore cannot possibly be
fairly under way before another season.
Now, we fail to understand what
there is to be seen Of a discouraging ma
ture in the prospects of the Iowa Cen
trail in comparison with the prospects
of the road which the Times favors.-
Therefore, we advise our people to still
prosecute the work on their road, not
withstanding the nEfavorable opinions
of this inimicable country newspaper.
1t will matter but little if, five or six or
a dozen years after the Iowa Central is
built and in successful operation, gaunt
people from the region of Cedar Rapids
should even succeed in worming them
selves into St. Louis by way of Ottum-
wa.
StdeUoths.-There is considerable
amount nf SiIayrolL- fnx,ar o,,,o,,~ 49,.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-10-06


MISUNDERSTANDING interest was
created among cur billiard players on
"Wednesday evening by the presence of
Dubuque's-champion of the.cue, gen.
tleman named Cox. He wanted to Sc
cure match with some one of the best
players in the Falls, offering to double
discount and wager 80 on the game.
None of our citizens being inclined to
take him, a stranger volunteered to
try the champion ON "them terms, ,,
and accordingly the money was staked
and the game begun. The result was
that the stranger saw the end Of his
string at time when the champion had
not billiard counted. A carom game,
on another wager of $40, was then play
ed between the same parties, in which
Mr.. Cox easily worsted his opponent.-
No further betting was INDUCED In DUR
ing the evening
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-10-06

Orphans Honae.-Itwas expected that
the Home would be ready for business
on Monday last, but owing to the non
receipt Of the furniture this was not the
case. A portion of the outfit has ar
rived, but not enough to commence OPP
.erations with. The Superintendent, Mr..
Morrison, left here on Wednesday for
Davenport, where he will meet the
President of the Board, and probably
complete all the necessary arrangements
for the opening of the institution at an
early day.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-10-06

Bla1 IL. G. Mccain, Esq, special 50,
Letting agent of the Northwestern In.
surance Company, of DEBORAH, Iowa, is
in town this week locking after the in.
terests here of the company. This is 6
reliable company, composed of some o.
the best men in the State. 1t has q
bona tide guarantee capital of 500, 600
The company is doing large and safe
business. In short, we take pleasure
in commencing Mr.. McCann to the
courtesy of the public as the represcn-
tatiye of this reliable firm.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-10-06

For Ackley.-Wm. Francis has closed
out his business in this place, prepare
tory to going into trade at Ackley, a
small town west ofus, to which it is ex-
pected the cars will be running next
week. Mr.. Francis has been over five
years in trade here, and possesses the
confidence and esteem of the entire
community. By his removal the Falls
loses a man ofpublic spirit and private
worth, and Ackley gainsa good business
man and excellent citizen. William,
goou-by.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-10-06

y NUIlITIIIIUUS VIII DC CNOSGn on Tie
first day of the show. @.#..
PETER MELENDY, Pres.
FRED BO1TIMLER, iSecg ss-'
&F"Thcre will be Winter Exhibi-
ton by the Society held on "Wednesday
and THURSDAY, Dec. eth and 23th, 1865,
for which a premium list will be out in
q short time. ..s...r. 5.s.r rsrr
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-10-06

All those interested i'm the early COM
pletion of the School House are earnest
ly requested to meet at Council Hall to-
morrow Saturday evening, to take
such steps as may be necessary to secure
the desired result.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-09-07
Lew PHILLIl.s, Hnate .

STATE or VERMONT Alta Probate Court
Manchester District, s, hoHeH 81 Nancbcs
ter, 10 ard for said District N the f2th Gay u
August A. ID. 1905
Present II X YowLER Register presiding
The administrator on TIC estate u Lew
Phillips, hie 81 WiuhaH, % said district. ae-
ceasei made application IN writing fyr tcenss
% seii ~ fHe real estate II saif deceased ID.
Guiding she reversion Of Doweg representing
lhai he personal estate i Hsu1h sleut 70 pay
the debit sgainst said estate 10 he sam a 800
aud that portion thereof cannd p msla q .ih
cut injury % those uterrsted 10 the reminder
Wbereapoa il vas ordered ilst taii app5ca-
ton bg heir8 * Probate EggH % BE- holden
a, IRE Psobafe Ofice ~ spid Massachusetts,, pa
the S9sh dav n August, 1856 an4 fhat aa pey-
sons bs notified thereof ~ BglAAtang tl4s ot'
Der three Neeks excessively "a tae Man ines
ter Joarsal printed ~ ssdd Nsaehessef previous
10 said time u hearibF.
" Hk. F08LER, Register
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LOdHX.

IODINE WATER. Pare solution OF Iodine
ssthoai Soveni, sought for By Chemists and
fhfstesus foF the last 30 YEAR,. Discovered by
~. o. Anien sfier IS years q scientific research
ard experiment.
ihe most astonishing cmres have followed rs use
~ cases & SchoVptA, bpth hereditary ard hcqpf-
- al KINDA on HgN@Hs GoNsU&rTfna, AAEA-
inuus fiarKs. HnrrNAusx, kHnALE WGAKNEss-
p, hfNftfsfA Htatt hlAI DisKAsTs, hEga al tAsss
distressing eefaPlaiass arising irola Ap aEArE on
yT1 httop tunoslo DISEASES, That hare bsg.
red Use best medical sk, often Weld ta The sulss
aasneaes 81 this remarkable medicine, 1T y ihe
faesa ppA erfal WHALING AeKST ANp Ra1fSHA
I'VE tnosh ~ sfsfB eflsz fctsH ssfrseui1U -
sn lhe.s sent free. Pree siA hofsis, 81 ~ S.,
SID b. Druggists
Address DH, II. ANDERS s CO. Physicians ard
ifsnsisif cas- Broadway, Nsw lork.
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CANCER

\ ntu and moadeTfa diseawt1 DE- J. {. DiA-
SNs CANCER ANTiD0fl, whacA las sir~Aay
sarea. IL 6ref are hnoGrea cases. 10 b< lie ,ssss
taceessfai tfestmeHt fsx esHeeg lhat IS svef tesa
v~eA Ay man. The aasshea ~ ,Fessaaeni = iBdeRa
Hea Tsis teftikss 6seSfe i erssesly r. gaoreess
S sai1 sa2ss. Wsiheut fAs ase n ske knfe. loss =
es4A grs5oe.ag 81 paln ssHsfAs bart 90. - aaeei.
"a TIE scgns pasts USet Aoav ffsm A, g
tnH ~ T3t Brus4wsy y. y
g. DIXON, d. r
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SftaS
! 4 & { !,
NOT A FEW


or She wort Disorders that aet mankn arise from the
corruption that acclHl,7stin she Blood OF al tho DIS
covercs that have made . purgeis out, mona can
equal 10 eject mr. ing COMPOUND hXTfAcI
ar SARGIpd pEt ftcisanses and reneyatcs Abe
Blood, instiia to Ysn ,eeH" n'p tag rFSteia, ah
purgsI out The hun, vde make discase ltsilndia'e5
the healthy body and czpelsrhe disorder
taal rror an rane. n tas Flood euch remedy that
eou! be relied on has long been soustf aad noN, fo
III. first ue The pl51c h4v. ono wiea t,cy esn De-
peal Oar s?aca re tyet nat aiHito certificates TO
show It's Effects ~. - ie hoi:.e WI tow 10
the Sick that has yl.nsass siag an5 lac have
ever taken.
Tro Tablespoonful q z,rae, ofsArsa7ag.a aided
10 plat Of water cqa, tote Lisbon Diet ra, and
one bottle IS equat 70 l,lanaf G.es rp OF 9arss?sTa
or the deeoe'ion asusull!y mals.
Tho above Extracts a-a prepared o. purely scientific
priacipes--ia Eleae-,ai cna6ay Go fan e:reas:h Of
the Ingredient, caeri7 ia.5 aiteom2osit'on Already
and conclusive test WI be c1a9arisoa Of their proper
tics with taosc Sc: f1t., "a re Z. s. Dhpeasatory.
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AYERS
CATHARTIC PILLS

possess so many advantages over the other
purgatycs in the market, and their superior
virtues are so universally known, thatwe need
not do more than 10 assure the public their
quality is maintained equal to the best II ever
has been, and that they may be depended on
TO do all that they have ever done.
Prepared by j. c. AVER, M. d., q CO..
Lowell, Mass, and sold by
"a colchester, aud BY G. W
sMIEH E.rft#rt Pant
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WANTED, EVERYBODY wishing o cagage
w tn good and profitable business, thay,ng
few dollars % safely invest, 70 cal At l0g wash
thgon street, Boston, and examine good variety Of
beat res tveniions together with the best Patent
bA9nr Shlst ever Invented, cheapest manufactured,
desaauds greatest sale, aud brings thG hghes. price
~ usArkoL this is no Infringement. Cal imu.e-
dihie.y zad stsfy yourselves
!. II. LirILKFiELD, ratentes ard Proprietor.
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RIO TUELADIEs.


ITO TIE LADIES. The celebrated DIR /.
4 DIX particularly invites ail ladies who need
Hrdtedi or swgicHt adviser, 10 call at bis Rooms,
No. q Endcott Street, Boston, Mass which they
VIII airnoRcd iorther SPECIAL accommodation
DIR, DIN having devoted over twenty vonft a.
this particular branch Of the treatment Of "a disc
nscs peculiar TO iepalcs. il Is now conc, leu by al
doth ia this country aud in lurope hai he exoolls
all other known practitioners IA tho safe, speedy
and oaectua treatment Of all female complaints.
Ills medicines are prepared with the express pur.
pose Of removing all Diseases such rs debility,
weaknesa, unnatural suppressions, engagements ~
The womb alsn, all discharges which flow from n
morbid state Of the boo6. The Doctor is now fully
prepared otreat IN hs peculiar style, both nsdieel
v and sntgeaiY all diseases Of the female sex and
they are respectfully invited 20 call NJ
No. 81 lndiCOli Street, lOStOn.
~ letters requiring advice must contmn one dol.
DR. 20 ensure ~ answer.
Address br J.. bIx, No. ~ Eudicot street, Bos
Con, Nass.
Boston, Jan. lsG5.-i-8G
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f0wtrs PILE AND HuMus cuRt

warranted the only Sure and Permanent
asfs 81 fitaSs iErNosl koaorrGA. sAtx RuNses.
ANMt lacsl. aHd nsssxsss n iha saIa ~ raanes -
laaoef e AZ eakes < fk4gt. Hesarett lmisaIcss.
. ~ meats onlf Fe.isss, BAL u 30 cure So4 e.
sfg MAe4F.
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HfshY's TRa0sr LsIaEar - Ibis fssetfstsd
PsHEHe 81 ! ussa ID smott svety beaaehold, aad
Is worth H. asigt il gold. lteiges CsAHps, Aeurai.
iea. Ebeamaisn ara 40 disessss hers . Fslp
hliief i required rssd externally sod laissHaliy.
TygR sod eYegxhers4
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l. rwsv ~ uarsiar asa iasgr1asAoa O. feaHg
asa tas4 szisbs6 81 tke EiosAft AssSess ase ass
seaf a sesit1 tsfstT eslstsefFs tsnt q t,8
R4ax@ h.. j sGfLt1N H1s sBfs8S.
Hgs-sF1 Asssc izfAa1 p s.ae7 assa re
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unnhooai how Lost, How Iaestor-


Just published new edition Of DR..
1872 CniYcrw ellis Celebrated EssAY on
tlNlzle[g lhe r0dicai carf tsitA0ut
medieinel Of SPEHMA roRHInEA Or seminal Weak
ness, involuntary Seminal Lgsses, larorgsey.
Nenaa and Physical Inespscity. fmpeaIfDesss 20
Marriage etc also, Cossrarrf0s. krTLErsr, and
Prs. induced BY self indulgence ~ seauai Extra
fagaace
Price, ~ d sealed envelope osly cents.
Z be cs.ebIaled sulhor ID lhis adlnirabie essay
clearly denIsas'rates from a thirty years successful
prnctiee t4ht ihe alarming consequences u self
abuse may % fsaiealy euFsd Without the danger o.
nse . internal medicine o. the application Of the
k1ifs-~p0utng oct mode 0. cure a. once simple,
certain and e8srtuai, BY ncaus Of whlci every
sufferer. no matter what hts Condition may 10,
msy eats himself cheaply, privately, gad rgdleaay,
his Lecture sb0ssd be ID the hapds n every
youth AID sgrfy UlaH IN the iaBd.
nentapudcf seal, Ia plain envelope, % any 40
dfets, po@ Paid fecsipksfflx cents, % tep Roet
stamps Address the pgbiishers,
CHAe j. q KLfNB co
I27 Dowrry, Nes York, Poet 7uies - 60
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IIELAKIsOLD"S


Compound Fluid Extract Sarsapariiia,
FOR purifying the hood renewing all diseases ating from
sai aprukrcs u lie, chroaic constitutional Dis
eases arising from n2ufa state o. tso blood Aa1 tde
only reliable anil eYsetua known remedy for he care Of
serofala, seali lIeI sall acum Pains aad swelling CT
the Bones Ueera,na q the Throat aud Legs, Ioie'rs
pimpls the Face letter, Lryaqcas and al scsly srup
lions Of the skn, AMI bcautliying the ooErLgzioL
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SUPERIOR DRAIN TILE
nn,npIoN nnIcK MAcnINrl

rrrsls res r.aaasy faga sai exec aHce - Work,
tsaas4 90 e.srat B i usea Z dfsen 81 hpre,
pssss = enan. Nih seven men msket aq,eee
ssst Krssfta aAr CfreaisFs, uiachaes, SID rirtis
es4ssses afHH ADFORD . RESlck. u Bresdwsy.
Nv Yea
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HEERY's
VERMONT LINIMENT +!

Read Certificate
NORMAL April sth. 1880
Nsssr. lierrY8 90. - ouF Vermont L3p3sasut
hss cured mf u : kasuaastsm esich Esd ssiilsd
ia ms Utss ans g., which Lies ag yea uay we'll
futfsse 7 feel gfafef8is--E QuesHti. seash GfsHhyl
q re. Hsnrr Cray cesmift, IouEee
s. ~ teauaA isag stefs h7fRhss3s.
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4 CERTIFICATE
WORTH \ MILLION.
An Old PhgsictoHs
Testimony.
READ.


Waterbury, VT,
Nov. "a, 1858.
Although | do not
like the practice Of
Physicians recon-
tt4riititrEt 49,
Criminaiely.ihe pa
tent medicines Of
tle dayi yet after
q trial 81 ten wears.
am free to admit
that there is one
medicine before
the public that any
Physician can use
IN his practice and
recommend to the
public with perfect
confidence that
medicine is Rev n.
H.Downs' Vegcta-
bic Balsamic / hxir
have used it nfv-
self with the very
best success, and
now, whenever |
am troubled with
Cough OF Cold, !
invariably use II.
Ic~ cheerfully re-
commend II 10 a |
who are suffering
from n Cough or a
Cold for the Group
Whooping Cough,
and all diseases
tending TO Con-
sumption aind 10
the Profession asa
reliable article.
| am satisfied Of
its excellence be-
yond A doubt, hav-
ing converscd per-
sonally with the
Rev. &. II. DownS
about IL. He in
formed me Of the
principal ingre-
dients 81 which the
Elixir is composed,
al Of which are
Purely Vegetable
and perfectly safe.
, a. WOODWARD ND
Now Brigade Sur
geon u S. Army.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-09-07
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