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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-25
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bens.BaIfam (eie 5Iaide 81 il fur geiunbe 4erio=
men tagb tropien= 1tnb in per5iebenen Rrantbeits=
fdnen 5ffeueife AZ nebmen. Gs erfekt bic Rrfte,
Ipedt bic 3ebensgeiteri f6rt bic SHINE, berimt ons
8ttern, Hn6ert bic S9meraen Der @idtffe unh BELT
6a5 SObbrennen, f1btet bic Hrmer iue hstit bic &o=
lit oeS @Ggens uno Der Giugeuetoe IN etngen RtnMs
ten uuo mddf fr6bIi oiebt BEN @derfi9tigen Gtns
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meIeu bes Tauben; IinSert has Ropfweb retntgt oas
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beibar aeaen bic Slot unb Der 6dmorboihen uno be-
fSrbert Bic motatIi5e Reiigung her Srouenstmmer;
fir bic Bieberbergelung bes mdnnli9en 8ei9lehtS
unb fir has bobe Alter. Gs if elm 9erpab ran8sz
mittel eegen ole anitedenbe Grippe, ebo@
Ieya, 6eit. Gin alter I1ipaber @refS utnmt etttett
GBl6ifel uol aue Sage nuser benz td8liben yebran9
uon Tropfen, Miro better uno eraHgt perluugenbe
Settles Mnb &SrpestFdffeimb tam Elm bobes Nter err
reiden. Den 6amien nlbt senus gu eInpfehen. =
misunderstanding befagt oos 9Gbere.
einreiben fir an &erpeniGrud&e leibense PsriOnen.
Die NIdf1e1 Doaar. . ''a@ 3fss
Ssrner eepp's 1aliam. as Gents) fin Safean.
Ren6bniten Der 8inoer. ~
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rpeicben, Aufsieben unb noatomHe. CT Seilune.
M8entea tDerbeit perldt8t.
...t. ma - DR.. q. ,QeDi1,g Fe
Ii Office sol Dearborn Street, w.. +.
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~ Acknowledgements z9tuseiaen iuer=
6en gratis aufgenOmmen. Nnseigen
non @elelldaften nub 8ereinen, bered@
men mir snnf balben sereife" s
9abIHn a fir ansfi9es. unS SnbseriptOnsmsucn
aSefbdEb Ser StaSf sf6ifteu rir uHs prK n1merapeo
ano erfhel ltS bic 3ISenbuna uon fleHeH Betragen
ourCb 9o1t=GfFce= Orores.
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Sen, Spf g. pbnfton, 9rdiiSe.
3. 6-5i.etn'. SeneraI< Superintendent th
Sat cine Office in Ro27 yeOrO eberrp straBe, 8
Sbiren non linton er6fnet. tRie s9aatioaaI Ggpress
unb Truuspprtatious GompanpA 1T ieRt bereit, elm
ausemeines GrpreB gef6dft gu biuisen 4reiien, wie
ie suuOr Our6 rserb cine gefeaI9nft berednet wurs
rem, gu betreibeu. 9urb elm arrangement. nit uerS
i1ieSenem perantportIitenf 9eriidbernnes Seiea=
faften setrpfieH, peroen ale GeOz unb Bertbpadete
DOH perIidert unS feine Grtra8erebnMms bGfiir se=
radt 9teies bietet ben 8erienber cine boppeIte Ss
berbeit i'm Sale zines gerIuites. ane anftrengnsen
ruerben semat, UNI bic, ,pe9e uns beebrem, sutrSben
gu fteuen.
SoeI Dabis,
al ba Msent.
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General Gupertnfenbents Dffce.
3fl' 9afbuiIe, aug. So. 1856. 80
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-25

Die Saaptsrucde Der 8eienihuft iinb : Grmhn.e aine
Snr GinIuGnoernng in. nrleren Sfaat nno 8eri4af=
Sen eritem bieier 5ipede beabdbtat fie burdb sItz
touf pom adn6ereien gu erreiben, ii aleenieene
s4aiertraft ODER a6ere Gortbeie fir 6abrifz nterz
sres % Ssr bt e s s @
fenbabnen. 9 ieie 9dneereien foen III paienbe Sanz
iteIlen unb er6Bere SIdden ouseeIegt ano an ben
56bteif aOfteyrsis in osf Mft 0esfaaif nerSem baB
3piftben sne pertuuften cine ante Harcee Iiegen
bIebt.3 Der 4Gnfcl bat elm SisrtbeiI boar unS baS
rlebrise in 1. unb Sabre sutesdbIen.
Die @eieHfdaft pir6 aud els M9entur fir grose
RanSbefseE Seae weId9e ~ sa'lp sOspart ~ isben
Sen geatSr had Arbeft aeseiift Bic Geseafaoft
Surob 8ef6affuns pom SanOwertern, @drtnern nnb
ieber 4rt pom Arbeiteru snbe reeen lpiro Nrbet
ueri6afien t6nnen, Do cs tbr mpalb it, Setdfttgnns
81 obnenoen retien i'm gefnmbeten nno trntbariten
Rima Der adn3en 98et Suslfern uo etenfo 1uiro fie
i'm Stanbe fein ben MrbetSgebei sufrieoeI SUIT elen
ibe fe bic Arbeiter fir i6n an !rsene einell Gam
bedhiibtSen. unier Spitem, ole Arten pom arbetern
nod ieoem SbeiI oes States al beiDreeEn, INNER
nnsssn perpefen mir a,f psier sireIar lber Steism
Ser geiOi,,i Der eefeufddf pfrb sO benz patsren
SerfGif Der porbebatenen tnSmiiben He9enoen
8rnnsitiide, pom glnfban Don S6rfern unb Stdhten
an ba;u geeisneteu SieIien, pom Der Nufbllte pen
Sabriten, Der algemeinen entrptdelMn9 Der YrOoutz
fen unS Ruterdl= htbiiTaern oes States nEb enb=
Iib pOn ben 'eebii9renafa SeiOrsHe uOa arbet err
Ipartet.
e Ia unfer Capital aHf benz 2qnebetsoer Seteu19att
baiirt 1T, 70 mub eSe Bert6er66bune bes IeSteren
ofbIpenSig bic Mctien in setdbem NaBe rpertbpoHer
MAIDEN un6 baber gperoen unfere actien= nbaber oie=
ieiben chen 70 fiber ais p0rtbeiIbntt inSen.
Die Sdupt<O ffice mrb in 5tafbptHe, Eenn., gebdI=
ten unb bic geieni6aft benbbtigt, Sub a9enfen in
je6em gountp beS Staates ansuteaeH. Subfcrptions=
bidder befinoen ih in ben Sdnben pom Union ReIiorl,
Shabmeiter; 6eIr R. Gbedtbam, Setretdr, ulto Sol
Sambef, gcneraIz Aacpt fir .GinwanbcruRg, Ipelbe
autoriirt fpnn, ntasfbnungen fir @ttfen Der Sc
ieui9aft entSeS gen 5n hebmert:
a
Eg95!h afaFbeaf SsT Es,a,. SSiolsii :tiDns,
rn6 Ginpanoernngs= 9eienidaft.
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Eenneffee GOIontfdtiOnss
uno
Gimtpanberilit8s 6efen f6aft.

SneofpOrin Surd eillen Mctiher sefebgebenben 3ers
ldnnIIltlig 6es Staates 9ehheiiee pom 81 -
= ~ Gni 1865. ~ > : 5 -
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-25

Sfice@St
pon Gil 8ormittass, pon 3-5 Ea9mittaes unb pon
~ 7-9 nAr abennS, 4I
9amen fBnnen in eiHjsen 2ectionen cine Ieibte,
gelGufige unb nette Sano febreiben Iernen"
8erren in 6erfelben Seit eine trdftige, geldmfq
@eitdftsbane.
aniiatt bic S9reibefunft aIs cine Watbabmetuut gu
Iehreft, bin i our 2Odbrige Grfahru1g su ber afl=
iidbt getemmen, baB S9iIer i'm alter pom 60 Sahs
rem, antdtt eiter sufdnigen Retbobe S folgen, 6ur
bic gSiiienioft i9 iel6f in trseiter 3eit cine 9ez
wanSte S&rsibweiie ansspaRneN tSnnsil: .o..
Germ 8, -. 0cIhear. ~ -
Sir iin6 ebenip erftannt ute erfret, baB sic rtls
70 turser Sett bic Trincpten Der 9bortogropbie pou
itdnbig periteben geua5t 5aben.
9as Snitem 1T hrs etnfn4 nno ausgesei4netfiii
bic 8eoirfnifIe Der n1enfchIidben @eieHft1aft.
Niemanb fam sagegen fem, aIBer Dieienf9en, bic
es nidt tennen. Sbre eigentbamiiGe 2ebrsM ethpoe
maobt bas GrIernen berieIben nidt lINr Isidt,
fonoern moht es aud iA elmer encouragement Inter-
baltnng. 9as SsEthn6 (Ritman's NanuaD lift febt
gut fur ben 8ebrand arrangirt.
fi Hitan einen boben YIas auf Der 2ifte ben menfs
heben asoblthdter ermorben, uns mir eenten, bieie
RInit foIIte einem ieben Qinoe geIebrf ner6ert.
sydfper Yartrib9e, Capt. a. Sa. y, 81. -.it5-
9bOs. s. &bobeS, Capt, 90, 81. 9. S.
T. 3 #attsTI9ss ie sspt a IS gs, e. nS
z. $. Samntouo, @ct. zaiitft. Surgeon, nSM.
s. sS. 6opuerJ gbaplain, nSA. 40
Siils D.. Sobnftoni 1. 2eHt., 60. s., 102.D p. 9, 8.
9siaiam aRnfidel, GbGpletsl, 6S. D. 9.S.1.a
s"a a u ,RgsF IL SsRsSf bic
8iAats @erriai jun, eers.. Go, $, 70, Snb. g.s
: Sames g8. Seeobs. |, 2isut, ~, Sub, gaterie
/. ! s. 9snsIep. sera. So. 5, 75 Sn6. q. 5. III
{ Amrs 3mte me ue
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-25
Sennefier nn6 @acifc
y Ia,
Gifembabtt
Mftien+

- T8Ider
3eibuum8 nDu u TT e u
in biefer sabn Iiesen lest in f0IsenOeu 0fcen Oien
Solepb SIS. ELLEN,
A!}sf sstf J e9dhmeifers linton Sant.
s. SIS. 8arampre,
Setrdtdr, SO. As College struse.
80. s. 8errb,
su5bdnbIer, SO. 80 RubIie Square.
Sobn g. GagpPbea,
d. ,a,5. Agent, 80. 25 Subtle square.
htilna -5--: ratEks
gsOut ibr ebrenbaft antbeiI nebmen In bteier srOs
zen
StaatS< u. 0.at ona I b a 3 n,
ueIde 0aibpiIe RobGen mnS anbere gortbei[e 30 Waz
nufactIr8e sepdbren ipirb, ME irgeno elmer
Staot2 IS ftterIiegf tetnem 3Deife oaB btete 8abn
fir Hgfsrs StaSt cine Der sr6bten arO ret3ften
Sobfen, Sel unb anbere MineraIpros
butte entbaItenbeu @egeneeu
uuFI4Itsssn ,uirb. sic wirb ...
bel 80 Metlen ben fiirseiten unb iuobl@
eillten g8es mad Stem >Sort uno
Bel SO Nfeileit ben nadteu
8eg mad Wfenp6is unO
Stem Srleans biIben.
eOrDObI bas SntereHe aIs Die eeIbfbei9Isuns brins
gen oaraHf BIN BOB mir AHe
prempt ubrttatt&aet@neh
g Item.
Sober Singer wirS brsnsenb eria6t auf loo Acs
ten au seieF ie nabem es feline DaitteI aetatten
Mnb sIuGr 4ofort Das wilrbe eilen {9neleren uni
eIorrei9en GrfoIg ern, ber duei, mas fir nnfer'
Stabt unb ben Staat 9ei4e5sn, bic Krone aafieser
Diirbe. sts. ssts.ss (. - e. @&t, = iuIA liz
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-25
Gin altes sieb ua@ neuer WfelpSie
. .5..'''. 1866. ~. ~ "2 .ai.

Benn Der SribIing fontint. perIafen ameifen uiib
unsesiefer ibre eSbernnb Slater unh athiie fprius
aunerumber. iillf} .fsg " "a ff4
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-25

Erifft In Gorintb lnb @ranb synnetion NIT ben 9iis
gen Der 81. u. Ditto nnb Nti. Central @akn ned Ses
lemna. RobiIe, @idsburg, &ew.CrIeans nne allen bas
In @aTbpiHe Der 9pibpine uNS Chattanooga. Der abs
pi1s NIB NottBweiiern HHb Der '@bgeFelb uitb Ap.
aeuispiNs NnS aGihDiAs BabH fur aus YNl,tte iStSs
IT'D anb Bitlia an. - 235ss siA sAyl6@ On
Durds Tidets fab ~ baben In ber Omnibuss Office
pom Soml. s. 2ittIe, 30. % Gberrp Ctr unS amgroab
Street 9epot, Saibpiue, = @epdd sGbeds fiir bic
game Reiie. Ia pa
lsdaaat. gg1 8. 3. Ran Dpfe, ~
~, - Gen. Snpt. SIS
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-05-11
NOTICE.
THE MODEL SEWING MACHINE,

prom the New York neraa)
Prominent among the mechanical tri-
unphs OF this most ingenious age, common
honesty compels us 10 notice the Empire
Sewing Machine. commended as justly
styled perfec tion itself. Useful as have
been the various sewing machines, from time
to time presented to the pnblic, each one OF
them has been cursed with some radical de-
feet which detracts from general utility
Warned by the experience Of his predcccss-
ors, the inventor Of the Empire Machine has
produced an instrument, combining all the
advantages for which others are yaunted
and obviating every defect which can be at
tr:buted to them by the most fastidious
critic.
The Empire Machine is marvellous com
bination Of simplicity, economy and perfect
workmanship, being durable, free from liza
bility to get out Of order, noiscless. and easy
Of operation. Its mechanical continuance
is such rs to secure stability. freedom from
accident, and accuracy to workmanship.
BY the uso Of the patented shuttle and
straight needle, it makes stitch, which can
neither rip nor ravel, while, at the Same
time, it can operate perfectly upon every
species ofmaserial from leather to cambria,
with threads Of cotton, linen or silk, from
the finest to the cOarsest number.
AZ the Empire Machine is gradually sup
planting its more antique rivals, no one in
| want of a useful instrument Of this dcscrp-
ton, be he or she tailor, coachmaker, dress
makor or scamstress can do otherwise than
secure one Of these economical and inimita-
bic machines, suited alike for family and
manufacturing purposes. The Office If the
Empire Manufacturing Co i. at No. $50
broadway, New York City. where they are
now supplying these Empire Machines at
prices far below the real value of the instru-
ments New York Herald.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-05-11
3 en Oregon plain n,a'er
FlNkLE &IYON
Sewing Ma
chine Co.
Cfcs 5slBroaGsay. New York.

avn AS'S
GsAaANrEE-Aftera fair trial. if an,
purchaser does not regard the EiSkLs 4 II
ON Sewing Machine as superior to any ma
chine in market, he can return it and have
his money. IL has tsken many Of the high
cst priests less complicated than any 9th
er first class nachine.-docs a wider range
Of work without changing, requires no tax.
ing apart to clean or oil, and no "lessons''
to set needle, regulate tension, o. operate
machiae
N. B. Any Clergyman sending US two or.
ders for machines, s hall receive one for him.
self rs present. The same proposition il
extended to Professors and Teachers.
We have now completed our new ms.s-
Js:tory at a cost Of some 5000, 900. including
msw patents and important mpro,xments-
and the ohje CT the above proposition ia to
secure the immediate Introduction Of our i'm.
proved machine into every town in the Uni
ted States without incurlng the great ex-
psnse OF a travelling agent.
This proposition cannot avail in towns &C.
,ssp,edby our own agents.
Please send for descriptive CA7AIecrr,
with sample Of sewing.
nl1v7) LUClUs LYON. ses'y
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-05-11
The Emporium
OF
FASHION!


vTNIlE undersigned are just receiving di.
Il rect from the Eastern Markets, a large
and very desirable Stock of
Dress Trimmings Ribbons, Ladies Hats ad
Honnetts in great variety and of the la
test Styles. Hoods, Teils, N,.b,as,
Bonnet Silks &c. &c. &c.
At their New Millinery Store in
New Oregon, Iowa, all of which
they are prepared to sell at the
most reasonable rates.
Cloaks and Dresses Made on short notice
and in the Latest Styles.
Bonnetts Made, Trimmed, Whitencd and
repaired on reasonable terms.
1t is their purpose to keep the
latest Styles and Patterns in all
things pertaining to their trade.
Believing that they can give as good bar
gains as can be bought ives. Of Chicago
they would cordially invite their friends and
the Public generally to examine Goods and
prices before going from home to make their
selections
New Oregon, Iowa, Oct. 5, 1865.
Misses L. & l.. CowAN,
on27D Mlli, e.,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-05-11
NOTICE,

All persons knowing Themselves indebted
70 Moon 4 Hunt are requested 10 call and
settle and pay Immediately or cost will Be
made.-Monsy We must have.
MOON & HUNT
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-05-11
Gents Furnishing Goods |
- . -ALso- ~v
Ready Made ClotAin1

Of the choicest selection, comprising: Coats,
Vests Pants 8ouses, Busters, Overalls. &c.
which | will sell as cheap as the chesraet.
am also rrerared to manufacture to or.
der;to warrant tits in the latest, style and
on short notice. afterten years' residencs
IN DEBORAH, no vouchers are needed ID o..
sure the Public of my capacity to do superb
or work'and dea! honestly With my psttooa.
Jan. ! 1865. P. DUFFlN,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-05-11
Farm for sale


>hE Subscriber will sell for cash, newly
Improved farm Of 100 acres, ali impro-
yea within the last two years, with . new
log house on it and an orchard of 123 trees
and the whole oft surrounded BY a GOOD most
and rail fence, with 100 acres improved and
a good fence dividing tho improved and an
improved lots. also good we'll and small
grove about re house, three .sver failing
springs on the promises, and Eve acres Of
timber on Root River.
Tho above property is situated 4 mile and
= quarter east Of Limo Springs, Forest CITY
Up Howard Co. Iowa, and on the road from
Limo Springs to Foreston.
Title Guaranteed.
For furth E particulars enausxe Of subscri
Der. ?.O.address Lime Springs, Iowa.
RIVERS j. FOWLER.
nssvet1 Dated Aug. <lsst
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-05-11

I x
1t will last from three to six times
longer than any other Steel Plow made anywhere by
unyholy This has often been proved by actual use In
"E,ty' soils occasionally to be found on tho margins
OF streams in the VEST in which shcetsteel Flows have
been habitually "cut through in powg eighty acroa
less, it having already plowed over throe hundred
acres of the soil without yet being half worn.
It will "scour" in the most difficult
soils where all other Flows have failed If there rod
Of ground anywhere in which it will scour, have
| yet TO find it. ..
1t draws lighter than any other
Hlow while cutting tho same width and Depth
The Share can be sharpened, or O.
Point welded on, readily ordinary Flows, by any
blacksmith who understands his trade tho steel is
perfectly malieabe, and works kindly.
Any section can be replaced by a
duplicate to be had Of any Agent as the Share Landslide
anu Mouldboarls ars cast in moulds ....
It is Well stocked with New Eng
land secondgrowth timber and the standard is ght
pleasure. .....-
1t plows at any depth, from three
to twelve inches works perfectly in either stuhbc or
turf leaves aclean tnrrow, and turns under subbo and
foul trash completely.
eS2S- It is the cheapest Pillow in the
SS-wori, just as sure there is economy Ia payn;
ESsN dollars rather than five dollars or ii
Ss-tmes over; - in not losing time and your temper,
A5-because your Flow won't "scour;' - and in doing
ezra quarter fifth more work. with the power
E-Fhe quality and quantity OF work It will endure to
ihust DC well rs the cost price,
Es-n determining whether not the Pow is cheap.
&-plows used for profit and the one out az au9itt
GS-Le most dollars and cents be gO pronOrtio,
Es-tS cost, IS the cheapest, and confident man
ES-Scts than hundred dollars worth Of "piow"
&sS'every tmehe gets one of these.
These remarks are made after q
familiarity with tho merits of most Of the good Flows
use in the West, many Of which have justly earned
good reputation. ...,.
Roy Our new model s'B" Plow is
Es-designed expressly for ssubble and foul ground
SS-lIeretoore have had only the 'C' pattern de-
&J-signed for both, turf and stubbe. The "B' and
HS-"C patterns together will enable u.s. to meet the
4S-vsws Of all as to shape, and give them either
AJ-"bold' or "lean" plows as thsy prefer.
Call and see them, .. IS
Warranty ve,.y NoeruL
For Sale only 3
at McGregor, Iowa, and at
Counover, the Western terminus
Of the McGregor Western Rail,
way, by
J. G.CARTER & BRO
who have opened an Agriculture
Warehouse at the latter point.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-05-11

NEW CLOTHING STORE.-TLe UNDER
~ signed, having just visited the Eastsrn
"a Cities, has row on hand 3 >as
M CHOICE ASSORTMENT Of Goods
LIZ adapted to the season such as: M
CLOTHS CASSIMERES, VEST.
yNGS, Of the --latest Pntterns.
7AILORS TRIMMINGS l4s
Of French, English and American Aauufse>
ture.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-05-11
{ 5:{I1z j!

Clothes Wringer
Was pronounced Superior to all others at
THE WORLDS FAIR INLONDON
In 1862 received the Bronze Medal highest
premium, at the Great Fair of
The american Institute
In New York City, in 1863 It has also re-
ceived the FIRST PREMIUMS at the fol-.
lowing State Fairs:
New York 1s'2- 1893 Illinois lsss-lss4
rsnn:S1an,a Wisconsin Viva 'S'' 1881
Michigan 1864 Con. yiv'r valley Fair 1864
Indiana 1S6S-lS64 ChampIsin valley Fair 1884
And at the principle County and Insut. rairs through
TESTIMONIAL
MY iamily would as soon give Up the cooking stove
as this Clothes Wringer. cannot be highly rec.
commended."- Robinson.
"After constant use ofthe Universal Clothes Wr,-.
for more than four yearsiu my family, authorized
by the powers that be, to give It most unqualified
praise, and to pronounc. indispensable part the
ma hncry for housekeeping. REV Henry Ward Beech
stand the service required Of J. r higgins Love
''In the Laundry at my house there is a perpetual
THANKSGIVING On Mondays for the invention OF your
cellant Wr!nger.'-Kev. Theodore L. Cuyler.
1--WE think the Machine much more tan paws for
portans the wringer should be fitted with COGs.-O.
Judd.
~ heartily commend It to econom SITS of time money
and contentment."-Rev. DR.. Bellows.
!t saves labor. expedtes work, makes the laundress
good nature does not tear Oh buttonsand is indspen
sable IN well regulated family" r. s. Storn Jr. D. d.
Every week has given it = stronger hold upon the
affections OF the inmates Of the laundry Every mem.
Der OF the household is In admiration Of I'm. Y
Observer.
U0n receipt Of price from any part Of the country
whore have canvass-rs We send the wrnser free
freight charEes. : :"
good canvasscr wanted In every township.
Send for Illustrated Price Circular. ,,.- -
R. c, BROWNING,
No SAT Broadway ny
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-11-02

Read what the editor of the Cincinnati
Times says of ALIENS LuNG RALsAM:
A REMARKABLE CURE.-Mr. Samuel Lewis,
one Of the old Pioneers of Cinein natl was very
long, apparently. in the last stages of Con-
sumption, and given up by physicians, when
some kind friend recommended him to use
ALIENS LUNG BALsAM. He did so. and
Immediately commenced recovering, and is
now able to attend business. He says Elm
truth may say it has saved my life" Mr..
Lewis is well known in Cincinnati, and the
fullest confidence may be placed in his state
ments. II is due, therefore, to the commui-
nifty, especially those suffering under this ter
rible malady, the fullest publicity be given to
such marvellous cures, that other sufferers
may avail themselves of the remedy. With
pleasure, therefore, we refer to this cure.
From our knowledge of the merits of this
excellent Balsam, and what we hear Of its
merits, we thing it should be at once used by
all persons suffering from cough, or any
pulmonary complaint. We hear that many
far advanced in consumption have been cured
by its use.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-11-02

~ The Argus oommends Mr.. Brigham
(dem.) for Congress in the Sd district, be-
cause he proposed in the House to admit the
rebel States to Congress onl condition that
they would adopt the constitutional amend
ment We now invite the freemen Of that
district to condemn Mr.. Brigham because he
himself voted against that very amendment
1t will be bad enough for Vermont to find
her representation in Congress reduced in
1870 to two, for all her freemen, without the
monstrous injustice OF finding the rep
reseniation of the rebel states increased by
counting in the superintendent persons
who are denied the privileges of freedmen.
The eleven Democrats, who voted against
the amendment, voted to degrade Vermont,
and we are for remembering that vote against
them during their lives.