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puRE BLOOD. MrnpY MArEn.

Pure blood may be compared TO pure water, and i'm
pure blood to muddy water. you pas. muddy water
through muslin you soil 3D. continue the process and you
cover irwin thick mud. Blood passes through all part
Of the hoiyi fgos and pure Il uourshcs and cleanse
the part u goes through fmpurc It leaves mere or
10" dirt behind It, DRANpHErH's PiLLs are the medicine
wanted because they made purpose to take dirty
humors ont Of the body and they never fail These pills
cure scroiola even forty years sauding they have
cured cases Of rheumatism when the patient had not
walked for four years Of paralysis where tho leg Rad
lost their power enforcement for seventeen years The
evidence Ia these cannot Do disputed l. there
town n the world whore such evidence exists notl II
Brandrcths Pills have been much used there we know
that such evidence can DO found
But be sure and see upon each box my name in the
Government stamp 10 white letters
D. Brndrcth, Drandreu House, New York
Sold By all druggists 21qcdar
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For lncipent Consumption, Asthma, Coughs, Colds
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint and General DEBILITY,
will be found in DIR. Tobias Pulmonic Life syrup This
valuable medicine, compounded from the gifts Of the
vegetable Kingdom Will be found asovereign remedy
In all the above named diseases. Tho demand for this
valuable compound daily increasing and It will with
doubt become popular as Doctor ohias eelebr-
cd Venetian Linimont Consumption In its last stages
this syrup will cure nor Is there any remedy that
Will; relief however, viii be found by lis use' What
II is stated 10 II surely will do US trial VIII prove
Thousands OF certificates be at the Depot Sold
by tho Druggists, and at No. 10 Park Place, Ne York
Price 70 cents. Ask for DR.. Tobias Pumonc Life Syrup
and take no other. 2226daw.
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We know our stomach wcre not made
To drench with Purgativcs,
Brute instinct shuns tn atefui dose
And every child that lives.
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Our reasons and we trust Justification for calling
tho puluo attention to MornEn BAILEfs QulEEr7a
srnur, ore furnished 10y the frequency and fsaty-ci
The diseases infancy aud childhood. so alarming and
serious the aeconsc that one child n three dies be-
fore the Gnh year Those fact. afford conclusive argu.
moni iog enforcing mothers the Importance Of using
remedy (Which contains Morphine or Poisonous Drug
and never fails when timely usa) TO effect cure IL
greatly assists the child through the month"; OF totuins
aays all pain, reduces Inflammation corrcots acid rs Of
the stomach, and never fails to regulate the bowels
makes sick and weak children strong and healthy pro-
duces natural sleep for The child thereby aording rest
20 the mother. For summon complaints, Dysentory au
Darrhra 70 has no equal For Wind Collie Conyulsiont
Gripping &c., IL never falls 10 give Immediate relief
MorHgn BtiRLYs QufEriNr sYnur, for children. is an
original medicine, we'll established therefore use no
other and you safe For sale by ala Druggists and
Dcarers 10 Medicine.
A. RICHARDS, Now London, Conn.
Agent fo- The United stntes. liiy
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DEAFNESS, CATARRn, CONsUMP.

TON, AND CANCER CURED
Treatise on Deafness Catarrh C0nsuuiption and
Caneer their causes OF speedy relief and ulti
mate cure. By Pupil OF The Academy of Medicine
fars. sent 20 any address for ten cents.
Letter form Eo.t. McMurdy, D. D., Ii. D., Grand
ffelate OF Grand Eneampmeut OF L. s., aud Editor Of
the " National frcenas0n.n
NEW lohK, sept. ", la67.-Dn, SrLLwEfL was in
charge OF Grace Church Hospital, Alexandria W. dur.
ing the war. ! frequently, almost daily for months
visited THIS Hospital and had every means OF knowing
ms reputation, Tor EfFlcLNcr and SKILL II of the
most credaple character aud his Ia the treat
nent of patients was remarkable.
ROBERT McslUBDY
ORGANIC VIBRATOR.
IL TITS into the ear Is nor perephbi, singag
noi'ts en- ts he and enables deaf persons 10 hear az
tnety ai church and public assemblies This instru
ment will often produce results almost miraculous and
indeed ia most Of long standing deafness IL vii r.
Hove In short time. Il may be adjusted with the ease
Of spectacles.
bR. sTILLwELL will he professionally at 81 East Wash
ngton Place University Buildings, ~ y daily 10 to
except Tuesdays, when he will be- at his rooms ll Pina
ST., Philadelphia, Pa. a.t sq.iy
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rwENrY.FIvE YEARsl PRAcroE

In the Treatment of Diseases incident to Females has
placed Dr. DOW at tho head Of all physicians making
such practice speciality and enables him to guarantee
speedy and permanent cure In the worst cases o.
Suppression and all other Msnsruai DeraagmeHfs from
whatever All letters for advice must contain ~
Oniea No. Endieott Street, Boston
NJ B-Doard furnished 10 those desiring 10 remain I'M
der treatment 2OH
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new Advertisements.

ENARM FOR SAI.E.--The subscriber Of
a fcrs for sale the well-kuown Fhold farmn stu
atcd 10 Orange, containing about 800 OF excellent
land, suitably divided into tllagc pastu and wood
land. Il contains sugar orchard Of OBJ trees with all
the necessary apparatus for sugar making IL also has
the best apple orchard In town. II we'll watered hay-
ing two large streams running through it, and running
water OF the buildings which never fails. The buildings
lrst-cass and in thorough repair. There are one
hundred tons of hay cut the place. Tho farm will I've
sold with or without the stock aud tools. Terms rea-
sonablo. q. T. BARNES.
2ttf
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Beat his.

Irhoutpcller, the 10Th inst, Mrs. MANY TAYLOR,
widow Of the late james Taylor, aged years and
months.
Mrs Taylor had been for many years conscientious
and exemplary christian. She also looked well TO her
household her habits Of Industry continuing until her
last sickness which was Of only three days duration. On
the wednesday preceding her death she accomplished
mlr days work at her spinning-whccl Having thus
faithfully SERVED her generation By the will Of God
shc fell asleep"
In Montpelier, July Is, GUY LOUIS only child Of Au-
gustps A. aud Lucy Jane Bliss aged years, months
and days.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-07-29

Buy bottles that white wrappers fit;
But FOOLS are often caught and sold
With tinted wrappers, brown and old.
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THE
NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY,
on rnE CITY 90 NEW YORK,
No. 800 BROADWAY.
Capital, ONE MILLION DOLLARS.

CHARTERED ny THE STATE.
DARIUS H. MANoAM, Preat JAWS MEanELt, sooy
Receives Deposits and allows YOUR PER CENT. IN.
TEREsr on all Daily Balances, subject 10 chick At SgAL
SPECIAL DEPOSITS for Six Months, or more may be
made at Ave per cont. The Capital Of ONE MILLION
DOLLARS Ia divided among over 500 Shareholder com
prsing many gentlemen Of large wealth and financial
experience who are also personally lnlc to depostor
Tor all obligations The Company to double the amount
Of their capital stock As Che NATIONAL TRUST CO.
receives deposits In large small amounts aud permits
them 10 be drawn as whole in part by CHECK AT
SIGHT and WITHOUT NOTICE, allowing interest on
W Daily Bnanee', parties throughout the country can
keep accounts IN dissatisfaction wthspoca advantages
ofsccuriiy, convenience and profit is il-iaw
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Berlin Town Caucus.

Tho Union Republicans Of Berlin requested to meet
at tho sehool-housc near Montpelier Village on satur
day, August ls6s at o'clock P. NJ, to choose two
delegates to represent the town in the District Conyen-
tlon to be holden at Rutland August ., 1868.
PER ORDER TowS COMMITTEE
Berlin July 2s 1868
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LIST OF LETTERS.

Remaining in The Montpelier Post Office,
July %, 1868.
LADIrs-Mr. Mage, Bodyill, Sarah J. Harrison Miss
Flavilla Bailey, Celia Ann Clark Louise H. Luce.
GgNTLMEN.-Ploason Atwood BENJAMIN Bananin,
Lyman II. Chase, Milton Frost john Gaseoigne
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Special 1lntines.
EUROPEAN CELEBRITIES.

BIsAlARK The Great Minister aud Statesman Of Pru-
ia cured by Railways Pills. Csee letter nom the
Professors OF the Prssau Medical College at Breslau
DR.. Railways Almanac for 1861 Railways Ready Re
lief has effected astonishing Cures in all Diseases Of the
Joints, Limbs Muscles, &c, in Rheumatism Neuralgia
Inflammation, Cramps, spasnsi Strains Pains aud Aches
Of all kinds relieved in few moments, and cured in
few hours 1t will prevent the system against Cholera
and all mai gnant feyeTs Small Pox, ~ phoid Fever
Pneumonia, Dpthcria, &c,
The REGULATING PILLS possess the Alternative, an
t-hilous and dsnecant properties of Mercury, with
out any Of It's perncous attributes They prepared
la from concentrated vegetable extracts, aud
absolute specific r an disorders of the stomae liver
bowels, and Kidneys They tone the system while
eying the bowels nom yscld humors, and control the
liver readily than blue pills any preparation Of
quicksilver or its salts It's oxides Sold by Druggists
and Country Merchants See DR.. Railways Almanac for
lists. 2i2j-daw
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A Clofp man while residing 90 South America as D
missionary, discovered safe and simple remedy for the
Cure Of Nervous Weakness Early Decay Diseases Of tho
Urinary and Seminal Organs and the whole train Of dis
orders brought by haneiu and vicious habits Great
numbers haze been cured By this noble remedy Prompt
cd hy a desire benefit the afflicted and unfortunate
will send the receipt Cor preparing and using this medi-
cne in scaled envelope to any who needs IT, Free
ofCAagc.
Address, JOSEPH T. INAlAN,
Station D, Bible House,
lC.2ss New York City.
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TO HOLDERS OF GOVERNMENT BONDS
And OTHER
SECURITIES AND VALUABLEs.
UNION SAFE DEPOSIT VAU Its,
20 STATE STREET, BoSTON.

LIE, HlGGiNsoN Co., offer for rent, Safes inside
their vaults at rates nom go 70 800 per annnm They
onritics OF persons living In the country travelling
abroad Ocer of the Army and Navy, Masters of vess
els and others Circulars containing full particulars,
forwarded on application to ,,,,, ,.,, ,,.
Boston, March |. 1903. Oi56
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NEW YORK MARKET.

Rfporfei erprt,tly for he ITliehgan and Journal By
n. p. BILLIARD & co.
NEW Y0RK July 25, 1862
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ActQrf ID % iic, ordinary % 90 &c., Maple Sugar I t0
&C. Flour, Extra state s7.Ql to $50, superGne State
5000 70 $40 Extra southern $1,000 TO sli.lj Ohio and
Western $685. On il2tl, Canada sl30l 90 sl3lO. Buck
wheat $40 To- 500. Hops, Vermont 90 % 8n Wool,
Vermont washed 50 90 sc, unwa.led 80 90 BE. Sheep
felts fi75 60 s32i Figs. ss 10 tc Potatoes Mercers
i31j 10 si75 Pcachhlows 500 10 $3.50 Gold, sliit
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ANU T 10 NANNY.
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HILL SEMINARY-F

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Special aslntipes.
TO DYE, OR NOT TO DYE7
THAT Is THE QUERYi
lfyour hairs gray or red, then hear ye hear yei
uso CRlsrADORO's DYE and none will iecr yo


AND BEAUrIF1ER.-ft is actually eroctins wonders.
People with their hair almost ruined by the use Of dole
terious nostruns are rejoicing In uxuraut crop,
aud this has been accomplished by short use Of the
above wonderful compound.
Sold by Druggists and applied by all Hair Drcscrs
Mandatory No. Ga Maiden Lane Principal Depot. No.
Q Astor House nle6 daw
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ssyXrEARING OF THE GREEN >

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. CRosTIC.

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IN WHEELING, WESTERN VA.
FACTORY FOR SALE.

Stories, - - feet.
For PHOTOGRAPH, Descriptive Circular, terms, and
other particulars address
NORWAY IRON MANU-. co.
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MAPLEW0OD INSTITUTION of
AN1 the oldest Female Summaries in the country wide
y known for its superior facilities and unrvalled oca
Mass.
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THE GREAT PIN-WORM REMEDY

a Those troublesome and dangerous pests Pin-Worns,
OF any other Worms, safely aud thoroughly expelled
from the system hy the use Of Dr. Gopfs Pin-gorBl
Syrup, without injury to che health of the most delicate
child or adult Purely vegetable. Warranted 10 cure.
GEO. G.. GOODWIN co. Boston, Mass, and all drug
sists. Price zoe.
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FORM OF PROPOSAL. GUARAN TEE
AND CERTIFICATE
Proposal

Proposal.
The undersigned, who's 2 most
once address 10 -, county OF -, State
Oh, proposes TO convey the mails r. the
United Slater, from July \. 1865, TO IN ie 30,
1872, on route No. between ana
under the advertisement Of the Post
master General, dated October 81. 1867, svith
sscelerity, certainty, and security" for 9 s.An-
nual sum Of - dollars.
This proposal Is made with full know rsa1ge
OF the distanc &c OF the route, the weight ~. enc
mail TO be carried, and all other particu laRs in
reference to the route and ser vice, and Al 90 af.
ter careful examination Of the laws n - An :
structions attached TO the advertisement.
Dated (Sirne d,
Gadrdafec.
The undersigned, residing at -, Ssau .
of - undertake that, TX the foreRoin z Aa d
Tor carrying the mail on route No. be a. :
cepted by the Postmaster General, the bi oder
shall, prior 10 the let day of July, 1865, enter
into the required Obligation or contract 70 per
form the service proposed. with good and emf
hcient sureties.
This we do, undertaking distinctly tbs.
obligations and Liabilities ass umed by euarao
tors under the 27th section of the act of Oon--
gress of July 2, 1886.
Dated (S,gned by two euarantors.l
Certificate. ..
The undersIgned, postma sser at - sta,.-
OF -, certtnes. uNDlR mrs OATH OF or
FfcE. that he Is acquainted with the above.
Euarantars, ana know them TO b men Of pre-
perry, and able 70 make good their rusrantee.
Dated -
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FORM OF PROPOSAL. GUARANTEE
AND CERTIFICATE

Proposal.
The undersigned, whose post
OF -, proposes to convey the mails Of the
United States, from July I. 1853, to June 30.
1872, on route No =, between - and
master General, dated October 81. 1887. with
s.celerity, certainty, and security for the an
nual sum OF - dollars.
Thn proposal is made with full knowledge
of the distance Of the route. the weight of the
mail to be carried, and all other particulars
In reference to the route and service, and also
after careful examination OF the laws and in :.
struct,ons attached to the advertisement.
Dated tSigned)
The undersigned, residing at -, State
Of -, undertake that. IL the foregoing bid
TOR carrying the mail on route No. - be &C =.
shall prior TIC TO the LIST dsy ofJuiy, 1868. enter
into the required obligation or contract to per.
form the eervice proposed. with good and suf-
This we do, understanding distinctly the
obligations and liabilities assumed by guaran-
tors under the 9th section OF the act OF Oon-
grees Of July 9, 1895.
Dated (Signed BY two guarantors.j
Tine undersigned, postmaster at State
of --, certifies, TNDBR HIS OATH OF OF.
FlCE, that he il acquainted with the above
Guarantors, and know them to be men OF pro.
perry, ana able to make good their guarantee.
INSTRUCTIONS TO BIDDERS AND
POSTMASTERS;
Containing also conditions TO be Incorporated in TIE
contracts 10 the extent the Department may deem
proper.
J. Seven minutes are allowed 70 each inter.
mediate once, when not otherwise specified,
for assortiIg the mails; but on railroad and
steamboat routes there il to be no more delay
than Is SUFFICIENT for an exchange OF the mail
pouches.
2. On railfoad and steamboat lines, and other
routes where the MODE OF conveyance admits
OF u, the special agents OF the Post Once DE.
partment also post ONCE blanks, mail bags,
locks and Keys, are TO be conveyed without
extra charge
.. On railr,ad and steamboat lines the route
agents Of the Department. also the British and
Canada maik, when offered, and the agents
accompanying them, are 70 Be conveyed with.
out charge: aad for the use Of the United states
agents conmod,ous car. or part Of a car
properly lighted, warmed and furntshed, and
adapted to tie .nvenient separatien and due
security OF he mails, 10 TO be proviaed by the
contractor, Under the direction Of the Depart.
ment.
Railroad nd steamboat compan,ss are re.
qufred to tale the mail from and deliver IL into
the pos, of1'es ut the beginning and end Of
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TINTED STATES MAILS.
DELAWARE,
POsT OFFICE DEPARrMeNr, .
WAaHINGrON Octoh ar a refy Z

POsT OFFICE DEPARrMeNr
WARRINGTON, Oetob or 81, 1867
Proposals. will be received at the Contract Office
q this Department until p m Of w EDNEsDAY.
March 1865 for conveying the mails Of the United
States from July 4, lSSS, to June 50, 1871 in the
sSate delaware, on the routes aIrf by the sc he'd
uies OF departures and arrivals her An specified
Decisions announced by March 81, 1853
bidders will examine carefully the laws forms.
ana instructons annexed especs Nv the latter part
2sOl From wilmin gton, by New castle. Kirkwood.
Saint Geerg. 8 ummit b. idce, Middletown,
Townaend, smyrna, Brent ord, Morton Do
yer, Wyoming, Camden, Fredonia, Canter-
bury FELTON, station, He rrington, farming
ats { y, Greenwood, Bridgev lie, Seaford. Laurt1,
WestoyeI, Kingston n nd Burnettville TO
jacksonville, ls5 &C. 100 miles and back, twice
daily, except sunday. to Dover, and daily,
500, R by SCHEDULE satissscf to the
ford, and Lincoln, 20 Georgetown. stx uIe:
and back, daily, exoeot Sunday, by railroad
schedule satisfastogl IL tbs De psrfIaent
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Bidders will examine carefully the laws FORMS
Of instruction 49, -s'|' $50 -
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-01-03
Se!l-c0ndelnned and Inca.
L.....l ---tL... AklG. So gNt

The Cincinnati Gazette Escusses
the failure Of the resolution for the
impeachmcnt of the President, isr She
following strain: -.;,,.,
The Republican party in the
House ief Representatives showed
themselves incapable ofdealing with
the question Of impeachmeht, or If
maintaining,t their, own ihtegritylor
dignity. They presented to the
country the mortifying spectacle nf
fiiiblstcring against themselves IT,
staNe off u dilemma ip (which they
fell through their own divisions; and
lat last of makinga,'voteH Nliich is
virtually, an endorsements of'all OF
Johsson's : Unconstitutional and
usurping7 acts, and Is. therefore,
their OWN condemnatiea; for If john
SON 81 reconstruction acts were hot
.usurpation, on what grounds do tho
acts of Congress 4staaI which ever
threw thcm.' T,x. eaa7i .'E:~. 49,
That the acting President, by
throwing the influence Of office into
the hands of the enemy lin 4 state.
of,warby usurping the power Of re-
constructing State governments and
1using3it to restore the traitors to po-
|alitica! power, by his delivery ofa
vast amount of public pre- terty to
the rebels, by the aninus, which
became fully revealed in all -tlis.
to resurrect the spirit Of rehellion
and encourage it to resist the ,lcgis-
iatiyc power, by his hafangucs
against the legal character of Con
gress, by many either illegal acts.
! and by degrading the. Executive Of
fec, deserved impcac chmcnt,, no opa
can doubts who believes the rebellio,
a crime, and Chat the consultations
al power of impea chmchttwas n1aas
to be used. 'That impeachment u
t.expedient at this late time, ana
VIII en- so many! Important interests
demand the careful delibcratiof 6f
Congress, we hayetrqnestioned; but
Congress, could have eap.c to this
conclusion without making its ac-
tioh an approval Of Johnson, sal
its own condemnation -