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HALLS
Vegetable Siciian Hair Remover


Ere'U near fnrfenses the pope
farifD Of this rntitdbie Hair Prep
"rnftoH, Hhich u d"e to merit
atone. He ca,s assure on old
patrons that u IL Kept run mp to
Its high standard, ana to those
Who hare nerer .sxea q ,re can
eo, t1aea 10y. Mma q - re 0aaN
fio.. 70 restoSe aRAf OK FADED
HAIR to ~ youthful cOlOs', max
i,,O 10 soft. iusfTous, aud sitisen
the scdtp, DU Its use, pec0snes
."htfe md clean; Il ''c,,aOres GH
er"pftons dis11 daMttrst1, and wv
rs tonic prOprrftes 7'reee,tfs the
uintes and nourisHes inc hair
g nintas ~, ~ s, ~ we me ar gross
IL restores he capillary glands
to their. normal tfOor, and sUiu
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DENocRAflc CouHrIEs.-So far q heard
from, the Democrats carry four counties
IN this Slate, to-vit: Dubuque, 1875; Lee,
lali Fremont, 100; Jackson, 60. These
coaatisa would satitls the Democracy 10 fvs
Sssasofs aad s~ies - many Representative
il the Legislature.
Ihers are plenty Of yonog men in Iowa
Who rsnsmbsr the days when tho MAORI
titles vess pretty much I'll Democratic in our
State.
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PEr1rIoss are coming up TO Madrid from
all over Spain, asking the establishmsns Of
religious federation and freedom Of public
worship.
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b. z TArLoR's lecture for this winter il
"dAnds and Hearts.'' Let's have him in
Keokuk.
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MAJ MARKiEr's German and Italian Opei
Troupe are II Mozart Hall, Cincinnati.
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A Musical Box for One Doliar

,uxHE Fren Ii Great sens,ton: uoTeits, eheapnesE,
j Durability: il highly pob he'd cas9, u-etaus
tongues brilliant In ons Of the best construction, u
the most recent mur y-ments nav keslssa pa5trf o.
Eight Seiset AIRS, Eainentiy sd pted or the nfaNiAe
table Guaranteed 81 the b st ~orkBanshtp ana
ps.f rnance. No siz airs 81. No 2, ID airs. ~
No - ARA a. All sept pAns rece pt 81 the
amouot. Nosgsnts discount. Addr s. " tCoII
OF MT No n Mars OF Street., New York
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EPwlK FoRREsr has just closed IN engage
ment in New York. The papers say he acts
better than ever before.
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Miss BArExAS has had remarkable succes,
ia London.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-14

TsE Boston critical public End great fault
With Olive Logan and "StAgs struek."
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WEsTriElD, Hamilton county, Indian.
cast 65I votes for Grant and not one fos Sew
moEr.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-14

MAcelE MITCHELL quits st. Loui. AID
goes to Richmond this month.
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The crown Of Spain will BE- offered TO 20.
partsro.
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JoHs s. CLARKE, the American Comedian
now in London. has played : special en-
gagenent before the Queen and Royal Fam
ilv
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NAaoIs N ircssLL, II i. said intends 10 =
TO England to play Jxlia.
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- -. 60 A..A..s1 l. ~. Laird 81 NJ.
49, w .s.sc 49, 80 veiee that -
sss1y ~ ~ 49, i.tiraev ,haIl b rsysrtsl
=. = 49, -: re Livsrpssa diss.r bslas
sss.ss.. - .ssss n. j ASsss. Bss The joar-
~. .ssS \ 3 49, dSeaiie 81 ttse odlous scsss.
- es.ss 49, ...,Sv sthsrs. Whsn Mr..
49, NJ -. ~, 90 oscssns, be ap-
.ss.si .Ss-e.s sna 6arrfsd. Several Of biz
,s;.rxs ..Sr.S = ones isis cohversssion With
~ 49, :. ~ interval Of suspense, the
n-..x.e. 4 $50 asked 70 BE- introduced 70
~. i..irA M. JsApson has bees long enough
!. r.~,ssI l. knSs tbss such : request il . con.
.ss 81 asegaI fnfnricfjtg on tbs part Of the per-
"a. ~ - - Il. Mr.. Laird eoudescsDded to
-..,t n. johosea,t request Al he might Asvs
,ce.,sd. ~ xasht = - grateful for ,ucb ; tokss
- ssid bSs.s very glad 10 msks Mr. Lsirdsse-
q..s:, .na desired sass ). .n,.son SIM .ri.-
Ine sut Of - lste unfortunate civil war; won.
dor b I'D - r:ms%es, sAssy wore, sna CAL ~ !.
.s.,.s .onody vs. surprised when M. JOHNSON
anl N. IAirS ~sss a nsst ~ on picnic party
ss4sesd. -. !. !. :. .,a..,. !. ....A.. a,.,.,
.asrsA hin y ssns Il The Masshester people.
r. 49, I'M - - 1850 q Di.MtsS.
n2xs6s9s. ~ SnSassr I1s ~
ks64 I - sJ1H easss nat NJ. Wright, tie
Prssidsst Y 10 slssssh ; Liberal to ssr. for the
90 hkss a. reess hsst end prsisss the good will
Of II. Laird t1tha4 Of Mr.. bsight, he uust be
lslt . his sAoiss - lsag - America permits him
. ssnaln hsrs. rhss far svssy overture that
Asvs Asssa u 1nsAS = Yin II NJ sGsial sApasity.
byAontxh, hnIo6eA rsjdstAA. DoMs 81 the work
l.ensa q Lar dsa--vsry foolishly, NO doubt
ssat wssd 70 tho Lsgation thet they would b glad
49, ~ ~ IL 4.
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AslonarlcAsr ceneArI.or.

twill b seen By comparing the vote Of
Philadelphia IN October, with that in No
sembsr MAT there 10 : falling off of some Eve
thousan1 in she Democratic vote, and an
increase Of only about three hundred in the
Republican vote.
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1|g|l|3

For the cure OF C.ssumptlon,
Coughs, Cold Asthma, Br0n.
ehi''s hopping Cough, d =.
" General De. .lity, n !
. -4.icularly for all ether Dls-
eases of the Throat and Lungs.
bf any means recommended = such but Il viii
those diseases for which II IL prs.srcd hicA the
public may rely with n1denee Il . - sxprefns M
r been II .s e, ssy yss .th
and other remedies Of kfndvd ehsrsetsf ecuduna 70
the ssne or d. namely, the Of that insdtcus and
dangerous disease that annually carries down ~
grave ons-sixth Of those who die,-Coasumpton. 1As
danger Of this disease 10 In ~ stsslthy spprpeoA
"lftte c9ie' slight cnuRh" n all hrst 1T viii
soop 20 away, IN this hope the patient 10 deluded
lit trows worss-and finally Cor sumption seds In
death, which might snd thoud have been cured In IL
inepiencs. In the event of these primitive synptoms
mutt sting themseives W1ishts T.r b, up IL kappi-
" caien a,ed to care tht and time should - sss
in applying the remedy-desy l. merely suicidal for
c1numpiion in whatever stage II may present Itself II
not to be triei with and In case In 10 condition
In life viii the patient realize the htal truth Of Dt
ere dangerous IN this fatal consump tfon ~ surely
will be II not taken hold ofat once and the rene y
t,s-ly and err -t:nty applisd.
Many tn Dries been INDUCED In ~ 10 thu came
Of snsumPtcn. Among the snlish toned minds
q eat dive sy of opinion ext II not our present
pufrese 70 DIS uss this matter. butn IL dent to us
s THAT the fell nseate is among and It Is prov
'nce 70 eureft md IL 10 TO this end that have direct
90 sur Efforts IN the pfepasstrn Of this Syrup. From
the eanges OF delay IN ~ early stagee have spoken
freely aad sincerely. Wishing do good our rsce
we wcnid adrrans the afflicted to &o while II IL ret
day. for soon Il viii be too iAtevhen tbs "Dight II
death setsin, when no nsn csa vosk Asstn. ~
ally. loss precious tins which will beisg suci m
repentance and such dlrefu retrit ution.
Dr.. Wrights Tar syraD 10 ssll y ail Drsggise,,
Lo1D Z gn11T1, cASsaes,
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Josx O~sEs Is Il the National Theatre,
Cioeinneai.
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GENERAL AGENTS

or rHE eoMPANr
JAY COOKE co, New York, for New York State
snd Northern New jersey.
JAY COOKE co, Washington, C, for Delaware,
Virginia. District Of Columbia. and West Virginia
" CLARK Coz for Psnnsylvania and S;uthssn
New Jersey. Es Russnl, Harrisburg, Manager fox
Certr4l'and Western Pennsy lvania.
J ALDER ELLIS co, Chicago, for Illinois, WIseen-
sin and Iowa.
Hon STEPHEN MfILsR st Paul, for Minnesota and
" Wisconsin.
JOHN WILLIS co, Cincinnati. for Ohio and Cent
raj ard Southern Indians.
EDGAR, st Louis, FIR Missouri and Kansas.
EsAKEAS co. Detroit, for Michigan aud Northsrn
Indians
N0rHEsHEAD. Omaha, for Nebraska.
JOHNSTON BROTHERS &uO Baltimore, for Maryland.
NEW ENGLAND GENERAL AGENCY,
UNpSR fHa DIRECTION Or
Softhe Board of Directors.
E CHAMBER
J. p. TUCKER, MANAGER,
Merchants Exchange. State St, Boston.
rcfJ4-a.o-d- I'm
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Y1r MN ANHOED-Noilnng Important
00UODs Bend Two stamps for saled - psfes OF
the whoe subject. Ir WhlrrIEs. conb5en isi ph, -
ciAn 81 st Gharl . RI, St. Luis. glands pIa-eui
neuy absse al others In hi sp c,alty No vi
failed state your Fatisn ated by all In e'
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Or Du1L Il 4 Dssroit
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-26
NAIuRE,s GREAI Ally.

II troA the world nea..y two thousand year. 10
discover and remedy one OF the mos, fatal errors
that mankind has ever believed in, From the
time oi Galen to a comparatively very reccut
date, 1t was supposed that, in order 10 cure dis
ease, 1t was necessary 10 weakca the already en-
teebled patient by artificial means, Bleeding,
hlisterng, ylo.ynt purgatian and salvation were
the main reliance Of the faculty, not more than
my years ago. Restorative, wue only admin.
lsteTcd as supplementary agents, after the lancet,
esntharlles, lalap and eolarasl had don, then
depicting work, Modern science hos,en,ctca a
salutaTy reform in medical treatment, In plpc,
Of the nau-tous dose. once dlIninistered IA cases
OF indigestion, biliousncss, constipation sick head,
ache, nervousness, intermittent f,ar, sc, Hos,
letters stomach BttIcrs axe row ,s.n With "a,
utmost confidence and the happ,a,' results, III,
reason why this admirable botanical PREPARATION
has superseded the facilitating poisous OF the oll
matena medica are these II combines the pro,
Perties OF a Wholesome tonic with those OF gen
Tie cathartic, an .lnti-bihuus agent npr,inc, an,
a blood depurent. Thus, while At keeps the bow
els tree, regulates the liver, and purihes the Guy
rent OF lie, /, sustains the physical strength @
the invalid, and by this means the expulsion O
disease and the restoration OF constitutional yitu
/ 90 on together,
[ At this season, when intermittent igycrs, viii
other complaints arising trom damp, mcphlu
atmosphere, are prevalent, a cour,c OF the Bitter
Is the best means OF protecting the System non
/ an attack.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-26
Washington items.

-Comni,,ionar Il as report is nearly
finished. and will be sent to Secretary
hrcCulloch some time this week
Illinois. Washbnrne and Senator Cole,
Ii al interviews with Gen. Grant ON Mon
Day. Nztrly aiI other caller were re-
fused adioittlna..
to, Bulloc., OF Gee. -il, arrived in
Washington Monday. H. Is ou hi~ way
north on Official business connected With
tac financial Affairs OF the STATE.
The Commissioner Of Patents will
cause to Lr ,>>.td ON Tuesday, December
/, 224 patent. Number of applications
filed during IA week ending Saturday,
100; number u caveats filed, GO.
-Soultor Cameron is in Washington
attending TO the case of Collector Cake, of
Philadelphia. Strange to say, be and the
Philadelphia Democrats unite in urging
Mr., MeCulloch to suspend Cake This
looks as if Cake might be an honest man
The estimates oi nearly all the de-
partments are considerably below last
years. Mr.. McCulloch puts his figures
S50,000,Oo0 less. Secretary Welles makes
reduction of SIS 100000 in the navy.
The Indian news is interesting. Vol
unteers from Colorado, Kansas, and New
Mexico, are marching to fight the Indians
and Gen. Sheridan has been ordered to
take command of them
The story of the Boston Post, that
over two millions were spent in Washing
ton to carry Alaska through Congress, is
preposterous. Il is, however, generally
believed in Washington that not less than
hundred thousand dollars were expen.
ded by agents of the Russian government
to secure the passage of the Alaska appro-
priation bill.
The Phoenix insurance company of
Hartford, has commenced suit against
w. ". Olmstsad, the defaulting clerk in
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tluliDRtN's LIVES SAVED FOR
"a iLENtI- y

Ihogsit1 "t Children die annually OF Group.
Now, Mothers, II You would spend 50 cents, and
AWAY. have bottle Of DR.. Tobias Venetian
!iaimen' in ;ha house. you never need fear los
M yuuI httla on" when attacked with this com
l}Hn'. !, IS NOW q years since Ihave put up
tl> lltiiuuur and never heard Of a child dying
Il .rpuj whom my Liniment was used; but hun
Grcls Ut cures have been reported to me, and
many state il II was 40 per bottle they would not
hc without it, Besides which, il is a certain cure
for Cuts, Burns, Headache, Toothache, Sore
TLrya, SSclhngs, Mumps, Collie, Diarrhea, Dys-
outry, Spa ma, Ola Sores and Pains in the limbs,
back, an, chest. No one once tries it who is ever
wJ'.on. II. 1t is warranted perfectly safe to
take internally Full directions with every bot
IT,. Sid by the Druggists and storekeepers in
th' United States. Depot 10 Park Place, n. Y.
novl1dSwiw
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now A DECLINE Is rnoprerp

Pure blood makes us We'll, bad tlaod makes ua
sick, Napors from poorly dlges'ed ioob IN the
blood aro condensed upon the various orsaus, and
serve 10 make them gros or rrpau their waste
Organs made with greater or lesser proper lnn
Of such materials cannot be sound, II tho bad
condition Of blood continues but Tor tow days on
weeks the body will be cut Of sorts; AMI ~ cna-
tinues, the whole Of The body will IN tiur too les
nevcd with imperfect blood, and the health ra4,
it's in a delline-po popularity cal.ci a cpnsump-
ton.
Now Braudreth's Pills penetrate The whole
mass of blood, causing the eNruls.a;. Of unpurl-
ties; the body feels relieved from a single do1r-
what then may be expected uom twenty. Ey
continuing their use The whole Of the blood al
time becomes purified, and thu body reconstruct
cd from good material, the decline stopped, and
a new lease OF hic secured, Principal ui'.os, ltnn'
dreth HOUSE, New ork S,ll by al Nyu artists
nUvlTd&wiw
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ONE OF THE BEST INVEST.
~ MENIS.
THE FIRST MORTGAGE RONns OF Tur
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD GO.
800 MILES COMPLETED.


limited amount OF the FIst Mugtrags Bonds
OF tho Union pac'tss Railroad ompeny ara Of
tered 70 the public, as ona Of tsn aiesi aud most
profitable investments
l. They ate first nult7gra upon the longest
and most important rallrotd ia che county,
2, lil law they can be issued - the Company
only rs the Foad 'seompIeted, 80 thai thoy always
rprcseut a real value,
8, Thou amount is limited by act OF Congress
TO iuy Million Dollars on the ,utire Pacific line,
or en average Of less Lhan .5n,No Ier muo,
4 Hon, 4 b. Morgan, OF the United States
senate and Hon. oakes Amcs, OF the United
states House of representative are the trustees
tor the oondhollers "a see that al thrI interest.
are protected,
8. Eve Government Directors, appointed Is
the pr,alsug tho United states. arr Iespousi-
BILE TO the country iJr the management OF II. al
tairs
d, Thiyc United STATES Commissioners must
certify that the road Is Sell hult aud equipped,
and in al r,.pcgtsa hrst-elA>s railway, before
any bond. can be- issued upon g.
:. The United states Government lends the
Company is own bonds u tho ssms amount that
the company ISSUES, Tor which if take, sscon'
mortgage as security,
S. A. additional aid, II makes AN absolute do
natioa Of H. 500 acres OF land 20 the mliu, lying
upon each side OF the road,
o. The bonds pay six per cent, in goli, aul The
principal is also payable in gold
I To- The earnings trnm the luc,l 81 way business
we're over -Four Milton nollar- last year, which,
4 after paying operating expenses WAS much more
I than sufficient 90 pay the interest, These rarn-
ing, Will b. vastly increased on the umplction
li the entire line m lNsa
/ n. No ialit,cal action can reduce ths rate oi
interest. Il, must remain tor thirty yrar---stx
per cont. Per auuum in gold. nov equal 70 be-
tween eight and nine per cent. IN currency The
principal Is then payable IN gold. II bind. wnh
such guarantees were issued by the Government,
les market pnCe would not be less than from 20
10 IS pr cent premium. As these bonds are
ISSUED under Gnvernmru; authority sud super.
vision, upon what Is very Langley Government
wUrk. they must ultimately approach Govern.
mcut price, NJ other corporate hond- are NAL
So rgsne.
y. The issue will son De- exhausted. III.
sales hg,e sometimes been tAta ulUJu a asy,
and nearly twenty millions have already bc,n
eu1. Alan' tom millions unr. may % Offered
I, q, not imrruhthe that ~ -rm- 'm, not taI
distant. all the remainder ot 'h, uauI- 'hr tom.
r,ny can issue wall tt 'nkvu ty ~am" combine,
tion of capitalists and Withdrawn from NE mar
kci, except ~ 70 large s1vanr'. The long time
Acht,h gold iu'ar.-t am the feIbn' security
must make these bonds v.ry valuable Tor rNTnrt.
All the predictions which taa niagrT- ut tbs
Company have raaae Ia relation 80 tltH progress
and business sucrpe. NJ their enterprise. or h,
I value aud aIylur. m the pricc ut 'arIr -Drgnues
t.yr hYtn rsla4 than confirmed. and They rhrfa
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ohastisc the indians inta subsection and
wholesome tear ui tue government lie
disapproyes OF the return %. tho Indian
bureau to the ar department aud prom
ises to give his Toa.r, il. supplementary
report. He alylr,. sijncation oi the
Usage land treaty "a. Kansas, by which
the United Stat, aol porulatos are to
get eight and halimillion acres Of land,
at 10 cents an acre, and Hrges immediate
provision ion tie O-,g, aul Kaw Of tina,
State, who, he cay are starving, Mr.,
Taylor asks that liquor, beer aud eidcr
be prohibited 10 the Indians, and that the
pay and number Of hi, agents te IN.
creased
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-26

The IMMORTALITY CANDIDATES or
BosToN.-The Springfield Republican
describes the two opposing candidates
for Mayor Of Boston As follows:
Boston's next mayor is to be DIR. Shurl-
left, the present mayor and democratic
candidate or Moses klmball. the republi-
can candidate. DR.. ShurtlcH is an excel
lent old gentlemen, cultivated, easy-goinE
and inefficient; he wouldn't DO anything
wrong, willingly; he couldn't do any
thing that was right if it rcquircd any
great effort OF struggle, lac is innately in
capable of reforming abuses. or leading in
beneficent improvements. Mr.. klmbalI,
on the contrary, is wilc-awake, Jealous,
independent, reforming spirit; expcrien-
sced in city affairs. daring to lead, willing
/ to offend Tor good cause, honest, and
proud to be honest; not to fine or fastid-
ious for human lifc's daily work; an old
Bostonian, and with Il proper sense Of
what Buston--thinks She is. He did not
graduate.at Harvard; never read Homer
or Virgil in the original probably could
not tell out Of whose cellar in Beacon
street any given bottle Of Madeira came
a little rash sometimes in a good cause
and rarely forgetting Moses kimball but
no will do for Bostons Mayor, and We
hope she may get him. Tho taxpayers
would be sure to like i'm, and the swim
der, the hly and .#,t'icicnt officials,
uilt. ................
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TIE NATIONAL TRUST co.

Of tho city Of Nav York, No. $50 Broadway.
CAPITAL. ONE MILLION DOLLARS.
CHARTERED ny THE STATE.
Darius L. Mangtn, President, James Mcrrcll
Secretary
Receives Deposits and allows four per per cent.
interest on all Daily Balances, subject to Check at
sight. Special deposits Tor SIX months, or more,
may he made at five per cent. The Capital of one
million dollars is divided among over 500 Share
holders, comprising many gentlemen Of large
wealth and financial experience, who are also per-
sonly liable to dcpostors for all obligations OF the
Company 20 double the amount Of their stock.
A. the National Trust Co. receives deposits in
arso ~ small amounts, and permits them TO be
dawn AS ah1l. or IN part by Check at Sight
aal Without Notice, allowing interest on all
daily balances, parties throughout the country
can keep accounts IN tins institution with special
advantages nj security, convenience and profit.
junrlGlNwiIl,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-26
JACKSoN'S CATAERH SNUFF ANu
TROCHE POWDER.

IkOOAE lpN DIR,
A dchgAttul and pleasant remedy IN tt' gth
Headache, Bad Breath, Huars,uvss, Asthma
bronchitis, Coughs Deafness, &c., and all dis"r'
dyrs resulting nom Colds IN
HEAD, THROAT AND VOCAL OR 'ANS,
This Eemedy does not "Dry Up" Caauh hu'
LOOSENS II; trccs the head OF all un u.'ys
matter, quickly removing Bad Breath ami Head
ache; allays and sooth.s the burning beet II
Catarrh; Is 20 mid and agreeable IL a., yirei'
that II positively.
CURES WITHOUT SNEEZING'
As a Troche Powder, Is pleasant 10 IN" taste
and never uauseates, when swallowed, Instant.
gives 20 the Throat and vocal organs
DELICIOUS SENSATION OF GOODNESS
AND COMFORT.
Is tho best Voice Tonic IN the warlt. Thy a.
SAFE. Reliable and only IS Cents.
sold by Druggists, or mailed. free, alllr,.s
COOPER, WILSON a co, Frprs.
Philadelphia
Wholesale Agents, g. c. Goodwin y Co., l.t..t
Bros. * Bird. NJ. ) Burr n Co., Weeks y lu'. az
Boston Henry y Co, Burlington. "
A. retail by druggists everywhere.
ortl4tNwTm
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-26

INDIAN AFFAIRs.-The report of Com
missioner Taylor of the Indian bureau
gives quite the opposite view Of the pol
icy 20 be exercised toward them from that
presented by Gen. Sherman in his annual
report DIR. Taylor thinks it sad that the
Indians are decreasing SO rapidly, and
urges liberal treaties and ample provision
for those that are left. He thinks it bet.
ter to feed the Indians than to fight them;
to buy peace than to conquer it, and
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-26

tho postofilce department at Washington,
charging him with fraud in obtaining his
Life insurance policy, because he conceal
ell the fact that ho Was an habitual user
Of opium
-ReycEdy Jolu-ous settlement Of the
Alabama claims is finally approved by
Mr., Seward, Details arrived by mail Mon.
day morning. Mr., Seward claims that he
shaped the negotiations 10y cable telegraph
1t Is claimed that Lord Stanley has made
many valuable concessions, and that there
is no doubt that the property destroyed
will be paid for,
--Gon Grants financial opinions are
known 10 be very conservative, ono OF
our leading bankers who has repeatedly
discussed financial matters with the gen.
eral, says that he viii, at an early day
after his Inauguration, recommend 10
Congress legislation looking to speedy
resumption Of specie payments. The
Cookies, so long agents of the government
favor this policy, By resumption they
claim that the controversy about pay
mont OF the bonds will be avoided.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-26

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After That time has elapsed the ethuviuu is nau-
seous, but Phalons Flor Dc Mayo the new
perfume LOT the handkerchief, lasts for, yer, and
Ike the bouquet OF the rarest wines, grvwu r'Orc
and NOR delicate. Sold by all druggists.
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