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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-04-10
Chicago Times.

"Why are not greenbacks on par
with gold? Is 1t because the gov
ernment is defrauded yearly out OF
more revenue than it receives %
Who has been defrauding the gov
eminent? Two parties have been
engaged i'm these frauds-thc class of
people who are interested In doing
business, without paying any taxes,
and corrupt officials whose interest
1t is to pocket the money of the gov
eminent. The frauds did not startle
us whilst Lincoln was President, be-
cause he was careful that no scoun-
dref should be appointed to Office In
the revenue service, bat Andrew
johnson, backed by hungry Demo
Gratis determined that. rs he was for
the time being, the victor, the spells
should belong to his Democratic
friends. RESPONSIVENESS from the
Treasury Department, against these
men who have fattened on frauds,
havemet with no other responses than
stubborn sullenness and bull-head
determination to continue these rob-
berries, In order to throw upon the
Republican party their odium and
disgrace. Greenbacks are less valu-
able than gold, because there is par
ty in the country that would repudi-
ate them-would make them entire
ly worthless. The constant prating
Of disunion has been injuring our
credit for many years. The infiuen-
ces that have been damaging 1t, have
in every instance come from the De-
mocratic side. Public credit can be
firmly established and the par value
of greenbacks reached, when the
Democrats cease to throw obstacles
in the way Of settling our national
difficulties.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-04-10

THE APRIL NUMBER OF THE
PHRENoLoaIcALJ JOURNAL IsFREsH,
RAcY, yraoRoUs. Among the Por-
traits and Characters are, AdeIina
Patti /; Isaac Jennings, M. D.; Allen
A Griffith, the Western Elocutionist ;
Charles I. Of England; King and
Queen Of Greece: Our Congressman,
etc. Price only 80 cents a number,
or So year. Address s. n. Wells,
$50 Broadway, New York,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-04-10

The editor Of the North Alabama,
published at Tuscumbia, was the
other day startled by an order of the
Kux Lux Khan placed on his table,
with O peremptory order to publish
or s'heware.n OF course she editor
was absent when this beware was
ieft'for publication. From the fol-
lowing paragraph. which we take
from his comments on the order, as
given in his paper, we conclude that
he is either frightened or in active
sympathy with the rebel organixa-
lion. He says; "Their intentions
are directed exclusively to criminals,
whom the law overlooks--all silent
evil doers-incMding political iaces-
diaries.p The law in this country
overlooss no eriasinals. It is when
the majority OF the people In any To-
cality gaze with indifference upon
crime. that criminals go UNPUBLISHED
in the regular way. There is q sto-
lid Indifference In the South rs to
the punishment of those who violate
che plain requirements Of law, and
the public press Of the South has Ia
bored fsc three years TO teach the peo-
pie Of their section that they are sub
dued and conquered, and not respon-
sible in any way for tho peace of So
ciety. The Kux Lux KIan Is rebel
organizatisa. Its object is to terrify
and punish freedmen for the express
lon of their opinions. To drive cut
the political incendiaries," who
come down from the North to teach
che freedmen to read and write. The
Kux Lux Khan is the heir and exec
utor of the blood hound, who in anti
war times followed ON the track of
political incendiaries'' with the fe-
rocity Of the devil, II hounds In these
days can form an alliance with "Old
Eooty." The stake and the fagot are
smothered In the blood Of Union SOL
diers, but the ghosts of dead traitors
60 abeat the country i'm white sheets
10 frighten away the freedmen from
their cabins, and tsryify them into
submission to their lazy, villianous
old masters. Formerly they ruled
with bowie knives, pistols and whips
But they are now clad In the habili-
ments Of ghosts, appealing to super
stitious fears instead Of brute force.
No man dare open his mouth I'm favor
Of the Union cause In those States,
without his being regarded as po-
iitical incendiary. The lawlesness
of these midnight thieves and ruff
ans, IL directed to the determination
sf free discussion In the South. They
10 not tolerate liberty Of thought.
Ehe key note Of the downfall Of aris-
tocrncy has always been freedom of
discussion A few years Of education
will raise the blacks to . position be-
yopd the ssaeh Of brutal arguments,
and u 10 to nip In the bud the germ
Of inteligenes, and - bresax the spir-
il Of Independents that is manifest
ing itself among the people, that
these grim l'enroost robbers and coon
hunting chivalry seek now to scatter
sheir terrors.
The inapeachnient trial is progress
ing rapidly The examination Of
witnesses for The prosecution has
slosed and the examination Of those
xss the defense commenced yesterday.
II b gsnssaaIy thought that the tsiab
Vim Be short.
The city election Of Cincinnati has
gone Republican W about l,eoo ma
Iority.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-04-10
Republican County Com
ventfOn.

The Republican electors OF Block Hawk
tonyentiou to be held In the Court House
In waterloo. on SATURDAY APRIL 25th ls6s
commencing NJ noon, for the purpose Of
county In the Congressional Convention.
The rattu OF representation will be 1
s.sirgsts for each Township. and In ad-
twcAty votes or fractionSover ten cast for
general election. : -
Der OF delegates 20 which they are respec-
lively entitled, II appended
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-04-10
Republicans G ong1-esssiOn-
al Convention. Yaf

The Biennial Republican Congregational
trict VIII meet 1T Montana, Boone County,
on the 18th day Of July, A. ID. 1853, at Ii
o'clock a. NJ. for the purpose Of nomina ting
70 be voted for az the next General Election.
fhe ratio OF representation will be as fol-
nws' One delegate from each County, and
one additional delegate for every hundred
votes, and frnctioha1 part OF u hundred over
atty, cast ut the last election for Governor
Samuel Merrill. 81 80 So 100
BY order Of she Congressional District
Committee. CHA'S ALDRTCH.
Chairman.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-04-10
IN BANKRUPTCY.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
THE STATE OF IowA,la

y
NOTICE 10 hereby given that by virtne OF q
~ certain shattle mortgage executed by II. T.
Bulge to j. n. Knapp, on the nth day of Septem-
Der, a. y. 1853, and recorded In book ..B, page
461. Of the Records Of Mortgages Of ssid county,
for the purpose of securing the payment Of the
following notes, to wit: One for seven hundred
dollars- payable eighteen months after date, to w
p. OvefInan bearer one for Ave hundred dollars
payable one yesr after date, tow. r. Ovefman o.
bearer, with interest q ten per cent per annuni,
according to the tenor thereof
And. whereas said notes are now due and re
main unpaid; Now. therefore, by virtue of the
provisions of said chattle mortgage, and In pursn
the 18th day OF April, 1868, at 10 o'clock A. NJ a,
ance Of the statutes in such case provided shah
the Machine shop on Water street, between 3D. and
eth street In the city Of Cedar Falls. in said coun
ty Of Black Hawk, proceed to sell at Public Anc
lion, to the highest bidder for cash. the following
described personal property, to wit Us
The undivided half interest Of one engine
lathe, u feet bed swinging u inches, one engine
lathe ID feet bed swinging II inches, one upright
drill. one tumbling barrel and the gearing, pulley,
and betting used to drive the same, two vises and
bellows, one anvil, one forge hammer one pair o.
tongs, one engine lathe swinging s. inches, ons
cupola and ANAL fam one key seating machine
4 hava o.. . s,xe
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-04-10
New Advertisements.
Ordinances Of Cedar Falls.
Published by AnthorityJ

tPublished by Anthorfty.l
AN ORDINANCE prohibiting the erection o
frame or wooden buildings within certain limits
BE ordaiaed By the Guy Council Of tie city o
Cedar Falls, Losea:
SECTION 1. That hereafter no person shall erect
or cause to be erected, any wooden or frame build
Ing or add to the highth size Of any such build
ing which may now be erected within the follow
ing limits, VIZ: commencing In the center o
Fourth street at point one hundred and eighty
eight feet west Of The center Of Main street. run
ming thence north TO the Mill Race. thence along
the Race to point one hsndred and eighty -eigh
feet east Of the centre " Main street. thence soutl
to the center OF Fourth street. thence along tn,
center Of Fourth street to the place of beginning.
SEC. 2. Any pera0n violating the provisions o.
this ordinance shall, upon conviction thereof b.
fined not less than ten nor more than hfty dollars
and each day that any such erection shall confirms
shah be considered separate violation OF thi,
ordinance.
SEC, 3. II shall be the duty OF the City Mar
shal, II any such building erection or addition Il
made or attempted to be made, forthwith to re
move the same az nuisance.
Passed April 2, 1858.
Published April 10, 1865.
r. A. HOTCHKISS
Attest: President Pro Tenn.
CHAs. Nicely,
(,lcrs- pra 7b,,, SIS
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-04-10
AGENTS WANTED.
TO SELL THE HISTORY OF
The War Between The States,
Its Cause, Character, Conduct and Result.
~ - - a..

BY Honorable Alexandar b. Stephens
book for all sections and parties This alb
sorblngly interesting book by 1.-THE GREAT
STATESMAN'' Of the South. presents the mosi
complete and impartial analysis Of the cause Of
the war which has ever appeared from the South
ern pen, Il treats without partixanship. And in
the utmost moderation Of the character of the
struggle; and In its description Of the conduct Of
the war, 1t gives those inferior lights and chad.
ows of the confiict only knows to thoee high Of
hcers who watched the hood-tfde Of revolution
from its fountaineprings, and which were 80 nc
eessiblc 10 Mr.. STEPHENS from his position "A
second officer of the Confederate States. The
resuit OF the war, present and future, have never
been treated BY any other author, and Mr..
SrEruExs' great abilities have here found their
fullest play.
The intense desire everywhere manifested to
obtain this work. fts Ofnctal Character and ready
sals, combined with an increased Commission.
make i the best subscription book ever publish
ed, and 0l7ers 70 Agents the finest opportunity To
make money ever BEARD Of IN the history az books
Send for descriptive Circular and Terms 10
address, zErGLER, MccURDY d 30.
utf LOMBARD BLOCK, CMcAeo, III.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-04-10
NOTICE.

DRRS0NS are hereby csutoned against pnr.
u chasing. on IN any way negotiating for, one
expiring Jan 1st 1s6o, fOr he ann a Si16 eiven
BY n. 4. Bailey. and secnred BY J. q. Bailey. h
favor OF Geo. T. Duryee. The consideration 81
said nots having failed, shall not pay mid note
New Hartford, Batler County, Iowa, March 10,
icW. l4w
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-04-10

TO Ransom II. Kecler.
Won are hereby notified that there IL now on
IL file In the Office Of the Clerk OF the District
Court within and for the County of Black Hawk,
and State OF Iowa, the petition Of Josephine NJ
keeler, asking that the court grant her divorce
nom you on the grounds Of Habtual Drunken
meas. and willfil absence foe more than two YEAR,
and also for alimony, and the care and custody OF
her minor child Belle H. Keeler and unless you an
pear and make defence thereto on or before the
to be begun and held In said Black Hawk County,
on the 25th day Of May. 1858 decree win be rem
dered prayed for In said petition and for costs
Of the proceedings
BAGG q MILLER.
6Ow4 Plaintiffs Attomcyp
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-04-10

A DEMOCRATIC REAsoN.--An ex-
change gives an account of Demo-
crat In his vicinity, who upon being
told that Thomas Jefferson and Geo.
Washington voted with negroes and
believed In equal suffrage, retorted,
"Well Washington and Jefferson
were gentlemen and could afford to
vote with niggers; / can't.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-04-10

The Session will last but two days
more and continue till midnight each
day.
I For the first two months Of the
session we may not have earned our
20 per diem. III that sum has not
been earned for the last two months,
1t Is because we have failed to com.
prehend the situation.
/ will write you briefly Tuesday
night after our work il done.
Truly Yours,
w. p. GAYLORD.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-04-10

The Democracy, in Connecticut,
elected their Governor at the election
in that State, on the eth inst, but
the Legislature will be Republican.
The majority for English will be a
little over 1000.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-04-10

1 Center discharging water wheel and the shaftins
and pulleys. chisel, fat and rose drills, chucks
arbors, boring bars, callipers. hammers, pincers
dies and all tools and machinery contained In the
Machine Shop occupied by Bulge q Wilcox, In
Cedar Fals. Iowa, and oil the shafting and gearing
connecting the water wheel with the machinery in
said shop, or 80 much thereof as may be necessary
In accordance with the order of y. #. Knapp the
present owner Of said notes and mortgages.
.t+ w. r. BROWN.
Sheriff. Black Hawk County, Iowa.
Sherifrs Office, Waterloo, April 1868.
S24 2W2
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-04-10
SWAMP LAND SALE.

Notice IL hereby given, that pursuant TO orders OF
the Board Of Supervisors OF Black Hawk County,
Iowa, the following swamp Lands belonging to
said County, win be offered Ut - :
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-04-10

One third cash scns-third IN one year, and one
third N two years. with interest at ten per cent
per annum- secured by mortgage.
g. A. EBERHART,
Clerk Board Supervisorr
Waterioos MARCH -. 1853. 1-iw
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-04-10
Yours in hope,
J. M. SPRINGER,

Had this william kept his pen off
paper no person would have taken
him for q fool. 1t ID just such men
as this who have become the repre-
sentatives Of the Democratic party.
Poor soul-deluded and fanatic
wretch, he, himself, will get monu-
ment. We would not be surprised TO
hear that y man SO low, so villianous
and vuls~E may finally be buried i'm
a hog trough and an empty whiskey
bottle mark his grave.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-04-10
A Model Man.

Some days ago the Secretary of the
Lincoln Monument Association, of
Springfield, Illinois, sent circular
to every Justice Of the Peace appeal
ing for aid to assist in an early COM
pletion Of the proposed monument
over the remains OF the Martyr Pres
ident. The fsflowing Is the reply of
one Of the gentlemen so addressed:
To the Lincoln Monument Associa-
Hon.
GENTLEMEN when get in the
notion Of contributing anything for
the support Of your project to COM
memorate the life of the blacklist vii
lain and traitor that ever held an of
flee OF trust, rendered by the Ameri-
can people, you will very likely hear
from me. w.
.-ts=+ lgtl ~ Sass
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-05-06

For every word In she following Certificate ound un-
true after writing To the parties here named aud 10 the
U. s Consul at Rio Janelro the sum OF hundred
dollars will he paid.
RIO De JASEiRo, Fob. -, 1880.
MessIs. RAYMrNpO e. Lam a BRo.f
GENrLHHrN While sou Of my ffiend Nc. FTanclseO
DO Matto Pnrenia "a large proprietor In the Cdado do
tampos was staying at my hou-e he was attacked with
Intermittent ieyer immedlaiey sant lof The very
Campos, but the ieyer Instead Of diminishing, turned,
continued and fyyhaa the boy "a years old could mol
speak would not take the brOts and Il required great
deal Of coaxing to make him swallow the medicines Dr.
1nocO DECLARED that there not the slightest hope
saving the boys life that Il would be advisable 70 wro
10 his mihoT and inform him of the state of his sons
noaiih. a. ,iai momont Thought OF ihe well-spoken
pr Roadway po}s medieemepis, and gpnlieA tleie ~
tho following nanneI Gnu leslr0n ~ Relief IN luui
1ler Of water dividing three doses day ioqns with
the Relief pure the CHEST back and Wriss three loi
Railways Pulls every day and we'll covered 70 that 10
nigh, perspire second day, half an hour aner maall,
one dossertspoOn Of rosovent aud wator In the Ourt
day he was able 10 vt up fro bed, To The aatonsnent Of
every QUE WHO witnessed the miracles OF Dr. Roadway
Co. edloament-,
remain gentlemen your yor, gbedent servant
JpAQulM PfNrO fALcA0 her. amt,
Dir. Railways Remedies are sold by Druggists and
Country Merchants See Or. Railways Almanac fol-
1865 1915 daw
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-05-06

An Atlanta (Ga) special says Bullock 5
majority viii certainly exceed 1000 The
white vote for Bullock is much larger than
was expected. The majority for the Consti-
tuition is $1,000, and both Houses are Rcpub-
lican. The majority in the House is 10, and
in the Senate 6.
The official vote Of South Carolina is made
public. There were 1882 registered yo-
tiers, of whom 9S,0l6 voted. For the Con-
stitulion, I0,75S against 27,2Ssj not yo-
ting. 3j.5j7.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-05-06
T171I11lIcI ElII1HV ~ HTd11MUI \ NIIfI J0UHUI
BOSTON CATTLE MARKET,


For the week ending russiay May @. ls65
.taouyr co. SfocE At MAHar.-
5 Is ss j ss5s a... . .5s @ & s53 g
PaicEs.-Berf Catc-EAtu nu aud heav, premium
oxen sli.0a slt5I. Gr-tquaiity, sifnl@li2i second
quality, si3.inmld75 third quality siipl 70 siiWW
n t- on total weight of hide aiow and dressed beet
4 igw choice single pairs sl5o1 a. si'o. Balls &c.,
8olng orri-sslla 500 \, pair. oraccorlns to their
value a. beef Handy Steers. si0l 0 SOD
Nun Cows.-Far quality, SO a. 03 extra good, $40 a.
iUl, with or without calves, may he agreed ARROW
and ordinary So n 80.
Sforcs.-Yearline, si2@l2; two-years old, slJ0ol3
thrce-yesr. old, $4,000.
Sae,s All L1ss-0 a. 5ct.; extra 10 a % cts y % on
live weight or sUela 355 Y head. Shoru y q 1i
70. Pat Hogs lo 10 Tie V H. Spring Pigs 81 a. 50 p
Teai cahes.-.s6Dt1 v head
Huc'Brightou,9 "a DO etc. country lots, 50 a. cts.
car Stins.-lS IA nets.
Tagow.-sl d9els, y H. Couutry lots, % 70 ct..
PeAs, with wool oni ss.2tD3.p. Country luts, dry
R.aataNs.-The number of cattle hoia tine New Eng
land States is unusually small Maine % n. II. No, VI.
llq Aiass - while the number floin the West 1865 Is
very large, OF the Western SOME 10 head shipped
amount 3. sent from Fanuel Hall Market every week
the larger town. Do most of the New England states la
bridge there we're about inl from Canada and null ll
Of the Western sent rom brighton, OF which seallon
at from I2lc % shr. TO ic 30 SIR A large part Of the
Western arrived saturday aud the opening VI tho
vcrs The butcher elmlkcd their mark nearly ~ pen
lnl ihs. lower than last week. prices aud most OF the
of thing the Western fellows were at Cambridge bright
and early this morning. and very anxious, even dcoI'
mined tu sell what they put into the yards Consequent
prices and estimatos These concessions were ayor
ole 90 ne butchers tlat lheA i9"N hold Freely and ~
vance in New York the market has gradually improved
and most Of tho stock 40 brighton was sold Tuesday a
igrnoou with steady sthemhG Of prices We therefore
think Che average decline on cattcls fum Go 4f per d.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-05-06
BY TELEGRAPH.
TO Montpelier Daily Journal.



DELEGATES from nearly all the States have
arrived here to attend the convention of the
National Medical Association, which meets
here to-day. The American Medical Society
of Paris is also represented by delegates The
session will be opened at ! O'Clock by a well
come address by DR.. Grafton Tyler Of George
town. d. c., to be followed by the inaugural
address Of Prof Samuel Goss of Philadelphia.
President elect of the Convention
NV YonK MAY
Gold 1904
W,sbinoton snociais contain the fnllowino
Uor,lI,s d;,,a,cb Senator Fessepdeu who
b,s oll ,lon,, Lcon g,,s,eete1 Inv tbc radicals
M donh,Gi has rron,re5 nm elaborate local
o,inion coyorino como ryentv.Gyc shoots of
c,,l.,,,. ~, thc g.., ,,,rf,l,. ,r i,,,,oocl.
mon,
Tho sub.,,pcc nj this opipion i. that he
doo. mo-, tbint tho cvidoncr rrodueod belore
r,o G,n.,, Ly fl. ,,,,,,,o,.s splBc;,rt IN os.
tabli.b m. charges olleged against tbc pre.i.
dc,, ,nJ bc I'M bcrefors Ie comrcllcj ia
yo,e c,r nj. .conif,ai senator NIorrill col.
l.,,,,. I'M Fo..ordop boor;n, ',r MI. pre.
,,r..l AZ, on;r;on ou IN, otbor .il, which he
ioot I'm Mr. F,.sople,'. room. and road 70
HIM ,y;,i , ,;.,g m ,,o,tin., NIL. ohie,ti,ps
NJ, Fos.ondcn ,o,, b,,,ing NJ, Morrill,. mr..
,,,,r,,,,t y,;d h., ,,,s pot convinced and .,w
ny, ,.a.,,, a., ,l,,,,, nj. wow. ,. .e, c,,,b I'm
h. ,,;,;o, IA. Rad ,r,,.r,J lie Gr,bc,
s;g,;G@j ,o NJ, Nlor,iiI ,bat be diJ maj tbinl
.l,, p...iJ.n, .,,,lJ H.. ;ns,l,. c,,,,;,tcJ -,
,n,. ~ th. ,r,i,I.s MP ;,,,,.,einort hrouoht
tnd..1.r ~ nc s.r,ln by m. m.n,,er.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-05-06
TNDIspENsABLE FOR LADIES


SEW No GU u y,
beautiful article for the assistance Of ladies IN hand
sewinn not only protecting the finger FROM the ugly
prick on the needle but being provided with rb The
stitches arc made with EXACT REduLARlrY, and ia
crossed rpdv 1t also Keeps the point Of the needle in
perfect condition Fer nll kinds Of snbr0f'riag and
rr0chffiag 70 is Invaluable.
The GUIDE T. elegantly silverplatcd and viii sell vt
sight 10 every lady sent b. any address BY mail
receipt NJ ~ cents, solid oliver, for ~ cents.
Agents wanted In every town. Terms and sample 10Y
- cents Liberal discount 10 Che trade Address NILES
MANtFG CO., So Water st., Boston, Mas.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-05-06

THE HAIR AND sCALp.-Dr. doorse W. Bahoock,
scientific Dcmaologst, 2s Winter Street, Boston, sue
eessiy treats Oh diseases Of The Hair and Scalp Loss Of
Hair Premature Greyness, Baldnes, etc Or, Bncock
treats the Hair and Scalp Physican-not upon any
"Ono Remedy systemn-bu adapts the remedies 70 ms
special reqarecaf, y each lie dcvotes his attention
Exclusively todlseases Of the Hair and Scalp, treating thcm
in the most advanced European methods aud not in the
imperfect manner hitherto generally adopted la the
United States. No charge for consultation pamphlet
with the state Assgyers report upon nr Babcock'
thirteen remedies Gse,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-05-06
Observation-Disclosures CURED

~ fphaa's Fresb Meat Cure, 'a Consfmpfion and Rron
chfr fgsrfi9ns s prescribed and recommended by Ply
sciau all tho country and pcrformlng more cures
than an other remedies CONF nod trial viii convince
the most skopioa 81 bottle six for 81. sent BY Ex
prose- Circuiars froe Sold by GEo. e. GOODWIN Co,
b Hanover ST. Boston, and all Druggists.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-05-06
NEW YORK MARKET.

R,iaoei ezgrcssiy for hs Beirta,aa and Journaf by
u. p. BfLLIRD d co,
NEw NoHN. MAY q ISIS.
Butter SO o 5lc copmQn gnd grease y 90 2ic Cheese,
factory E 60 l7lc, ordinary 20 Isle Maple Sugar 10
lsc Flour, Extra state siu 30 o. 5000 Supo rfuc State
49, s Do s933 Extra Southern Sliant TO sliq0 Ohio and
Western 5000 TO si1l, Canada $3.50 10 sli,2i Buck
wheat Si15 70 sO0i. Hops, Vermont 30 Ia jlci Wool,
Vermont washed a. to 40, unwa-hed - TO oo, Sheep
Pclt su1 to al1 Eggs - 10 30. Potatoes, Nerocrs
81 = I. .lll. peauhhlnm. lla DO sl.nJ
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-05-06
LIKE TT IN MEDICINE.

~ luxury to the palate painless eyacuant, .
gentle stmuant 10 the circulation preparatory prep
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