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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-09-25
The ssJugglery" Of the Re.
public an Platform ON
#S1nIfHnNe. 20

The New York Tribune affects to
be delighted With the Chicago radi-
cal platform. The following views of
the Tribune just before the meeting
Of the Convention, aud the suffrage
plank in the platform, present an
edifying picture {
FRoM THE TRIBUNE.
Republicans in all the States had
better make up their minds at once
that there cannot be two policies in
the party at oncc-onefor the North
and one forthe South. We cannot
give the IGNORANT MILLIONS offreed-
men in the rebel Sta.es the ballot.
and the Same time refuse it to the
EDUCATED THOUSANDS in the North.
If we attempt such jugglery we
shall find out that we have not
cheated the negro, but ourselves.
From THE PLATFORM.
II. The guaranty by Congress Of
equal suffrage to all loyal men AT
THE SourH was demanded by every
consideration of public safety, Of
gratitude, and Of Justice, and must
be maintained !; while the question
Of suffrage in all the LOYAL States
properly belongs to the people Of
those States.
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are expecting their Il. R. branch
this fall. They need it and deserve
e too, and We hope may not again
be disappointed. a good job in
the extension of the sidewalk along
the east side Of Elm street has been
effected. The Whitewater boys and
Diffendcrfer claim. and are entitled
to the credit for it. d.,
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Our readers will observe tho change
in the advertisement Of Webster &
Gallup. It now reads Webster &
Reed. This is of course Henry T.
Reed, who we are glad to sec by this
arrangement contcmplates making
Cresco his future home. We wish
the new firm unbounded prosperity.
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TOBACCO ANTIDOTE,

WARRANTED to remove all desire
w for Tobacco. This great remedy il
an excellent appetizer. Il pari6es the
blood, invigorates the system, possesses
great nourishing and strengthening power,
enables the stomach to digest the heayti.
est food, makes sleep refreshing, and
establishes robust health. Smokers. and
Chewers for Sixty Years Cured. Price,
Fifty Cents per box, post free. A treatise
on the injurious effects Of Tobacco, with
lists Of references, testimonials, &C., sent
free. Agents wanted. Address DR.. T. X.
ABBOTT Jersey City, \. J. ln42-l3t
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IkM.D. ofthe M. 4 Sc. p, r. II
democratic Convention.

The Democracy Of Howard County will
meet in convention at tho Court House il
Cresco, September sOth at ? o'clock T. NJ
to nominate candidates for Clerk OF the
District Court and for Recorder. The ra'
tic Of Representation will be two delegates
for each town, and an additional delegate
for each ten Democratic votes polled at the
last election, or for each fraction of five
votes 50 polled.
Dated Cresco, August 81, 1868.
''". A, II, HARRIS, Chairman.
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With WHAT JOY AND GLADNEss do
the people hail the advent and dis
covery Of Co.'s DYSPEPSIA Cure.
It is a sovereign cure for Dyspepsia,
indigestion, and all diseases Of the
Stomach and Bowels. All Drug
gists keep it.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-09-25

On and after Monday October s.
the Post Office 1t this place viii Be
ready to transact business % money
order oflca. There heing no bank
here this will b Of ines lculsbleben-
eft to our psepls.
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In New Oregon September Goth, by J..
B. Mitchell Esq. ALoxzo W. MITCHELL
and Miss HAzrIs A. McCoLLuM, all Of
New Oregon.
At Creseo by Rev. J. Rambo on the %,
inst, Mr.. JOSEPH L. TAYLOR to Miss
SARAH EARDwAY both Of Howard County.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

NOTICE il hereby given that the arm
~ ofWebster 4 Gallup, has been Dis
solved BY mutual consent 81 the .parties
thereto. Its liabilities are assumed By
Webster / Reed, who win continue the
business ct the old stand, and TO whom al
debts due the late lrn are payable.
Crssco, lows, Sept. ~, 1853
J. B.Wsss1.H.
a4lssl :. aAssgP
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The Millinery establishment q
Mrs. j. T. Donahugh has been re-
moved from south Of the brick block
70 the corner opposite the Court
house. and north Of this Office. In
.oldcn time It was the habit for one
to take up his bed and walk. In
this removal more than this was
accomplished, the removal being not
only all that was anciently walked
off with, but also Of the building.
Mrs. Donahugh informs US that
in a. few days she will have the most
complete stock ofgoods ever brought
to the county, it being her intention
to leave for the eastern markets in
a day or two. Wood Of
the Austin Democrat called and
made our town short visit on Mon
day. HI, reports ours, in his Dem
ocrat as,one, Of the most lively, and
prosperous towns on the entire line
Of thisroad, The Austin Democrat
by Wood&s Lacy is sound paper
doing most excellent service in the
cause Of the people. Charley
Brown is in extacies over the work
done by tho Vibrator threshing ma
chine sold BY John E. Peck. This
machine run and operated by
G. White Of New Oregon was one
that was condemned and returned,
yet it threshed for Mr.. Brown over
1000 bushe Is in four days and it
want very good days for threshing
either. If condemned Vibrator
will thresh 1000 in four days what
might DO expected Of . machine net
condemned? Webster & Reed
are receiving fine stock Of season
able goods They also have . splen-
did assortment Of sugars. at prices
to invite the attention of Gust mers.
The republicans decline any
more service from Gen. Butler in
Congress and have declined to re-
nominate him to seat in.that body.
The Teachers Institute for this
county commences on the 28th inst,
and will be under the charge Of DR..
J. L. Enos Of Cedar Rapids. It is to
continue Is We understand for two
weeks. Geo. w. Haislett of the
DEBORAH Regist or introduced him
self into thissoi6ce on Wednesday.
Geo. declares that what be said
against Allison is true even il he
docs support him since he is renom-
mated. OF we'll. George. We for.
give y0n if you think such is duty.
Call egeip old boy A slight
furry Of snow on Thursday morning
admonishes u Of the approach Of
winter -fhA people Of DEBORAH
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4 telegram announcing the de-
feat Of the nomination Of Gen. But
ler. for rs-eleotioni to Congress, il
untrue. Tho convention has not
yet been held.-St.. Paul Pioneer.
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The total increase from Sept. l,
1867, to Sept. I. 1868. is $42. $50,
93S! An increase Of almost forty
three million dollars year,! This
is the way the radicals msnage GU,
debt and staxes.-- /. Times.
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The Dubuque National Democrat is is
sued in an intire new dress. Il is sound
in Democratic truth, and the best German
paper in the State. It is offered at very
reasonable rates for the campaign. Send
for it at Dubuque, Iowa. -
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We clip from the Daily St. Paul
Pioneer the following figures show
ing each public debt statement for
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DEMOCRATIC MASS MEET.
ING!

=. There will be grand Democratic
Mass Meeting at CREsCO, We'd
neslay Sept, 80, at 1 o'clock P. NJ
: Hon. JOHN t. sTONEMAN,
District Elector, will positively b
present and address the people, alst
Hon. REUBEN NOBLE,
.nodlon. VIM. NIcCLINTOCK
Let there be a grand rally o
Democrats and conservatives, Of al
ages and sexes.
Come and let US reason together
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ncmOcrallc Barbecue 8
-. POStville. .u.

49, - ~S~S -
!. There IS to be grand rally Of
the Democracy Of Clayton. Alama-
kec, Fayctte, Winneshiek, and
Howard counties at
Postylllc Saturday Oct, 3rd.
At one o'clock =. NJ. At the same
time barbecue will be spread pro-
viding amply for feeding all who may
attend; .,.. Dad,
Hon. WIN. Mills will be in at
tendance, and probably the Hon.
9. A. Eldridgc Of Wisconsin, assist
eddy a large number Of able and
distinguished speakers from abroad,
whose names will be announced
withsfull programme by means OF
posters. Steps are being taken to
secure half fare tickets over the
r2iIroads..a
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4
HON. GEO. ". WOODWARD.
eni:f Justice u ne Supreme Court Of Ia writes:
81, s. Pnaede!pAia, March ID. 1877.
I'D en ss' s:ss "a es :::.: s': :; 4:
s::..;. s s,sas; and S..ss
aetloa ID the system. Tours truly, q.
gro. ". woosw1RD.-
HON. JAMES THOMPSON,
Js41e n ~ Supreme nb&n q It~rsylraats.
Philadelphia, April q, 1885,
y consider TlosAAsd's German Bitters' . ral.abls
Sdse.ne ~ case Of ATTACKS Of Indigestion OF Dyspe
da- ean certify this from my experience Of Il.
Yours with respect,
JAMES THOMPSON"
Prom Rev. Jos. II. KDNNARD, y. ~,
Nhaor qf tAs Tenth BaptiA Church, Philadelphia.
m. EaeksM-Dear Sir: have been frequently 70.
4 drsss kind. q medicines. Int sssasains tho
+ have in ii e.@. NM d Declined sa. " with
s,s:s proof il ,s,! L y. instance. :s I'd
assialnsss Of Dr. iioohands German Bt,srs depart
Shs once rom my usual course. 70 express my fun
= ~ . ,s 81:
evpdr0tion In SOME Cases Il may fail: hut usually,
Doubt not, It will be very beneficial 10 soss Who
suffer from the above causss.
Yours, very respectfully.
Eighth, below Coates q.
From Rev. e. =. FENDALL,
Assitant Editor Cnvisti0n Chronicle, Philadelphia.
] have derived decided benefit from the use Of
Hollands German Bitters, and feel It my privilege
70 recommend them ~ . most valuable tsnie. 10 al
who are suffering from general debility from dis
eases arising from dsgangsnaent of the liver.
''e ED S1 SlissAlr,
CAUTION.
Hoo6asds German Remedies are eosatsrfsiteA.
3: :' !: !: :; :: :: :' "a s:''':
g the German Medicine Store, No eSl ARCH strssi,
CHARLES n. EVANS,
German Druggist, Proprietor,
~F4<fT Formerly G. y. JAcKsos CO.
@ PRICES
Hsoaaad's German Bits;rs, per bottle q -
half dozen -
0ooGAnds German Tonic put MP In quart bottles 50
Per bottle, or = half dszen Tor I 80
~ Do not forget TO examine we'll The article yeu
by, II ocdss 10 get the genuine.
Fer oals ~ m Druggists a.A Deal.
- - R>Asas~a
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= yen wish % reinsurs your. preperts
Aan On .yos1 ~ friend T. ". Lss, &
sie Residence n C5ssse
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WEAK AND DELICATE rHILDREN

Are made strong By the Of either VI these reme
die: They will cure sserv csss Of MAKASAU6,
Nithsut fail. 4sTg#8 ks /
Thousands Of certificates have accumulated Ia the
hands If the psnpissor, but slace will allow Of the
Of note and II such standing that they u.ust
b believed.
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NQTICE,

II 10 well-sstablished fAet that fully eAshalf Il
the female portion of our population ase
seldom, in fhe eNjOy mont Of good health;
o., to ,usc their own = - expression, never
feel weA." They are lAnguid, devoid Of I'll
energy sxtrsMaly nervous, and have no appetite.
70 this class Of persons the B:TTEkS, or the
TONIC. arc eepeeiAllY Recommended.
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Read the many testimonials given
Machine in the Vibrator Advocate. "a
eaii and examine sample Machines. Ease
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THOMAS BELL, Gen. supt. Detroit
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Agents will please take notice Of this.
DO not send names, but number your clubs
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Extracts from Notices

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John Quincy Adams. ,Ofall 49,
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Fashionable Drinking Saloon.

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