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The New York herald., 1869-01-26

A UCTfON NOTICE.
"A Machinery Tools, Steam Engine, Boiler copper Pans,
Fixtures &C. OF large Confectionery and Chocolate Manu-
factory. J. BOGARr, Anciioneer VIII sell this day,
January M at II ocloc At No ~ Hudson street consisting
OF Steam Engine and Boiler, Shifting Puevs, Pipes, Steam
Gauges crytaising Pans Vacuum and Melting Pahs Mix
igschnes Cocoa Machines, Heaters and Pipes American
Cocoa Machines Cocoa Press, Fairbanks Platform scaes,
steam hnities Copper boilers SlIns aacnines, Moias'
all the Too Machinery and Implements necessary for
ing the business Also Oca Fixtures, Iron SAFE Desks
Bookcase, Letter Press, Partitions Gas Fixtures Stnve Fix
lures, Counters, shelving Scales and Weights Box Boards,
Lumber, &C.. &C. Terms cash. The goods to be removed
immc cdateiy after the sae. Catalogues AZ sale.
JACOB BOGART, Auctioneer.
The New York herald., 1869-01-26

A u: NJ TAYLOR, ,AucrIoNEER.- AUCTION SALE
Bronzes, Paintings Drawing Room Suits Silver Plate Mar
cueterc Cabnet satnnry and many and coy Works
and Articles of vertn this Tuesday) the
cesant brown stone mansion 81 West Fifteenth street be-
Fifth and Sixth commencing af l0S o'clock
The Alctioneer would cali particular attention OF his friends
md the public this sale, the catalogue comprising the
LARGEST ana richest OF Household Furn ture
offered at auction this Furnished less than six month:
SA5r0v:- Drawing Room Furniture covered
cod crimson brocael OF the richest descrtion
Rosewood Etagtre Bose Rose and Msrg eicre Cabinets,
bookcase, Tables Encoignres, Velvet Medallion Carpets,
Paintings " eminent artists Bronze clock Sta scyrcs,
Dresden China Vases Ornaments. superb Brccaei Lace
Curtains Mirrors Chandeliers Rosewood Paaotorte, Stool,
Goyer hpslc San,, Booxs, Mafsiand rosewood wnnni,
Spring Mattresses Blankets Sheets, counterpsne; Dining
Room Tables Buffet elegant ruby, crystal Glassware,
silver Casters ru-ccns, saiyers, Baskets Pitcher Dinner
Kitchen N. BPartes Wishing attend this
sale take Fifth stages Sixth
The New York herald., 1869-01-26
colu5ERCIAL REPORT.

MONDAY Jan. ass p. NJ.
Corrra.-for Rio there continued active demand
the and the market strong for nil grades There
sales OF 2oc bags steamer South America lsl
Campanero, 100 cx r. Q. Warwick 35e0 Avon vse and
(rumored) 5000 Haydn, private terms or Santos 16
BAGS Gesine sold private terms Other kinds
were dun aud nominal
CorroS. Receipts l,4l7 bales. The demand from all
classes Of buyers HIGHT and tho market heavy
prices recedcd Nc. ID. The sales only baes
Including C9 for spinning 95 spccuston for export
and s5 were IN transit AZ the close, however the market
was quite steady n; the following quotations -
Cpiriiis nai N8Jfe 14f vr,- Or,erns
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A ), nLEEcxER, SON co WILL SELL AT Auc

J, BLEEcKER, SON co WILL SELL AT AUc-
"A. ton, on
THURSDAY, january 2a
At ~ O'Clock, Mt the Exchange Salcsroom,
wrST sIxTY-SECOND STREET1New three story high
irown front House four Lots Sixty second
street. IAN west ohe Grand Boulevard; bum the
f. the best manner Just hnshet hard wood stairs, marble
tiles In hail. and all the modern conveniences.
KING sTREET.-Three story high s!oop brick House and
Lot No. s2 King street. between Macdougal and varick
streets Trinity church ease for nneeen House In
good order AMI contains the modern improvements.
WEST THIRTY SECOND STREET.-Three story brick
House and Lot No. $40 Weat Thy-second street, between
Ninth and Tenth On the of the lot s two
story brick House Both supplied with Croton, aud In
good order Insured for S30 in Greenwich Insurance Com
street.
The New York herald., 1869-01-26

UcTIoS NorIcE-PosrTIvE AND uNREsERvED
IA sale OF MAGNIFICENT Household Furniture valuable rose
wood octave Pianooe Cnrpcts vc contained In the
dwelling :S Nineteenth street. Fourth and
Irving pl,cc j. BARRY kuctioneer this day tTnestay)
commencing at l0 o'clock precisely This sale worthy the
attendance Of purchasers the fnnure new last
consisting of elegant Purior Furniture, satin brocAe
sts in fine reps Centre Tables de- elegant Bedroom
Furniture, 10 walnut &c. also Dining Room Furniture,
Table Ware, &C., all In perfect order. Full particulars In
catalogues.
The New York herald., 1869-01-26

pyAScEs MADE on WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEW
~ sTy Goods Personal PROPERTY OF degcrlp
tom j. a. JACKSON, Ill Grand street, .o doors west OF
The New York herald., 1869-01-26

4 BRANhM =. JACKSON, PAwNBRoKER, 20 PRINCE
"A street. near Broadway loans money in large small
persoai property OF every description established
IN
The New York herald., 1869-01-26

T;5-MONEY LITERALLY ADVANCED on DIA
"A monds, Watches, Jewelry, &C.; o. The same bought
tie highest Also pawnbrosers Ticke.s bought 10
Diamonds Watches, Jecry, &C., Al ~ Bccclcr street, sec
ond door, three doors west Of Broadway.
The New York herald., 1869-01-26
4 uoTIoN NorICE.-LARaE SALE or

N Elegant Household Furniture,
This Tuesday, afternoon, at ocock precisely y tho
private residence l West Eighth street between Fifth and
Sixth avenues. LUKE FiTZGERALD. Auc,ioneer. The
rSsewooi A octave fiaanforte; hsnisome Paror sui,s
covered with satn hrocae, and haireloh Tables
Mirrors, Curtains, Paintings Vases Bronzes Clocks. Bed
seads rosus washstanas, sprlg md hair Matiresses
Turkish Easy Chairs and Lounges, Sdeboard Extension
Tables seat Chairs: Class China and Silver ware
Table Cutlery, &C. Sale positive
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Ry HENRY 4: LhEps 4 MINER;

II HtNNY II. LEEUfs ANUTIUNIsEH, -,
will sell by auction Thursday, January 20 2; lo, o'clock
n the warvrooms No. last Eighteenth srset ccgant
Household Furniture. finished ani unlnishei forming tho
entire stock OF tho well known manu- acurer, Nj. y. w.
Hickey who dsposes Of bis superb stock IN consequence OF
other business consisting OF eleant carved
rosewood and black walnut Paror and Library sns rose
wood and black walnut marble top Centre Tables Ehgcres
ustette Tsbies aud black walnut Bodateads,
Dressing Bureaus. Washstands, Commodcs, Wardrobes,
Bookcases Hal Stands and Chairs Lounges, Bues Chairs
The New York herald., 1869-01-26

dn1 0nn REwARD.-sToLEs, FROM 2es MUL-
!Dl.VOO berry street, Calvary Cemetery orce January
% lsis the following Bends sse cooa Bonds nsw
sloc $50 Coupon Bonds ncw selles 1s5sone each $50
Go 5at Coupon Bond, 1854, No. Is 23. for $500 All per-
ties cautioned AGAINST negotiating OF the above
bonds The above reward win be paid for their return 10
d. Brennan Inspector Dks, 800 Mulberry street, and no
questions asked.
The New York herald., 1869-01-26

Az HYMANs, 6Gs BROADWAY, CORNER OF BOND
"A Liberal advances made On Diamonds aud
Watches, Silver Ware &C. will the highest market
uric lur Tie
The New York herald., 1869-01-26

A UCTroN NOTIcE.-JAMEs JENKINS. AUCTION
"A ccr WIFI sell public auction Thursday and Friday
January % 90 at II o'clock each day nj 1929 and Lao
Broseway Eotvfrt street. the largest Stock OF Car
r7ges, Harness. seighs, Robes Bells and Blankets &c.
offered at prbic sale In New York See horse column
The New York herald., 1869-01-26

DY JOHNSTON 4 VAN TAssELL.
. ARCHIBALD !oHNsT0N, AuCTioNEEh.

HORSE AUCTION MART,
sssS SSHSS 5SSosS
Says psiSa.s establishments which they
SS:,s. Ss,s e b ss rssa s "a the
almost ssigssss ws sopsnsss on iRs me
rs,d people in .,aI other Srsoe hes trs'e.
%s .sSss ss seT
'oSpd STR pS%s To%s sss q. IS AT no NASSAU
As Post e .ns SseTs a
advances %aas GxssI q sss5ycg AZ npas ns SALE
Team, .orre Mares now fo, hands, esh. ana MIA:
years kind 10 all harness. free frolN VICE Warranted aoana'
Rich rro,as Mare lss Years ,s ca fs,,
Yoans Rinssod and o raised n Paris
Rsass e o ssa a I'i i n vy 1pa
n k:9Dssy for sSw sSSu @ ss Ss
noiop road Wagon, all in complete order AMI bu'is By
Bay Horse s@ hands, yrar. E,ud In all iarnes' free
GOOD .ravssr kns .o ami Tia s-.. ia years.
kind 10 splendid sable beast. sra va,
s"ts xsan ,, Sssn sS :'s 1a
sSy 4 " II free
Light Comps. ei.y built 'wo TOP Wagons; one Queen i0n'
0 Ray Fany I hands kind IN Al harnc' and "a.
ais Several ssas c'ssr Isss ia isSn sSs rea
ss1ss Ds.Dsas 90 sssss -
DY ROBERT goxEav1r1e. .Auc1IosEER.-sALRs
ID room 81 Nassau russbsY ,Tsss sgvcSsx Sx s r's' ONCE
ROBERT soxERvPhLs Wi :ss y asoos at his oal's
ROOM S':ssT :,: ssssa Furniture
Ia.Ff .fFadssosy, 1s:s ( Tssis'o s'ss
Sale f THTsspGe, fGf sis,'l,is S. s''s'
the E.sasas; n m. Il, s,sss.ay :sss
sSre: story aS%ss Ras: Houston s'rs.
Sale Chr mos, f.S%saS: a :;ea EsrA''nsz
ecle Household Furniture
The New York herald., 1869-01-26

At SO BLEECKER STREET.-THE HIGHEST PRICES
"A paid FOR Diamonds Watches, Jcwery, silks, Dry Good
md ali articles Of value; money advanced on tue same
Pawnbrokers Tickets bought and advanced upon.
H. a. BARNARD.
The New York herald., 1869-01-26

DAwNBRoKER'S sALE.-JAMEs AGAR, AUCTION.
eer 30 New Rowey, will sell this day. % II O'Clock bss
lots OF mems and women's Clothing, Quilts Blankets Bed.
Pillows Sheets Tseeclohx By order J. A. Jaran. lsa
vnrick street.
The New York herald., 1869-01-26

Sale OF valuable Real Estate.
ROBERT sOMEGyILLE will sell ~ auction Thurs.
day, January 49, at ls O'Clock noon, al the hxclanye sas
Ill Broadway, the brick Factory No ss
Fifth street, between avenue ana Lewis street 25a9s
lot 3ix95
Also the three story brick House No. 500 Houston, near
lioerck 20xb5x75
Thirtysec snd street, First
The above will he sold without
The New York herald., 1869-01-26

A DRIAN II. MULLER, AUcTIoNEER.
OF CHOICE LOTS ON THE NEW
RIVER SIDE PARKS.
a. H. MULLER, r. n. wILvINs 4 CO. viii sell At auc-
ton Tuesday January 26 Ut II o'clock the Exchange
saesroo ~ broadway, four choice Lots the parks
and commanding views OF great beauty
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THE a
Turf, Field & Farm.
HIGH-TONED, BRILLIANT, ABLE.

Il ID the organ Of all respectable Jockey
Clubs, and therefore the leading Tuxf
Journal in America. Il discusses Agri-
culture, both scientifically and practically,
and especial attention Is given to the
Sports Of the Field. Those who believe
in the Gun, the Rod, and the Bat, consult
its columns with pleasure and profit. The
paper denounceS pugilism,. and all low,
Disgusting sports. Billiards receive due
attention. li ata - - III ... 1s
Asa Literary Paper, we claim high
place Tor the TURr, FiELD AND FARM.
Its merit on this point has been general
" conceded 70 be superior TO any Of it's
predecessors in sporting literature. ~.
Its correspondents are men Of superior!
Intellectual culture and attsinments, and
their ability il recognized a. being Of the
highest order !.
brnnatic news, and criticism on the
drama and those connected with It, will
be Of the fullest desert ption, and due care
will Be taken that they are truthful and
just Those who enjoy the more quiet q.
lurements Of Chees'apd Draoghts Will md
the columns devoted 70 these subjects
presided over BY masters 10 that branch.
Breeding u sbly discussed b practical
and theoeetieal minds.
The TuRS, HIsIDtAsp FAaN II : mar.
vel q snoc<ss. The wealthy and Quilt
vsted eentlspsn Of Ansrioe are its read
ers and patrons. IT. articles on all sub.
jects are widely quoted IN the daily papers
Of Europe and America.
The paper ID = weekly, the largest In
the United States, and i pablished every
Friday morping, vt - year, ~ advance;
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French tragedy Of 1889 is the type.
Here, however. the people have too
much good sense and education to
call in such a drastic but uncertain
remedy. We have > new element
for the correction q such evils.
which no other nation ever had and
but one other country now posses
ses, and that is our free press -
This is to-day the government. the
mouthpiec. Of the people, tho ma
tiopal purifier. It carried us safe
ly through the war. 1t should now
array itself against all legislative
or executive usurpations Of authori-
ty and against the "rings" which
have threatened to destroy US. Do
ing this the country may again be
restored to both material and po;it-
ical prospcrity.-N. Y. Herald.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-05-07

would like to know how many, If
any, private soldiers have been sp-
pointed BY the present admiuistra-
ton; and ifis has not appoiuted any,
will the president inform she pub.
lie how many disabled and crippled
soldiers hs has removedI how many
Of che vacancies thus created he has
filed with those who fought against
the Union : how many with ne
gross : and how many with known
thieves and prostitutes .?
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How Radical Sentiment 10
Made.


The New York Tribune, in haste
for some sensation, publishes the
account Of the murder Of DR.. AYER,
the member Of the Georgia Legisla.
ture, as follows ..s -.
ATLANTA, Ga. April 18.-Dr.
Benjamin Aver, one Of the Georgia
delegation to Washington, the old.
est member of the Georgis Legisls.
ture, and staunch republican, wal
brutality and inhumanly murdered
near his home in Jefferson county,
by the Ku-Klux, ON Thursday night
last. He Was found on the public
road, shot through the head. This
is the FIRST of tue Georgia delega
ton who has ''perished by The
wayside." according to the express
ed wish Of The NEw ERA.
Now, the truth is, the unfortunate
staunch republican !" Was murder
ed and robbed BY = negro highway.
man, who was arrested and is in
Jail. Furthermore, the New Era
is . radical newspaper of the carpet.
bag persuasion. The Ku-Klux MAY
have done many naughty things,
but is not the Tribune . grand old
liar 70 attempt to make . political
capital out of the crimes and threats
Of its own radical partisans
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A Mad Bullock.

When Bullock. tho csrpet.bag
Governor Of Georgia, went to
Washington for the purpose of hav-
ing the state reconstructed, he
went to see President Grant. The
following letter. therefore, to Eos
ter Blodgett, the new Postmaster
at Augusta, explains itself:
WASHINGTON, April 8, 1869.
DEAR Foster I've just seen
Grant. The - old fool is drunk
as usual. Can't make him "see it. :"
All can get out Of him is, i" Gerg
s-n. c-unin man." Glorious old
Ben is still hopeful. Hope you've
kicked out the old sneak Summers
from the P.O. Make clean sweep,
and give some of the colored breth.
rem . place. r. B. B.
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The editor Of the New York Sun.
tho very able. and Jealous Radical
leader whom Grant recently made
appraiser Of tho Port Of New York,
and who went with his whole
strength throughout the Presidsn'
tial campaign Tor Grants election
now says:
Grant is to b pitied. Poor fol
Low. bs's like the yellow dog in tn
menaeerie-he Is too small for
lion, and don't look like . tiger
and nobody wants to SEQ . dog
His Cabinet don't suit the people,
his appointments doD's please th'
Senate, and Politisisns impose o.
him
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CRocKERY OTTAWA Co., Mich, |
December II, 1861. {

NS~AOSA ~ ASOAs
DR.. G. w. Roback.-Sir II
am Farmer about 80 years of
age, was taken i'll in August, 1860,
with fever, general debility, loss of
appetite, swollen limbs and stiff
joints, and was doctored by a
Physician several months with no
result but a large fee Bill. I tried:
after that, various remedies with
no benefit, I almost gave up in
dispair, when a neighbor showed
me one Of your almanacs from
Griffin's Drug Store, and recon-
mended your medicines. I procured
two Bottles Of Blood Purifier and
three Bottles of Blood Pills from
Mr.. Griffin, which 1 took as d.
rected and was perfectly restored
tohealth. The whole Of last win
ter I WIS enabled to cut my fire
wood, now l can do as good a days
chopplng as ever ! could in my
life.
p. S.-A further inducement,
to try your medicines was the fact
that / was intimately acquainted
with o. Thomas, Of Grand LEDGE.
in this state, who was cured of .
severe rheumatic difficulty . by
your medicines. JOHN CHADWICK.
For Sale by Dr.. J. j. Glenn.
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Another Contributor Ne.
w0rde0.

After the election, and previous
to the inaugura ton of General
Grant, = beautiful white lap robe,
made from the skins Il .- AlHska
seals. was presented to him by Gen.
eral Nc Cook, at present Consul to
the Sandwich Islands, with the. re-
quest that he would use it on the
present occasion. The robe was,
Of course, accepted, - the Presi-
dent has never been known to re-
fuse anything Of W lue, and used o.
requested. The return of this in
vestment by General MoCook has
been his transfer from the far OF
isles of the Sea to the more honor
able and lucrative position of Gov.
ernor of Colorado.
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The New York Herald On
the Sltuatl0n--It says Rad
ical Rascallty Will bring
ON RepuG) 10t1OM.

The New York HERALD, which
has supported Grant from the be-
ginning, and even urged his nomi.
nation for the presidency in 1872,
has become alarmed at the ignorance
and ineficiency of the man as exec.
utive of the nation. It announces
that unless there 10 . change Of pol.
icy :. reyolutiop~is imminent" and
that the President, who promised to
do SO much. has been subjugsted
and brought under the control Of
the corrupt rings in Congress. 1t
continues !: s5a
No people having universal suf-
frage ever did or ever will bear
long with such astounding extrava-
gancc, corruption and mismansge-
ment, and overwhelming taxation
as we witness without revolving. --
Unfaithful representatives may pile
on the debt and taxes, but the linn
it offorbesrsnee will be reached,
and the voters in their turn will
have something to say. II We 90
on as We have been going it will
not be long before We hear R1PUDI-
ALTON uttered Is = popular cry from
one end Of the country to the other.
The party which has brought upon
the country these evils and burdens
will be driven from power, and the
one that will succeed it may take ,
short cut to relieve the people of
enormous taxation and throw oil
the odium Of reputation upon those
who created the burdens. This,
really, is what We are coming to /;
this il the revolution which the po-
litical oligarchy in Congress. and
the corrupt rings that revolve
around it will soon force upon the
country.
The radical leaders care not one
thought what becomes of the nation
al debt. what becomes Of the gov
eminent or anything else, IS long
Is they can retain power. If repu-
diation becomes popular they will
DO ito advocates. They have ad-
opted every popular humbng. and
put it in their platform. and made
Il an issue in elections. They will
rally under the cry of reputation
IS readily - they have rallied un-
der the cry Of loyalty. aud then
clapped their hands ~ the Presi.
dent sppoinAod, the hikterest rebels
to the fattest Offices. ssi h
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variable sertiAsaass of cures per9ernedby b. 9.
w Robacn's celebrated Scandinavian Medicines.
has shown " the original letters, copies Of VHich
anthor.ss us 70 .ay, that they vi, rive reward s y
that any q she 70 are no. aush.nss
They have been ssst unsollcitsd, and the company
have Tn their possession over 5000 q dniler char
Of the value os those truly wonderful agents, Re-.
backs Stomach Bitters, Roback's sca1dlnavian
"Blood Purifier and Blood Pills"
The undersigned Druggist Of oresco, calls The It..
tention Of his customers 70 the letters published BE-
Stomach B.ters. Dr.. RosAcx.s sc.nd,nsxi.n so.s
Purifier, aud p. ROBACK's seaadinavian Blood
r,,s = nsvs Zee. selng these medicines long en-.
e. to e. and that the eer:aca = pablsd
Dr:J. J. clrzr...
NJ NJ (Brick) Pome,oy Of Me
La Crosse Dem 3crut on Ro,.
backs .Bitters.
G. w. ROBACK, of
Cincinnati, is making,
the best article of Bit
tiers now manufactu>
red in the j, United
States or elsewhere.
We have used them
for three wears. and
would not be without.
them for almost any
money. In the spring
his Stomach Bitte1:s
are worth hundreds of
dollars for keeping the
stomach in order, and
cleansing the blood
from its accumulated
impurities. ..~.-...~ +.
=. 3. 1t is not once in two
years that we endorse
so-called patent medi-.
cines, but Roback's.
are worthy all the
praise we can bestOw
on them.
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FOR RENT.

The premises occupied by the subscri.
Der South side Of Market street, Cresco.
There is = good barn attached to the
premises. A good stand for business Of
any kind. For particulars enquire on the
premises or at the Plain Dealer Office.
April s, 1859.
20m31 T. LEONARD.
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West, 1arrar & Comfy,
No. los LAxs srassr C.,cAoo, IlLixoas.
The Great Trial Of Sewing Ma.
chimes. 49,.
THE GRANDEST IN THE WORLD
The Judges. the Whole World and the
Trial Fifteen Years Duration.
PRACTICAL USE, THE TEST.
The WHEELER & WILSON
Se,cing Machine, the Champion.
THE UNIVERSAL VERDICT.
The Wheeler and Wilson, as is we'll
known, has won ut nearly every trial in
which it has competed, the highest award
Of merit The representatives of other ma
chimes have entered the list time and again
only to be defeated, and finding it impos-
sible to compete fairly have endeavored to
decry the value Of premiums. They are
not slow, however, to boast Of the few they
nave rccclVe0. Dut IN tnS 0rlAd Arlai,-
Daily use throughout the world where only
true merit gains favor and super ority
wins the race, the Wheeler 4 Wilson Sew
ing Machine stands triumphantly the
champion, BY the verdict of the people, as
shown by the number manufactured and
sold BY the several Sewing Mabhine Com
panies, from the start up to the expiration
Of the time Of the Howe Patent Sept, 10th,
1867. .
Wheeler & Wilson Manufacturing Compa-
ny. 500, 900
Singer Manufacturing Com. 2O2, 900
Grover \ Bakers 8. N. " VA sIl6o.OO0
Wilcox / Gibbs s. N. " 81 900
Howe Machine company, 5000
Florence sewing Mscninc Gem. So,o Ooo
rinkle 9 lyon =, "a. company S:W w
Empire .. =. senPany,. - - oo0
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Grants method ofimaking ..tres-
son odious. is fast making him in
famous among the soldiers. many
Of whom went through the CAM
paign - Union Lsaguers. His
method is the, dismissal of Union
soldiers from federal Offices and The
appointment Of the -polisiosl theives
and /" red handed traitors. /" that
his partisans prated 50 much about
during the campaign, if they are
only willing to put themselves on
tha level with tho negro. We
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Giard Township, May IS, 1868.
Neesrs e. X. Barron / Bro.
0ents-I lave tried your Japan and Imperial Tea
at u rs cents per pound, and consider It better
than that received fsom any Tea company-also
much cheaper. Send me s lbs Imperial Tea BY
6sarer. Yours very respectfully. OaLIN WARN.
hand these hne Teas, enough to supply the wants Of
nneseta. Particular attention paid to 6lling Club
do not give entire sstisaction they lie returned
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Farmersburg, Iowa, May l6, 1865.
Messrs e. r. Barron L Bro, McGreRor.
Gentlemen. The Gun Powder Tea had Of you
Tor 81 Is cents per pound IL good II not better
han Tea have had from any Tea Company, and
ZONES Oh. aper. III take ten pounds more. Yours
truly. -. DANlE;. BRONSON.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-05-07

The undersigned Druegist Of Oresco. calls the A..
tention Of hs customers 70 the letters published b..
low OF the wonderful efficacy Of Dr. RODACKDs
stomach Bitters, DR.. RoBAck's Scandinavian BloeA
Sils have bsea selling these medicines lopr en-.
ough to Know that they are all they are rscommend.
ca TO pc and that the certnca' Of cures pubsAed
are true. CIsred
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-05-07

. to all lovers Of that delicious beverage
but Pure ~ they are gathered In China
nd Boston fromFoo Chou, Hong Kong,
tn great care by Toong Foo& Tuen TEX,
,e Moyune flavor, which cannot fail to