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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-06-17
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GENERAL DEBILITY Is NATURES Al


GENERAL DEBILITY Is NATURES Al
PEAL FOR HELP.
Thousands Of persons, without any speoihc ai!-
ment, are the victims of laDguor and lassitude.
The unthinking apt to confound this species
Of merton with laziness; whereas it usually
arises from want of organic energy, for which
the subjects Of it are no more responsible than
the near-sighted are for their defective vision.
Such persons, although they may be free III IN
PAIN as as truly invalids, and as much IN neeG OF
medical aid, if they were tormentcd with the
pangs Of acute disease. They require TONIC
and ALTERArIyE, that will rouse and regulate
their torpid organizations In cases Of this kind.
HOsTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS produce
an immediate and most favorable effect. The de-
bilitated and Respondent valetudinarian, WHO
feels as if he were but half alive, wLs shuns con-
pany, and has no relish either Tor business or
pleasure, is me'amerphosed, by brief course Of
this most potent vegetable rnygorant, into ute
a different being. The change effected by the
Bitters, in his mental and bodily condition, is a
surprise to himself and 10 his friends. lie nofas
no longer the active principle Of life, which
seemed 10 have died out Of him, Is r.-awakenej,
and he feels like a new man. Remembering that
debility Is not only an affection itself, but Il
invitation to disease, no time should be lost in re-
cruiting the broken-dowh system with this
choicest ana most potent Of all Tonics ami Altera-
fivaa
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-06-17
sCHKNCK's PULMoNIC SYRUP.

.,s H,,r p,,-
cee"e1 L.. .a,n,.I.s., ~ VII su. y.
consumption, liver COMPANY and DyspePsia, u
uxsn sccoius " Ill. .;,na Thy sIs Az ln re-
70 " esAeu ~ a. i, - ~, ., =, .eahss -, w
81 .:. ,oa.n-. s,.,,d- d. food s,s,a-.. 80
- - h,sd ths natient beyns ~ sro,r 4,
a.. ~. a;...~aa ,n.f,.y r,nens in tn Iuny.
- 49, S.-a,. az a;ss.ss ma -.
snn n 'ns paueht ou.slo VIC go sansn,nn,so,.
t. ,ha.a a., WIG ouy n, n scbsnek 81
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. pnia, o~eS M uni' 80. ~ phi
,non;a S,r'rp .;,ay. K .n,'rh,s 49,, IN The
inngs na,n,p ,hrpous :, "a =, =, 49, sxnec-ora-
tion Tor uhn tbs ,bIer,r,, or = rir sIigb,
cou,b ,,Il .brn,. !. ~ go -, - 80. H.. r-s.
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49, =, 49,, ,1.- pl, -, csre M. viii
9nI,cL 80 IAN hlaads, sn9 s.ar. the secretions
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ine sisae ~ Wy p-' 1, -. a..
coiSuhP140h u, Ley ~ - ..- - N. :,
give Hsaielhs 70 sup ths coueh' - ~ - -
sop night H".als, hecAc isFEi, an =, p 1-.'o
they a.fahes the "ho4e oIgssliss NV > ...
up the sSeIeIohs, anu efehIuAHS H'S
sAihs aha oiss' -. . -. j..
III. DShshch, IN mr. tIsf,siD., 80
stop d cough, hlshb hNeau7' c1iAAs VI ie''i,
move tine eaust., anu Iheg VIII 81 H.DI - -
own accord. no one can De cufso - NoiAT', ~
ton, Liver Complaint, Dysptp-la' 1A'aii u eaii-
kerr liberated Throat, unIess the hFeT ana SUM
ach are made healthy.
If person has consumption, OF course tAS
lungs in some way are diseased, elih+f
absez-es, bronchial initiation pi""rA aAh''7.'il'
OF the lungs are a mass 81 iihafnaIion ana u.
d"eayins In nuch ca5ss what must y" cone -
Is not only the lungs that are wasting, but u j.
the wh0ie body. The st@Inaeh ana httt aaFt
lost their power y make blood "lt ~ i"'si. -N"N
the only chance Is 20 take DT. schencE lhreF
medicines, which will bring NJ tone 70 ne
stomach, the patient Will begin 70 want iy'a, j.
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Washington EtcshS.

The wife OF John +. Coy!o. one of the
proprietor- ST c.N4tioual Intellisencer.
died hora.ou sunday night.
y u, sanwool Ms t.o,. appointed
-uperliscr ii informal rey,n.,a tor Alaba-
ma and Mi,sis~ipfi,-ta sake effect July
LIST
The Presidents has ISSUED procluna-
lion ADoli-hjug discrimination Of duties
against French ye<scI- tlo French gov
,rnnent having acted reoiproaally toward
American. vessels.
The Cammj,siuuor of Patents has
been engaged in the hearing Of the ease of
JOS. w, Fowlc. an applicant for a patent
for Improvements on Il chain fer drilling
stone The patent wa, refused by the
Board of Examiners, and an appe.I taken.
The Commissioner viii render d decision
at an carly day.
The claim agents are making loud
complaints in consequence of the recent
orders issued by Secretary Boutwell,, for
bidding agents having claims in the Trea-
.ury Department to receive information
through the heads OF bureaus and Others
in that department except by permission
specially given them by the Secretary
Reports prevail in Washington that
the Secretary of the Treasury has changed
his policy of selling gold and buying
bonds, but on inquiry at the Treasury
Department there Is authority for saying
the reports are untrue. There is no indi
cation of such change, nor is it true tina
any gold has been sold or bonds purchased
outside Of the present policy.
"A case recently came before the Com
missioner of Pensions where the appli
cant had been in the rebel army previou
to his enlistment and service in the Uniol
cause The applicant was wounde
whilst doing his duty in the Union army
and applied for pension under the pre-
visions Of the United States laws Th
Commissioner decided that the eleventh
hour penitent, although doing "wor
meet for repentance" at the time of re
ceiving his wound, was not entitled
pension under existing laws,
A circular has been issued by tn
Comptroller Of the Currency, in which h
gives the following instructions: I"
being apparent that the requirements {
law relating 10 the publication of the +,
ports of national banks, made to til
Comptroller of the Currency, are not full
understood tha following instructions
banks are published, viz: Banks are r
quired to publish their reports as soon
possible after they are made to the Com
troller, and such publications must be q
exact copy of the original report, omittir
only the schedule, classification of loa,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-06-17
Progress of Con soiIdatiols

y correspondent OF the Boston Adver-
tisor opposes earnestly the railroa / conso-
lidation bill now before the Mass 4ciusetts
Legislature. He says its proper title
should be : 'An act to create Monopoly
Of Railway Traffic between Boston and
Lake Ontario, and to perpctuate high
rates of freight between Massaohu. tits
and the West" The Burlington Pin es,
remarkine says: His main point is tle
very obvious one, that to take the Ogdc IS
burg Road into the con -olidated line 10
cut off tn competition for freight from
the West, uow maintained by the IA ~ ng
Of the Ogaen-hurg road at Mooer' ia ne
tion by tha Rutland and Montreal Ii ne.
The route via Rutland and Mooer JuI &C.
tion is declared to be " tie shortest il ne
between Lake Ontario and Boston Win eh
it Is possible for corporate en- -rpri,r to
construct" and til Lagj,'.aurg L. urs cd
not TO deprive sHpper- Of is adynntag :.
Among 20 aet,dneutz proposed in he
NJ -,r'as,ats Senate va. one compcllu z
Tia, consolidated road to receive treis ht
from other roads, aud deliver il - TIA, m
upon reasonable terms, to he settled in
case Of grievance by a commission .p-
pointed by the supreme Court. Tn Till
pasted to its third reading, however un-
amended.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-06-17
The post-officc Respects Private
Rights.

As an indication Of the spirit in which
Postmaster General Creswell intends deal
ing with all violations of the postal laws,
whether small or great, the following let
ter, addressed to prominent postmaster
in Georgia, is given
SIR: The enactments of law defining
crimes and otfenses against the post-otfice
establishment, admoni~h every person in
the employ Of the department that the
law-making power intends to throw
around the privitv Of correspondence the
solemn sanctity OF its protection. The
highest duty the department owes the
people is TO preserve by all means within
Its power the absolute sanctity Of q seal
The EN- -ctments of law referred to. are
entirely explicit YOU are required to in
struet your subordinates that every viola
ton Of the law in this respect, a. wen as
other crimes, the postmaster general Will
visit with punishment to the fullest cEteut
Of the law In this connection, aud in
view OF facts adduced To the department.
Of completely, If not actual crime. hy one
Of the clerks employed in your ctfi.c. tie
postmaster general directs that said rlerf
be Instantly dismissed from service. You
viii permit no one to continue or be cm-
ployed i'll your office whose character fa.
personal integrity cannot command the
confidence OF the postmaster general.
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~ Read the advertisement Of Woods New
Bar jointed Mow,r, in this paper.

REvERDY AND ANDREW. - The two
Johnsons. Reverdy and Andrew, are both
on the rampage the first in a genteel,
the second in an angry way. They pos
sess uncommon talking talent, and are
addicted to an inordinate use Of it. They
have special and somewhat similar griev-
ances, and are fond of ventiiating them.
They have been largely rejected
by the people and Reverdy by the Senate.
Andrew has gone home, and Revordy has
| come home, each to seold III his own
style. The good dinners of the White
House and the royal feasts of London
must now be exchanged for the rebel fare
of Tennessee and Maryland. Let Us be
ready for a fresh food of angry eloquen,e
| MAGAzINEs The Riverside Maya
zine" for July comes with midsummer
table Of contents " Straw berries and
cream" somebody has called the cover
and equally appetising dishes are found
displayed within. "Snipe Shooting will
be the first course taken by many young
sters, who will gaze at Castor Fay's from.
tispiece with ardent desire to be in that
salt marsh. "a tale of the Sunset Sea" i:
one of those pictured fairy poems by Miss
Bishop,;which readers of the Riverside
have learned to look for. Mr.. Stockton
comes with further adventures of the
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-06-17

81 If Johnson's Anodyne Liuiment is half as
valuable as people say it is, no family should be
without it. Certainly no person, be he lawyer
doctor, minister Of any other profession, should
start on journey without it. No sailor, fisher
man or wooisman should be without it. In fact
it needed wherever there is ache, sprain, cut
bruise, cough or cold.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-06-17

and discounts, the affidavit of the cashier
or president, attestation of the directors,
and such of the printed items of the re-
sources and liabilities as remain blank in
the reports furnished to the Comptroller. y
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-06-17

RT- Farmers and 'sHorse Men" are continually
inquiring what we know of the utility of "Sheri-
dams Cavalry Condition Powders" and in reply
we would say, through the columns of the Rut-
land Herald, that we have heard from hundreds
who have used them with gratifying results that
is also our experience.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-06-17
ELLIS IRON BITTEKS

Having used your Iron Bitters in my practice,
L testify TO its superior tonic properties for
invigorating the appetite and promoting clges-
ton. / can unhesitatIngly recommend It IN cases
Of general debility and dyspepsia, and IN c1ndi-
tions OF the system requiring the use q terrn-
ginous tonic. It's agreeable flavor must recon-
mend 1t to all.
Yours, Respectfully,
CHAS. $. GAUNTT, NJ. D.,
Professor IN the Philadelphia University Of Aledi-
cine and Surgery.
For sale by Druggists generally. feb -5d9m
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1nn CANAL BAKRDNS FOR
NV sale by LANDuN x HI NTUoN.
June All.
GLASS. 100 HUNDRED BONES
~ Just received, for sale cheap by
JOHN LANDDN.
"a WORD To HuHsEMEN."

nr Tobias Celelra.el Venetian Horse I.iui-
ment has ben tested by the first Horsemen in
this country, and proved To- he superior to any
other. The late Hiram Woodruff, Of "trotting
fame, WAS never Withou: hottie IN his stable
1t is also used by Col. Bush, II the jerome Park
Course, at Fordham. y. ", who has over twenty
running horses under his care among which rank
some OF finest stock in America Il Is warranted
to cure Lameness, SpriIns, Scratches, Bruises,
Calls, Cuts, Wind Calls Collie, Sore Throat, Nail
in the Foot, and over Heating, when used ac-
cording to the directions
All who own OF employ horses assured that
this Liniment will do all, if not mere, in curing
the above named complaints. No horse need die
of Collie, if, when first taken, the Lininont IL
used according to the directions. Always have a
bottle in your stable.
Price, in Pint bottles, One Dollar. The genuine
is signed S. /. Tobias on thc outside wrapper.
For sale by the Druggists, SaddleTs, and Store
keepers throughout the United States. Depot,
10 Park Place, New York. junesd&wlm
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-06-17

WoMAN's SUFFRAGE.-Here is the
way the ladies propose to revolutionize
matters when they get the ballot. Ralph
Waldo Emerson, in his address before the
Woman's Suffrage Convention in Boston
says:
IF the vote is to be granted to women,
and certainly it must be, then we must
arrange to have the voting clean and hon
est and polite The State must build hon.
ses, instead of dirty rooms and corner
shops; the State must build palaces and
halls, in which women can deposit theil
vote in the presence of their brothers and
sons and fathers The effect of that re
form upon the general voting of the State
all can feel
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HEAD rnE roLLowlNG rGsuuo>s


F.rslE4. Rutland Co., W. Mtr.L 2. .-...
NsEEFE a Hs#Ds
-Y.ny ST. We. taa undersigned Lasars
bought % your agent. j.. Cu-t.u.lIi. ar4e .. .
new -Iut.4 tar sIts,-T~. aud ur.- o.. rs -.-
past hay season with en+fTe -atl-t s.fsaH q. 81.
-.iess. rruuaurae D. go be- the Eu--
sateIlf.l that HIS roIe under aEr a..a.r. ....
lie s..-,s ri 5r4uah- AND THsE Ieeu.HE.s. .a.. "a
.,su4tHE.4 -.G,sGs b and tr-.7.oIa traFs
make o. s4u a4gIilTahI- 10 tr.IIE.ts :..-
stony Land. aud A. Wpla4 .t.-HTta .g lr......
b. .a -Ln-a - Lp 4ra AauEIU.s L-s Ta.s-. ..a
-t#asefi.
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STATE oF yERMoHr.
hTfECE uT SErEFTsHY nT ! ~
LtL--L- Inn / -A


-..... ,.s-atis sr. lsrety invited tar
.t# .t.s.1fl. Sfasr document 90 vE.. Itre
as sH. Asa#EaT ut A .a7-flr-, A sFl 4It and lE-
t's f1s...tra#. .t-raEt. rEl.-tsf Gt artE- =
A1Iu-. E-EiI 90 tsilIal-slaLfT. t.IlT1E--r r.a
tie Insane. ItlTr.-pr- Superintendent st... l-
lass ut tta STATE PT.-Y8. Trustees nf fhe Arza
Reform Sd auHl zra4 Trustees ~ 'la lubtrsltE
k+Ira..r.s .4s4 STAT. A-TEr3l. taEE# t"L..--e.
saH.Il sarEa and -ttisu ~ rhe 'r4.-T,aTt- pi -.
att..g-- III. Jess. 49, h- bound 10 cg.t aolLre.
delivered So -lu ai...e 81 'hs Secretary ~
100 Mun-Fs .s.r, 80 or la.igre th- second ll..-
lu October.
Also. tAa Kap agi 81 the Board % Edla sat.
lhe ,my form and style Is that - Is Is. .".-
% single taIlI-as .-l.- go hc delivered az tlr
jls-se and l',a-r.
Also. ride Annual Session Iagy- ii a>.s. su ..
same -ry 3e - tha=a 4 l-1,, hound lu % -lr-.g
rL.ua. and 20 i.a ready far distribution al .r .
fIl- II-f iay q January. $50.
Al-p. tEe senate and House Journals fE
same General form and style OF l~t-. 60 's @s
IS 50. t..Ttte volumes. and READY ial ll-sE-.
ef before tire tIIs. day OF May, 1870.
Details yt contract Elll he governed IZ AZ. r.
I5sfllar- ~ tlle rull-lon- uf NJ. 81. Il tE.-
Bees Laws 81 lss1. 10 which paTsI,s Interest 81
respectfully referred.
E.tuE proposals Tor bids viii le farms
ouea - f.iTi ICES desiring 10 enter into a,sf-.-.
amy Farf OF this work.
] iga right 10 raIact Any or all Vr0p4s.4 4s ra.
deemed Tor The interest yt tile STATE. = ~ 10
served.
GEORGE NICHOLS.
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"oUr OF SORTS"

TAX ur. IS. AZ. Eleas13-aa'- sherry Naaa Es'-
tsrs,-tle most med .c.nal 10 'ha market E-.it-
l-aed iu sos. mtt3esaA asa
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SALEM PROSPECT


l., O. EMEE~1N,
Author a. "Hrr ofJudah," over 100000 ce pies
SOLD. '.u.liSte' neatly 100000 copies sold.
ENTIRELY NEW MUSIC.
Not single republication fr.u tho former
work Fresh contributions from popular eosn-
pD-.r--
ru.s $3.50. sl3 30 reg dozen. sent rn-t-l .s5.
TO rE READY N July.
sIealm u Sheets seut tree 90 any adore uH AZ
V.tuttIou.
+ OLIVER prTSON \ Co. ~ Washington
way, y. y d6w
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sg Rest the advertisement q Wood New
Tented Islr Mower, iii th.siaIeI.
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To REMOVE MOTH PATCHES,
treeklrs and Tan from the face, use Perry s
Moth ANA Fro slt Lotion. sold by l.y druggists.
Prepared only log Dr.. Is. -. Penny.
FOR BLACK WORMS.
And lunpes on the Face, use Ptuy's GamldoHe
and lIuT le Remedy, Pr pared only by l)r. b. c.
Perry. - Bond street, Now York. Sold every
"harc. IT." trade supplied by wholesale drug
gst~. MARCH 4eoi&Wta
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F.r4lta. rrt.aa issr. o.. I1.....eo s# -.aa..nr
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NOTICE.

MRS. y. 8 rCUNpRT. 5ilGnsr' removed
from uuu Block - phruix Block. Merchants
Row, has now "a very desirable stock Of goods
ready for tall and winter trade U-3l&wtf
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sDGSTON STORE.
john ROGERS

Has Just returned nom the boston ana Ne'
IOr., markets, WIN "A splendid line II
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-10-15
DOty's Washing Machine,
lately much Improred--an.i The Ner
Universal Clothes WrilQer


Improved with RowELL's PATENT Double
ICcG-wHEELs, ana the PATENT STop, are
now unquestionably far superior to any
apparatus for washing clothes ever invent
ed, and will save their cost twice year,
by saving labor and clothes.
Those who have used them give testimo-
ny os follows
:" We like our machine much !; could
not be persuaded to do without it, and with
the aid Of Doty, we feel that we are mas
ters Of the position. Rev. l.. Scott,
Bishop NJ. Il. Church.
1t is worth one dollar week III any
family."-N. Y. Tribune.
: In the laundry Of my house there is
perpetual thanksgiving on Mondays for
the invention.''-Rey. Theo. l.. Cuyler.
Every week has given it stronger
hold upon the affections Of the inmates Of
the laundry. IN. Y. Observer.
81 heartily commend it to the econo
nists Of time, money, and contentment.' -
Rev. DR.. Bellows.
Friend Doty-Your last improvement
| Of your Washing Machine is complete
success. assure you our Machine af-
ter years. use, is thought more Ct to-day
than ever, and would not be parted with
under any circumstances" -Solon Rob
ipson.
"Your Washing Machine has been in
daily use in our laundry, and the house
keeper cxpr .sses herself as highly pleased
with it. It certainly accomplishes .
greater amount Of work, with less labor,
and does not wear the clothes near so
much as the old fashioned wash-board.
By using it, one laundress is dispensed
with VIM. 7. Round, Superintendent
Of Infant Department Of st. Catharine's
Nursery, N. Y. City.
AFTER constant use Of the Universal
Clothes Wringer for more than four years
in our family, am authorised BY the
| powers that be- to give it the most un-
qualified praise, and to pronounce it an
indispensable part Of the nachinery Of
housekeeping. Our servants have al
ways been willing to use it, and always
have liked it."--Henry Ward Bescher.
/ PRlCES.-.A Fair OFFER.
Send the retail price, Washer $14, Ex-
ira Wringer 50, and we will forward eth
er or both machines, free Of freight, to
places where no one is selling and 90
sure arc We they will BE- liked, that We
agree to refund the money il any one
wishes to return tho machines free Of
freight, after months trial, according
i to directions.
No husband, father or brother should
permit the drudgery Of washing with the
hands. Afty-two days in the year, when Il
can be done better, moro expeditiously
with less labor, and no injury 10 the gar.
ments, BY Doty Clothes Washer, and 4
Universal Wnngsr.
Canvassers with exclusive right Of sale
make money fast selling them.
Sold BY dealers generally, 70 whom lib
eral discounts are made
n. 2. BROWNING,
General Agent,
u30-m0. = Cortlandt st., n. Y.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-10-15

Spring PoRr, JACKSON Co., MicB.
August l, 1859.
DIR. c.. w. ROBACK:
Dear Sir My boy
about eight years old
was very much trout
bled with St. Antllo-
ny's Dance, so that at.
times he was unable
to feed himself, fire.
quently falling OH tho
floor or ground in a:
fit; and three Of my
family had the fever
and aguc. I bought.
some OI your OcaH.
dinaviall Blood Pills
and Purifier Of your
agent here, Mr.. Cal
kins, and to our great
JOY they not only cured
tho fever and ague,
but my boy Of the St.
Anthony's dance, for
which we shall ever
feel grateful.
Yours truly, IL
G.. II. BAUM.
For Sale ny DY j. J. CIcm.
nler, CrcScO. Iowa. IA.
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We eel The aesseaEion eisw Sso1sa 10 ~ ~.
nafkable serta1cotes q e1ses Perfes0edby Dr.. O..
" ROOAc~'s sslebsstsd scandinavian Medicines
he's sh6wh IN the original lesters copies q vhlsh
appear below. The DrspsietSssos thess ne1icinss
aathohEe " 70 ssy, shat they Win give reward =
ten shoaaapd ID aT1 - any perSsn vhs VIA sheW
that any Of the lefter referred - are not authentic
They have bee seat AnssJBcited, aDA ~ company
have in their posseioA over 5000 Of dnllar chas.
scser Any Druggist can satisfy the tDcst skeptlcal
backs Stomach Bitters, Robaek's eca,1i1svlGE
"BlOod Purifier and Hood Pilh."
The undsrstsued Druggist Of Creseo, calls the q.
tenion Of bis customers TO the letters psbsked ~
lev Of the wonderful e0c9sy Of Ur. RODA0K1
Stomach Bitters, Dr.. RoBAcK's ccandinsvisn Bleed
Further, aud Dr.. ROBACK'S Scandinavia Blood
Pills. have been selling theseemedicines lsng en-.
sagh TO know that they are oil they rsconnend.
- 70 be- and that The certa es Of cures pablishe6
- true. Signed,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-10-15

The wheat market is 80 dull that
hut few Of the farmers, compare
lively are bringing forward their
crop. They are generally waiting
for better prices. We'invite the
attention of such to an article from
= Milwaukee paper elsewhere, show.
ing the disposition of the whole.
sale merchant toward the retail
dealer, and as indicating the course
the country merchant must pursue
toward the consumer.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-10-15

The entsrprising publishers q
Hearth and Home, have SO reduced
the subscription price to small
clubs, that FIVE subscribers can
obtain it at $40 each. At the
single subscription price, $500,
it is very cheep for it has great
amount Of reading matter, of the
choisest and most uncxceptionablc
character. .@ G@ "a"
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-10-15
The New Fork Tribune says o

The New Fork Tribune says Of
Democracy;
Whoever seeks to live by pam
dering to the baser app cities and
passions-whether gambling. lech-
cry. or of strong drink-takes to
shan Democracy ~ instinctively
as a duck does to water"
Then arc we to understand that
the Tribune discards Grant, Bout
we'll. Dan Sickles, lack Chandler,
and other gamblers and dyunkards
who constitute rs we supposed
the head and front Of radicalism