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SUPPOSE.
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BT ALICE CABY.

80 ~ sBT ALICE CARY. -
y How dreary would the meadows be
In tie pleas Mt summer light, -
Eupl ose here en+t bird TO sing.
Ard suppose the grass We white IT
And dreary would the ,rdcn be, -
- With all its fowery trees. >esa II
Suppese there were butterflies,
,s.c Aud suppose there were no bees.
= Lnd.what would all the beauty be
And what the song hat cheers,
Suppose We hadn't anv eyes.
q. Ind suppose We hadn't eays
81 For though the grass were gay and green,
sFf md song-brds filled the glen,
cay And the air ere purple with butterflies,
80. What good would hey do Us then.
Al, think Of it, my little friends
and when some pleasure flies,
Why, let il go. all still be glad
! bat you have your and eyes.
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aSrsAta recent velocipede exhibition
IN New York French riders appeared-the
three De Soto brothers and the two La
B'die sisters. They were all dressed in
galiy colnred shugly>6ttiny co tunes, and
tur''an like caps. The performances is des.
crlbed AS a mild mixture of circus and
IA a grand ftale, five riders mounted a
singh velocipede. two perclet ON the
shoulders Of their Companions, and all Ave
male successful trip across the hall,
AMID the applause of the 5000 spec
talurS. - .e a. o.. 49,.
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GEORGE y. U0OnvN

\ TTORNEY ard Counsellor at Law, and
n District Attorneyfor Manitowoc County,
Wis. All business entrusted to his care will be
promptly and faithfully attended to. Advice
honestly given, for which a reasonable charge
will be made. All parties liable to ''s sue and
be sued' please give me call BE ye rot
deceivedr' Office in Huebner's block, on the
corner lork and Eighth streets, where he may
be found from A. NJ until 6 p NJ
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neA Tho Quakers ask Gen, RANT to let
them Try {,.eir hands at dealing with Ihe
Indians. AT present they wish to take
charge Of but one Superin' eudency. They
propose instead Of Superintendent, to
select All Executive Committee Ct from
three to five persons, who will accept no
pay for their time, but will want their
travelling expenses betrayed by the gov.
eminent. AT the last advices 1t was pro-
posed to allow the sect known as the Or
thodox Quakers 20 lake charge of a CEN
trail "supelin,endrncy comprising Kansas
and the Indian Territory, while the. Hicks
It's would look after the Indians OF Ne
'traska aud part of Dakota. The presl-
dent has written to a number of gentlemen
whoilr he would like to have aid hlrn In
under the provisions oi he last Indian uIll
cmpuwe,l ng hun TO appoint au unpaid
c,uuItlee vi ten. They are to have
clIalge oi the SouiX country. t9
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Frea Trade Movement In Boston.

An important meeting of the opponents
of protective tariff. and the friends Of
revenue and financial reform, was held in
Boston on~the 2Oth. EDWARD ATKINSON,
President He said the Did political Issues
being eettled, the time had come for the
re nodsIing of parties on questions of rev
cn,ie.s financial and civil service retofD.
Ahe persons concerned in this movement
aimed to bring about desired changed in
the fiscal policy of the nation, not by es
tablishing new political party, but by
moldlng public opiniol. The vexed exist
euce OF New Eugland as manu- acturing
region depended upon cheap supply OF
food from the West Cheap food could
not be had without cheap transportation,
and that was out Of the question SO long
as the heavy duties are levied on railroad
iron. t' -.
-'1 William Lloyd Garrison followed, and
announced himself Rad Cal free trader.
William Endicott, offered 10 chile series
of resolutions in favor of duties only for
raising revenue of reducing the VOLUME
of currency ana resuming specie payment !;
reciprocity treaties, and OF the appointing
to office only ON ground fitness. An as
ISOLATION was. formed called the Reform
League" with Estes Howe as President.
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szEOISGE REED.

A TTORNEY and Counsellor at Law, has re-
n sumed the practice of his profession, and
can now promise to give prompt attention to all
professional business entrusted to him. Col
lcctions made in any part Of the State. Fer Q
few weeks his office will be found at his dwell
ing house 49, ..s. ....
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ERNST KERN.

.IrT lsucc II of Beer & Kern,l q "a
DEALERS - Try Goods, Groceries, Crock
- cry, fancy -,ods, glassware, boots and
shoes, ready-Ina g clothing, paper hangings
hats and caps, to d children's cabs, live geese
feathers. bird cages kerosene oil and lamps
&c. A share of public p tronage solicited :
Store on York street, near it's intersection with
Eighth ,t ...I ....t . . .rf ....'
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III. :. ALCON, M. ID. (,

physician and Surgeon Particular atten
ton paid to the treatment of difficult and
critic cases, and to consultation. Also, Ex-
aiming Surgeon for Pensions Office in tn.
building formerly occupied by Kuehn s. CO.,
b mixers, Orders left at T. g. . Robinson's
Drug Sore will be promptly attended to.
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EsA- Upon the argument of case of
hres"ll ptsnrirrlaxe PROMISED at Lebanon,
y. ! \ lab ,wok when il was alleged that
tiie dete ndant wante to marry his deccas
eo vile ) sister IN unseeuiy haste. pne of
the c',iin~ei saul The cod bake,t pofa
tues of the funeral We're fried Cor the mar
rage feast. And the man who thus i'm
proved upon Hamlet got ayerdiut Of 81 800
fur his client. n -
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!, LET NE WEIP HIM FOR HIS
." MOTHER

= MOTHER.
a Lei me whip him for his mother,
IL IS such naughty 10Y,
lie the baby tried to s.noth r,
And he's broken Emma's toy.
o.. the doll give to Ellen,
lie his melted off the nose,
Aud there reilly is no telling
70 what length his mischief goes.
Last night he put a cracker
, Meath aunt Jemima'. chair,
And he told me such q whacker
Nhec asked how il came there
Then when told poor old MR.. Toodles
Was just sta"ting off by rail,
He tied her two 1T pooiles
Fas, together by the till.
1t re lly is quite shocking
How one nerves he Il lily j"rs;
He puts pins into ones stockings,
And Z yenne IN ones cigars.
You my guess tn { many other
Boyish tricks he daiIy at,
SO I'll whip him for his mother,
As 4 tiresOme littla brat
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HeA- St. John, New Brunswick, papers
say That eniigraut tickets are suldtlere at
in proportion. Many families are emlgIat
Ing to the United States, and at Aldeberg
ten farms have been deserted, and Land
eau be bought at very low rates. .....
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hs. O,CONNOR.

poe and Shoe Maker, west side of Hub
+. DIS building corner of Eighth and
Buffa' streets, and will be ready at all times
fcima, fracture Boots and Shoes to order, and
Of and he best stock that can be found in the
MARIE. l-f.-,e 81
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Ed. j TEASTax. VI. d..

PHYSICIAN and Surgeon, treats all Aeute
Chronic and Surgi / Disc ses to which
men, wo1hen and children arc subject Office
and residence corner of York and Seventh SITS
Orders left at the Drug Store of B con, Thomb.
Co. will be promptly attended to
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G. BIELINa..

PROFESSOR of Music, &C., will give lessons
l In vocal and instrumental music in the vii .
lagos of MAnitowoc and Two Rivers. Resi-.
ience on Eighth street, near the,court house.
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FRENCH LANGUAGE

n TR JULIA KAISER would respectfully
lTl recommend herself rs te cher of tho
French language. Resider ce over Kaiser's
Fl rness Shop on York street, Manitowne,
Wis i.-....n a,G......-.. -, -..-... 36-tf
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1869-04-30
JOSE PHI SYKES

DEALER in STOVES; also, manufacture
l of Tin, sheet-iron and Copper Ware A
kinds of Repairing done. Shop on Eight ST.,
nearly opposite the First National Bank.
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@- Two young ladies'. on. an average,
commit suicide. iii Pari, every day for love !
and 'oneiasn sm consequences of pccuniary
embarraesments, 80. al@-,f tI-,-~9rl =
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kRAD This BOYS t-Our late legislature
passed. an acf, visiting fine of IS, on apy
one WHO may shoot, or Kin 10y any device
Within two miles of any city, thrown
thrnshes. blue birds, martin, swallow. Erep
ca'hlrd, or any other insect eating bird Of
aay iissd" s.5f4 ~---N - A1 -
s-s % e
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Business Cards.
CHARLES III. WALKER

A TTORNEY and Counsellor at Law. Office
"A on Eighth street, over the First National
Bank. .sr--
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Taken Uu.

CNAME into the enclosure Of the subscriber
" on or about the l. tn dig OF March 1869,
on pair, of BRIN DIE TEEHS and one RED
COW. .Stesrs'2 yesrs old. The owner Is re-
quested to prove property pay harres and
take them away: = ss6tT GhAS. HALL
Nanitsvcc, March 70. 1850. p;ssF 1n3T.-4
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sB- A youth who killed his mother was
recently executed at Montpelier, = rance.
His head was covered with black veil to
Indicate the unnatur.l character of the
crime he COMMITTED Upon reaching the
foot of the scaff,ld re refused to ascend
The. steps, aud totfereditbe most desperate
resistance to the executioner and his assis,
tantS. a -sr ..---... o. ...
Coy During last year ten Thousand
ploughs We g manufactured in Des Moines,
Iowa, tor use IN the state, and twice
as many will be made there this
year. .H
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RARE CHANCEi
AN OLD STAND AND GOOD
.al BUSINESS FOR SALE!,1

RElNG DESTROYS ofleaving Manitowoa for, -
- new loo ton, I,offer for sale my r
Is NOD HOUSE AND LOT, IN
sitn ted near the corner of York and Eighth
streets, as also the fixtures of n Confectionery
and loon, with good will, &c. This stock
is unrivllled in Northern " iseoasn for carry
ing on he ,bove business, f...
! also offer for sale my
y SaH HOUSE ANDILOT, 4
on ] ork street, known as the g Empire Store"
Thebul'dingis of brick, and is a good location
for a store. Of any kind Of bHa .ifgg sidi
For fur her particulars, inquire Of me At my
Confectionery and Saloon.
'i.ff9i7 28-tf tfs |9a CHRIS. KABKE.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-04-02

A. N. 1864, 8. 2.-In the above year
Seward & Bently, Druggi.t its, of Buff .lo, n
Y, having observed the great demand for
o good medicinal Bitter, and being satisfied
that most, If not all the Buffers sold were
not such as could be conscienciously
recommended by the Physici ms and Drug
gists, determined to prepare such an article
SO much needed BY the debilitated. Select.
ing such roots, barks and herbs as were
by the Profession to be really good. and
only pure Rye Whisky for what spirits
requi. ed, made the Bitt.rs. They are now
celebrated az the constitution Bitters.
They are now being sold in all parts Of the
country, and are deservingsthe success
they have every where attained.
Stewards Cough Cure, heals incipien'
Consumption.
For sale by Dr.. J. J. Clemmer:
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-04-02

DY virtue Of an execution, directed to
ID me from the Clerk Of the District
Court of Howard county, Iowa, on judg-
mer1t obtained in said Court on the I'd day
of February 1869, in favor of N. B Wheel
er as Plaintiff, and against H. D. Lindley
as Defendant. for the sum Of Twenty-four
dollars, and seventy cents, and costs taxed
at $l1 25-lOO and accruing costs, l have
levied upon the following Real Estate
taken as the property Of said Defendant,
to satisfy said execution to-wit One
Frame dwelling house building, situated
on q portion Of the South .westl 1-4)of Sec
ton (23) in township (99) north of range
ny west Of the 9Th p. NJ, and upon and
against all the right. title and interest Of
the said II. D. Lindley in and to the land
upon which the said building is situated
and will offer the same for sale, to the
highest bidder for cash in hand on the %,
day Of April 4. d. 1859, in front Of the
Court House door in Cresco ut the hour
Of 10 o'clock Of said day, when and where
due attendance will be given by the under
signed.
Dated at Cresco, March %, IS SO.
J.F. PowsLL, sheriff Of said County.
Printers Fec $3.50. lnl9w4
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presses the conviction that the real
obstacle in the way Of return to q
sound currency 10 not the want Of
way, but the want Of = will. The
reasoning is, that
Gas the currency is reduced ia
volume and appreciated in value, all
other property must shrink in nomi-
nal estimation, and each owner
must in some way contribute his
share to bridge over the difference.
Every man who advocates theoreti-
CHILLY the Inauguration of specie
payment will only consent practical
ly, as far as it depends on his will,
provided the whole cost of the
change comes out Of his neighhors.
1t is like the advocacy Of moral re.
forms Every sensible man admits
that the world ought to be better,
by which he means, if he mean any
thing, that the men and women in
it ought to be severally. reformed
and improved. He will plead and
and pray to this'cnd; but lay before
him any plan that calls for his
personal scf-denial, aud seeks to
make a practical change in his daily
life, and you meet the root Of the
whole difficulty. He wants the
whole world made better By a sys-
tenn Of reform and self.denial that
shall call for no personal sacrifice
from him. He admits, if you press
him closely, that public reformation
is only change in the individuals
composing the body pslitic, bat he
cannot be induced to begin that
work in his own heart. H. intends
perhaps to sacrifice something; but
he thinks this will be easier for him
sftcr all about him shall have done
their share, and improved the moral
atmosphere. This is fair illustra-
ton Of the financial position. Eve.
rybody longs for the 70. establish
ment If a perfect standard, but
hey want their own accumulations
adjusted to it withou. loss or dam
,ge. AS this is just as impossible
IS a successful moral reform that in.
wolves no personal repentance and
Individual reformation, the whole
question drifts with the tide. "
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NEWS ITEMS.

The New York Tribune says !:
"We have from Washington . re-
port Of an agreement at the last
Cabinet meeting to leave Republi-
can of6ce-holders undisturbed dur
ing the term Of their commissions,
unless for cause shown" .--
A part Of the mill-dam at Lanes
boro. Mimi, and about sixty or
seventy feet Of the Southern MINI,
Railroad were washed out BY the
food q few days ago. The damage
will be Immediately repaired.
The Dubuque Herald says: 1.-The
wonder is not that the radical
United States marshal Of Georgia
stole 100000 from the govern
ment. but that he found it neces-
sary to run away. The thievcry Of
radical officials is quite common,
but the requirement Of fight is un-
usual
But then perhaps he fed the
country to escape the intolcrable
taxation that would rob q man Of
his honest gains in espousing the
cause Of loyalty.
A vocalist who can't afford to
advertise desires Us to offer his
service III exchange for some real
estate which can yet DO obtained
for a mere song.
The New York Tribune ANNOUNCE
cs the fact that Stanton's health is
wretched.
The Dubuque Herald adds He
ia evidently sympathizing with his
reputation.
The tea plant il now successfully
cultivated near Knoxville, Tenn,
on the farm of Captain James
Campbell. is a deep evergreen
shrub, and grows about five feet
high. It is said that it can be
raised in East Tennessee with very
little trouble.
The Esglish exchequer is Lowe,
but ours is u Bout we'll.
Gen. Longstreet receives an ap-
pointment from Grant because he
is "willing to accept the situation. F."
The situation he is willing to ac-
cept is fat place in tho New
Orleans custom house.
The Herald says: It is annouc-
ed that Miss Van Lew, appointed
postmaster Of Richmond, is neither
the aunt nor the great-grand-moth-
er of Gen. Grant. There must be
some mistake about it. The rule
Of appointments requires that che
should be some sort Of relative to
the president.
The Richmond Wing Of tho "a.
contains an account of the arrest
of Gov. Wells. Judge Bond. regis
trar in Bankruptcy and L + Dud-
10y, clerk Of the Circuit Court for
robbing tho mails. It says the
parties arrested are the highest
officials now qulrtered on the State
of Virginia; are all leading republi-
cans; their aceusers are members
81 the same party, and that they
are al now eomsrs to Va, and Oil
active politicians. The proof Of
their guilt 10 believed to BE- unim.
peachable.
Tho Dubuque post ofico contro-
versy has been settled by tho presi'
dent 10 the withdra wal Of the name
| Of Geo. L. Mathews. and the up
| pointment Of v. j.. Williams. W.
CLEAN from tho Herald which speaks
10 hattering torns Of Mr. Williams
The DEBORAH Republican pub
fishes . card from tho county
Treasurer. calling for the pressnta
ton Of NIL county warrants Issued
announcing that the countyis out o
Of debt. having the means to pa!
them of on call
/ Half-and-and. Pleasant Valley
Polk county. school has niue schol
lars-four black, four white, and on
.~u1e1kn
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We salt the atttestiou d our reades y ~ ~.
marksble .ertaacatss Of cures performed by-nr. O.,
kooae.'s c:aet*.ted Scandinavian ARdjcines.
has Shown - the srgIpai letters. coda r E1lsA
appear bslow. he proprictors 81 these me1lclnrs
anthoEts&ss!o ~, that they VIII give a.re1sfd u
that any Of the letters referred to are not autsntic
They have been sent unsolicited, and the Company
have IN their p6sseslon over 5000 Of sxlIaf chsr.
81 the valus Of ,hcre truly wonderful agsnij, Il.
backs Stomach lutlera- Rp0sck's eca1dinAvian
BLOOD .Pari6ef and Blsod rlis." ..---
The undersigned Druggist Of Creepo, calls he d.
senton o. his customers % the letters pubshcd BE-
~ OF inc wonderful efficacy Of Or. RUB ..Cky
Ssomaeh bitseu, DI: -RopAck's SCANDINAVIAN B.osd
fills. have been selling these mediaIIzS long en-.
ough to know that they are ailthey ere recommend.
"a be, and thas the osstldsA es1 olfo InN0 IAed
are true. eiansd.
%"'F #E&Ttg Ur. ]. ]. oLgS1nR
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In District Court Howard
Co. Iowa.
H. NJ. Woodford
John knight, ORIGINAL Noricr.
Mary knight &
Cyrus D. Angel, J. ~ -

10 Cyrus Y AhgeH:
You are hereby ncti6Sd that there is
now on 6le in the Office of+he Clerk Of the
District Court Of Howard county. Iowa,
the petition Of H. NJ. Noodfsrd, praying
TO foreclose all. yourxigtst, title and inter-
est to and in, and your equity Of redempt-
ion of the south half OF the southwest
fractional quarter Of section nineteen, in
township ninety-nine north Of range four
teen west Of the 5th r. ~, that no personal
claim is sought to be enforced against you,
that judgment offoreclosure has been OBJ
tained in said curt against the said John
knight and Mary knight, for the sum Of
Four hundred and tweRty-one dollars and
eighty-six cents, and against said above
described premises, and that unless YOU
appear thereto and defend on or before
noon ofthe second day Of the next term Of
said Court to be begun and held in said
county, commencing on the I'd Monday
after the I'd Monday Of September 1863,
your default will be entered and judgment
rendered against you ~ prayed for In
said petition.
Dated March. 1869.
w. r. MEAD,
nlsw4l Atty for Plaintiff.
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Probate and other Matters
{From the DEBORAH Republican.

TvOO0t0 ana OInGc MaIl0E8s
{From the DEBORAH Republican.
Below We give the rules which
will govern the Circuit Court in
probate and other matters. They
were adopted by the Judges while
at the general term" in MeGreg.
or; and arc a matter Of general in
terest
!. Applications for appointment
Of Administrators and Guardians
during the vacation. may be made
to Clerks. who may appoint, but
the appointment shall be entered on
the docket. and the Court at the
next term may confirm or revoke
the same, and if revoked shall ap-
point another.
2. In applications for the sale of
real estate by Administrators.
notice shall DO given for the same
length Of time, and. in tho same
manner that is required for the com.
mencement Of Actions at Law in
District AID Circuit Courts.
8. Claims against the estate of
decedsnts shall DO sworn to and fled
with Clerks. and Administrators
when satisfied Of the justice of a
claim may allow the same. and
waive notices. but it must be en-
tered on the docket and passed up
on at the next term Of the Circuit
Court. In Ill other cases. notice
shall b given tho Same Is 10 other
eases brought in the Circuit Court.
4. When . sale Of real or person
al property By administrations o.
Guardians il ordered 70 b made at
publis sale. the same notice shall Be
given that 10 required for tho sale OF
like property On execution :,
S. Marriage licenses shall 1T oil
times b. Issued By Clerks. but when
doubts exist Of ~ legality Of The
license. the same may b referred e
tho Judge for decision.
&. Clerks shall only issue Com,
uissions Of Insanity on tho spscia
order Of the Judge.
]. All tual settlements With Ad
illustrators shall Be made IN tern
time, sad the ssms notice shall b
given % ell persons interested tina
Is required for bringing actions =
the District and Circuit Courts.
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AGENTS WANTED FOR THE
SIGHTS & SECRETS
OF the NATIONAL CAPITAL.

A work descriptive Of Washington City;
ito high and lov life; magnificent public
sdi6ces; hidden mysteries; villsnies and
corruptions; the inside workings Of the
Government; and showing how money is
squandered; how public servants perform
their trusts; how rings are managed; how
oficials are black -mailed; how counterfeit
ing 10 carried on; and all about female lob
by members, lady clerks, &C., &c. It is
beautifully illustrated, and is the spiciest,
most thrilling, entertaining, instructive,
and startling book Of the day D~Send
for circulars, with terms, &c. Address,
JONES, JUNK1N & CO., l67 South CLARK
Street, Chicago, Ills. .. ll9-ta
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$500 REV ARD.

II OST NEAR THE STORE OF
- Strcther & Kirkpatrick, two gold
watch keys, one gorf wire seal, and one
gold album. Tie shore reward will be
paid to the finder il he will return the
articles to the store Of Stfother 1 Kirk
patrick.
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The ..Journal Of Commerce. 4"
philosopb;sing on the difficulties ~
ihs existing financial situssion, ":
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READ THE.
TESTIMONY

From one Of the oldest printers
In the State Of Illinois,
OFFICE or THE Vino & REPUBLICAN,
QUINCY, Ill, August 20. 1868,
PRINCE, WALTON & Co.,
.a .n Cincinnati, O.,
Gents-I find your
ROback's Bitters~
afterdsing two boxes
in my family, to be a.
"good egg.'' Send
me another dozen by
U. S. Express, and if
you don't want local.
notices to the amount:
charge it to us on
advertising account.
Yours in haste,
JAMES l.. LANGDON.
Regards to Mr.. Wal
ton. a: