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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-04-14
Vermont Fruit Tree.

CHAMPLAIN WALLET NURSERIES.
TREES THAT WILL LIVE
ar9t- Fs4-. l-Erf. ffu. fre-u IrffH. grr
F.8r--srr P.1Et, Er-4 Hlrlu. Innesss .s1-iH.
EHaei1H aH4 Crll-1rr.s. % spsclalfr-
The Hardest rf me H1-lt EGrfft.rr. r-95rr a.
OhHEN GuIpMANo.
north % Pay u--ll. near Nluaask.. w.. cu the
road O. Elale-t hal.
agents u1Hfet C7-rfsna-.deurs yoLic.fs1.
Sent --WIYr
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A " down east paper, disguised with the
tame hsh stories which are SO prevalent Just now,
tells che Of its own. Il says that a hsh dealer
in SBangor hss - a tame clam. which he has
taught TO come At his whistle, and follow him al
over the mouse. The olsm will stand up on his
hind legs ami beg, or lie down 81 the command
Of bis master. and viii sing, whistle aud counts
a. high ~ thirteen, and if reports are true, is
most remarkable example Of what silent thought
will patience will accomplish -
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WORKING CATTLE FOR SALE.

" UHhING tAIILE FON sALE.
TIE subscriber offers for sale splendid yoke Of
4 nve year old Cattle, perfectly we'll broke and
snodi weigh thirty one or two hundred and in
splendid condition for beef after spring work II
desired; T. c. NARAMORg.
march V-Wu Willistou, VT.
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IVEIS Is 10 certify that have this day sold m
l son, Welcome Jerome Phillips. his time during
the remainder OF his minority. and shall claim none
Of his earnings pay any debts Of his contracting
after this date. LEONARD PHILLIPS
Hinesburgh. March p, ISL 40w3W
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-04-14

Tie New Hampshire Democrats are called
seventeen year locusts, becsuse it seems 10 be-
once IN seventeen years that they get into ofl,e.
Appropos Of which the following story from the
Coos. a. H. Republican il good enough 90
publish AT q certain town over than
thousand miles from Lancaster, on the occasion
Of celebration of the Democratic triumph a.
the iste election, cannon was planted in front
Ct house, and belched fortl thunder from
time to time, much 20 the JOY Of the democrats
and disgust O. the son Of the house Master
Fritz. As the sAlutes continued. the boy grew
still more Indignant. and thought thst be would
improve the situation by shouting for Pike and
claiming some Of the glory. As lhe heavens re
sounded. e. uuser Fritz halloed &" Hurrah for
Pike The fsther, who Is q Democrat, was Of
Tended, anu ordered the boy 70 '' start Tor his
hole" Fritz obeyei aud ~ he was about 10
leave said, Yes, father I Will 20 10 my mole,
but / want you 10 understand one thing
shan stay there sixteen years before come out
There was then and ,hereupon a cheer and 8
roar, AID the father retreated within doort
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Ssminp Marhines.
THE AMERICAN SEWING MACHINE

Ind the american BHtton-Hole ana O'''-
Scanning Selring Machine Com0lHe-,
~. worthy the attention Of al in want q + Nc
S1-x.-1oS NJ -y5rHF 6a- No -ltal II is the cheap
EFT as vel as the BEST since it is really
CHIMES combined in one, by simple neolS' 20
arrangement never before accomp4ishoo- - a..s
either the Lock stitch or BuftOn-H0ie Sflicf - u0
sion NAV require. OuerseGnnIHg, E1tsroile ,lny ~
"a, Eags and working beautiful BHffon-holes -
Evei Holes. Il IL simple IN oonstruetloh' anu -
paratively nolssless.
An that Is said Of the superior qualities OF ths
COMBINATION MACHINE may be SAID OF me
PLAIN AMERICAN. except that tbs later uoes
not overseam or make nutton-holes IN A. 80
respects liz F------f-' Tbig is pEAU7I-
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AGENTS WANTED Tor
Knots United.

-- WAYS AND 10y WAYS IS TaE EruuEs
AMERICAN DETECTIVES
By Officer McWATTERS a-4--.-.v. .- .-....-
@4pei-encs al1u- Bank Robbers Counter. ...
tLleFes, FicEpocEets. Lottery Dealer. I...e..
---- SIC >"-n44ers ~ all classes al -.e. a-g-.-
-eet -Ai- p-a-. % mischief and ou--s-. e-.
-l- Lle modes ay which they were srar-. .-. .1
-l-Alrets Drought Q. Justice. A a--- q. l-a
-75r o'c pages 30 Jul. page el-ra-r-.
F- circular an1 terms all-e=g m. M
April 5-rdEusv
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T & r
FIRST AND ONLY SOLUTION ever made Do
one mixture Of ALL THE TNN ELNE valua.
Die active prime pies @. te web known curative
agent
PINE TREE TAR
UNEQUALED in Coughs Colds. Ca,4-- Asthma.
bronchitis and Consumption.
CURES HfTH0rT FAIL
a recent cold IL three o. sz hcu-s and also tr JOS
NfIALlSiNO, PURIFYING and STIMULATING
effects upon t1e general system. is remarkably
titlcaciOus Boz al
DISEASES OF THE BLOOD.
IncIadIng scr0fula and Erupu5us Of the skin. Dy.-
pepsla- Diseases ui the Liver and kidneys Heart
disease and General Debility.
ONE TRIAL CONVfNCES.
ALSO.
Volatile Solution OF Tar
For INHALATION without application o., 3 EAT.
A remarkably valuable discovery as the whole aI-
3 sTatus car be carried iu the vest pocket, rea1y
% any time fo- the most efectual and positively
curative use iu
All Diseases OF ,he vOSE.- THEOs- and
LUNGS.
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GUFFRoT's con LIvEF uEAcEE.
SUGAR COATED FILLS o COP LIVER
EXTRACT


Perfect substitute Cor Cod Liver Oh.
Box. I-s-el- e7-.a- q. .. u.--sr. J. d.
----s. a COX. u. Lra-aas GINA.
PTS G. L. Q-. WIS., Eo-.
l-a-ecs. equal o.. PINS l..
Liver Oh. 51
THESE u-a-ees .,u-a- Coated Pills. r-r... r.--
tztra--. -u-a-- i- -1nce1--sle1 f.. -r. a. e.
ule-.-a- virtues ~ Cod L-ve- Cd .. Ttar. a-r -. .
remedy -llt can bel used f-r lousu-ut. IN Do To-.
stages. Debility, ec7ciull. Ccus-.u p and S----.
L-seases- Are not unp lea7a1- o. ;aea. never . 81.
gee w--- the stomach L-~ t.a--
This is the WAY Physicians suasz Citizen
PARIS EDGAR Co. I1l.. Au-..-
uEyTs.-f-sase SEND 81 c1re On Rev S.--a-. >.-
l-1 Liver ura-ees. They are t1c Hge- 81. nj
shape Of medicine my father has ever use.
your n. 81 Newell
p" be- had % Druggists -eua-1. .r Az.
wholesale ---ts for the US
81. WARD e. r.
-a,e Wax. .r-lar 1-e +.
Sent By mail or -scs p, OF r-.ce.
Ma--a ---- 1vs-
A CENTS WANTED MONTH
n tue AMERICAN KNITTING 1LA ems. r.
4 'siol Mass or s.. Lc1-s. Ma. mar --az--
THE MAGIC COMB
VII change a7F cql0re- hair -- heard q. -.--
Aell n-acA or brown is contains 1u r-.a.- .--
comb sent by mai f1r g. Dea-1-s sua7.s. ---.
auce1 rates address VIZ Patton. Trsas. s--r.
49, ga Ea- ---Ttr
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Seeds, Aoritultur7l supplements.
J. :. PIERCE = son
oFYEH FOR sALE
1T EONeST .nGrkef Prices,
800 BbIs. POudrctte.
300 Ribs.
BrGdIcy's Phosphate, The
best iH HsG.
10 Tons
Best .N'OrG Scotia Plaster.
FLOWER POTS,
III sizes and Prices.
1000 lbs. VI. Glover seed.
5000 lbs. Western do.
500 bus. Timothy seed.
30 bags Red Top seed.
100 lbs. White Glover &c d.
IOG lbs. AIsike Glover seed.
zoe bus. Gold Drop Wheat.
30 bus. SweeJ Corn.
ALSO. A GOOD ASSORTMENT oF
Onion, Beet s. Carrot Seed,
VIII all the now varieties q,
Garden Peas and Flower seeds
Wealso oae, flr safe 81 lowest prices. the
BLANCHARD CHURN-
FYLER's CHURN.
SHARES COULTER HARROW.
REGULATOR SEED DRILL.
BRISTOL FLOWS
PRorTT 1 MEAR's PLOwS-
PAT. SWIVEL PLoW.
ONE HORSE PLOWS
MOHAWK VALLEY STEEL FLOWS.
AND ALL OTHER
implements for Farm and
Garden use.
Ne Ere ais the Agents for this County Tor the new
Rn1 celebrated
SPR.FGTE .UOV'ER,
Which We guarantee the BEST n UsE. Price s..
Farmer cal and look az 10. IL ls the latest
simplest cheapest and best Mower
ever offered to the public.
Is PIERCE 4 SON
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suue-r- @. other octave coup .e-- r -e perfect o.
t-ll- s-- .-sc---- from --4a---l -a- l-- ------
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sleu advertisements

Use Renue'S Pain AiftinS
MAGIC OIL.
GIT WORKS LIKE A CHARM'
This Is the best Family Remedy TO cure al KINDS
Of Pain you ever triel - - ,-o,,
Itis clean. safe and delicious 70 use hD1 Il 9Ou
usa II faithfully. IT WILL DO You COOP o.
ni-ec+iors on each bottle. Buy Il o. your Drus-
s,ist ~ Merchant where you trade. II they nave
moi DOT il on hand they vii sene i9I y, a. wv
NJ. = 80 seI1 Won GENUINE RENNEs PAIN
FILLING MAGIC OIL, al the mAnulacturer low
est price at retail. g.
-4F-S1lI IN Druggists. Merchants and 6rocers.
n mt NJ 10 three sizes and called " iria size,
o. Ne5irrr Size 90 au1 " Large Family Size, n bottles.
,Eg RENE. Sole Proprietor and Manufac-
-rf-e- PrrrsFIELD MASS. wholesale ~
'-iei' HENRY & CO.,
lime f--veow&+dltly Burlington. Vt.
NOR SALE. the shortHorned Bull
MALVERN BOY. 6ss5.
Roam. got bv Climax. 5s53 dan Snow Drop, ny Lu-
Gus $40. Malvern Boy is a grand SHOW bull o.
great substance and IN form anc style strongly re
seElbles his grand sire, ID Duke u Thorndale
Also
YOUNG BULLS, COWS AND HELPERS
The get o.
CLIMAX. 18th Duke q Thorndale and 4tl DaAe
Of Geneva.
COWS 4 HELPERS II CALF 70 I4th Duke O.
ThOrndale-
Prices moderate, and terms easy.
A. ". GBISWOLD, or
WI WILLIAMS, HerdEman,
Malvern Farms, Morrlsy-le, VI sWu
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-01-26
spread thu Truasa.

Same medical u,sn insist that /. IL Nn,
dlgnitted 10 advertise 4 remedy, however
valua Me II may he, Qlecr reasoning this
Il 10 like saying that an article which tbs
world needs should DO hid Ia corner--
that benefits and blessings may DO toe
widely diilnacd--thnt the moans OF rrotse,
ting and res'crlng health should 10 a close
monopoly, and not accessible to all, The
argument IL bad. IL II worse than ,1n,
u is iahvmaa suppose liostetlcr's 6touseh
bltters--an abaolute snecihu Tor dyspepsia
hllllousness and nervous dehllhy-hsd new
or been known beyond the repertoire Of the
faculty, what wenll have heea tho csase.
duenos2 Instead OF curing aud inyisora-
ting millions, the good effects Of tho prera-
ration would have been centined 10 n com
pArAllve few, There IL the highest author
Ivy for saying That light should nut he hid
under bushels that whatever II excellent
should DO PLACED ~ = city on hill. where
all men Gnu take eegaisanoe Of ", Il il
upoa this principal that the piuers have
been advertised And continue % DO adver-
tised In every newspaper Of any premi.
nencs In the western hemisphere, snl tha,
the spontaneous testimonials In ils favor
have been translated inta MI written laRs
guagea, Thousands enjoy >pertpet health
io.day who wau,d he laaguisAipg on beds
uf aickNesa ii the newspapers had mt
spsead che tsu \ VITA regard 70 tAs Haea4siesl
lnplgsrsat and corr tesipe far and wiis. sup,
pase profit has hsen peaped from This nuh-
Lofty. u tAst any apaNlasal against in
II fa.o public health has hen projected i,
lives have been sasedi II thp fpshle lava
hpnn strengthened md The sick restored,
greet geai has hssw aseo#ahsksa, ard VIA sa
moan as 70 grHlse ~ esrr,isns lhas direct.
81 IA: II mir TevaNq to
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-01-26


a letter arrived for ia, last Satnr
day bearing the pretcntious crank
Of Porter Sheldon. M. G. We have
searched all the Congressional Di.
rcctories at our command but we
have not found the name Of Porter
Sheldon. NJ. G. in any Of them
We are sorry for this. for we desire
to make his acquaintancc,-tia! is the
government oncht to make his nc
uuaintancc. Whether he is or is not
a vcrita'lc Member Of Congress. his
frank" swindied the government
out OF three cents. The contents Of
the envelope was printed "private
and confidential circular from Tower
s Co. Of Washington. desiring to
sell rs some wccxlv Tor weakly
stercotypcd letters, either Of the Re.
publican, Democratic or Independent
stamp. We do Mt take any at eek in
Tower & Cos. proposal. They have
commenced the correspondence bv
swinl,ng the governmct out Of 8
ccnts.--,ley might close it by swim
ding us ont Of rs many dollars; and
corrnptingthc morals orpolitics ofour
readers. Messrs. Tower & Co,
must excuse us. They would great
y ohlige us by informing ia what
State Mr. Porter Sheldon, N G. rep.
rcseuts.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-01-26

Aptv0tAfe' 2oWs
Lioo,al advertising 10 - we'll known, BY
thorough business nean, 70 be the most tf.
fec,ive method or baslding W cry hassness,
or Of cnlarging n business already estab.
llshea, that no necessity exists Of calling
tho attention Of judlcioas business mon to
the Mcl ye,, We cannot forhear calling at.
tsntlon 10 the donblc.column advertisement,
Of L. q. Nelson 3 Co, of their lands for
sale. Times are hard, money scarce, and
comparatively few GALES are beng made,
White many business men ate croaklnu
over "har,l times" and complaining Of tho
amour, paid for advertising a. 10 much
thrown away, Mcssrs. Nelson 4 Co, taking
the correct view Of what Is required, great.
" ertend their ciror.s, pay more FOR the use
Of Printers Ink than whom times were
good, 10 let I, be known what they lave fct
sale. They thereby benefit themselves and
those for whom they are acting as agents.
We commend their policy TO all business
men.
To all persons who hnvc land for sale OF
who wish to buy, wo fear not to say TINT
there are no moro honorable or RESPONSE
bio men In the State with whom to intrnsi
business. NOR are there any who take more
pains to place their business before the
public In such manner MS ehall make
speedy and desirable sales FOR those giving
them an agency.
The same firm nlso pay taxes for non.
residents, make collections aud do gcner'
al convcyanc!ng business, guaranteeing
their work to be accurately done.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-01-26

fr~M Chelsea.
vtrv lit.le has transpirei since my last,
that II, that h worth recording, 20 = few
words win sutass 10 tcll my story this
week. The weather hos been mild and
pleasant, and the slciahing very geol.--
Many Of the farmers have improved the
time by ge,tine up supply Of hro.wcel for
spr.ng and summer u.e and, by tho way,
I consider THE = worry wise provision, not
only saving time when al, III. limo and
snergla. Of tho farmer md his "help" are
required In putting In tho seed or saving
hay or grain, but also saving him many
hours waiting and any amount " scoldine,
for what woman Is there that viii not scold
II shs has any life about her, when trying
10 cook = meal with nothing but green
wood 10 make the Are, and the hushand say.
Ing once every five minutes, i" II seems,o
mo Il takes you an awful long time TO e.
. neal"
Some timc during tho night Of Jan. 10,
some one with a "sweet tooth" entered tho
Station hero and carried OF three cans OF
candy, and never 40 much ~ left their
thanks or told where tho cans could Do
fonnd af,er the candy was eaten. night
or two after that, m unknown individual
entered tho Drug store and relieved the
proprietor OF several jugs, and II Is snp~
psscd that tho jugs we're filed with some
thing stronger than water before they left
the store, for thors was a barrel OF the
.article" In tho same room with the jugs.
Last Sat .rday afternoon few live
teachers met It the School House in ,hi.
place and organised Teachers Astecia.
ton. There being but few Of them they
could do little beside taking the 'nitiatory
steps, bat 40 they are Of the kind tia, do
not believe In the word "fail," they are
bound TO make the sessions OF the Associa.
ton not only profitable but interesting. II
am rightly informed there is : gene raj
invitation given to NIL teachers, patrons,
and parents and to all who believe in the
success Of our common school system, TO
meet with them at the School House IN
chclsen At I o'clock Saturday afternoon,
Jan. 2s,h. 1871. PESToS.
CnFIsYA. Jan. 23t1. 1871.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-01-26

We are very sorry 70 he called up
ON to record tho lenth of Mas. Az.
ncs Wilson. OF Buckingham, Tamc
county. She died ct her home OH
Sabbath morning, Jan'y, StlI, at one
o'clock. She had been sick but ak
days with typhoid fever, and retain
ell her reason only upon religious top
ies. S!la was n member Of tho
class In Iowa College, was 4 ane
scholar, an agreeable companion, one
most nsc!antious In all her conduct.
Her memory will be most precious
IN tho remembrance Of all those who
have known her here as n fellow
student or pupil. We know that
we speak tho mind OF oil when we
offer to the afflicted family the heart
felt sympathy Of tho faculty and
students OF Iowa College, We
mourn our loss In theirs. as u mem
her Of our own famlly. II Pcwcshick
Herald, Jan. Is.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-01-26
New yA!ag II ysa;.ag.

Phin.as J., sherman, Genesco town.
ship, has taken out patent ona now
wrinkle IN fencing, llc takes an oh.
long piece OF Iron and lnakes a holv
In each end, At right angles to each
other, or bends a piece oil wire witt,
two holes boarlng like relations to
each other, Through one 81 these
holes he inserts q sorrow and lastena
tho Iron or wire to q tree OF post, hnd
through the other hole runs the wire
Of which ha makes his fence. When
the tree has grown 80 a. to threaten
to evergreen the screw no draws tho
screw out Of danger, 80 continuing,
no matter how large the tree may
grew THIS heaonslders A good idea,
many Of his nelghhnrs ngree with
him, many strangers, slse. to whom In
has shown the model give testimony
Of its value, Mr., Sherman will soan
be prepared to put his new pateat on
the market He may ha addressed
NJ kvesgreon r, O., Trma county
Iowa, f4iu
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-01-26

svrcsnt EO,icc.

sprcsnt TOilcc.
A general register 10 kep. Of oil property
in,rus.cd 10 US for disposal. After the
property u rivsn Into our hands 70 sell
shout Tho owner, through our i,hrolac-
ton, or by maans Of publicity given by US,
sell the property, wheshcr by himself or
througs the hands Of other parties, wlihou.
Withdrawing tho snme from us prior to
such sale, or contemplated sale, and In case
Of o wi,hlrnwal, should afterwards sell 10
parties wis may have received information
or description OF said property from ~,
before withdrawal. full rates Of com missions
will be charged, ~ II sold by ".
ar L. 3. NELSON & CO.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-01-26
To Civ,lsxc the In1lams.

Major Clark, the government
Agent Of the Musqnaka Indians in
This county, and tho pastors Of the
various churches Of the county, hive
been engaged in ilsv,e'ng ways and
means FOR bringing organized efforts
to bear upon tho Indians for their
civilization and education. We have
learned that tho project was or'gina.
c,l ',y tho Major though wo- may, Of
con, 40 be. in error. At Any r,te. the
movement has gons - TAR thai, on
Thursday afternoon, Of Inst wces. q
meeting was held in tho Prosbytcri-
an Church, OF Toledo, to attempt All
organization. The meeting was com
posed ot very many Of tho philan.
thropical citizens OF Toledo and del.
cga.ions from Tamn City AMI other
parts OF tho county. Some Of the
attendants become impressed with
tho idea that Major clnrk hal re.
signe'l his agency, and tlat a now
agent was to BIO appointed, but, o.
course, such il not the case, About
all that was actually done, leaving
ont tho flow Of words which, we
learn, was almost nnecaaing, was 10
appoint committee Oh permanent
organization and tho recommitmcnt
Of tho committees report until next
meeting, which Is TO no held this al.
tern0Gn.
Il l,ns soamal strange to US that
no effort hns heretofore been made
| TO do tho work contemplated by this
movement, Tho contribution OF money
Tor missionary purpose, TO heexpend'
cd In distant lanlz, seems to va Hog
iee,, when hero Il field white with
tho harvest" Here ut our own doors
are heather rs deserving, ~ needy o.
amy In Atrlua or the South Sea
Islands. We hops to see tho pros
jeeted movement result IN some prac-
teal good though our hopes will be
vain unless those to whom We should
look for the most help IN II exhibit
more Judgment anil philanthropy
than they did last Thursday.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-01-26

To Dcbiiitatca Persons,
To Dyspcptics,
10 Sufferers from Liver Complaint,
To those having no Appetite, [tions,
To those with Broken Down Constitu-
To Nervous People,
To Children Wasting Away, [gans,
To any with Dcbilitated Digestive Or.
q, sv6er,ng nth any Of tie .foYo~i,g .sy,ap.
toms. waieh indicate Disordcred Liver or Sion.
aeA
Sach rs Constipation, Inward Piles, Full.
ness or Blood 70 The Head, Acidiiy VI the
Stomach. Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust for
Food, Fullness or Weight in the S,oma oh,
Sour Eructaiioas, Sinking or Fluttering Mt
the Pit of the Stomach, Swimming Of the
Head, Hurried and Difficult Breathing.
Flu,lering ut the Heart, Choking or Sutfo-
eating Sensations when IN Lying Posture,
pimncss sf Vision, Dots or webs before the
Sight, Z. yer ana D1ll Pain in the Head,
Deficiency Of Precipitation, Yellownsss Of
the Skin ard Eyes, Pain in the Side. Back,
Chsst, Limbs, IT,, Sudden Fluslies Of Heat.
Burn,ng In the Flesh. Constant lmsginings
Of Evil, and Great Depression OF Spirits.
KocT.ANc's e.nYAN c:7Tsas.
A Bil,srs without A'co!lo! or Spirits 0! any
kind.
Il dlfreren. from al others. II IL compos.
cd or the pmrc Juices. .r vital principle
Herb, and Roots, and Barss. Tor, rs medic
ally termed, Ex.r c,s) tie worthless or Ia,
or. portions Of the ingredients not being
used. Therefore In one Bottle Of this Bit.
tors there il contained ns much medical
virtue rs will no found in several gallons
Of ovdi6ary mix DIRE. The Roots &C., used
in this Bisiers are grown In Germany. their
vital principles extracted in this country
By a scientific Chemist, anil forwarded tr
the manufacturers in this city, where they
are compounded AID bottled. Containing
no ppiritIous ingredients. this bi,ters II
free from the objections urged against ali
others; no desire for stimulanis can be In
duced from their use, they cannot make
drunkards, and cannot, under any circum.
stances, have any but beneficial effect.
Elo09iund's GERMAN TONIC.
Was compounded for those not inclined 10
extreme bitters. and is intended for use in
cases when some alcoholic s,imulant is re-
qured in connection with the Tonic proper.
ties of the Bitters. Each bottle Of the Ton
ic contains one bottle Of the Bittcrs. cons
pineu Win pure SAhta STuI NUN, ana la
vored in such manner that the extreme
bitterness Of the biiters is overcome, form
ing preparation highly agreeable and
pleasant TO the palate. and containing the
medicinal virtues Of the bitier. The price
Of the ranic is $l.50 per Bottle, which
many persons think too high. They mus,
take into consideration that the s;i ufanr
used is guaranteed TO be Of a pure quality.
poor article could be furnished n, a
cheaper price, but IS il not better to pay a
little more aud have good article? A
medicina preparation should contain none
but the 5es, ingre iien's; and they who ex-
poet to Obtain cheap compound, and be
benefited by il, will most certainly be
cheated.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-01-26

II has long been the practice ofreal estate
owners, desiring 10 csfec. q sale, 70 place
their property In tho hands or a number Of
agents, thinking, no doubt, that q sale
could DO effected much sooner. nn. this Is
\ great error, for when parties DESTROYS Of
buying property hnd Certain property on
III. books Of severnl agents. they q, once
conclulc thu. the property IL not very de.
sirable. ns The owner had pm. Il into The
hands Of 20 many agents, or that tho own
ers were lizard up" and Il could be bought
AT much lower figures than was asked.
ar l.. y. NELSON j. GO.