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Friday Morning, Dec. 9, 1859.

n-Only Ten Cents a Week.-The
Daiiv Inteliigeneer will be delivered to any
mar, Of the city or suburbs at ten cents
week.
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PoRrLASD, Dec. 8.-No steamer will sail
from this port for Liverpool, on Saturday
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SPALDINd'S PREPARED GLUE
SOLD ny STATI0NERS.
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SOLD BY DRUGGISTS
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE.
SOLD By GR0CERs
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SOLD By HARDWARE STORES,
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SOLD BY H0USE-RURNISHIN0S STORES,
SPALDING'S PREPARED CLUB
SOLD By RANCY-GOODS DEALERS
sPALDING'S PREPARED GLUR
SOLD BY COUNTRY MERCHANTS GENERALLY
Manufactured by HENRY C. SPALDING { ca
Address Post Once. BoxNo. $500 te'-'
Put up in cases containing either, Pour, Rirht or
Twelve Dozen eaeh-A beautiful LIYHodRaPIc SIoE.
oAHo accompanying each package. GnsV29-dAWly
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I SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUKs
sPALDING's PREPARED eLUEI !:
sPALDTNG's PREPARED GLUEI
SAVE THE PIECES!
RCoNoMYl DISPATCH!
A-+A sTrrcE IN TrEE SAVES NINE. 20
AZ accidents will Aapps,., erea in 1StlLrpouFatsR
taiieE Il Is very desirable to have some cheap ana
convenient way for repairing Furniture, Toys, Crock
sPALDING's PREPARED CLUB
meets all such emergencies and no household can ar
tord to be without IT. 1t b always ready aud up to
mping chairs splinterCl veneCrs 6e4dOli doIls and
broken cradles 1t Is just the article for eOns shell,
sna other ornamental work. 50 popular wiz! I9ios Of
This admirable preparation is used cold, being
T TnaaS,a hed In solution 9 and thS
4 may be used in the place Of ordinary nTneIlaRS,
being vastly more adhesive.
"UsEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE"
E.B-A Brush accompanies each bottle. Itiee, Is
Wholesale Depot, 40 Platt-st., N.Y,
Address HENRY c. sPALDING 3 Co,
Box No. $500 New York.
Put up for Dealers in Cases containing four eight
and twelve dozen-a beautiful LithoSraph Show-Card
accompanying each package.
single bottle of sPALDING's PREPARED
SLuE VIII save ten times its cost annually to every
Sold by all prominent statonrra, Druggists, Hard;
Sare and Furniture Dealers, Gr0cOrS, and Fancy
Country Merchants should make note Of sPAID-
1NG'S PREPARED GLUE, when making up their
list. 1t viii stand any climate.
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUEI
USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE.
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD ny STATIoNERS.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS.
\ SPALDING's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY lIARDWARE DEALERS.
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY HOUSE.FURNlsRING STORES.
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY FURNITURE DEALERS-
sPALDINgs PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY FANCY GOODS DEALERS.
sPALDING's PREpALED GLUE,
SOLD BY GRoCERS.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
SOLD By COUNTRY MERCHANTS GENERALLY.
Manufactured by
HENRY {. sPALDING & CO.,
80 PlRtt.Bts, New Z ERIK
Address Post Once, Box $3.50
Annexed Is Alphabetical List Of Articles which,
II damaged may DO restored to their original strength
and usefulness by
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE:
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HENRY {. sPALDMG & CO.,
80 Platt-st., New York.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-24

hard work just out here and shoulder your pick
shovel and gold ran besides your blankets and pro-
visions week and travel over mountains that
almost straight up and down. Myself and others tried
II for week two and satisfied for the present.
but NC found some good claims and that not
no good. took up a claim on Quarts Lead and have
prosrectcd Il tho depth Of ten feet found the quarts
10 be very rich and will sell for big price In the
srrine to quarts companies. have also bought 800
feet Ly SO for 1880 Dolars onc-ha out Of
the claim that prospects from fifty cents to one dollar
to the man and have Eve six at work and .
sluice a hundred feet long. We consider the claim
worth $4,000 and don't care about taking that you
see going to IN AXE big thing out OF or moth
ing. But then there Thousands whose claims are
not paying them more than to dollars TO the man
and hundreds are working for $3.50 day. Every
body that here does not euccesd others
id lazy to work come come to the cencluson that
the mines will not suit them, the work WbS too hard
and turn back before they 60 to the mountains |;
others 60 up there and stay day two, dig hole
60 for the States. As far gold IL concerned 6
thing ksow ofsosne elaine that are taking out
$500 per day but they don't all DO It, have not
seen 4 soul sinoO have been here from Prairie du
Chen or Mc0regor. Whist hes bscons Of Dr.. whitney,
Ober & Co., and oil the cepvd that etartsai Spurky
eet to 70 back after getting half way. Tell Charley
Baldwin there h mos Livery Stable In The country
and think one would do well !; there y COED deal
Of sporting going on there Il but one or two good
Saloons and no Billiard tables good one would do
WE'LL but selling sighting whisky for ten cents
supply Of provisions and have Ave six letters to
write and you read this you will do we'll. Direct
Jour letters to Denver City, Kansaa.
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Democratic Mass Meeting 1t Oaraavillo
Ata meeting of the Democracy of Clayton
county held at 0arnavillo, on Thursday, Aug
18Th, Judge Potter. Of jefferson township. was
chosen Chairman, who, upon taking his scat. dc
livered an appropriate address.
On motion of Judge Baugh, John Kinnaird
vas appointed Secretary.
On motion of Mr. Kriebs, a Central Com
mittcc Of FIVE was appointed. The Chair ap
pointed John p. Kriebs, John Bowman, A. p
Richardson, John Mcbride and Dr.. Linton, a.
said Committee.
y On motion Of E. Odell-
:, Reselced. That the Democratic 10 each town
ship in this county be requested to meet at the
usual place of holding elections. and elect del.
egates to a County Convention to nominate one
Senator and two Representatives to the Legisla.
ture, and also county officers.
Rssoeoed, That the ratio of representation in
said County Convention shall be one for every
twenty five Democratic votes cast for Secretary
Of State at the last October election, and one
for every fraction over BALI Of said number
Provided, That each township shall have at
least one representative in said Convention.
Onmotion of Judge Baugh, it was unanimously
4eS0OsUVSss ny tuBS 4vAdS0 lNCCtIuX VI Vic LIZ.
mocracy Of old Clayton, that having implicit
faith and confidence in the honesty and patriot
ism Of our fellow Democrats, we hereby pledge
ourselves to stand to, and abide by, the nonina-
tions that may be made At the County Conven-
ton, and promise an untiring effort, BY all hon.
orablc means, to secure the election of the
nominees. WITHOUT regard to what part Of the
county they may reside, or any local or sectional
question or strife in which our county is unfor-
tunately involved having full faith and con-
6dence that Il No should succeed in elccting
al. o. my part Of our tickes, they evil do hght
though the Heavens may fall" =
On motion of E. Odell-
= Rssolvcd. That the Democrats in each town
ship in the county are requested to hold meet
ings, and appoint Executive Committees there
m, and report the names Of the persons go ap-
pointed 10 the County Central Committee.
On motion, the meeting adjourned, sine die.
49, VIM. POTTER, CHAIRMAN.
JonH KNNAIRD, See'y.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

An old Lady restored to comparative youth by looE
lands German Btters. Philadclplla, June 5, 'bS.
DR. Z. NJ. JAcKsoN-DxAR sra 81 am very old,
and for years have been very miserable. Last winter
one of my grandsons pres nted With half dozen
bottles ofyour Btters, and induced me to try thcm
did so and now feel rs III thirty years younger
for eau digest my ioOd now, and am free from the
er-brashiny slant for the last forty
wears. My grandson, when he the good effects of
the Bitters advised to send you this certificate.
Yours, &C., MRS. ANN PATTISON,
Cherry, below Ninth.
These Bitters are manufactured by DR..
c. n. jackson, No. AIS Arch street, Phila-
delphia, and arc sold by druggists and store
keepers every and village in the United states.
Canadas West Indies, aud south America, At IS cents
per bottle. 44w2
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State Of Losso, Clayton county.
Alexander Feay, I
": District Court Of Clayton esua,

william MoncsssG iusr.Apsa -sax, An. 1855.
Sin- xoo are ASfshy uotinsd that &hess % nov a
ale ~ thoaaee of the Clerk Of tbs District 6Auft
county, Iowa, Petition OF Alexander Fsay,
.ay OF you the foreclosure Of mortgage andi
~ ssment, for the amount found due thereon. Said
rMoFtssgs was given BY VIM. .. wkhrov, to Alexan-
DEF reay to secure the payment Of one hundred del.
lass and Interest thereon Ut the rate OF ten per ese
and that unls you appear aud answer thereto. on ~
before the morning Of the second day OF the next term
OF said District Court 70 be holden u satd county on
the lot day OF September A. .. 1855, judsm ent viii
10 rendered against you. Y. ODELL, Atty
BY order q Taos usDsssArz, @s pial2sy
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A DOUGLAS DEMOCRAT.

+ tTTo. Cure fHE Fewer AND AGUE.-.
Just before the chill comes on, have pot
Of very strong coffee made and keep it hot,
and whom the first chill is felt, pour on
about pint and squeeze the juice Of couple
of lemons into it, add a little sugar to make
it palatable, drink it of, 60 to bed and
cover up warm. One trial of this often
cures, whilst two or three trials never
fail.
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HEALTH OF AMERICAN WOMEN.

HEALTH OF AMERICAN WOMEN.
THEMALE irregularities, weakness, uterine dsplace-
msnts and all local uterine difRcultes and consti
. 20 .as
In this connection, Miss Beccher sister Of the Rev
Henry Ward Bcecher In letters tn the people, page l20
says 81 have nine sisters and sisters INLAY and ~
female cousine, all married. and all delicate and niliDg
Amid the imnense circle Of my friends and aoq uan-
tanoss cannot recall ten married ladies' born IN this
century and country, who pse1ecty healthy" In
cases. however, whore the GreGeDberg CathOcon has
been used must cay that health has taken the place
Of di.easc and ladies have become robust strong, VI
gorous ana healthy.
Mrs Gleason, OF Elmira says: secautiful indeed l.
the conhding trusting nature Of woman, hat how
much does Il need to be protected by watchYalness
that will lead her, in time of dsease appeal to me
zeal adviser Of scientific education. moral werth and
purity of character" All the may be secured by ad
dressing the Grefenbcrg Company.
gives me great pleasure to certify to the invarable
curative action Of the 0rnenberg arshalls Uterine
Cathocon In Nil Of female disease and to the
skill and high moral character of the medical depart
mcnt OF the Grefcnberg Company.
Up. LAMBERT, NM,
Auburn Four Corners PENN,
am . Methodist clergyman. Ny heart has fairly
ached to witness the feeble health Of women "a have
God, however, that nave seen all these diseases give
way to the Grccnberg Marshalls Catholcon wherever
u mas been used. hEv. PETER SHARP,
- kidgcway, Mich
cannot ind words to express my thanks to to the
medical adviser Of the GFnfenbcrg Company. whose
prescription their Caholicon, together with his able
and kind advice the under Heaven. OF ree-
toring tn entire health years Of misery and
the failure OF tue best physicians IN the country to
Afford me any relief KATE ~. HA MILTON,
Wilmington, Del.
See Advertisement in another column. s4yi
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Fayeess County Conventions
The Democratic coavatioa q 1ayseep. 80 held At
West Union, on THURSDAY the 18th ~ ase indebted
% LACY, nr printed copy OF enc ana we
notice request that they b printed u the 7tasfs
Making Il point as all timss 70 crowd - much In
formation IN our columns . possible - eondense
this report.
Hon. p. p. HssRIxAs, WAS clairnees pr. ALsx-
Assln and DAH. LACY, ssaetsEiss. spencer. Dem
nsss ana Bell vefe appsinssd Co., on Gre
dssssal On motion Of =. =. Alrswostha vcss ves
saksa ssr Representative. wAsa y. - - o
"essae.a' vas unan'nousy nessanessd. On metson
o. A. -. spencer, Da"os iof 9adee ~ nao ana
JAZZ DoA-s' o. A.ooihs w. = vi ~.
ssAAsAuas ~ss nominated Iof Ifsesssss "a sS4or
- :. :. Welsh aao :. =. Wsle1s wsss =.
nsuy os''osso Ses' Iof ene'As vAea Wsasas ulvsd
" e"enl@ous nomnssson g wsLsH. wnacn 80 -
49, - 80 supsss.s ~ oe'n.on eoaosss 80.
asAs sos - vess1' ssans's ePsaese =. J.aetns
= ana =. =. Ans~os'n Z. nae aad Anssests ~
"s "s'.l Dss'os ssSs Dsnnsss ~ spen-
no nAssas p sssssss VS. as0'assd 49,
0assa. T. p AasseS ~ ser'Vee, and A. =. NOS
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A BlRD.-The man BYERs, whose caging a
Garnavillo We chroniclcd week before last has
been Cracked back" since his incarceration
1t seems that he got the buggy We referred TO-
of preacher named FREER at Dewitt, iowa
Bycrs heard that contract was made with
Freer for the buggy and a horse at q certain
price; he forged an order from the purchaser,
presented it and got the buggy and horse. =
s1sbsequently'he traded tho horse for ane1hss
''one Of his own" The papers to arrest him
are ready to be served when his sixty days are
mt
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KXcurslOn to Clayton.
Want Of space forbids lengthy account Of
this very pleasant trip.
At half past eight, "Wednesday evening last.
the Alsmakse was at her McGregor wharf. and
the highest "trump" known to this crossing.
Capt Z. SnaawIN, was busy q a mailer securing
the comfort of the guests who crowded his
Steamer. At about nine there were from one
TO two hundred ladies and gentlemen on board;
Capt GEO. HARvEY, Of the Artillery, badc fare.
we'll to the shore in q round Of salutes nearly
equal in sound to that Of the "Young America
Of Milwaukee. As the boat moved of with its
freight Of beautiful faces, happy hearts and
social joy, the McGREcoR BAND gave US
glorious music, and NO sped down the current
of the mighty river. The cabin was soon
cleared for actor, the lee Creams, Cakes,
Melons, Confectionery, Wines and % forth were
displayed a. tempingly as LAxPsoN could get
them; the Cotillion music..by ''CHAaLrz," Of the
Times Office, was brought 70 bear on the dancing,
and then began the exercises of tho night
The Band on deck, the occasional roar Of Har'
veyi Peace-Maker and the fascinating graces
Of the fair beings whom God has given 10 a.
types Of angelic beauty, all made up q picture
for the eye and ear which was toopleasant ever
to be forgotten. We arrived at Clayton at 10
o'clock, saluted the young city with music and
cannon, and the whole town came out to well
come US. On shore, possession was taken of
the Clayton House, our music was transferred
to its Dancing Hall. and for two hours or more
as much human satisfaction was entertained Is
il has ever been osr lot e .s4a4lM4esA IitAle
past twelve the ring Of tho bdatbcll summoned
us on board, the parting ceremonies wer, Como
through with, "On with the dance" was the
order, and home was our destination. At tie
request Of the company the Captain made =
night trip to North McGregor-the Band sere-
naded our upper town neighbors-returned to
the wharf, and an indefinite number Of hearty
soul-fslt cheers for Captain SHEawlN closed the
pleasantcst social gathering yet recorded in the
annals of McGregor. Too much credit cannot
be given the BAND for the crcditable execution
Of the music. If an application of few weeks
enables them to Gil their places with such credit
We have reason to think that their leader, Mr..
ADAxs, will soon be ready to place his pupils in
competition with the best Bands of the West
About the next full moon it is proposed to
get up Wisconsin and Iowa joint Excursion
that will require t,oo boats to carry Us, and al
the pleasure lovers Of the TIVE cities to make 1t
lively.
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\. VFREx0NT.-Col Fremont is said to
have settled the Mariposa estate difficulty. We
are assured on good authority that all suits
growing out of it have been Withdrawn, and
tilat Colonel Us about to erect additional
quartz mile upon the river.
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CANDIDATES William Scott, of Monona, is
now warmly supported for the Sheriff's nomina-
ton among the Republicans. Mr.. Baker, Of
volga, is also in the field for the same Office
Elmer Egbert's name has been mentioned by
his friends in connection with the same Office.
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StrNged Or stolen

ENROM the farm Of the subscriber, two ~ :
miles southwest Of 1ac0rssos, about D.
ne ne, 10Th q Nay last, TwO MARE ~
other Brown or Black, when slss lsr. - @o ~. Ine
re.ard Of Ten Dollars will b ,rsn az ~. %..
y ns tSst .; Ss BE- gwen =.
!. Address. REUBEN snear recoysty.
AuSu.t -, 1880 QuNAr; neNrsSof, tows
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MILWAUKEE & MISSISSIPPI
RAILROAD .NOTXCEl

n order to enable the Agent Of the Railroad Com
psDy to notify parties OF the arriv al OF their goods
NJ I'raf1e du Chien station, those chipping Freight
on the
Nitacaukee and Nississippi Railroad,
srsrequested mark thereon its dual or
the
Post Once Address Of tho Owner,
thesshf preventing extra charges for .STORAG f. or
delay after the reception Of the Goods at
the latlsead terminus. It h hoped that the imp0r-
tace OF this requirement, will be suficent to induce
compliance on the part Of consigacss.
The Merchants OF Iowa and Minnesota, are hereby
informed THAT their Goods will be allowed to remain at
the Railroad Comrany's Warehouse, in Prairie du
Chsei, Tor TWENTY DAYS after their arrival,
fRrK OF sroRAaE CHARGES this n done in order to
enable parties Mt distance to obtain their Goods over
this route, on the most favorable terms.
DANAGDs and 0vgRcHARGEs will be promptly and
settled upon the delivery Of the goods ct
Prairie du Chen. LAWLER. Agent
n. d N. II. r., Prairie dm Chisn.
W. JERvIS, Supt, Ailscaskee.
August II, 1S5Gyl
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Letters Eromsthe Gold Region.
JAMES Baooxs, Esq. Of Ossian, has kindly
favored US with the letter foundv below. The
writer is wellfknown In Winneshiek county, and
We are assured that his statcncnts may be i'm.
plieitly relied on
GREooaYs DIooINos, June eth, 1859.
Us Brooks-Sir: You will remember that
on the 9th day Of last January stopped at
your house to dinner, en- route for Pixies Peak,
and you requested me to write to you, which I
would have done but was prevented. =
The diggings are good here-thosc that have
sluices running are making from $25 to 800
per day. and sometimes more. Claims are sell
ling very high in this place, ranging from 81 900
to al 900, part paid down and the rest out Of
the claim. The gold here il fine; the diggings
are quarts leads, but the gulch gold 10 coarser.
l have one piece that weighss44 IS, but there
are others great deal larger; one piece that
weighs over 81. But the richest deposits are
in the loads. saw $3.50 taken from one pan
Of dirt; but that is not general thing-from
81 to IS is an average. There are over 5000
men in these mines, and more coming in every
day. Some get discouraged. and go back and
call it hunbug; if they see man wash a pan
of dirt and get 81 or 43'dollars in it, they will
say he has "spit in the pan and sailed it,on pur,
pose to sell it. But the gold Is here in large de.
posts, without doubt. Californians say that
the mines are richer here than they were in CAL
ifornia. The country is not half prospected yet,
nor wont be this summer, but parties are out all
the time; our party has gone across the Snowy
'sange of mountains, on the head Of the Colo
RADIO, but have net returned yet.
The next time write hope that can tell
something more about it a. intend to 60 on
prospecting tour as soon IS We get our sluicc
running. l am in company Of three, and we
think that We will get our sluice running this
week. Lumber is very high. here; it il, worth
Is to 30 cents per foot. We have been saving
ell spring, and made money fast at it, but We
have sold our saw, and now we are mining.
Flour is worth $40 per 100; Bacon so cents
per pound; Coffee so; Sugar 30; tea 81; and
10 on. When you write to me let me know how
things are in that part OF the country, and II
you have any idea Of coming out here would
advise you not 70 come this fall, for the sum.
mers are short and the winters long. Write ~
soon as you get this, and direct yours to Aura
ria, X. T. Your friend,
JOHN Common.
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PoErIc READlSss.-Mr. McAfferty, who was
announced to give readings to the McGregor
public few weeks ago, will attend to that duty
on "Wednesday (this) evening At Academy Hall.
He is well spoken Of, and the literary portion of
our citizens will doubtless be well entertained.
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JOHN KINNAlRD, Secy.

weather, Mark cts, &c.
The weather continues good cool enough
for comfort and warm enough to mature the
growing crops that are now hurrying out of the
way of September frosts. There is some fear
however that the Corn, owing to the June
frosts and consequent delay, cannot possibly
ripcn unless the fall is unusually favorable
The river is still falling and it is not improba.
bic that very low water will be seen here by
October 18th /; the boats will put freights up in
few days and this will compel our produce to
60 to the Lake, our natural place Of shipment.
The Markets are not yet we'll established,
large amount of Grain is yet unstacked, but
little is threshed and the consequence is there
is not much in market. Oats are more abund.
ant than wheat the farmers prefering to sell
oats at 90 to % rather than to part with wheat
at SO to So. Corn is not plenty enough to JUS
tify quotations though so cents 10 talked of for
shelled. Vegetables continue about the same
rs last week /; potatoes and tomatoes have de-
clined little.
There il q general quietncss in the Eastern
and Southern markets and some time must
elapse before any spirit will be exhibited. Fol-
prices of Groceries zee Hoffman; Benton Il
Cos, report, this ID corrected weekly and may
be relied on.
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Losr.-R. Mickle has lost some colts. Look
at our advertisements Of this week. fnd the
colts and claim the reward.
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@ Are infallibie for,
removing xtQppages, orl
Irregularities Of the men,
ses.
The Pills nrc nothingl
new. but have been used |
by the Doctor in his prac-
tice for many years, both
n France and America,
with unparalleled successl
In every case; and he is
urged by many thousand
ladies who have used
them, to make tho Pillsl
public, for the allcviationI
of those sudering from
any Irregularities what
ever, preventive TO ladies
whose health will not per-
NIT of an increase OIL
family.
Pregnant females, or|
those supporting them |
selves SO, are cautioned
Sold by Hoffman, Bsnto
BOLLES. SMITH 4 {
Agents for the North Yves,
Medicines
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Er1oUETTE-Seventeeny young men, or boys,
were recently arrested in Buchanan county.
Iowa, for "wanting to sit with the girls in meet
ing" If young men are arrested in this free
and independent State for ,conting to sit with
the girls we wouldn't give much for Constitu
tional liberty! About fifteen years ago the boys
of our acquaintance didn't acant to sit anywhere
else, and the girls of that time didn't make q
word Of objection either. Alas! for modern
Improvement!