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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1860-11-29
blood Food.

Attention is called to this most remarkable onf
scientific PREPARATION advertised in another column
II Is an entirely new discovery, and must not be con
founded with any OF the numerous patent medicine,
OF the day. 1t isa certain remedy for all the disease
specified, and especially those OF chronic naiure-o
long standing-of weeks, months and years.
IT F'suGerers, try itl
Messrs. CnURoH & DUPoNr, Of New York. are tbr
sole agents for IT, and also proprietors OF the world
renowned DR.. EAToS's lNFLNTiLE CORDIAL, an artieo
whleh every Mother should have In her medicine clio
reg"rlc or opate ofany kind, 1t can be relied ubor
win me utmost confidence, and will be found an i'm
valuable specific 10 all cases Of Infantlle Complaints
- Clio Slate Journal, Columbus.
IL FSee advertisement ImaI
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Mlistellalliieous.

The AMALGAMATIoN OF LANau Aors The 10 ID Rrowl
ing tendency 10 this age 70 appropriate the most ex-
pressve words other inngnages and afte while to
Incorporate them into our own; thus tho word Cep-
mead, Is now becoming ropularlzed In Snnne ctiou
with Mt. spalding's great Headache remedy, but
word CephRlic viii become as common as Ksetrotyne
and many others whose disInctlon as f0rsifn words
has been worn away BY common ago until he seem
"natlve and to the manor born. 20 ,TId;tf
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n -Four AiUies. to all who are in any was troubled
forms of humor, is to use DR.. s. A. Weaver's Justly
celebratedand never failing remedies for these com
plants. We have doubt that cast half the chron
ic compaintsin existence have their origin in some
form OF humOr, which on ly needs to be eradcated
from the system to save then from untimey grave
We are glad that DR.. Weaver has turned his at.
tention to this class OF diseases, which have been
long neglected and which have rapidly increased
IN almost allparts Of the world. Ten thousands who
have already been cured but many living ceri
lcates appealing to suffering humanity, and attes ne
the worth of truly valuable discovery, Dr. Weavers
syrup and Cerate for sale by f. L. Slocum. lm31
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Loss Of SInen.
] IIi3l

u there Is anything more wearing to both mind and
body than loss ofsleep, II auy diculy or disease
can be oener traced 10 other than loss OF then
experience has lost It's power, or Sidney Smith the
great English Psychologist, Is to be relied
or ms the experience OF thousands answer and
try me roLA ANoDYNE, and they will be ready 10 en-
aorse me remark OF one OF the friends the propro
WIN soyereigns 10 purchace, would not be without
~" Ihis all will experience by Its use See adyer-
tisement, and call for pamphlets. Imsi
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1860-11-29

lL LPOyER ExcITEMENr, and the mental care and anx-
ley incident to close attention 10 business or study
are among the numerous causes Of nervous headach
Inc dsordered state of mind and body incident to this
distressing compaintis fatal blow to all energy and
ambition Su uerers by this disorder can always obtain
speedy ahose distressing attacks by using
one oil tho Cephalic Pills whenever the symptoms ap-
pear. qniets the overtasked bran and soothes tho
strained and jarring nerves. and relaxes The tension
OF The stomach which always accom- panes and agra
Yates the disorder0d condition Of the brain.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1860-11-29

II T7We invite all wishing to abtan good and pure
Drugs and Medicines to the Drug Store of @. Kauf-
man d Co. where Pure Drugs, and such valuable me-
dicnes and standard remedies Perry DGUis' Yege-
table Pain Killer Ds. Riohardsons Sherry Vine Bit
tcrs, aud DR. WeaUer's CGHker and Salt Rheam Syrup
and Cerate can always be found To deal in such
ure and valuable remedies warrants prosperity, and
to use them secures health. Sold by all medic ne
dealers. See advertisements. Im3I
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1860-11-29

TWENTY MILLIONS OF DOLLARS sAvED.- Mr. Spald :
Ing has sold two millions of bottles of his celebrated
Prepared Glue and II Ia estimated that each bottle
saves at least ten dollars worth of broken furniture
mus making an aggregate oftwcnty millions of dol
ars reclaimed from total loss by this valuable inven-
tion. Having made his Glue a household word, he
now proposes to do the world still greater service by
curing all the aching heads with his Cephae Pills,
ana II theyare as good as his Glue, headaches will
soon vanish away like snow in July.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1860-11-29

IT tPDDyou ever have the Sick Headache? DO You
remember the throbbing temples, the fevered brow,
the ioathing and disgust at the sight OF f,od. How
totally unnt you were for pleasure, e0nve rsation
study. Ono Of the Cephalic Pills would have reliev
ed you from all the suffering which you then expe-
renced. For this aud other purposes you should Al
ways have boz ofthem on hand 10 use As occasion
requires.
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MARRIED..
Gprlial Notices.

TPltis wonderful how soon valuable remedy be.
comes knOwn-Dr. S. o. Richardson's Sherry Vino
Bitters is used and recommended by the leading ply
sicans Of the country, and all who try it pros
nOunce 1t valuable.
DRLPHos, Allen county, Ohio, July Goth, 1853.
Messrs. J. n. HARRIS y Co-Gentlemen ~ have
sold Dr.. s. o. Richardsons Sherry Wine Bitters for
several years, and can cheerully recommend them to
the public medicine of decided merit in all cases
oigeneral debility, dyspepsia fever and ague, ,ete.
Yours truly J. w. HUNT, Druggist.
Sed by SiIord & Sturgeon. Im3l
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A Real BIessinr.

Physieidn.Well, Mrs. Jones, how is that hendache?
yurs. JOnss.--Gone Doctor, all gone the pill you
sent curod me In just twenty minutes, and wish you
PhysieiaH,--You can get them at any Druggists -
Call for Cephalic Pills. find they or fail and re-
commendt them In all cases Of headache. -
MIS- Jones- shall send for box directly and shall
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Common Sense rules tho mass of The peol

COmmoh Sense rules the mass OF the people,
whatever the mlsnamed and misanthrope phi loso-
piers may say TO the contrary. Show them good
thing let its merits be clearly demon strated, and
they VIII not hesitate to give 1t their most cordial pat
ronage. The masses have already ratified the judg-
ment physician, concerning the virtues OF Hostel
tsr'' Bhtsrs, as may be seen by the immense quaint
ties OF this medicine which are annually sold in every
secten OF the land. It's now recognized as greatly
superior 10 all other remedies yet devised for
ses OF the digestive organs, such diatrh, dyspep
sla, and ort various feyers that arise from derange
ment of those portions OF the system. HoItetter's
name Is rapidly becoming household word, from
Maine to Texas, from the shores of the Atlantic 30
ihe Pacific Try the article and be satisfied Sold by
all Druggist In the word. .'f
See advertisement In another column. In3l
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Dr. 'KobaciS's Scandinavian IsIO OdFills
and BLOOD Purifier,

"The blood is the life,r says Scripture; 40 says
science also. Expel corruption from the blood and
no 9seese can exist in he system. My Blood Pills
and Purifier petform their task effeetuaiy Tbsv are
powerful vegetable detergens, and cure all forms
disease, whe arise from impure blood, simply be-
the DEMONSTRATING fluid. Hence their annoyer,ix
miraculous cures OF scrofua cru tn dys
eompiainI', rheumatsm, swelling Of ihe
oints and all affections Of the internal h;b
do not proceed from malformation. '' WIN"
IT F'See eadver rtiscment. In-,o
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1860-11-29

BRIDGE1.-Missus wants you 10 send her box Of
Cephalic Glue, no, bottle Of Prepared Pills,-but
Pm thinking that's not just II nather; Dut pcr-
haps ye'll be afther knowing what Il Is. Ye. see
she's nigh dead and gone with the sick headache and
wants some more Of that same as relayod her before
Druggist.-You must mean spalding,s CephalIc
Pills. .-t r.-a. .la.
Bridget--och? sure now and yop'vgsed.it, here's
the quarther and give the Pills and don't be all day
about 1t aitheE. .|.-'-.-
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1860-11-29

GREAT DIscovEEY.-Among the most Important OF
all the great medical discoveries Of this age may be
considered the system OF vaccination for protection
from Small Pox, the Caphalic PHI for relief Of head
ache, and the use Of Qdinine for the prevention OF
Fevers either of which isa sure specific, whose ben
edts will be experienced by suffering humanity long
afIer their dtscoverers are forgotten.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1860-11-29

FACT WORTH KNowIsG.--Spaldng's Cephalic Pills
nrea certain cure for sick headachs, bilious
nervous headache, costivenoss and general debility.
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,ardIY Realized.

HI 'ad IN 'orrible 'eadacke. this haflerpop hand
stepped into the hapothecaries the man
"Cnn you hease me OF an eadaehe ~ N'D6es hache
ard" says'o. "Herceedingly," says hi, hand upon
that 70 gave me Cephalic Pill hand ,pon me 'opOr
IL cured me so quick that 'ardiy realized 'ad Ad
an 'oadache. ,ar
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1860-11-29

EE Bad temper is more frequently the
result Of unhappy circumstances than of
an unhappy organization.
GF Here is IA very good domestic toast:
"May your coffee and SANDER agaius. you
be eyer alike-without grounds"
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Attachment Notice

Attachment Notice.
John ". Knap, Plaintiff, against David WoIstal, De-
JsadaHt.
DEF0RE Samuel Bogle Jastice Of the Peace of
ID Amanda Township, fairfield county, Ohio, on
The LIST day Of November, 1860, said Justice Issued an
orderof attachmcnt In the above action for the su m
ofSixteen Dollars and Twenty cents.
Nov, 8, 1860 3w33 JOHN w KNAPP
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Warlike Preparations in Missouri--The st.
Louis Soldiery called TO the Fieid--The
Missouri Brigade Ordered to the South
western Frontier.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-10-24

| o. ID. Emo.
we are in receipt Of the following commu
nication from the Democratic candidate fol
Clerk Of the Court. 1t explains itself, ant
hereafter we shall hear no more Of this charge
Of ineligibility. Mr. Emo was citizen, without
Naturalization, but the ''papcrs" will put all
objection at rest
Editor Of the Times-Permit me to make q
few explanatory remarks to the voters of CLAW.
ton county, through your paper. l learn that
my opponents are endeavoring to impress upon
the minds Of the people, the idea that am not
citizen Of the United States. 1t is true was
'born in Canada" which is a very plausible
starting point for them. There is a clause in
the Naturalization Laws, which reads thus
"And the children of persons who now are, or
have been citizens of the United States, shall.
though born out of the limits and jurisdiction
the United States, be considered citizens of the
United States The right of citizenship shall
not descend to persons whose fathers have new.
err resided in the United States"
MY father being citizen of the U. S., IA
native of Connecticut) l am OF the opinion
that am entitled to citizenship under the above
clause. The definition Of the word .'citizen,"
as stated in Bouvier's Law dictionary, also in.
cludes my case. But in order to remove ali
doubt concerning this question, will state, thar
two years ago last July, was not certain as to
my citizenship, and obtained my first Naturali
cation papers but after examining the law,
was fully convinced that was a citizen Of the
United States, without being naturallzed. Inst
week, no CIV r, learned that the question was
being raised against me, and for the purpose of
putting ''quetu," upon it, and to prevent CD.
ponents from taking undue advantage, appii.
cd to the County Court tor final naturalization
papers. to remove all cause Of complaint and
10 do justice to my friends and myself in the
coming election. Respectfully yours,
...... o. D. EMO.
Gutenberg, Oct. 20. 1860. ..rv5s
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applause,) and allow me to proceed to my
other appointments. In the meantime you
will be addressed by some of the most elo.
quent men in the country, who will talk to
you to your hearts content One word in
conclusion. .. 4.
Ihave addressed large mum Der of pub
lic assemblages--a great many we'll behav-
c.l people and great many very rude peo-
pie and have sometimes been exceedingly
snnoyed by the impertinent interruptions
Of the Republicans. Idesire to say to this
audience that never saw or spoke to a
more respectful or we'll behaved people than
| have this day. ca voice ''That's because
we are all Democrats" and applause.) Pre-
Stunning that there is q small sprinkling of
Republicans in this crowd, Ga voice "very
small l desire to say to them that while
no consideration on earth would make me
refrain from bold expression of my hon.
est opinions, yet always endcavor to do
1t in terms that will give no just cause Of
offence, (cries of "good'') and inasmuch as
all have been SO courteous to me to-day, |
should sincerely regret if have uttered
word that has wounded the sensibiitics of
any one, even political opponent. Thank
ing you ladies aud gentlemen take my
leave.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-10-24

Speeches.
DR.. Parker, of the Lansing Democrat,
has been in town a day or two closing up
his business at this place. On Saturday
evening last, Parker, on the part of the De-
mocracy and Remick for the Republicans
entertained an audience at Mozart Hail.
We are told that each man spoke accept.
ably to his party friends and that general
good humor characterized the meeting.
On Monday, COL Meggett, of Eau
Claire, Wisconsin, paid us visit and de-
livered speech to the citizens of McGrc-
gor. The Col. is good speaker, is well
posted, illustrates well, gets off an aimee.
dote in good style and our people are great
ly pleased with him. Our space forbids
an extended notice Of the points made by
the speakersa
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-10-24

A UNION TIcKEr.-Letters from promin-
ent gentlemen of Davenport advise US that
meeting was to take place in that city on
the 18th having for its object the formation
of joint Democratic ticket for the county
of Scott and the consideration of propo-
sition to be laid before the Anti Lincoln
State Committeeman, designed to harmon
izc all conflicting elements in one union
electoral ticket for the State:
We have not heard the result of the
meeting, but it is our opinion that the
Brecks. have done all the mischief they
can already, and unless they surrender their
Foolish ideas of Slave Code for the Terri
tories we are better off without them.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-10-24

Halls Journal Of Health says "Kings
and Queens do not sleep together" and
that the health of married people would BE-
subscrved by separate lodgings. We dc
not know that Royalty is more healthy
than common folks; end if it were fact,
we would not yield the comforts of duplex
arrangement for all the health in America.
1t is believed the dead of the Crimean
war require tseenty square miles for their
graves!
Paul Morphy refuses to play chess, ex-
cept at the odds of Knight. Having run
the gauntlet of American and European
players, he does not feel like accepting chal-
lenges hereafter. When leisure permits,
he will play, and give odds, with an ac-
quaintance.
Berger, the Frenchman, has knocked the
,"spots" off of Phelan's billiard reputation.
The American champion is absolutely as
founded with the wizard-like shots of Mon
sieur B. The latter gentleman ridicules the
American four ball carom game.
Orrin L. Smith writes from p. P. that
"there are no churches or religious excrci-
ses in the mines, and that the miners are
the best behaved people ever met" This
is hard joke on the churches.
A company Of ladies at the Douglas dem.
onstration at Springfield, ILL.,, wore Hickory
skirts. We think that ladies would look
full as well in presentable costume. Female
exhibitors at political gatherings are not to
our taste.
At Dubuque two men caught 400 Salmon
in five hours with hooks, and it is said that
the lager beer drank upon arrival at Hugely
Smiths saloon would have swan the Salm.
on. At this Office it is not believed that
the Mississippi ever had Salmon in it.
The Republicans tell US that Douglas left
a Republican Hotel in Lafayette, and went
to 'small doggery'' for his dinner This
is little lie that will count in ATTITUDES in
tensely colored.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-10-24

Goods.
Cook presents his stock of Merchandise
to McGregor and North Iowa in column
advertisement He has large amount of
goods, accommodating assistants and sells
at fair prices. The best proof of his ex-
tensive sales may be seen in the necessity
there is for additional store rooms to hold
his increasing stock of staples. Cook sells
everything known to the trade, except
Drugs and Hardware and we are not sure
but the "Star Brand" would take rank un-
der both these heads. ...
Opposite Pearsall & Church's Livery
Stable you'll find Cook, Case and Hans
In the country you will meet Clark and
Brewer, the travelling Agents for the con-
Germ
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-10-24

nEATHs.-There were several deaths in
town last week which we got no correct re-
cord Of. None but the family connexions
usually know the particulars and it is a
painful task to require Of them an account
of the age, name, disease, &C., &C., of the
loved ones whom Death has robbed them
Of; hence the frequent omission in alocal
paper Of the facts regarding deaths.
Mr.. Gillette is among the deceased Of
last week. Also Mrs. George Hooper, an
estimable young wife and mother, only three
years from her parents home in Michigan.
Mr.. Bernatz also lost son during the
week
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-10-24

CArrLE.-"Bill'' Burgess drove into town
on Sunday and Monday last over 200 head
of cattle for Roddis of Milwaukee. This
makes $500 head that crossed the river at
this point within the last month. In the
spring the young cattle cross west by
thousands and return in the shape Of
beeyes in the autumn. Iowa and Mime.
sofa are fast becoming great cattle states
and the time is not distant when they will
be unexcelled in the line of produce of all
kinds.
Wool is the next article to introduce.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-10-24
DlE ED.

At Giard Grove, Clayton county, Iowa, on Monday,
Oct. 18th. 1850, FRANCIS, daughter of Luther and
Pamela Burnett, sged years and months.
This lovely little girl the only child. and hsses
the idol Of her parents. She remarkable for
tai ability far in advance Of what her age would war.
rant, and her afflicted father and mother almost
uncomfortable under this terrible dpensation Of Gods
providence. We sincerely condole with friends in
their bereavement Mourning for the dead Is credita-
BILE to W, and yet, how short time will pass before
every eye that now rests upon these lines will be
closed in DEATH and friends will perform the last
sad office to us which daily and weekly extend to
Others. sLife IL but dream! !"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-10-24

DAvID.-This is great name in Scrip.
tural History. One Of the same name is
now at McGregor, engaged in selling Fruits,
Crackers, Pale Ale, and other nice things.
His other name can be learned by calling al
his store on Main Street, or by reading his
Ad in this days paper. David is fair deal.
or, and his trade is growing every day.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-10-24

MIL,TARY.-The young men of our place
are agitating the military feeling, and it is
now probable that McGregor will shortly
turn out fine company Of citizen soldiers.
We hope the subject will not drop till the
company is organized. "Push on the COL
umn."
Let Brass Band be organized at the
same time. McGregor can't show herself
in company till she has both these organi-
cations.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-10-24

GERMANs.-This class of our fellow citi
zens should read the letter of their country
man, Samuel Stern. It may be found in
to-day's Times. 1t is true as gospel in its
statements and every reader Of the German
troubles of lS48 viii admit it. Schurz is
doing here precisely what he did in 'Fdder-
land and that is nothing but sowing mis-.
chief in pretty sentences, clarifying a
Liberty he cannot appreciate.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-10-24
ssGuarding the Polls.,,

''Guar01ng the Polls" .
We see it intimated in various Repuh,,i.
can papers that the Office of the uWide-
Awakes" is to "guard the polls' on election
day. The laws provide Judges of election
to look aftei this matter, and their duties
are cicil, entirely. If these selfelected
guardians Of the polls, a semi-military band
of one-sided politicians, propose to make
themselves oficious in business the law
does not select them for-if they propose
to play off any attempts at intimidating
men who may approach the ballot-box on
the 9Th of November, it is quite probable
there will be several unpleasant collisions
before the evening Of that day. Our laws
provide ways Of protecting the ballot-box,
the Judges are supposed to have common
sense and judgment, challengers on both
sides are usually appointed and on duty,
and we can see no necessity for this extra
ordinary show of patriotic zeal on the part
Of "Wide-Awakes." We want none but
legal votes to 60 in the box, and if the
douglas Rangers" assumed the the privi-
lege of lneddling with that business which
the Law prescribes as the duty of others,
we should be equally as earnest in protest
ing against the policy.
The polls were so guarded in Phila-
delphia, lately, that the returns of the
Judges were stolen, and forged papers sent
up to elect Republican member of Con-
gress by few votes over the Democrat,
who has already proved before court that
he had clear majority!
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-10-24

FRrxcH.-The flag which our friend
French has flung to the breeze between his
Jewelry Establishment and the Empire
Block represents no party interest. Its
folds record the cheapness, brilliancy and
excellence of the stock he has for sale.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-10-24

BR1EF.-The Lafayette Qnd.) Courier
says the Breckenridge candidate for the vice.
presidency sends this style of autograph to
his friends: 'jolane Nv DRAGON" 10. Lane
is probably as good scholar as Bill Ellis
of the Courier.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-10-24

"PocKEr CIrY."-The Guards Of Madi.
son on the occasion of their visit to our
place the other day, cheered our town as
the pocket City" We credit the Guards
and accept the title. It means that all the
other cities Of the Upper River will, in time,
be put in the pocket Of McGregor. II
pleased US to hear the gentlemen Of this
accomplished Military Company say that
they had seen no place equal to ours in
business snap and activity. We trust our
visitors Of Friday will make it convenient
to call on as "a purpose" at their early con-
venience. We pledge them the freedom
Of the city, its pocket and its hospital.