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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1861-03-20
CLEARFIELD PA, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 90 1861

''W holly in earnest, ma 'am. l found you,
an hour ago, in so weak a state, that to lift
your band was an eXhausting effort. You are
sitting ierect now. with every muscle faulty
strung. When will your carriage be home ?''
He asked the closing question abruptly.
''To-morrow,'' was replied.
t'Then | will not call for you, butt
He hestated.
''Say on, doctor.''
''Will you take my prescription 90
eyes" There was no hesitation.
''Io ou must give that sick woman ride in
to the country. The fresh, pure, blossom
sweet air will do her good-msy, indeed, turn
the balance of health in her favor. DON'T be
afraid of Mrs. McFlimsey.''
"For shame, doctor! But you too late
in your suggestion. I'm quite ahead of you.'
'sAh in what respect 20
''That drive into the country is already
settled thing. Do you know, I'm in love with
that baby ?''
"Othello's occupations gone, L see 20 re-
turned the doctor, rising. 'sBut [ may visit
you occasionally, as friend, presume, if
not as medical adviser ?''
Gas my best friend, always,' said Mrs.
Carleton, with feeling. ssYou have led me out
of myself, and showed me the way to health
and happiness and have settled the question
as TO my future. 1t shall not be as the past.''
And it was not
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1861-03-20

PUBLIC LANDs.-In commendatory notice
of the report of the Commissioner of the Gen
eral Land Office, the National lnteligencer
remarks ''It is not perhaps generally known
that the public lands of the United States en-
brace an area of nearly three times their
tent at the ratification of the defintive treaty
of peace in 1888 with Great Britain, and more
than two-thirds the geographical extent Of
whole country. The Department which mana
geS this immense territory, with the multitu-
dinous interest it involves, is one of the most
important in the Government, and requires
the highest executive abilities. What an in
calculable labor is the mere survey of billion
of acres of land, extending over every variety
of surface-of hill, swamp, plain, and valley
constituting our present wide spread public
domain, and which, with all our industry, is
only as yet partly completed. a forcesof not
less than six hundred men is now engaged,
day after day, and through every season of the
year, in carrying forward to its completion
this indispensable part of the public service;
and that these officials prosecute their task
with energy is evident from the fact that dur
ing the last year alone nearly ten million acres
were surveyed and prepared for market"
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1861-03-20

WILL THF PoPE REMOVE THE PAPAL SEAT TO
JERUSALEM "A correspondent of the Liver
pool Mercury, writing from Rome, states that
French officers have lattery been very busy
in obtaining information respecting Jerusalem
and the state of things in that quarter. He
adds that they had been taking measurements
in several localities, particularly the ground
that lies aboat the Mosque of Omar on Mount
Moriah. From Jerusalem they had gone on to
Hebron, GAIA and other points, for the like
purpose. 1t was also currently reported that
a body of French troops was shortly to come
to Jerusalem while another would be stationed
at Jaffa, and third on Mount Carmel. At
Beyrout, he says, the French officers openly
affirm that their government had no intention
of Withdrawing the force sent out, but were
about to employ them shortly on a new and
very different errand to that for which they
ostensibly came. The French were also ac-
lively employed in making a road from the
Holy City to Damascus, along wtich they
were erecting houses at certain intervals 1t
is said that suchla scheme as this intelligence
shows to be in course of development, points
to the realizing of Pho Nono's favorite plan of
remOUing The seat Of the Papacy TO Jerusalem.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1861-03-20

MYSTERIOUS AND HORRIBLE AFFAIR.-On the
28th ult., the wife of B. B. Cooley, living in
frederick county, Va, was missed from home,
and discovered under the most extraordinary
circumstances. a letter to the Alexandria
Gazette says: DARKNESS approaching, and the
lady continuing to be absent, caused consider
able alarm, and the hands who had then come
il from the field, instituted search On ap-
preaching the meat house, groans were heard
emanating therefrom, and as the key could not
be found attempts to break down the door
were begun but while these were in progress
the key was found in the dwelling house, the
door opened, and the lady, in complete state
of nudity, was found sitting on the floor, with
her hands covering her face, and perfectly un-
conscious. Some of her clothes were hang
sing from the meat-hoOks in the rafters, and
some were Strewd about the floor. a sailing
tray was almost filed with blood, apparently
fresh spilled. Marks, resembling those made
by the pressure of fingers were upon her arms,
and her head, neck and sides were horribly
mutilated by what appeared to be pnnctur-
ing instrument. Her shoes and stockings
were found under her bed, in her chamber,
saturated with blood Medical aid was prompt
ly procured, and everything done for the un-
fortunate lady that science and skill could
suggest, but all was Of no avail. She fingered
in the same helpless condition in which she
was found until Saturday last, when death
came to her relief Her husband, who had
started from his home on the freight tram of
the Manassas Gap Railroad, with cattle for the
city, on the same day his wife met with this
terrible calamity, was telegraphed to return
Instantly, but returned just in time to see his
estimabie lady expire. No clue has yet been
obtained for the solution of this most extraor-
dinary occurrence.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1861-03-20

The two great Qualifications of Florida, Fort
Pickens and Fort Taylor, ale now in regular
s'seige trim," and could hold out for eight
months, were all the soldiers in the South sur
rounding them. The SIXTY tremendous guns
added to the latter and the reinforcements of
artillery added to the first named, have rend
cred them, ir the estimation of able engin
GERS, perfectly impregnable to all probable
means of attack. The garrison are fed on the
usual harraGk allowance, h9t waste is prohib-
tied. Fort Jefferson will soon be on war
footing. There are about one hundred and
ten men in Fort Taylor.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1861-03-20
THE VOICE THAT WINS ITS WAY.

If words could satisfy the heart.
The hearth might find less care;
Sut words, like summer BIRDS, depart,
And leave but empty air.
A little said and truly said,
Can deeper joy impart
Than hosts of ords which reach the head
But never touch the heart.
A voice that wins its sunny way
4 Lonely home to cheer,
Hath oft. the fewest words to say,
But, o, those few, how dear!
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1861-03-20

a JERSEY WOMAN AN INvENToR.-A lady Of
Burlington has patented a device for throwing
reaping and moving machienes out of gear by
means of the drivers seat. When the driver
takes his seat, his weight throws the mechine
into gear when he leaves his seat, it is thrown
out of gear. Many accidents have occurred
from reaping and moving machines when be-
ing diven to and from the field (; this is inten-
ded 10 render these machines safe.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1861-03-20

A San Francisco paper reports the arrival
at that city of Japanese merchant who came
to purchase goods to be sold in his own country
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1861-03-20

1t is computed that 500 copies of fsDixie's
Land" are sold every day by music publish
ers throughout the United States.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1861-03-20

The Pennsylvania Legislature has appro-
priated thirty thousand dollars to the relief of
the Kansas sufferers. This is commendable.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1861-03-20

White House has been hired at Mont
gomery, Ala, for the use of the President OF
the Southern Confederacy, at 5000 year.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-12-04
Great ktdlttlCh III Tic lIlttb.
SINGER 4 CO.'S
nj ACHlNES

s,vvrrSrsp> 4 M 20
Olc~08N w. =
lNHtN ES
~ AANDnnD III
49, -
Well known to be the Bert tor MaaufsSturng Purposes
NJ, , SL.f,,. a,..a;...l ts..,...r,.. ..y ~,
1>'' ), S""use 1"se"'"esJeW sod az
$9u, Rc0Hced ~ $50 u
No. 2 Shuttle Nacbsac. formerly sOM Ut
a, O. Red.endfo Is m
49, -
EJNEfRSC IEER IN MAEHINE,
Is the best Machine N the World fer Eamil,
Se,cing and Light AGNnt featuring purposes
p.. ,.,
". vou,d ..k fcr an, ,.rrrrR A n..hSl... RI,
speea, Attention ~ v.st -. a. s1r~. v.L...
and All those Who cant .rh,n.s Eor ,;cLS ,.r-. roc
iu,,ro pu,pos,s Thev snhodv IN. uy,,,c ~ NJ m,
Mnnuiac uring Machine. making like them the In
tsrocked itch aud are de In he ms "a
for FAMILY SEWING and iir, n,,r,,.. =.
Is our Nanuiact urng Machine, ara for
burpor ~ in general.n d. - =. -. =.
fAuILy xvi. MACHINES are valuable In orcpor
tion To the buu4r 81 thing that they can do veil
See what our> cas, do bsIOre making purcha.e IA
There j. no d. ubt to the value Of our machine,
for urng purpo.e, but il only late that
the public began learn that the essential element,
OF ma chine hest adsp ed to the heaviest work wod
nj. . he the element. t. BIZ eu,ho,ed in . famil,
Machine. II T. now well understo d that cur Letter
Machine i. the ony Family Machine yet offered IA
the public which ha. simplicity, rapid y, durability
sud cert anty OF correct action While ~ gene rm
thing, the sewing people candid ~''ssg
acknowledge THAT our macl,ius- are unequalel fol
manu- uri,g purpo.es they are almost sure 10 q.
sert, in the same breath that sIAoER's Lsrrsa OF
Family Machines, not good as thf,s! hts is Z
mere trick Of the trade, aud We confidently iuviiS
those interested in the 81 hjcct for them
selves, and see what our Letter A FAMILY MACHINES
with all the recent mprov sinents, capable OF do
n .nsy r, sr
to light nufactsrng purposes, and thu, 10 IL re
niembered. not be said Of any OF the other FAN
LIZ MACHINES yet onered TO the pubic
The Nos. and Machines arV OF great capacity
and afpHcation mr msnufsetunng purposes. -.
Our NO Machines arc e>portn!iy adapted to Ill
KIND. Q! I'gnt ana neavy Leather "o.k IN Csrssxe
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-12-04
Scrofula, or Kings Evil,

is n constitutional disease, corruption of tn,
blood, by which this fiuid becomes vtiatcd
weak. and poor. Being in the circulation, j
pcrvadcs the whole body. and may burst on
in disease on any part Ut It. No organ is free
from its attacks. nor Is there one which it ma,
not destroy. The scrOtulous faint is variou !,
caused by mcrcurial disease, low living. dis
ordered or unhealthy food. impure air, till
and filthy habits, the depressing vices. and
above all, by the vcnercal infection. What
ever be its origin. it is hereditary il, the COZ,
stitution, descending I" from parents to chil,irc,
unto the third nmd fourth Scneration; indeed
Il seems to be the rod Of linn who says, 81
will visit the iniquities OF the fathers upo,
their Children. ..'-.l.. ..r. ..a..ass +. -
Its effects commence BY dcpo ,ition from til,
blood Of corrupt or ulcerOus matter, which, il
the lungs, liver, and internal organs, is tcrmct
tubcrcles; in the glands, swellings; and o,
the surface, cruptions or sores. This foul cor.
ruption, which scntl.rS in the blood, dcprcssc.
the energies Of life, SO that scrofnlous co>i,,,.
tons not only -suEur from, scroful0us con,
plants. but they lave far less power TO with.
stand the attacks Of o:hcr diseases; consc.
qucntly vat numbers perish by di.ordcr.
which. although not scrofilouS IN their nature,
are still rendered fatal by thi, faint in the
system. Most Of the con .'inp.ion which de-
cin,afcs the human family has its origin dir ctl,
in this scrofulous contamination; and man,
destructive diseases Of the liver, kidneys, brain.
and, indeed, Of all the organs. arise from o,
arc aggravated by the same cause. e. ..sla
One quarter Of all our people are scroft,lous
their persons arc invaded by this lurking in
lection, and their health il undermined by it.
10 cleanse it from the system we must renovate
he blood by an Alternative medicine. and in
'gorate it by healthy food and exercise.
,uch . medicine we supply il,
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-12-04
AYERS ~ --,f..a
Compound Extract Of SarsaparilIa,

We most eifectual remedy which the medical
ill of our times can devise for this evcry-
here prevailing and fatal malady. 1t is COM
ned from the most active rcInetlials that have
r.cn discovered for the cxpargntion Of this foul
i.or,lcr from the blood, and the rescue of the
vstem from its destructive consequences.
Hence it should he employed for the cure Of
rot only Scrofi,a. but also those other affec-
ions which arise from it, s,,cl. a> ERurrIvE
md SKIN DISEASES, Sr. ANrmOxy's FIRE,
itosE. or EnyslrELAs, PIMrLEs, pGsTuLEs,
:.lorcmEs. BLArHs and lsolrs. TuMnns. TErrEp
md SALT RmEuM. ScALp ll.Ap, RiNGwoRM,
t;nIUMArisM, SyrmtLiTic and MEnCtnIAL DIS
rAsEs. DHUrSy, DYSPEPSIA, DEniLirv, and.
indeed. ALI COMPLAINTS ARISING fi,oM ViTIA-
.HD or rNruRE Boon. The popular belle!
!, =. imp"rify of the bout" is founded in truth.
" scrof,,la is II d. generation OF the blood. III,
.,rtirular purpose and virtue Of This Sar>npa.
8 Ia is to purify and rcgcncra'e this vital fluid
ithout whicl, sound health is impossible il
,ntarnillatcd constitutions. '.' ...''
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-12-04
FEu A..ES.

Tire many ce titcats> ~hich I've i.esn rendered as
end tie letter daily rsoevlny, oOIirusive
OuS that among he women fhs Is tiers have given
-si fart ion VII Oh 0sl,sr> hsve done before
No woman in the land should liz without them and
tho~S no oaso - thau sill iniliO kaop supply
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-12-04
Il I'D ~ Y Y &4-@t W. r
TO THE PEOPLE or TIE
UNITED STATES!!

,
TO THE PEOPLE OF,TlIE
UNITED STATES!!
for IN. nr ). tive Offered for sale tie Public DIR.
BOvEE DOD>' IMPERIAL WINE BIrrERS and in
this short period they have given uc unver al .asS
action to the many thou. ands II sr~ons who have
tried them that il I. established article The
amount Of BODILY and mental misery sri-ing simply
from neglect CT small complaints is SUR RI ing. and
II l. therefore Of the u,mot importance that strict
attention to the least and r. Fin. BODILY slimsn,
bly, snsct the mind. The >ubserher,no only ask a
trial u
DIR. !. BOWIE DODS'
kaoeDPriNt Wine DifteT'S!
from all who hive no. s'.hsm. We challenge the
Sn.it 10 ~ odune their equal
These FILTER fr the Cure 81 Weak ston,achS. Gen
eral Debility. and tor Pur fyirg the Blood. abo
iufely IN urpas-sd BY any other remedy oi! earth
70 30 assured d this, Is only nee 10 make the
trial r Vino Il it eli j. Of very srior quality.
icing about ono-thiri stronger than OF her wine.
warming and nv,gora'ing the rnis sy>ts" from the
hv II the teof. A. thee Bitter toair and alter
orat. ths whole .ysssn and give f". t"n~ and
Araly deftnn to oil it, arts by oqualizing tie crru
ia,ion r0nnvng obstruction-, and pr"du ing gensr
u warmth They are al.o sxrss"f f'r D,ss'sr and
wOnkno-s peculiar to FEMALEs. where = Toniri re-
quirol stt.nstAsa aAd brsc~ to- syStrm. No L'd,
Who subject to la.iudo AMI fSintno.S. should nor
b. without theln they are 5svvininy IN their ac
THESE RIrrERs
WILL NOT ONLY CURE, BUT PREVENT DISEASE,
aud In this respect doubiy valuable to the
who may use them. For a7s sg
iNClPiENT CONSUMPTION,
Weak LuRgs Ind 70 ton, Dyspepsia, D saaes Of the
Nervous system Paralysis Piles aud for all case. re-
quirng Ionic. @a ~
Ds. Dops' CELEsa NED WINE BlrrERs
ARE UNSURPASSED
For Sore Throat, SO common among the Clergy, they
are truly vaiuabeL
For the aged andsinArm. aud fer persons Il a weak
couStt ution Cor alini ters 81 the 6o.rel, kawyrr
and all public spsakers- for E"ok.kpepers, silors
ssalnstre>e, students. Artit and AL persons lead
Ing seent AIRY life, they will lIove truly beneficial
A. 4 beverage, they are wholesome. limo" eat. and
delicious to tue taste hey produce all the exhilera
and valuable remedy Tor persons addicted to the
Of strong dink aud who wish TO refrain
from It They pure and entirely tree from the
p0,sons contained in the adultersted Wines and Lq
uo.s viii, which the country Is flooded. SIS
Thee DitterS not only Cuae, hut PRRvsNr Disease
the water il bad, where Chill and Fever prsva
lent. Beng entirely innocent aud harmless the,
may 10 given frssy TO Children aud Infants with in
punity. zss s.sy ~...--
ply .ieians, Clergymsa. and Temperance advocate
~ humanity, -hoad assist in spreading the.'
tuiy valuable hitter. over the land. and thsrey o.
ssntially aid in ban-hing Drunkennes. and Di.ease
4. AZ .i0setions If ths Hrad. Sick Headache
o. Nervous HsAdSshe. Dy. Dods I'M e,iG
Wine Bniers ria b. tsssd 70 b. most slsfs
~ SID l:oese.sss.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-12-04
Az ER'S .
Agu7e Cure
ron rmE SPECIFY CURE or

ID. -.E# ron tux SPEEDY CURE or *.a' a.....s
,,-rsniitent Fever. or Fever ana A gw.
eusitlent Fever, Chul Fcvcr, DNn.
cMr. Periodical l1radat sc, or l3iliOu
ada. he. ar Bilious Fevcrs, imslrs /.
80 the whole clsss ~ sstsewses OriRsn~,
Z In hillary Lrrn nKeMrMt, caused i.
= Malaria Of Mi"sanatic countries.
We arc enabled here TO offer the community
y'dv which. while il cures the above cOinpai, Z
certainty. is still pcrfcrilv harmless in AZ
nifty. Such II remedy is invaluable ia dis.r;c;
re these affecting disorders prevail. II
'UnE" eXp"l> the n,,a>inn'ic pOi>on Of Few
D., ACRE from the system. ard prevents the d
,pn,cnt Of he disease. if taken on the first al
,a"l, OF its PremoniiOry symptoms. 1t Is not OF
best remedy ever vet discover for This cla
complaints. hat also the cheapest. The lar
ntny We supply for dollar rings il within q
i. nf every body and in bliou. districts. whe
rEK AND AHrE prevails, every isOHy >h"n
it and use it freely boil, fer cure and prott
Z. A great superiority Of this remedy over !,
r ever discovered Tor the speedy and ccra
of luierm:,tcnt> Is that it rOilaiIs 40 Qniiii
mineral. consequently il produces 10 qui,,ism {
n injurious effects whatever upon the con>tii.
Those cured by 1t are left healthy
had never had the disease.
ever and Ag,ie Is not ~ thc the consequence =
mia>n,atic poison. great variety Of disc
arise from its irritation. among which III
I'd unkyin, KheuHmtiSn,, GoH, Ha. ache, BHnc
IS. JUofh,chr. Entarhr, fnt"r,h, asthma. r.,
shOa. Painful .iHr'fion IF the Spleen, Uysk
PAIN i" tn" Bo"rks, I ole, Paralysis and II.
,geaent Of TIE StoD,nch. ali OF which. wis
sinatin. in til, ca'se. put on the ihte'N,'t;c.
-. or become periodical. This "CUHE" expo
poison from the blood, and consequently cir.
m all alike. 1t is all invaluable protection
migrants and persons travelling or tcnporari
ding in the nalaros districts. If taken iOcc
iaily or daily while exposed &c the iniec,io
will be cxcr",cd from the system, and cant.
tnula,e in sufiici. Mt quantity 10 ripen into
Hence il is even more valuable for prot,
,nan c,,rc, and few will ever suffer from lat
III .,nts If tlicv avail themselves " the protect
i. remedy affords.
re,s % wv " AVER b. Co. Lowell, Mas
uoyy1.N .,.srou Z co. o...,., Ae..ss.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-12-04

Well known to BE- the Bert Tor Maausacturng Purposes
NJ. l, Shuttle lMschine, jssns1y sod at
$50, Rcdxced 10 SO 90
No. Shuttle ,vschsss. (ssmcSly soId ut
$40, Redussdto IS on
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-12-04

II Cssts but Little Purify the Blood: Giue
II tks Sismsch = ke"ssate the Systan !! s
aud ProLoeS Ljs Z $50 u @aA
PRIos : PEk BOTTLE, SIX BOTTLES FOR IS.
Yrvparsd ard old ny - aaa@R 81 [
UiiAKLES WtDDlRrELD 4 CO.. p
fo,s fsorsistor-. - wililan >'rsst, N~w York.
- Ror sale by druEyi>ss spd Urscsss esnsssliy
tlPous hout the sssuafHy. =
e7Augu.t -. ls6lyI aaa sfa
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-12-04
OH! SCISSORS !
-@sss
A. ~. StPUEll0,

a. ~. StPUeNS,
0FFERS his services 70 the M.Sregor public, rs .
IA INA AAO fAALAa OkkESSkk.
lie ha- purchased tho
"LONE STAR" SHA ZINC SALOON.
or Thompson, and will hereafter he found IT al tiss
ready 10 obliks those who ma. call Oh him.
May 18th, 1854. - & VIZ
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-12-04
n E. Newell :, !
.:.rA. ~, Wholesale Agent, McGregor, Iowa.
Read what the People say!

Read what the People say!
-. DscoaAH, sept. II, 1861.
NJ. S. Huntington- Sir: Please send me three
here Is entirely out Of them 1 have been afflicted
for several with cc.veness, sour stomach and
loss Of appetite and have never found ANYTHING that
relieved me until tried your Btters. L have taken
three hotties AID feel like man. having good
appetite aud my food dige.ts WE'LL which it had not
uone for year. II the next three hotties do me -
much gooa a those have taken did me-. shall be
entirely ssssd. Yours, truly, .. ,. eAtvsMA.
El.iorado, sept. IL lS"l.
Dr.. Huntingdon Slr:s Allow me- for the benefit Of
suffering mankind. TO state to you the benefit have
received from Your Bitter- had been ,u0sring from
scro,ila for twelve months. when In June last you
left at NV house ~" bottles which took according
to dirrofions. and mu.h better after taking
them. that bought four more Of your agent here.
and have taken them all up aud can now lay that
am rerfeetiy we'll aud free nom srrcnula: You are
at liberty to make such cf thi. statement for the
bsneat Of the pubic - you choose @JG . II
HARRISON D. LOWRY.
Fort Atkinson, Sept. IL, 1851.
S, Huntington Dear sir Permit to express
nv thanks TO yoa for the benefit have derived from
the Ne Of your Dandelon and Wild cherry Bitter.
have been Athletes tor about two year, with dim.
Guilty in the throat. which physirians call Bron.
chts. Some time lat sprinY, bought bottle Of
your Bitter. and used them accordn. to direction.
on the bottle. ieR s. murh better while using
Them that bought half dozen hotties, and nm now
a we'll man. Please keep your agent sup lied here,
fog would q soon do without bread ~ do without
them There several others in this nsghborhos
who owe their life and health to the use Of your med
icine. Worry truly, yours, ,. noDGsRs.
This certifes that have been entirely cured Of
Liver ~on'pain', by the u~e 81 the Da"i-lion and
Mild Cherry Bnter- prepared by = Huntington, Of
Farmer>hnr-. Iowa Al-''. my sister. Mrs. Caleb
brooks. hs receiv"i permanent relief from debili's
aud to-. OF appetite, by the IT the medicine.
Ossian, IOWA, Sept 10, ls8,
mrs. uPHsNA BrfrsRrisLp.
- McGr-;or Iosa, June 26,h, 1881.
nr ho.e oil t.Aas. fRn,r .si
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-12-04
DIR. J. 3 WEE DUDS'
i lnADrrfNl Wine BittePs

Are ,sot~roi BY smnens sd ply sican WHO
ha. i,Sd th"m full. in hi practice Tar he IL
event, i've years. The proTrssr, before ing
tho oxclu-vs right to man" D: ure and sell r, J.
NaseS D0dss Imperial Wis Utter hal them tested
~ txn distiaaui lied n,siisA prs"ttions who pro.
nouncei thSm y valuable rrmshs f'r disease.
Although tie nsdlesi Mep Of the country, ~ gem
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