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4 Medical Fa 81.

" WHEN Suffering under aClctian, arm,
Mo was it sought to 1--WE alarm,
That they, who Atrd, receive 40 harm
TWAS IEKKieK
! His pills mild, yot need not fear,
from fnl disease your system clear
WY wi! goa suatr from year To year
ASKS IlLKCN.
-. Ny Strengthening Plastrrs wit YOUR pain,
The price Is ~ small you caa't implitu,
It's the millions sid that gives the gain
To llEgRIcX.
IL lie 5 friend 10 all the rich-the poor,
His medicines sent to gour very door,
Apd Niien they are gone IN seul You
SANS H4KKCS.
Il,rrica's Plls sid Pas,-rs star.le communities b.
.eif wonderful, cures. Sgi1 BY al. dealers.
See a9t rrtlsaueUt. j. 30
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Special Notices.

SOMETHING To DO.-A REALTY I'VE can give
paying employment TO respectable peTsoas ipithout
asans,we can also inform respectable persons IOitk
where they invest these times with pos
tive certainty Of large gains Send addressed en-
yeope and letter stamp fer return postage to
STAFFORD h CO.,
6n5o Az Broadway, New York
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READER.

-
As an item Of interest. and to secure
,pr worthy Postmaster from further annoy.
i'm, communicative Addressed at, the Post.
,,as,o- ~ p,s,,n;str.ss W. r,blisb tho
c.rt.
~, p,sr N,sr,rssrs +, has t,,r on;.
,h,, ti,l. r. p.,.,,n,s,sr - rho rni,, one
to he known or recognized, whether applied
to NAL, or ieinnic officials in charge OF post
?'Ae's' we l"Ne AT Tue present time several
-. T. -,
pcricnec, we have vet to learn the first in.
stance where one OF tic softer sex has been
rphflc'ea 81 una r'93vfy' We haFe som
-, .,,,.,,,I IiLrt,, :, III, sn,,,o
one or more II the si-'crh6od in a charge of
dishonesty. and require the services OF the
other. the dear creatures cam. out all right
the investigation placing the erimlnality up,
on other shoulders H9t5fooh I. y, -Hait.
r., nh IN, ,,i,., vow, n,;n,,.
,..ara, r sam. ..sa,r. ,;.l.o r..cn;a, =
,som that FIJI tbr,uob tn, l., ut S,walI..
n,nd. recently Allthe uar,isul,rs are gwen
Of r,.cuil, the oxen &c, hut not word is
said # thc man. The nrblic do not learn
l.,f...,.,..,., ,.h..,t.'. 49,, .,r,.,,
.,.,,,;,, .l.,.,,, l.r, ,, 80, i, H..
tho ,,t. ~ ,,x,r - ~.
-Fhc E.s,port Sentinel OF last week has
an article upoa pir.ies. Tae S.atHei it is
erileat Is not over well pleased with the lest
halt OF the Union party in Washington
County. We lave not Yet seen the speech
Of Mr. Bradbury on the National Resolves,
but judge from the account given Of his po-
stion, that Ike the lri'hman who attempted
49,.
'"'' "c WANTS ''' 9"' '''eN '"'5' '''A' %
aimed 1T the rebels.
Y.u ,-.-
III 'i'c -i"'t''"" he"'"'9 "ll'''' .. que
point IN Mr.. Lincoln . =" scheme VIZ =
wherein be denies the right OF the Federal
''"'e' ''"''''''
Inc PRESIDENT docs not discuss tue point
whicA the Csi'a rais's' lie Bays Such
proposition on the part oil the general gov
tthmiht sets up no etal.n-'s TINS PROPOSE
To" s''' up w SUE" calm 40 '''e gu "
'"'et'e'' WIN ''a''ts l" '''e s's'' al
~, ,..t.. ta,
M,
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-, ~, -. ,,.a,.;, !.
,e..c,.,,
49, ''.aa-, M. a., :. : L., 49,, =.
.I,,.., ,ha pr..;aon. moro dion bin.s =,
in tins parasra pa
II h,w.o. r,.;s.,n.. continues tho war
80, ,,',;'','n - :, i ;,n,,s.ihI. ~ Ezra.
.u' III .t ;;, ~ a,,,r5 ond
see an 'c '"ciheu'' ""' r, nay H.' ,h "''
~" ~ ."e .a'" - ~. ,",, ,hyitnsIy
ny IA 4 80. - H. 49,
pou's e''"' 'N''''' ''""'' '''oe '"'
'"usse'
We notice that the Eastern Argus will
altar ,h;s CHARGE for tho insertion of deaths
W H..
anu "'"l''"se' We w NOV 'Ai'' ~ w ''"'
thing OF tins kind, but hope those writing
obituary notices for the American, will make
them as short AS possible. because our space
r.,:.,, Il, Ii al ,ho ,.or
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CLIENTS SUMNER CURE.
CLIENTS SUMNER CURE.
Clam's Summer Cure is a pleasant, agree.

ABLE pgCocrIoS OF EooTs AND BARKs, AND
contains not particle of eo."H drug
OF any sort. 1t always does good,
and never does harm.
-" BY their works ye shall know them"
G.. C. GOODWIN & &C.. Boston, General Agents
for New England. H. II. Hay, Portland, and B..
T. BRaDBrRY, General Agents fer Maine.
-1-Sold in Ellsworth By {, g. PEcE in Mt.
Desert by BENJAMIN kirTRRDGR, d. p WAsGorr,
VI. n. HIGGISs and J. Il. WHITING X Co. in Han
Geek by l. CEABrgEE, Jr. ; in sullivan by a. L.
Perry in Goudsboro by u. VI. SowLE i'll eteu-
ben ty J. c. GooGlSs in ofIand by MORRILL, Il
Co.
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HARD TIMES COFFEE

rs,iE trying times and the high price Of coffee
L has demanded that good substitute should
be found for pure coffee, and the manufacturer 81
the Hard Times Coffee has succeeded in the inven-
ton of al article which meets the requirements
of the times and which the Mass. State Assayer,
Dr. Hayes, pronounces free from any dcletefiGuS
substance 1t is sold at very low pr ice, and is
in fact about equal To pure coffee.
Manufactured by II. Il. NEWHALL, Ma uiac-
turcr Of Coffee, Spices and Cream Tartar, SO South
Market Street Boston. TRY IT.-You can get a
pound Of any Grocer in Ellsworth.
Certificate OF DR.. Hayes.
.tUARp TIVE CorfEE This substitute for the
more expensive kinds oi coffee has been a7alyz d
ohemiea!ly and rnicroscopicaily, and found to be
free from. my deleterious substance 1t also cor
respond. in composition with the manufacturer
statement. k. 1ectidily,
IA HAYES NJ. D. State Assayer.
l6 Bovlstou street, Boston, Feb. p, 1852.
.luIU
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Town Elections.

FRANKLIN, March Goth, 1862.
MEssRs. SAWYER Il BURR The following
is the result Of the Town meeting held in
franklin March 18th inst
A. c. Sprague, Moderator.
S. W. Foster. Town Clerk.
w. ii. Card,
Justin Scammons, Selectmen.
5. p. Donnell.
s. =. Donnell, Treasurer.
Thomas Bragdon, Collector.
W. w. Bragdon, s.. Committee.
W d. Moor,
], W. Foster, constables.
c. .. Donnell,
Yours in haste,
S. w. FOSTER.
TREuoSr, March 1862.
The Town meeting held in this town re-
suited as follows
Seth ii. Clark,
Alfred Harper, Sclcctmen.
w. S. Newman,
w. n. Abbott Town Clerk Henry II
Clark, Moderator John g. Wilson Treas
urer John F. X. Freeman, School Com.
mittcc.
All Republicans, and elected by a vote OF
near two to one. The seccssionists DEM
Gratis made their nominations, and did what
they could to elect them with the above re-
suit
TRENTON, March, Goth.
Mr. SAwYLE In your last weeks issue,
the report of the doings of our Town meet
ing contains some mistakes it was that o.
Superintendent School Committee for which
Office Warren King, Felix G. Haynes, John
Whitaker were chosen and that OF Over
seer. Of Poor, Nathan King, and Henry 5.
Boyntoa were chosen.
READER.
CAsrINE, March, 1862
At the Annual March meeting in Castint
the followin. officers were elected
=. j. llookc, Town C,erk.
j. r. Redman, ,'1''N,"'
5 W. Webster, - n.s,e al"
L. Witham, - .La D..
{. Rogers. Treasurer.
Voted to raise $500, School money
81 900, for families Of Volunteer soldiers
81 400 for Current expenses.
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TlL1AHAss.r. LEON corxrY, Z

Florida. Jul. II, 1860
To DR.. IIerrick Albany, N. 4.--Ay Dear Doctoii-l
write this inform you Of the wonderful ehrct OF 5sss
Sugar Coated pills my elder daughter. For three years
she has been Effected with bilious derangement Of tina
system sadly impairing her health which has oeen stead
iiy failing during that period When in New York In
April last friend advised me to test your pills Having
the fullest confidence in the Judgment Of my fr nd Cd
tanned a supply Of Messrs. Barnes Park, DrugRists.
Park Row New York On returning home we ceased all
other treatment and administered your pIs, one each
night The improvement In her feelings, complexion, ~
geson ETC. surprised us all. rapid ard pern,aneis
restoration to health has been TIE result. We used lees
than 1--we boxes and consider her entirely well consid-
er the above just tribute to you AS Pfysrinn, AND
trust It will be the means Of inducing ma to adop yoef
pills ~ their family net, cines.
remain dear sir, with many thanks,
" ur Obedient servant.
n
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Herr.ck's Kid Strengthening Plasters,

aeTr.cK htu otVeOSt Ue0in6 Aiose0tss
cure in i've hours pains u the breast side
and back and Rheumatic Com plants in equally short
space time. Spread beautiful white in ueir
subjects the to Inconvenience and each ons
will wea from week three months. Price 1s4 cts
iierrick Sugar Coated Pills and Kid Plasters sre SOLO
Ivy Druggists Merchants In all parts Of the United
states Canaas and South ATerica and may be obtained
by calling for item by their full name,
Use UaceVs Condition Poicders
for your Horses and Cattle.
For sal, By c. G. Peck, Ellsworth, Me.
DR. L. Il. HEKRICK l. Co., Albany. N. 7.
T.. BLASHFIED, Travelling Agent. is1y30
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LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS,

The ladies of Ellsworth who have
been at work making up articles for the San
itary Commission, have received the follow
ing letter of acknowledgment;
United States Sanitary Commission.
". E. Womsa's AUXILIARY Association.
%. SUMNER ST.,
BosroN, March IL, 1862
Ladies 1t gives me much pleasure to
acknowledge the receipt of box forwarded
by you to our Office, and containing large
variety of useful and comfortable articles to
to be distributed by our Commission in the
Military Hospitals.
Accept our most cordial and grateful ack
nowledgements Of your generous kindness
and believe me,
Yours respectfully,
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CLIENTS SUMNER CURE.

THAT FOR CHILDREN TROUBLED WITH CiNKER IN
the mouth or stomach. or mothers suffering from
nursing sore mouth, safe and speedy cure is
effected by the use of
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SPECIAL NOTICE,

All Letters and Communications on bust
ness pertaing to the Office, must be directed
to
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HOWES' COUGH PILLS.
HOWES' COUGH PILLS.

That ron CHILpRTy CUTTING TEETH, ~ TROUBLED
with Diarrhca or any irregularities Of the Bow
els, all other remedies arc Insignificant COM
L ~
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Clem's Summer Cure.

By THE CONCURRENT TESTIMONY OF MANY SUFFER-
ers, the fact has been established that for Coughs,
Hoarseness and Bronchial affections, there is no
remedy extant that so universally affords reiet
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Now Booh1,

New Books.
The City Book Store is this day in receipt OF the
following chnice;itersturee
Cect pferIue. hs fAeedate Winthrop.
John Hreut 81
Shadow In the House. by Saunders.
The Fonseh0 Id of Bouy erie, by Southern Lady.
Songs In Many Keys, by Holmes.
ReGollsctAous Of shelley and By ron by Trelauny.
Shsiley Memorials, by Lady Shelley.
he Rejected Stone, by yirginian.
Tom Burke's school Days at Rugby.
DsQuincy's Opium Eater.
Literary "reminiscences
Theological Essays,&c.
Hoods Poems, Blue and Gold.
Loweiiss
ionsietiow'sP Poems, Blue and Gold.
Mrs. Jameson's Low es OF the Poets Blue 4 Gold.
characteristics Ac,, -
. stnliss, Ae., -
r ftaiap Pniuiers, 8.
- Legend 1.-THE Madonna
Sketches of Att, - e. a.
- " Diary, &C..
HIS xthorne's Marble Faun
House of theSeveD Gables.
" ScAtletlIetter.
- Moses from 4 Old Manse.
Twice Told Tales.
Snow Image.
% htithcdale X ances
Longfeliow't Hiswaths.
a. Evangeline.
The above Books will be sold at Pnbisner's prices
The public are invited TO cali and xamine the ST.
feoc'o j. ". OGDEN.
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JEFF Davis, the rebel chief, has repeat
edly declared on the foor Of Congress,
that. "slavery is but form of civil gov
eminent, for those who are not 1T to
Govern themselves" Do you think he
Considers YOU Fl. for seN.government
Senator Clay. from Alabama, answered
this question 10 his own way and correct
" too little over eighteen months ago.
he said of the people of the free States
..of course We carrot live in the same
sove.nmen. With this people, co'ess We
could control it, ,
IF JED. Davis, Clay, and the rebel
leaders generally considered you tit for
.elf.sovernmen., why dia they make war
upoo the Government which they were
sworn tc support, because Northern
man W.. elected President? The an
sver is too clear to sdmis 81 doubt -
They considered you unfit to have voice
IN any government Arise then 10 the
majesty Of yorr strength and convince
the world ,ha: yos are not only able to
~: down this wicked REBELLION, but, that
YOU are also capable Of seIf.government.
/, will cost treasure and i, will cost blood,
bu, the preservation Of the Republic is
worth both,
ISM your humble fellow citizen.
Of Srria y6eld Township.
JcEtEER
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p~ The papers yesterday brought no
additional particulars of the battle last
Saturday. From the fact that our forces
held the ground and that the rebels did
not reply to our firing the next morning
We infer that our forces had the best Of
it. Gen. Burnside and others are march
ing to the aid Of Gen. Pope, and it il
reported that the rebels are making
Aaukiug movement by way Of Luray. 1t
is probable that ere this the battle has
been renewed with oil its carnage.
The federal forces have gained veto
~ at Cumberland Gap.
The rebels have captured Independence
Mo and great alarm exists in Northern
Missouri, lest the gueril as should rarage
the whole country. The 18th lows has
gone to Hannibal, and will look after the
rebels 10 that quarter.
Gen Banks receives praise from oil!
parties for his bravery and generalsbip in
the late battle.
There had been no more fighting on
the date battle Geld up to Tuesday mora
ing.
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SELF GOVERNMENT.

Fellow citizens Of Cedar county ire.
spective Of party, permit one Of the
humblest and most unassuuing Of your
own number, to admonish you of the
truly dignifed, noble and powerful posi-.
ton WHICH you as American citizens oc-
cupy. What renders you thus dignifed,
noble and powerful is not, that you are
citizens of Cedar county only, nor even
citizens Of the young, fertile, inAuentia
and patriotic State Of Iowa; but, because,
you are citizens of the United States Of
America. The constitution of the Unit.
ed States, is therefore your fundam entail
law, with which the constitution and
laws OF your own and every other State
must harmonic and "the judges in every
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fourth more prolific, better to keep worms
out of their hives, and more clearly IN
their manners. We believe them equal
ly IS much disposed to sting as other bees
but consider that no objection to them
Some thought them mere irritable than
other bees, and Others thought them
harder to reconcile. With the exception
Of their disposition to sting being equal
to tha, of the common bee, the associa-
ton agreed with the report given Of them
BY Mr.. Lapgstroth, Dr.. Kirkland, and
others. .
The ht.pess Of the hour precluded
other Subjects from discussion and the
association adjourned TO meet on the
evening Of the second day Of the State
Pair. Il. q. TABOR, Sec 3.
Other papers please copy.
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that sooner or later he will cast aside III.
vesk measures that have failed to heal
and adopt a policy that will eradicate add
annihilate whatever is inimical to tho
great idea for which We we're called to be
= nation lie cannot be true unless b,
does.
The loyal North has waited long and
patiently. Her armed men grow weak
10 the Geld at the leniency towurd those
they we're called upon to bid to bow to
the majesty Of the Government. Al
"hope deferred maketh the heart sick.,'
so they begin TO ask themselves and theif
Gcneyals, aud send back the sickeuinp
query home, when will this wicked
war be brought to M end ?" There il
no duty too arduous for them-no work
impossible. Lead them wisely against
their country's enemies, and they win
compel the respect Of naughty traitors,
and vindicate self government for this
age Of tho world.
Will the border State men yield their
policy for one of vigor, and help enact
new scenes Of valor and gloryy
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CLEANSE YOUR LOOD
BY USING
SCoVill'S
BIood& liyerSyrup

me recipe - gwen 10 all physicians
That 'hty may know what they ar. p.ipv
The combination Of Sarsaparila with sulLp,f. 4 .
Is well known to oil medical menas
Inc best compound TO rsrgy ne bi..d ever u..d
~ cures scrofGla ia all its worst f,rm.
All diseases Of the skin it cure. egertnau,
s'Phh'c s"eiling.. Fry .pelas. scaId Head.
SAT- hhsum Female complaints Tuuor,
imIhTy ct the blood.
a,ay AelAns WIZ tell you 10 Let alone oil Pre-.
pretaFS OF 4nsc. medicines as they call them VIII.
~ VI. sic reason 'ha' 'Acy are put uJ With PRIV.
ed directions aud the name and Ia t,cor,rish,.a
snow shem The formula Of preparation. aud in nine
cases cot o' ten they will approve Of it, There Ar.
rom physicians whose prrj udie are over
balanced Ivy their good sense o, the cYr. y, Xi,,n..
Of ScoTi' Blood and Liver Syrup, and = arc ssius
1t for their private practice.
Sold by H. sCo'lL, Proprietor, Chic ago, H.
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AFTERNOON SESSION

Convention met on its adjournment --
President in the chair.
The committee on nominations offercl
their report which was as follows: G. G.
McNei! for President; Judge King, Vice
President; z. c, Tabor, Secretary; Free
man Smith, Corresponding Secretary
Wilson Kirk, Treasurer William Town
send, William Leo and G. b. Bent, tx
ecutive Commi,tce-alI of whom were
duly elected.
The committee to present matter 70,
discussion, this afternoon, presented the
following items
lst. Is natural or artificial swarminp
the BETTER
I'd. Is it best to feed bees in spring -,
If so, in what manner?
I'd. Is it fact that bees will not do
best in well regulated hives?
4th. Will it pay to move bees in sum.
mer to gain honey?
9th. Is the Italian bee worthy Of cul.
tiyation ?
9th. Winteripg bees
Members present gave their experience
IN wlnteriug bees.
Joseph Ice stated that he had winter.
ed 6o colon'es-30 in clamps and 30 out
doors. The average weight of all ranged
from 6O to 80 pounds each in the fall -
In the spring those in the clamps lost in
weight | pounds those wintcred out,
IS pounds. Lost no swarms
VIM. Lee wintered ten swarms by COW
er'ns with straw and hay took them out
IN March all we'll except few dead in
each hive.
G. d. Bent lost few weak co,on;es
put up in clamps, but considered it the
safest way. A letter from Il. Il Wright
OF Davenport, to one of the members,
stated that he had safely wiptered 80
s"arms in clamps. Dr. Maynard thought
bees required upward ventilation as we'll
as other animals. VIM. Lees cx periepce
was to the contrary. Other views were
given but not noted.
The subject of Italian bees was dix
cussed at some length. Nearly all agreed
win the following statement of Mr.
Smith, of Winnesheik county, who stat.
Cd that they were moro perseveriue than
me common bee in storing honey; that
us had been seen eight and ten mile,
rom nome, aud he considered them one.
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WATER DRAWER

THE undersigned is now offering TO the citi
l. gems Of Cedar county Puner's PsteR, Water
Drawer, which exeels all other devices Of the
kind in Sheapness, durability ease Of draft, con.
venence in use, and ne atness. IT accumulate
no ice in winter and, as the bucket fills from the
bottom, it does not rile the water, and takes il
from the very bottom Of the we'll. In lowering
the bucket, the crank does not turn, and the dc.
scent is regulated by a small lever. The compo
sit, on ribbon, by which the bucket 10 drawn, u
very tough and will last great many years.
Price Of curbs 81 to so. The ribbon 10 ten cents
. foot. Having put up the Drawer" for the
PERSONS tanned below. I take the liberty Of refer
ring to them for evidence OF its excellencies
A. NJ PLATNEP
Upton, July 3Oth, 1862 v9n3D jr
Names Of persons who have Pufiers Waite,
Drawer in use:
Hon. W. II. Tuthill, John Culbertson, W liam
mond, II. Reigart. s. Wirick. J. X. shy der, J. "
Baglcy. II. G. Patt, Robert II. Adams, C. II.
MilhOuse.
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE APIAKIAN
CONVENTION.


The Iowa State Apiarian Convention
NE. 10 Upton, Iowa, May S,h, 1862, at
10 o'clock a ID. President {. 6. Ne
Neil in the chair. james McCluug vas
chesen assistant secretary pro tenn. The
Constitution drafted by the committee
for fhst purpose va. admitted to the
Convention; aud, on motion, was coDsid-
cred, article by article, and adopted as
fellows:
We, the following subscribers, hereby
unite and form ourselves into a society
under the name of The Iowa State Bee
Keepers Association, for the purpose Of
sdvan.,cc an interest in Bee enltsre.
The officers Of the Association shall
consist Of President, Vice President,
Secretary, Corresponding Secretary,
Treasurer, and an Executive Committee
of three.
The duties of the President, Vice
President, Secretary and Treasurer, shall
be the same as usually devolve upon such
officers.
| The Executive Committee shall pro-
vide rooms and all things requisite for
the meetings Of the society; shall adycr.
ti.e the time and place of meetings aud
it all accounts and discharge the same by
drafts on the treasurer
The eSecutlye committee shall, at each
meeting, report subjects to be examined
and debated by the ASSOCIATION. They
shall specially examine all submitted i'm
prorements in hives, management, Of bees
and all other subjects having a bearing
on the legitimate Objects Of the society
and, if in their opinion, they deem such
improvement, device, or suggestion, to
possess merit, they shall report to the
society with recommendation that such
subject be investigated and debated by
the association.
The association shall meet annually on
the evening Of the second day, at the
time and place of the Iowa State Fair.
The president and executive commit
tee may call special meetings By duly ad.
vertisiug the same.
Any person may become a member of
the society by payio. on ini.ia,ion fee Of
25 cents and signing this consultation.
The association may annually assess a
tax on each member, not to exceed the
sum Of % cents to meet expenses, pro-
vided the report Of the treasurer shows
the condition of tho treasury to require
said tax.
This constitution nay be altered o,
amended by vote Of two thirds Of tn
members present, at any annual meetin,
Of the society, notice having been give
in writing Of such intended amen Omen
or alteration at preceding meeting.
On motion ordered that provision b
made in tho constitution for correspond
l ing secretary.
: On motion ordered that a committee ,
| three be appointed to present subjects fc
, discussion this afternoon &C. Meme
. a. j. Smith, and W. II. Furman, we,
appointed said committee.
T. On motion ordered that committee
i, three be appointed to nominate permane,
T. officers. G. D. Bent, James Hurst, an
h Wilson Kirk were appointed
l. Adjourned till | ! o'clock ,. IN.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-08-14

:<5- |. is said tina, Wendell Phillips
Is working TO prevent cnils,men,s and
to get up reyo!- ton IN the North. II
this is 50, he should be served like any
other traitor to lis country and the
sooner the better. 1t is high time tina,
traitors and sympathizers with traitors
should be hung.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-08-14

Col. A. B. Porter, Of the 4th Iowa
Cavalry, in aspeech recently at his house
in Mt. Pleasant, said that he went to
the war pro-s'avery Democrat, and had
come back among old associations, an
Abolh'on'st. The war had cured him.