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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-04-02

fhs many certificates which have been rendered %
esd The letters daily rsceivng, conclusive
hsee( that among the women these Btters have given
AsatisfAston which no others have done before
10 woman II the land should be without than, and
those who once use them will not fl TO keep supply
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Howard .4S8OCiNtiOll,
PHIL DELPHIA.

Benevolent Iustitution established BY special En-
dewuent for the Relief OF the Sick aud distressed
afflicted with yirslent and Epidemic Diseases, and
especially for the Of Diseases OF the Ssxua
Organs.
NHEDICAL Advice given gratis, by the Actug snr
Nl geon, to all who apply by letter, with descrip
ton OF their condition, Gage, occupation. habits o
lifc &C y and in of extreme poverty, medicines
furnished free OF charge.
Valuable Reports Spermat orrhoca, and other nis
of the Sexual Organs, and on the Ntw Rsmedie
employed in the Dispensary. sent to the afflicted tr
sealed letter envelopes, free Of charge Two or three
stamps for postage will be acceptable.
Address DIR. J. SKILLIN II"uGHToN, Acting Surgeon
Howard Association, No. 2, South Ninth Street, Phil
adelphia, Pa. EZRA D uEARTWELL Pres.
GEO. FAIRClIILD, Sec'y. jan2wly
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TO THE PEOPLE OF THE
UNITED STATES!!


Il. the month Of December, 1855, the undersigned
ar the nrst time offered for sale to the public DR.. J.
DovEE DODS' IMPERIAL WINE BITTERS. and in
s short period they have given such universal satis-
action to the many Thousands Of persons who have
trisd them that II il established article. The
amount Of bodily and mental misery arising simply
from neglect Of small complaints Is surprising and
u il therefore Of the utmost importance that strict
attention 70 The least and most tring bodily alment
should be had for disease OF the body must invara-
,sisl Of
DIR. J. BovEE DoDs'
Imperial Wine Ditters!
from al who have not used them. We challenge the
world to produce their equal.
These Enters for the Cure Of Weak Stomachs, Gen.
ssal Debility, and for Purifying the Blood, sbso
lately unsurpassed by any other remedy on earth
e be assured Of this Is only necessary to make the
trial. TIE Wine Of itself Is of very superior quality,
beng about oue-third stronger than other wines !;
warming and invigorating the whole system from the
head to the feet. As these Btters tonic and alter
atve In their character they strengthen and invig
healthy aetion to all its parts BY equssng the rcu-
sAon, removing distinctions, aud producing gener-
d warmth They are also excellent for Diseases and
CURED sfrengthes and brace the system. No Lady,
who u subject to lassitude and fhintness should not
b without them, - they are revivyiny in their
hon.
THESE BITTERS
WILL NOT ONLY CURE, But PREVENT DISEASE,
end In this respect douby valuable to the
vhs may use them. For
INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION,
Weak Lungs Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Diseaass Of the
Nervous system Paralysis Piles, and for all cases re-
Oa. DoDs' CrLrssArrD WINE Brrrrss
-s ARE UNSURPASSED
For Sore Throat, 80 common among the Clergy, they
Hs truly valuable.
For the aged and iuArm, aud for persons Of weak
sonsttution-for Ministers Of the Gospel, Lawyers,
and al public speakers for Book-keepers, Tailors,
3samstTesses Students Artists, and all persons lead
isg sedsntary life, they will prove truly beneficial
A. . beverage, they arc wholesome, innocent and
delicious 70 the TASTE They produce all the exhilera
ting sscts Of Brandy Wine, without intoxicating
and valuable remedy for persons addicted to the
ua ofexcessiye strong drink, and who wish to refras
from Il. They are pure and entirely free from the
poisous contained in the adulterated Wines and Liq
1ors with which the country Is flooded
Theee Bittees not only CURE, but PRBvBNT Disease
end should be used By all who live In country where
ths water bad, where Chils and Fevers preva
jant Being entirely innocent and haimless they
may b sven freely to Children and Infants with im
Funity.
Physieians, tClergymes, aud temperance advocates
- IN act Of humanity should assist IL spreading these
Huly valuable Btters over the land, and thereby
ssntislly aid In bau.hing Drunkenness and Disease
n ~ A6sctisas Of tie Head, Sick Headache
~ Nervous Headache, Dr.. Dods' Imperial
Wsss Buffers ,siu BE- touad to b msss Sslsts
~ snd EGeoeious.
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"uV1eo&10 ASeusS McOIe8VFi IOWA
Read what the People say /!


". i. Rsnhngten- 81 Please send ms three
bottles Of those Daudeon Ditters. Your agent
here Il entirely out Of them. have been amicted
loss Of appetite and have never found thing that
sslisvsA me until tried your Bitters have taken
three bottlss Aud feel like new man, having good
appsttG and my food dgssts veil, which 1t had not
ssns fbr years. II the next three bottles do -
much good - those have taken did me, shall be
''tr'' ''''A f0'f srs ador.a. sept a 1881
D. Rsnsisgson-S ir: Allow me for tho benefit Of
suffering mankind. to state to you the benefit havs
seroiYuia Sor twelve mouths, when In June last you
LEFT 1t my house two bottles, which took according
TO drectious, and was much better after taking
chem, that bought four moro Of your agent here,
aud have taken them oil up, and can nov say that
am perfectly we'll and free from scrofula You are
at liberty to make such Of this statement for the
xAsnIsox .. LOWRY.
., Neutrality-suspicious. sir Permit mo to express
my thanks yox FOR the benefit have derived frcm
tho use Of your Dandslon and Wild Cherry Bitters
have been aficted for about two years, with din
Guilty in the throat, which my physicians call Bron
shits. Some time last spring, bought . bottle Of
Your Bitters aud used them according to directions
the bottle. I felt much better while using
them, that bought half dozen bottles, and am
. we'll man. Please keep jour agent supplied here.
chem There arc several others In this nsighberhood
Who their life and health to the OF your med
isius. Very truly, yours, ,. aopoERs.
This certidss that have been entirely cured Of
Wild Cherry B.ters, prepared By 5. Huntingdon, Of
Farmersburs, Iowa. Also, my sister, Mrs. Caleb
Brooks, ha. received permanent relief from debiiit,
and los Of appetite, by the Of the medicine
0ssian, lows, Sept. l6, 1861
MAS. sPHsxA BurrsRrIstp.
Mc0regor, Iowa, june Goth, 1861.
NJ. 3. Neutrality-suspicious. sir: Having been troubled
~ the past few yeers With Indigestion and dyspspsia,
q through recommendation
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FEM

-. u. ENABLES.
fhs many CERTIFICATES which have bssn rendered %
ed The letters ase daily receiving, conclusive
ss a..' Bitter; NAV;
10 woman h the land should be without thsm, and
these who onos uss them will not f to keep supply.
DIR. j. BOVEE DODS'
Inapcrial Wine Bitters
Are prepared By an eminent and skiful physelan Who
hes uss them successfully in his practice Tor the last
twsnty-ave years Ths proprietor, before purchasing
Devss Dods' Imperial Vino Bittess, had them tested
- TIVE disingushed medical practitioners who pro-
ssunssa then . valuable remedy for disease.
8al thing dkspprovs Of Patsst Medicines, yet We do
net ssisve that respectable Physician can Be found
y the United States, acquainted With their medical
beds' Imperial Wine Bittess.
n Ill sswiy settled places, where there is always
:s. sk.:. S.s H :Ro .Ss :. .::s
SVssy 0esaing before brsakfast
DR.. J. BOvEE DODs'
Imperial Wine Bitters
ss.sissz ss:a s.sss-sy, soiossss seal, ce~t1sy:.
ed 6saiisa. Thsy are msnuhetuled By pr. Dods
Ansel1 who.h An expesienssd and successful Physi-
49, I'D, hsasa shoald not BE- classd among The
0Melh 1lssuns which Aoed the country, and against
whsh the llsdeal ?ro1aloa % Justly prsjuaieed
1hse truly valuabs Dittses have been thoroughly
Slste1 b III slaAss oS the community Tor almost
every varsity q disease nadent 70 the human system
aAat 10y aEsnsRdssnsd Indispensable 81
TONIC, MEDICiNE, AND A BEVERAGE
q Purchase one Bottle
niCbas Ut Listls Purity tke bieo4 0iu
d :. = ~ GfessGek RsRouGts tks SrS1ls
- ed Pssasss If:
RDacS 81 Pen Do1rLS, SIX DOrTLss ron 46
ssasse - e 81 q = ,w1pprv1r1p 1 CO.
0eas HsoDeleeess, % Ws1nD 1eesse, New Yeek.
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ohGo0GAo0e - s9oof1y.
Au6uat -, 1oo1y1
H1N Scales
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-16

The Democracy and conservative men OF
Clarke county assembled In Mass Convention,
In the city, on Saturday last, to the number Of
about five thousand, which Is considered by far
the largest political meetieg held in this coun.
" for years.. The early part OF the day was
beautiful, and at an carly hour the hard-fsted
yeomanIy OF the county commenced pouring in,
and BY ten O'Clock, the city was swarming with
people. The numbers present were surprising,
when the shortness Of the notice was taken Ia.
to consideration, having had but one publication
In the Democratic paper The meeting was
called to assemble at Spence's Grove, at 2
O'Clock, yet by twelve at least three thouAand
people had assembled 10 that shady retreat,
where stand had been erected for the speaker,
and seats to accommodate the people. Every
thing promised fair until about one o'clock,
when terrific thunder storm arose, and the
people fled to their houses, for PLACES of safety
The Storm King roared and revelled for about
two hours, and during that time many disap.
pointed countenances might have been seen
among the friends Of Constitutional Liber
ty, who had come together to hear the faithful,
fearless, and eloquent Representative of the
Columbus district. At about 3 O'Clock the storm
subslded, and the people again assembled at
the grove. The meeting was organized by call.
ing Samuel H. Bowlus, Esq., to the chair, aud
appointing Chas. M. Gould, Secretary. The
chair announced that Hon. 8. 8. Cox would
then address the meeting, which was the signal
for the most enthusiastic cheering. Scarcely
had the speaker mounted the stand before the
rain commenced descending In light showers,
aud 90 continued at intervals, until the close OF
his speech, which lasted about two hours and a
quarter, the vast concourse Of people, the while,
maintaining their positions, showing the deep
interest they felt In the cause.
Mr. Cox made an eloquent and forcible speech
during which he was frequently interrupted by
loud bursts of applause. In eloquent terms he
urged warm support of the Administration in
Its efforts to suppress the rebellion and restore
the Union, and denounced In withering terms
the schemes and measures OF the ultra Repub
licans, as calculated to defeat that object. The
meeting adjourned about six o'clock, with three
rousing cheers for s. s. Cox, and three for the
Constitution and the Union, and the crowd then
left for their homes, fully satisfied with the days
proceedings, and In fine spirits. Taking it al.
together IL was great day for the Democracy
of Clarke county, and will have good effect
In the city and country. It will convince our
Republican friends that the Democracy are in
earnest, and can not be driven from their devo
tion to :" the Constitution as 1t Is and the UDioI
ss II was," either by threats or denunciations
| The entertainment was wound up In the evening
about eleven O'Clock by q handsome serenad,
given to Mr.. Cox, at the Willis House, By
Cropp's German Band, which discoursed mos
excellent music Clarke County Democrat, Au
gust 18th.
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-16

"No, said Abe. thoughtfully, che mus
tlEe Richmond We shall have to look for
somebody else." :. 10
There's Fremont" observed correspond
ent OF the Tribune, who was playing dominoes
with negro at little distance.
The President was vexed, but answered mild.
ly:
"No, want soldier"
"Take Halleck, then, said ]. "He is brave
and courteous soldier, and has nothing worthy
to do just now"
"That's rather q good idea. said Abe.
"You can't do better" said.
"Ill do il, BY jingo"
Halleck is no fool. HeknoWs how to manage
On army. am told that he considers the white
race 70 be OF more importance than the black,
20 we may expect fue old howl from the TTi-
blne, Post, Anglo.Aj,ican, and other papers
OF that stamp.
returned to Washington with Abe, but incoo.
did not want public reception, and knew
that there was but one way to avoid one, so I
disguised myself as pair of saddlebags, and
came here to Willards without detection.
The other day, as the President and myself
were sitting on the House OF Representatives
steps, the last session closed, and the members
filed out ina body. The Republicans came
last, and Abraham looked after them with
sardonic smile.
"That reminds me-" said be, "of little in
cident When was quite boy, nv fit.boat
lay up at Alton, on the Mississippi, for day,
and strolled about the town. | saw a large
stone building, with massive walls, not 20
handsome, though, as this; and while was
looking at 1t, the iron gateway opened, and a
great body of men came out What do You
call thatP | asked by.stsnder. That said
he, fs the State Prison, and those are all
thieves, going home. Their time is up.'"
] looked bard at the President, as be empha.
sized the last dozen words, but his face remain
ed stolidly calm. You may Judge for yourself
OF the political meaning conveyed by bis parable.
My announcement of the destruction of
Vicksburg, in a previous letter, was triAe
premature, but intend to make It all right one
Of these days. ......
shall return to the Peninsula as soon as the
Halleck business is settled.
Til then, remain In Washington. =.
Aud also remain yours,
MoARoNE.
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From Vanity Fair.l
Our War OOrrespOndence.


WAsHNaroN, J uly --th.
DEAR VANIrY:-0f course you know that
there has been something the matter.
There has been q lawyer in the way.
You see, when Mcclellan took the field, he
could no longer act as Commander-ln-C Chiei, 80
1t was thought expedient to get new Seer etary
Of War, who could manage the business of bis
Office and Of the army also.
Did you ever notice, dear Vanity, the differ
ence between different men7
Some men can do things, and some can't. /.
Now we must have new Commsuder-in-
Chief.
Abe suspected thus much some time ago.
He went to see Scott about 1t, at West Point
The brave old General received him with effu-
sion. ertf
"What shall / do7n asked Abe.
"There is but one man who can tell you"
sand he 10 -. z"
"McAronew j,
So, the next thing, Abe pocketed bis tooth
brush, and clean collar, and took the early train
for the Peninsula.
| met him with open arms.
"What shall do Z" he asked.
"Take q cocktail. !" suggested.
"But want ComnAnder.in Chlef.n
|. ssTheFes George \" I sugsested, ssbul ]
can hardly spare him new"
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6ates. cJLAr Won 4L .C1Q7 ETEi ~
Adyeitisements leaded and placed In tho column Of
Especial Notices., double the ordinary rGftegM Y
All notices required to be published y law lskal rates
Iordered on the inside exclusively after tie fnt Woek
per cent, more than the above rates, but ali suoh VII
sppear In the Tri.Weekly without charge. Vz48
Business Cards, not exceeding I've lines per year In.
ide, ~ so per line; outside e2l sl' isA'f
Noticesof meetings chartables oceteB, nre companies
ko., half price. y lSa eiGi
Az transient Advertisements must BE- paid 6oy In
adcancs The rule will not be varied from.
Weekly, same price 40 the Daily where the advertiser
70 both used, then the charge for the Weekly VIII be
ali the rates Of the Daily T7rI tf,'T 81 ~
No advertisement taken except for definite period.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-16

Hon. VIM. E. Finck, of Perry county, was
then declased the unanimous nominee Of the
Convention.
The committee on Resolutions then made
the following report, which was unanimously
adopted: rs
Res0lued, That we, the Democrats of the 10Th
Congressional District, in convention assem-
bled, heartily indorse and approve the platform
and ticket adopted by the late Democratic State
Convention.
There being no further business before the
Convention, it then, on motion, adjourned sine
die. L. W. sIFFORD, President.
B.W. CARLISLE, Principal Secretary.
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Master Commissioners Sale.

O0ee@A@eArSr~4N@@~@
George Dague's admir- Doc. ?, page 3V3.
vs.. Erapklin County Common
Martin swickard and wife Pleas.
TN Ct an order Of the said Court to me d.
rected will offer for sale at public auction, at the
door Of the Court House, In the city Of Columbus,
Saturday, the 18th day of August, A. d. 1862,
At one o'clock P. NJ, the following described real es
tate, situate In the county of Franklin and State o
Ohio, bounded and described as follows:
Being part Of the second quarter Of the first tsWn
ship and sixteenth range United States Military lands
beginning seventy four poles and IL links west Of the
northeast corner Of said quarter thence south hun
dred and twelve poles thence west eighty poles and II
67 Inks thence north hundred and twelve poles tc
the north line Of said quarter thence east eighty poleI
II OF links to the beginning, containing hftysx and
oneha acres being the same premises decided by sale
Dague aud wife TO said swickard.
Appraised at $50 90 per acre.
g. W. HUFFMAN, Sheriff,
and Master Commissioner.
L. J. ORITcHTIKLD, Atty.
Printers fees IS IS
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The Housekeeper's
NEW FURNITURE POLISH.

DREPARED FROM AN IMPROVED
recipe by the pr prietor Of the brother JoEA
THAN POnsH," is certified by all the leading New YORK
Furniture Dealers and PianoForte Makers to be the
best In the world for removing Scratches Marks and
and restoring high and laating Ploss to all kinds
Of Vanished Work from Furniture to Leather. II is
cheaper and better than anish dries Immediately and
bottle or two Of this NEw FURNITURE POLISH House.
keeper can work agic in the furnture OF house and
keep 1t looking like new. Now 10 the time to Shine
up your Tables Chairs Desks Pianos Picture Frames
Carriages, etc.. and make them look ty per cent bet
ter. This Is true economy. For tale by Furniture
Dealers and Storekeepers generally Price. 25 and so
cents bottle. Depot No l. Spruce atreet, New York.
ePEcAL AGENTS WANTED. Address box 1879, NEW
YonK P. o.
July N-dtw&wlyfromfeb286
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Superior Court of Franklin County

HENKY HEADLEY v formerly of said
IL county, will take notice that on the oath day July,
I'D. 1852, Elizabeth Landon, Of said county filed her
petition In said franklin County Superior Court against
said Headly, setting forth that in consideration OF
promise to marry on the part Of said plaintiff, said
Headey ha undertaken and promised TO marry said
fulhl said promise-though reasonable time had
elapsed; and though plaintiff ready and willing to
fulfil her said promise Further that said Headley had
agreed to marry said plaintiff the 5th day Of July
D. 1862 but then refused and has ever since refused
fulfil said agreement by which refusals plaintiff Il
damaged to the amount Of ten thousand dollsrs for
which amount she clams Judgment. Said Headley Il
notified that he Is required to appear and answer said
petition on or before the third Saturday after the 5t
day Of September next
W. R. RANKIN,
II. 8. CHITTENDRN.
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Columbus, July 90. 1862. .-d1tW6w.
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Master Commissioners Sale.

Zadoc Vesey Doc. 3, page 265.
vs. Superior Court OF Frankli
Christian aramlick etalD County, Ohio.
TN PURSUAN0E-OF AN ORDER OF
i sale from the above named court, to me directed
will offer for sale at pube auction at the door Of the
Court House in the city Of Columbus, on
Saturday, August 10Th, A. D. 1862,
at one O'Clock P. NJ. the following described real es.
tate situate in the county Of franklin, and State Of
Ohio, to.wit fdt
One and half acres Of land being the west half Of
the last half Of six acre lot In half seoton 27 township
5, range %, Refugee lands. .
Appraised at $500. t-l,
e.. q. W. HUFFMAN, Sheriff,
Il. O. NoBLE Attorney. a
Printers fees - 50. sxl-1sit
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