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{" You PAYS YOUR MONEY AND YOU TAKES
YOUR CHOICE.'-
This corresponds with our previous informa-
ton, a1ld IeaVey no doubt that ths increment
mp the Tennessee and the CnmJsrland orr
gtnatsd tcIM General RaiLsck. ."-Trt5une,
March 3
90 1t will probably be shown in due time that
F2ag-C0Tcer Foots had as much to do tcith its
inception ANIL success as any sther man on
the continent. 1t toas not AiS fauh he did
not do more. ."-TrtB,.ne, Mareh3
" Let nobody forget that the mail-clad gun
boats and the mortar boats which have borne
80 glorious, and, indeed, SO indispensable a
part in the recent triUmphs of our arms in the
West, were planned and commenced by Gen.
Fremont. "-TTibHne, March 4.
" Let n not be forgotten TINT TO Coznmo-
d0rc FOotc belongs the cysdi Of pLunHIns anil
striking hs ttco HoIcs IrhIch hare broken the
bac&bOne Of the reJeiltoH iW TIE UakIey Of hc
NtSslSs,ppi. "-Tribtlne, March f.
- The credit Of planning the victories which
have just saved US Kentucky and Tennessee is
justly accorded to him president Lincoln. - y
Tribune, March 4.
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Large Force of Rebels Reported at New

CHICAGO, March Ga special dispatch to the
Tribune from Cairo says: The Federal pickets
at Columbus were driven In Yesterday by rebel
cavalry, when the woods in the vicinity Of the
town were shelled by the gunboats, on whic the
rebels fed
1t was reported that heavy cannonading was
heard at Columbus at four O'Clock this morning
In the direction Of " ew Madrid. The rebel army
at that point is said to number 40 600, having
been largely reinforced from COlum bus and Mem.
phis. The rebels have also eight wooden gun
boats
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PTentiCeana.

Gen Buckner expected, in his orrespond.
enoe with Gen. Grant, to exact and obtain high
conditions, but he found himself, like vulgar
| fraction, reduced to the lowest terms.
Some of the Fort Donelson officers, confined
at indianapolis, are said to give the most
ments in the battle. Samson used the jaw of
an ass in performing his feats, but they wag
that weapon in telling of theirs.
One Of the Mississippi companies at Tennes-
see is commanded by Captain Phillip Cooke.
We presume he is gallant P. Cooke
The great subterranean phenomenon in Ed
mOndsOn county, Ky, the giving up Of Clarks-
vile, and the surrender of Nashville, are three
mammoth caves.
Howell Cobb has published letter in which
he thrice says, "I ween." He is old enough to
do 80, one would think.
Beauregard is suffering at Murfreesboro from
sore throat. He isn't the only rebel that is
beginning to feel bad about the neck
Humphrey Marshall's headquarters, that we
hear so much about, are a great deal the
smallest quarters he has got.
We hope the T. S. troops will closely scru-
tinize every niger apparent passing through
their lines to see that he isn't Floyd or Pillow
in disguise.
1t is said that they are so entirely out of salt
in the Southern Confederacy that the men
have to resort to the expedient of scolding the
women and spanking the children and making
them shed their briny tears in the beef and
pork barrels.
The rebels at Fort Donelson were sadly in
want of socks, and Grant gave them sock
delagsr.
Ladies' under garments are in great demand
in the Southern army for "fxed ammunition -
We wonder if the Confederates think that our
brave fellows will shrink from marching right
up to the batteries that fire petticoats at them.
They never ran from the article in their lives.
The Southern COnfederacy is on its last pair
of legs, and it has the in1ammatory rheuma-
tism, gout, dropsy, and several other maladies
/ in them.
Burnside is striking hard blows at the front
of the Southern Confederacy, whilst our Foote
is vigorously at work at its rear. With Foote,
the seat Of attack is the seat of honor.
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Arrival Of the steamer Nortbe,nLtsbt

New YORK, March 6-The steamer Northern
Light arrived this morning from AspinwaIl
bringing 81 900 900 in treasure
Washington's birth day was celebrated at Pa.
mama.
he steamer Wyoming arrived on the 18th
business In Chilli was reviving and the harvest
was abundant.
Peace had been re-established in Bolivia
There are revolutionary attempts to asitate
Peru II is stated that the Romish Bishops and
other clergy are endeavoring to create pulic
opinion In favor Of annexation to Spain.
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Capture OF the X ebel Steamer nIaguoIis
with 1000 Bales of Cotton

NEW YORK, March 6.-The Herald publishes n
Key West letter of the 2sth ult, stating that the
rebel steamer Magnolia, laden with cotton,
escaped from Pass L'Outre, and was chased by
the United States steamer Brooklyn, and headed
OH by the st. amer South CarOlnI and finally
captured.
rhe engineer Of the Magnolia attempted TO
blow up the boilers of his vessel, and succeeded
in 6Eolcing himSelf up. The Magnolia Is reported
to have thousand bales of cotton on board
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Southern Newspaper Items.

CAIRO, March 6.-From Southern papers we
learn the following:
The steamer Cambridge was sunk near Grand
Glaze, Ark, on 23d, and az lives lost
The mac chinery from the various workshops in
Nashville was renewed previous to the evacua-
tion Of that place to Chattanooga.
The people Of the South are warmly urging and
demanding Of JEFF Davis TO take the field
A bitter contest 10 going on at Memphis az to
whether the town should be burned on the ap-
proach Of the Federal gunboats.
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A NJ ER1CAN WATCH ES
FOR AMERICANS!
No More English or French Rubbish, made
to sell, but not TO keep time.

Why should an American buy foreign watch,
when he can get better and cheaper one at homer
Why should an American needlessy enrich
foreign Watch manufactures at the expense Of our
own artisans!
Why should In American senG gold to Eng land
and France, our covert but bitter enemies, when
gold Is 30 much needed at homer
Why should an American buy an imported
watch, which, In nine cases out of ten, will cost
more TO keep In order for ne year. than Its orsi-
nal price. and which was never intended to keep
time under any circumstances
Why should Americans not pstronIzs more
generally Amsr1csn manufactures and thus eman-
cipate themselves from the thralaom Of English
capital, French fashions, and Continental gsv-
gavE?
The Americsn Watch CompanI's Watches are
particularly adapted for soldiers use, beng most
substantially made, and not liable TO get out of
order, either IN marching. riding, or fighting.
Sold by NJ w. GAIT i BRO, 354 Penns,l-
vania avenue, Washington.
Wholesale orders should be addressed to
ROBBINS & APPLETON,
Agents OF the American Watch Company,
fe S-lm 1s2 Broadway, N. Y.
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IL The irOn-clad ship now being constructed
by Cranp q Son, IN Philadelphia, Is In rapid
progress. She is 2i5 feet long. 81 feet six Inches
beam and % feet hold. The weight Of the hull
OF this ship will be ,97O tons, tie iron plating
so tons, and the total weight, including outfits
machinery, fuel, &c, will be about 1880 tons
and Notwithstanding this weight, her draft Of
water Will not exceed Is feet when ready for sea:
IL The last Of the Audubons died at Audubon
Park, near Washington Heights, NY. ., recently
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Later from Ship IsIGnd-Capture of New
Orleans OYSTER Boats.

BosTos, March 6.-The U. s. guBboat Saxon
arrived here to-day from Ship Island, which
place she left on the 22d ult. The health of the
troops on the Island was good. All the oyster
boats belonging to New Orleans with SO prison.
ers had been captured, thus cutting off the sup.
plies Of New Orleans In that respect.
The sloop Of war Hartford arrived on the 23d at
Ship Island. The dav was appropriately cele.
brated by the troops and the feet.
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News from Utah re,,;,.,v

SALT LAKE CRY, March 4.-At the Territorial
election yesterday the vote was unanimous for
State constitution Brigham Young was re-
elected Governor, and Heber c. Kimball Lieut.
Governor, without opposition.
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HELMBOLD'S EXTRkCT BUCHo
For yVeaknessss
Ariflng from ELCess-s, Habits Cg DisS-BsE
hariv indIs0rotsoH or AgGEe,
Attended t5sth fhs FollOxiHg Syrzsfo-s:
Loss OE Memory, pincultT of RTes shTns
Weak Nerves, TreInbi1s
Horror OF Disease, Wskefulrssf
DimuHss OF Vision, Pam ia N f, Il.oi'
Uulyerssl Lassit0de of the MugcrlsT system,
Hot HandE, F'csbi0y OF the Rody
DrJneFs ot the SEir, EruptlOIs on tie race
PALLID COUNTFNANCE.
These SymptU nls, Il = owed 70 20 0u Shlch ghLr
medicine InyaTlshly removes, sooa fOllOEs
IMP0TENCY, FATUITY, EPILEPrIC FITS,
~ oHs o. t-Aies fAs Pafis5f -IIy EypiTs.
Who can say thst they are rot frequently icl-
lowed by those "DHlEFUL DIsEasES."
"INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION"
Mhny are aware Of the cause of their surerIns,
BUT MONK WILL CONFESS.
THE RECORDS OF The INSANE ASYLUMs
AHd sac Mslazcacly DEATHS Bp Cozsx-pnoa,
BxAR AMPLE WITNESS 70 The TzuTA OF THs
kssERTfON.
TEE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED
WITH ORGANIC WEAKNESS,
sSrires the aid OF medicine to strengthen I'D
I.VEorat- tbs Systsn
hIoh HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
tnra-.o' y 8ofs
f,IAL WILL c0NvINos TEE MOST sKEFTIcAL.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

MIR: fERDRIAT,. Surgeon Chiropodlst. from
1nA Pans, begs TO inform you that he osn effsctu
ssy ssy temoyS Corns and Bum ons. without pain, so
operation, without inconvenlr noe, Also rsmoves
Wa5ss tSs sna sSs othsr s:h from the
~ street, near City Hall. Charges moder.te
IL Refers to the doctors Of w sshie gton cener.
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o r FIG CIAL.
TREAsURY DEPARTMENT,

FEBRUARY 4, 1852.
this Department to redeem the Treasury nctes
payable in one year from date, authorized by the
act Of Congress approved December I'D, 1857, and
the Treasury notes payable in sixty days from
date, authorized by the act Of Congress approved
2d March, 1851.
Interest on Treasury notes OF the above issues
viii cease On the 7th day Of April next by terms
OF those acts respectively. fe 5-tap7
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.TAR DEPARTMENT,

F" JANUARY 81, 1882.
ORDERED, That the War Department will be
closed Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and
Fridays against all other business but that which
relates to active military operations In the field.
Saturdays will be devoted to the business OF
Senators and Representatives.
Mondays to the business Of the Public.
EDWIN M. STANTON,
ia 22-t Secretary OF War.
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WORDS FOR PREsE sENTATION
TIFFANY CO.,
Nos. $50 and a52 BROADWAY, NEw YoRK,

Nos. $50 and $50 BROADWAY, NEW YoRK.
And No. 10 RUE RIcHELIKu, PARIS
IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURERS
OF ALL KINDS OF MILITARY WARES,
soIct the attention of CivIc and Military A,so-
clstlons, Commands on National or state service
pstTlotIo Clubs and individuals to their large
RICH STAFF AND DRESS ARMY AND
NAVY SWORDS.
Their assortment includes the choicest
BLADES OF ENGLISH MANUFACTURES,
don, worn By the ofiosr4 of the British Army, and
most approved by experienced European authorI-
ties the elegantly wrought
BLADES OF SOLlN5EN ON THE RHINE,
in fibre and finish the recognized modern types of
tne osisPIstsd Ddma'eHs Stieij the excellent and
BLADES OF COLLINS, OF HARTFORD,
Bssites those of other domestic febricsnts.
The mopntings of the blades, in all ca .es exs-
outed ylthip the establishment, wlll be found TO
PPI.IS q sIns r5sF GILT, sLyEa PttiEp: BussishsS
SSaAskD Sr cEMsossED GILT. or SOLID SILVER; the
RiPs SI aHS 6UAR[s OF the same variety Of matsra
original deslgn- Should an article of ..
EXTRAORDINARY ELRsAscR,
OF richness and oostliIess not represented in
ties Of the e.nSissmsnt for the sn9 Of
the choicest works IN gold and silver. and its gen.
It's and speedy OF
70 orders, designs and estimates viii be pfOmptly
lndIyIduals purchasing Swords of Tiffany Co
are informed that every blade subjected to tests
even more severe than those enjoIned by Govern
msnt, before 10 is placed sale-the testing block
is IN the esta abllshment and st the command of All
who prefer immediate proof Of the excellence Of
tnelr swords. fe2s-df
SEALEp PROPOSALS Are invited till the lOtb
- day Of March, 1852. at L O'Clock m, for sun
1i{lng the U. >. Sub. Dept with e0OO head Of
BEEf- CATf.E on the hoof
Ihe Cattle 70 be delivered ~ Washington City
ana ssca animal 20 average 500 pounds gross
@ n9 animal admitted which weighs less than
The Cattle to be delivered at suoh times and in
snoh euantpes as the Government may reeuire
No Cattle viii be rec red under this CONTRACT BE-,
fore the lst day Of April, 1861. = : =
Heifers, Stsgs and Balls NOT wanted. ''-
A bond with good and sufficient security will be
sOvsInmsas reserves 10 itsslf the right to PAY In
No bid viii be entertained when put In By CON
reetors Who have previously failed TO comply with
their contracts or where the bidder 10 not present
BIDS 70 be dIIsoted to Mai. A. BECKwITH, G.
ss U. B. A.s Washington, ID. G. = =
FoRM OF BID.
LA y, 90 hereby propose 20 deliveF TO the Gov
ernment good Beef Cattle on tho hoof for - ser
Aundred pounds gross yeiEht. The Cattle to be
closed sdyertisement. Tke Cattle 10 be veiShed
on the scales, and the weight 90 Determined 10 be
the purchase weight. hereby agTee 20 give Q
good and sufficient bond for tne fnldm ent OF the
eonIaet, sEa to reeeiEs Treasury notes In paJment
for the Cattle. = fsIs
Oars AT wHoLEsALE.
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FORM OF BID,

Oars AT wHoLEsALE, bssa
" For sale By .N.lk .t0I IS
]. LAN6D0N d CO., Isl @
New yerney avenue,
SsR-H elposin B, 3 Ohio j, r
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stuires the AID OF medicine 70 strengthen nd
I.VIEorat- tbs Systsn
hloh HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUCHU
tnra-.o' q 9os
S.IAL WILL coNvINcs TEE MOST sKEFTIcAL.
FEMALES -FEEdEES-FEHALES
CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE.
In MaHs g6scti04s FsCElrar 90 Fsu1alss
the Extract Buoau Is uHeSua ID by auy oth-r ZEN
eiy, as Il ChloIosis or Estrutlou, Irr-sua1lT
u.tlCns, Ulcerstec OF SohIrrous s;s;s of Ihs Uie-
rus, LcucOr!hs hsa Or Whites, >terIlt'. ana :cr al
from JndIscrcaol Habit of Dissipation. or Ia tls
DECLINE OR CHANGE or FLIEg'
SKI SYMPTOMS ABOVE.
no FAMILY SHOULD BE WITH0 : Z At.
TSks nc zsers BaIyszs, Msrex-s ~ Csy.sz-=sI
AsaistHs fer VHPtsaSIsG esd DGzESro=s
DsSsasss.
HBLMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCRU
CURES
sECRET DISEASES
Little OF nc 'hSngs = Diet: No lEC0nvo1ieuo
fSs.ss' sf; Il dS5a2 "a gives strensts 70
PreTent,nE sEa CJITiag ,c.5Tss ~ - - i-s,sr.
A .yiss. .is'a AKA iraan2E5oT, M = eil' -
PotsoH0sss, Disease, 0'-d v0rs- uattSr.
THOUsAsDs UPON raossANps
WHO have BEEN ZFE VICTIMS oB
QUkCAS,
time, have found thsT gsre tecsIYsd, CGd iEs tai
POIsoF" has, by tho uzc og''5o.ssfJEl e,srizEss,.
5s;S err & gE n Shs sJE' 70 break ous!n n -
yERHGEs AFEEE rs EEAqE,
y gss e.. L.lEiEg2 II - -: ExTEA 3 EgCag
URINARY oEeLzs,
ass.ssE exiting II
aALE or FzFaEz,
iToz vk:tsSer osurs o-,.irrti-E srs No rastter
AJ y. KONG EEARGENa.
DisoS:esoitlsEs OrstaS rezai the AID oi . III
RsLEBoLD's BETRzCT BUCHU
Is ZEE GREAT 1IURETIC,
fna iSofrskia t2 l-ve a. dSSi.ed eject N
Disco scsJsT ssksss - ts TscyE7szsxase,
HEIDESox or I'm EcsF zEiE2o1sTsLE AE1 RH-
LIAELE oEAE soTER
vllltSSSsn7&rJ S1S medicines.
oEkgIFIckYEg CT CERES,
viii wsr-s, .n.E.S ES0ta q 3 70 ose@rs' stsneiag
SCIENCE AND FAAE.
"PRTsIcIAsS'' FLzETE 'H0TFcE.D
M EAEE "Eo SECRET" OF 'IHeRRpTEzrs.h
HELhBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
IN composed oi Buohu, Cubshs ard JuniDer Bsr,,e.
tSAoSbC1 cal care DT G. egQnc-8ut gruEEFa-
PREPARED IN YLoUo,
By III. r. EELmHOLU.
rschoal and AnAlytic1l Chemist, and sols Msp-
HELABoLD's GENUINE PREPARATIONS.
LFFTDAi
Personally ssResred before me. an AIdornaz,
being duly swcrn, dot6 Eay his preesT.t:ons oan
tam no LaToouO, no mercury, OF OthsT iRjGrioGa
q. +. HELMRoLD.
Sworn and subscribed before me, i5sls Gdsyo
Alderman, N!ath 81. above Race. fSa
PHYSICIANS IN ATTENDANCE
fRoM a. II. TO 8 p. ~.
Price 81 per betsIs, sr six fer %.
Delivered to any .dcress. securely EsSKea
o0servttlon.
Address letters for irfornnesn IN eSnEas O.
ID. q. HELnBOLD, CRszatst,
Depot, lot South Teath st., below Chestnut Phla
BEWARE or CoENTERFEIzs
AND gNPRIECIPLED DEsLERS
Who ondesvor TO dlsPose "of thsaE oynT
"other" articles on the reputation sitAlnsa
HsIssboia's Gsssiss Prsyasass0z
EEsrsSs Bssiu.
ssssGSsrtls,
Izyrsssx ksss Esa.
Sold By 8. b. WAITE. z. p. snnAs, ysrs
Willy, 3. q. Fem, 3. b. ENFuIszEx, s. O
aLoxs u. y. ClkRI, kuwxL1 kAsausI,g
MAJsI. WsEkIrrtss aEs tssrxstsuH.
AND ALA DEsGeIsTs EYEkTHRERE
Ask FOE XELkBoLD's.
FAKE 10 cxHKR.
sxasst as;s<vGtiss.sa. n ss.s Tor IL.
LNp AyOl D IMPOaIxIoN n po..
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OF STATE,

IMPAIRMENT OF STATE,
~ --.. WAsHINsToN, January 25, l6e2.
The Secretary Of State will hereafter receive
Members Of Congress on business on Saturdays,
commencing with Saturday, the frst Of next
month
Jan s7-u WILLIAM H. SEWARD.
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HELMBOLD'S
GENUINE PREPARATION.
"HRHLT cOECENTRArEDn
Compound Fluid Extract Ruohu,

Fs'ifirs ssd SFsrIEs Ks-skY
For Diseases Of ths
BLADDER, KIDNEYS, 6RAvEL, ana DROP
SlCAL SWELLIN6s.
This Medicine Increases he govsr Of nirertlcn
eld cCcltss ths ABSORB STs fatO Ece ltay aot-0--
BY which the wATERY or CALcEEogs depcSIt zion.
aEd UNNATURAL ENLAEs EE ESrs ara FegUCe.
ts wei! % PAIN AND IETLLNMATIoN,
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pr. r. A. WON E7OSCHzISEER,
0CQliss and kursse.

Late OF CLINTON Ptacei New YORK.
Can be consulted or al Diseases OF the
EYE AND EAR
that require medical or surEiosl operations.
Or. Vor MoscHzIsEKR is the inventor snd intro
dpcsr into the medical Rraotice Of tho
ETHEREAL EAR INRALATOR,
for the treatment of obstinate oases Of
DEAFNESS AND NOISES IN THE HEAD.
Hundreds of Testimonials may be examined as
the Doctors Office from some Of the most eminent
men in the Union also, letter of reference from
the following gentlemen now under his treatment:
w. H. Cooke, Treasury Department; III. WASH
ington, Surveying Depar;m ent; Henry Beard,
Interior Department; John Wood, Capitol Exten
sion; F. !. Walsh, Eighth street east; N. p.
White, Esq, 6en'l Henry r. White, Hamilton
Johnston. Esa. Rev. II. w. Read.
Patients wishing their family physician 70 ao-
company them to witness operations or for the
purpose OF fconsultstion at liberty 10 bring them
Medical men will be at al tunes welcomed to
witness Dr. Won nj . operations, and examine
some OF the instruments he has introduced for the
facllitation OF Opthalmic and Aural Surgery.
Artificial Eyes inserted without causing any pain
70 the patient.
Ofhce hours from 9 g. m. to 2 p. m. and from 70
Pm.
FICES,
Ns. s9T PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
OPPOSITE
WILLARD'S HOTEL.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-03-12
TO THE PEOPLE OF THE
UNITED STATES!!

In the month of December 1858, the undersigned
sor THE frst time offered for sale to the public DR. j..
DOvEE DODS' IMPERIAL WINE BITTERS and in
this short period they have given such universal salts
action to the many thousands of persons who have
.ried them that it is now established article The
amount Of bodily and mental misery arising simply
from neglect OF small complaints is surprising, and
is therefore Of the utmost Importance that strict
ateptipn to the least and most tring bodily aliment
should be had for disease OF the body must nva,ia-
bly, affect the mind The subscribers only ask n
rial of
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-03-12
EENAlES.

The many certificates which have been rendered us
and the letters are daily receiving. conclusive
toof that among the women these Btters have given
) satisfaction which others have done before.
No woman in the land should be without them, and
those who once use them will not fail Keep supply.
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Inc ryrepec ast
Hy also Ut ndbld % m o .
l
ranoa attractive AM beauH t see Esa asssh
r,ani tools.
dq OF
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Read what the People say !!

DEBORAH, Sept. IL, 1861.
Mr.. s. Huntingdon Sir. Please send me three
more bottles OF those Daudeicn Bttrrs Your agent
here Is entirely out of them. have boon afflicted
for several years with c,stivcness stomach and
loss OF appetatc and have never found thing that
reliss Cd me until tried your Bitters have taken
s~thFee bottles auo feel like man. having good
Zone for years. If tho next three bottles do
much good rs those have takcn did me, shall be
snt're'y cared. Yours truly B. o Al ,ss,
= Dr. Hunssss,on-Sr: Allow me for the benefit of
suffering mankind. to state to yon the benefit have
received from your Eitters. had been suffering from
scroffula for twelve months, when in June last you
left At my house two bottles, which took according
80 directions, and was much better after taking
and have taken them all up. and can now say that
- am perfectly we'll and free from scroffua You
ct liberty to make such of this statement for the
Is = HARRISON D. LOWRY.
y = Fort Atkinson, Sept. Il, 1861.
-. 3. Hantingfor--Dear sir: Permit me to express
my thanks to you for the benefit have derived from
-sheuse OF your Dandeiion and Wild Cherry Bitters
have been afflicted for about two years. with dii-
Guilty in the throat which my physicians call Eron-
chitis. Some time last spring, bought a bottle of
your nitters and used them according to directions
on the bottle. ! felt 50 much better while using
them. that bought half dozen bottles. aud am now
.we man. Please keep, your agent supplied here.
for would soon do without bread do without
them. There several others in this neighborhood
who their life aud health to the of your ned
icine. Very truly, yours, = rF.-RoDGERs.
Liver complaint, by the use Of the Dandeliou and
Wild Cherry Bitters prepared by s. Huntington, OF
Farmersburs, Iowa. Also, my sister, Mrs. Caleb
Brooks has received permanent relief from Geblit,
and loss Of appetite by the Of the medicine
Ossiau, Iowa, Sept. l6, 1851
~ mas. pPHEMA BUTTEEFIELp. e
s. <McGregor, Iowa, sune 26th, 1861.
Kr. s. Huntin1ton-Dears SIR Having been troubled
FOR the past few with Indigestion and dyspepsia,
We were induced through the recommendation of one
of your agents to try the Dandelion and Wild Cherry
itters and gives great satisfaction to state that
we hane found the biters very useful, giving relief in
every instance. II. e. NEWELL.
THoS. CPDEGRAFF.
"a sk.aE agss rFarner.bureh Iowa, Oct l6. 1861.
Mr.. s. Huntington--Sir: We the und ersigned
having cd your Btters in families for the last
year, would cheerfuy recommend them to those I'M
acquainted with them, to be all they recommend
ell to be. They have failed to have the dc-ired
effect in any instance. p. NJ WHITE,
tssf essE Eags-aas' 49,. r. G.. Cock,
J. H. M'ALvIS.
November Ii, ls6ly1
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-03-12

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