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New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-15

IMPORTERS AND TRADERS pASk required by Chapter go
ending Saturday. lie lsA day Of sP,emJcr
Av~,sf. amount OF Loans ani DAoun,s $50 0!G 90
A,es,s. amount " sp-,ie ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 117O3v 90
amount Of 6y.eG6 ~
Colny S fost. l. jams Buell. Cashier OF the
Importer. bcms dl Spe sni
sAelt TIA ts oi snovefe and triet
JAMES BUELL., CAsheL
Sworn bslses this i<.h day Of sePtruber, iso1
r. w Notary Public
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-15

Nussnu nanh.-sta,ement Of the NASSAU BANK, as
fso Laws u A o tAs sesA ending Sal dAI
the Ifth u september. lsif -.
ysrar. amount ssa Dscou ats. e3sot2ba ~
,,,e., .,a,.n o. sp-.s. ............... xxI.2i9 -
,.,,.s ,-.11nt al 4 r,vsS 90
vsfG
CT, and County Ses rofk ffsnds hsup Cts ~ oi
tho duly dsIs had that rs ss'
.taigmsIt eO.ct To tbs VI kn0~l.ss- snI hrti
y NJ HARIIs Caha
Sworn beaoss fae dhp 18th day Ct seprnbsr ira
IA = Bp~slL To'hrJ Pub'e
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-15

NItIIuHHfb ExtnHnHN 1SHHh s--StlrtMent 0I tH0
AyRCHAsf5 EXCHANGE BAkK. tbs CITY u View Yo,k a. ~
by CHAPTER Saturday The
i.th daJ of fsr5emh>r. .e3i
Avsrsse o. Loans Douns %
Average anodt ~ St@s
v-ase amount OF Circulation, acusirs tha OF tie 1890 M
late Bank 63,a 90
Ay~Ase smoan' OF Depop.. x,2s lllo Sy
Cy snt cour'y II York T. oakley, Cssler of
the Merchants trchanrs dy dp snd that
tie above state nsat The beat Of nv ktoweise and ee1
L. J. OAKLEY. Cs.,E
Sworn before this i4,h day OF seD.emser, isGs
Joss RIrsosp Notary Publlc.
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B,nl Of the Ncw-york Dry Dock COMPANY.

Bank .vcW-f UTK 1fy EJOVk =
sA.n.e1; OF the BAsE OY THE SFw YORK DRY DOCK CON
PASf r-qur-s Chs.r 40 Lass o iSJ o tie satns
Satafdsy. = llth tsy of Ssy's poef isSs
of ins ard etSS,Sse ~
AvefAs1 srun; Of spcls Os.sV. 10
4uo1nt Of D-ps.;s sSS.SnS -
Cors;y Nes Yort T. J LrksO0J Csts,f II
tAe York CoEalnJ benz day t..- 'i
ia., ~. Ayv, .;aie.a-r : correct lockwood. C4,l
ssofp ssiors - A> l9ih day Of ser',nher. iS3
Jeu Asts,ses Jr. Notary Pebble
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-15

Markot IIank.-s,ssmsrt oi tie MARALf tAsh.
n. - O. 49, - .s -ssA s-.t stacy
- 4.f4 - e. : f.asr. ..... =,
"A. SQUAT Loan. snt n..ssaf's ,fbons. 70
gpgs.f -
49,. ~ q cf.a'.- ~
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90 - f..r', 4 80 IorL - l. A clrfft, 60. -
o N. r1- I4aA t-.x alf ts>s t,a - si As ss's
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s-oss sses. n. 10 ieA ~ a. ssps'rl.f. i~i
Tsss., H.'-e-s Na'r' ra.he
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-15

Iryiug DanA.-S.atemsDt Of iiNlND BASh, ~ re-
su 81 chager Li~ Of iof the snds slt iJ the
2sh dsy OF seit-sbcf. isSi
Av-rss. q Loan. and Dlsooun,s
A'efDe snt1nt sI~1r r"'DnN
A,.,u,t of Ctfrul.,.,u $500
a. Dr.1<t.
Ct,sns Comfy Of sc~ Iot psssy II fehof c.shef'
the iryns Bss l.ss and that he ao's 'sis
ia-rils csffesi DANIEL ' H. BkhlHDLf, t>Shief.
ssml ssiss tA1 18th eAy a Se.tcllff i'oi
T.. Of tf Puhhc
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Pcr the Upton Advertiser.
Union Meeting.
SPkINGrIELD, Iowa, Jan. "a, 49,

SPkINGFIELD, Iowa, Jan. "a, 1863.
A meeting of the Union men Of
Springfield township, was this day held
at the Fairview school house, comnenc-
ing at 10 o'clock a. m. and continuing
till near night. The meeting was organ
lied by electing J. w. Stanton presi.
dent, and Gilman A. Bass secretary.
On molten, Jacob Geiger, Henry Sher-
wood and Peter Ellsifer we're appointed
committee on resolutions. Meeting
very etectually addressed by Jacob Gel.
ger, also addressed by Gilman A. Bass,
Henry Sherwood, H. Wharton, Mr.. Wa
terhouse, and others The committee on
resolutions reported the following:
Whereas, A rebellion has been pro-
crossing in some Of the southern States
for over two years, having for its object
the overthrow of the government of the
United States of America therefore,
Resolved, That we have no sympathy
with rebels, and believe those who are
their sympathizers are enemies to the
United States, and should be held and
treated as such.
Resolved, That the President Of the
United States has our full confidence,
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DIR. CHRIsTIE's AGUE BALsAM.

1t is the best remedy for the permanent cure
Of Chiils and Fever, Fever and que, Dumb .gue,
and all the malarious diseases incident to this
climate.
DR.. CHRISTIE'S AGUE BALSAM has never
been known to fail where the directions have
been strictly followed.
DIR. CHRlSTlE'S AGUE BALSAM is a purely
vegetable compound, containing neither arsenic
quinine, strychnine. or anything Of poisonous
or Gsleterious nature.
DR. CHRlSTlE'S AGUE BAI4SAM has attained
its immense populaI ty through its own merits
its great power in curing diseases It's singular
harmlessness and freedom from hurtrul ingred.
ents. 1t can be taken by the helpless infant
vigorous youth and feeble age, ever without
injury, and always witt heneft.
We append a certificate from DR.. Lawrence
Reid, one of the most scientific Chemists in the
United States.
New YORK Aug 22d, 1855.
| have analysed DR.. Christcs Ague Balsam,
and certify that it contains neither Qunine, Ar
senic, Mercury, Strychnne, nor any Mineral or
Poisonous substance.
From nay knowledge of it's ingredients, con-
slider it a safe and excellent preparation for the
of Fever and que, and tn at it will not prove
injurious to the constitution.
LAWRENCE REID, Prof. of Chemistry.
Esy~See advertisement.
III. SCOVILL, Proprietor.
Sold in Upton, by r. Hall and Reigart Il McNa-
mara; at Clarence by Reigart & Mcnamara; and by
dealers II medicines generally.
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Grand Wolf Hunt.

There will b, Grand Wolf Hunt, on
Saturday, Feb. 14th, 1868. boundaries
os follows: North line, c., l. & N. r. r.;
East, the East line of Dayton township;
South, road running East and West
through Bunker's grove; West, road
running North from Upton via. Ely
Carl's to G., l. & N. II. r. Center pole
three miles North of Bunker's grove
Each line will start at 10 O clock precise
ly. Everybody turn out on foot, SO they
can 90 through fields.
MARsuALs.-North line, Fred. Hecht,
N. N. Friend, VIM. Hancock; East line,
Geo Geeseman, VIM. Thomas, Alex.
Mckee, South line, John Lichtenwalter,
Alb. Piatt, f. Deyo; West line, VIM.
Fraseur, VIM. Dial as, Gordon Dallas.
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lJ>It is common usage that We
should always "speak we'll of the bridge
Chat carries US safely over" Such a
bridge | have found for nearly three
years in DR.. Christ'e's Ayue Balsdm.
Here in climate subject to bilious dis
eases, | have found every head of the
eHydra. headed monster" destroyed
without a wish to disparage other rene.
dies, have tested this in scores of cases,
by recommending it to others and in my
own family, but have never found an an.
ti,1ote or remedy for the Ague, in all its
Protean shapes, equal to it. l regard it
as merciful Providence that led me Grst
to test its virtues, and can now unhesi-
tatingly recommend it to all in need Of
such a medicine. J. 7. WHITrEMoRH,
Pastor Pres. Ch'h, Pontiac, I'll.
SSee advertisement.
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For the Upton Advertiser.
Fines vs.. Costs.

There are some people in the commun-
ity, who claim to be respectable, and on
the side Of law and order, but who COM
plain about the costs to the county, of the
prosecutions for violating the liquor law.
They make special complaint against one
individual, who has been prominent in
entering complaints against the violators
of law, as if he were troubler Of Israel
above all others, making "costs," with
out any recompcnse to the community.
The same persons complain of the use
Tess destruction Of property, when little
liquor is destroyed, as it tina. were of
much more consequence than the dcstruc.
tho" Of life, heath, and happiness, which
drinking liquor produces.
Leaving the latter out Of the account,
for the present, the complainant afore-
said is ready to make the following pro-
position to any of the philanthropists
who find fault with him: ris, If they
will give bonds to pay over to him all
that the fines obtained by his complaints
exceed the costs Of the same to the coun.
ty, he will give bonds to pay into the
county treasury all that the con- plaints
entered by him have cost the county,
over and above the fines accrifng.
Here is fine chance for speculation,
and for exposing the extravaganza and
wastefulness Of the friends of temperance.
Who is ready to accept the challenge?
Let him come on without delay.
Upton, Feb. 3. S. L. S.
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LEGAL. NOTICE.

State Of Lo9a Ceoar County, IS:
James NJ Long prn In the Cedar District
VS.. Court, June term. A. D.
Louisa Long Def't. Uses. Original Notice.
To Louisa Long, Defendaut:--You are hereby
notified that there is now on file in the Office Of
the Clerk of the District Court Of the State of
Iowa, in and for the county of Cedar. a petition
or James NJ. Long. as plaintiff. claiming ofyou
divorce from the bonds of matrimony. And un.
less you appear thereto aud defend on or before
noon on the second day of the next term Of said
court to be begun nd holden on the frs. Mon
day in June, A. ID. 1853, detaul. will be render
ed against You and decree of divorce rcndere Il
thereon as prayed for in petition.
JAMES NJ. LONG, prf
Blssell Sw lnetOrd, Att,'s for Pm. n5w4
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HARPER MAGAZINE for Fehrp,rv

HARpER's MAGAZINE for February is
at hand 1t contains a continuation of
"a Californian in Iceland" "Romola"
and "Thc small house at Arlington :"
part LIST Of "Doctor Hawley" Then
there is "Philip Rayuor's sacrifice" ga
tile .< .1e~-wo".u'.- qucs,ion,''
Rurey method" and other first rate arti.
Giles. 1t is superbly illustrated There
is none other like Harpers Address
llARrEn & BRorHERs, franklin Square,
New York.
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neA- Read the speech of Senator
Wright, of Indiana, which will be found
on our first page. Mr.. Wright was a
foreign minister under Mr.. Buchanan
and did not return home until after th Q
rebellion had broken oct, but he was a
true Democrat, in sense not known to
tn, copperheads, and goes in for saving
his country, let the cost be what it may.
Again We say read the speech aud get
your democratic neighbor to read it, if
he will
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Decentralization F. Webb, Of Co.
A, 9Th Iowa, returned last week, having
been discharged on account of wound
received at Iuka He was shot through
the arm and had one bone broken. 1t
Is now getting We'll.
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THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY for Febru.
airy is on our table. In this number VIC
dnd papers on the following subjects:
Sovercigns and Sons" O. Under the
Pear Tree" "The Utility and the Fu.il
ity Of Aphorisms," "Thc Preacher.
Trial, THE Proclamation" The Law
Of Costs" and "The latest views of Mr.
Biglow," with the customary reviews
and literary notices, aud all this and
more Of the same sort, monthly, post
paid, for So. Address y essrs. TIcKNoR
u FIELDS, 135 Washington ST., Boston,
Mass.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

= ~ virtue OF an order of the county court of
.!saaf county, State Of Iowa, the undersi gned,
administrator of the estate of Ezra McLoney
ueceased, late of said county will tffer for sale
we court house door in Upton in sa id county
On Saturday, the 14th day of March. A. D. 1858
commencing at 10 o'clock a. m, the personal
property OF said estate, to the highest and best
piaders. For all sums over five dollars a credit
VI SIX months will be given upon receiving note
ana approved security, bearing ten per cent in.
terest from day o! sale, and all sales under five
collars cash in hand. Said property being in
part Blacksmith Tools, Books, Clothing, &c.
ARFlN BAGLEY,
administrator Of the estate Of Ezra McLoney
deceased n5w4
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ALL IS WELL THAT ENDS WE'LL
Thus cxc!aim many thousands after try
isS the celebrated Chemical Saltratus of
DeLand & Co. They say it works like
charm, aud they always have nice light
bread, biscuit, cakes, &c. Itnever fails.
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Ray The meeting at the stone school
house in Springfield township, last Sat.
hrday, was very fully attended, and after
being ably addressed by Mr.. J. Geiger,
aud S. Yates and j. W. Bagley, Esqs.,
adjourned to rect at Upton on the Goth
inst.
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DD~Those who have grumblcd on &C.
count Of the mud, have no such cause of
complaint this month. The weather has
been cold enough to satisfy Greenland
er. On Tuesday morning the mercury
stood at Ito below zero.
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and We approve of the
taken to put down the rebsIlU
ly regret that the war has not bgg1
ecuted with more vigor.
RESOLVED, That We highly aprrovt0l
the Presidents Emancipation Proclama,
ton, and wish to see it carried out 10 Oh
its measures.
Resoipea, That, confding in the jus.
tice of our cause and having firm reli.
anee in its ultimate success, We pledge
to the government our individual and
earnest support. )
JACOB GEIGER. J. Z
HENRY SHERWOOD, Conn.,
PETER ELSEFER,
The report Of the committee was ac.
cepted and the resolutions adopted.
On motion, the following preamble and
resolution was adopted:
Whereas, The Assessor of this Town
ship, while officially engaged in assessing
the taxable property of the same, within
the last two weeks, has assumed the re.
sponslbility of getting signatures to a
certain petition, which did misrcpresent
the position of the Government and of
the state of the country, and was calcu.
lated in its nature to obstruct the sue.
cessful prosecution of the war; therefore,
Resolved, That We disapprove of the
conduct of our Assessor in reference to
said petition.
On motion, meeting adjourned to meet
at the stone school house in Springfield
tp. on the 31st inst
J. W. STANTON, President.
GlrNaS 4 RASS
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Isy" The last we heard from Lieut.. Col.
Rothrock he was gaining, and would
probably soon be home on furlough.
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To Nervous Sufferers of both Sexes.

To Nervous Sufferers of both Sexes.
AREvEREND GENTLEMEN having been restored
health in few days after undergoing all the usual
routine and irregular expensive modes of treatment.
without success considers his sacred duty to COM
municate his afflicted fellow creatures the MANS OF
CURE. Hence, on the receipt Of addressed envei-
ope he will send thse) copy ofths prescription used.
Direct to Dr. JOHN ". rASSALy, 1876 Fulton street,
brooklyn, \ Y.
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rm Elk President FrSa

EE~ Greeley, in the IN
emphaticaly that he solicited sny !
vention by France in our affairs.
gEThe Richmond Examiner of the
10th says Sin the last three days gold
has jumped from 1870 to 300"
D~The Chicago and Galena Union
r. II. has forbidden the Chicago Times
to be sold on the trains of that road.
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pg We have received several com.
munications but We could not make room
for them this week. We will thy to next.
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n@-L List of Iowa soldier who have died
in hospital at St Louis, Mo-, from Jan
2lst to 3Oth. Furnished by Tho's W.
J Long (of Iowa), Office No. 2 Laclcde
Block, Olive street, St. Louis, Mo.
Jan 21-Jo's Gruver, company Goth
infantry, variola confuens.
23d-W. A. Gadner, co oath infan.
try, typhoid fever.
24th-Ja's Hynes, co A 9th infan.
try, pneumonia.
25th-Wm Woodward, co d 9TH in.
fantry, gunshot wound.
26th-Simon John, co II 9th init.
27th-Granvillc Kink, co II 9th in
tantry, pleuro pneumonia.
W j Coon, co H 4th infantry, gun.
shot wound
j C Ward, co G 34th iuf, pneumonia.
W Fl Rhine, co G oath inf, typhoid
fever
VIM Morgan, co B 34th inf, typhoid
fever.
o. Showers, 60 g a4th init, typhoid,
fever "a .r,--
VIM NJ Mcclure, co 34th infanibi;,,
chrenic~larrhoea "a,
Geo Lanes, co B 34sh inf, crysipelnsk
Henry Thonos, co F 34th inf
Peter Wooding, 60 3 18th ~, typhe
fever. N sE s8' ss
2sth-Richard D RvNlaS y b n n
infantry, rheumatism sn6 difx No :
Amos Mason, ca rs
ptIeu rnoutU. r. wi =
29th-Eljah Sunni y - - y;
fantry, pneumonia. q g
b Leroy. co Z 28th lnl h NTH y
Goth Danl Undcrw =
fantry, phthisic pulmon1
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~- A LECTURE
~ TO YOUNG MEN.

Just Published IN Sealed Enrelape. Price Sir cts.
A LECTURE ON THE NATURE TREAT
MENT, AND RADICAL CURE of Spermatorr-
hoea or Seminal weakness. Sexual Debility and
Impedime nts to Marriage generally, Nervousness
Consumption. Epilepsy and Fits; Mental and
Physicali ncapacity, resulting from Self Abase.
&c.-By ROBT.J. CULVERWELL, NJ. D., Author
of the Green Book, &C..
The word-renowned author, in this admirable
lecture, clearly proves from his own experience
that the awful consequences of selfabuse may be
etfectually removed without medicine and with
out dangerous surgical operations, bougies,
struments, rings cordial, pointing out M
of cure at once certain and enectual, by WI
every sufferer, no matter what his condition n
be. may cure himself cheaply, privately and rat
ically. This lecture will prove boon to thous-s
ands and thousands.
Sent under seal to any address, in plain, seal
cd envelope, on the receipt of six cents, or two
postage stamps, by addressing
CHAS. J. c. KLINE,
l27 Bowery, New York. Post Office box 1856.
v9n27y1. g
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.T'IN(.S.

There will be Union Meetings held at the following
DAees, at the times below nance, viz:
Rrence, Thursday, Feb 9th
Npcsviue, Friday, - 9th
3. House, Massilon tip, Monday, 9th
s. House, Casstp., Tuesday, 10th
hool House. Centre tp., Wednesday 18th
Pigeon 8. H., Sugar Greek tp, Thursday, I" 18th
York s. H., Springfield tp., Friday, " 18th
Zee S. H., Iowa tp., Monday, " 18th
Mason,s School House, Linn tp., Tuesday, " 18th
Pleasant Hill, Cover tp., Wednesday " 18th
These meetings will he held in the evening, com
mencing at early candle light. Good Speakers will be
In attendance. gw)
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IT IS A FIXED FACT!
G. 0 N S U MI p II I O N
CAN BE CURED.

CIR JAMES CLARK, Physician to Queen VIC
~ toria. and one of the most learned and skill
full men of the age in his Treatise on Consump- .
:. ton, says: THAT Pulmonary Consumption ad- -
e mits of a cure is no longer matter of doubt; it
= has been clearly demonstrated by the researches
Is of LRnnec and other modern pathologiss.' Dr. -
CarswelI who investigated such matters as thor
.. Ougbly any other man, says: - Patho"Gicai Il
Anatomy has, perhaps, never afforded more con- -
4 elusive evidence in proof the durability OF dis
/: than it has in that OF tubercuiar phthisis
- pulmonary consumItion).
= IT IS NOT A FICTION. =
z. These statements made by men who have =
= demonstrated what they say time after time, in
the crowded hospital and the truth telling dis =
p sectine room. They from men who could >
q have no possible motive for publishing what is -
q untrue. or emiIazoning falsehoods.
THE REMEDY WHICH WE OFFER, q
aSsDr. Wistars BaIsam of Wild Cherry, =
Has cured hundreds of cases OF =
/ umption of the Lungs, Liver Com =
Slaints coughs, colds. Asthma, =
EE Group Bronchitis, Whooping q
cough. Influenza, &C: &c:
4anv of them after Every Known ~
Remedy had Failed &c =
reach the Disease!
Do not procrastinate, but make use Of Wistar's
Ralsam, and live healthy and happy
II. sCOyIL. Proprietor, IS Randolph ST., Chicago,
Ia whom all orde,s should he addressed.
soIdbv r. HAIL. Upton, Iowa:
a REIGARr & MCNAMARA. Upton, Iowa.
aIAH - Clarence"
y hy dealers in Medicines generally. Talms
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To Soldiers, Widows and Heirs.
Wait a Minute
gHSOTr,S IMPROVED
EXTRACT OF
and Sarsaparilla

M m and Sarsaparilla
ca, Erii, Cancers. 7umors, Erup
yk - Erysipeias. Chronic Eyes
n letter, ScaId Head determinations
Ia. Zones ana Joints. Otd Sores ano
~. jsg Of the GLANDS, SyphiHs Dys
- 4 Eheum Diseases Of the Kidneys
1| petae, Disease arising from the use Of
" "a liz IN The Sue ana Shoulders, Gener-
y y 3rOpsy, Jannaice, Lumbago, dc.
0G0TAng case of Benjamin Hughes. is
rs 3st asst onshing record. After
~ $3.50 sick ness, two years excrucating
G3S 4mputaton of one leg and the body n
= Q4hbs Utmost a mass of eating, purifying. "
RdiSchdfgng ulcers, to ne cured by eight bottles M
Of 0utsotts Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla, is -
ALMOST miraculous. =
READ THE CERTIFICATE. =
TALAPoosA Co. ALA. Jana "
DR.. GUysoTT-Dear Sir:-I have been afflicted 4
for forty years with eruptions my legs and {
feet. In ISIS they got so bad that had to go
! on crutches, and in 1859 had one leg amputated -
above the knee. In about nine months after my "
leg broke ont in large eating and running sores n
from my knee to my foot, and discharged great =
, deal of offensive matter. My groin also broke II
out in large biles, which discharged much often
sive matter, and at the time my left had ~
broke out in large running sores nearly to my
elbow. The misery that have suffered forthe ,
last two years | cannot describe to you. was
in such agony that never rested day night. Z
was given up to die. and by the help of God l II
had made preparation for death, and had point "
j ed out to my family the place where to bury my
/ remains. ID
In October last my SOL brought me one of your
bottle wrappers; l read it, and found record OF p
some wonderful cures performed NY your Extract IA
Of YELLOW Dock and Sarsaparitia. sent and ~
got two bottles of it, and commenced taking it, ID
In two weeks, to my great astonishment, my X
sores all became easy. and | could sleep all y
night a thing | had not done for two years IA
When ] had taken six hotties, sores had "
nearly all healed. My got well as If by en- ,
y chaatment. | have now used in all eight bottles
ofyour Extract Of Yeli0w Dock and aysapdrti- "
: la. and ] now consider my self well. | am at a n
loss for terms to forth the worth of this medi- n
cine or to express my gratitude for what it has
denc for me- l must cal il the savior OF mar Z
\ from misery while living upon earth. b
BENJAMIN HUGHES.
Quart bottles, S Il per hottie-sX bottles 5 dolls.
ii. SCOVIL, Chicago, Ill.
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Soldiers Relief Association.

At the regular monthly meeting Of the
Association, the Constitution was SO
amended as to permit money and other
other articles to be appropriated through
State and National organizations.
The following resolution was also pass.
cd unanimously:
Resolrcd, That $4,000 of the money
now in the hands of the Treasurer be
appropriated to the objects of the Iowa
Sanitary Commission; aud that the Treas
ure- be instructed to forward that amount
to Hiram Price, Esq, Treasurer Of said
commission. NJ. X. Cross, Sec.
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nM Partial LIST of sick and wounded

DMn Partial list Of sick and wounded
soldiers arrived at St. Louis, Mo-, Jan.
Both, 1868, per steamer Lancaster No.
4, and in hospital there. Furnished by
T. W. J Long. (of Iowa. Office No. 2
Laclede Block, Olive st, St. Louis, Mo.
Finney Il. Paine, Co. i, oath init.
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GiptOu 9Obtrtistr.

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