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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-10-08

HOW LOST HOW RESTORED
just published in scaled Envelope, price 6 cts
A lecture on the nature, treatment
and radical cure Of Spermatorrhea Or seminal
weakness Involuntary Emissions, Sexual De-
bility, and !mpc liments to marriage general
", nervousness, consumption, epil rsy AMI
Fits; mental and physical incapaci'y result
ing from self abuse &c.-ROBT j. CULVER
WELL, NJ D. Author Of the Green Book, &C.
The world renowned author, in this almi-
rab;e Lecture, clearly proves from his own
experience that the awful consequence. Of self
abuse may be effectual'y removed without
medicine and without dangerous surgical OPP
erations, bougieo. instruments rings Or corr
dials, pointing out mode of cure ut once
certain and effectual, by which every suffer
er, no matter what his condition may be,
may cure himself cheaply, privately and rad
icay. Ills lecture will prove boon to thous-
ands and thousands.
Sentunder seal, or in plain envelope, TO
any address, on receipt of six cents, or two
postage stamps by addressing
CHS j C. KLINE.
l27 Bowery, New York, Post Office Box, 1886.
v5n4iyl
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-10-08

A lady that would please herself by
marrying, was warned that her in,en.
ded, although good sort Of man,
war very singular. "Wcll," replied the
lady, elf he is very unlike other men,
he is much more likely to be good
husband"
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-10-08
GREAT ln1PAOVN In
Sewing nEaolino
E,Il.: >alliLI x.;yn:.lES;
Patented Feb. lAth. 1850.
SalesrOeM, lJi Broadway n, 7.

~s~~'s VVsAsY ho1 V1VNUt W.
Th, Machine is constructed on entirely
new principles of mechanism, pcss.s.ir.
many rare and valuable improvements, hay
ing been examined BY the most profound y
rerts and pronounced simplicity and perfection
ecra5i.cd.
The following are the princI2a ,o,s,;:e.
urged against Sewing Machines
|. Excessive fatigue repairins.
to the operator. 4. Incapacity to sew
,. Liability get out every descriptou
Of order. Of snteric,
.. Expense. trouble 5. .DisaErecahs nnis.
loss OF time n re- while in operations
The Empire sewing Machine il ex-
amii Ira "a. these objections.
1t has straight needle. Perpendicular &C
ton, makes the Lock or shuttle stitch whi.l
Will neither RIP nor Rarel and is alike on both
siaes; performs perfect sewing on every de
scgip'ioi + material, from LeatLer 10 The fines
NaEsoox muslin, with cotton, linen ar sly
thread, from the coarsest to the fines, numhe,
Having neither Gam nor Cog ehrsL and The
least possible friction, it runs as smooth A.
glass, aud is emphstically
A N0i~cscss FyacssIne.
Ereauires iJ.y per cent h.s ROVER TO drivc
y than ans otAcr machine in market. a .;,r
WE'VE yeas 4 age can ' ork i. steadily. aiti
o'ti tatsae OF it,'ary 10 health.
Its stlcngt'. sorisrfM sina0i,ei,,, q. c>,
strnc'loa, r.'t..t it alnins igaE04s,bie 10 se.
eii o. o'asr, AZ. Is husraat "a Ia II conp.I,
70 give ea;ire satisf,otir;l
We respectfully invite all those who MAY
desire % supply themselves Il, sup,r.y.
article 70 "a AM extninc this
U.s..vl-LED IsAGS!.NE.
But in moe especial manner d, wesolieit
The patronage OF sas
terc ant rai'ors,
Coach Makers,
Hoop ,sitt Manufacturers,
Snii .s,.G Ecsom naka-s,. s
Vest aud raata,oon makers,
bysaA makers
s|N soise-. ,caSers.
Cater hitc,s. - t
N Shae bin,l-rs.
Rx,IGleUts CT, arsE> llBERALtY dealt
with
pr.oe Of Machines Cozlp etc.
10 | F5mi'y mtefl., ,..'a Nr,aRsr S;aa
10 srta.. vauft tartay @.ih c&;sasoa 'si,e ~
No 3 Lar,. .9aas'ac.ariay scRh .cteasioa tab!. -
W 3 Larss. slf.sr:e.artag, for Leather,
bHa Rott3ry Foot aad M ts4s. s5
One half hour . instructions il sufficient to
enable ANY person to work this machine to
their en;4r. satisfaction.
Your attention. IS also called to the Erspre
Shuttle, patented jane 18th, lGhu.
II is well known that shuttle with spring
centre, is prter.l, 10 any cther..-but u great
objection against It's use was account OF
10 spring gat:ih.. out OF order having then
to be pn ia III hahds OF six lfu mech ,i4iu
10 Do repi'in':.
The Umpire Shuttle ia 30 simple that any
cperatsr can repair it without loss of time OF
EXPENSE.
Price smtll size for family machine 81. &
large ave Tor manufacturing machine ,5t
AGENTS WANTED .or sill Towns in, the
| ri'ed states, ~hete agents arc not already
Established. h'.o, sor cuba Mexico, Contra.
a.i South Amer;.s, to whom a liberal dis
count viii be given.
fesms, inya iah'y cash on delivery.
81 sscsrlsagsr * 50.
4ai Broadway. New York ~ Y,
y.ni3sy
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-10-08
Superior to all others
For
Family aaa Manufacturing purposes

Simple in construction, durable in All their
parts thi readily raee,staod They have GER
taintvof stitch on all kind, of fabrics. and
are ad.r.el to wide range Of work withon,
chang or adjustment and uses AL kinds u
thread Will U.~, FIJI, Bind, Gather Eran,
Tuck, yp.ll Cord aud III fact do All kind, ef
work require by families or Manufacturers
The, make The l>rEsLack SsUrrLs stitch
whichcannot I've excei.ed for hrmness, elias
deity, durability and eleganc. of finish.
TIE. have received the
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-10-08

~ .ne. line last M u Iii 49, 20.
3 miles north Of MarshaIitown. n four years
old brown mare, with heavy meme and tail
When she left she was lame with one fore leg
and etring braided in her name.
P. @. Address, Marshalltown, Iowa.
Sept, vth 1863. BIN JOHN HARP.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-10-08
B. L. JUDsON, 4 Co..
SOLE PIsOpR T. T. 9 i $,
No. 50 Leonard Street,

sS- Agents wanted a.~ays--Address - above 80
Or y. Ransom & Co., Earlville Madison
20. ~ r.
Sold Mt Toledo by Armstrong'ana Saanklin
-lndiartown by r. Rugglcs.--W estIrving by
Andrew Hale, and by one agcn. in oac. vii
lage.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-10-08
TSTRAY NOTICE.

Taken up by Preston Harrington in indiana
village township, Tama County. Iowa, one
'u..se, supposed to be about three wears old, of
se'l CT color. three white feet, with stripe IN
se.S - Z tnt.t,isef II :if,v nine dollars.
snthony Ei'ie. e..
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-10-08
weakness or D.ilsisy induced by
over Fatigue

Will soon disappear BY the use Of these in
valuable Pills and the Soldier will quickly
acquire additional strength. Never let the
Bowels be either confined or undu.y acted up
OH. 1t ,nav seem strange. that Holloways
Pills should be recommended fer Dysentcry
md Flax, many perscus surprising that they
would increase the relaxation This ia a
great mistake, for these Fills will correct the
liver and stomach, ana thus remove nj the
acrid htrmors from the system This 'ncii-
cine will give tone and vigor to the whole or
ganic is,stem, however derangea, whl'
health and strength follow "a . matter of
course. Nothing will stop the relaxation Of
the Bowels so sure as this famous medicine.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-10-08

= u i""., -. r.tt.,y ,s .1er,heily It's
eos are ,rueiy magical. trial Of the
SPECIFIC will convince the most akantical ~
its merits. Price. 81 q box. Sent post-pafd7
70 any address, by $. c. UPHAM, 400 Carsr-
W.T. arEHsT, PHILADELPHIA, "a. Circulars
sent free, y5aal O.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-10-08
Sick Headaches ard Want Of AP.
Slelfte. Incidental To 9OiNlers.

Those feelings which so sadden us usually
arise from trouble or annoyances, obstructcd
pcrspiration, or eating and drinking what :.
ever is unwholcsome, thus disturbing the
hcaanfu1 action Of the liver and stomach.
These organs must be relieved, ifycn desire
|, be we'll The Pills, taken according, 10 the
rin.cl instructions, will quickly produce
healthy action in both liver and stomach, and
as a natural consequence, u clear head nnl
good appetite.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-10-08
Reliable Agents Wanted

Reliable Agents Wanted
in all localities in the United States, Canacias,
British Provinces. Cuba. Mexico. Central aal
South America, West India Islands, and the
Bahama Islands, to whom we offer Great In
ducement,. Energetic men will find it pay
ing business, % reliable Sewing machines have
become necessity in every family. We man.
ufature great variety Of styles, from which
we give : few prices
No. 2, Family, $50; No 2, Extra SEQ;
No 2 Half case, sos and SIS
Nos. 2 e. Manufacturing S75 and SIS.
WEED SEWING MACHINE CO.,
(Box 2,O4l) Broadway N X
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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-10-08
cr.E ron BILIOUS DISEASES.

iiy-r Complaint, Sick Fea.achs &c. This Avn SIs7A
NNgeine pris from, the blood the hidden seeds OF "
ease AMI renders al tie Nuids and ions pure
a;isnt. clearing and resisc. ting the vital organs.
Pleasant Indeed is it to us, that able 10 Place
within vunr reach medicine Ike the :. MOUNTAIN HKv
aias that VIII pass directly 10 the afflicted rarts
Ilfangl tn. Lioai AMI nnis Of the body. aud canse
d. i,afvrer Ia brighten with tile flush OF beauty Ans
health. &. #f
J'tison's p;ils are the Beat Remedy in e-isf
tnte for the foiiptcins Co.np!aials:
y ''1 tn"iiaaists, R.baig, i,,cdri Weakness
ItShs, Fur ana dgp'. Iit<r tonpa.nis.
st9as, lSs,dfe Complaints L'aY,sss e Sjnrsis
t5hra niScasa, Isufaties Iiks
tiafirca.ss Indigestion, .N'sae and Grd,sl
Hssne,Sta, inGte}t:a, Secondary Sya,y
p,rthUa, Inflammation, svni
D,2ry,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-10-08
otaztssea-4, Attentions! gMsiiscSe-
ssDRs 81 ae.assa

Sore. ana Ulcers, R'oehea anil Svellings,
eau With certainly be radically cured, If tbs
piile are ttItea right and morning, and The
Ointnent H. freo.y used as stated in The prin-
lad Instructions iftreatcd IN any other nan
nar, the5 t.Tf II; III one par; to break ou II
another ShaFeas tits Ointment will remove
tAe hat1afs ffoa the system, antl leave the
fatiefd vigorous ana healthy man. II vii
require little perseverance, III bad cascs e
insure lasting cuse.
s|rr y. ssussGS csstses SGcsstONpts
sss tie tire i9ayoNet. sabre, as
Esusse;. S<sres es9 ssEEsscs.
To Which every soldier and Sailor are la
bic, there are no medicines so safe, sure, end
convenient, rs Holloway's Pills and Ointment.
The poor wounded and almost dying sufferer
NIGH. have his wounds dressed Immediately,
il he would only provide himself with this
ma.chlcss Ointment, which should be thrust
into the wound and srneerel al! round II, then
coyed with a piece of linen from his KNAPP
sack and compressed with handk crchief.
Taking, night and morning, 6 or s Pills, to
cool the SYSTEM and prevent inflammation.
Every Soldiers knapasck nni Seamans
Chest shonld be provided With these valua-
BILE Remedies.
CAUTION Mono arc genuine unless
the words sHoHoway, New York and London"
are dscernihle as n Water mark in every leaf
Ct the book of directions around each pot or
box; the same may plainly be seen by holding The
leofto the light. A handsome reward pill be
given to ORC rendering such information rs
may lead to the detection Of any party or par
ties countcrfeiting the medicines or vending
the same. knowing them to be spurious.
= s'Sold at the mandatory or Professor
Xolo~oy, so Maiden Lane, New York, and by
all respectable Druggists and Dealers in Med
icine, throughout the civilized world in boxes
at rs cents, aud ST each.
Dk3 There Ia considerable saving by taking
the larger sizes.
N. B.-Directieus for the guidance of pat
tents inevery disorder are off xed to each box.
5yn17.
I6~ Dealers in my wen known medicines /.
can have Show Cards, Circulars, &C., sent
them. .FREE OF EXPENSE, by addressing
homns HosSoway. "a Maiden Iaue N. 7.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-10-08
.FE7I - O.v", =
Mountain Herb Pills.
IMpunE pI.ooDi

IN. blood is the iirc and when any foreign unheslhs
sttef gets ni>ei with it, il IA at once Distributed 10
organ Of the body Every feels the poison,
sn n, the VITA, organs quickly complain. The stomach
viii digest the food perfectly. The liver ceases to
sscete suicency Of bile The action Of the heart e
saekcsca aud the circulation Ii feeble. The lungs
become cln.,sl with the poisonous matter hence,
e.ncaud al. frn.n slight impurity at the fountain
t%,t, of !s--the Bood As you had thrown some
s.ih Tor instance in pnre spring, from which ran
TRY irulet in few minutes the whole course ri the
becomes Disturbed and dsnlored. A quickly
oes impuro bosd NY TO sery part, and leave Its eaina
.ni All the passages become DISTRACTED, and unless
the obstruction is removed the lamp OF life dies ont
These wills not only purify The blood but rss-narae ~
the seereons Of the body they therefore, unrshs
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-10-08
CHEAPNESS WITH EXCEL.
I.EECE,.

Durability with ~siraplicitv
Ann SnlsifsSNEss or AclioN, to n d,rree
10, approached by any other machine. Oar
The New York herald., 1863-06-04
GERMAN STANDING. FIVE.

The meeting was called to order by DR. BERcKNAEN, who
nominated DR.. Braeunlch, OF Brooklyn, TO preside
DR. BRAEuNricH said in his opening remarks that they
were assembled tor purpose OF great importanceto
oak in favor Of peace Our freedom had beef tram.
Piled upon in this war. This not for freedom
The cakcr argued that the nation like ndivd al is
in a condition Of diseasc-in a state Of political in
sanity. The emancipation act Of insanity.
CHurrah) The object was To cure the sick man-tho In
sane. (Appaasel
Mr. Hartmann next road list Of vice presidents aud
secretaries, which was adopted.
Tho resolutions were then read by DR.. FREcH and
adopted by unanimous vote.
he Rev. Or. bERtKaANN was introduced as tho n-st
speaker, who he remarked would address TO the
assembly words Of bntwords Of peace. Yes words
OF (applause) he had no doubt that the
organization, Hcopperheads }" would increase by thou.
sands (Applause.( There were better -measures in
time Of danger-when the country In danger THAN
mass lngs and mass conventions, those who
had boon influenced by corruption Scarcely had the
call for this convention been made when the same was
opposed in mcst cowardly manner by
dem Gratis. (Ugh) The German peace democrats do
not adhere to these miserable towards, who
call themselves democrats. We contend where the rights
OF citizens areat stake Here, in this free America
have been settled and deem II highest doty
contr ute iowards the rodem tion of our adopted
try. the German peace democ' disposed to
allow freedom 70 be Killed this new country a. il
has been dcLe in our old iatherland
Dr. MERgLE then appeared ON tho PLATFORM and ad
dressed tho audience The speaker alluded TO
attribute II to The success Of the democratic party
last fall in clecting Governor Seymour. (fIurrah,)
Ard considering the fact that the President who hal
sworn To Uphold the stitutin, hid m led upon it,
he wondered at the patience Of the American peorlc
There were certain limits. however, beyond which a
ruler could not with mpunty 60 much less President
OF tho United States (1he OF Abraham lincoln was
hailed With groaIs II you consider that tho South
not negotiate with such Cabinet as now EXISTS IN WASH
ingion IL is for the people take tic matter in hand
and STOW that they disposed 10 cier, behalf OF the
United states, peace There would, undr such
crc instances, no doubt, A,on sp ing up a p,Fty in
the Souih IN 'avnr n reace (N distance crash
heard, and II repo, ted that pistol had been fred
"a "a afAt -.ta lt.t
under no condition Disposed 10 become again united
with the too much aboIit.onizeI North, ha (the
spcHker) wns disposed to alloy them tn de-
part without a further struggle Tho speaker,
In G. Inclusion, smoke In i.v,r of convening a
convention rs proposed. Tie speaker concluded by pre-
senug resolution to recognize the regular Stac cu,o
cratic General Cnittec the ccatral or aniration and
to Instruct the committee 10 be appointed confer with
the same IN every caec.
lr. Merk.e followed In brief speeches by Fernando
Wo1d, r. foersch, John Rittg, Mr.. Nichcl Noritz
Meyer, Philip Schmidt. Mr. Barthof, Mr.. Rhein and
otbcrq.
The New York herald., 1863-06-04

wes'erly sn'ss: In as 81 Ton lsli saw ten iceberg
o. o. ts"n be'ng ~ lert hIeh; Tie 21lh snd 2ist u
had nc o an sna e s,'ss se.:r r .,,e eosAea the
inN Levan;' rfBr. Of Yarmouth. NsD. Crosby Liver
Ps a,asr s' as esSsrss i. sl sl ~ Sfss !. "a. -.
Holda.e { Co 'hus) knbeis TroaI 4. days, with md
WIZ ers Ssyen Co. YIN scr Ms King ciensros u
gale from si ling the sa,nmas,i M n sss. st. ia,ss4a lon
"a sa snip standing sE, showing white signal with re.
Big AbEer Tayisr GuilfeT Eii1a6eiipor. for Boston
sssr 3.iIni,a s of yars Is.ngas. Horton Nsa;as.
Scorre,rei,. AZ ~e.asses anu w.oa, ion Sfowr
& asS ss"s II H. Ill hr o TfIs Hss.ssns sSrss
ohn %sse s,sst. ssMss1n S pSSa Ss%
se,r JON Jonss BOTH & pa,im' si''r,e r. tl dsyl
@ ssr A1sGa srs FFSMs Fsnss FL Sr sss
selr Jane Fish. GorhanI New Haven. -" "'''''
ssSr Hail 9ss Portland roraad e. g.
schr sc p,l Richards % Crowell. Albany for Boston
schr Laura Frances. gins Bsnaout FOR Newlurvn.
schr John Curtain Jr ifaekcrj, Picrce from sSby
steamer Beyiaere Il s'anIn irsnspor,, Winter.
roe s,esner % nsns Ensl, Il Ssa' to
Steamer Charles Osgood ~ S transport) Gcer Wasl
ton. 10 s sorarermasser.
snsr MaS ssysn BS%Src
Steamer Novelty. Shaw. Philadelphia.
Steamer Aida, Robinson, Phi'ade phia 4.
steamer Westcnesier. Davis Providence ~
BELOW.
One ship and one bark unknown.
sAii.U
2d-seainers Suffolk, Albany. Decatur and Dudley
ships Cultisaior, Adrianc. Java Mountainecr Aisx
Mose Fncn s.eSens xmoncr Hannah H'c croensr "lls,n
,Waredaie, Fashion. Hannah, Carmelila Burmah; ai
Sd-staamsnips CHM, Champion. and Kangaroo.
Wind at sunset NV.
The New York herald., 1863-06-04
S n Up PIN G NE w S.
AiMAsAc YokE-rris Day
MOON morn 10 o.
ftt stTs. Ts............... 10 MICA 2
FSfs OF New York, J.ne 3, 1909.

CLEARED
Steamship kanfaroo (r). Brldgman Queenstown and Ii
sD cssay.,on ,oDe. Aspinwsp BAneu,
patrick.
steamship Chesapeake wiiletts. Portland-H d crom
ship B Cutting Maloney. Lrerrool-J N sri,h A ca
Sup Malta OrJ socunb. Lver,col--t Dnneans Co ~
=, 81 Maica q Day. Chase Lherloo,-wash, Carver A
ship Monarch of the Sea Krcaldy. L.verpoo-rlssk
BARR Ocean srray tDr,. iinor quccnsown-Arxei ru..s
bark sasonvl,,e, Bo'ehe, rhilodel-bla--sa,bu& Co.
s hsrk N,,gp, Brsd,sra e.,oawa al enan mon Co
Rig sora tNorw), Lcchsiqr Dubln--runch. Meiuese
.rs @ LAZY Of the Lake trl. nll Lagqeyr-Rpg Aco
s ss SsiS9 gsASH:s' ASs';r's s%s fss1f a G..
schr shannon tBr Roberts Hrbof iand-Jsiac. Doug
sehr u n parrcs, Barnes naibof shsd-u Barnes
selr J Birdss, iiezle,on, " a.an on
schr Susan hidrdegc Burke. Misunderstanding. sia.ih
scr Western star crowen, rhfiadcipha-Bascr a Day.
sshF Ts fS'Saf renssS aSi rSlssA aN NFs ;,rn
ssSr ssS g,ss g1sn ds."oe sesss ss,a ms,sS
sr s'f ass f:s ' ssssE Rs@
sST SST Nssa%s s%e@ GssS"'i 4, idssa se@" sounaco
schr Laura transss Higgins nos,n--n's Brown Co
Steamer Eupige. nnnscr. was4iaston
ARRIVED
s s'ss%sa.p Persia tpr ic 81 Lyerfoo s sc Az
70 Cnnwa 9th ui nv, 90 tle srrrics fn.se, ais.
& y ~ re- ~ pei, T., s,"'sgi =, G hue y a ose aoo
ss'n s,i,i 10y So Si.iEpJas POSER D. Slesl ES,s ESn,
s,ss'aann Ia ntsrr ,PD neiri Llserros r,, \, q,
noon @"- s v'''s aiSs :, ,,R s' I'm WIN sad ,s
,.,, ia ~, XIV. & y ~ ~ " ' ia e. ~ .n..hll css ~
b, Sse YORK ratwnd, i' Suss ~ VS. So
sieaa.sl iaslq Aesds rasana yaf sn.6sorM. W..
The New York herald., 1863-06-04
AND NO. OUR.

The p'oc cduss opepcd at this stard which was
iocitod corner Fourth avenue and Eighth street and
which was surrounded by about two thousand ieopc at
s1o 1oclcos Judge Smith called the meeting to order by
n'Hinatins Nr. Adam Iralk. OF Hcrkmer county, az
Pr,sa5rDi.
Tic ,ramNa~ having returned thanks for the honor
u'cr ca ~ lnni. 'sid that tho subci h,v met to
ss.sss nss QUO OF NO mat inportaai tha, had ben
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-04-16

erty and right, should be dragged down to
q level with semi-traitorous political party
IA party that has not one word Of comfort
Tor the National cause-for our rulers-for
tho success of our arms in suppressing re-
bolton. Isit bs6ause this County, vas the
Banner Brock;nridge County Of the State,
and still largely imbued with the spirit Of
that arch tfnltof that such resolution
should bp. at sash q time and under such
clrcumstlsnoes. cast upon this com,puhity2-'
This resolution Is point blank evideece that
u majority OF tho ,Presbytery passing it is
either doggedly pro slavery, or tainted with
rebellion, and or course sympathisers with
the South. It " III all this b. not true.
No anti. slavery, cDnyention loyal con
vention. religious or political, with all its
sSmpathies for tho Cause 'of ouf cotutry and
freedom, could pass such d resolution.
- How. long till this Presbytery and all its
congregations, swearing by this resolution,
shall become public sewers 10 drain of aud
receive into its pro slavery, disloyal, secesh
stagnant pool all the disaffected pro slavery,
secesh sympathiers, d itself become y
loathing to all loyal citizcns--all Christian
and liberty loving men--all wlio expect the
ministry TO preach the whole Bible. Be as
sured, Christian, intelligent, and patriotic
community will not long tolerate Popeish
doing out to the, people . hall; Bible teach
ins9 Soon the whole Of the large aud com
prehensive teaching OF that broad book must
be taught in all its integrity, or semi Pope.
ish, pro slavery, treason sympathisers will
be huiled from high places they ought
So thinke:h afHsS 10 hAe WEsLEY,ajR
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-04-16
~ I Meaning amin q me Election. = ! !,

3 The election In this city turned upon the
question ofaunconditional' loyalty to the
Goyernmepts, The issue was squsrely be.
fore the people. and however men who yo-
ted the so called Democratic ticket may
have qualified their action, BY protesting
against being hsld responsible forths course
Of The submissioa ,poliey, ~ advocated BY
Yallapdigham, Pspdletop, and their 90.
workers, and such supportsrs Of Secassion
= ne ss,.S ySss1s ,ss sSa Sssss ne a.
cspted the issus q w hsye slated il, and
the result il an ensphssic condemnation Of
the Psaoe party. This is the voips OF Gin
cinnati. This is the peauing of the cleo.
ton. The Same ysmssk applies W the towns
Of: Indiana end Ohio. where elections we're
held On Monday; and also to the State Of
Couaeetieut. Everywhere, with unimpor.
tsnt exceptions, shs issue WIS tho sams,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-04-16
Another Soldier of the 26th Regiment
on the Copperhesds.


Last week We printed extrscts from a lat
Ter from Mr.. Andrew d. King Tour com.
pos'tor made mistake In tho name) son Of
James King, ESQ.,, of this Township, and !
member Of company A, 2sth Ohio Rssi.
msnt. Below will be found lettor from
smother soldier Of the same company, which
brsathes the spirit that pervades our entire
army towards the cowardly Copperheads IN
the North. This letter is from Mr.. John
Mckirihan--a member Of heroic family
Mr. Mckirihan says:
Il believe this army In in M gooa s,;.;,.
81 eyer, and ! know II 10 under much bette,
wDp pnn"e tnaa y ever was; end Ii the
fssce men Or (callius them BY their rish,
nsMsl eoward'y traitors .. hou,e, whom
:Sse,y p.tto''e soldier despises moro thar
tne one who, although traitor to his Gov.
sssneht hss more priseiple than 10 sneak
~ .ne rear and claim the protection Of rhe
vovsInmsat be J: trying 70 destroy, II
sIoss s oowsrdiy traitors ut home will let M
sione, we WI! settle this war. We want
.nese men, they are in favor Of the South
- ~ 'nere, and like men fight the Govern,
.'en. tney denounee ~ tyrannical. Tbers
- not oas principle Of manhood in them
oo.Afv'y put themselves in no dsnysr
~ 90 si they can 70 paralyse the efforts a
s,e 1oyernneHt which is protecting them
vod nelp them VI they break out In rebei.
IIon % resist the authorities in srrestns a..
serters, and this regiment is sent am ons S
them. We would have no mercy on tbsms
we have less men IN the hos
The var question. There arc . few, S q