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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-20

The Free Press OF 5 aturday, says the funeral
of the late Capt. |. B. Bowdish was attended
this afternoon by large assomblage OF our
townsmen and others The Masonic Fraternity
W ere present in regalia, and many from abroad
came on tn occasion.
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DE VIA NOTICE.

shall rave nv olfc: - M,aisy, March 81, to be
absent bout f'Ir Sitl. Nbter of my return will tie
ri en- in tbs pPer ear"g 10y absence my Office will
be ktpi pm aaa p'rs as wishing 0peratous teeth
cal be- wa,tei upoH %, Mr. q II Full who has been
nay Sssistant for SIX month vt.
..-,....., J nm N. CoMEGYs, Dentist.
Montpelier. March ", 1853. ? ~ = 'd&w
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CasOt Kern WAKE!

Having deVeruinsI - CLOSE our ny stock OF CROCK
cry, it Is offered much below tn ru' prices The AZ
sorm7n is - ROE, and comprises the newest and St
styles Of 'Boof IS Celebrated Ware. iwas purchased
bfor tn recent heavy advances, and will be sold
respoudtngy low. J..C. EMERY.
MONTY her, March is, 1853.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-20
Three Invaluable Books for every
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THE HOWE CIRCIE--A volume of 2l6 pages, con.
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MARC Is Publishers, III Washington st. Boston,
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D2s Special to The Boston JoarnsL.
FALMOUTH. April 20 The weather remsins
usssttea, the roads are In = terrible cou1lton
ana creeks high, owing TO the recent rams.
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'I THE GREAT CAUSE OF td| mod
II IT MI a IN mi u S e r ".

Just p'bshed in Sealed Envlope; Price cts.
"A I.ECPURE BY DR.. GULvEaW ELLY ON THE
CAUSE AND CURE Of spermatorrhea Consnmpion,
Impaired MI Ri N OF the 30 " Lassde Weakness of
the III his and BACK, 1dtsposton aud ineapaeity for
Study and Lab ,r Dulhess # Apprehension, Loss OF
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w SFif thrust Dizzin Hsa ache Affection Of the
Eyes Pimples the Face. Involuntary emissions apd
Sexual lncapacty the CONSEQUENCES Of Youthful iDdis
CT elton, &c &c. '4"3 tE*1al 'h3E 3aibA4Id
B1-fhs admirable Lecture clearly proves that the
enumera ed, often self afl cited evils, may be re-
moved without medicine md without dangerous surgical
operations and she I'D be read by youth and IN an
In the land II Z. O. ..e ..egerrrf sdy ri#Gd6 uNq
Sent under seal TO any address. In plain, sealed en-
velope the receipt Of six cents or twopostage stamps,
ny addressing. ,lliHl- la3lIg.. ggW lo-qo0ls odt
n - .CHAS &c KLINE t. Coz ar
III Bowery, New Yo,k. Post Office Box 45S.
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The Subscriber vail farash to any cue, for dollar
reclne 10 skiing hs very bees Ma Jk Iuk Tie iHgre
i.ts can sJasat 9sntto make tkaiIsn for let
cs.ts will furnish them fIr that sun, Tn INK O.,
he made 10 few siEntes, and eau be used inneda'e
-even wbls t is warm, $50. III fSsOkGE ALLEN.
stuse. W March <h. 1853
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JOB PRINTING,

in all its Bran hes neatly and promptly executed, and at
the cheapest rates. . s7|i'' ''.
0Ny-Alll orders should be adore sed to
Z. w, WILLARD, Montrelier, VT
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-03-04

and bloody times, when our land is con
vulsei with civil war and fra,rcidal
strife it is n source Of joy to every true
Amrrican,to hope that our glorious cons,;-
tuition will yet be the instrument Of bring
ing Us safely out of these great nation
troubles. Stand by the Constitution wa> the
advice Of "A Washington, abide by the G IN.
stitution says Clay, support the C"nstitu.
ton urges tn. immortal Webster, and take
care Of your constitutions. and buy good
clothing bnotS and shoes, hats and caps al
HammcrSloush Bros, north side public
square, McGrcgor Iowa. 1t
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REBEL ARMY TO BE BAGGED!
Father Abraham will call for 600, 5000 More

Washington, March 1.--Prisoners and
dcscrtcrs report no force at Culpeppcr.
A dispatch received from Gen. Grant has
given much encouragement to the President
and Secretary Of Wa. They express the
utmost confidence Of favorable results at
V,chsbnrg. Grant asks only four or five
days good weather to complete his arrange
mems, which are such that the military au.
tho,ities here are convinced they will result
not merely in the capture o. Vicksburg, but
also Of the army concentrated there. ..
Special to Times.-Thc. rebels on the
Rappahannock for two days past have re-
fused to hold communication with our
troops under the usual flag Of truce Re.
ports from the army Of the Potomac, re-.
present the condition Of the roads as being
much worse than at any previous time
The Senate will DC convened for an Ex-
scutive session after the adjournment of
Congress for the purpose mainly Of con-
sidering the military nominations made by
the President, which cannot be read until
alter the 4th of March. ..
The: report Of the Mcdowell court of en-.
quiry censurcs him for leaving his com.
mand on the eve Of the 9th August, to
meet Gen. Pope at Manassas junction
without orders, and during which absence
the division was attacked by the rebels -
The finding Of the Court is approved by
the President.
1t is stated the President will Immediately
call out GOO, 900 men under the conscrip.
ton Act.
II is said representative Gurley Of Ohio
on Wednesday. Richard Mccormick,
Secretary.
The Times has the following: a private
letter from Port Royal makes the following
statement Gen. Foster took Captain
and 80 men from the 10th. just before he
went North, and made u reconneisance.-
They entered Bulls Bay, north Charleston
harbor, and landing there marched thro'
the cncmy's pockets to within full sight OF
Charleston, and then to within view of
Fort Sumter, about a mile and three quar-.
tiers distant. They returned unharmcd.- -
There is reason to believe successful
attack can he made upon the Babylon of
reb,ldom from n quarter deemed unsuitable
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-03-04
A CARD TO THE LADIES
DNDOItCO,S Golden Plus
~ FOR FEMALES.
lnfalible in correcting, regulating aad ren,orins
Ill obstrMcfions from ,ci ,tep~r cause and
aIlnuus successful rs a nrerenfire


I.faIiible in rorrec'ing, regulating and renaonins
MI 0bNrMcii0ns from iC!i ,fep~r cause and
alacays successful as q preventive
Tho CO nh,iati"n o. Ingredient. in DIR. Duponco'.
Golden Pills. are perfectly harmless. rney have been
used in the private practice OF old Dr. Dnr"nco for
over thirty year$, and thou ants ct ladies testify
To th.ir great an never falling in almost
in correcting Irregularities relieving 'ainfu and
distressing menstruatin, particularly mt the change
OF lite. f.Um t. 10 pi> will cure that common Vet
dreadful complaint, the Whites Nearly every female
% the land suffers from tnis complaint. The ahovr
pill has perm anently cure thousands and will cure
yoHn YOU u-a them They cannot harm YOU, on the
contrary, they rc,nove all fractions, natuie
to its pr0pnr channel aud III. whole stem
Ia hes whose health VIII not permit an increase OF
family viii 1ni these pills su"ce. sful preventive.
Pregnant females, or tho q surprising them,
ARE cautioned against using these pitts white in that
conlon. lest they Invite miscarriage, after which ad
M0niiiOn the proprietor assumes responsibility
the midncss OF the pills will do no injury
health. -'....
N. B-rhs ingrs iient. osing the genuin. pill
made known TO every a.ent, and they vii, eii on
the oils free from anything injurious aud yet
Do all claimed far them.
Full AMI explicit explanations ace mpany each box.
Sold by BENTON BROTHERS K Co. and f
WOOD 4 BROTHER. Mc,iregor,
General Agents for CLAYTON county, lows
Ladies, by ending the above Agents One Dollar.
through the Nrtregor to>t OH e. havs the mil
sent (rosiien'iaIy} BY mail to amy part Of the
try, free OF posi- age.
N. :-L~ok out for 90. n,err.i,s! Buy no Goldsa
Pills Ut anv kind, un!e.s every box is signed ;. b
Have Al Others are base imp. siIian. aud unsafe
nothing ~ being hunbust ed out OF your money buy
only at those WHO show tn: signature II :. h. io"
on every box, wln.h ha. cails hecn added
eount OF the pills hsng c"unt-rteited. ..s.s...
Sail also by Allen y iln-f,ri. Dubuque. Iowa: :
crswfori& 90. Gaie.a. HI Eumnrt Burreil. Free
port; Lori Il Smith. caic,g', and by ons Drussi",
~ every village AID city in tn. United States
~ ,.T.r 8. D. HOWE,
3i9,l4 t. a. role Prorristnr. New York
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-03-04
SHERlFF'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
Mate of I0na Cig,fou Counf,-ss

NIOTlCE j. hereby given. that by virtue of specia
~ execution ss ued from the flee OF the Clerk "
the District Court Of Clayton county, State Of iowa.
dated the 18th day Of February. d. 1853, and to
me directed, III favor of Cyrus Bates, aud against
Chester A Peasc, for the sum OF two hundred sixty.
TOUR ana &3lO0 dollars and four and So dollars
cost, nave levied upon the real tate described in
sa.d special execution, rs follow, to wit Lots No.
twenty COZ t~entyone t2l). TIVE. ty-two (2a). and
thirty hve (3j). in the village of south Harding Clay
ION couity, Iowa. and | will on the 25th day e
March, A. d l>63 at the front door the sheriff,
once" IN the town Of McGrrgor, county and state
aforesaid, at the hour OF O'clock. p :. Of that
"a' sci! at public auction. to the highest bidder, for
cash. the above de.crh,d real e,tate, or so much
thereof. as may he AIRY satisfy the aforesaid
special execution, with interest and cot that have
may accrue thereon. JOHN CARRIER,
sheriff y. e., Iowa.
BY N. NJ FUTILE, Deputy.
NcGregor, February %, ls63n332w4
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10 Nervous Sufferers
OF BOTH SEXES. lE

REVEREND NTLEMAN HAVING D EN- RESTORED
to health III few dai> alter utsls IN, all tue IL ual
routine ani irregular expensive modes Of treatment
without ucrcs, considers 1t his saried duty to r"ll-
muuicate his affc' ed fellow cr.a OF
cures iien.e. thu receipt OF an addressed en-
v~ne, he will send lr-r) cory OF the pre- Grip ion
used. Direct TO Dr. J Nm NJ. DAGNALL, lh6 Fulton
street, brooklyn, New York 333mlc
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-03-04

.dy~ The last great triumph Of phrcnol
ogy, was the public examination in Wash
ington, the other dag, Of tn had of Gen.
Butler. Almost any man could give a faith
full definition of so prominent a man as
Butler, without resort 10 bumps.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-03-04
Lost Dog !!

OST from the subscriber, mddiine sized brown
J. 4 i>h coiorcd DOG, has a large scar OH his LET,
hiud loot, Is quite old, and has a brass collar on
with the subscribrr'S name aud add, ess on Any
person giving information by letter OF hi.
To me, viii lie welt rewarded q. H. S!HANCK,
REQ IL, la6aw3" Libert. Vile, Lake co.., III
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-03-04
WHAT CAN WOMAN D. In WAR

Mucn, every way. But she can't keep peace in the
anHy without bottle OF Dead Shot to kill of the
blood thirsty hordes Of hungry BED Bugs that, unn
vitei Introduce Themselves to her LODI gers. TO their
great annoyance aud disgust Now is the time o use
IL. Kill 'cm now: No family should be withoutit.-
The Dead shot make. clean sweep; renders peace
sertsin bv the annihilat,un OF the enemy. sold by
oil the dru ygi-ts. s. HUN IIAGTON,
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TOlN 4. JARRETT, OF the late firm y: Dearborn
- Jarrett, TIA, been admit tea TO iu part
aud we shall continue the Mtrcautiie busine,s 8,
the brick sto.e op.os the broad AK Hardware
store, under the sty le OF Il. Il. Earron h Co. Tue
bu ine.S OF u Il Barron II iiro., will he settled by
L. X. B,rrep. .# h. X. BARRON 4 BRO.
/ Mciregor January 26th, laG3n33Owl a~a+ H
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DA.p gLI.N AND WILD CHEgRY iiITTERS.--Prov-
Aencs ha. bestowed blessing upon mankind through
the fundamentally OF DR.. Huntington in prc.en
Ing to tn, world his Danielion and Wild Cherry Bit
ters We have tried it in family with tho gre
success, for the of Salt Rheum. As blood pu-
rifer it is the effective remedy cxtant. See ad
vsriisemcnt in another column - Lansing Argus.
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The Confessions and Experience OF a
- Peer Y lung Man

CIV TLENAN having hee1 curl Of the results
~ nj earv error aud l.eise. will. from motives ot
bsnevoiese, send 70 tho wh' request it copy o.
the above ting narrative, punished by him ct
This Ii tic book !. Il. ,ied w,riun: and caution
tn y,uns men aud tn u. who suffer from M. VOWS
DxsiL,rY, las nF iHMosy. PasNArUaE DEcAY.
&c. 49,. supplying at the same time the means ol
sslfrurc single ro,ies will he sent under seal in a
plain envriap., w''h,u charse, to ans who relue.t
{, by al trsssns the aui hor.
GAS. \, LAMBERT, Esd,
3Slm3 Green, Mt, Long Island. New York.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-03-04
WYATT WHILE / TOUCH NY GUITAR

NHlSS JESSIE SWEEP will give in>truc- MIA
lA tions on the 1uitar f,r SIX DOLLARS ydiAT
Per term, or quarter Of twenty ies,"n- each. MIN
Os)lat the as.id~uco Of her father, on 81 %
eerect, for fur,hsr particulars. MIL
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Positively be sold at Old Prices.
Store for Rent.

TIME store. FORMERLY occupied hv myself, two door
J. East 81 Sperry's Hail. Main street, may he rented
u reasonable terms. ]. w. WOOD.
McGraGos, Jaa. Goth, lS63n32Su
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-03-04
3 I a. I e M e % I
OF the condition of the
Metropolitan Fire Insurance CCmpan

Nltti"p0l'tdlI FTt INSURANCE Company,
Of the City of New York, OF the first day Of jan
uarv, A. D 1858, made to the Auditor OF the
state or Iowa, pursuant to the statute of that
state.
NAVE AID LOCATION.
The name of this coEii any j. tn. METROPOLITAN ii
Insurance Company INCORPORATED IN 1882 and locat.
ed il, the city of New York.
CAPITAL.
The capital Of said company actually
paid NJ in n d. il .. $500 OOO 40
The su.llu on the LIST day Of ........ l47 ..7 =,
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Great EcOllONlu!


~-A SAVING OF 50 PER CENT, 81
In every family there will be found less OF
wearing apparel. which could be dyed, and made TO
look well new Many articles that be little
worn. soied, or out OF style, thrown aside. BY
Using these Dyes, they can be changed to any color
or shade. in Very short time, at small expense.
You can have number of shades houl the same
Dye. from the lighest shade to the .uil color by
lowing the directions on the in ids of package.
At every store where these Dyes sold, can be
seen sample, of each color six and wool.
All vino have used these Family Dye coltrs pro-
nouncc them TO DC most useful economical and per-
feet art irle.
Numerous testimonials could he gwen from ladies
who have used the Dyes bur in this it is not
reqaired its real value and usefulness are found
upou trial.
Manufactured bv HOWE 4 STEVENS, Practical
Chemists, 2jS Broadway Boston.
5. HUNTINGTON,
Wholesale Agent, MEG regor, Iowa, to whom all
$50 orders >ho aid be addressed.
7. ". WOOD, Agent for Clayton county.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-03-04

Feeling thankful for the patronage Of his old friends
extended him f,r the last year. would beg leave to
that his interests in common with theirs, and
that variety OF Goods in hi. line hall he
nishsd them at prices ranging with eastern markets
s. NJ. MCCONNELL.
Brick strr~, PYo~tins the LeSce
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-03-04
fl Proclamation .

T HAVE wait ed early two years on some who owa
i me. am about to quit Waiting. After the 18th
OF March all Notes and Accounts due me will left
with legal gcntIeen for settleuent. Money il plenty
aud not very de>irable to keep there Is no good
reason why deb should not be paid.
Several persons sub cription, who want
to pay in Wood. beg to lay that l want Wood or
money, soon.
will sell three so Acre Lots in Allamakee county
At bargain, II applied to soon.
pair Of good Horses will be exchanged for cash.
land or town property. A. =. RICHARDSON.
+. 81 am not candidate for office. aud hence,
no one need suppose collections will be delayed for
the sake OF eonriliation private affairs need tx
ing up--t desire n public business. ... A.
Mc3reyor, Feb. 25, ls63n.S2 .H .".
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as he has all,hs expensive and complicated. ma.
chimes such as .'wheel cutting engine, > .spinion
GU ter rounding up machine. and .'univ-rsal
chuck lathes, for cutsiTg ont nom the mate.
ral-nil the yaro US parts of isths, -
for making and -e Tin iewesin watches. These me-,
Enthusiastically OF one OF them s possessed by
any establishment west of Milwaukee. aud rot ell.
even there.
Having had an experience Of over 'relss yesrs-tAo
mo of he tine cities having obi aim
ed all the valuahts and scientific works upon clock
AL wac, maxi ng indispen able to the scientiAN
mechanir- claim, theory, practice and In neepa
- executing to be mastered N profession.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-03-04

LNOk anything want to buy in the line OF No.
! Rad shoes. call on Wheeler. At the N. Z Booa
Shoe store. tie keeps the best stock in town a-d
sells the cheapsst.
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J. & d. CAWELTI,,

IF YOUR watch is broken, orr desire any usw
part inserted in your watch, virgo watch recon.
srucedinto patentlcver c5ronoRetoS, or any 9th,
er kind,
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Shoe Findings.

Snoe FINDINGS.
Lasts, Root Trees,
Crimps, Pegs,
Shoe Tools. all kinds,
Threads, boot welts,
Polish and Oil Blacking.
Lininss and Tapings, Of
\ colours.
Saddles, isridles,
Collars saddle Trees,
ilor-e Brushes,
Curry Combs. Ply Nets
EnAmcled cloth,
Carriage and Wagon bsw,
piasterinE Hair.
Carriage mats. etc, etc.
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LEATHER.

LEATHER.
Oak and lIe,niock sole,
Harness and Bride,
Patent and Enameled,
Upper French Kip and calf,
American Kip and Calf,
Morocco bindings nc.
Sadlery Hardware
na,nes, all -tylrs,
Is ickleS. Bits. &c.
Jap. aud plated TRIMMINGS
Tacks and trimming nails
Tapner> Oil,
Harness varnish.
liarne $ Tools,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-08-13
Death of w. T.. Yancey.

From the Cincinnati Gazette,
William Lowndes Yancey, than whom seces-
sion has had no more outspoken and impndent
advocate died a, few days since, at his resi-
dence, Montgomery, Alabama. He was borr
in Columbia, S. c., in 1916, but removed al
an early age to Alabama, where he studied
law. After serving in the Legislature, he
was elected representative from the Third
District of the State to the United States Con
gress in 1914. He continued through two
terms, but was left out on the third, and re-
turned to the practice OF his profession. In
1848 he was a member of the Baltimore Con
vention which nominated General Cass for
the Presidency and moved a resolution, which
was rejected by PIG nays to 36 yeas, declar-
ing that ''the doctrine ofnon-interference with
the rights of any portion of the people of this
confederacy, be it in the States or Territories
thereof, by any other than the parties inter
ested, is the true Republican doctrine and is
recognized by this body, In 1850 he zeal
ously opposed the compromise measure passed
by Congress, and afterward took the most ul-
ira ground in favor of the repeal Of the Mis-
souri, restriction and the enslavment OF Kan
sas. In 1853 he advocated the formation of
Committees of Safety all over the Cotton
States as the only salvation Of the South,
and in 1859 urged the Legislature of Alabama
to pass an act requiring the Governor to call
a convention of the people in the event of the
election of a Republican candidate for the
Presidency in 1860. He afterward spoke at
different places in the North, Cincinnati
among Others in which he enforced his ex
IRENE Southern views with the coolest imper-
Thence telling the most astounding false
hoods with an assurance and plausibility well
calculated to deceive those who were imper-
fectly acquainted with political matters. The
same characteristics stamped all his speeches
in the U. S. House of Representatives and Sen
ate In the Secession Convention of Alabama
in January, 1861, he reported the ordinance
by which Alabama assumed to withdraw rum r'
the Union He then went to Europe do Ooi-
federate Commissioner, returning nome III
FEBRUARY 1862 His speech at New orleans
at this time, in which he SAID that nothlng
was to be hoped from Europe, will be reTnem-
bered nv our readers. In the March follow
inc he took his seat in the rebel Senate, and
was asked to lead the opposition to JET DAVIS.
This he declined. Since then he has been
little heard Of