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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-04-22
WHAT CAN WOMAN DO IN WAR

Much, every wsy. But she can't keep peace In the
auiiy without bottle Of Dead Shot to kill Oh the
blood thirsty hordes Of hungry Bed Bugs that unn-
vted introduce themselves to her dodgers, to their
great annoyance aud disgust. Nov Is the time to use
II. Kill 'sm nov! No family should bs without It,
The Dead Shot makes clean sweep; renders peace
certain BY the aanhilssion OF this enemy. Sold BY
all the druggists. 8. HUNTINGTON,
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-04-22
VERY LATEST.
q Gssso 60WtS Ase1 3 It'NsiS-
1p01.fs .s.tssa b. t5cks6sss'g
ONE TRANSPORT SUNK q
Sharp Fight at Corinth.
Gen. Stoneman Captures s.
600 Reb lis at Culpepper
court House.

Six Of cur gunboats and three transports
ran the blockade a, V,cksburg on Thursday
night last; one transport was sunk by the
rebel batteries. Notwithstanding tempest
of shot and shell no other casualties Of i'm.
portance occurred. The gunboats deliver,
cd heavy fire rs they passed.
Heavy firing has since been heard at
Warrenton.
Gen. Dodge has attacked the rebels near
Cori,'tl,, and after sharp fight routed
them with heavy loss. Our loss was one
hundred killed and wounded.
The Polish instruction continues with
vigor.
An officer from the army Of the Potomac
infIrms the correspondent Of the N. York
Evening P"st. that on Saturday General
Stoneman hal reached Culpcppcr Court
House, where he surprised and captured
5000 rebels.
A party Of X. G. c. broke up Union
meeting in Brown county, Ind, on the
18th. One Union man was killed and one
X G. G. wounded.
Gen. Gatty, near Fortress Monroe has
just captured six guns aud 200 rebels.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-04-22

The Confessions and Experience Of .
pccS Yonns Man -----ea
A GENTLEMAN having hesn cured Of tho results
"A Of early error and disease will, from motives OF
benevnlenee, send to those who request IL copy Of
the above interestir narrative, published by himself.
This little book Il designed warning and caution
to young men and those who safer from Nervous
Dss,L,rY, Loss OF MEMORY. PRsMArrHR DscAY,
&c, &C., supplying at the time the means Of
selfcure. Single copies will he sent under seal In
plain envelope, without charge,to any who request
(, by addressing the author,
e CnAS. 4. LAMBERT, Esq,
32im3 Grecnpo'nt Long Island. New York.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-04-22

DAxbsLIoN AND WILD CHsRRy BIrrsRs.--Prov-
dsnce has bestowed blessing upon mankind through
th fundamentally Ct Dr.. Huntington in present
inx to thu world his Dandclion and Wild Cherry Hit
tsrs We have tried in family with the greatest
success, for the Of Salt Rheum. As blood pu-
ritter, It Is the most effective remedy extsnt See ad-
yertisen,eut in another column - lansing Argus.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-04-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Musical. a ea~E.s
All those wishing Sheet Music, or Music
Books, will find a good assortment at GILES ss
BaorHsas Jewelry Store. Also Musical In
struments. Agency for Melodeons, Pianos, &c.
All orders promptly filled at Eastern prices. II
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To COMsulllp tjves.
FTNlE Advertiser having been rest ored health in
i a few weeks. by very staple remsd after bav.
ing suffered several years VITA severe lung affection.
and that dread disease, Cen.umrtion-is anxious 70
make known his the Of cure
To all who dere it., he will send copy Of the pro.
scrption used Gree OF oharge) with the directions Tor
proPsins and ing the same, which they will hnd a
suIR Guns FOR CoNsUMPrioN, Asthma, IRON.
cHIrIs, 30 The emily otjscs OF the advertiser in
sending the Prescription Is benefit the afflicted aud
spread information which he concsives to DO invaua-
ble and he hopo every sufferer wit! try his remedy,
as 1t will cost them nothing, aud may prove bls.s.
ing.
Parties Wishing the Prescription, will please address
sa kgv. EDWARD A. WILSON,
s.s Williamsburgh,
33S Kings County, New York
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TIME store, formerly occspisd by myself, two door
East Of speuy's lIsil, Msis street. may Be rented
D reaSonsbls terms. T.W. WOOD.
'SsstssF, Sss. 7ssh; lsssaS'n
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- be has Of rolling mills to roll any aos Of
gold plate This not done By ssy other sssssblh'
Dsot wsot ~ Milwaukee.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-04-22

TT YOU desire . nice piece Of engraving executed,
i 60 70 PRENCH'S, ~ his j. the Only estso.
ishmsnt ws.e Of Atlvsakss tAss ioss this kisd Of
st wssksll.
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For Rem {,

1UVlIE BEST STORE In the hest inland town 49,
in northern Iowa. with residence attached, M:::
il desired. Size OF stOre-rocm ~ by 10 feet, #essS
with Glass front. Possession given the first OF
May next. FERNS, SITS per annun, payable quar-
terly in sdvance
For further information, address Dex L, clern,out,
Fsystts county, Iowa.
Clermont, Iowa, April Q, ls63w3 -.
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Dissolution Notice.

VuyHE partusrship heretofore existing under the
name and style Of Powers 4 Bshcook. VA dis
solved BY mutual consent, February Q. 1885,
LEW POWERS.
... CIlAS. +. BADCOCK.s
Nc0regor, April ., lsd3n33sw3
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81 Kp,T"Rs o. Tinss with your permission !
wish say to tbs readers Of your PAPER tbst 'ni
eend by rstarn mail to all who wish IT, (frce) Reel
Pc with full directions. for making and ussrg rini.
rle Vegetable Balm. that will eYacu usy remove. In
zen day, Pimples. Elotche', Tam Ffeckle'. sna al
impurite. OF tho Skim leaving the soft, clear,
smooth and beautiful
will also mail free to those having Bald lieads rr
hare Faces, simple directions and iatorm:tion that
viii enable them to start fall growth Of Luxurient
Hair Whiskers or . Mou.tsche, In less than thirty
days All applications answered BY return mail With.
out charge
Ns.pectrslly yours, rnOS. P. CHAPMAN.
2m336 Chsmst, No. S3l bro dway, n. Y.
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rue CONFESSIONS AND E.xrERIENcI

.
Published for the benefit and ~ caution to young
men, ard Others who .u6cr from Nervous Debility,
Early Decay, and their Kindred Riln,ents--supplying
che means OF selt.curo. BY on. who has cured him.
self after being victim Of mi.plarcd confidence IN
medical humhug and quaekery. by enclosing post
pai directed envelope, single copies BE- had OF
the suthoS. NAruAsssL MAYvAI:. Esq Bedford,
Kings county. Ne~ York. mlalter3?Syl
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-04-22

|toNsIGNED to the Farmers Of Northern lows.
~ Depot at the
HACK eye Farming Tool Warehouse,
CLEnNoMr Iowa.
DoN'r FAIL to call and examine before buying else
where. Here ysu will also hnd kind oi Far ling
Tool including tho very ju.tly ehrxsd ScHurrLss
WAc"ns 1t very reasonable prizes. d. @. GOODRICH.
Clermont, Iowa, April 9, 1858
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Wanted.

SITUATION a. School Teacher. Book Keeper,
"A Salesman, Clerk, any light business, by q
young man competent to al the Office Salary not
70 much an object, as permanent situation. Good
reference given. 1880
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Go to FfencIl,s.

r. you dssir. any piece Of roid geld jswslry mad.
The New York herald., 1863-05-17

raj. from the Mariners Temple, Oiivcr street, Chat
nAm square this Sunday afternoon. at Quartcfpass
three O'Clock "
wskis-on thursday. May 7. GEoKoK wlsKIs. of paeu-
monia, aged 40 years aud II months.
Lncoin (tngland) papers please copy. -AafaHA
NaA1axx-ln Iho kIyn, on saturday nom. May 10.
afIsr lingering lness IN the 7sd year Of his age, Dr.
J0ns WHEEL Ra. for many years ocuiht in Nov York.
The funeral Will take place Monday Afternoon
O'Clock. from his late residence Bis remains 10 -
conveyed 90 Greenwood Ceuhtery for mtermcnt
wARD.-0a friday. May 10, MIS- sAiasA WARD. sged -
years ~ s 4
The friends OF the family respectfully invited 10 -
avenue Brooklyn.
wooD-Suidcnly. on Thursday, My Il, ScFfawoov,
youngest con 81 George and Margaret wood Tue 2ots
year OF his age.
The friends and acquaintance respectfully BvMef
70 attend the funeral from his late residence. No. JJ
frst avenue, this Sunday afternoon half pfsst
oc ck % cecd 10 tho Seventeenth street Metrpdat
Episcopal church hs remains will be ,nterrcd IN Grssn
wood
The New York herald., 1863-05-17

Married.
ConwHH-MAcDosouaH.- Wednesday, May 10, by
tne Rev Heury J. Fox, JAMES CoRwfr, 10 Miss CARRIi
AAopon0uGu, all OF this city.
.CLovER-EDwARpa.-ln the city OF Springfield Ill.,. on
Monday, May H. EUGENE P eldest Of Rev Dr. Clover
70 Miss Lizzie, daughter Of Hon. Ninan w. Edwards. Tho
bride Is granddaughter Of the Iate Governor Edwards
OF Illinois, and . Sioce of President Lincoln.
CLARKE-JAAr0s.-ln BROOKLYN, on Wednesday, March
u, BY the Rev G. D. foss, Mr. OwxN CLARKE, OF Now
York city (formerlg of Troy, NJ W, 70 Miss Aonn N.
jameson, OF New York city ormeriy OF Nswburg, N Y
Newburg and Troy papers please copy.
MKRAM-Tuus-On Wednesday, March 4, by tho Rov.
DR. Osgood rector Of the Church OF tho Messiah
A. hEExIAn TO CoRsElA TuUs. all Of this city.
SkvKRANcE-CARRoIi.--O Wednesday evening, May l3,
by the Rev. William Everett. JosKrH H. SEVERANCE 70
Miss ELIZA A. CARRoLL, all Of this ciiy. No cards.
The New York herald., 1863-05-17
FINANCIAL AND coMMgRc c,AL.

SATURDAY, May 16-6 p. NJ.
There is no change in the money market.
Brokers 10 good standing are supplied at per
cent and spectators at 6. The Sub Treasury
disbursements will be very heavy next week. and
. the market will feel it,
Gold continues dull and neglected In the neigh
borhood of $50. Exchange is quoted weak at lG4H
lG5 for bankers bills.
The speculation in stocks shows no sign Of
abatement, but, on the contrary. increases daily.
The chief advance this morning was in Michigan
Central. which rose aH; Harlem old, which
rose ~. and Harlem preferred. which rose
4. But the whole market was higher. Erie
sold at 100, buyer 80. at the morning board;
Pittsburg was Il higher, Erie preferred Il. guaran-
teed ~ and 50 ON throughout the list. At the one
=. nj. board the whole market was firm and
better. Prices were again higher at the second
board. New York Central rose TO l26H. Hudson
River to ls6, Harlem to lO6, Michigan Central 70
H9. Illinois Central TO Ito. Gsleua to 100 and
Toledo to Ia.
The narket closed steady at the following
The New York herald., 1863-05-17
MISCELI,AE EOUs,

A hohATlC SCHlEDAM sCHNAPPs,
IA AuhiNEksAL CURATIVE IS CONSUMPTION.
Reso%wsnasa mn hy the MEDICAL FACULTY ia tho
In DkoPsy s established curative p, ,operes have long
beea without . rival.
The D.ors,ic and solven. p~opesties Of 'Asoaase
sohiedam Schnapps' render u oecldedy ealcacse lm
GRAVEL and AL other affections OF The Kidneys.
In doUr s.d RuEunArlsH.M ,.Aea IA the form a.
warm paesA. 9F'
Taken .. hot punch IN HUh0RAL and srAsxOhIc
ny scculiar and apecinc cold ssa~w
IN A0UE and fhVEH and prepares the a.
mssfs"on OF she admitted curative, Of this disease
Adminisiered ia CHOLRkA CHOLERA MORnUs ana
CuOLiC. u remeves spzsms rcstor,s the fuar
taken mixed ~ii6 kos water sni sugar
Ass NERvINE. TONIC aud . PURIFIER a, the S.ssa
trial OF hfcen In all cms.es ssspas
10 the only alcoholic preparation country lLss sss
Do generally uibbed with pleasure aud safey
whcn tascn 70 escess producing beadsh other wspe
ant consequences.
Held handsomely wrapped Ia yellow paprrs ptss ssA
the Unsd states Furssss RON the advsstss y .
prevent imposition In eoinsries and limitations ~
whole country 10 flooded with them.
BOURBON wMJsKEy,
~ La ..f
UDOLrHO WOLFE.
Warranted and the best quality, With The proVst
etos name on the cork snd FAC sms OF his sisuauss
For sale by uOOfsfH0 wOLrE.
NO ~ Beaver stsree.
The New York herald., 1863-05-17

Southern confederacy sympathizers and nterven.icn
party at groat disadvantage.
The advice Of Mr. Seward fortunate In its wisdom.
and has no doubt avoided collision between our own
government and that Of Great Britain.
The New York herald., 1863-05-17

The ste.nsbr Ncrsegisn s.itd a. ,e, oiet' * ,nss
mornog for ilscroo s"d icntcodcfrr. sue taAcs cui
elsbt, esscrs. ... tt.
The New York herald., 1863-05-17

increase. "
The earnings for the last nine months, since the
new road TO Ogsdensburg has been in use, show
an increase of sos 977 81 over the same period Of
the previous year.
The following sales were made at auction this
afternoon by Adrian II. Muller, r. q. wilkins
& Coz
BY order OF the Executors OF Jacob Ainsy deceasedi
GSOD Putna am and pnvne bond %
The New York herald., 1863-05-17

The trial Of George ~ Cook fcs The murder OF Thomas
r. Mccasy, which has occupied the time Of The Superior
disagreement OF the jury McCaney died from ths effects
of wonpd said 20 have been indicted the Red House.
kept by Cook, 10 this town, On ths fth Of March last
The New York herald., 1863-05-17

WAsnfx.ros, May ID, 1868.
.sxs c.lana AVID The Secretary Seward and us
pesraqG-The Radicas D.feasd, de.
she last two or three days have been pregnant with
-asifatins Ia government circles. There have been
nsrous consultations Of Cabinet ocors early and ase
and changes have been seriously mootcd. After the
ces fasco the Rappshannock the pressure upon the
President 10 rofsreacc change In the head cf The War
Department gresy increased and grave doubts
also 10 the propvoty of leaving General
Hooker any cngcr In command Of the Army Of the Poso
mac His failure to cooperate py attack IN front
sheu by the sound cf the gunf evident that Gen
Agvcks CORPS ho,y engaging the Of the rebel
srmy required xpsnst'on.
To add 70 the pspextes of the President, The radical
senator's "a Governors who are bere-ncuding wilson
md SUM er, OF Massachusetts,; b. " Wade, Of Ohio;
chandler, Of Michigan and Andrew, Of Massachusetts,
with nGber OF ezscr lights in the tabernacle Of radical
smmade prc,ext out q the Pcterhoa case FOR another
iefesa onslaught upon tie secretary of s'se and rep
eon of hcfemaod for h removal or resignation. These
sssslapts are unappesssbe; but Mr. Seward has %
adoy managed tho Affairs Of bis department that they
colli a1i nowhere 10 attach censure
Moreover. the President sverse 10 changes In his
Cabinet co rcI In times such emergency AZ the pre-
ssnt 80 that after ssrieus trbuiaon appcars 10
have been decided 10 give the Secretary OF War ard
Genera Hooker trial before they are rcaure
90 s,cp aside. and to leave Mr. Seward unm Tested.
Tc sr,ou of governments In relation 10 hs Peter
hons mails has gieatly strengthened the friends Of m
Cuned s,,ics abroad. and will enable them to have IN
The New York herald., 1863-05-17
uIiLtNuDs.

purnIasEEs wANg 20 rissr. class n;fiisrs
..tIea r ! N ~ a r. "a
- ~ s.stf.t 40 sl' rfssis ~ tes rfsrs
a1 ,st iiffrf l w.Itet a. '4sr sHtsra ~ -
r.A~r@
The New York herald., 1863-05-17

Pioss Nos and Battery observation-disclosures. 10000
o...:. D.:w..s; .. ss; a.. e 1., ....:y. sAAy
a. q; q; q; Ss: q; .sis; 8 is "a g: 10 49,
., 50, IL, .. ~, IL, II. ii, a. 49, 7s 20, 10, 50.
sent Of charge aSssaS Il RbSa Co.
Omciai Drawings OF the shelby College
Lottery Of ksnsSssSn sssss y..,. s,s-x.v a. ,sss
II, Is, ss, is, q, 70, 7s, q, 81, "a, 10, 81.
'o' g. 49, Z s n .s u r. II H. g. q. 49, a. e " IL H.
Circulars ssnt By addressing goux /. MORRIS . co.
Wilmington, Delaware
Royal Havana. Lesssry.-Thirsy Per
.pS y rnS, 2. sSs and
Prizes Cashed In all LegaIized Lotte.
r' Information SOW Ic %. street, sa.snsn' room 10
Prize. ca.hsd I'm All LsS:,,4ss Lotteries.
II Wal street, room No. !, New York.
Hass.-whiss's spring ssyles OF vIl,.. Hats
very attractive Dress Bats soft Imperial and Military
massou MsflIard,
f Ga fnssss. RON 3 ssu.
wf10or,n Patent Sala u0er safess-
The best Fire Proof the world DEPOT 100 Maiden iane
100 Pianos, Msiodeens and Harme niams
Agent Sg sa'' ssi d 1 1ssosd~sy ''' ' - = -
Iron Bcdsseads, Ornamental Iron Fur
&C. Sn Ssss sRssTE sPd I.1s assn e % Grand
Pyie's q. X. Soap is Now Sold by Gro
GERS eyerywhere II 10 rapidly growing In favor among
housckeepers
s.ssr xssi'ne: s.s.,ia .as,.
p.n.s sewing Our eeee ;: % inform those who are
aS: :ns es. = sf s
&c sss ", s soS % .as
the only one the market that l.dy so1at
whs ,hs imrors have stated ia'
Madame Tflman.
isEasT F.,: ]. iIsEa II ss..Sn.y, sTsyrr
III s$ssis $$s:Eis
Iron Raiisng, Orna mental Iron work.
nuTCMlssos ~ioxERsHAn, s'' Cant. street east Of
Eighs Carses. de vi.ite for 81. Of un.
Trussss a.d Supporters, ss M.rsh's
ssoss. e .sS s.s % oIss ss
and and sun Esssie Bsiis 4 .iy siissasnc -
Truss~s.-Marsh n Co.'S Radical Care
Truss No 7vessy street. opposite the church No sonnec
ss .,s say other truss 0fes Of The sans name Fe"s'
| ---------
wigs. Teupees, HAIR Dye, Hair Dysing
and noldsyiA Cream, for beanuyine the bsir, ., A.
| BACHELORS. 10 Bond street.
cSsssaaers's Hsss Dye, ,Prsssrvsuve s.d
Viz D~pot vholesale and retail. No Astcf House. Ibs
dye applied by skiHu srtisia
w. A. Bsseheser's Hasr Dye--rhe Bsst
In the ord fnsantsneous harmless sud rrhble SOD
By sf diugsiss and perumsrs FACTORY. BNcst sfesi
|
Drsnkenssss Cured nv Dr. ZeIi'- Hen,e
| dy--sven untnorn the dfinksr sod A. ~ Drilt y
street ard III Bighth Nv york sni lIb Ffon
street, Brooklyn ~
Paris and London Medical Adviser.
r. on Dsessts cf The B'oof Nefteus unnsI - tnsl
systems. A.. seut IA eaiet cn.eio~s for ~ A,crs
Warren No ! tcsy he srfb0f. ~ u tn9i'
0tT rosiu az ~ ~. New yck Hoars ior uc1iinru
9toC dstly.
Thirty 1-ars' Esprvieoee of an Uff
Nrrse.--Nfg. Wf!sLON = sBOTttTSu sfRtF - ~ y =
1,rtt o. 81 - the ict fss ss sca sd n"fe y
,ir United a. shh iss tern u-sd lT fhrs ffnsr q
,ly~r fsi.. ua'rty ~ niiss niss t-sts
gI.al T. tf.a afaf.U t1 fsT
The New York herald., 1863-05-17

Messrs- Moore 4 De Hart's foundry aud scale work
were destroyed BY hre this afternoou Also number
dweIIises, stables &c. Ioss $50 900.
The New York herald., 1863-05-17

Rev " W. Hager, Who has been on trial AZ Joliet A
this state before the Eccesissfcsi Curt for alleged i'm
plova conduct vas N DAY, by rnanimous vcrit fuy
ard hoporabfy fy acquitted.
The New York herald., 1863-05-17

Nrrse --NfF. Nf!HfyON = sBDfItfSu sihtf - ~ y
oa ~ - the ct Oh Ihs s'esa sod a"fs .
,r htsd q ahd iaa tern u-sd lar fhrs ffnrs q
~ v.r fsIe ua'rty frsss bs fntpss rs t~st
mr., n ffa The fe ~ isfah, of - - t~ 80 -
m tft aciiiy o. Va 81. o. - sta ~ - I"
latse The iaNsa sad Awe frt Lee ss4 "a
,rothes Ard chif. .scerts botiis.
The New York herald., 1863-05-17
Mevs,.enss In Real Estase.

xasinn ~ sns ss .ss ksshodis, pscops church
- BY r H. Ludlow Co.
Plots Nos and Battery place..... ..... .s63 100
Plots Nos and Battery place. S00Oo
The New York herald., 1863-05-17

Return OF the Eighteenth Volunteers.
ALaAxY, May 10, 1858.
Tho Eighteenth regiment OF New York Volunteers. Col
Myers arrived In this city to-day and proceeded 70 the
Barracks after paying visit Governor Seymour. The
Governor after thanking them cordially for their
VISIT rendered them hearty welcome home
The New York herald., 1863-05-17

OMcial Drewings of murreys BAdy q
Kxn1ucKY kxInA CLASS us-Asy l6 1853
/, 81, ~, 4S, "a, 20, -, l6, 9, 20, 10, 2S.
2, g. IL, g. ~, a. H. II, AZ, 43, 7S, 20, 10, 81.
Circulars sent free Of charge ~ sddrssslpF s,hsr
Covngt0n Ky. or 81 Louis No
The New York herald., 1863-05-17
Canal Breaks,

ALRAxr, Nay 10, 1853.
Tho canal breaks At Fonda and Hormans, on tho Erie
Canal, arc but slight.
Canal
The New York herald., 1863-05-17

n 0Sy VI "asn1uBs0U sVVH 0us sV0'sv0 ~
specie to-day.
The Vermont Copper Mining Company have
declared dividend Of two per cent, free Of gov
eminent tax. and payable to-day st l9l Broad
way.
. The earnings Of the Rome, watertown and
Ogdensburg Railroad Company were, for April,
1803. s......s........tAS05 05v -
For April, l802.. u 100 ol
The New York herald., 1863-05-17

r. on The cf the B'oof Nerfeus unnsy srtnsl
q sienna A.. seut IA sealef cneeio~s for ~ A,cr
Warren No ! tcssy he srib0f. hr u taou'.
ca iirosiu az ~ sts r. New yott Hoas ior uc1-u'
The New York herald., 1863-05-17
Madame TfIman.
IB EAST NINTH STREET
Late Of III broadway.
Adjolning A. =. sswrr's New s,ors nj,
CHIP FLATS AND SUMNER BoSNkrs.

Iron RaiIing, Orna mental Iron work.
RUTcHINsoN WiCkERsHAM, zso Canal street ess, Of
The New York herald., 1863-05-17

To Ladses Onby.-ro Those Of Our Lady
readers who happy In the OF ~ Grover
Bakers Machines secret that the beautiful embio'
all the ~ well and ~ easy done ~ on As
paiDss Our objeo 10 70 inform those who are
not the bappy OF of these inyanaoe nsen
this II ally the There other and sood
sewing machinss but this by its marvel properes
osnbes e faculty Of both sewing snd embroder aud
as II only the market that lsdy sblu
purchase sew ing Machine Ia ese days VIII he-i'Ae
which select WHEN the fact have stated LAs
been brought 10 her notes.
The New York herald., 1863-05-17

'N''''' - EIssA cLAss s7e-Asy 10. 1855
IL, Is, 66, 1S, AZ, 18, rs, "a, 64, 81, 10, 81.
Class ss0-Msy Is less.
80, "a, 40, 2, IL, IS, 43, ~, Al, II, ~, u, IL,
Is, 46, AZ. Al, 80, ~, 7s.
o"SuA ' " John A. MORRIS CO.
Wilmington, Delaware.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-07

The snpporte Of Col. Stone s'e
finding 40 uphill business Of it. He i
a candida that they dare not hapdl.
for fear vi no som # not fatal Iesul :.
The only hold they have ever profrs-eo
to have was that he was a soldier, bat
tim, for his country, bat even tins they
have l5si since the valiant e. Stone la
turnc his hack upon the army ano
come b ,no TO witness hls own defeat.
The great Stone WAC WAS presented t.
the abtlitionls,s Tor their support, ever
while the administration is ealing oud
~ for uen, ret.res rom the t,li, an
forge,s the duties devolvirg upon him
which h. 50 loudly proclaimed to hs
pity as requiring his constant prese c.
in the face of the enemy. Ii his servI
ces were so very valuable, how happen
1t that he refuses longer TO let the couu
try have the benefit of them? w,
have not heard that he has acc oDplishe,
anything huge towards the rcs'ota,io,
Of the Union since he went down TO IL,
field, fire. h from ths nominating Con
veution. What great things has b.
done in the time that he has been bac'
there that he fct i warranted in lay n.
down bis arms AID coming home Tn'
ab,lI ion press il silent upon this p,ini
Thes have no welcome Tor hun; the,
don't even announce his arrival or sa'
word about his deserving bis men =
this critical period. Truly this candi
date Of theirs is the most unpleasan
theme they have TO deal Iii. lie is
dea weight an unwelcomc visitor, Al,
most Improbable nominee. Bet,
would it be for them if they would Will
draw him from the contest and run al
most any one else. The action con
not possibly result in anything worse
and might turn up something better.