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A CARD TO THE LADIES.
DNDOMCO'S Golden Pills

FOX FEMALES.
I"iauible tn correcting. regulating and ren,oUin9
all distractions from ,ch7teoer cause and
al,cays successful as pyeusntipe
The 90 nbiuation o. ingredients in DR.. Duponco's
Golden Pills, are perfectly harmless They have been
used in the private practice OF old DR. Duponco, for
thirty years, and thou ands OF ladies can testify
t. their great and failing in almost ev ery
IN correcting irregularities, relieving painful and
distressing mensruations, particularly at the change
OF life From to 10 pills will that common vet
dreadful complaint, the Whites. Nearly every female
IN the land suffers from this complaint. Tho above
pill has permanently cured thousands and will cure
sou II you use them They cannot harm you, on the
contrary they remove all oh FACTIONS, nature
to its proper channel and invgorate the whole - em
family will find these Pills successful preventive
Pregnant females, those supp .ing themselves So
are cautioned against using these pills while In that
lest they invite miscarriage, after which ad-
monitnn the proprietor assumes RESP n>ibility-
although the mdness Of the pills will do Injury to
heath.
NJ B.-Ths ingredients oou osinx the penuine nil
are made known to every Assent, and they will tell you
the pills are free from anything injurious and yet vii
do all claimed for them.
Full and explicit explanations accompany each box
Sold by BENTON BROTHERS Co.. and
WOOD l. BROTHER, Mclsregor.
General Agents for Clayton county Iowa
dies by sending the above Agents One Dollar.
thro Ugh the McGregor Post Ofce can have the pills
sent ('o"hdsntial) BY mail toany part Of the
N. i.-Look out for cosnterfeits! Buy no Golden
plls OF any kind, unless every box is signed 5. D.
Howe. All Others a has imposition an d un. ATE
then eore, you value your lives and health ito say
nothing OF being humbugs ed out your money! buy
only of those who show the signatures Of s. D. Howe
on every lox, which has recently heen added on &C.
G'unt Of the pills being c"unterfeed.
Sold also by Allen Hosfori, Dubuque, Iowa: s.
Crawford Co, Ga!eoa, III. Emmert 4 Burrell Free
pert Lord Il smith, Chicago, and by Druggist
n every village and city in the United States
Sio,i sole Proprietor, New York
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Dr. Rand Specific cures Sperms torrh Ga. semin.
Weakness, Impotency. loss of power &C., speedily and
effect ually It's effects truly magical trial OF
the Specific will convince the skeptical Of its
meats. Price. 81 n box. Sent pot-paid to any ad-
dress. by s. G. UIIIAM 4O3 Chrstuut Street, Phila-
delphia, Pa. Circular, sent free. Cm344
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Reasons tor Lii. Insurance.
Life aud fortune uncertain.
Life Insurance substitutes a cert ainty FIR
taintythe certainty of leaving competence for the
uncertainty of life in which to acquire it.
1t Is r,lidble Based upon well determined laws OF
Nature, it has hitherto proved a sure resource
1t is easily obtained, beng brought by it's cheap.
within the of almost every one, who has
good health.
adds to the security given by the possession OF
property already acquired by furnishing ready
to settle the estate, at time when money Is most
needed.
1t contributes to longevity frequently, by giving
great relief from mental anxiety in time of serious
sickness
1t provides for the payment OF just debts, the pay
ment Of which may now be cont ingent upon unccr-
tain hf".
An "eadowmsnt Policy" will protect family dur
ing heir dependent years, and furnish support for
the insured IN old age, should he live to be old.
An Investment Of SIR cents day will insure a man
aged 20, One Thousand Dollars, thus protecting his
family against want
The safest cheapest and best company for We tern
COMPANY OF WISCONSIN,.
1t now possesses an income. Of over 800, 900
per annum.
81 ONCE, No. II Wisconsin St., Milwaukee.
s. S. DAoeEr, II. G. WILSON. A. W. KxLLocc:
PIest. Gen Gg't. ssc'y.
II. G. MARTIN, General Agent for Iowa.
LOCAL AGENTS.
Geo L. Scott, McGreeor; s. T. Woodward, Elkader;
9. A. Dean, Monona ). p. Calvin. Ciermont, Joseph
| IIobson. West Union, Q. N. Goddard, Dscorah.
6m352
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Musical.
All those wishing Sheet Music, or Music
Books, will find good assortment at GILES t.
BaorHrR's Jewelry Store. Also Musical In.
strumcnts. Agency for Melodeons, Pianos, DC.
All orders promptly filed at Eastern prices. If
MISS JAMES ScH0oL.-Grateful for the past
liberalty and hearty cooperation Of the citi.
Gems of McGregor, Miss James would announce
that she will open Select School, in the new
building three doors east of the M. E. Church,
Monday, August Oath. The length Of session
due time.
McGregor, July I'd, 35ltf
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TNROM Sturm's Mills the Sni-Magill. one-half
IL mile from the McGregor and Garnavillo road on
the 10Th OF June last large barki,h Cream Coored
Horse with dark name and tail, about years old
and 10 swanied in left shoulder. Any person who will
return, or give such information will secure the
recovery said hor the subscriber will be iioer
ally rewarded. 355 WM sTURM
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THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE

NERVOUS INVALID.
Published for the benefit and a caution to young
man, ar others who suffer from Nervous Debility,
Early Decay. and their kindred misunderstanding
the means of selfcure. BY one who has cured him
self after being victim Of misplaced confidence in
medical humbug and quackery. BY enclosing post
paid directed envelope, single copies may be had OF
the author NATHANIEL MAYFAIR. Esq Bedford
Kings county, New York. m1alter32Sy1
DAN DELIoH AND WILD Cherry BIrrKRs.--Prov-
dencc has bestowed blessing upon mankind through
the instrumentality Of DR.. Huntington in present
ing to the world his Dandelion and Wild Cherry Bit
ers We have tried it in family with the greatest
success, for the cure Of Salt Rheum. As blood pu
r6er, it is the most effective remedy extant. See ad
vertisement in another column - lansing Argus.
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Care for .MeuSexs.

VyNiiE pandeion md Wild Cherry Bitter Gas from
actual experiment, pr owed to be a certain cure
Tor Nra>"ls Commence giving the Bit tiers soon as
the pa lent is taken sick give them freely and
other medicine need he given.
Try the Bittsrs only 81 cents for Pint Bottle 3ca
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u. =. 500 LO.1,V.

r HAVE been authorized TO continue the agency
tor this loan q hort time, and hall receive sub.
scripti"ns as hereto until further notice The
bonds are In sums OF $50. 500 and 81 ,0OO-Coupons
or Registered Interest per rent pay able IN gold
q. NULVEk>ON, suh. erip'ion .g.nf
At Branch Bank, AicGrsgfbY.
July 18th, 1868. oys.
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EDITORS TINES:
Dear sir:-With your permission wish to Say to
the readers Of your paper that will send by ret urn
mail to all who wish IT, (free) Recipe, with full d.
rections for making and using simple Vegetable
Balm that will effect ually remove, in 10 days. Pim-
pies, Blotches Tan, Frcc,les, and all Impurities Of
the Skin leaving the same soft, clear, smooth and
beautiful.
will also mail free to those having Bald Heads or
Bare Faces simple directions aud information that
will enable them to start full growth OF Luxuriant
Hair, WhskerS or Noustache, in less than 80 days.
All applications answered by return mail without
charge. Respectfully yours
THOS. F. CHAPMAN. Chemist.
3m353 No. s3l Broadawy, New York.
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They have patterns on hand to At most all of the
Mil Gearing OF the country, and have superior IA
ciiltiss lor doing all work promptly.
They solicit ba>iEess of the citizens Of Western
Wisconsin, northern Iowa and southern Mime >ota
III the firm belief they can fll all orders promptly
neatly. and economically to the people.
Prairie du CHEN, July 10, ls62tf
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AFlssg a0Rr J.

.LA~ IN "n.' q 4 ae..N ."-. ..s
4 D secevcd d or III. B.,
March Is. ls63n335 BENTON BEOS. L. co.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

e. A gentleman, cured of Nervous Debility, In
competency, Prem A. ure Decay and Youthful Error,
artuated by desire to benefit Others. will be happy
to fur nh TO all who need 1t ree Of charge) the reel
pc and directions for making the simple Remedy used
In hi case. Those wishing to profit by hia experience
land possess a Valuable Remedy--will receive the
same by return mail, Carefully sealed by address
ing JOHN u. OGDEN,
3m356 No. 60 Nassau Street. New York.
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New M usic.

'setINGULAR DREAMS" the latest and best
!" c5mio >on~, jas received ut q Les An5,
new snppty f The sef9 o, y a. song and ahars-
s''randwuttcr tod Wa ~c.n 50
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-08-12
AS Might be Expected

While from every other portion of the
State, and from all portions of the Country
that we have heard from, comes the accounts
Of the sacred observance of the National
Thanksgiving day, from the town Of Chat
field-that besotted, God, forsaken, God de
flying place-comes the sickcning wall Of de
fiance, borne on the pages Of the Democrat,
that in that city there are none who rejoice at
the victories of the Union, that there are
none who reverence the God OF battles.
Here it is, read it and mourn for the de
p:avity Of humanity.
NATIONAL THANKsG1v1No.-This day Thurs
day last, was not observed by any one in thi 8
village, the only business houses closed were
the Churches, from which not even vail for
the poor American of African descent was
heard. Is it not treason thus to tre.t Uncle
Abrams proclamations Brudder Long
hcols, please ask blessing:
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-08-12
A Sta thing Proposition,

Hon: John Sherman presents the issue
made in the nomination of Vallandigham
in tho most forcihle light. Here is con-
victed traitor he says, nominated as tho
Democratic candidate for Governor of Ohio
lie is opposed to the Government; opposed
to the war will not vote man to SUPPRESS
the rebellion. and will not vote one dolla,
to sustain our soldiers. And yet the Dem~
ocratic party calls upon the people to elect
this mani 10 be Commander in Chief Of the
Army and Navy of Ohio. And this in the
midst Of war with the enemies of the
country whom he was convicted of aiding
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-08-12
Doctors Disagree.

- - -
We clip below two articles. one from the
Boston Post, a patriotic Democratic journal
the other from the New York World, deep
dyed, treason stained, ssmi-rebel organ, the
nouthpiece Of Horatio Seymour, the man
who begged the President to stop the draft
so that his friends might not kill everybod,
and burn the city. The Boston Post says
1T is summons to join, not discomfite
soldisry, but a band Of heroes, the monuments
Of many well fought field"
The New York World says:
"Does any man wonder that poor men refuste
to be forced into war msmanaged aim os'
into hopelessness, perverted almost into parti-
zanship ?''
In Boston the draft was made withou,
material trouble. In New York it occasion
ed bloody riot. Who says the author O
such articles is not responsible ?
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-08-12

sherman lost about one thousand men
The army is now undergoing complete or
ganization.
Gen. Herron's division at Nacthez has
destroyed an immense amount Of raha,
stores, and captured large quantity of sa It
rom LOUISIANA Tor Lees army and great
numter of cattle from Texas.
BUFFALO, Aug. S.
The draft commenced here and at Rocb.
ester to-day. No trouble in either place.
~ BALTIMORE, Aug. $.
A Tag Of truce boat arrived q Fortress
Monroe last evening.
Richmond papers contain no news of i'm.
portance.
JET Davis has issued an urgent appeal to
Confederate officers and soldiers to return
Immediately to their camps. He complains
OF want OF a.acrity on the part Of all classes
ia coming forward in the most dismal hour
Of the South. ~
=, Inc h'cnmond Examiner, in speaking Of
AFFAIRS at Charleston, says the fall of that
place will be most mortifying and disas
trous event Of the war and fatal blow of the
cause OF the Confederacy. :"
| k~HOAC 0t0I0 Lu0k 1eo mas
massed his troops and is ready for another
battle.
The Examiner says that Lees army is in
excellent condition and spirits. An en-.
gagement is possible, if not probable, on the
line of the Rapidan.
1t is believed in Richmond that Mesade
has been reinforced from Grants arnv to
the extent of Is 900 men.
NEW YORK, August 7.
Specials this morning are almost destitute
OF news:
Conscripts are arriving in cons iderable
numbers.
Gen. Mead says the government lost g.
600 horses in the Maryland and Pennsylva
mia campaigns,
Fort MONROE, Aug Z.
The steamer Spaulding from Stone Inlet
Of the 4,h has arrived. She reports every
thing progressing favorably. No importanl
news otherwise received.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-08-12
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE

6EfAULI has been made in the condition
- OF mortgage executed by Carelius Schul-
efud @ ana faul1ne Schulerud, his wife, to Smith !,
Melgs q Co., dated December 10Th, 1859. and
was duly recorded in the office Of zkeoster of
Deeds, in and for Goodhue county, Minneso.a.
on the 2lst day OF December, 1859, in book k7Ii
Mortgage Deeds, on page IA; which said mort
gage was given to secure the payment of a note
Smith, Meigs q Co., or order, one year after
date, for the sum Of S235 SO with interest until
PAID at the rate of three per cent. per month
and dated December 18th, 1889, and is upon'
and conveys from the said Carelius Schu]erui
and Pauline Schulerud: to Smith, Mciss &s Co..
subject to defeasance, the folio wing described
lands and premises, to wit: The west half Of
che southeast quarter, and the southeast QUAR-
ter OF the southeast Quarter OF section NUN ber
fsurteen (l4) and the southwest Quarter OF the
southwest quarter OF section number thirteen
10 all OF township number enc hundred and
ten (llo) north OF range number eighteen Us }
west, containing in all one hundred md sixtv
1907 acres, according to Government surycy
thereof, bo tue same more or less. And, where
as, said note Is due and wholly unpaid. and
there is cIaimed to be due and is due thereon
at the date OF this notice the sum OF three hun
drcd and sixty Ihres and tity-tivc one hun
oredth dollars 93os ool; and no. suit or pro-
coedlng at law or other Isl: has been in stl ted
TO recover Che same OF any part thereof.
NOW, therefore: notice is hereby given TINT
ny virtue vi power OF sale contai ued in said
mortgage aid recorded Herewith, and OF tho
statute IN such cuse maize aud provided, said
mortgaged promises above described will bc
offered for sale, and sold vi public auction, to
the highest bidder for cash, by the Sheriff Of
uoodhue county, Minnesota, Ut the front door
oil the Court House, in led Wing in said codn-
ty, on 1Aursd4y, the A7tA dayg September, I'D.
1868, al ten o'clock in the forenoon OF said day,
TO sati.iy the amount that shall then be due
on said nosc and mortgage, roge.h r with tho
costs OF sale allowed by law. Dated Red Wing,
august 9th, lo63. SMITH, MElGS q co.
n2vSw7 MorDuv.c.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-08-12
Rather Thick.
The st. Cloud De1,ocy,.t savs {.

The present State Auditor will probably b.
reelected: He is from the same county with
Governor Swift, and the county adjoining has a
United states Senator: 1t is certainly to be
hoped that that vicinity will not Law claim r.
all the nominations that are to be made.
Taken in connection with the fact as stat
ed by the same paper, that the Lieut.. Gov
ernor, Secretary Of State, Attorney General
aud Auditor Of State. and, we will add
Governor, will be taken from Southern Min.
ncsota, and we think it is rubbing it on rath.
Ter thick. ..
We would jus: say to our friend Of thu
Democrat, that it is out Of order for him t
mention the name of Colonel Miller for tn,
Governorship, not having first consulted tn,
oracles Of the party. ... -: -, -
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-08-12

APpLEs.-Esquire Noyes has presented
US with speciman Of apples, which he ha,
grown from the seed, in four years. W.
don't know the variety, but the apple is O
common size, sound, and perfectly ripe
We are satisfied that all that is wanting. t
raise fruit in this country, is the selection o
a hardy variety, and proper care and attsn
ton to its cultivation. Squire Noyes has 8
Western experience in these things, which
perhaps accounts for his uncommon SUCCESS
Lake CITY Times.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-08-12

and one that free people would submit to
with poor grace. So then conscription
law, making no exemption, or if any, as
few as possible, and allowing party to
procure substitutes, we consider the best
kind OF conscription act. But what diff
ference is there between such law, and
tho present one? Under this any man can
get substitute. and get him just as cheap
as he possibly can. If he can get one for
$4,000 or $4,000, he is just as acceptable
10 the government as though he had cost
tho conscript 100000. So leaving the
$500, clause entirely out of sight, and the
present conscription law is very much like
any other. Well, now, take experience
under any former conscription law, for ex-
ample, and we will find that even under
those laws very few men went to war, who
were able to procure substitutes and it
was and is fact that men who were not
able to get substitutes were obliged to 90,
as will be in the present case. But under
former laws substitutes demanded much
higher price, so that it was impossible for q
poor man TO procure one, even with the help
Of his friends. From $500. to $500, were
demanded and paid in the last war with
Great Britain. The poor man is not in
|jured by the $500, clause in the present
law, on the contrary he is benefited. Now
what use is it to the Government More
than an hundred thousand veteran soldiers,
one Of whom are worth two new recruits,
are being, and will soon be discharged from
the army. They will eagerly re,enlst for
reasonable bounty. and it is believed that
eommutation money paid, will furnish the
fund, out Of which to pay that bounty
Secretary Stanton says he had rather have
the $500, than the raw recruit, because
there are hundreds ready to take it, and
re- enlist.
That same paper, shameless of the
reproach that under the Administra-
tlor OF its own party the nation has been
brought to its present state of civil war,
and to the brink Of ruin, powerless to re-
sist the foreign encroachments, its mad, in
sane policy invited, falsely and hypocritical-
ly tries thus to throw the responsibility on
the present Administration.
MEXICO HAS FALLEN.-Thc Mexican struggle
has virtually ended and the country is in the
hands OF the French Emperor. The City of
Mexico was evacuated on the 3lst of May, as
wc are informed by San Francisco dispatches,
and Forey took quiet possession, receiving the
open allegiance Of the Church party, who, it
will be understood, are at variance with the
people. Thus has foreign power accomplish
ca an net that none darcd to attempt during
the reign Of Democracy in the United States,
tho weak and cowardly administration that
now rules this once happy country, andteared
no resistance or even protest from it. 1t is
alike an insult to our power and a deep injury
to our progress, and will yet constitute a most
important era in American history.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-08-12

SHEEP.-Daniel Prescott Eq., of the
town Of Bancroft. in this County. has Just
received four hundred and thirty five first
quality fine wool sheep from Capt. Smith, 8:
Clermont County Ohio they are only the
advance guard Of large flock, if those
prove successful. And no doubt they will!
und the management OF Mr.. Prescott, aid
ed by one Of the best climates for sheep
raising in the west.-Albert Lea Standard.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-08-12

MINNESOTA APPLEs.-A gentleman from
Wabashaw County sends us few apples as
a'spsc'men ofthis seasons crop. They are
large, tender and sweet-just as nice appl es
as any one need want.
We saw SINE growing on couple OF
treos in the garden Of Jesse Branham, near
minneapolis. some days since, which shows
that those who understand it have no diff
Guilty in raising apples in Minnesota.-Press.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-08-12
n NOTI.CE

NOTICE..
I1AE Copartnership heretofore existing be-
i! l. tt tween 1! the firm of GRANN1s, DANIELS & c..
Of ked Wing, Mimi, is this day dissolved bv
'uo'u"l co''seh5' s. S. GRANN1s,
G. H. GRANN1s,
P. DANIELS,
WA. HOWE,
M ~, A. HOWE
N. 3; The business will hereafter BE cor-;od
on ey the new Firm of DANIELS, HOWE e. e. CO.
who are also authorized to settle all the NC, ac,
counts and unfinished business Of the late firm
Of Granlis, Daniels & Co. Dated YeJ Winn
Mimi, July u, 1858. e'
v1n52w4 DANIELS, HOWE e. co
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-08-12

NEW FIGURING M1LL.-A Touring mill
is being erected about four miles below Us
on the Cedar. The building, will be good
one, and under the management OF eficien,
men. 1t will be ready to do work in a few
weeks.-Nousr County Register.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-08-12
Ex-senator Rice on the Duty Of Demo
Gratis.

Ex-senator Rice on the Duty Of Demo
We find in the Northern Statesman (Fari
bault) the following letter from Hon. II. NJ.
Rice, addressed to some citizens Of that
place, defining what his position is, and
what that Of all Democrats ought to be on
the War question
ST.. PAUL, July %, 1863.
GENTLEMEN: Illness in my family has
prevented me from giving you An earlier
acknowledgment Of yours Of tho 9Th inst
am thankful for the expressions of es
teem and regard you were pleased to con
vey to me.
am now private citizen, which posi-
ton am determined to occupy.
The thought Of acting with any other
than the Democratic party never entered
my head. The whole object of the rebel
lion is to destroy the principles of Democ.
racy. The party which stands by the Gov
ernment is the true Democracy. Every sol.
dier in the army is true Democrat Ev
|ery man who lifts his head above party
trammsls is Democrat, and every man
who permits old issue to stand in the way
|of vigorous prosecution Of the war, cannot
in my opinion have any claims on the party.
If the city was on fire would you call upon
any particular party to extlnguish the
flames ? Or would you stop to examine its
charter for fear that you might violate some
Of its provisions by taking water from your
neighbors we'll
Should disaster befall our country IN the
struggle for life, true Democrats cannot be
blamed. Those who have the power and
do not use il to its fullest extent. and those
who arc wasting their time and d;stracting
the people BY their idle discussion, will occu-
|py no enviable position hereafter, Union or
no Union. ~1--- ~,
l am for regaining and retaining every
loot OF Soil We ever possessed without any
compromise whatever
England, France, and perhaps other coun-
tries that exist by depressing the people. are
anxious that we should fail. Great Brit
tam, with Canada on our north, France in
full possession of Mexico, were we united,
would prove formidable advsrsaries.
Il IS undoubtedly their policy to encour-
age the present war, and 10 increase dissen-
sions among ourselves until the North and
the South shall be reduced to the lowest
point Of exhaustion. then recognize the in
dependence OF the latter, 1t which time the
North will be too much weakened to resist
Anarchy and ruin will follow. The des.
pendants Of the great and good men Of the
Revolution will be without peaceful homes.
and those from foreign lands who have cho-
sen this because it was frss, will find tha
|tyrant's nod substituted for tho Gag that al
lured them to this then happy country.
Il / havs erred and am still in tho wrong,
my judgement alone has gone astray. Time
will detsruaine whether hare been true 10
che Union. . Minnesota, its people and the
Democratic party or not. May God saye
the Liberties Os America
With grsat respect. jour Old: ssrv'.
HHNKY n Rrcr.