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UNION MEETINGS.

The following named gentlemen:
MAJ. WIN. CAPFRBY,
JOHN b. SULLIVAN, Rsa.
Il. &. STEM sTEHi 81 Esq.
Fl kiE 3 A! 5Otis 4. s II:
Z. KINLEY, ksq:
Col JOHN y. RANKIN,
II ,Anss sFk a,Si R.,
R. H. GILMORE, Esq
PIP. MAS, Esq
MAJOR JNo L. MURPHY, trennessss rsfasss)
WIN LEIGHTON, Req
HON yAs WILSON,
hon g 9 EogRss,
D9 Mc0UGiN,
GE0 EATON, Esq
THO GULICH Of BURLINGTON,
and others, have sgniaed their willingness to address
their fellow sissens Of Old Lee, the political H.
sues Of the day, asths following times and pisces
sumnitvilie Montrose Up. Thursday, October l, q
Dig Mound, Cedar Tp, Friday. october g. .. o'clock
ROdeer School House, Green Bay Tp Saturday. os .,
ATT O'Clock.
MASS MEETING AT CHARl1SToJG,
beSof9ay, Ve10oef ., lSSSs
franklin, franklin rp, Monday, Oct 5, y o'clock
Haresrs school house, West Point TIP, ssssdsy. Oct
at 7o'ciock
Applessts's school house. JeSsson Up, Wednesday,
Ocs7, att o'clock
Prl.chsst'. school house. Green Bay TIP, Thunds,,
Oct 8. att O'Clock
Primrose. Harrison TIP. Friday, oc. .. At O'Clock
Mass Meeting 1T Pittman's orevs
West PointsTownship
saturday, October 10. 1854.
Croton Van Buren, TIP, Saturday, Oct I2 II O'Clock
Warren, Van Buren Up, Saturday, October 10, n 1
o'clock
Roosier Green, Dss Moines TIP, Monday ocsober s. Il
o'clock
Aslrose, Dss Moinss Up, Friday ocss>sr ., a ,
New Boston. Charleston TIP, Tuesday. ocsobs, g. ct
O'Clock
VA Donnell's, Charleston Tp, Wednesday, Oct = ..
O'Clock
Everharss school house, Charleston Tp, Thursday,
Octe, At O'Clock
Ambrosia. Aousrose Up, Nondsy, Sept 49, ~ o'clock
Prof M. O. oHAMnHRLIN, Of n T.,
he s.vorite alst assisted by Gles Club will BE-
present At all the meetings denominated above, and
bnterspsrse the proceed with original, patriotic
songs Tbs local candidates viii also be present
The ushp and scho district commitfeos. and nj
loyal Of each locality where ceilings ere anaoun.
eed viii make all necessary preparations for said
neetsngs, and In all cases secure large attendance
By order Of I'm. HIATT. Chairman.
JC. wALKBA
A. D. ALDRICR
G. r. DAVIS,
w. 4. STRWAA
Lse County Union Central Ce1nitsss.
Sept. 3, 1883
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There are many preparations sold under the nan Of
Hoars. pat np ia quart bottles compounded II the
ehsaSsst vhirkes common rum, costing from DO 70
- oeats YER nISn, the taste dsgnised By Anise or
CoTiantee Seed.
This etss 81 Btttefs has caused will cont ure to
eassc, - long they be sold hundredst die the
bath o. tie Afua lard By their The sysen 10 kern
ocatinnay under the nnoence Of Alcoholic slim ants
OF IT, uotSt kind the deaiFe liquor created
kert up and the result ali the horrors atten ant up
drunkora's llfe and death.
For thos< Who desire and will have Liquor Bstsr,
- 0elieh Ne fsliewios receipt Get One Bostle 81
Meooa11t Ges8an Bittcss and mix With three 0uav0a
u Goo4 BfoD1y oP Vhiskey. and The result viii b
preparation that viii fDP excel medien4I vir.
and erue sxeesacs any OF the eumeFoas Liquor Bitter
In the DaFket and vii cost much iees You viii hays
Alta viFtne y 1eenAndB DitteFsn connection With
49, 1Aeie OF Liquor, at - mach less price Than
these interior pstpar Ations vfll eo,t xon
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SALT.
5000 bbls Kanavha Salt;
Loo sacks G.. 4. /"
1900 Turks Island
In store, In prime order (asd to arrive) fer sals
LOO Tor Gosh, 81 81 and 50 Levee, By
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Groceries. J

Rave = AanA lorge 81 wsl seir4eA 60 Of ooapl
'6nsu aaths levest ~ rkes price. Dssao bsto<s y
No sfitsstea. ~ tavss attentien he qeaI'y, -
1aersnsse our goods to Be What hey fspse0s1ts
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WALL PAPER.-Received thisll
W asek Of Wall Psp<r new desieps:
PutnA1h esn1uium CuySain Fixtures.
Juddb Curtain Rixtnres
Green Holland fbv Windows.
Da6 Holland for Windova
Cofds, faasels, &C.
sp-d77 n ". WRgrCOTR.
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WANTED FOR GOVERNMENT
w SUPPLIES.
Irish Potatoes, Butter,
Green Apples, IUs,
Onions, Chicteas,
y Moss Pork, Lard,
Pnne Whito Beans, C,sar Bacon SiAee
For which ve viii pay the highest nartss price n
sspssod CosMABLR 4 SMITH,
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TOR SALE--A good two story Brick
IL Dvellins Hoses. Oh shs ssnsrsfl tsH and MOI
gsa sreess, contaisiAge 70 icons. This rrnpssty
must - sold. BsQnins Of
Ksokuk. Apett1. lcg9. n. =. TEN HRCK.
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The trans stop 10 minutes at Manchester for refresh
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JUST PUBLISHED BY DIR. STONE,


Physician 10 the Troy Lang and Hygienic Institute;
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Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-11-19

A town that is really Furnishing
usually shows signs Of incomplete
ness. There are new honscs or blocks
of houses going up, old houses being
torn down To hc enlarged and modern
izei, aud half-linished streets piled NJ
with dirt aud rubbish. Woe betide
the place that is not blocked up with
brick and mortar A town that is fin
ished, that has actually stopped grow
ing. is already in state oi dccadence
We have too many finished men among
ms. men who have quietly ceased grow
ing DR.. J. s.. Harris.
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THE HOME JOURNAL,
For 1868.

We have much pleasure in informing the public that
of contrib tors for the coming year, will be
Old friend and colleague,
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