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III. TAsrnlen at tAe Meshealst Coafer.

As the General Conference Of the 8sffes
diss Episcopal Church, Ia sesalon 81 IsEEla,
deiphia last week, 4 delegation wsa sat
ftOm the British Conference, The
" Z, Thornion, one ol Ne dsless
sentssl written address from the
Mathsdists, and then followed With lsrs
ring speech Of his own. In rsfessnee te
eur national troubles, he spoks On the fol-.
lowing terms;
We have NOT heard OF ycnr hereayed fam
lies yoaF scattered churches, your bleeding
country, without many tears, without many
prayers. What we desire for you 10 an
kbnerable and abiding peace What We dc.
ssrs i the extinction OF the blot OF slavery
3Ik. kthe escutcheon of a people called
Nans fGreat sensation and cheers.)
3. we wish for you ah honorable
49, Rad ia the 4egh Psalm, aCome,
n the works of the Lord what desola-
Ae hath made In the earth, II is not
- sake OF the desolations but for the
E<ar4nR ID 0f everlasting tranquility,
~ Il iblsowE Immediately, "Ifs mGketh wars
4, eas.se unto the ends Of the. earth He
eteAkttk the bow and cuttcth the spear
s tsnaer; lie burncth the chariot in the
would express my own conviction
Il u tie conviction OF many of my
x1sssn, thnk tha Prince of Peace viii
lbf hfmaelf tho glory Of rescuing and
yonr magnificent country. (5reat
zslsause) Bishop Morris and Reverend
Fathers aud Brethren, rejoice 70 address
thoao whoae trust IL not Ia the battIe-bow
ar IN the spear not ill the hofsemen or In
The ehariofs, but IN the might of the High.
est. The Lord Of hosts l. with Ne, the God
Of Jacob i o,,r refuge. Light Ahhll come
out 81 darkness, God shall be glorihed, and
glory shall dwell ia your land. (Cries Of
Amsa.A We know what Is the teaching of
history, God works In marvellous obscure
tv. lie nakcs the darkness his pavilion. -
He once made Babylon .'the hammer Of
the whole earth, and the Assyrian the rod
of ais anger The menof the world is g
sword, bat The hand that wiel,ls il is Gods.
I thank God that you, as = conference, have
undertaken to acknowledge this on next
FRIDAY. Surely You viii have power with
IIius 10 whOsn The shields of the earth
kelons. Let me say. ~ we have been ac-
sustoned 70 say in our country in times Of
conflict:
s0oa of the haitIesl all sustaining.
Guard the valieRt soldiers head;
Lei him, ether dread disdsining
Thee The Ged Of battles GreAdg'
Myown conviction just now is that We
need, moss than anything else. the baptism
ol the spirit---aoods upon the dry ground.
This woaia do more Than all else TO settle
the question. Oh! for rsviving visitalons
for floods upon the dry ground. Re-
sponses Of Amen, Amen.) There Ia not an
instance Ia all hls.orr In which nation de-
ee..:.nea evea In material prosperity while re.
iiEion aourishea and churches grow upon
Rs soii. While yoa are trao 10 God, he will
be true 10 gon. II God be for you, who can
be against you7 Many may be; but none
with honor -none with sueccss-uene with
Impanity.
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fcorsespoadancs Of the \. Z Kvsaing POSI-
General Grant In Camp.
A SKETCH or Bls PERSONAL uApfTs-EScI-
DENTS IN TUE FIELD.
WAsnlsoTok. April &c, 1864.


wAsuiSoTok. April 90, 1864.
A military friend who has just passed
some days &C the headquarters in Calpcpper
has given me aa account of his visit, and
of the habits OF the LIeuteuant- General,
fhst am glad 70 trauscribe Gen Grant
u.cesrs with his staff IN house ia the viii
lasre: and as his table sits familiarly with
every member Of his military family. The
expenses of the mesA are divided among the
ten, nes IN equal proportions exactly, but
in a manner that Is satisfactory 10 alL---
There Is not tho slightest attempt at show
or parade in the furniture or equipage; /;
everything il for use and economy ef troable
and space
The erockery is seanty. and Of the plain
est. and tie fare though sufficient in qaan-
fitg. Is fass rs homely IS that Of sny thrifty
and careful mechanic Ia yeur city. a chop
with a cup Of eoiEce foF breakfast; Z bit OF
roast heei. wifi potatoes aud Hard tack,
confronting a dish OF pork and '.greens
served no for the hve o'clock dinper,
which was concluded without pastry or
slesest. A cap of tea and Bit Of kreai and
batter At eight and = bali eeleek hRishcs
the day. The beda are asnply camp Gets.
some with and others wilhent natFesses !
aud al the toilet apparata.as say where vis-
ibIe where feW tili wash h11lne. alnodsfa1e
supply Of sowelss Q bic 81 leaklnf sss nnd
! is6sn oaub As the table nekshsF dlslilled
Iiaaor nar wine 3 permitted The General
yin not have eithes about him, sst be own
or 0fhefA use.
" The inssnsofy q the asaefals baggage
when ha made hia hFilllaat campal9a II
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CalI FOR Canyentlens to Elect Delegates
"a ne National Cnsea CenIenllea.

wHpasAa, National unioa Ccavsnlioa to nom.
inase eaniiaatss Tor President and Via President of
the Unitsd StoAss AZ the epproaehing Presidential
sleetion : called 10 convene In the City of baais
nscFe on he TN day e June next snd whaEeAs. ve
nay conadeniially hops that ~ The sriunpAA and
erorsss u oar arss ths people ef Tsnnesses wl -
II / condition 10 esat their votFa IA Shs GesemhsR
have deep and peculiar interest in The aetioa a
the nominating Conventioa. vel - right % -
reFresente tAsreln thercffs ws Do heFehg cau upoa
he uneoadiiianel Ipica men q Tenaessses - ness
IN tAeif rsaperalge Dfstsons u the Stata. On The
solh ay II Hay Il hanh elsces may heresiler b
ds,iEnarsd andeeca deegs.ea % tAs SAsienal gasoa
Convention
fsnns.ses hsiax satisssa e send tsa dslsestsA ve
wesala suggest that EAst TenneuSes sena hpars and
eneh 4 10 ether divlslons three
W. O. nnaNnIau
1So A. oAn1sSll
II u. DElzs
~. J. IesHa
H0RAcR HAnnisas,
= h ntSoAAn
y 81 TeAxEH
WN. u. FiFeR Jns
untea oazs kzeeztixt eomUiI1sA
Nashsllla 4pFil - isat
There Nifs Be- . nsskiag Of The EhepN1i-
ns.ef UiAiss Msa af thia and re alsrics
ehsva keEs. II this eisr. % Ne SCH inst. -
sppsint to dsieease b fhs Bsltimcrs
| lInnalnk We ksea Ne eoansies ~ Al
! fk 4 nfea re elsisas4 lore er4 -.
Is,sl.s I'm Nla ne seshsi1k 80 elg vsry
! IS rr.Is ssf
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noslan cantrIhaiiens.

We take tie fellcwing from the Boston
Atratise Of shs e0th Of April
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The eo1llElbu1seA e Nhstef kiefcA spAnb - = =
tus,ze urs resnlstss 10 tha ibllpwsng letter.
FIWzap EYKasrSs

q ~ Hffazsn ffstnatt -. April s tes3.
al.sar - tlc1ea plsnal asd - eellAs, which
4 As.e eeI5ss.sa lsf ifs kast Tennesaeana.
Il kees fss5 go 1<Ia - l6ns kbpet sbs snlerinks
= 49, i6zSl ,selSIs. lst 0lse asgy Iasce y &C.
- elhiae f5f skeEa i sid e ~ Aether VIII
fiss lk9se - fsIie - ~ nes ssa9 ~. -
~ - ~ rntsS ifless!s q elye s1F khss nsb.e
-s,s.s' I sss ,,I te Is - 80 heye az
-. Il f,sas fs4 81 ed yean1 1sssg - 9sse g.
- sskIaS S{rS ~ rsfz1e q - ntesiK -
sisesi fse 1elsasn i ktee ~ tss lAsz, 80 y
~ 5s-st i4k IS q lns st tss =, ~ - :
rn.s,x sessSlz AsE E'tS11 ~ tAee 4le
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E...n sa, Haslssstsa cArsesls.
.r.ea Tsriefs aaa fhe Currency,

T6s eease of lhs present high prices y
TOO much money Wsr IN ltaelf is not the
e.use. nor Il Il that pAfsr money Z worth
lses shan rold. nor that the peopla have no
-, .sles.ce IN he eiosefnmensls prpmises 70
raw the great evil b too much money
Spsin during period &c prolbnhd pesee,
accumulated vast treasures IL goid from her
American possessions, and having expert
enesa cplsis sneh n We arc how rnsiafing.
finally sHnk from fist TO fhiEd-class
Power uniIsr The inevitable results of ple-
tAora of eosa. Before the panic Of 1881,
during The period of psAcs we experienced
an UNUSUAL expenke q paper nisney, which
hrpaghs with Il a. inasitahls rise 10 rriees.
Seen after 9uld began 70 pcur II fsUas Cali
foraia. the banks began 70 secure Il and h.
sue paper apon Il, and ttesefile expansion,
with corresponding rise Of pfiesa, t6lieweA,
And now GpEernmsnl j c0aApellad g he :
aismef ka.ihe naiiosE 20 the extssst q EaiIz
- xshasa ssrffit nft3 =
s - q * s
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-09-14

"A WOMAN HAS TWINS WITH SNAKr's
uEADs Ahon, two weeks ago. the wife OF
market gardener, residing at Eagle Point,
in this city, gave birth to twins, which, IN.
stead Of being provided with the head and
features OF the human form divine" had
each the head and neck Of snake. Below
the head and shoulders the children were
Of natural and colnely form from the
shoulders up they presented the horrible
shape and characteristics Of the serpent a!
immediately after their birth, a consulta-
ton Of physicians vas held, at which it was
very properly decided to bleed the monsters
to death. which was accordingly DONE
What disposition was made of the bodies
we have not learned.
The cause assigned for this lusus naturae
Is, that several months ago, shortly after
the wopan became enciente, her husband
playfullv threw snakes head into her
face, which 30 frightened her that the toeti
assumed the horrible shape into which thev
were brought into the world.-Dubuque
Herald.
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ONE of our German fellow. citizens has Il
young boy who is apt to make mistakes in
the difference between neum and tuum -
Much complaint had been made against the
lad, and many lecture and restitution had
followed. Last week, however, the old
man changed his base of operations. -
Hans. where you gets that knife" asked
the old man. II finds him, far.ier," re-
piled the young hopeful. "No. Hans. |
b'heves you tell one tam lie" mo, Earder,
dat Is true ia the luckieSt boy as you
never See" well, Hans, as to vip you {"
mot cause | steals, fardery' mo.
Hans, vips you cause you is so tam
lucky"
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Safe Of TO.rM Pr0ne,.t,. ,

NE fostviiie Land Company are now prepared N
a sell ana give perfect titles to lots in the Town y,
SUPERIOR INDUCEMENTS
VIII oe offered to business men at this oont po,.
vile is on the line OF the McGrevor Western .."
20 miles rom Mcdregor. in the centre OF the fnes,
gram region OF Iowa grain elevator of the srs,
snS erected oy John Lawer, is nearly Completed
July 18th. f " os'''iie after
meicnanss ana business men in McGresor who csn-
template locating branch establishments. will ga
WIS p''"' "o' surpassed ny any west of McGregnr
JOHN I. STONEMAN.
u.c agent for Postville Land COMPANY
McGregor, June Goth, 1864 o'Np po1y'
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North Iowa Times Supplement- Sept H. 1864.

4 FRENCH STORY The other day a
fri read US a letter containing a very
sing lar story, which, whether it be true
or =, has been lately buzzrd about Paris.
Sia .nnths ago a young couple III good SO
ci married, and entered upon house
r.. ng with full staff of servants but
lei coachnan, footman, gardener, cook,
lao maid, housemaid, &c. About a
for, ght ago, a policeman entered the
b. : and informed it's t aster that one OF
hi ,ale servants had been convicted ten
yeas ago Of horrible crime, that they had
ju rack.d him down, and he was want
ed The gentleman was astonshed, and
ga. that there must be some mistake, Ms
each member Of the household had brought
" him or her an excellent character.
tt policeman requested that the male Ser
vi Is might be paraded. Butler. coach.
ma footman, &c, were sent for, but the
mar was not there
II Told you So" said the gentleman, ra
ditr. with triumph.
You have other servants ?" said the
Policeman.
''Only women"
Let me see them"
The cook, the hOusemaid, and the lady'S
maid appeared for inspection. The officer
took one look at the girls, and pointing TO
the very smart lady's maid, said, behold
my man !"
The ladv's mail was Immediately arrest.
ed and marched off to prison; and the new
snarried couple were Mortified when they
learned that the Office 0: tirewoman had for
six months been discharged by an escaped
male convict,
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- wonder where those clouds are going -
Ahed Flora, pensive'y, as she pointed With
delicate finger to the heavy funeral
.ass's that foated lazily in tn" sky. ~
ittlc brother. ' "''
The smallest poRy in the world is owned
~ John >. 9arey. Of Ohio. It's only 90
(nches nigh, asd weighs only p pounds
e motne., which was broug ht from the
ne.'snd Isles by Rarey, weighs only Is
THERE are at the present time in Ger.
many l6o theatres. The number Of actor.
Fingers and dancers is 5000, and ,hat y;
ms chor'ssfrs and officials abou, s, 200
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IOWA MUTUAL
Fire INSURANCE COMPANY.
Located at
wyoming. Jones Co.. H.

has been ascertMined bv proper iDye.tipat ON d,
Anng the last two years. that not less than s. 90 90,
Is Faid by this state annually to fire in. urauce com
Panles out OF this state that nv tbe
agents III tins state, and that about 500 900 oul,
are returned for losses to the state thereby causing
uraih upon the state annually OF about $3.50 900
This constantly increasing drain upon the vital inter
est OF the state tells materially upon the welfare and
| prosperity Of the people.
Other facts here Iii clio ed show ronclusiyely that
adequate protection against loss by fire can he given
py companies properly organized and within
e STATE AZ ohe'hird less cost to the insured than is
required TO insure in Eastern companies; and that
100 with greater facilities for adjusting aud paving
losses with Promptness and dispatch.
great want is felt in this for some legislation
mat will give check t. the Swindny in
have infested the state under the head Of Insur,
companies, ana that are now gaining groun ran, Nv
without the least evidence of any responsibility con-
neced with them except the smooth stories of their
intriguing agents.
We claim for the Iowa Mutual that a correct state.
mem OF itS Gusnes Is repor ed to the public every six
months also that certificates from some of the most
Responsible men in the State furnished shown IN
we 'rraehy OF the men having the manav pnent of
The company and furthermore that il il organized nm
"uiIerent plan and conducted differently from any
other company in the State
As souie the PRINCIPLES of this com, ,,v IVA ,,,;.
}ha folio wing: ' ''
lst.-Each person insured is member of the co,p.
pa"y, ana entitled to vote at each annual eection t
Directors. '''''on OF
2d.-fhis company will pay loss or damacs h.,
lightning. whether the building i burned mr. NOT -
'u'-ln case OF any difference arising ut any Tina.
"etween the person sustaining the loss and this com
pany. the same may he submitted to three ds;nt.r..
ours 'e S"'" ioes oc-
4th.uEach member insured in the company sbaI,
Or entitled TO his her share of the profits of ,h
company, or Z" sha:e OF anv dividend declared NV
'e company rom the accumulation Of surplus fund
~ proportion TO their premium deposited with said
WIZ" '"'"
>, ath.-This company has two departments in which
@ "le insured IN class entirely separate from
"r tn" losses OF property in the other de-.
promptly paid. ~"'
Our General Agent for Northern Iowa and Mnueso.
GUY authorized % appoint Agents, issue pol-
rising agents wanted in each county.
MILTON BRIGGs, Secretary
PHiLo NORTON. Treasurer
"obEhiG RANT Local Agent, McCregor.
t375yl)
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SYMPTOMS


me symptoms OF Catarrh as they generally appear
are at hrs; very slight Persons find thew NV. !,
.': 'n'. 'nrs nave frequent attacks, and are more
d't''n the noe may he dry. or = slight dis.h.rc.
TIM and arrid. afterward becoming thick md sdh.'
s'e As the disease becomes chronic the discharges
a'e 'nrresea IN q"an'ty and changed in quality;
they are no' thick and heavy and a,a hawked ~
coughed OIL The secretions are Offensive, causing
bad breath; the vocei is thick and nasal: th. ewes ara
te senscS Z" the smell are leSsened or desroved
uea'heSs frequently takes place. Another common
ana 'mn"rtant symptom of Catsrrh i. that the ner
son Is obliged to clear his throat in the morning OF
th'ck or sl,mv mucous. which IN. fallen down from
the person may he sure that his ,ii..a il nm ,ts -
TO me lungs, and should lose time IN arres. ug II
TIE abore are b"tfeW efMe many Cata,r. Sym,-
, e. single Bottle will last u Month--to be used
three times a day. 'u
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Stomach, Liver & Bowels,

Cures Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Headache Con.
sral Debility, Nervousness. Depression OF Spirits
oo"sflpa',on. Collie, Intermittent Fevers,
cramps and Spasns, and all complaints
OF either Sex, arising from bodily
weakness whether inherent in
the system or produced by
special causes
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gent'eman waited on Douglas Jerro|d
10 ask MS AID in behalf Of a mu>ic., friend
IN distress. It was not the first time such
an appeal had been made to him for the
same person. On this occasion, therefor.
Inc agent was receiv'd in any other Lu, a
complying humor. "Well,' said ,Jerrold
i'hOw much does owe this Tim. ,n
why. Just four and two nough,s will. 7
sh'nk." replied the petitioner, nut him
traight.' "Well, then, put me down fnr
ne Of the noughts,' said JerroId ~
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a CARD TO THE LADIES
DNpONCO'S Golden Pills j!
fntgHIle /" correcting. regulating and reu,oring
all distractions. trnm ,chaterer cause, end
4ktc0YS ANcc nSStuL as q lurrentatine
FOR fE NJ A Rs,

| fntMl'R IN correcting. regulating md remori n,
all obstructt'"s. trnm ,chaterer cause, end
al.cHys "ucc 'sstul as n preventative.
| The combination Of ingredients in DR.. Duponco,s
Golden Pills. are perfectly harmless. They have been
USED III the private practice II ole Dr. Duppco tor
over thirty years. and thousands OF ladies' can ;.,t
I" their great and never failing aim os ey.ry
case, in correcting Irregularities relieving painful .ni
distressing mensrautions, particuarysat the cbap o.
Of life From to 10 pills will cure that common ,
dreadful complaint. tn. Whites. Nearly every f.m,i
IN the land suffers from this complaint The abov.
pill has permanently cured thousands and will .,r
you II you use then. They cannot harm YOU on Nh.
contrary. they remove all distractions tore n.,nr.
To It's proper channel, and invgorate the whole sv,
TEN Ladies whose health will not permit an increas.
OF family will tnd these Pills successful prevents.
tive fen'"-
Pregnant females, or those surprising themselves
SO. are cautioned against using these pills Will in
that c"nd ti"n, lest they invite miscarriage AFTER
which admonition the pro prietur assumes no r.,;
oity-althouGh the midness OF the pills will do M
injury to health " NV
N. B-The ingredients composing the genuine nil
are maze known to every agent, and they will tell
you the pills free from anything iuinrions .n,
yet will do all claimed for them '
~, run ana explicit explanations accompany each
oox Price, 81 per box. Sold BY
BENTON BROTHERS l. co. and
WOOD Il BROTHER, McGresor,
. General Agents for Clayton county Iowa
Ladies, by sending the above Agents One Dollar
through the McGregor Post Office, can have the nils
sent by mail any part of the com
try. free OF pOstnge
N. Look out for eounterfets Buy no Golden
i,liis or any kind, unless every box is signed s. D.
rove: All Others are a base imposition and unsafe
therefore, a. you value your life and health (to saw
no,hing OF being humbugged out of your money buy
onN OF those who show the signature of s. D. How.
On every box, which have recently been added on &C.
count or the pills being counterfeited.
Sold also by Allen Il Hosford Dubuque. Iowa. 8
,rawford 4 90. Galena, H.; Emmert & BurrelI.
, ,r~ H.: Lord 4 Smith, Chicago and by ons
,,'ss's' IN every village and city in the U. s.
WI .. -. HOWE, Sole Proprietor, New York
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y Office.

A mL persons .e forbid cutting o. taking anv
1AIiMaEk from. he SPANISH GRANT. from and
after this date, without permit from tho aa.n. -.
the company All parties trespassing hereafter. viii
be dealt with to the extent of Law VAIL
PERSONS vi hing to purchase wood or down timber
w" Apply W tue agents. WM. GREENE,
U. MCCARTNEY
General Agents Giard Land COMPANY.
sspt"" LIST, 1885,. $50
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CELEBRATED
STOMACH
BITTERS.

Nothing that is no. wholesome. genial and restorr-
tive in its nature enters into the composition ~ IIo.
letters stomach Bitters This popular preparation
conta IS no mineral Of any kind, deadly bot anical
element; no fiery excitant: but it is II .mbination
OF the extracts OF rare herbs and with
the purest and mildest of all d,fusive stinulants
II Is we'll {" be f"rearmed against disease and 50
Tar ~ the human system can be prOtece ed by human
means against maladies envendervd nv an unwhol.-
some atmosphere. imp water AMI other external
causes lostetter' Bitters may be relied on ~ a sar.
guard.
In districts infested with Fever and Arm. I, has
been found infaliibls and
rs remedy and thousands who to it under ap
prehrnsion OF an attack, escape the scourge and
thousands who neglect t" avail themselves OF its pro-
tectivc qualities in advance, cured by very brief
course OF this marvellous medicine. Fever and Apus
patients, AFT er being piled with unnine for months IN
vain, until fairly saturated with hat dangerous aka
Oid. It unfreQuenty re-. orrd to heal within
few days by the use Of IIostefter'. Bitt.rs
The weak stomach is apidly inv,gora,ed and the
appetite restored bv this agreeable Tonic. aud hence
u WORKS wonders IN eases OF Dyspepsia and in less
irmed eases OF indigestion. Acting a. a gentle and
painless apperirnt ~ we'll upon the liver IL ao in.
vaIiaby relieves the constipation superndured nv ir.
reenlnr action OF the digestive and secrrtve organs
Persons OF feeble habit. liable to nervous attacks
iowne>s Of spirits ana fits Of languor find prompt And
permanent reiet from the Bitsrrs Tn. testimony on
this point Is most conclusive. and from both .exps
The agony Of bilious Cholic is immediately a..
suaeed by sing ls dos. of the stimuant and by oc-
casi"nay resorting toi, the return of the complaint
may be prevented.
A. general tonic. iIostett.r's Bitrers produce
eHects when must be experienced witnessed before
they can b. fully appreciate In cases of consti.n
Honai weakness premature decay and debility and
decrrpitude arising from Old age. it ex-rcs.< the
electric innuence In the conyaiescent stages Of all
diseases it operates rs delightful nvigorant When
the powers Of nature relaxed it operates to re-
enforce and re.estahsh them.
last, nut not least, is tn. only safe sti,nulant be-
ing manufactured from sound and innocuous mater.
ais, aud ntirely free from the acid elements present
more "r less in all the ordinary tones and ,onarhcs
Of the dav ~
NO iah''y medicine has been 20 universally and it
may De truly added. de.ervriy popular with Elm. in
.elisehs portion OF the community. As Ilostetter's
Bitters. Prepared by
HOsTErrER SMITH, Pittsburgh. Pa.
Sod bv sill Druggists, Grocer and .torekecp.rs
'e'y""e'e' 37Uy
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-09-14

A last young man on his return from his
nrst visit to tho West was elowingly dc,
scr'blng the beauty Of the situation and the
fertility of the soil Of town where he had
spent about two months. "How about the
water, Gusy" asked an inqn'~i:ive friend.
forgot to try it !" responded he.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-09-14

SARATOGA Fashions. A Saratoga Fash
'on' gos>iper says: Girls, none too Young
TO be in the nursery, make their three and
f"ur toilets day" TO which the Boston
Post adds: "The little babies change
oftener."