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Jewelry Repaired.
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Importing Houses.

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THE GREAT CAUSE,
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Nerve Invigorator

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REFENUE STANPS. E,..t,
~ IN Y GOODNOW. Nsr-.,
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Portland g. Boston Line.

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Hell B0ID'S
Genuine Preparations.

COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT nuCHU
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hsia soid's EEtFsct BseAa and Impso,.
Rose wash core.

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leorr-stsHr ssSsssS.l
The Great Indian Remedy
Pea PBoIALEs.
DR.. AAttison's Indian EnnenagosIs.

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CONSUMPTION.

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80 80 nar- ha'ssa. N-r-urv. or u-ai-s.s-,
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HeInboId,. E1tr,ot H,~h,

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GEo " xILLErT

Fr-Par,l - SETH W. FOwLE CO
Boz Ton. sd Go 49, ~ 81 iru.gs. .ai 1ssi-
trs ia nstlcin-.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-08-24

We have already quoted several queer OBJ.
servations from Forney's editorials, showing a
change OF tone towards Lincoln. Forney is
gradually growing hostile to his former master.
His correspondents have received their instruc
tionss If we may Judge from the following in
the regular New York letter to the Philadel.
phia Press:
Some Of the republican papers seem to have
grown strangely non-c0nimittai inf politics of
late. Perhaps this phenomena may mean
sudden recession from the stand formerly taken
and spasmodic raid under the Wade. Davis
leadership. QUEEN SADIE ? Politics are muddy
The Wade and Davis circular has caused no
little debate in the columns OF the daily press.
-, There ia far more under the surface Of the
Wade-Davs manifesto than MANY dream Of
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-08-24

The Philadelphia Press, now that Forney hal
abandoned the administration in disgust anC
gone to Europe, explains, in the following par
agraph, who blundered at Petersburg:
The first cry of the north at the repulse. we
are told, was that somebody had Numbered
some general officer was personally response
BILE. How many and who have blundered it ID
difficult to decide. But the general Officer
who directly caused the failure may. with toll
cradle accuracy, be pointed out as Gen. Robert
E. Lee.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-08-24

WEsTARD Hottie emigration from the
East to the West this season has been one con.
tinued and continuous tide of men. women,
children and wagons. From memorandum
kept at Fort Laramie. it appears that 6,l6l
wagons, with over 25,GOO animals passed by
that route westwardiy from the middle of
March till the 9th Of July The emigrants
numbered over $4,000 persons. Besides these
there has been an immense emigration of set
tlers, mluers, freighters. ETC., on the stage
route through the Cheyenne Pass No doubt
the total number of westward bound across the
plains this season exceed $4,000 Waukegan
Gazette. a
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How TO DO IT.--We hear complaints
often from different persons, that they can
not keep man any length of time, because
they get the war fever and enlist. We
have heard Of several instances where gen.
,lemen requiring hired help, have hired
fpSh two to four men in month or SO, and
all enlisted. We have remedy for this
sure one. too-Airs loyal leaguers. They
will never enlist; they might take, small
things within rcach--'hat you will have to
chancc-La Crosse Democrat.
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Mother, Spare that Child !!--Remember
that Parry's Compound Syrup of Black.
berry Root aud Cranesb,l which contains
no Opiates or other del,cerious drugs, will
cure every case of Summer Complaint in
Children. Give it one trial and you will
never be without it! Price 80 cents per
bottle
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OUR CoUNTay-A GLOOMY Picture.
The New York Tribune of the Sd inst,
in an article on the National Fast, gives tie
following gloomy picture of our suffering
country after three and half years of Re-
publican rule, and a desperate effort to fire 9
and enfranchise the negro: "Our public
burdens are fearful; our taxes are enorm-
GUS; our public debt, already frightfu, is
steady augmenting; we are freshly sum-
tnoned to send halt million men to the
battle field. Never since the discovery of
Arnold's treason have blacker clouds hung
over us !: OUR TRUST Is IN COP ALONE. New.
er was solemn national appeal to the
Father OF America more appropriate than
now"
Such is a horrid picture of the bitter
fruits of human hate and carnage, and
fratricidal war. We used to say, Rcpubli-
cans as well as Democrats, at the outbreak
Of the rebellion, that there was no adequate
cause for the South rebelling against the
best Government upon which the sun ever
Shone. If it was the best Gouernment be
fore the war, why would it not be again if
the old Union should be restored to US and
our posterity? Let us, then, labor earn
estly for the Union as az Uas-Xadison
Patriot .,........
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OUGHr TO NE ARREsrED.-It is hoped tina
ID. b De Land & CO., the ma manufacturers o.
the celebrated Chemical Saleratus, will take
speedy measures for the arrest and punishment
of the Williams who have sought to destroy the
reputation Of their goods by putting up spu
rious article with labels calculated to deceive
The genuine comes in red papers, the spuriou:
in green, with B. for d. as the first initial.
The rascals deserve severe punishment.
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g.9 CAN any, Of our readers guess what docu-
ment contains the following complaints P
The abolitionists will readily say it is the
sS'disloyal" platform of some Copperhead
Convention: faf -'rf wi" -"'ss5
laa"He has obstructcd the administration of
justice. s, 'aS . !.
"He has made judges dependent upon
his win alone
lie has erected multitude of new of.
fees.
IND has Kept among us, in time of peace,
standing armies, without the consent of
Legislatures.
He has even affected to render the mill
tary independent Of and superior to the
civil power.
He has combined, with others, to subject
ns to jurisdiction foreign to our Consti.
tuition and unacknowledged Ly our laws.
giving his assent 10 their acts Of pretended
legislation.
For quartering large bodies of armed
troops among US.
For protecting them by mock trial from
punishment Tor any murder which they
should commit on the inhabitants Of these
States.
"For depriving US, in many cases, of the
benefit Of trial by jury.
"For taking away our charters; abol-
ishing our most valuable laws, and altering,
fundamentally, the forms of our govern
ments.
"He has melted domestic instructions
amongst u.s. .@atsa ~s a.rs
The above are not extracts from any lat
ter day political gathering, but are taken
from a renowned old document signed by
John Hancock and fifty. five others-wrtten
by Thomas effersion--cngrossed by order
OF Congressman Familiarity known as the
"Declaration Of Independence"
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Public Notice.

TUHEKEAS. my wife, G. Agusta =. Newcomb. has
w left my bed aud board w,rnous any provora-
tion now do hereby notify all persons whoms err
from hardening or trusting her on my account from
and after this date as will not pay any debts her
eontracting ...a# NJ. s. j. NEWCOMB.
August lth. 1864. 3waOS
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Wan tcd..A Situation {!

NIOULD prefer place as Clerk Salesman in
Wv some mercantile establishment. Steady en-
ployment, and an opportunity to gain THOROUGH
knowledge Of business more OF object than the
amount of salary. References a. to character. etc.
given II required. Address, 81. A. c." care TINES
office, McGregor. Iowa. 4OCtf
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Dur wife.


bur wife. ~ II
"yiolet vane," of the Sunday Times, in one
of her late articles thus "goes on from the
text which captions This "a.
Oun WIFE DO you ever sit and think, dear
header-"H you were a man what your wife
should iook like = We do, often, and, some
how. WE have never met our belle ideal, and
are very much afraid she is not born yet, she is
30 desperately pretty and so wonderfully good.
Had we the natural right to wear standing
collar and boots, we fear We should die q
bachA{or. Words canndt describe her; but she
Is a perfect blonde, with waving masses of pale
gold hair, and low, broad Grecian forehead !;
her eyes are very dark blue, aud her lashes
the longest you ever saw, brown and curling;
she has three dimples, very small, but deepen
Ing when she smiles, one is, on her chin, the
other two just beyond the corners Of her mouth !;
and her teeth are like pearls; a small pouting
mouth, and ears like pink tinted sea-shells, has
this imaginary wife Of ours, and in either ear
she should wear pearl drop-we are deter.
mined on that; peculiar shade of delicate
fower.lke blue would become her, and white
muslin should float about her often. Do you
know what an English bust is ? She should
have not quite that, but near it and such
taper waist and she should be rather small
a
Six glove; and when she Strengthened out her
'tarm there should be a dimpIe in the elbow
She should talk well, and never trip over a
word She should sing. not perpetually, but
now and then; we should like her better if she
preferetf sweet English ballads, and Tom
Moore's old melodies. We don't want her to
waltz, with any one else) we should be jeal
Gus.
AS for. tastes, our wife should have ours ex.
actlv and there would be no clashing; and a.
for virtues. all yet known have been bestowed
upon her in our Imagination. Oh, dear, you
never, knew such pretty, loving, good, indus
trious, accomplished creature as Violet Vane's
wife wouldbe, were WA gentleman Would
she leave her alone long evenings darning stock
ings Wonld the bloom fade from that cheek
IN the weary process Of sitting up until three in
the morning {, No, indeed ! Such hus band
as she would have woulu be worth the having
Girls might smile and brit; they couldn make
an impression. Friends might speak in vain of
"6shing" parties We would be home always
at dusk We would be our wife's beau and
lover. If she had to stay at home to watch
the children, we'd stay too. We'd never tell
her it was her fault when Biddy spoiled the
dinner-and. in fact, the world does not guess
what il loses because Violet Vane is only
woman, and that wife only dream.
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:, SYHfATHIzERs,-The friends OF Lincoln
nave much to say about sympathizers. We
kgow OF two kinds viz: One thu. synpa thizes
with the People in the great calamity that has
befallen the nation, and the other that sympa.
thlzes with Lincoln, the speculators, thieves
Rnnd plundcrers that have obtained possession
Of the Government. The Democracy. we are
!. glad to say, belong to the former class. 1t is
Enasy to determine which is the most merito.
leas class,-Afarshal (Iopa) Reporter. ~,
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Notice ,

rs hereby given that my wife, Mariiia Wisemler,
i left my bed and board on the Sth inst without
cause or provocation, aud hereby warn all parties
against trusting or harborng her my account for
Will not be held responsible for any debts her con-
tracing. (3t40S JOSEPH WISENYIIER