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WAsnIAGr0a, ID. o. } uno g, lodi.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND AS
W sistauf Surgeons Tor ColOred Troops-Candi-
dates must be Graduates Of gone Fcgalhf Medical
G6lleso and ulust be examined b eo@s bi N edteaI
6fcers 10 10 e0nyenee py the slfgaop 4acls.i. Asc
yautsi. hospital staTArds lQr cillcred Regiments.
ClHdidatss iuBt p0ssess fair Engsh edueation AID
s. familiar with The compOnnaiEg and dispensing Oi
medicine. Application must be msGo - In the cass
Of 5urgnoFs aud Assistant Surgeons. Compensation,
from 81 70 fa3 pr month, with clothing, ratons
fue and quarters. The Board will determine whether
the candidate viii be appointed Surgeon or Assistant
Surgeon, according 70 merit. Applications accom-
panied IS one or more testimonials from respect
able persOns as to moral character, &c. should b.
addressed 20 tho Surgeon General L. ;. Washing
ton, D.. c. oE 20 tho Assistant Surgeon General u.
s. A. Louisville KY. Boards are nov in session
81 Boston, New York, Washington, Cincinnati, 81
Jos K. BARNES,
iElyi I'D 1-F14T5 6etiaa sHrgson-Genersl
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TNHE ALL SUFFICIENT THREk.-
II TRIESEMER l, 2 and are protected by fiOyal
Letters Pattnt of England and secured BY the Seel
Of the Ecole de PharinAcie de Paris and the Imperial
College of Medicine, Vienna. - m r.
No. One Is Invaluable for Exhaustion, SpsrnIator
rhoeA and all physical disabilities
No Two comelely eradicates all traces CT those lis
that have heretofore been treated by the PAUSE
Gus and PeruiciOcs use Of copRvis and cubebs.
No. Three has entirely eupplanted the n,nrious
use Of maIcuIy, thereby insuTing 10 the sniierer
speedy relief, dispensing ali impurities end roofing
out the disease. fHt
TEIEsESER, Nos. l. and preparations in the
form of ozenges devoid Of taste or SMELL and can be
carried IN the wastcoat pocket. Sold in tin cases
and divided intO separate doses, administered by
Fepans Gelienlano holN, tslceu, &c. fEICe q ZACH
or caseF for S9 which saves g; and in 81 cases
whereby there 10 saving Of a. To he had Wholesale
and retail Of Dr. BARROW, Iss Blseker street. NsW
York.
Immediately on receiving remittance DR.. Bsrov
viii forward the Triesemer 70 ay part Of tire world
tecurey Facked and addressed according to the In
BtructiODs Of the writer.
S-Soid By @. ". CLARK, Agent for Cleveland.
Juiy6:h3
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SE5Ei5 Two TO SIX
5oxEs or rHp spEcTrYo YIIE

Ntn promptly ana permanently cure aiy ,ase Of
Speruatorrhoaa, Seminal Weakness, or Involuntary
Nightly or Daily Losses, however originally caused
or however aggravated in character, while they will
speetly correct those terribly morbid conditions
which spring from the primary disease, or from So
TaE SPECIFIC PILL is eqnnlIy applicable to the
treatment of every kind OF Genital or Urinary Trria-
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sc. Clergymen, Lawyers, Students, and all who
follow sedentaIy occupations, or whose Brain aud
Nervous system oyer0torked, are peculiarly LA
These should not sail 20 use The SPECIFIC PILL.
Persons afflicted with aEy more Of the sbofe
disOrdeTs are sure 20 have several, aud sometimes
most, Of tlle following
SYMPTOMS
Deranged Digestion; Loss Of Appetite; Loss Of
Flesh; Constipatsd BOWels Fitful Hnd. Nervous, or
Heavy Sleep, with lusttul dreams; rrpubled Breath
ing Failure OF Voice; Irregular ctioa Of the heart
Pustulop5 ETuptions On the lace and neS1i lead
ache; Ane2tio Of tle Eyes; Loss o. htthfDfy Sud
den hlshes 9t heat ali Eiushings; Geherai Weak,
ness and Ind9leneei Aversion % Society RelaKcd
Condition or Dipnshed Size Of the Genital organs
Involuntary Daily or Nightly Emissions; Frequent
Dtsire to Pass Water, with peculiar attending SEN
Eatso1s; Melancholy, &c.
PROFESSIONAL oPISIoNs.-"I haYe used your Spe-
ciic PILL In many cases Of fSpornatoTrhta aud with
tho most perfect success. -. Milton Sanders, II.
D., LII. d, BROOKLYN.
II Is as near q aFeoiio az any medicine ean Do.-
have cured very s.ycre cases with IRON > 20 ten
doses b Kaith, Il D., ID. RsPer.Ory OF Medical
Science, y. Y.
81 know Of no remedy in the whole MAteria Medi-
ca equal 70 your Specific Pi In Seminal or Urinary
Weeknesses- Adolf 6c.lre, NJ. D.. -OE o. Organ
ie Chemistry and Physiology, n Y.
PERSONAL 0FnI0hs.-"Mr. Winchester is worthy
u all confidence, aud deyotes himself enthusiastcgl-
Ii 70 these prey ,r,tiJns. p Meredith Reese NJ d.
Ii. D., American Medical Gazette, n u .r.
81 have personal knowledge Ct AfI. Winchester
honesty and integrity; sud ecu assure IT, prpies:
sion ara The puGiic tida his preparsidr5 dgu he 70.
hed on. '-Jss. b. Ohiisjas =. D., CHaaI,sii +. Y.
THE SPEOIFIC PILL
Is not u sUIathic remedy, noI does Il contain
Mercury fnh, CanthaTides, OF any iniuricus ingrs-
dent.
- -Pnce-sllper box; six boxes (when ordered al
onco) for 81 Sent by Mail Sold Wholesale and Re.
toil At tbs sole General Depot in the United State By
J. WINCHESTER,
Igai9 R2-w 3s J0IIn siraet, N. V.
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Winchester,s .HyuophosDhites.
Wlnchester's Genulne Preparation
DR.. HUNTERS
MEDICAL iHFIRMARY
m. HUNTER STILL CONrINUF rs

nR. HUNTER STILL CONTINU RS
u at the old established place, No. II Mathews
Block south side Uf the Public sQuaTe, Cleveland o.
curing all that come-ih fact he s tho only reliable
physician in Cleveland treating the following diseases
namely: Scrotuia, Cancers, Tumors, Fi5tula, hsth
MAJ Eronch Nal and Lung diseases, Rheumatsm A que
and Fever, Seminal Weakness and all diseases pecu-
liar 10 keinales; LeuC1rrioa intes, Suppression
Of the Msnses P;infnl heIstrIs.ti0p Infalnnlafio1
and liberation Of the Uterus or Womb ProlaPsus OF
Failing Oi tho " Omb. AL Diseases OF the blO0d and
akin entirely removed rom tie sys;s,in An dsseases
OF the Organ5 Of generation o male female Of hat
ever name OF natlre1 truated IN careful Thorough
and lucieicus nnuDer, painted out BY lcaa sxSori-
Es5- Low prices and quick curss Recent c.ses cnr-
ed In nun three 10 eight days All syphilitic and nar
rurlal talnts entirely removed from the sgstsnl
DT. HUNTER . constantly curing cases ia iron
three . cf wel Ks that have keen treated b otheT
Young men afflicted with seminal weakness should
appy 70 DR.. Hunter Immediately, either in person or
BY letter, as he never fails 10 cure His ruedies arr
Ia the United Ststes.
Patients Of eithsr living st a distance by seat
n t1elt isse5g1 l erlsingi giving al the zymptoun,
can obtain medicines with directions for ues bV adj
dressinZ ". hnrter, Of Cleveland, Ohio, pOst-psij
q Z oommnuscaueas canadsntisl.
From his experience and extensive practice, he
makes no scruples 10 asserting that whatever h uB-
dertkea in his speciality he VIII most certainly lSI-
torm No matter hsE EoPress may be the case Whe-
sysGein frOla unsuoessfi treatment OF eIopri or
seli-styied " N. De whom many Rave unfortunate
OF NY patients tell kept thenlroil an carly psI-
eatten % ne OF the no less fatal ideas Of overcoming
the disease BY the advancement Of agB and STRICTLY
neEsl mindi for theY, one and all make the cas-
WOfse ana II t Is an early ifOm the cause Of be-
lag entirely loc;i II Ruect5 the entire animal ecOno-
myB and tncn requires general well Gs local treat
rnent, Which Dr. Hnntor Is happy TO be able - say
mat tnorongh invesegatioo. and great impTosement
Ia the treatment Of prlyato ard delicate diseases Of
both sexes, OF however long DURATION yiad TO his
mode OF Treatment. II the unfortunate Value lilo and
heiith, tey should Be sure and eh physician Of
Gg9 and experience
Sc No ohazgs ioF advice. The Doctors otlee Is
ali
| the oOuntry. ~s-
D. Banter IS the Only agent IN the United States tor
y B.--Ihe genuine YChOis' Female Italian Pills
cannot Do found Ct any other piace in lhs United
5tstos except - Dr. Hunters Infrmary, Cleveland,
Dr. Hunter hAs-in li5 possession numerous cbrti1-
Gates aud tLstncNiAlA Which rBligye and happy pa
tioDis nave teGaorad hils snd bsve kindly permitted
- -. -. . -.
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nHOT0GRAPHTG ATKINS

DHoF0GR4PHTG ALBUMS, AT
New YORK prices.
= B. u. DOUGLAS & CO.,
,-. . l79 Superior-st.
ARTISTS MATERIALS - WINDSOR'S AND
Nswton's and Goupil's on and Water oolors, Of
Z B. DOUGLAS 3 cos,
lT9 supeTiOr-s..
OVAL AND SQUARE GILT ROSEWOOD FRAMES
at r. B. DOUGLAS & cos,
r-s...- -- I79 Superior-Et.
PHOTOGRAPH COPIES 1F CELEBRATED
Paintings and Engrsvings At
3. D. DOUGLASS 4 cos,
ITO Superior-st.
"CARTES DE VTSITE" OF CELEBRATED
Men and Women, and Palmer's Marbles, at
Z. B. D0UGLAS& cos, b.
lT9 Supericr-st.
FINE EEGRAvIEGS OF DIsTINGUIsHEDME MEN
at p. b. DOUGLAS cos,
aprH r- 1T9 SuperioT-st.
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THR HYPOPHOSPHITEs.
70 UN nTVIVTIIII7 y dll EF0gIIIN TVIIlu
ess9 characterized BY tho following
SYMPTOMS

Difficult, imperfect OF too cApid Breathing, cold
ness Of the extsalnities, niEbr or moTnigs ohills
hectic; wasting OF heshi enlargement Of the giaIids
or sel5ngsi coughs, loss Of strength; fWtcking Oi
the nerves on muscles, shooting pains through ths
shoulders. chest, lace limbs; partial or or total
loss OF the use OF the limbs, headache; giddinessi
excoSniFe palensss, uight sweats loss of appetite
heartburn, oppression OF the stomach after, sink
ing Of the stomach before eating, weak or souI
stomach, irregularities of the bowels sallow com.
Plexion, deraugements Of the liver or kidneys Ire
tarded growth. Of delayed detention in children;
extreme ssnsitiv5aess TO cold &3 Is in the several
stages Of consumption, Ia catarrh, asthma, bron-
eiitis, dyspepsia, scrOfufs, Neuralgia, paralysis
partial or complete, &c, and ESPECIALLY in FsInaia
Disorders OF Uterine Irregularities, such dilcUlt
painful Suppressed scUnty, excessive delayed, pre-
maIuIe or too frequent menstruation.
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GlpthiHg,
I'VE POET ON A TRAIN
tbs R0NANoE o. qIm RAIrsaAb

=
l. Oe
THE ROMANCE Or fIun RAIrResB
BY the author OF a. The Fair Ine.. The PriDs.s.
Waioo' The Ghost Hunters 90
-.. to0iiTI11TEDl
CHAPTER iX.--THE Ms. ., fss DsR.
Alter Faitlns SIX long hours,
Aud VITA i;unsstr almost dead
Neh5 cane tit.f tEe track Was meuded
AND the train sOou went ahead
Soon We pasaed place called Johustorn.
Filled with iron iOundrifB
Where tho people a were working
Like lot of busy tt-s.
Then We came 10 . great tannef.
Near mt sat pretty rriss
Aad when all was DARK ss HisduiVfs
Quick ifcm her L stole a kiss.
uh- she cried, the people siioutaI
And, before We rssthcd tho lisbt
was peeIiug through tho window
An my seat again All right.
After passing the great ,rus.a
10 place We quickly cah.s
IPon the highest uountsin toa
AMI CressoH is its naFis;
Many people IL the summer
10 ihis pleasant SPOT rrpAfT.
10 enjoy iss eOeling Hatsrl
AMI iis P'.ses Tesh naoantaiE eiJ
At Altoona we toOk brsahfss-
II WAS o;io O'Clock or MORE
such lot OF hungry mariafs
, no'or iaid eyes on bafore.
Al the good things on the tnbls
IN short tins did disappear;
And they all shouting viidiy-s
QuiskiJ bring iaoro breaA,.--. hers.ss
N9hss 70 DRAFTED Men s4d oihcrsi n the ssrTiee1
1hS;e sam, anu ali IN vans of Rubber blankets
sno5er Costs, Lesgius, Csssimers and Fignns
shiFts, Military Clothing uf any and cverT De-
SS,slptlen, Fine Chth-ag for SaFins and slimalz,
Nest. we have now ths largsst stock in the ctr.
!" inca We ~ih aaii Sc the very ioysess prices.
ISAAC A. ISAAUS UNION HALE,
sole agent for tao salo Of slHgers Celebrated ssz
ing Msrhiuesl storr's Automston Pressman.
sDd strong's Pstcni Army Bed -Trupk
Corner Superior aud UniOn-sta
~ Look cut ior the jiiRnts.-Ea mavf
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Member OF the Royal College Of Physi-
clans, London, England.
Office sis sHpesIor-sst,. CleveIa,,,t. a.
VIII be happy to meet
all those who Eflic- - -, ~. Ii
ted with subacute or 75asisS se q gssl IS -,
chronic diseases. Bis a y se Js..~~~1pfRl RlRs1
treatment is entirely -
dificIeut from tbs Old -SF y - : ~ s-Sssss.s
plan, and il mild, eal- < e = SAzN
SaGiOua and effective 49, y = ssg . sAt4
Cases o. Nervous aud ~ : sTsS.zF.E' '4SFS-s5
General Debility, Neti- ksSEzsS q SssAAzie7
raiSia, OousUnptian, = sss1s4
Fits TbIUs; uslossaa, vz{SkSS3sSeRss2
DJaporais, liver Cum.
plant, l.n8umatsiH, D = dE
Seminal Weakness, Loss Of ssmory5, Nocturnal
,-inisslois, soiJhGary syInPtams, Sexual Diseases,
nyphiiitlc Erupuutls, liberated Sore Legs Stric-
tafeai Diseases oi the Bladder and Kid:sya.
81 special attention paid % the diSeeses of wo
men aud Children
New and ssli9ttg sreasansus foT
AL DISEASES 0f TIE fYE And EAR
"a Patients o. either soA living at q distance b.
STATING theiF disease in writing, giving ali the
symptoms, can obtain medicines With directions for
use His medicines arc Exclusively Eeget5s,
bEe Extracts. = ~
Dr. Wells Electro Ghcgtcs sialsa E,r ths cure OF
all Chronic 5Aayasc5 Bnd Nervous Complaints.
Lss- apormatbrThea can be eEsetuAIly cured BY
this treatment.
Consulting hours from A. N. 70 s P. IL. =. y.
Box S2is. No letters will De answered ansass they
Contain ; remittance or . tsn cent postage stamp
feb22-Ra
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.ENTAL NOTICE.

HALLIWELL aud DANIELS, Dentists return
thanks for the very liberal patronage they have re-
csiVed the past twelve years. and hope for contnu-
suee We also beg 70 inform those who are 10 need
ef ERTfFICIAL TEETH and other work IN our
troiesAioH dlar on prices gll b. governed by the
faiEe OF GOLD on end amer tne Inst dsy Of sepfen-
Ter neTt a. We have 70 pay gold IFS equivalent in
cresDbackg for all the material We use. Conse-
ouently Ee are compelled to advance our prices
suil Set Upper or Lower, from Ten Dollars and
pN'iO'' '-'-- ALEX. B. HALLIwELL, N. D.,
n.,t.i I2oor,a .rr C1ntEIio II AID Pub square
Jniy n ls,l JEz2-Rs
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

~ 1864. az
SPECIAL NOTICE.
To Citizens af Cleveland and vicinity.
The Undersigned would respectfully ask attention
o the preparations known as .-,F
MUNNEVSELIss
UNIVERSAL COUGH REMEDY
For all throat and Lung Complaints.
HUNHEWELL'S TOLU ANODYSE,
The great Neuralgia, Rheumatic, Headache, Tooth
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cure
Indigestion, DysPePsis Bilgion.Esss, Liver Com
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the stomach and Bowels.
The shove preparations, Of such unbranded repu
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used BY, great numbers OF Physicians aud prcus
within the reach Of al worthy the atteutiOnci
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nature in medicine.
Without reaprt,Lg - the common Inethcd Of coi
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theIn, which will be sacred.
JOHN l.. HUNNEwELL, Proprietor,
Practical Chemist Boston, ass.
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The greatest freedom Of correspondence solicited
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for SaIe.

| OTIS FOR SALE.-l35 FT. FRONT
J on Superior street, corner Of MgirSon street.
Aiso, Fubos l5, II snd lS being to mont eact
on Superior street. east Of MuirsOn street. Also
u feet front spring street. running back to the
railroad track, being land on which 4 part Of the
ToCd-shea Of the Cleveland, Columbus Cincinnati
Railroad stands. Also, II feet ) inches front 0I
ChamPlain street, nearly opposite the neE Polf,
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For terms inquire of PAINE 4 WADE.
decSR91 tes.saLe Attorneys.
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strIeklsnd,s EeIllauous Cough Balsam

% convince them that it is the best preparation
er used. II not only cures the above affections Of
the Throat and Lung5s, but ID cures Might Sweats
and Splitting of Blood, end Is aB excellent gArgie
for any kind Of Sore Throat.
It Is pleasant to take, and Is 4 safe medicine foE
infants.
s-Price 50 cents per bottle.
: For sale BY Druggists generally.
mayI6. R2-mOn.tu6wy
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PROgFssOR or EIECTE0PATuY AND MEDICulFs.
Ofice-Il9 Seneca street fes door5 from Superior
Up stairs, opposite the City H0toi.
kS-OihCe nours from to y and from to O'Clock
DsiiT Sundays aNct 1teG D.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-09-28

suits He is full match for Early in all
the higher qualities OF generalship, and
more than his match in enterprise and
dash. His recent successful reconnois-
sances foreshadow still greater achieve
ments when the order Of forward is
given to his whole arm,
And while these three divisions of the
army are doing or preparing to do great
things, Porter has been assigned to import
ant but vet undeveloped work on the wa
ter; and Farragut is skillfully perfectlng
his plans to achieve new victories.
= If we look at what is going on IN leu
nessee and on the borders of the Mississip-
pi, we see only hopeful signs of coming
events The rebels are formidable no
where, except in Virginia and in Georgia,
and their despair, as the result of actual
or anticipated defeat, is written on every
attempt to regain what is lost
The rebels see no bright spot in Nor
thern skies. Looking away from them
selves, their hopes now cluster around
their peace" allies in the loyal States.
They believe that the promised cessation
of hostilities" and the threatened civil
war" will yet save them. But for this hope,
there is good reason for the opinion that
there would not be another pitched battle.
This hope will induce still further resis-
lance; for they feel as they say, that the
defeat Of Lincoln, and the success of Nc
Clellan, depends upon Union disasters in
/ the field as much as upon Democratic zea
/ on the hustings To effect these disasters
/ thew will take desperate risks.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-09-28

the Convention, as far as it goes, and adds
another plank to suit himself.
"Our readers know we don't believe IN
that plank, but we shall not quarrel with
General Mcclellan for regarding it with
favor. simply because, uRdef has Admln-
isfyation, II irould aecer be required for
use
The Chicago Times, the organ of the
Northwest democracy" and q public
journal whose authority on peacesneak
affairs will certainly not be had in ques-
ton, says:
Sundry loyal newspapers are no1 IN
tensely exercised in an effort 10 ascertain
whether Mcclellan stands on the Chicago
platform or not 4 s he distinctly states
an his letter Of acceptance that he does,
their anxiety seems TO be an unnecessary
one
To which the Philadelphia Age, which
rcbukes fellow copperhead Journal the
other day for rejoicing over national vic
tory, says "Amen."
From the above it viii be seen that our
Democratic friends are at variance in their
views upon Gen. McClellan's position,
The General may not stand squarely upon
the Chicago platform, but most assuredly
that platform is upon him, and we predict
its operation will be similar to that of q
milestone about his neck, were he cast
into the depths of the sea
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-09-28

tho nrasent investment of Petersburg by
Cen Grant. Having faithfully served his
EMPLOYERS in business matters, ana as
faithfully served his country IN her dark
est hours we have faith to believe he viii
as faithfully serve the people of Iowa
county in the capacity Of Clerk of the
Board Of Supervisors
jams JOINS, Of Dodgeyille, Is the can
didate for Register Of Deeds. Mr.. Jones
is an excellent scribe, and an honest IN
dustrious man The people Of Dodgevilie
have before selected him TO I'll important
town Offices. and have been satisfied with
the manner in which he has discharged
the duties He viii make good Recor-
der. and we hope to see him elected,
FRsScIs VIyIAS, the present Incumbent,
IS the nominee for County Treasurer.
Mr.. Vivian Is too well known and has
proved his fitness for the Office so well that
we hardly need say more than 10 announce
his name Us a candidate to insure his re
election. Not one cent of the county
money has ever stuck to his fingers, and
and no mans interests have been neglect
ed when entrusted to Francis Vivian
ALEX. WILSON, of Mineral Point, is the
| nominee for District Attorney. He too
has before filed the Office for which he is
now nominated, and proved that he is
qualified for the position. Mr.. Wilson is
| a lawyer Of considercb e experience. whose
ability and industry render him a safe
counsellor, and who stands high in the
profession. Let the people Of Iowa county
el ct him as District Attorney, and al
may rest satisfied that the legal afaira of
the county are in good hands
As County Surveyor, the name of Mr..
JA,rEs d. ADAHs Of Miflin IS presented.
| with Mr. Adams we have no personal
acquaintance, but his name was presented
to the convention by those who know him
well, and who heartily vouched for his
ability TO discharge the duties of the Office.
He Is an experienced surveyor, and II
elected, we have no doubt viii fulfil the
duties of the Office to the satisfaction Of
| al interested
| MATTHEW GoLDswoRTHY Of the town Of
| Mineral Point received the non ination foI
/ Coroner We regret that Mat was not
thought Of earlier b. the convention, fol
he is worthy Of the best Office on the tick
ct But being modest man, and having
no aspirations for Office he was neglected
quite too dong. The Office Of Coroner is
Of much more Importance than is generally
supposed, aud ifthe people Of Iowa county
elect Matthew Goldsworthy, rs we have
no doubt they will, they may rely upon
having an Office well filed by man who
is able TO perform the duties under any
emergency.
We say now to the people of Iowa
/ county, elect the ticket here presented
! They are all capable and honest, and what
IS Of no less Importance, they are all good
| UNION MEN.