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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-06

GALE OF CONDEMNED CLOTHING.
~ CAMP AND GARRISON EouIPAok, TENT
CUTTINGS, &c. - - -.
CHirP ouARTEhMAsrEn's OYpron., d,
DEPor OF WAsHIreroH, NJ
WAiHINoIoN, d. G, November "a 1884 "
viii be sold at Public Auction, a. Goysrnus,s
warehouse No. :, on Seventeenth, between q and
streets north, Warrington CITY, BIC, on THURA
DAY, Deoember 70, 1854, undsr the direction %
Captain D. q. THOMAS, N. K, U. q A, alot u
condemned elot1ing, 40, consisting Of - 90 =
Drawer, Felt H.ts, frumpsfs, Bugiss, Mstsiiis
Scales, Drums, Flags, Tents, hooks, Meas PAna,
lamp Kettles Spades, shovels, Axss, Hatehsts.
HAVefaAekG, CAnteens, Old Iron, nraas. HooN -. !
About 100 tons Of Tent CuttinEp, ... "a. /.
Sale to commence at 10 a. m. ..srr.r !
Terms cash, IN Government funds. .. -....r Ui
on or before December 81. = = : =
Bri9adier General aud Chief Qusrtermsst .. q.
noaS'lSt Depot Of Washington, D. O
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-06

DIANOS! PIANOS 81! PIANOS III
We call the attention of the public TO our Arce
stock OF PIANO-FORTES, from the msnutac, lies
Of SteinWay \ SoaF, Raven Bacon Snd HAinrB
Bros, and NJ ason HAmlin'A CABINET ORG ANS
Purchasing exclusively for cash, we are enabled
to sell at the lowest factory prises, We have glSr
on hand MELODEONS OF Prince Co. and smith
Bro herG' make, and several asoUnd. haud Pianos
in good order, for tale upon easy monthly pay :
ments. Al tho wArerooms OF
W. J. MErzEROTr,
del-ew Cor Of ii'h IT. and PennA. ave.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-06

w AIN 10.
VKJANTED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
w hundred Horses and Carts. Apply to
de's-tf G. W. EMMART, supt. N. n. r.
EIRsT GLASS COOK WANTED..-A
II white cook who thoroughly understands her
bu,iuess, and 10 willing to assist 10 the washing
and ironing for small family, 10 wanted at 1855 @
street, above Nineteenth Good wages paid aud
references required dccs-st
H0Rs EST HORSES HORSES i
QuARrERmAsrER GEHRnAL's orTIcE,)
Fnsr DIVISION, wAsHIsoros CITY,
Horses suitable for Cavalry and Artillery service
Will be purchased at Giesboio' Depot, in open
m.rket, till December u, 1884.
Moore, A. Q. NJ, and be subjected to the usual
Government Inspection before being accepted.
Price Of Cavalry Horses, st7b each.
Price Of Artillery Horses, $3.50 eaoh.
Payment will be made for stx tsj and more.
JAMES A. EKIn
Colonel 10 charge First Dlyislon,
dec2-Gt Quartermsster Generaps once.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY.
METRoPoLIrAs RArLRokD opFIcE,l
November 80, 1884
Wanted Immediately,
FIFTEEN HUNDRED LOADS OF PAVING
STONE.
The Stone must be from 10 inches, and will
be paid for on the delivery OF ten loads along tho
nov2s-tf President NJ. n. R. Co.
FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED. e.
L. A comfortably furnished House, OF moderate
.ze, wanted Immediately, IN this city or Georse
No. 905, Washington city P.O. sells
VIZ COPIES OF
w tho NATIONAL REPUBLICAN OF July 10, and
And Niy oODien of Juiv 1874
copies OF the above viii confer q great faver BY
bringing them to this office. au24-u
NTANTED--.MEN FOR THE ARMY
w AND NAVY. LARGE BoUHTIEs. APP
ply TO the Recruiting ONCE, 500 New Jersey Az.
seventh street. =. MSTaER a 4. Holly.
jyletf
WANTED STOUT ABLE.BoDIED
Nv MEN for the Regular Army. Large boun.
aes Apply to the ONCE 500 New Jersey avenue.
A NY PERSON BRIN CLING Al
n CoLoRED RECRUIT to my ONCE will DO
paid sioo AZ soon " mustered In the eeryise.
iyis-u 500 New Jersey Avenue.
SUBSTITUTES.
A RT H UR s H E P H e D,
~
RECRUITING AND SUBSTITUTE AGENT,
Second noor,)
500 STREET, BET. THrRrEENTH AND THIRTEEN.
AED-A-HALP srREETs,
Fronting PennsylvAnis avenue, south side,
NEXT TO STEAM LAUNDRY.
suBsTIrUTEs ALWAYS ON HAND.
oc26-tf
NOLORED VOLUNTEERS WANTED
PAID IN ADVANCE.
RECRUITING OFFICE,
500 New Jersey avenue.
Any person bringing RECRUIT or RECRUITS
70 nay ONCE will be paid literally.
VOLUNTEER AND SAVE YOURSELF FROM
BEING DRAFTED. mott
DARTIES WISHING SUBSTITUTES
will call at the Office, sos Now Jersey avenue.
All substitutes guaranteed. A. HOLLY,
jyie-tf 800 New Jersey Avenue.
DARTIES WISHING SUBSTITUTES
OR REPRESENTATIVE RECRUITS will
apply to the ONCE, 500 New Jersey avenue.
Jylau A. HOLLY.
DARTIES WISHING REPRESENTA-
TIVE RECRUITS as per Circular No. IS, |
issued by Provost Marshal General Fry, can have
them furnished at cost by applying at the once,
6es New Jersey avenue. A. HOLLY.
jyl9-u
At wv NDDJA WA
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r. short-Hand writsr.-Any Person
requiring the services OF an experienced Short
hear OF one by applying In the Editorial room Of
this otnoe. ne27.t
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-01-20

Sons of Freedom, let me bring
n @Qn tie muses. gentle wihgsA g y "a
Poor Spd feeble though II be-
AnIofsri nE unto fbee- A W
When the nations heart beat high,
Hope aud fear nlied ev'ry eye,
Onward Was your rsiIying cry,
vfcksburg shalt be free y - -
Onward led by Central Grant,
Knowing no such word as " csnt,'
Men united heart and hand,
Faced the rebel foe.
Shy the rattlesnake,r they cry,
wave the starry banner high, a-.,--@
q yslyt senaGshbess, os diss z
Onward let as go.'
Lender of that gallant band,
Firta and fearless dids't thou stund,
To strike from slav'ry desert land,
path TO freedoms coast.
The road was rugged, dark and drear,
gh'opgh booming gun and glealniogi
But6fans beroie felt no fear. S I ~
or any rebel host.
Long and fearful was The strife,
Costing many nobio life,
How they suffered how they fell,
Time tell.
You who NOUN the loss ofife,
Goibsr, sister weeping wifess sg- ~ - -
81 Tie iandis holy whers they fought ~ - <-ss
And holy where they fell.
Grant thy deeds great aud bold,
Like Cmsar's In the dayso old,
Millions ,e, unborn shall rise
and laqd thee 10 the, tes.
LLadiesde lent thsirswss estsmiies,S < 1 Ess421
With flowers uecked ,hy path the while,
Their hands the fairest flowers have strown,
Aud waved the conquerors on.
TwiDe the laurels round each brow
OF the vicksbprg victors now;
Is Hsrees shey are, one sFdpall, iOs. sd OF
Who brought about its fall.
Angels whisper through the gloom,
Peace to heroes in the tomb,
Heroes OF the conflict day,
And OF the field OF death.
On our atoms Natal Day.
Fer the 80 n.s meridian ray
Flashed upon the mountains high,
Victory the cry.
Now the coffin and the shroud
Speak in tones of thunder loud,
That rebellion's head is bowed
And its deaih is nigh.
God grant voice may soon go forth
Through the south and through the North,
Aud hush the stormy things of earth,
Before its siivery wand.
May ev'ry Joy that earth can lend,
Aud ev'ry blessing God send,
When this cruel war shall end,
Fall ON noble land.
:
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- SFzs =. b; ) &. - <.:5.<
Aessts. Nswtoa. HowsIlz. coafsIll. {9seleer
and Willstt. -.s==..-.s,.s|.szs
.Lfbrmy Messrs< Whsntone, sHoward,
6unckel, Martin aud oconpoE
Maalyarusss and eoans,se Mesrzs sleas-
nsr, n's Mesi'in's' Ho'sslls' Meksasls and De-
Milisry 16asSs-eM MsssIs. sS . connsil CO De,in.
Iondops Kenny, Eszleston and sMcGinnisz
L Beuerazsut Eastits sttio4ss. - a<essrxe=I,axin.
Stanton. McBuraes. .QtConucr Howe1Is.
| Nav,on s.a Ie,,5os.
ss -. q ,'Is .-ss Il go ~
6rss rssyifsesa s,;f,a e +s:s 4 - caSssge
Pa.es sius. aas. ~ sss s'-s
A,ssse's sla sses.s,s. -, :. -.
lyiIIee sV Wsss.ssr WisEls.s,' Lang 'sssasssy.
~ paS !. sSllss,' - u 49, -. H.li s. Is n.v
Patton, wlIlslt If and Kenny. al 8 2 e '''z =
ftsa RdilroaasL N essfs. W Wfliiaf1son, stanbrry,
tHaiis MeBarhey Convsrse, Humphrey siils
kIss sRoaSs md High,sa ys--d essrs. feKenzis,
Wilson Patton. Many and V5;lIeft S =
Rabl:e M 8 a Msainnis s Ea-
gIeston and West -.
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sssts.. Lindslsy. Green q
lHamiiten' i'elans, V eafsci1 oi a.aArtzee Mes
au'' - ss,s. 1..s'.s
rs1 Rass. 1;,ss
le1 s,,,,,,1, sa, 5s.,aj 49,,
Henston Weasner Glover Br;nkerhoff.
1,t,,,,,,,so~ Z i,fal K fo,,{ ~ <.,,-s4 81
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Am Original song Dedicated to Gen,
liant Army.
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sbooD vx<RAyENNA, o, WEDNEs
REAL ESTATE.

rT,wO FARMS AND A GRIST MILL For
E IL SALE Beingdesif of ehsneipgA! business
Il offer for sails the folio ing propery-fhe faruupon
which new hsrs ihfee- fourshs of mile South cf tn
sCourf House Ravennathe farm iatelpseecu taed-ey
O. W. Grange, adjoining the farm OF r :chard j. Thnnp
son, mile and Y east of Ravenna villagr-,nd my
Grist Mill atNewport, now in good order aud doiug
good business.
For further infarmasion apply to the undersigned al
Rarenna. WM. CRANAGE
Ravenna, Dec. i6, 1868.
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FARM FOR SALE.

..eaxze. FARM FOR SALE.
E<ssS The subscriber wishessto sell his fArfs een
$ ssistipg of hi,inety acres q aRopd land,
txr pieassntly sifus ted iss han haifs nile Eas
Of this Center Char lestownson the Warren
road. Tbr buildings consist of good and large dwell
ing house, with a good aud never-failag we'll oJ water
aud csern both under gond Darn 40 by 80 feet
with other suitable ontbuildines The farm Is well
tered Huxley Creek running through it, IL suitable for
dairy, raisng OF sheep; has go hearing orchard
ef grated fruis Terpfs made easy nd daceemmodzus
Fr furrher particulars. nquneof the ribeF llsirp
ioA&fAsiess6<t6 &c ths eenter or Chariesfowns y
Nov 81. 1853 5m OLIVER WILCOX
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gnetrp.


saEGE Ann sUitskENDER oE'vioTks
BURG.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-01-20
afs1 Farm forsalegE o 81

4ag Farlll forsSale.F q
THE subscriber wishes to sell his farm consisting
L of one hundred and eghty-tw acres. in Charles
town, the road aiding from charlestown 10 Wind
ham Tn, buildings CONSIST of good and large
dwelling house, nearly new, one barn 35x45 and an
other barn 22x50. The farm is well watered, living
stream of running through IL, and u is also
suppt with several good Thes stis fine
yeung orchard on thepaee The farm is suitable for
raising sheep, or for dairy purposes.
Price low. and terms easy.
For further particulars enquire of D. Holder on
A. M THORPE.
Fresiom Ohio, lansss lssse a sgisss.
For Sale.
A House and Lot oituated on the corner of Walnut
IA and Van Buren, Streets, in the village of Raven
nearly opposite the dwelling house of A. B. Grii
fin. Esq. Said house is nearly new. vel Finished
and one of the most convenient dwellings in the VIII
ilage. and will be sold very low for eash
Enquire of A. B. GRIFFIN,
Rayenna.
Ravsnna. gan<|sr ias4aig nIssaral
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AIR. +" Bruos's Addrss."

By ). sraos LEWIS OF the lisra o '. L.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-01-20
For s ale.

a-.s ouI1, oec. % Ioos --l, .. =
s.ss.a Fine yiilagesResfdcnce
l- ~ The Residence of Gen. E. H. Tyler. on Chestnut
Is offered for sale The premises consist of four
land under high eultivation-wel stocked with
fruit &ca good house. conveniently arranged
aud in excellent condition. ne barn almost new
The premses ell watersd both ai house and bafn
The place Is very tiesifa bly, ocatesnd tes nnusual
Undue enents any wanting pleasant village home
1T ~ sl1lAsr n. D. CLARK.
Rayenna, Dec. . 1868. -, -
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;
FARM FOR SALE,

80 FARM FOR SALE.
fonsistine Of IS acrss, half 8 mile5wesfof
ES<zESS Mantua Center. Well waiered, commodious
~ house, two barns, and other out houses
..ucnz- VIII be sold cheap For particulars. enquire
the premises MARTIN PosF.
Mantun Nov. 81. 25 3us
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-01-20

Farm in Hiram for sale.
ry,E undersigned desires to sell his farm of seventy
/ seven acres, located in the South West part OF
Hiram, the town line between Hiram and Free
DOM he farm is In bigh state of cnltiEation,is
welisufped with livi1g waters has aspeBdid orchard
of choice frt, all Kinds good buildiDgs, ali in good
repair.
TERMS OF SALE.-Prce. So, 600. $1,000, at time OF
sale. 81 600 may remain deferred payments.
tea yeare time IL desired For further particulars
apply to NoReAE GAsKILL, on the premises
ALRERTwHEELER.
Hiram. Dec. 26, 1868, -3l-4we
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-01-20

yHTBEREAs, my wife, Mary Chapman, las LEFT my
w bed and board without any Just cause or provo
cation this s therefore TO forbid all persoas from
no debts of her contracting after this date.
sIE5hsk ga5is5s sassM sszssa
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INAUGURAL ADDRESS. Ii

Gsnt1ennea Of tie Senate Senate sas5aa Vs. . 2
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For Sale at the Rayepna Book Stsre,
The LAns's Fs1Ean. = Month sMsspzips
efs LiterasHre aud. Fashiers edited aye Mrs.
Henfy iPetersons sPnblished By Dsse6uszk
Peterson, Philade phis This is Bs~ niss-
asins JUS entered the lihe foT oe j fsvor,
Itppens, well and bids feirs to fzisal elder eo-
temporariesa Il eonsains - 6na;stsa euzr1s-
ing offs Gabriel Wiikiss Return. beautiful
colcred fashion plate. and other embellish.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-12-28

% The Utah territory claims to have one
hundred thousand inhabitants, yet accord
ing to the official report Of the comni>.
sioner Of internal revenue for 1868 she
paid into the United States treasury the
paltry sum Of sc, 40, while Nebraska, with
only 30, 600 inhabtats. ard no mineral re
sources, paid double that sum, her aggre.
gate being $l2, 1888. $50
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-12-28

From the Rev. J. Newton Brown, y. D.. Editor of the
Encyclopedias Of Religious knowledge and Christian
Chronicle, Philadelphia.
Although not disposed TO favor recommend Patent
Medicines in general through dstrus OF their ingredi-
ents and effects, yet know sufficient reasons why
may not testify to the benefits he believes him
self have received from any simple preparation in
the aope that he may thus contribute the benefit OF
others. do this more readily in regard Hoonauds
German BItters, prepared by Dr. C. NJ Jackson OF this
city, because was prejuiced against them tor many
years, under the impression that they chiefly
i.Icohoc mixture, All indebted to my friend. Robert
Shoemaker, ESD for the removal Of this prejudice by
proper tests ana for encouragement to try them when
suffering from great and long continued debility The
OF three bottles OF these Bters the beginning of
the present year, followed by evident relief and
restoration To degresof bodily and mental vgor hch
had not elt for six months before, asd had almost de-
SPARED Of reganing. therefore thank God and NV
friend ipr directing TO the use of them
j. NEWTON BROWN, Philadelphia
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-@. inflammation Free r,

r- Information Free TO Nervous
Suferers-A gentlemen cured of Nervous Debility, In
competency, Premature Decay and Youthful Error nc
tuated by desire to benefit others, will be happy to
furnish to all who need free of charge the recipe
and directions for making the simple remedy used in
his Sufferers wishing to profit by the advertisers
bad experience and possess sure and valuable remedy
do so by addressing him at .once at his place OF
business The Recite and full insormation--of vital
impor be cheerfnlly sent by return mail
Address JOHN b. OGDEN. No. 60 Nassau street, n
Y. ~ Nervous Sufferers Of both sexes viii find this
information Invaluable. -.& rs e@ 3ml2o
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-12-28

r-F5- To CONSERVATIVES Consumptive
sufferers will receive valuable prescription for the
OF Consumption Asthma Bronchitis, and all Throat and
Lug Affections, free of chargc) by sending their ad
dress 70 Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON, Williamsburg
Kings Co, New York. ~ 3mil5
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-12-28

President LINCOLN has put forth general reg
ulations for the purchase of the products Of in
ssurrectionary Safes on governments account
The markets are to be New Orleans, Memph is
Nashville, Norfolk, Beaufort, Is. CO. Port
Royal and Pensacola.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-12-28

n On and after this date, and until further notice,
EASTWARD BOUND FREIGHT win be received mp
Non the following conditions only: This gpmpany's
'sponsily Will cease upon the arrival OF freight at
North Mcdregar and il the transit the Mssiss
pi River cannot be safely made, the property will he
put in store y, the expense OF the and at hi. risk
Of loss and damage by delay and the elements. Wien-
ever the condition Of the Mississippi River shall offer
sale transit across it, freight will be promptly Forwarded
without extra cost or risk to the owner
- WN. GREENE Superintendent.
DeccmccS LIST, 1854 iwi2s
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TIA KEN UP.
Auction Sale! ee~A
OF Real and Personal Property.

llY order Of the Assignee Of =. @. Hannah, I will
I'D sell on Saturday, January 1ith 1865, at the store
of l.. b. Boyle Brothers, McCregor. Iowa, the Il Il
OF Is of Section ~ Town IL, Range Is in Muske.
gan Co, Michigan together with the Notes, Book Ac-
counts, &c, &C. of the Assgnor. Sale without
Terms and conditions made known day of sale.
3w4T ~ 'f L. B. BOYLE Auctioneer. 2
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Read aCIlO Says So:

Prom the Rev L. g. Beck, Pastor of the Baptist Church.
Penlberton, \. j., formerly OF the North Baptist
Church. Philadelphia.
have known Hoofands German Bit
ers favorably for number Of years. have used them
in my own ttniy, and have been pleased with their
effects that induced to recommend them many
Others and know that they have operated in striking
ly beneficial manner. take great pleasure in thus
publicly proclaiming this fact and calling til: attention
OF those afflicted with the diseases for which they
recommended, to these Biters knowing from expert
ence that my recommendation will be sustained. do
this chccriu!ly Hoofands Bitters il intended to
benent the afflicted, and is not rum drink
Yours truly, LEVI q. BECK.
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E>RoM the subscriber in McCregor about the 1st o.
L November, TWO MICH COWS. One Red Cow
years Old; the other Red and White Spotted Cow
wears Old. Both have smooth nice horns and give milk
liberal reward viii be given for their return or for
information concerning them. WIN. ROCK
November Dist lSGt twl23
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EDlrING A PAPER. The following was
found in the office of an editor, by the
J. county sheriff:
Editing paper is very pleasant bust
II it contains too much political matter,
people won't have it. ~#
If it contains too little, they won't have
it.
If the type is large, it don't contain
enough reading matter.
If the type is small they can't read it.
If we publish Geographic reports, folks
say they are nothing but lies.
If we omit them, they say We have no
enterprise, or suppress them for political
effect.
If we publish original matter, they
damn US for not giving original seec
tons.
If we publish selections, folks say we
are lazy fer not writing more and giving
them what they have not read in some other
paper.
II we give man complimentary notice,
we are censured for being partial.
Ii we do not, all hands say We are a
greedy hog ..'"
If we remain in the office and attend to
business, folks say We are too proud to
mingle with our fellows.
If We 80 out, they say we never attend
to business.
4 If the local is too long, they have not
time to read it.
If it is too short, then there is nothing
in it.
If it is city local, why they knew it b.
fore.
Ii it is country local, it is of no use.
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North McG.egOr.

lIME Giard Land Company would announce that
L they have for sale about six hundred Lots a.
proprate for business asd ss~asncss which they Viii
sell Ut reasonable prizes and y
ACCOMMODATING TERMS,
TO parties who wish to improve the same
The Railroad track will be in running ordsr In 4
lew weeks and North AcGregor will offer
TO- business men unsurpassed by any otiss town or
city on the Mississippi riys-
Lumber dealers and manufactures are especially
requested to pay the torn visit and examine the
facilities for hu.iuass. ~
sired. $500 w.
Parties wishing to purchase lease will call upon
" t WM GREEN, OF
ORLANDO MoCRANEY,
asa GenI Ast.s Gisrd Land Company
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From the Rev. J. ". Lyous, formerly Pastor of the
Columbus, IN. j. ana Middletown, PENN Baptist
Churches.
New Rochelle, N. -
DIR. c. NJ. JackSon-Dear Sir: feel it pleas ure thus
OF Own accord to boar testimony the excelsnc.
OF the German Btters. Some years since. being much
afflicted with Dyspepsia used them with very bene
hciai results have often recommended them to per
sons enoehled by that tornenting disease and have
heard from them the most attering testimonials as TO
their great value. In cases OF general debility be-
hsve It 10 be a tonic that cannot bs surpassed.
j. NJ. LYONS
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40 T-EE.

DERSoSS shipping Freight either by Express or Nc
GrGtror Western r. Il. to this station are requested
to mark all goods with the in full post Office al
dress, countyani state via P0STYILLE. This must be
done in order to Insure prompt notification Of arrival
goods.
Consgnees are required to present order for the
delivery of Freight JNO. &. GROIiE Agent.
Postyille Station, Nov. 18th, 1861. 4w424
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HEAVY SALES OF iIoGs--During the
Pork season last year it was our province
to notice most of the sales of live and dressed
hogs, provisions, &c, then being made in
the market, prominent among which were
single sales of fifty thousand dollars, each
made to the trade by the commission house
Of Sherman, Hall & Pope, No. 81 South
Water street. These were then considered
expressive figures; bat to-day we chronce
their still greater achievements. What
does it not speak for this firm and this
market, when we write that Messrs s., Ii.
& ?. sold to one party, on Friday last, one
round lot Of dressed hogs worth six thous
and dollars, and again, on Saturday, anoth
er Of live and dressed hogs, amounting TO
over sixty thousand dollars more? Such
facts-and they are but itcms-show that
this market commands the attention If the
ab'es, and wcathest buyers, and hints at
the immense amount of property that *
daily brought hisher by the character and
capital Of our cnterprlsing business men.
Chicago piper. .....
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-12-28
From the Rev. JOS H. Kcnnard Pastor Of the 10Th Bap

From the Rev. JOS H. kcnnard Pastor Of the 10Th Bap
list Church.
DR.. Jackson--Dear Sir: have been frequently re-
quested to connect my name with Concentrations of
different lends OF medicines but regarding the practice
as out Of my appropriate sphere, have in all cases de-
cEeI but with clear proof i'll various instances and
particularly in nay family OF the usefulness OF Doctor
AooaiHals German Bitters depart Tor once from ly
usual course to exnr s. nflfull conviction that fer
general ds6y Of The system and especially for Iir,r
Compliant, ii as safe and raiuabie preparation In
some GASES may fall but usually, doubt not it will
be very beneficial to those who suffer from the above
cause.
Yours, very respectfully. J. H. KENNARD