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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-01-12
From, the nth Town.

EDITOR C0URIER-A short description q
Sherman's campaign through Georgia may
not be uninteresting to your readers.
Our division, the 4th Of the 10Th corps,
was ordered from Atlanta to Rome. Ga. after
the fall Of the former city, for the purpose OF
covering the long line Of railroad connecting
Chattanooga with Atlanta. Here we hoped
to obtain some much needed rest. after the
long and facilitating summer campaign; in
this, however, we were disappointed, for
Hoods advance on Dalton soon startled us
from our quiet. The bloody struggle at Al
toona followed. where one OF our Brigades
lost over half its numbers. Close on the
rebels heels came our armv, leaving only I
garrison in Atlanta. The delay and defeat
at Altoona, of one Of Hoods corps, enabled
our army to gallo on the rebels. and at Dial.
ton Hood was stopped and turned off into
Alabama.
This movement left the whole Of Georgia
open to us, and By the 1st Of November ru
mors were plenty in camp Of grand move.
ment southwark, bat we remsined quiet af.
ter our return to Rome. The election pass.
cd off and we began to think we should re
main for the winter, but suddenly on the
eve of the 10th orders came to march next
morning 1t o'clock, evacuate the town and
destroy al our tents. camp and garrison
eouipage etc. that could not be hauled by
one wagon to regiment. Instantly every
one was in bustle Of preparation. valises re.
duced to the smallest possible compass. grave
decisions as to the relative value Of different
articles Of property and clothing, by those
who had more than the transportation al.
lowed; here one was critically deciding
which Of two dilapidated flannel shirts he
should consign to the flames, second IAN.
tiously judging the merits Of c,uple Of
pairs Of not very servicable socks, and a
third reluctantly, one by one committing a
cherished package of letters to the .devouring
element, his imagination painting many Of
the bright scenes they recalled. Our hasty
preparations being soon completed, we lay
down to enjoy the shelter Of our tents for the
last time. Next morning long before day.
light everything was astir. One regi nent
was detailed to perform the work Of destruc.
ton, which besides destroying the camp, in
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vhich veeA sts,vou thai .n,,II. snt hn . + o,,
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liSSem !eOpfwcb unt bili5Ien aistsrn %aterhanpt Der gan
,en SlaHe Der 8ranfteiten, welbe aus btllpler nnreastnSes-
fet, peruriadt hur6 bic Malaria miasmatIl4sr @e8eAps"'
entipringen. r..
9as g~BeattFeber III nidt HE stnsiss 8'lee res m M. I'M ose n Ss y sa a
Cine arsfe Wense pom lluree elmasisiitsn trihmen III S'e'efsess"''"'"
BON Der, !. 81: nx o,r.st.. o,h,nek Sk.
rsnmeb satarrb. gItbma, Ser,flppfen; Sdmerslibe Wetl5=
be5dnerteu bsferiihe @nfiue. S6mersen i'm unterlelpe'
@plic, Sdlaafub unb Md9enbe1dwerfen,
mslte alt, wsnn he aus tielcr llriade enhprtnssn. rehielart'a est pc
rirtifd wsrftn. Dies Senmittel ssrtrsiet sas StIt aus rem sdr iTamss y y
eurtrt he taeur6 aue suiammeu. Gs 1T ntdt aIetn eas wuta"ns,H y
fir sieie grt sen aran ttsiten entDsfte Sstimtttsl lsn,sr sa a nus "a sn 81
feilae uub IN Itereiee prlfrmnen unifdelih. w tann aus se Vs ~.
tranhe seTeiten fen edaten terpprssben une Ter Sattent n Naa ssss
ssuuns 70 seIunb, ais menn er ME ene 8ranttett astapt tatre MAJ MAJ
ID ries Won iraeub weltern anteren 9teteripctlmthel tageh { a,e gs.p
tniafsit bieies limfantes ALIEN fir bic NIT Ter 8rantssit Sseaftstfn lam
Mini IN hrh onoeItlaaeu rertcn. Gs farf mil Nstt. ais EN- hHers
gputei fir fus g%8ctfel6sbsr betradtet rerfen; YIN 2aNsler peI,ae. na
es hi feline gut psrtauFtds Ar3ast' "a ete 6'a'Ue sa"a' W.
ftaftcurre.
e. G. NDer n. GO.
2pnea, MuHa&ufe.ts.
unb III taten bet
6. 8r6erts, Columbus,
uns In aueu Ipptbefen hberal. w
&uguf 10. 90. m'"N
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aosatitat bsiablt lid. Sic srree Sa<
nitdtss Uair, Bic prr einissn wtonaten IN eatsa80
abae6aiteu r,res, mar Elm big thing" Gin8F'
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-08-24

nrn,men .rurce ~uun,sefaar cine talte gsaiOn Doll
lars. 8arslia nun purre rseisttelt", nno mad
absus Der untofen fir 9ias. srastatlsin, Salare
&c. H., tpie pid alamtf BIZ, 1ieter ssisr, bab nod
atris s~etliebsn' iei? $4,000 9rlars! cage
nit Wortsn: fanf,ia tauisnb Gcaats, BON elmer
Ginnabms BON Observation-Disclosures! 9Sir Ia
aen nphmals 2rpalitdt bejablt iih.
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Sine Narl,1 5u perfaufen.

Der llnterssidnste uinidt feline in RidlanS sp'pnibig, 2R
Meilen rurpwefli4 ppn 8lprina. in Defiance @puntp, Sbto,
aelesene 8aru gu psrfaufen. 9ieielbe nmfabt 100 ader. mo-
spn 60 gder FLAIR iinp unp 40 Gder 9pl3lanp, meltes 1R
Meilen fTslih BON Der Spletp 6iienbabn lisst. Ser 9psen
lit RON gutter @ei6ahsnbett unc teincet ft elm 9roter SbfT
aarten, sntbalteno piele Ssrten Sbf, ipwie elm sntes 8ralae=
Wpbnbaus, s9euer, Seller, @iferne uns srintwaFer af e.
rGbntsm sans. Siefes 1T cine %sprtrsniide gelssenbe,t etne
Sarm III taufen, ea Der @isentbamsr hieielbe bilis ~ssrtaufen
mill. Wtan aere1ftre
Srienrih &sthclo,
Stpripa, Senrs @uuntp, Sbso.
Dears 2. 1865 6m
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(0ir ben Weittpten.)
Sic Mlenfhem.

gpn &pbert @lemen.
0ir paneetn
Icn einem Srt GUM anhern,
SOM 2eben bin gum @rab;
mann On einmal gefprben,
gDie piel 9u aud errpprben.
Nihts nimmt Su NIT binab.
Ole &leinen,
sic iammern nnt tie tpeirten
@ct'm Inblif biefer @elt
81 fie BEN @irrrparr ieben.
9ie Seufser une bic @eben.
@eil's ibnen ni6t 9efdut?
Gab Sabren
Sic Shmers nnh Emf ~erfabren,
@ewSbnen lid haran
ltnb eeben nit Zen @neern.
Ole alif Der Gree %pantern,
9iefelbe fr,imnte 8abn.
On Saaer1
Ger 9eiten nnb her Slaeen
@eint ma Die Mu9en ROTH
Sn Cuff uub inter Shersen
0eraeHen lie bic Sdmersen
l1nb laden it6 balbtpht.
sSm Slide
Srpst man Rem WieeeIhide.
Sit autes Mutbs unb la6t;
ODD in BEN bSien Saaer
Sort man fte ale faaen:
@er bate 9as seea1t!
Gle idmSren.
Sid emia at gehrren
sSn feliaem @enub,
limb mann bic Slut a~eiunfen,
@rliiht ber lette Nunfen,
6Ist man ZEN Sutastnb.
SIM Streite
TIM Heihtbum nnb nm 9ente
9enft sSeter MIR an fth.
Wie iie fib Gnaiflih plaaen.
0ertraaen unb ifb ihlaaen
Sas flinst 70 puneerlih!
Den SSbnen,
9ie fd eepeibt tem ShSnen.
Ser Wabrbeit unb tem Stedt,
Geiht cine 9prnettfrpne
Mus gdtuna ,nc si,m Spbne
Sin b~er3lpies @eidle6t.
limb i6lafen
SIN @rate crit bic Srarer,
Mit Stcls lie Seter rennt,
Man feiert ite tn 6bGren
limb baut Tim fie III ebren,
Sin itummes Monument.
Im Gnee
Sa ruben ale ,6inbe,
Oas Wenfhenipiel 1T ats;
Ole 3eit lit ihnell Yerrpnnen
ltnb nidts babel 9%eiupnnen
Ils MIR elm en9es Sans.
2u @bren
Der Menihen labt es bSren:
Sic iint 10 fanft, 10 gut
Gle ppllen nimmer itreiten,
Niht 3anfen unc benetren
Sa mo- Elm Socter rubI.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-08-24
Sebr tpertbpoQ fit Tarmer!

guseneines 9iebarsneibud, pbsr ltnterriat, ric Der sane'
mann gferpe, 8inppieb, S6aafe, Saweine, 9,essn une pun
be auf,ieben, uarten, fattern anb ibre arantbeiten srfennsn
unb beilen ipl,
ppn 8. .. NDblues,
f5nislia preabii@er abierar8t.
e3eoen ginieneuna BON Fl unb A 9~ptfdmps perfenbet Der
ltntsrseidnete pbises Bud an irsene einsn glas III BIN Ser.
Staten.
2puis, Sraub,
SansusfY @its. @rie Co., ..
Mpril 6. '65. 6mt 10
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0~elhdftszNnSeige.
yleuer 0roceries unD Nrpbuften= StDre.

yteuer 0rOceries unS NrDouftenzS tDre.
Ginem aeebrten Sublituln bierielbf. iowie nniern auspdr=
tisen ~8reunhen, erlauben mir uns hermit e~r9sbenit aniuseieen.
taB mir al Der
Gds Der 9rns unb 3tsn Strase
elm neies grpeerie= rno Grpbuftensei6dft er67net BADEN.
ginen aussepdblten @prratb 0n allen Sprten Der beiten gro=
eeries une S~rpeuften baber mir ~betGnbig fur rn'ere ipertber
@5nner CUR 4bnabme bereit unb wire elm Geiu9 bieielben
iberseugen, tab mir i'm Stanre inp, bic befen Waaren 10 bill
liza ME iraent Elm anteres Saus in Der Stact gu %perfaufen,
msbbalb mir uniere Srsunee e~inlaesn. bel uns sor5u'preben.
S. M. &Grner,
Gam. Streng,
@de non Gong unb 8. Strabe.
Wai %. '65. bp no
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Grdbe! Grdbe! &rdbe!
&rat Did! &rat Did &raf Did
@beatpn's Sintmert
furirt bic &rase in 48 Stnnssn.
.surirt aud rem 9 a1sflus, @ef@wire, 5rOftsu=
fen unb Sautausf4lase. Srets 81 Gents. Del auer
yasnn man so @ents an 50 eefs IT. gotter, einsia'
aoenten, 40, WaIbinstpn Strabe. gpifpn, ididt, 70 ,pire bic
salbe pOifrei bur9 bic 4pf nad tr9ene e'ner1 Sbelle Der Ser
Staaten %Serfanet. ~.
O.. Rpberts II. Co., "a Slprb 9odfraes. gsenten TN
Columbus.
gp 20. '65. '<oSi~
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%ls)QitbQu5= NnSetAe.

Wlein.n auspdrtieen 6reunpen FORTE benz rftleaeea vabH-
UNI mode Id hermit bic e~rsebene Nnaeipe, saB W mem ar
Glib Sp9araBe 80. 269 ~selssents Saus teBt soalanSe sam
be ~ iepsr 3et auf's 8efs ~ bewirtben. Nsfienee neroen
~prrifrsNEte Rpn, 3immsr, Yetten ann aufniertiarae Se p,enane
bel NH Gupen lnp rerne Id INNER benaubt ittn, paS mn &C.
9henfte 3utrauen su erbahen.
'"G. g.. ga meiu Sa,s an Sr9nraee legk no bic Stra'
een.Gi{enbabu pprbei5abrt, 70 fam bas Yublitunt fur . u.s.
som Raa SRpab Depot bic an uaein Saue gelat8fn.
4eter @or5i!ius,
Nr. 800 Glib ppGarabe, nabe ber Nsabrtea OIfes
Columbus, Sbic.
apxx. ~ ,s, 1fwS@
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Some Serii6eruugs=G eieQidaft,
Columbus Sbip.

gtefe Gpnpaauie perfHert atsefpneertes Gt9enttum erter alaht
aarm. Gebdub., prtpat .~sDpbntiufr unb ssrea Sahalt. gsrt@eransss
Sriirsn merser entptber mad eem Netten- pter 1tetfnabme' plan, une
mar ami iirssnS cine 3it ua niat msbr ais faaf Sabren %arSssaept.
sn einsa giFfu werben nidt metr als $lOM rsrfdsrt, mod e:stnttum,
Tsie Gsmsasnis ssrfdsst ssssn ssitsrisune pssr entiansaas .ss.
rem pis, Se Sireftrren febeu mebr edrauf, fhere ais ansSeetpnte
esstHSits ,u tbun, Sa bis cine before Sarantie fir bic 8prteaasr uns
len snsliasn Grfuls III. Sic tabea Is fS ,ur asssl sesmaat. cue
runs Gss bsan uni fparfamasn planes a. ss!isnsa aS ben y msItaxs
spaeuprsife hst 9erlufe uns Ausassa ~sewatreu, ba bic @sptnnte aus
iSlieslib ben 0erf6erteu su gut fpmmen, unp. tnoem fe sur SstRtit.
ouno efnln6eu tRs nit her feftfeu ueberseu1ung ~ tbun, eb Der on
Psnea In Nnmsnems scbradte Ylan bic Gsisuf4aft ~ elmer eaaera'ta
ub fir bic Yplhe- SRbaber t6eren @nFalt maQea pue.
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Ott Ut1ITWluH wv PUFTtHtt"F
bic g. % sScrlb pcftip tsbaurtet, 1T nie Qprtsn=
ernts i'm @taate Ncrr Dcrf in Urlse BON rai'snbafs
tenn ltnsesieier total feblssialassn. Gin Stiid rrn
20 Mprasn, eas Dor 4 2Schsn nod cine 9rpfsns
ernts BON 40, 600 gfunb i'm gBsrtbe bon minositsns
$40, 600 psripraa, lisfsrt MIR 9rrfsn TIM 9ssrtbe
ron $50. rno Elm atnliher Nusfau er9ibt ih out
anneren ScrfsnpFansunsen pes @taatsS Nerr ycrf.
Bum Glif lit nod Elm 8crratb ron altem 9cps
fen INFER Dcrf rrrbancen, aeer i'm 8srtaltnib 81
btnn inner n,sbr l~tsisennen @ecarfe nur treais.
en- gnalanb lcQ Der Srpfsn isbr gut itehen. Bonn
Gtanoe Der MISUNDERSTANDING nSsntldlano
baben mir IN nisism aussntlids nod feline sfaas
~,AS
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Refsrsn3rn,
NIT itecieIIer Grlaubntf:
@e1bdftS=uebernabme

Die luter,eitreten ftbsn bic Beppbnsr psn SteneY nnp
rnnosoenb a~dbtuuaeppa. in 3tnntnis, bab fe bas ppblbef2pnte
tSrssepie.G5eidsaft bes perm Saeob gIUung in SibnsY nbsr'
apnmsn baben rns i~Ortfabren ssroea. Durb .etasn Sr0ben
Dprratb ppa porsasI6en SrDeertes'
puie anberen arifsln Fns b%isleiten ir1 Stanse. aauhr aa
sDer 2et aufriessn ~ fsaen. @u9 wsrnsn ALE Serten gro-
buhe III Yaargslb ansenpmmsn. aprnn1f ump 1epa flpp'
Simsus unn Bruoer.
Gfhnes. Gbdbp &C.. o., WprH 5. 1864. 70
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-06-14

ExscurloHs AMONG THE JSws.--Ths He.
brews had no executioner. When q man was
guilty Of homicide the execution devoIvcd up.
on the next of kin, by the right Of blood re-
venge in other cases, criminals were stoned
BY the people, the women setting the exam.
plo and when the king or chief ordered per-.
con to be put to death, the Office was perform.
ed by the person to whom the command was
given, and this was generally person whose
consideration in life bore some proportioL to
that Of the person to be slain. Thus Solomon
gave the commission to kill Joab, the comman.
der. in chief, to Bcnaiah, person Of 20 much
NOTED to the command which the death Of Joab
LEFT vacant. In fact, the Office even of regu.
Iar executioner is not By any means dishonora.
BILE in the East, The post OF chief executioner
is in most Oriental courts one of honor and dis
Gnction. Thus. when there was no rgular ex.
ecutiOner, It came to be considered a post of
honor TO put distinguished person to death !;
and on the other hand, the death itself was hon.
orable in proportion to the rank of the person
by whom the blow was inflicted. It was the
greatest dishonor to perish by the hands Of
woman or slave. We see this feeling dis.
tinctiy in the narrative where the two princes
much prefer to die by Gideon's own hand than
by that Of youth who had obtained no person.
al distinction. As to the hero commissioning
his son to perform this Office, it was perhaps
partly to honor hin, with the distinction Of
having slain two chief enemies Of Israel, as
we'll Is because the rules of blood revenge
made It necessary that the execution of those
who had slain his own brethren should either
be performed by himself or BY member of his
own family. 1t seems very probable from all
that transpircd that Oreb and Zeeb had slain
the brethren Of Gideon after they had taken
them captive. III the same way that they were
themselves slain.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-06-14

~ A1O0 OSOBYs
In the tribe Of Neggedeh. there wss horse
whose fame was spread fx- and near. and
Bsdouin OF another tribe. BY name Daber. de-
sired extremely to possess t. Having offered
Coz il in vain, HE campo and his whole wealth,
hs hit At length upon the following device, BY
which ~ hoped 70 gain the object Of his desire.
He resolved 70 stain his face With the juice
Of an herb, to clothe himself in rags, 70 tie bic
legs and neck together, 20 - to appear like
lame beggar. Thus equipped he went to wait
for Nabcr, the owner Of the horse, who be
kne~ Was to pass that way. When he cav
Naber approaching on the beautiful steed, he
crtsd out b Aweak voice, II Am poor stran.
gef for three days have been unable 70 move
from this spit 70 seek food. I an dying |;
help me, and heaven will reward you." The
Bedouin kindly offered to take him upon his
horse. and take him home but the rogue -.
prisd, Il cannot have no strength left"
Naber. touched with pity. dismounted. led
got the seeming beggar on his back. No soon
Or did Daber feel Himself in the saddle, thea
DO pat Supra to bio horse, and galloped OF, call.
ing out AZ he did 60, at 10 1, Daber I have
got the horse and am off with it." Naber
called out 70 him 70 stop and listen. Certain
Of not being pursued, he turned and halted .
short distance from Naber, who Vas armed
with spear. "You have taken my horse"
said the latter. "and since heaven has % willed
il, with you much joy with it hut conjurs
you not 70 tell any one how you obtained it."
"And Why not r asked Daber. "Because,"
said the noble Arab. "another man might DO
really i'll and men might fear to help him
You would End the cause Of refusal 70 perform
an act Of charity, for fear Of being duped a. l
have bcen." Struck with shame at these
words, Daber was silent for . moment, then
speinging from his horse, returned Il to bic
owner, embracing him. inviting him 70 his
tent, where they spent few days. and became
fast friends for Nfe-Lamaytinc.
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WANTED {!

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i north Of the John Orr farm, ~ miles from this
city and lying the main road leading into the entire
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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-06-14

THESE Bitters prepared, in pure Bourbon Whis-
L ky, from a combination of over twenty different
kinds Of roots banks and herbs, which act in perfect
with the other prepared from the original
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many years. and by their gained 30 great popular
ity in the treatment and of Dyspepsia Liver Com
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They strengthen and invigorate the system.
They are uneaualed for general debility.
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~
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-06-14

A WoRD TO THE LADlEs.-The employments
Of ladies are for the most part sedentary -
They sit too much and walk too little. They
do not, as general thing, take enough
Of Natures medicine,-air. To keep the sc
cretive organs in q regular and healthful state,
and to prevent the sensitiveness Of the nerves,
which arises from close confinement, We re.
commend to them air, exercise and Red jacket
Bufers. This prescription will be sure thing
to bring blush to the palcat cheek; and il the
the latter is more than ever neces sary,
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-06-14

New York haa population Of about one
million, and dwellings enough to shelter. with
providing, about eight hundred thousand -
The most ordinary. two story brick dwelling.
six or eight miles from the City Hall, brings
$3.50 or 800 year, while in London q fur.
uished villa, with nine or ten handsome rooms,
within few minutes walk of Kensington Gar
dens, can be had for $500. The same conven.
fence in New York would cost $4,000 at least
A man of small means can get q comfortable
home within an hour ride Of London, and I
yearly railroad ticket along with it, for $3.50
In this country, tie railroad, the railroad tickle
alone would eat up that sum.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-06-14

The Carries AND THE Doo.-A young Par.
tsian artist lately painted portrait Of Ouch.
ess, with which her friends were not satisfied,
declaring that it was totally unlike. The
painter proposed that the question or resem.
blance should be left to little dog belonging
70 the duchess, which was agreed to. Accor.
dinghy the picture was sent TO the hotel of the
lady the next day, and large party assembled
to witness the test. Tho dog was called in,
and no sooner did he see the portrait than he
licked it all over, and showed every demonstra.
ton OF the greatest JOY. The triumph OF the
painter WAS complete, and all present insisted
that the picture had been retouched during the
night, which was actually 30, the artist having
rubbed 1t over with thin coating Of lard The
dogs nose was sharper than the critics. eyes.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-06-14

DR.. Strickland's Mellinuous Cough Balsam is war
ranted to cure Coughs, Colds Hoarseness, Asthma,
Whooping Cough, Sore Throat, Consumption, and ali
affections OF the Throat and Lungs.
For sale by Druggists. General Depot No. 8 East
Fourth Street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-06-14

The reverend Sydney Smith once said, in
writing of kissing ;-"We are in favor of .
certain amount of shyness when kiss il pro.
posed, but itshould not be too long and when
the faro one gives it, let it be administered with
warmth and energy. Let there be q soul in it.
II she close her eyes and sigh deeply after it,
the effect is greater. She should he careful
not to slobber kiss, but to give it as hum.
ming.bird runs his bill into honeysuekle-
deep, but delicate. There 10 mnch virtue in a
kiss when well delivered. We have had the
memory Of one We received in our youth,
which lasted US forty years, and We believe it
VIII be one Of the last things We will think Of
when We de-"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-06-14

At Christian Commission prayer meeting,
at Brandy Station, Va, venerable negro
all US poor sinners; bress desc boys; day got
10 many blessins dey dom know what to do
wid 'em; Dcy like de hogs under de simmons:
deg don'n whar dey come from; and, o Lord,
Dress all Us poor sinners and Dress my poor Jim,
kase he's berry bad boy, Lord; he's bladder dan
You know for: he swars, he swars morn You
know about he swars more in de tent dan he
does out doors. Now, Lord, bress US all,
an stan'hy me and Ill STAN by You, sar.
TIM
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-06-14

Did you ever know anything used As com.
psrison to trembling but an aspen.leaf7 Did
you ever zee tho chains which are said occa.
aionally 70 bind the freeborn mind Did you
ever ligh: your cigar with the flames Of love :?
Was ever your face Drowned by the sunshine
Of prosperity or. have you been obliged 70
resort TO 40 umb' ella By the dark clouds Of
adversity Did you ever see an alabaster brow.
IN adamantine soul, an icy heart, or an iron
frame
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-06-14

Pap" observed young urchin Of ten
der years to his fond parent "doss the
Lord know everything :"
Yes, my son. " replied the hopeful sire,
but ,vhy do you ask that question p
"8scsuae our preacher when hs prays il
% long telling him everything. tho't he
wasn't posIsd"
The parent reflected.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-06-14

EeaGszxD SoLDIEas.-Whses soldiers have
3Sst lao1, fleet o. arms In the war, the Govern.
Ut &dps them 70 this extent In getting arti.
zd ones: 475 for legs, $50 for arms, so
let
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-06-14

In little tableau performance at Winsted,
9'onnecticut lately, where young man was TO
bold himself and lips in marble repose. within
kissing distance of q maiden's plump and dimp.
led hand. he 90 far forgot himself and the
earnestness The audience applauded but
there was different expression behind the
scenes sboltly after.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-06-14

i b estimated BY enlightened iinanciers that
during the past four years this country has
add not less than 420O, 900 900 to the worlds
stock Of gold and silver, and that there is now
more gold and silver coin in the United States
4han at the beginning Of the war.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-06-14

For Medicinal and table uses which perfectly pure
and need only to be tried to be appreciated None
uine unless they have GOLD LABEL each bottle,
and our initials pressed in wax over the cork.
Sold by all druggists and dealers through the country
Call for goods and take other Circulars to the
trade supplied on application to
Bennett Picters Il Co..
No. q River street. Chicago
Sold wholesale and retail by
BENTON, BROS. 4 CO., McGrcgor.