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Asthma and Cough Cured.

The Pine Tree Tar Cordial gives instants.
neous relief 10 cases OF Asthma and Whoop.
ing Cough. II often cures who0ping before
iI runs half its course, as Il acts al once on
the phlegm aad mueus, and expeis them
from the throat. aud the sufferer is relieved.
In case OF Asthma, use Dr. Wisharts Dys-
pepsis Pills with the cordial, az they have
Dsver bsen know n 10 fail to cure that disease.
DIR. wIsHARTs PINE TREE TAR
CORDIAL will positively cure the tslloS.
log diseases. Consumption, If not beyond
the power OF msdicue; Inflammation OF tue
Lungs. Coughs. Sore Throat and Breast,
Bronehitis, Asthma, and an uniailina rene
dy for female complaints.
The above are few among the thou
sands whom this great remedy has saved
from an untimely grave.
We have thousands OF letters from Phys.
ieians aud Druggists who have prescribed
and sold the Tar Cordial, saving that they
have never used or sold Q medicine which
gave such univarsal satisfaction. 4
REMEMBER that the Tar Cordial, when
taken In connection with DR.. Wishart's
Dyspepsia Pills, Is an infallibls cure for
'BEwARE OF ooUNTERrEITs. .-Th.
genuiae has the name the proprietor aud
pine tree blown in the bottle. AL others
are spurious limitations. e
DR., L. O. O. wIsHAPr. h,
No. 10. N, Second ST.. PhiAdsipaia. Ps;
Sold by Druggists syeryvhsre, at whole
e-l. ~ all Philadelphia and New tork
Wholesale Drsns1stSt 0s@f-y
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-01-12

Ity, the administrator and the cause of
the country, not only constitutes an
element OF immense strength and ysluc
10 ourselves, but II affirms serious and
important truths, which the people of the
South may well take into careful consid. |
grafton. Instead Of voting this war "s
failure" ;" aud dcmanding"o CESSATION of
hosfliifies," The people have declared itl
a success thus for in its progress, and
acquired its continuance until the rebell. |
ion 10 Suppressed, aud their government
restored to It's original power and usefulsl
ness, They have codntcd It's cos, and
measured its sac'fces--lhey have voted
TO themselves heavy taxntion, and II nee.
essily requires il, more calls upon them
To fl up the ranks of their armies--they |
have lrft their authorities no discretion;
have lorbidden them to take any bncK-
wlrd step, but 10 press onward with |
energy aud vigor, calling FOR md using
all the resources Of the Iiation, until the |
rebel power is broken, aud the peace
and unity Of the c u,try Is reslOrcd.--l
They have gone further, aud declared
with clcar aud unmistakcablc emphasis,
that with the conquest Of this rebellion
must perish It's most potent element, as
well as dno OF It's exciting cuuscs; and
that when peace sheds its bless ings /
again upon our people, this shall be,
whot God and our fathers designed it,
LAsp oT HUMAN FREEDOM.
From the Commencement oi this great !
contest the State Of Ohio hos orcupied |
no doubt ul or hrsitating posj'ion Our
people have assumed their burthens with |
niacrily, and borne them with cheerful |
ness. They hbvc responded with |
prompitudc TO every call that has been
mi DO 1pun them; aud without pasnngl
the bounds of becoming modesty, they
may point with emotions OF pride TO the
records which her sons have nude for the
State in the eOuncil aud Nv she seld.
Ohio officers have eommonSed with dis
tincuon and honor in nearly every dc.
purtneGtoi the service, aud Ohio soldiers
have battlcd with exalted courage and
patriotism upon nearly every field Of the
war, and marched over PORTIONS Of every
State that the reasonable leaders took
into rebellion. Al all times, aud nt all
pleces, they have nobly done their dsty 3;
achieving for themselves nnd rejecting
upon thtir State the highest honor.
True there have been grcvious sacrifices;
there has been mourning ut many hearth.
stones; and we have olten been cuHedl
apon to pause in our exultation over the |
noble conduct Of our Lying heroes. Sol
lament our heroes dead-but even the |
eve bedmmed with teurs hus caught q
glunce of the future, and hhe stSicken |
heurt has found consolation in the nssur-l !
anee thai al these saeriiices will be
hallowed in the triumph OF freedom, md
the coming greatness ond glory of our
country. The commandment Of the
people Is to you und to me, in our allo,- !
ted spheres, TO move onWurt TO tho
accomplishment of this grcnt end; and TO
contribute all of ability aud nsolulnes we
posses to tho consummatiOn Of that
grand triumph in which not only our.
selves, but the friends Of free govern
ment throughout the world will rejoice.
f.. lf Jous BRouGu.
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Patent Soliciting House, and Patent
Commission House, Combined!!

SoticitingIns,::, n,:,S.y cs%psny sT ..suIus s act pa.
onts for new lnventious IN lhis county and Eu.
rope the mo ct reasonable terms. Conduct In.
fragment Cases aud proepre renewal, OF Pat
erts. - -
Or Exhibition Rooms and
selling D.psrtme ni.-,We' Iespeetiully submit to
the public that ounis the ony Responsible Solicit.
ing House in the World that has an Exhibition
Room and gFucIEkT aud eucoEesruL Selling de-
partnsnt attached. ON PkTKsrs TAkEs OUT MT US
WE REopihs NO ADVANCE fSs yoR sELEISo.
We are In Regular Commune alton with upwardso
ISu Patent ssllers ihrou CHOU the eonatry Who de
peud wholly Tor their supply or Patents upou Ut
Oar Exhibition Rooms Corner roadway and Bat
eay Street the very heart and center Of the Cityl
are daily visited ~ numbers ofCapit alists nd
f Eat erprse, see n ginvss,ments Ia yhlus BILE Pat
ents, for the purpose OF re-seing Ia mbdivisonss
while other men heavier Capitalists a.e always
rssdy to purchase auseful Patent aud engage In IT,
tute, and TINS ss3urs luerati We oaopoy.
I'll ess sources ofdemsndthat are daily augmeh.ing
,ss fully sufhcisntto abtoTb the entire supply of
Patents now beingitsued, a>d that at tair prices.
Goa signments OF Patenis for sale are res peotful
" sslieitsd. Any Information free. ResPoasib BILE
Agents wsntsdin every eornty and town who have
per aaaner, sndH per esni. on all sAlsSf to act
our Agents. Tor the explanation Gone hour or more
dayl oathe modelt Of such patents as may be
placed in thsi hands fer sale. 10 COED sAlesme IN
who willsiye whole Su sineu willpay S5s per month
Also travelinE Agent, wanted ava fair sslsry. a.
Agents will be required TO give sons sstisraetory
issaity deposit ths coat priee Of models, which
will b 70 sfa nded whom returned. r..
Addrets enclosing stamp. tnHa.@ ua
e,-.,r SNYDER g. WALTERS, I,
s,.y 5eI No 229 Broadway
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Exccutrix Notice.

Notice is hereby given tlat thennder'
,igued has been appointed and qaaiihed 40
EIeeu,rix OF the Estate OF Robert NJ.
Rsnney, late Of Seneca county .ohio. de-
., ased. .-, SABkA N. kAkNsf' I
Nsv. ", lee4-Sv '.gl'es
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No. 324 s. Eight Street, Reading, Ia
Coughs Of Long Standing Cured.

wsrse.ivsd The following from Utiea, MY.
Ds wtsaARv-DEAR Sra; take pleasure n ia
fotming yea thfoash this source, that your Pine
Tree TarCordial, whieh was recommended for m y
her OF cough OF more than i've moathT standing
I had thought her beyond care, snd had employed
the best medical aid without any beneht. I IN
rhserfuly recommend u TO the publie as safe nd
sure temeLy for those similarly afflicted as know
Of aany other eases besides that Of my dass shter,
that Il ha, cured Of long standing coughs.
Yours, Re espeetfuliy,
Joss v. Pa sKxR, Daguerrean Artist,
No. 'sd C'nesee ST., Uues, MY,
=. have s.ed Dr. wishart', Pine Tire. Tar
Cosdi sl 10 my family. aud eonisi recour,sn nd IL a,
a valuable and safe medicine fot Colds, Cosghs, and
70 thoss predisPo,sd to Con'umP,ioh
.L..-I DR. q. A. FosrsR,
No. 100 Gensses street, Utes,N. Y.
Mr. Ward says:
DR. WIsHarr SiR; had Bronchitis. In.
ANIMATION of the Lungs, Shor,uess oi
Breath. and Palpitation OF the Heart in theiI
worst forms. had been treatedbby several
Of the most eminent physieians in Philadel.
phia but they could not stop the rapid
course cf my disease, aud had despaired
Of ever being restored to health, ] wa,
truly on the verge OF the grave Your Pin,
Tree Tar Cordial was highly recommended
To me by friend. tried it, aud am thank
ful To say that. alter using four large and on'
email bottle. was restored to perfect health
You can give reference to my house, No. go
North Second street, CT at my office OF Re
seiser of Taxes. from 8 A. N. TO 2r.H., cor
Joax WARD.
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TONES EVANS.
PIank Rom d aIcetLng.

Notice is hereby given that the Annual
Meeting Of the stockholders ef, tbs THIN
and Ocsola Plank Road Company win be
held at the american Ho9se, " Me,%ere' on
,wesn the hours Of 10 o'clock A, M and &
p M for the eiectien Of Ave Directors for
tha ensuing year and the iransae,ion OF
sush other business az may be brought be-
fore the meeting. By order Of .-eq
'-cT1r 80 sAML, HEARIS, Prest.
H.A, BusEIax, seey, Md ni .aquls
psespber IS, 1885 y,lers $1,000
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-01-12

YER KS
STOVE EMPORIUM =
The largest and finest assortment
OF Stoves and House Furnishing Goods
ever offered to the public in this city,
Everybody are invited TO call and exam
inc before purchasing elsewhere. Our
Goods were purchased very low, and viii
be
SOLD VERY CHEAP FOR CASH
and Ready Pay. Now is the time for.
Bargains. Don't mistake the place.
~ ||I||Sl
's.s.s. ss -
eatImprovement ofthe Age
THE GOOD SAMARITAN,
Hot-.gtr Draught
LARGE VENTILATED OVEN,
COOKING STOVE
FOR WOOD OR COAL.
The Good Samaritan
Is the best finished and most durable
Stove of the day.
The Good Samaritan
Combines every advantage for Cooking
ever applied to Stove.
The Good Samaritan
Bakcs perfectly on Top and in the Oven,
and Roasts in Front at the same
time, without mparting the fla
vor of one kind of food to
another.
The Ventilated Oven
By the constant admission OF pure fresh
air, siways insures Sweetness to the
food being baked.
The Hot-Air Draught
Raises the temperature of the Fire Box,
and increases the heating properties
Of the Stove, thus enabling
The Good Samaritan
To do more work in every variety Of
Cooking with less Fuel, than any
Stove in the World.
The Good Samaritan
Has the most perfect arrangement for
Broilino on the Front Hearth. with
operations oil Cooking.
The Good Samaritan
Has constant supply Of Hot Water
without Cost, and heats Water for
the Bathing Room superior to
any Range.
The Good Samaritan
Is in every respect worthy of its name.
COME AND SEE IT
FOR SALE AT
YERK'S stove Emporium,
TEFFI.v OHIO.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-01-12

"Dr. wishart's Pine Tree
Tar Cordial 10 the only msdisins which is
prepsrsd from the pare juice Of tho Piu'
Tree"
"Dr. wishart's Pine Tree
Tar Cordial ia the best remedy for ConsumP'
tiou. Bronchitis. Asthma, sad all diseases
Of the Th-"-A "Dr. wishsrt's Pine Ire.
Tar Cordial 10 the only medisipe which dis
solves the mueus or phlesm which stops the
air passages Of the Lungs."
Don't fail TO read the next column.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-01-12

From Rev. j. II. Tuner, Pastor OF HeddinE NJ. e.
Chutch, Pbiladelphs
DR.. .Jackson---Delr eir-Havins u,ed your Ger.
In cases OF general debility Of the system IL 10
the safest and most valuable remedy of which have
any knowledge. Yours respectfully,
J.H. TURNER,
No. 20 N. Niastesnth Street
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DIR. G. NJ. jaekson-DeN sir--I feel its pleasure
thus, ofmy accord, IN bear testimony 10 tbs ex.
cellence OF the Geman Biiteu. Some years since
with very bsne6cial results l have often recon-
mended them topsnons nfesblsd by hattcrme nti ng
disease and hays heard from them the most naitehnF
Testimonials az to their great value. In cases OF
general debility. bslisysit TO be- tonic that can.
not be surpassed. .t., r J, h-LYOH5.
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PRICES,

Large SIne IholdIng nearly double qusnt.ty.l
f7.n al 81 PER Doitle-hbH dorent " %
smalisus 7seena per Bot'ls-hsK doreh, w
Hl" BEWARE OF couNTERFEITs,
see that the signature Of ,'C.i NJ. JAcKsos,"is
on the WRAPPER Of each bottle. -, IL
Should your nearest druggist not havs ne sriels-
DO not be put onby any Of the inierieeng pfspara-
honsth.i ..y be offered IN iis Place oet tspdio u.s.
aud we win forward, ssesrsiy paehed, ~ ssrfes'
PRINCIPAL oFFlcE AND MANpfAcroRY
ii sphgeHosos, ARCH nsr.,RHILso7sm
'N9N MESA EVANS, am
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From the Rev. rhos. Wintor, Pastor Of Ro1boroush
Baptist Church.

DR.. Jsoksop--Dear sir-I feel Il 4due TO your sI.
cellent preparation, Hoodand's Gsrnun Bitters to
add my testimony 10 the deserved reputation II has
with great disorderin my tead and nervous system.
was advised BY friend tott, botsle Of your Ger
man BiueH,l did go, and have eypsIisncsd great
And uns my alth hss been materially
benefited. l confidently recommend the article
where meet with cases sim mlaT TO my own, and havs
been AIiured by many oftheir good sffeets.
Respeslfnlly youTs, T. WINTER,
a. 10 ut.I. .. - RoxboToufh. Penn.
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From the Rev. J. NJ. Lyons, formerly Pastor OF the
COlu@bus lN. ~ and Middletown tPenn.l BsP-
tist Churches.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-01-12
rnr nArioxAL auARp.

The mill 10 system Of she stS'e was
nnt 10 a severe iest during the year, aud
] am happy to say the, j, passed the
s-d, al la the most satisfactory manner,
Ia the month ofApriI, at o conference ot
the Coyernors Of Ohio, Indiansi Illinois,
iows and w iscnnsin, il was determined
10 offsr 10 the Government, the services
If eighty Eve Thousand militia for the
fern of one hunared days--the quota Of
Ohio brine fxed at thirty thouAart. The
so,i.y ~ ikis NOV men, did not ldmit OF
tuult " kssitsncy, Tho summer cam
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From rhs Rev Joseph II Kennsrd, Pastor ofths 10th
r.r ... Baptist Church.

From Rev. Warren Randolph, Pastor OF Baptist Ch ,
. .r -f-r Germahtown, Penn. .t.T .".
DR.. e. NJ. Jaekson-Dear SiE-Psnonal expert.
snce enables me to say that ] regard the German
Biuer prepared by yon asa most sIcsllsnt medicine
In ease of severe cold and general debility, have
been greatly benefsdb by the use OF the bitiers, and
doubt not the produce similar eff cts upon otbers.
Yours truly, WARREN RANDOLPH,
Germantown, Penn.
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IuF KEBsLLtoN,

In the emphatic language of the Presi.
dent--"rhe war continues" The great
contest tuT the life oithis nation is not
yet dtsimhed. The yesr Just elosed has
been marked by decided progress; and we
are ncurcr the end, not only by the lapse
OF time, hut by'lhc materlSll change In
The position of parties, aud the aspect OF
Affairs. Our strength ~ slllhe elements
OF contest is Increased, while that Of the
rebellion is Diminished. The mass Ol
our people are firm and determined, while
lbe adversary IL becoming broken aud
dispiri.ed, We may yet have revsrses
in store TOR us; but the eyentISl triumph
OF ps government, though i May be
delayed, can no, possibly be prevented
A review OF past events, 50 familiar to
lthe e9up,Fy, would not now prove inter
es;ing or valuable; while those OF the
uture are SO clearly loreshadowed as to
fax vnly osr patience IN awaiting hciI
i'deyeiopment. -
The recent action of ithe spsople Ia
sustaining, by 80 oyerwhelmlnsa msjori
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From Rev. J. 3. Herman, OF the G.rnsn hefornsdl
Church. .Kgtstovn, Befks County, Psnn-
I Dr. %. NJ Jaekson-- -Respeeisd Sir-l have been
troubled with Dyspepsia nearly twenty years, and
have never used me dieine that did ,us Asmueh
good a. Hoohands Bittsn. 1 am vey much iInpror.
ed in heallh, Alet having takea ave botiiss.
Yours with respect, is. HkRMAS
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cAtLs lnn ouorAs or MEN.

Since the first Of January, 1864, the
Government has called upon tbis Stats
for men for the army as follows:
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-06-28

A Memphis paper heads it's list of
divorce cases in tho court, Matrimonial
Shiprecks.'
Little boys should be seen an1 not heard,
as tho chap said when he couldn't say his
lesson.
II sleep flies from you, don't go in hot
pursuit ofit; lie still and it will probably
come and kiss you.
Where does this path 60 TO-, my mani
Don't know where e goes to, but e's
generally 'ereabouts this time o'day'
Well my boy, do you know what sy MAX
mesnsg' said schoolmaster to the child Of
. teetotaler. Yes, sir, the duty upon spir.
it's
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-06-28

The Times stated, few days since, that
there is more boring and less speculation
than there were formerly in the oil regions.
petroleum stocks daily telegraphed to the
west will show the truth of this assertion.
Here, for instance, is the report for yester-
day morning:
CHERRY Run 40; Excelsior 500; Terra.
genta 1876; Mckinley 800; Oil Greek $50;
Rynd Farm 1876; Buchanan Farm IS; EN-
pire City POS; Fulton sos; Pithole Greek
1000; Hedrick 100; Oceanic ITO; Webster
1876; Tack IS; Lamb Farms 1850; High.
gate 3d."
In this list sixteen companies are men.
toned, of which only four are below par;
and yet, four weeks ago, not less than ten
or twelve OF these same stocks were either
below par or but very little above it. In
those above given is not included the
United States" whose stocks now com.
mand the enormous figure of over 27OO.
We have good many companies in
Chicago; but none as yet has struck OIL
None, however, have been organized long
enough to test their success or failure, and
therefore it would be premature to inquire
into their prospects. II some of them
should strike fifty or hundred barrel
well, the effect in Chicago would be, at the
very least, tremendous. It takes about
ninety or one hundred days to put down q
well, and the time is therefore not distant
when We shall hear something from some
of our Chicago companies. We have an
oil exchange which is all ready to sell
stocks as soon as somebody gets some
stocks worth selling. Let our oil men hur-
ry up, for the first company that strikes
oil is sure fortune for its stockholders.
Chicago Times.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-06-28

How Grant got into the War.
The well.known correspondent of the
Boston Journal, who writes under the sig
nature Of "Rurleigh," thus relates the sto.
~ Of Grants Remittance into the United
States army, at the outbreak of the Rebel
lion:
zone morning Mr.. Grant called on Sen.
ator Washburne, who resided in Gals0s.-
He told Mr.. w. that he did not feel right
that he could not sleep nights, that ne felt
he was not doing his duty. Washburne
asked him what was the matter. Mr.. Grant
replied, I am doing nothing for my coun.
try. l have been educated at the nations
expense; but here am at home doing
nothing. / don't know what to do. am
no politician. don't seem to be wanted
anywhere, vet feel as If were fit for
something if could only find my place.
Mr.. Washburne invited his neighbor to &C.
company him to Springfield, where an i'm
portant consultation was to be held at the
request Of Governor Yates. On the morn.
ing of the fourth day Mr.. Grant called at
Mr.. Washburne's rooms, and said to him {:
Nobody knows me here-there is nothing
for me to dol am going home Hold
on day longer said Washburne. The
next day an important discussion was held
in the council chamber. At Mr.. Wash.
burne's request Mr.. Grant was called in
He had an interview with the State authori.
ties for thirty minutes, and then went out.
As the door closed, Governor Yates cried
out, Good God, Washburnc, who is this
man? have learned more about troops
in this thirty minutes than knew all my
life All | can do for him now is to put
him on my staff. You 60 home and raise
a regiment and I'll commission him as
Colonel The thing was DONE The
rest of the story, the world knows by
heart"
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0VillalAouD.S

"villaiAous.s
Under this heading, the Galena Gazette
(regarded as the organ Of Hon. E. B.
washburue, though We think the Gasstss
too independent to be anybody's orgsn)
gets of the following brief piece Of pun.
gency below copied. The Madison Jour-
nal, Milwaukee Sentinel and many other
Of our exchanges Of the same party are
also beginning to see things through the
recently. patented spsctacles called the
yIohnsoniana Lens. Honesty in some cases
and interest in others will hold the domin.
ant party close to the Administrations
"ANpY" handles the ribbons:
Wendell Phillips has the gift Of strong
talk, and this is his genius. We do not
know that Wendell Phillips ever did any.
thing else than talk. With this weapon
he goes forth to conquer the world. But,
suppose he should conquer the world what
would he do then Why, he would imi.
tate Alexander, and cry in great agony,
because he had no more worlds to talk
down. He is now engaged on the negro
suffrage question at the South, and lately
in Boston, he said, that if the negro is not
allowed to vote in the Southern States, the
war will be proved to have been gigantic
robbery of property and life, and that .
'party which would 60 for reputation
Of the entire war debt would have his voice
and vote until God called him home.
In other words, if the southern negro
is not allowed to vote, he would 60 for .
reputation of the war debt! The man
who utters such an atrocious sentiment
has not particle Of honesty in him. The
policy of allowing the southern negro to
vote is matter about which honest men
may differ in judgment; but as for the
Justice of paying our national debt, honest
men cannot differ about that. The base
intimation that the people would sanction
any such thing, is too gross libel on
them to pass without such scatlling as
would take the hide from a rhinoceros.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-06-28

IT stands on the record at West Point
that neither Grant nor Sherman were
among the "good boys" Of the Military
Academy, General Sherman standing No.
124 in the order Of good behavior, and
General Grant falling a. low as No. IA
In scholarship, too, neither of thtm at.
tanned place among the honored Eve -
Sherman, who stood the frst year at No.
8, did, indeed, graduate At No. 6, but
Grant, beginning with twenty three above
him, rose only at graduation to No. q.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-06-28

The man who does not take paper, or
who takes paper but does not read the
advertisements, can never be said to be well
posted. The advertisements indicate not
onlythe business enterprise of the place in
which they are published, but the enter
prise of the advertiser.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-06-28

TIE latest news from Venango county is
that the Ram Cat, well No. 2, on the Story
Farm is pumping 100 barrels of oil per day.
The Getty we'll, on the Warren Farm, near
Petroleum Centre, commenced flowing on
the 18th, aud is yielding 100 barrels per
day. 1t lies on the bottom land, at the
depth of $50 feet.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-06-28

The Pail Mall Gazette says that several
members of the French opposition are
about to send an address to President
johnson, reminding him that the first act
of the French Republic, in 1s4s, was to
abolish capital punishment for political of.
fences, and suggesting to the Government
Of the United States the APPLICATION of this
principle with regard to their own political
prisoners at this time.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-06-28

OH MAID.-One of the favored subjects
tor exercising the courage Of towards and
the Wit of fools.