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Rca d w llO Says So:

from the Rev W. d. Seisfried, Pastor Of Twelfth Bap
tist Church, Philada
Gentlemen: have recently been laboring under the
distressing effects Of indigestion, accompanied by
prostrntion of the nervous system. Numerous RENE
dies were recommended by friends, and Of them
tested, but without relief. Your uoohands German
Bitters were recommended by persons who had tried
tLem and whose favorable mention Of these Bters in
duced me to try them. / must confess that had an
aversion to Patent Medicines from the "thousaud and
one quack "Bitters' whose only aim to be to
palm of sweetened and drugged liquor upon the conf
munty in u sly way, and the tendency OF which,
fear is to make many q confirmed drunkard. Upon
learning that yours really medicinal preparation,
took it with happy effect. 1t action, not only upon
the stomach, but upon the SYSTEM prompt
and gratifying feel that have derived great and
permanent benefit from the Of q few bottles.
Very respectfully yours,
W.D. sEI6FRIED, No. 254 Shackamaxon St.
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SPaISo.-Ws clip the following River News

oFMNo.-Ws CLIP the following River News
from the Lacrosse Daily Democrat:
The Northern Line Packet Company has
announced the following as its list Of officers.
OF boats for the ensuing season. Among the
names will be noticed SOME Of our oldest and
most popular river men:
Minnesota-Capt 1'hos. B. Hill; First
Clerk. c. D. Carroll; Second Clerk. Robert
Smith.
Dauenport-Capt. II Parker; First Clerk
Thomas Owens; Second Clerk, II. Harvey.
Muscatinc-Capt G. w. Jenks; First
Clerk, d. V. Oawley; Second Clerk, w.
Diavul.
Ca"ada-Capt. Robert E. Hill; First Clerk i,
J. Laning; Second Clerk. C. d. Everhars
Sucker State-Capt. w. P. Hight; Cir,s
Clerk, John S. Prim; Second Clerk, ]. v.
Brown.
Burlington-Capt. J. 3. Rhodes; First Clerk,
F. Oakes; Second Clerk, George Bishop
Pembina-Capt. NJ Green; First Clerk,
w. G. Bennett; Second Clerk, Tnomss
Jones.
Saoanno-Capt. B. Jolly; First Clerk, J.
Lightner; Second Clerk, L.. Mas:on
Ha,okeye State-CApt Jones Worden. Firsf
Clerk, NJ. B. Pierce: Second Clerk, William
Wells.
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RELIGIOUS s-The statistics Of Iowa are
given Is follows :-Msthodists, 4l,l2s ;
Baptist. Is, 900; Congregational, 6, ,7O9; Old
School Prssbyterisn, 6.6l7; New School
Presbyterian, 2,l60; United Presby terisn,
8,378; Episcopal Comnunicants, 1881.
T,tsl Of six leadrg chur hes. 34,a45.
Excess Of Methodi1ts over al ,thers, e,ass.
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ONs Of the most significant indications
Of the waning strength Of radicalism, With
which the country has latsly bssn favored,
10 speech made . few days ago By the
aon. Eli Thayer in Connecticut. NJ. Thay
Or has been prominent leader in the re-.
publican party since ito oresnisation. He
Is now ION the stump" In Oonnso,ieut ad-
vooating the election Of Mr.. English, the
Democratic candidate for governor. Mr..
Thaysr earnestly sustains President John
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An immense church and college ediics 10
to be erected in the town Of st. Menard, Spen.
Ger county, by the Catholics. The building is
to have front of three huadred and ten feet,
with two wings. each one hundred aud eighty
feet in depth. 1t is to be of free stone, beau.
tiful and very fine quality is abundant in the
immediate vicinity OF the town. Work will b.
begun as soon as the weather becomes favor.
able. The building will be three stories high
with half story attic. This will be the largest
church and collegiate edi6ce in Indiana-In.
dianaDoEs Herald
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A call vas issued by the radicals of Beloit
last week for meeting to dissolve the "unon >
organization, 90 called, and the re. formation Of
the republican party. 1t read As follows:
The republicans Of the city who are in favor
Of endorsing the reconstruction policy adopted
by congress. and who are opposed to longer
continuance Of the SO called Union orgauiza
ti0n. through which democrats have Influenced
AMI controlled Onr caucusses and elections, are
requested to meet At Hanchett's Hall on Fri.
day evening. March the 18th, to re-organize
the Republican party, and TO tr.nsaci such
other business as may be deemed advisable when
assembled.
The result Of the meeting We have not learn.
ed. 1t makes little difference. The "Union'
organization, based upon the temporary Issues
Of the war, is already dissolved, the conssrva.
tive eles,eLt having abandoned il.
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Randolph. being asked to play chess on one
occasion. refused. and gave the following rea.

Randolph. being asked to play chess on one
occasion. refused. and gave the following rea'
son:
IL have not played At chess Er the last sew.
eR.een years; the very sight OF the board and
men gives rise to the most painful rem iniscenc.
es, for the last game played lost me per.
sonal friend forever. l vas on the most inti-
mate terms with Mr.. jefferson. a. you may have
heard. it being now matter OF history, and
soon found out that, politician and philosopher
~ he was, he took more pride in his skill in
chess than in anything else. Very few could
beat him. and q: last he could not endure de-
ieat. Knowing this. and feeling that was his
match, had always declined playing Is did
not want to quarrel with him, until oss uufor.
tunate evening, when hs touched my virg,aia
pride in 20 pointed way that conld NO longer
game. II vas . warm contest Creek met
Greek. ] At length cried sehsokmate," aol
he aever forgsvs me-" 49,. .q.r..
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PoLlricAI PaEAcBsss.-Ths English see
beginning to complain of political p1sase-
Ing. Says The British Quartsyly:

During the last four yesn the drum
scclssiastic' has sounded louder than any
other. Christian pastors have taken The
first place among secular politicians, ed
the passions which have mov.d the o6va
organizations Of the state, have moved tbs
spiritual organisations Of the church 10 ~
equal degree. It is easy to see how in
these circumstances, the ecclesiastical Will
DO affected anew by the politician. u tho
preacher 10 to become - mnch politician
ss divine, and preaching is 70 be transform.
ed into sort Of Sunday utwspsper-
what nszte
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An invalid has heard much of ''ths silsus
watches Of the night" but has never been
able 90 find them. His own watch and his
wifet keep up such ticking that Le is unable
TO sleep:
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-03-28

Some Of the London msrchants have instisu.
I'D ea,etom Of charging IN admis>ion fes 10
their stoes6 The k1y sightsssss oan enter
BY paying small Gas,, aud sxamios the lstsss
styles and costumes without making any pur.
,cLases, unless jispoeed TO do %.
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How do you ds6ns ''hiask - yoar hstr' said
. seaoelmastsr 70 oes Of his pspils. :...a
Darkness that may b. "telt," replied the
youthful wit.
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VOLUME X----NO. 20.
Rock Wells Drilled |!
BY THE
McGREGOR PUMP COMPANY.

DUMPS AND WOODEN EAvE TRoUaHs. Par
IL ties desiring anything in line WI do we'll to
write call at steam shop head of Main Street, Nc
Gregor, Iowa. (467y) Address I. KELLOGG, Box ~
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From the Rev. 3. D. Fendal Assist. Editor Christian
Chronicle, Phada.
l have derived decided benefit from the of Hoof-
lands German Bitters and feel it my privilege to
omnend them most valuable tonic, to all who
suffering from general debility or from disease arising
from, arrangement OF the liver. Yours truly,
L. b. FENDALL.
From Rev. D. Merge Pastor of the Passyunk Baptist
Church, Philxda.
From the many respectable recommendations given
to DR.. o.fands German Bitters induced to give
them trial After using several bottles found them
to be good remedy for debility, and most excellent
tonic for the stomach. D. MERGE.
From Rev. Wm Smith. formerly Pastor of the vincen
town and Millville IN. ~ Baptist Churches.
Having used in my family number of bottles OF
your HoOfand's German Btters, have to say that !
regard them excecat medicine, specially adapted
to remove the diseases they recommended for.-
They strengthen and nvigOrae the system when debi
tated and useful in disorders of the veI loss
appetite, &c. have also recommended them several
of my friends, who have tried them, and found them
greatly beneficial in the restoration Of health.
Yours truly, WIN. SMITH,
966 Hutchinson st., Philada.
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BABy's NAME.-One day Freddys little sis.
ter Carrie, hearing her mother talking about q
name for . new little baby brother that had
been given to them short time before. said:
"Mamma, why don't you name him Hxllow ed
It says in my prayer "Hallowed be thy name,
aud think it 10 very pretty name, too.'
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That this Biers Is not Alcoholic, contains Rum
Whisky, and cannot make Drunkards, but is the Best
Tonic in the World
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serve the following Symptoms. resulting from Dsor
ders Of the Digestive Organs:
onstipation, Inward Piles, Fuiness of Blood to tn.
Head, Acidity Of the Stomach Nausea, Heartburn,
Disgust for Food, Fulness Weight in the Ston-
ach, Sour Eructatons, Sinking or Fiuttcrng at
the Pit Of the Stomach, Swimming Of the Head,
Hurried and Difficult Breathing, Futtering
ut the Heart. Choking or Sutfocating Sem
sations when in a lying posture, Dim
ness OF Vision, Dots or Webs before the
Sight, Fever and Dull Pain in the Head. Def
cheney of Pcrspiration, Yellowness OF the skin
and Eyes, Pain in the side, Back, Chest. Limbs,
&c, Sudden finishes of Heat, Burning in the Flesh,
Constant ImaSininss OF Evil, and Great Depression
OF Spirits.
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Errors OF. Youth.

A gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous
Debility Prematurs Decay and all the effects Of youth
full indiecFetion, wil for the sake Of suffering hHap
IT, sond free to al who need it, tho recipe and dirac
tions for making the simple remedy by which he was
cured Sufferers wishing to profit by the advertisers
expsrisnoe, can do SO by addressing JOHN B. OGDEN
Nc 10 ChSmbsuo street. New York. 4e2
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STROUSE & ROWE,
Dealers in Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Boots ant
Shoes Hats and Caps Carpctngs &C., Main Street, Nc
Gresor, Iowa.
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GUARDIANS SIZE.

IN pursuance OF an order of The Probate
i Court OF Ashland County Ohio, IN 'dc on
the LIST day OF January a D ls66. in the case
OF John SIoler' Huardian OF knius and Luz
tner sioler, against his wards. the I'm dersign
ed will on the p,
End day Of February, A ID 1866,
at 10 o'clock a m. on the premis es, ,fer at
public sale the following des cribed real es-
late situate in Ashlan nd County Ohio. and de-.
scribod as follows: Being The W undivided
sevenths of The north east qua ricr Of section
number twenty seven (27) township number
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Interesting to Farmers !

--r n, .
W arc now manqdac'ar,ng . r.rss
w lass Gross Gut Wood Saving Ma
snS Nd w;,h 49, V" d".a
sIuu " speo'a. tele'el0e ~ Iul
n o anu ,u!n'sn 'ne nush
a.en. oa" uu's1 WHICH 10 complies ~
auble ncipts not possessed bv anv other
gu;de W. have .Ire.Jv sadsd -ssvs.sl
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GOVERNOR
MESSAGE.

On our drst page will be found a brief
synopsis of Governor ANDERsos's Mes
sage. In its general toue ii is couserva.
tive, not containing q word about the ne.
gro, and in this gives oifense to the Alb
olitiOnists. He violently attacks the
Monroe Doctrine and protests against en-
gaging in a war with France for the ben.
eft CT Repulicanism in Mexico. Read
the message.
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1sr The Times, in noticing the supper
at the African celebration, on the LIST Of
this month, says:
"Tell all about il, OBJ, muse, Tor we are
too fuHl"
We we're aware that our most worthy
contemporary meri,ed the sObriquet Of
"Beef HoaOd," but We had not the re.
hottest ideahe would, at a public supper, be
50 Hsinish as 70 gil bis pond erous stom-
ach 'too full' 40 tell all about it," Oh,
JErrKHsoN, you hadn't ortsr done 50!
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NOTICE IN PARTITION.

HaIHH =. q e -
0h'i'' .ssia nsn'l'' In Ashland Cd. c.s,. 5
John Kunokls Of all 'of Common Pleas. 10
TcHN Kuuckle, Martin Kunckie, Of Knox
81 County nd State Of 0hie, Jacob Kune.
kle, Of FIR ntIin County and State Of Ohia,
VIM. Kunckle and Michael Kunetie. Of he
State Of Missouri, County unknown, Mary
Lehman intermarried with John Lehman,
Catherine Mcbride iniermarried with Levi
Mcbride, Leah Lands iptermArried with Benz
jamin Landi', oil Of Dekalb County and Sttt6
Of Indiana, Elizabeth Blakely iniefmaTiedi
Zepheuoah Blakely. OF Muscaiene County
and State Of lows, Louis Fry, Elizabeth Fry,
Mary Fry, Susan Fry and Barbara Ann Fry,
OF fhe State Of Illinois, county unknown, 4id
Sarah wisner Of Muscaiene County and State
Of Iowa, will take notice that a Petition was
fled against them, on the 10th day OF Jaus
uafy, AID, 1866, III the Court OF Common !
Pleas within and for the County Of Ashland
by Christian Kunckle, andpis now pendiss,
wherein tho aid c, Kunekle demands Parti-
ton ofihs following (, Real Rsteto yRhjelt 70
the dover interest OF Elizabeth Kuneklc;-
Said Real Estate situsis In Ashland copnty,
Ohio and described as follows. Being thiIty-
FIVE acres Of the North. middle. part o. the
South a ,tquarten Of ssoiian aumber two l2l
township number twenty three i28) and rangD
humble seventeen (lfl, bounded on the nortA
D, publicshighsay,u pths East bylasasEn..
cd by Isaac Davis, ) epih By. lands Yf Elisa,
beth slofsr and wsa by land Of George fss'
ter.
And that at next term Of said Court, the
said G ,Kuneklo vii apply for IN order rha,
Partition may be made Of said promises.
.a5stdsI CHlsTIAN KUEcKLE. w,
BY Kenny b Campbell, bic Atyk
Jan. l7-6We1 SNgtf4b N . -I.ftt.
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BENZ. Cunningham & Co
ASHLAND, OHIO.


A RE now prepared to receive and 6ll all
N orders from those who desire 10 engage
in raising III s valuable and profitable plant.
AlO, they can supply the Wine in quantity.
Without going into details, we submit the
experience of Mr.. B.. Cunningham, Of this
place, from the product of acre, last sea-
son, as furnished TO Mr.. Sweet.
ASHLAND, Nov. 18th, 1866.
Mr.. NJ. W. SwEET-Dear Sir: You wish to
know how l succeeded IN my wine operation
this season. | will give You my figures, as |
have kept IN account of every item: l 200
plants at 81 cents per plant rent of land,
barrels, sugar, drayage, labor and all other
EXPENSES, to storing in cellar, $l,170.19. |
made ZOO gallons of wine, which, at So per
gallon Ohe price il readily bringsl at l yer
old. would be s5,10U. From my plants / cut
1870 sets which | have sold ut 20 cents per
plant making & l.474. Wine at one year old
and plants $3.50. Deduct expenses 81, no..
l9.Net s5,403,sl, oil from mere of ground.
Yours truly d. CUNNINGHAM.
ASHLAND, o., Jan. l, 1866.
We, the undersigned, cheerfully certify
that we have for n long time bsen well ae
q~uainted with BENZ. Cunningham and do con
slider him perfectly reliable, and bell ave his
representations with regard 10 Rhubarb
Win, entitled to full credit.
CIV URlE, Co. Recorder, Ashland, 0.
Z INGMAND, Probate Judge do
wv Smith, Attorney, do
JR SQUIRE, Druggist, do
CLARK, Physician, do
HE PANC0AST, Druggist, do
lib POTTER, Druggist, do
Orders foI Wine and Plants solicited. Send
for a pamphlet containing an accoun. of its
products aud cultivation, to
3. CUNNINGHAM & co.
Jan II 3m32 Ashland, O,
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WOOL WAITED.

THE undersigned is prepared to fur
Hish Sacks and make liberal advances
on wool when consigned to one ofthe best
and most reliable Wool Merchants in the
East, for further. particulars call OIL or
address
G. @. WICK,
Ashland, 0.
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~ We were not at the Democratic
supper OF Monday evening, nor did We
care to be,,-Afhland Tmes.
OF course not. None but honest iSIae
men vsre there, and you would have
beer entirely out Of your element. pa Z.
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Eighth Quarterly Report

Of he condition of us Nra National
Bank in Ashland, IN the State Of
Ohio, on tie morning @Me FIRST Hon
/. day@ Jaaaary, 1866.
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.sf..
S~trickIand's
. TONIC.

and nervous system. 1t is q certain remedy
for Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Nervousness,
Loss OF Appetite, Acidito Of the Stomach
Flatulency and Debiliiy. 1t is net alcoholic,
therefore particularly suited for Weak Ner.
vous and Dyspcptie persons. For s,le by all
Druggists everywhere at 81 per boillo
January 10 ISGG-1v
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/, j. o. JENNINGS,
Cashier of the First National Bank of Ash
land do solemnly swear that the above state.
ment is true 10 the best of my knowledge anil
belief. J. 0. JENNINGS, Cashier,
= Sworn 10 and subscrib d before me this
First day Of January, 1866.
ROBERT McMURRAY.
Justice of Peace.
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a. Goods will be delivered any place
in Town Free IF Charye. =.
March q. lsG5-ilu mn
NJ. NJ CO
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Rhubarb Wine,
FROM THE
Chinese, Or Myatt Linn@uS
WINE PLANT.

This Wine is attracting the attention Of the
American people as an artic Gle of COM
merce, as well as domestic use, and
III likely soon TO supersede
m,st kinds of Grape or
drugged limitations
now in use.
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TScSSs.a Is warranted to be the only
preparation known to cure Coughs, Colds,
Hoarseness, asthma, whoopi 'g cough, chron-
10 coughs, consumption, Bronchitis and Group.
Being prepared from Honey and Herbs III
healing. softening and eipectorating. and
particularly suitable for nil affections Of the
Throat and Lungs. For sale by Druggits ev-
Tywhers. .riy5I
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COUNTRY PRODUCE.

The public are earneNly invited 10 give us
a call. Remembers ibe place,
Three Doors Wca efhe Bank, A.hhasd.
NJ. WtNBIGLER co.
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felloW-citizens, and tho new comers who
propose becoming such, to adopt our Ian
guage, To- edusais their children with ours,
and ito Identify themselves with US as
rapidly o. possible, 10 the dictate of true
patriotism II us and, at tho same time,
since there can DO no question acquaint-
ednith their rights as citizens, will be
least likely to Be averfeached and made
dupea Of in business or in politics, and
will find the road 10 pecuniary profit and
personal advancement most rapidly open
before them.
Dur eommoh school system is 10 be
fosiercd and improved, aud there is moth.
ing in which.our people have q deeper in.
terast than this. III there be any n
Thing to1which, under Providence, more
than smother We owe our safe passage
through our recent perils, / believe it is
theintelligence which our commonschools
haEs universally diFnssd, II has not been
simply the power to read, but that larger
and wider culture which has made the
Anaiican people capable Of weighing and
deaiding upon grave arguments Of right
andlbf policy 10 the midst'of greatest OK.
citbments The Government appealed to
then a. 70 men able to comprehend any
argumihtb II State policy. aud steady
loyalty Of fbe people aud their psnnyer-
t,|-41atsrnarf a. lIn n~nf,oual nnnsa ,v.a "a,
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NSP'H'O " thN ObD DuOTOh
Ny Bredrea-I hab to thank DE good
LOd for de sentiment | hab heard dis
night. Dis darkey feel so full he cannot
spress hisself on dis occashun. 1t must
be gibben up by all de white trash dat de
niger am dc superior race. Dc samples
jist gibben by my good bruddcr, Massa
Blow.em hard, must convince cherry pus.
son dat dis am a fact. G:s look at dis
darkey-see what arms-what grabbum
hand--what broad chist--what strong
arms--what crooked shins and Cat feet
and what q ino head him hab, and more
den dat, what q healthy color dis Niger
habl Do any brudder hab q doubt bout
de sperioriiy oh do colored racer And
den, de perliteuess oh dc colored people.
De white trash wild der dirty hands, and
der ragged close, what can da du Da
60 round begun from do rich white
folks, and du get hustled away berry
quick, A colored gem'n come along and
dc white folks am ready, and de white Ia.
dies, God bless EN-, berry ready to glib
him plenty TO eat and wear! Dis was
not de case down Souf whar I conc from
Use seed many q darkey down dar roasted
alive aud Gated (great sensatiop) by his
massa, and all for nothing, l tank do
good Lod dat da am gone by and a better
da bab come, (Cheers) Ny brudren
and s%isteru, dis nigga spects to see dc da
when de niggas viii gil de Congress, de
Senate, and de Presidehtium cheer, md
de superb cote, and dc pulpit, and MI do
offs oh distinction ; aud when de white
folks (cheers) hab to DO berry glad TO
marry de African. My white bredrsn,
l am berry glad you bab been hopored BY
dis nigga's presence dis night II do dis
nigga good 10 hab 50 fne a supper, aud
TO meet so many niggas wid white skins,
and blessed wild black boarts. l am
done at dis time. sit'
Three tremendous cheers, on motion Of
the Rev. Sniale.much, we're given for
the Old Doctor afterwards tho isyorite