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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-10-25

sold Abe" the Wisconsin eagle, will,
it Is said, attend, the Paris Exposition.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-08-01
Mon Kliled nc Akiron.. ;.

The Akron Beacon says that Joha
Dannigan. fapiliarly known es "Jack the
,adllopar," was killed by The cars, .npcp
the Aihniis& Great Western Railway,
on Saturday pilhi last, Though givep,to
drink, hc had bctn quito steady and in.
Idu>trions for several werts. tayihg acch
ihuated some $40 or Si5ta money, which
was yeiy Iuo1,ual hiAel Er HIM On
Saturday, he wchr In . spree, and bo.
come 20 much mtoxiritsd tl-a, M going
home late inthc evening aud VIII y I ear-
lyIin front of bis own shPntV.u etdenl ~
s1ppcsipg he had r,ach,d the aduotthis
bel, hr nmiressed hinSeihatd hid down
,ppen the track. A ir'io pcinv East, du'
rug the night. literally tore the body Of
poor jack ., pieces, dragging and scatter
Zig bis ,,mains for sty,ra rods upcp thu
track, though the accident wa. not dis.
covered until neat morning. ~
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-08-01
"ALL ABOARD"

: We are all floating down the stream Of
time. tits a. gulf stream--tbs waters
turbid, deep, aud at tilres tempestuous,
Occasional tornadoes render the voyage
still more dangerous. ''
This stream il long and winding, and
the shores rocky and precipitous Dan
gers beset the vessels at every stop
Each craft should be stout'y builr, fur
nisbedi wiTh a skillful p;lot, and veil
manned with experienced sailors. The
passengers, old and younc, male aud fe
male, should also be orderly and obedi.
ent, as it adds to the safety of the craft.
The vessels on this stream are SO con
structed that passengers can readily pass
from one 10 apother; and, singular az it
seems, on the approach of a violent
storm, and sometimes while tho storm
is rigging, the passengers may seen rush
ing from ono vessel to another On such
occisionsit sometimes happens the peo
pie soDn discover they have selected the
weakest and poorest craft, with an igno
rant braegsrt' Of pilot, and worthless
saihrs, who boast CONTINUALLY OF their
leaky, but newly painted ship The pi.
lot and crow continue their boasting and
lofty PROMISES and by this means levy
encrmous exactions upon the deluded
passengers. In order to help ride out
the storm the passengers cheerlnlly u.s.
sist ut the oars. For a lime all goes we'll
The gaudily painted ship delights the
new inmates tilLth'y discover that ii is
I poor timber aud worm eatcu andecarcely
sea worth Shame, for u time. causes
hem to remain and make the best cf
their bad bargain, But as they approach
the vast iIlimi'able suif into which the
stream pnurs with noise that shakes the
shores OF Eternity, the waters become
mere disturbed, the rocky shores more
| Prcclpitous and lowering and terrible
1t is Ihen that the dlud-d passenger.
sigh for ;heir good Old ship they dcscr cd
50 foolishlyi" '.' 1853. - -'it
| As We have said, shame fir q
while resrains, but as daug-l Increase
ihd desire to return home. a. they call it,
comes stronger, until the yearnius be
cou,s an .uIse.uncon irolable aud with
Try uhspdakubls, they rush t5their first
love. where they were taught that Justice,
Truth, Mercy, ENi'h aud Charity which
| had human beings 10 happiness and
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-08-01
Democratic Platform.

IAu,,J .Di,, vi, nk.,l bat, 'G t,Oihi' nll'Il a
l. ResoIped, AZ! nat ~ the Democracy OF
Qhio wiIradherc 10 toe present and in
the tature lss, rs 10 inc past Y,'hd upiahlter'
'n4 hdel'ty ana ',el plrmnrs, mn. 70 lhe organ'z.a
'lSn OIL me the Democratic PsF'yp and to Us
ancient 9Se and ye, " u, settled principles as
enun{SIssteea 4 py Thomas Jeiislsop, thhe
great Apostle e. 81 4, American ISl cap ptmCeraey'
and and ss %.ask cknGwledsed O and accepted by the
Eariy, from from 'he loundatioh ot'he Govern
pert qnd eSp' ef'aIIy OF e9epIll taSa'ion,
and representation Of all States subject
to- taxation, ,,a,, ,,icq,,il 4. es.,s,r,
= Rftesotr"d lft,d That the ,he one ernt qnieess
f''q o. the ., d1y y g. 'nHsd,1e si s az, aud y"
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-08-01
Hon. John II. Young.

THIS seStlcmah, as viii be seen by the
proceedings Gf the Convention in another
tolu,pD, receivsil the nomination as the
Democratic cabJiduie Tor Congress iu the
l4rh District, on the 10th instant. + b.
Without speaking in disparagement OF
any Of the other gentlemen who were
candidates for nomination before the Con
ventiOn, We must say that a better nomi
nation c,uld not have been maje. s.i-
Mr. Young is an able lawyer, ready
debater and learned ia national politics.
possessing the soundest common sense on
all the great issues ofethe country. ano o
man Of great personal popularity aud
moral integrity.i .ye '.Yri1uy3 fuN-
He has ,allhis life bren q consistent
Democ at Of the, Jetfersouian school
1huugli surrounded, in bis county, BY
Radical AbuiinpRists Of tho "Ihgher
law" order, aud been threatened ny their
mubs with violence on account of his out
spoken principles oil Democracy, be al
ways stood proof against all opposing
forccs--eycr supporting and boldly adv6
eating the naiotenance Of tho Federal
puioD, gus al, 7si1p ns1t .rl .lf,y sg
Mr., Young 10 q candidate that every
Democrat aud lovel of ,he Institutions OF
Washington will be proud torvpte for.---
They. have willed to elect him, and we
have 90 doubt Of hisspccess. His nom
ination is hailed thppgh the District by
the Den ocracy, and q IesrCnse Of "weli
dore in theI4ih district. comes up from
oil Iarts' Of ,ha country Ills was nom
marion 7ft 70 DO niude-is qppobated BY
the ,cItire Democracy Of the U6idn. Hc
iS'a Of the r.oPlc, aud will, in his
congressional career, look utter thc inter,
ssts Of the wiito map. ins'ead 'cf deyo.
ting all his csFrgits to degrade him to
the lrvc''of the negro, as has been The
case With tho present meu,ber from this
distfictA Wayne 60. Democrat. ''iN (.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-08-01

With this Information be slipped of bis
boots, and loosing his suspepders. drew
himself ont Il lis rabts as EASILY as pos.
sibie, and the dlsc6psolate couple took
themselves down siaiis ii very blushipg
manner, aud Looking very much like our
Rrst parents when they discovered that
thy were humin Tho lady procured.
as quietly as possible, arair II her fathers
pants, which were fuh.irto pretty quick
and the Adonis decaSfPsd with hia pants
rolled up about six inches. The joke was
TOO good 10 be lept; by little aud little it
leaked out uail the truth Ind to come to
excull pate the happy innocentf.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-08-01
The No6ilaesi Tor CosEyesa.

! we have. placcd 10 the ticket ,tAe nom,
inee of the Democracy Of this district fof
Congress, John B. Young. ESD Mr.
Young is a resident Of Dledinas q lawyer
by profession; perhaps litfle under for
ty years Of age bis moral character Is II.
rerroachabls We have known hinIor the
last twelve, years asa good aud reliable
Democrat, and we believe be WIS bofniin
the faith and has always held to itso9 u,sd
Mr.. Young is man Of great persopald
ipopularity-the reward Of his amiable
Qualities aud sterling ihtegrity.ooHesis
above the average height of inengsraMoi
bOued and nOtlhaDdsoue to any asarminGII
extent
| If he is elected to Congress, las welbs.
lieveh he will be, the white sre6plop Of thsI
district will be represented BY q, nan who,
will be energetic and industrious in guard.
ing their interests. Hcfwiii anos vote
from day to day. as Marii6 Wslkerh hps
done, fol, negro sufrage,v freedmen's- -bur7
reau bills, New England tariffs, onerous,
taxation and .oiher plumber schemes Of
tho,e who would raih the toiliDg niilibnda
Of the9 West to1errieh ilieh speculating
thousands of the East. Having always
beeua steldfast union man his Best Cd.
ergies will he deyoteditor aiding aud tiRsa
holding President J Johnson, in gnaIapiee-
ing to US those cherished principles of
lgOvernment' established by 'oNf Eabefs, ai
and in cementing all the States iuIthaSd
fraternal sbrotherhood which wiIb bring
happiness TO all the people, secure pros,
lperity 10 us, and make nps respected
i throughout The world.o 'eIo g5sI a9h Sis
If the1peoplo whould have the nniohd
restored a whitspap's . government, nssa,i
less Offices abolished, wise Legislation. apx
economical management Of public afairs
. and taxation reduced, they viii sbte f65r
;, John b. Young and use ell their energies,
to'induce others to do the same. But iE
it is desirable to have tbe affairs Of tho !,
country managed as The radical Congress I
has shaped and directed them since lastli
eccmber--to have. disunion--to hare
constantly increased taxation-to hate
thousands Of useless officers eatiug g.out ,hef
q substbnce ofthe people, then and is,thatIt
a event they should vote and work for MAJ
thu Weiker, for twill be nm endorss.ssstH d
Of whhthe has done ard a most emplIaGS
eommardito continue In the same coerse;1
4 But VIC have confidence in the wisdom
Of the reople, ard faith in the honesty of
heir purpose. We know that The union
men Of the district have presentedqs 8
candidate in the person Of John , Young,
FhO, is devoted to the Interests Of tho.
masses, and We believe that al men whoss
i ore roeso blinded III their zeal fol ofodfh
Sbs .bso1ss o'sis gnS 'hs would ha... VAST.
: H., ,,;II;s -
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Who 10 J.uNeio

Every body EhOss JIM ,'bafsew okSSK'
his history. Those who know him beyt
hesitaieIiuIwhat eaIalogus tophss AimIT-
Tue oleyehnd7 Leader gisesrths folloxla
ing persoualsketCh. gai2rIuOous sisin
ID m" srNirsJg NyFrso, ,tiotmerbhfr
Tifini QhioF HOwrof tbeE0rla.qcHs IN
about 40 years, Of age. tall and erect. With,
? powerful, frame, n he wears, long hSif
hos q piercing eye, but btef al u casttBsI
pesdlarlookiabd acton Of D qhs6emssi4csi
aTsnJcan ego Mro Fresiwas arthrifip&
business man yHo, was considered A hskr
Of more than ordinary literary. attain. !.
hents, possessing strong iht9lieSt Aht |"
considerable rtalepb About Tho ssayAs.
55 he was doing business in Califorpip, |,
add bfoodiHg Over extensive l6sses,s ofr ON
sea andi land, blhdt i.S!i6wsa ppShitsaoKI
other in quickfpeoessiO be besahsIdsao
pspisds Since that TINS in epinoiep,1
siye way, he has wandered mp and down
theiUnion, aud 10 aDd lfo 10 L. s'ionDon
When the wardrobe out J.eN NAnssBai
ID that ION him fSllFths wholu pnssifesoE
,lsIpissp ppeeiyed strugglsswHsh thstd
The North and South EeFe both rigkf and
both ttSoa94right from their own stand
points, hut wrong from eReh othefS'evs'V
This heaI depppipated rhis) thsdtsg shd.
has ever since, been striving 70, solye it's,
pfvsteiy and lit for Il The veil that th9
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-08-01

ps|s iJul'gf B is, Of ,WaypaS, lcop ty'
and Thomas I kSepp7tB yAAsl AAsslNaoa, syysrs
made delegates t, the Philadelpbi, Can.
ventiou and John B Young, of Medina,
las heen uopihatea as the Democratic
Capdida,c sor G,n'Gt IS in 'Ihe fourt shih
district, cThirss are ori,E .'mo 60
riqus to behO Od.'-Lihdad Democrat.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-08-01

Senatnrs and RenrpsaR atives chosen from
M 'S,,,ds uhnsa ,oo,l. b,d .n..n.di;nl
The yeb, llion All Wese s,ens haa bee i
,sl4,l u I'm =, III G,n,fb All ofDecsn.
bel jy65 ,be YXXjXtb Co,,v,ess y.
s,mbl, a. NeagIv lciaLt 9non,bs ba,a
i, mn. a sincp In ,;mc and no 4o,har
,,lap Nc, MN ;nno Lee, n,o,osed III rCo grsss
.or ,he !, os,i,,rres i,,s,i1p,e kyIbe TX en-
tive il 4 I 66v eeclored in the i,int reso
Fjut;,n .ntmi,,,d ~ nv an,,oy,L i5,f
he State ioof 1.nnn,,,see Is bertby rts,orf a
to her fo,m,r no'iticsl relations 10 the
| Union, aud again entitled /. he. rerrsseu
ted by Senators and Renreseptstives in
Copprt,Ss, 'Tfla 0717 hTf' ~ 1901 57i
Tins after the Iarso "A nc,rlv e;,bt
months Conpres, nr, nossps Moses n nave tbe
way 10 ibe admission of ,be te,,rasen,o
ltiyes Of one Of the al, ven States wbo.s
! eupie airp,y4d Themselves Il lrebejlion
against ne eol1j constitutional antbnritv NJ ibs
n, deraI Gov,rnmen,i Earnes,ly das;rins
+, reliey. every co,nnso ol delay wbS,bar
real or imat iuSrv on ,be nart n n Conty.Ir a.
10 the admission 10 seats Of Iowa, Senator.
and Represcnts,;ves from tbe SIa,e of
| Tennessee, | have. no, wi,batabdiny ,be
upoulalous character oc tbe nrnceeydinys
affixed my SIGNATURE ID the resolution - y
Ily approval however ia not 10 h CON.
strued as ar ack notvl.d nn.snt of ,ba riob,
of ofCnnrntrnoss t5o,h 4, ,loss so ,al;,nn; ;aalv 10
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-08-01
i' 'nrisaSeIIaa,e eioo,i1g
! l.lE..rR.fLSTOr.

and Silver Smith, one door West
ofRetter'sprug Store, Ashland, OHIO M
Gold aud Steel Pens, and n choice variety
Of Jevelryakspt 100 nstantly4pna hand b.
Highe stpiics pAiIl for ord Gold and Silver
Repairing doneho order. on reasonable
terms--Satisfactorily warranted.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-08-01
H.ARAsTRoSG
IhhsTRohG, ---- h'S' h"Ni
ARMSTRONG; HUNTER

HAVE associated thems elves togeiherIfpr the
prasdes ofumedicinc and surgery ! Hayes !
s,llsand vicinity D Special auenligndeyoted
totlie treatment of Chronic lDiseasesd tiicsi
pnlNSftA sirsss 'iormsrlyrocepPiea BY Dr.
cumlwolloi odi gaoia hsoH yiHno1 Hm2 igi
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~ y. The Dangers or Pi'ch.
ogu71c 5d, ljpT--L s9itI 76t
the Memphis Argus, 1oth.l
.di SAD PLIGHT FOR LOVERS '

Niaht byin,e last, as lie moon rose
,vtr he hill aid tree tops, gliding ihe
spires of our beautiful city With h'r sill
very rays, ths.e mi ht have beer seen
upob tne rolt # an Egyglian cottage,
which is fat, aud coSrrsd With pare
white gray - aud Pitch, i couple Of NV.
e'!soft!A'sd 5eapjGy'bg the lbIssppuyO 5'ih The
fes6isfN ana 1i7vs1o or'l,ilfo,., d, bu
Though few the hours, the happy moments few
SO warm With heart so rich with love they few;
That their iull souls forgot the will 10 roam. n.
And rested there, as ip dream ut home ~ 2
'i'hi sun aurlng thealay had been very
sarm, aud thus they met to spepd the
fleeing b. urs of twilight, enjoying the
pleasant breeze that foated ny from the
magnolia gardsn beneath, aud in'erchang
ineo lhose soplruu2ing, sndiths warm
stfeptiops tor each olbery the lovers sat. &
viii, one arm he enc,reled the waist ot
the heautiIul creature at hisside, bars.,9
''TIer little hand lay gently, conhdingy III his
The tvlliug Of the bell reminded them
that ~ ''1 ''' va. ''r
"Tired natures sNeet Festorer. balmy sleep," I"
was requisite FIR lovers as well as Others
'Snll seated ear zach other the pllgtted
vows were again and sguin exchanged,
aud sealed WITH klssss lEegnii" "oE
"Linkep sweetness long drawn out"
At length after many vaip attempts to
sever these pleasant pleasures, The trans
ported iorye,s icpnd thai tl,ey vere
bound to each other BY more sticking
bonos than lovers VOWS The hot sun
had melted the pitch, aud after sitting 50
long, and The night air having cooled tho
resnous matter, they found they were
bvth .'sturk last /" The youLg eenilr-
nan frs, attempted 70 diS,pgage himseli,
bp,. f,m,d, Ike Aunt Jrmima's plSstrr,
l"lhe rme you Try 10 pull it"8, tie tight
lrr it Sticks the lasier." ThsiyouRS lndy
hen attempted 10 pct NJ, which size did,
minus the skirt u her dess, nd sll l'er
5pbd't.clo hes, as far as The 'tiier, = In
this lighf she attempted to relieye her
disS,hsdla'e partner, but i was u NJ use
! -he 9 udp'i rome Aiir :, me pa,lty,
be ame tu The 'rip l,siop he c,Hld "
ss lily sliFri,p out # hs lanis -
Aeco'dn gly he u,k,Ad y c,nl ani,nii
she con d lend hln,a pair If pants until
be could 20 home. She thought her pas
would do'if they rsTs pOt iOa long
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-08-01
lH. S. SEE.

ATTpRNEY Ar Law, FIRE AND LIFE
Insnrancer Agep, an5, Notary Public Par,
peulas attention paid to collecting Probate
BUSINESS, rariihop eases ant Execution of
Deeds, \ or' gagiesapd Con'raels ,gOf ce in
Miller's Block, Second story Nairsrte
opposite The Town Hall, Ashland. O,m4gg
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GEO. ". HIxL,, WI, d..

PHYSICIAN & SURGEON. Ashlant Ohie -
PARTICULAR sttsnlionr ,wilubenpAilrto the
treatment o. the following special diseases:
Dyspepsia, disease Of The Liver. ,he, Kid
psys. SOFotula and EpIihelial Cancers. y =. =
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y r. COW.s n, M. d.. '"a '''
PHYSICIAN g. IS uRGEON, Ashland Ohio {:
0nics OVER Hughes a &stacher'sf Store, op.
poSItbnhelToSuIlIall8 Il L T
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esPEaTs1 ME.
DraI E4CRaE

'lI w T9TI E0CK.dFN.,T WWI1
OFFICE one Door West Of cqaire's Drug
Store, Un Stairs. Residence Cyrner ot'ceR
tre, spdI Wash ash ngt9n Streets, ashland, io'
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uAAvyskI@E2@e
". U,.'T1ln56HIs7I. =

ATTORNEY At LAW Office over Wallack
4 indrews', Shoe Store, Nan sneet. Ash
land, Ohio Also authorized by Ihe Gov
rrAasaC 10 procure Pension cerli6entes
shd Collect Bounty aud Back Pay.r'.ii
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cTAs President Jstil ts nliiAns, p assaaii
y i shs seEssI sEse,aass ssss hygSsRPsS 4 a'Rlaas
tiens ivs PostnastsEa 5A yi,irj
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30 aeJnH. gMcCOynBG, ssr5 90
ATTORNEY apl Counsellor al Law, Ashland
0hior Office in The Brick building bver
Singers H ,rdTare 81, re. oN Mti aW "a
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rg 'a5i3HlA ANDREW JOHNSON.
WASHINGTON, D. o. July "a, 1865
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-10-19
THEIOWA TRANSCRIPT
N. C. WIETING, ED1roR.
TO l. e ID o, low A.
TERMS Of Transcript, $3.50 per. year, in
advance, or $500 if ia arrears months.
FRIsDAY. OCT. 10, 1866
Results OF Victory.


From the Chicago Journal We clip
the following with regard to the recen,
election as suggestive Ct the fruits of a
great and important victorv:
The elections Of Tuesday virtually
settled the great issues involved i'll the
controversy between the people and
the President. It is morally certain
that New York, and Illinois, and Wis
consin, and Michigan, and Minnesota,
anG every other State that has an elec
ton IN November will, with no less EN-.
phasis, utter their condemnation Of my
policy It is impossible for the ad-
,nis;ration 10 recover from the stasger
ing blows 1t has received the triumph
of Congress is assured. For Mr.. John
son to persist longer in his attempts to
restore the rebels to power withou,
such guarantees as the public sentiment
demands, would be to DEFY snd insult
the American people ia manner re
curing more turprtuie than even An
drew Johnson himselfhas vet displayed.
10 carry out his schemes it was indis-
pensable that be should have made
such IN rked gains in the pepE!a, vote
as 10 indicate powerful change in
public sentiment. and that the Copper
head element Of Congress should have
been strengthened by the accession of
at leas; fifteen or twenty new members.
In no other way could he hope 10 ae
compii-h his meditataa coap detat,
without open revolution. 70 lose the
elections Of Tuesday was 20 lose the
Fortieth Congress 10 lose the Fortleth
Congress was to lose everything. He
has failed ignoininiously and comrietly
and if he has the slightest appreciation
of facts to which no one else can re-.
main blind, or the least regard for his
own name IN history, he will deskt from
= course which can only end in his eWa
ruin and disgrace. He must, II lie is
gifted with the most ordinary intel
llgence, now open his eyes TO the fact
that il he does persist, he must confront
the same sentiment AM the same great
people that stood behind Abrah Am I'm
coin ana fought down the rebellion.
The South will see it, even if Mr.
johnson is blind. They have tcen
opening their eyes GrsiaahY eyer since
the news from Maine The results Of
Tuesdays work will throw upon them a
great food Of light. It Is safe, we
think, 70 predict that the South will
prepare TO accept the amendments pro
posen by Congress, aai that her Leeis
latures viii lese little tina in ratifying
them.
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NJ MANHOOD:
Az How Lost, how Resto,

.isS..Hsy AOW Lost, now RESTORED
jus, published, a new edition Of DR.. Cul-
verWells Celebrated ESSAY al the
radical euro without medicine) of srERMA-
roRRuoFA, er seminal Weak ness, Involuntary
Seminal Losses, lmpotency, Nentsl and
Physical Incapacity, Impedimeuts to Mar
riagc etc. also, Consumption, Epilepsy, and
Fits, induced hy se'f-indulg sncc or sexual
.cxtrayagaAcc.
mA~ Price in n scaled envelope, onsy 6 cts.
The celebrated author in this admirable
essay clearly demonstrates. frem thirty
years successful practice that the alarming
consequences Of self-ahuse may be radically
cured without the dangerous use of in;erna al
medicine or tho application of the knife
nc hitting ogt mode of cure at once simple.
certain, aud efcctual, by means cf which
every sufferer, no matter what his condition
may Be, may euro himself cheSply, privately
and radically.
BsS~ This Lecture should be in the hands of
every youth and every man in the land.
Sentunder seal, to any address, in plain
enrelope, on receipt of six cents. or two
postage stamps, by addressing
CllAS. J. e. KLINE & co.
l27 Bowary New York, Post Office
box 4lsG.
S7n2oy1
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Ilurrah tor Iowa

Only one Democratic County IN the
State, Decatur. lie. tie Democrats
emmigrate to Decatur, possibly ths,
county nigh, be carried for them il the
future. Dubuque county. the strong
hold OF Democracy III this State, has
been carried for Republieanism by q
handsome majority. Hurrah!
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-10-19
Great State Fair TRIAL of Sugar
Cane Mills

IN" most important and extensive trial or
tane hIals that has ever occurred was held IN
tht lllitiaiS State fatr III Chicago during tLe
iirst week III September of last Nt.ar-, S,5 49,
ABOUT twenty mills We're on eXhibiton ANA Il
4ae&e Sptceei ground WAS assigned to afford ali
tht space needed tor their performance and y
ior cNh}e9ttoil of their various qualities The
committee Knowing the partial and unfsatisfac-
l&FN nlaahef IA which the examinations and
aW&Fd> are frequently made upon machinery
~ tlilS ffs'.intiof decided in advance to l.rr-
5art .sii mefs iicoratfcal distinctions. ami con-
ltvt the tr;t and examination far the nt,rnono
al ei"cterihiftahg the question. (Which is the best
cane itia Tor !armcr>' usce the points TO he
cohSiaefsi heing, the tif>t cost of machine e,n-
ntnN - working, durGhili.S. aud convenience =
AitSr Nf0tracird and Very careful trial. extend
ti.S lsF9a-h several dASs tho COMMITTEES award
sl lnc iiast Premium 10 the VICTOR CANE
Mill, mannactUrrd by CLARK Suigo Machine
Co., Cincinnati, Ohio
For sale by NELSON & GRAHAM.
li"i Tu.eia Iowa.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-10-19

We learn that the Patent for Long.
stroths 'sBee Hive" mas been extended
from Oct 9th, 1865, for seven years
It vii! be remembered that Nv. II. Fur.
man Of Cedar Rapids Is interested in
this Patent aud Mr.. Cochran is his
Agent.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-10-19
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