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An Act to Prescribe an Oath of Office,

The following il the oath OF Office re
ferred to in the 5th section Of the "Rscon.
struction Act" and also in the 9th OF the
Supplementary Bill!
BE ii enacted Thst hereafter anv person
e'-ctcd or appointed to anv nthc. Of honor
or profit nnder the government of he ItnI.
ted States. either in the civil military or
naval department of the public service, OK
ccpt the President nf the United States,
shall before erte'ing np"n the duties uf
snch Office and before being entitled Ia anv
Of the SALARY or other rmolIment thereof.
take and subscribe the following oath or
afrmatinn: IT,. A B., do -nlemnlv swear
Cor affirm thatt have never Voluntarily
borne arms against the u :. sine. have
been citizen thereof; th have voIunta
rilv given no aid, 10. h,e"ance, counsel or
encouragement to PERSONS engaged In ARM
ed hostility tfr'ei"; that ! have never
sought nor accepted nor attempted IN ex-
efrse the functions Of any office whatever
under anv authority, ar pretended a"thoritv,
in hostility TO the United Stnte-; th~t
have no; rield"d n voluntary support %
nnv pretended government, power or con
stitn'iOn within the United States hosliI.
Or inimcsI 'herc'oj and do fi,,h-r swear
lor athrm) that to the hest Of nv knowI.
edge and ability. will support aud defend
the constitution Of the United States against
all enemies. f"reign aud dnm-stic: that I
will bear true faith aud allegiance To he
-ame that take this "h!iga ion freely
"i'hont any mental reservation ar pnrpos.
"f evasion. and that | will we'll and f,i.h
fully di-charge the duties Of the "ffir. on
which ! Rr, about to enter. So he 10 me
God" which oath. 3" taken aud signed.
shall be preserved AMONG The Rles of the
Court Houses of Congress. or the d-pn,t
me"t q which said officer may npu-riain.
And ahv person who may f,lsclv take snid
oath shaI' b. ynltv Of Poi rv, and on c"n
viciion. in addition to IN. penalties now
prrsc'b-d f. 'ha' IF nee shall lie derriv-
nd f his office. and rendered incap ,bre.
forever af'.r. OF holding any office or place
under tn. United Sra'a-.
Approved Jnlv , 1862
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Inhabitants Of such Stats, being twenty one
yeats Of age aud citizen. Of the United
States. or jn any way abridyed except for
participation in rebellion or other crime. the
basis Of representation thersin shall BE- re-
duced in the proportion which the number
Of such male citizens shall bear 10 the
whole number Of male citizens twenty one
years Of syc in such State
Sec. 3. No person shall be Senator or
Representative in Congress, " elector Of
President and Vice-Presidrnt or hold nnv
office, civil or military. under the United
States or under nnv state. VIVA. having pre-
vinusly taken an oath AZ me;nb = ef Coo
grcss. or as al officer Of the United States,
or as member Of m, State lie si-ature.o or
M an Executive or Judicial officer Of any
State 20 support the ION siitutioI Of Ihe
United States, shall have engaged in in.ur
rec;on or rebellion against the same, OF
given aid and ro'nfort to III. enemies there.
Of Bnt Congress my, by n vote of two
'hirds Of each House, remove such disabili
ty.
Sec. a. The validity Of the pnblic debt Of
the United States authorized by law. in.
cl"ding debts incurred for payment nf pen
sions and bountieS for services in suppress
ing insnrrreti"n or rebellion. shall not 10
puesn med Bot neither the Unit.,d Sta -
hor nnv State shall assume or pay any drb
or obligation incnrred in mid Of insurreclion
or rebellion against the United States. or
any claim FOR the lose or emancipation Of
anv slave; but all such debts, obligations
and claims, shall be held illegal and void
Sec. The Congress shall haze power
to enforce ov appropriate legislation the
provisions Of this ari,le
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Proposed Constitutional Amendment

The 70 flowing 10 the Constitutional A..
msndrnent referred to in the 18th section Of
the DEMONSTRATION Act"
ARTICLE XIV.
Section !. All persons born or naturaiitsd
in the United Sia'es and subject TO the jn
risdiction thereof are citizens Of he Unii ed
States apd OF the State whersin they reside.
No State shall make or enforce any Ia ~
which shall abridge the privileges or immu
mites Of citizens ~ the Cnited State. nor
shall any State deprive any psrsnn of life,
liberty or property. without due process Of
law, nor deny to &ny person within its ju
risdiction the equal protection Of tho laws.
Ses .. Representatives shall bs appor.
toned among the several States according
to their respective Numbers, countiny the
whole number Of person. 10 each State sx
ciuding Indians not taxed But when tho
night 10 vote at any efsetion fo' the choice
OF electors for Pre-i1,nt and Vice President
OF the United STATES, Representa- ives in
Congress, Executive aud Judicial Ofic.rs
Ola Stat.. or the members OF the LeQisla.
turs thereof, 10 denied to any Of the male
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N. Y. ADVERTISEMENTS
LATESTFAsH1oNs DEMAND
]. W. Brad1ey's Celebrated Patent
DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
COR DOUBLE sPRlNG)
s TX II R II .

THE Wonderful HexibiIity and great com.
Il fort and pleasure to any LADY wearing
the Duplex Elliptic skirt will be experienced
particularly IN all crowded Assemblies,
Operas, Carriages. Ra lroad Cars, Church
Ptws. Arm Chairs, fof Promenade and
House Dress, as the Skirt can bo folded
whch in use TO occupy n sttisll place aa
easily and conveniently IA n Silk or Muslin
Dress, nm inrslusbls q.,slity In erinoliae,
not found in anv Single Spring Skirt
A Lady having Enjoyed the Pleasure,
Comfort and Great Convenience Of wearing
the Duplex Elliptic Steel Spring Skir, for
a single day will Never afterwards willing.
|, dispense with their use. For Children,
Misses and Young Ladies' they are superior
to all others
Thev will not bend or break, like the Sin.
gle Spring, but will preserve their perfect
and graceful Shape when three or four or.
dinsry Skirts will huve been thrown aside
as useless. Tho Hoops are covered with
double and twisted thread, and the bottom
rods are no, only double srrngA, but twice
Cor double) covered: preve liing them from
wearing out when dragging down stoops,
stairs, &c.
The Duplex Elliptic Is tfeat fayorlte
with all ladies' and is universally recon.
mended by the Fashion Magazine as tho
Standard skirt Of the fashionable world.
To enjoy the following inestimuble ad,
vnn'nges in CrinoIine, viz superior quality,
perfect manufacture, stylish shade and
fnisa, Il, Sibilitv. durability, comfort and
rconomv, enquire FIR J. w. Bradley's Du-
plex Elliptic. or D"utle Spring Skirt, and
be sure you get the genuine article.
CAUTIos-To guard again-t imposition
be particular to notice that skirts offered ns
"Dupex" have the red ink stamp. viz: 81.
W. Bradley's Duplex Elliptic Steel Springs"
upon the waist band-none Others are genu.
inc Also notice that every Hoop viii ad I,
mlt pin being passed through tn Q centre,
thus revealing the two Cor donble) springs
braided together therein, which N tha secre t
Of their feasibility and strength, snd a CON.
bina,ion not to be found 10 any other
Skirt
For Sale in all Stores where First CIas.
Skirts are sold throughout the United
S'.tes and elsewhere.
Manufactured bv the Sole Owners or tho
Patent,
VESTS. BRADLEY & CARY,
81 Chamber g. 79 & 81 Reade Sis, N. Y,
Jan. 30lh, l867-3mo.
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P 0 E 7 R Y
A sHocEIHa CALAMITY,

The rsvsl was just at its height
A ! wbirpa through the holly y.dsch'd hail,
10 maze Of ecssatIc delight,
With Psuna, the star Of the ball.
Her step was as light a. the OR,
A halo shone round and above her;
And nought with my joy could compare,
For was her one fror'd lover.
But al too short lived was my bliss
Shs suddenly uttered q cry;
! whisp ered. "bovel what 10 araiss -
she hssvsd deep quiveriug sigh,
And murmdred plaintivs reply
In ton 60 sot, rich, mellow, and auty,
With downcast and tear.bedmmed eye,
Which wOndrou.ly heightened her beauty.
"oh, take me, pray take me awayi
The music my anguish seems mockirg-
n criholIne hoops given away,
And tore big hole in my stockinsl"
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GROVESTEEN d CO.
Piano Forte Manufacturers,
499 Broadway, N. Y.

TllESE PIANOS, received the fIishe,s
l. Award OF Merit! at the World's Fair,
over the best makers from London, Paris,
''"'many, tho cities OF New York, Philadel.
phin, BALTIMORE Mud Boston also, the Gold
Medal at the American institute, fos Five
sncces-ive yrnrs! Our Piano. contain th.
French Grand Action, Harp Pedal, Over.
strung Bass, Full Iron Frame, and all VI cd.
ern improvements. Every Instrument war
rnnied Five years Made under the super.
vision Of Mr.. J. II. Grovesteen. VINO have
practical experience Of over thirty five
years. and IL the maker OF over eleven
thousand piano fortes. Our fsc!li ties for
manufacturing enable Ne 10 sell these in.
strumenis from 800 to 5000 cheaper than
anv 6rst Glass piano forte.
Dec. s, '66-lS
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Terms.
ADVERTISEMENTS

hbN NEhllSE
Will be inserted at one dollar and ffy cents
per square fr the first, aud one dollar pr
square t,T each smbseqaout irss iios A
,qure TO consist Of the space of rEs LIsEs,
b evier type. No advertisement considered
ie-s than n square.
The number o. insertions must he written
Oh each advert. .emcnt, or they will be iuser.
ted till ordered out and charged accordingly.
The following prices will be charged for ad-
vertisements 10y contract, from which there will
be no varying:
months. 9 months. ] year.
Quarter Column, 5000 5000 $500
Bali.Colur,n, 5000 1000 6u.eO
Que olunu, 1000 $500 1000
Business cards one year $1,000.
do do six months SS. 100.
Announcing candidates $40 in advance.
sS- Communications recommending candh
dates Tor office aud all others OF limited or in.
div'dun interest, charged at advertising rates.
All legal or official notices must be paid for
by the individual authorizing the publication of
the same, without reference to their Official
capacity.
Obituary Notices exceeding the announce.
ment, will be charged for the overplus at reg.
ular advertising rates.
eY T'bates OF Respect, rated as advertise.
ments.
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MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.
Camden Mail
Departs Monday aud Thursday at 6 a. m.
Arrives Tuesday aud Friday at 8 n. m

Departs Monday aud Thursday at 6 a. m.
Arrives Tuesday aud Friday at 8 p. m.
CHARLOTTE MAIL.
Arrives at Lancaster Court House, Wednesday
s'd Saturday, at IL IN.
Departs Wednesday aud Saturday at l p. m,
JEffrRSON NAIL.
Departs Thursday at 2 q. III.
Arrives Friday &C u A. m.
CAMDEN via Liberty Hilk
Departs "Wednesday at 8 a. m.
Anfres Friday at 4 p. m.
PI>EVlLLs MAIL.
Departs Thursday at 8 =. IN.
Arrives Friday at 4 p. IN.
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JOR WORK

VIII he executed with nea,ness and dispatch
aud on accommodating terms.
sB THE CASH for Advertising and Job
Work will he required in all instances "a soon
as the work IA rendered. WRIT n orders, to
secure attention, must be accompanied wish
the cash.
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE CHARLEsroS SEMI WEEKLY AMI
WsRxiy Nyva

VI THE SHARLEsToS SENI WEEKLY AND
WxsxLY News.
The Publishers OF the Charlie ston Dailv
News have much pleasure 10 informing The
puoi'c that tfe h'st number Of their long.
promised Semi Weekly edition will bs
is-ned on Saturday, the I'd Of Novem be,.
Ind vii be regularly published thereafter
on Wednesday, and SATURDAYS.
As has besn before stated. il will be -ths
ehdeaVor OF the Publishers TO make IN.
paper In every way worthy of the puhiis
patronage. IL will contain a varics,6 10
nini.er. consisting of to,les, literary .ne -,
family gossip. etc, which will not Dc fbuud
10 the Daily. and will have all the edit5ris1s
a.d news o interest transferred from &hss
issne. The market reports will 10 full aud
reliable
The Weekly edition Of the News will
aise be commenced on SUNDAY Morning,
the 4ih OF November, and will DO issued
regularly thereafter every Sunday morning.
This paper will be entirely orizinsI IN itseit
and will be- made mp independent Of the
ether editions. II will contain the lstest
te'egraphic news from aii parts OF The couu.
try, besides hssisg in,etesiine selections,
stores, literary items and book Fevlsws,
gossip. late marke, reports, City and Stats
items, etc; etc.
Terms Of s~mi Weekly. ...ss 90 year.
Terms OF Weekly y.....o...o3 90 yssr.
No Subscription will Be rsesivsd aalsss
accompanied with the cssh..
Address
cATHCART. MCMILLAN d MORTo
No. 10 Hsyns street,
November 7, S6 Chas;sssen, q. q.
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The laeconstruc, ,iom Laws.

For the information Of our readers, we
70 publish the "Resopsrruction Laws Of
Congress, as many have expressed a desire
to obtain scuraie copies:
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Empire Sewing Machine Go.

"Pf'o oeWiuB Mhchine co.
Principal Office, 6lS Bropd.oIy, NsO York
REAT improvement in Sewing Ma.
~ chimes. Empire Shuttle, Crank No.
tion Sewina Machine II 10 thus reodsr-d
noi-slsss 10 action It's motion being Ell
positive. i' Is no, liable to GEL out Of order
u Is the best Family Machinel Notice 10
ca'lrd TO our ns~ and Improved Man ufsc
turing hsehine, for Tailor. aud Boot aud
Shoe Fiiters Agents wanted, TO whom q
liberal discount will be given. No Con.
sigpmentr made.
EMPIRE SEWING aAcHIN. CO.
Doc. o, '6s--ly.
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The following are the State elections to be
held this year.
foud-October Ex-Governor, Lieutenant
Governor, Secretary Of State, Audtor, Treas
urer, Superintendent of Public Instruction.
Judges and members of Legislature.
hG,sqs November 6-Aembers Of Leg-
islature and amendments to constitution.
Maryland November 5--Constitution.
Aassachusetts-N November 5-Governor.
Lieutenant Governor, Secretary of State,
treasurer, Attorney General, Councillors,
and members of Gen raj Court.
Minnesota 5-Governor, Lieu.
tenant Governor, Secretary OF State, Audit
or. Treasurer, Attorney General, and mem.
bers OF the Legislature.
Neg Jersey-November 6-Members of
Legislature.
Ner Hori-November 5-Secretsry OF
State, Comptroller, Treasurer, Attorney
General. State Engineer aud Surveyor, Canal
Commissioner, Inspector of State prisons,
judges and members Of Legislature.
Ohto-October, 8-Governor, Lieutenant
Governor, Treasurer of State. Auditor. Con.
troller OF the Treasury, Attorney General.
Judges, members of Board of Public Works,
members OF Legislature. and suffrage amend
ment to the Constitution.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 8-.Judge of Su
preme Court and members of Leeisa ture.
Wiscoasin-Noyembe Der 5-Gov.rno, LIEN
ten1nt Governor, Secretary Of State, Treasu
rer. Comptroller, Attorney General, Inspec-
tor Of Prisons, members Of Legislature, and
to Constitution.
One Frank Ewing, ofHinds county, Miss,
for attempting to induce negroes not to Req
lister, by telling them fhat il was the design
Of the Government to enroll them for service in
, foreign war, has been sentenced to term
Of ninety DAYS atthe Dry Tortusua.
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WlTI The inducements held out to our citi :
zens to aid noble object, every nan, woman,
and child should have a share of stock for the
benefit ofthe Riverside Institute located at
Riverside, New Jersey established for The
gratui GUS education Of the Orphans OF Sol,
ders and Sailors who fell in the great strug>
gle for the perpetuation of the Union. This
meritprious affair is under the control of the
Washington Library Company of Philadel-
phia, who, in order tia, their benevolent OBJ.
ject may be successfully accomplish ed,
have issued Eve series Of fine steel plate en-
cravings, one of which is given with every
share Of stock sold, at prices much below
their retail value. In connection with this
superb inducement, every shareholder is
guaranteed present in the great distribution
oil presents to the shareholders Of which
is worth 10000, another SIC, 900, another
$4,000, &c. Each shareholder has an eoual
chance to obtain one Of the most valuable
presents-al will obtain some present, be.
sides beautiful engraving. Read Adve. :
tisement,
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NOBLE IOWA
MT. PLEAS M. IOWA,
On October LIST, 1867.

(Unie4. the tick t. should all have bern sold
n o. OF Tickets Limited to............l 1000
single a ~
~ Ticssta, to ASens .. .......--..-..-..--... 90
10. 81 gifts, D s
First number drawn by a committee of are
10y selected ~ the sndemce. all be eu
titled to House and lot in tie city Of
Mt Pleasant, valued at.......-. 1900 90
One OF stecks ianos. 500 20
Ono span Match Horsee, new wagon and
Earnres COZ 10
Paricy Orssn -........ -........-...-. 300 w
One srlsuait Gold VI ateh and Chhin...,.s. 40 co
5S ,us unique Picket prok ........,.- ii 60
(PJa FChTHEa PARTICULAR sRE CIRCULARS
AS0 Posrsasl
Any 6issatisaea with the prize msy upon ibe return
of the prize tisnet the Concert receive his
mi sAion fee.
Tickets to Concert n be had for sale Al all the princ
pal Jswey Musc and Drng s,ors In hi. part Of the
State, or pleas sdirtss enoiesng stamp,
VALENTINE KAMMERER, Proprietor.
Aro.Pa srBLopEf, Agent, Mt. Pleasant, Iowa
Aa~Pnr any information In regard 10 the character,
address Capt. ". A. sIsoss Chairman, CapfJ wkxTz,
DArrkI Reor, Com nltfce W. c. GRos1. any citizen
of Mt Pleasant
k0-rcketz be procured at =. Hammers Mnsic aud
Jesery sfore Main street. between 4h and 9th. aud
o. Hardu * o.s Keoknk Bakery, Main Street between
sth and 9th tjyll-dtooct1
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Dooley's Che m &c sl-feast Baxing Povv-
der. Cneqnaied for making IeHr and hurhirers Brs-
cuIr Rolls Re KwHeA1 sat eth Gsipri. cAxfs,
bKs.p and eAsIEi af all huds. ~ Warranted to eiyr
satisfactsn FOR sale ty deai.rs tnera'ly and BY
40 Mcqueen. Cox 4 Irsn. Lee Farmer. u. u. Dru.a-
noud, D .. Dan herty,J r. johnson Co, Geo h
smith, He.-e 4 Znltl, Bruce Steele, 4. 6nnn.
kodak Dolly BROTHER, Sole prop etrr
DIED }, OHIO aug colin.
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Turner'S Tie DOuIoureaux or
Turner's Tic DoMIourea4x or
UAlvkRSAL NRUR ALGIA P1LAs
UN4vBRsAL NEURALGIA PILL,
"A sAvE, CERTAIN AID efAEpT cVRs FOR kEu-
u RALaIA AAP ALL NERVOUS MsE 1l
uAAs nnsilipgscm in ~ cases Of Hsssaf tsuEat
Ga often eEecnpe perfect cure in single dsr. No
for Nervous = ,isd to its msgie innn-
ence Erea be sevsrest Of Chronic NeuTasia aud
gensesl N~vsus Dsfaagemsnts Of many years Hsud-
ing affecting the entire system, eopie,ey and
mansniiy CARED ! II II few days ~ ~ weeks at
the utmo.t II enntsns nothing isjosious TO the st
dslicAte system and always DO used with perfect
,sty 1t is In constant T lbs be ph, sieans. no
give Il their unanimous and unqualified approval sept
by mail ON receipt Of II and t~o postage stamps Sold
everywhere. tSap atxrs v<yY
TURNER d CO., Sole Proprtetors, lao
IRE m ont Street, Deston, 81 ass.
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EpR SALE, "A very desirable Residence
h3s-A r~oetofy Frame ~eih,w y i'm ~, en- fconAs,
good e<i'sv and citsesn Lot 5exlt0 Est yell fsaeed.
containing variety Of frth situate Blondsausf.
Price fi8Co Ash. Title gtoc. s@aes
Enqnire VI WIN. FGIT0N,
AleA4 fs39 Keai I-stat~ ARsat, ~ MainSt.
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y city acrip. And ssgsriae " tAss9Aas g
I'm baek - fossh, ~ hsesss
~ days Of !. Ola Duliios, ]" vAss II
|oesssie pessy assisted, - issSaa ID
|peepsspal asticls Of ito creed, % s.l
specie currency, and delisAV Me
81 golden eagles shining thfee1A ~ 6
sticss Of their silken puves. And Ae,4osI
wonder q the suitability Of hun e
ples and human parties, when hAaKthis
nmS pRy now Bs0sysss fl-sh6 eaveo1
: Govcs( bnGeag FAqncy, without even :
specie or any other 6ssiG
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For aaIc.
For @aia.

N one If the most desirable localities in
tfecty,i one story brick dwelling house, with four
tapirs Eah Der Of fruit trees and aecd seE of
Enquire Of WA tULrsN,
ap4f Real Estsfe Asept.
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For sale.
w EiDIsO e r

EOETY ACRES of good farming land,
~ acres yell fenced, snd 10 good state ii eniys-
ton. q scr'< good ti,rbtr land and nice young
b ard; good ii inr fwting hsnss. 24x30 eoud cisfsr
ns ,tabe. 3itraie about Or rs - fens ths j.
snqpir- or WM. FULT 4,
at+i Real Estate Agtnt.
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! . .sH e $50 -. cry IL m xg.An a
Thsrsis scsvs snd permanent vitality IN this roo
say. vttsh WI psess u utst beasAt - H. hsvksn
down and SHATTERED assssissii y y the only tonic
osbteA tls stimulating princpss y pnre its
bess the essential principle Of round rye, which
! 90 , ss4S & ,Tgs Tsgt 4.x tg.
sAistsd BY syticai chan ista TO b the mast hans0
Of .fsniants, snd thu nlnf IL fsnhed fron crudtirs
which belong 10 it a eones from the manufacturer
tn. orr instrdis ts ~ eb u seSin. plant.
suS ia GOTHAM nos d. h.rnfll asus.s i. ~
their eompotsos.i II 4 .tssp'l7-d.w
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-18

The Ristory of the Great Rebellion
Can be written by eny vel educated man In asfngie
half year but tue ry Of the success Of DR. " Pc
lands white Pine Compound cot.i not be rtten b.
tbounnn we'll educated men 10 fifty half years 80 inti-
relations si,h every man aud woman III the
country [sept11 dtw
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So MANHOOD:
f How Lost how Restored!

Jad F.bishe,l ind s.atsd snpeloee Fffes, s1 cents.
AaE,TuRs pN TEH NATURAL TREAi Mksl'
aud Radical Cnre of sp-rmstotrte, Or se,hai msas-
" ca IL, .oluntnry lm.s.ieus Sexua Eett,, aud lio.
ra iiu epts IN Hasssaee generally; fespu nees ION
sumption Eti.p-s ana FITS; Mental ana PafsiSa IN
c.tfc,,y resulting self Abuse, &C. ty OBI ! eeL
yksSEtL ND sutscr u the '.s3rser 'oi's, &C.
ga Boon TO Thousands Of suiferers.'
s.hi under sesltn plain -aseiopt, TO sny a'afess
paad on r.ceftd peix eene, or Two fcsiase stamp,
70 GHaS.J.C kLSEA c.,
l24 eovrsr NEW Yoak pcst c,asx Box AZ Sc.
Also pc eatver.sl,s Marriage au,sr ptoe Is cts.
au2l LIZ VIM
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"a E.ia. nj -. s.
sumo 4P&k S.lpsd lnipr Wis
dom. and exhort the people Of Iowa nov a.
last a repent Of their loyalty during the wsk
44k r~ly fAsHsl ptftl ls:4s ~
Oebths1 A3t Df4t!!fvs; "a Ya oa
and our kes Limitations, md 70 tnlist hinder
the banners Of the Copperhead leaders.
We win MOT believe thst ths VsCple Of
Iowa have become 50 stupid, so lost 70 patri-
otism and honor, and : sense Of shame, - 10
Join hands with the opponents Of the war,
aA Dlles, Meaan, Deap and Pollard int
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List Of Pre- nal u ms i ~ aYded At the Sire
Poins, ssR4- 10, l,.na ~, Iss1.

Point, sspl- 10, IL, $40 "A, le61.
E1ass A-Cahls, No. !, Snort Horne.
Best red bull J r Willard. Van Buren, tp... $500
Second best aged bull, X W Piuman, West
.toinl tswns hip .. j. -. ..&.a....H $50
Best bulI calf 10 Edwards, West Point tp.. 400
Rest AGED cow. 10 Edwards, W tp.. SEQ
second be Il aged cow,,fu Edwards, w P tp. 500
Third best aged COW, j + Edwards, Pip. loo
Best year old hefer, Jo Edwards, tP. SEQ
Best year old heifer, 10 Edsards, " Pip. 800
Ne. 9 fraJcs.
Best aged COW. Shuts. W T tp@-...,.-.g 400
Best yearlidg hciier, G aiinit1, W tp....... LOO
Rect gr s.le hull, James Scott, W P tp..... s 90
f,est sdse 81 oxen, John Bra. W ip...... 900
Second best yoke Of oxen, Joseph Ford,
u.,x;a., - no
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