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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-09-11

A DDRESS to the nervous and debt ated, whose
- suderings have been protrected from hi dden
causes and whose cases require prompt treatment to
have suffered, from involuntary discharges, what
effect does produce upon your general health? Do
you feel weak, debiitated, easily tired? Does little
extra exertion produce palpitation OF the heart
Does your liver. or urinary organs or your kidneys,
frequently get out Of order? Is your urine sometimes
thick milky, aocky, or is it ropy on settlings Or
does thick scum rise to the top? Or 10 sediment
at the bottom after has stood awhile? Do you have
spells Of short breathing or dyspepsia? Are your
bowels constpated! Do you have spells Of fstnting
or rushes Of blood to the head? Is your memory i'm
paireds Is your mind constantly dwelling upon this
subject? Do you feel dull listless, mopng, tired Of
life! Do you wish to be left alone to get away from
everybody! Does any little thing make you start
jump Is your sleep broken restless Is the lustre
Of your eye as brilliant? The bloom your cheek %
Do you pursue your business with the same energy?
Do you feel much confidence in yourself? Are your
spirits dull and Tagging, given to fits Of melancholy!
II so, do not lay to your liver dyspepsia Have
you restlessnights: Your back weak your knees
weak, and have but little appetite, and you attrib
ute this to dyspepsia OIL liver complaint?
Now reader self-abuse veneral diseases badly
cured and sexual excuses, all capable Of pro.
ducing weakness Of the generative organs. The
organs of generation when In perfect health make
the Did you think that those bold defiant
always those whose generative organs are In perfect
health? You never hear such men complain OF being
| melancholy, Of nervousness, Of palpitation Of the
heart. They are never afraid they cannon succeed
In business; they dent become sad and discouraged
they are always polite and pleasant In the company
Of ladies and look you right In the face OF you
downcast looks or any other meanness about them
do not mean those who keep the organs inflated
by running to excess. These will Aot 0nly ruin theiI
constitutions but also those they do business With o.
| for.
How many men, from badly cured diseases, from
the effects OF sef-abuse aud excesscs, have brought
| n n n
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For Circuit judge.

As will be seen by the proceed
ings Of the Judicial conycn ten for
the district composed Of Howard,
Winnesheik and Alamakee counties,
elsewhere published. Edwin NJ.
Farnsworth became the nominee Of
that convention. Mr.. Farnsworth
is . young man Of fair abilities for
the position, Of good social qualities
and possessed Of an irreproachable
character. We take pleasure in
commencing him to the electors of
our county and the district, not
simply because he is our nominee.
but because from long and init
mate acquaintance We know whereof
We speak.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-09-11

LITTLE Bh1cK.-A new and pro-
fuscly illustrated Democratic Cam.
paign paper. got up expressly fol
the Presidential Campaign. It's
"Red Hot" and full Of life, and
equal to the famous Lacrosse
Democrat" in sharp and spicy edit.
orials, and side-splitting Political
Caricatures of the "Jacobins" &c.
This is purely White Mans papc,
and every man who hopes for the
downfaltef Radicalism should have
this wonderful "Little Brick. .
Terms only as cents for 6 months.
Specimens s cents. Address Little
Brick, Alton, Ill.
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AllisOn's Record ON Taxing
Bonds.

On the 48th Of June 1862 the
Loan Bill being before tho House
Mr.. Holman of Indiana. submitted
the following: Provided, That moth
Ing In this act shall impair the right
of the States to tax the bonds, notes
and other obligations issued undo,
this act. This provision was reject.
cd. yeas Il, nays u. Mr.. Allison
recording his vote in favor Of rejeo.
tion. It will be remembered tina I
In tho canvass with Mr.. Richards.
Mr.. Allison denied that be had 50
recorded his vote, Or that the bonds
we're exempt from taxation.
On tho 9th Of April 1864 the bill
for establishing National Banks be-
ing under consideration Mr.. Stevens
offered substitute for the bill pro-
viding ,'for q uniform rate if inter
est at seven per cent and withdraws
those National Banks from State
taxation, and leaves them to be
taxed by the national government, =
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-09-11

In General Grants order Of Feb.
ruary II, 1866, in regard to news
papers, he declared that the s'pcr.
sistent publication Of articles cal.
culated to keep up a hostility Of feel.
ing between the people Of differen.
sections ofthe country cannot be
tolerated" If that order were en-
forced to-day, how many newspapers
would be left to advocate the Gen.
eral prcmulgating it ?-Intelligcncer.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-09-11
A Glorious Ticket,

The Democrats Of the State of
New York assembled in Albany on
the 3rd, inst. and unanimously NOM
mated the Hon. John +. Hoffman
as their candidate for Governor
Thisis tho strongest nomination that
could possibly have been made, and
if there was any doubt Of the result
in that State heretofore, there is
mono now. With such standard
bearers. set the Empire State down
as certain for Seymour, Blair and
Hoffman by the largest majority
even cast in that State.
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Proceedings Of the judicial
Convention.


Pursuant to notice, the Demo
cratic Judicial Convention convened
at the Court House, in the city Of
DEBORAH, on Saturday, September
9Th.
The convention was called to order
by +. NJ. Farnsworth, when 8. H.
Kline, of. Alamakce was chosen
Chairman, and T. p. r. Brown,
of Howard, elected Secretary.
On motion NJ. B. Hendrick,
John Finn, and T. N. Wilson, were
appointed a committee on creden-
tials, who made the following report:
The committee on credentials
beg leave to report the following
names as delegates from the several
counties: '.,.. ..t. .-..<.n5
| Winnesheik. John Nickle, J. b.
Shaw, Jacob Houck, John. De Cow
J.. H. Baker, T. N. Wilson, Frank
c. Lennon, James Headington, G.
s. Rollin, John Finn.
Howard w. II. Mead, T. p. R.
Brown, A. HI. Harris, Gustave
Dorr, Capt. j. T. Donahugh.
Alamakec.-P. G. Wright, H.
Dayton, A. J. Miller, 8. H. Kline,
A. j. Eclls. D. V. Holman, James
Erickson, John johnson. e. w.
Carver, d. Harper, w. H. Reed, o.
L Hall, L. Howes, NJ. d. Hen.
drick, Theo. Nachtwey. ."'...
Your committee would recommend
that at future Judicial Conventions,
the basis of representation shall be
taken from the preceding vote fol
president, the ratio to be fixed by
the judicial Committee.
John Finn.
| NJ. B. HendricL,
T. n. Wilson,
On motion the Chair appointed
w. r. Mead, p. G. Wright and NJ
b. Hendrick, committee on reso
lutions, who reported as follows:
RESOLVED, That as the duties of the can
| uluutc W NC pun LII HohlHutioH ny tAlS Cou
vention, if elected, will be judicial ,and no
political, we recommend the adoption Q
the Constitution of the United States, AM
of the State of Iowa, and the great princi
pies Of Magma Charta, as our platform il
this contest. "E ~.
i w. r. Mead,
| NJ. B. Hendrick,
i P. G. Wright,
The report was adopted, and th
committee discharged.
On motion an informal ballot wa
taken for Judge, which resulte,
unanimously for E. NJ. Farnsworth
/ On motion Of w. r Mead, Mr.
Farnsworth was nominated by &C
clamation.
/ On motion the following Jutlicia
committee was appointed: Il. V
Shurly, w. R. Mead, p. G.. Wright
j On motion, the newspapers i
this district were requested to pub
lish the proceedings Of this conven
ton.
On Motion, the convention ad
journcd.
S. H. KINXE, Pres.
T. P. R. Brown, Sec.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-09-11

Greenbacks for Bon ds-One
Currency for the Govern.
ment and the People, the
LabOrer and tho once
Holder, the I1ensl0ner, the
Soldier, the PrOduc er, and
the BOndhOlder. @.
The bondholder demands gold for
his bonds the soldier must take
greenbacks for his pension.
The bondholder demands gold for
his bonds the laborer must take
g-eenbacks for his daily toll.
The bondholder demands gold for
his 'bonds the farmer and the me-
chanic must take greenbacks for
their productions. The soldiers
pension of $15 is worth but about
$10 in gold the bondhelder's SIS
in gold are worth $22 in greenbaeks.
81 in gold will buy as much as
81. 50 in greenbacks.
The bondholder obtains his gold
and he grows richer the soldier,
the laborer, the farmer, and the
mechanic, must take the grcenbacks
and they grow poorer.
The bondholder pays no taxes up
on his bonds, for they are exempted
by law the soldier, the laborer,
the farmer, and the mechanic, pay
their own taxes and the bondhold-
ers' too. f -.... r's.
The bondAolder gave greenbacks
for bis bonds. He has drawn the
interest in gold and now demands
gold for the principal.
In 1868 the average value of a
grecnback dollar was seventy one
cents in 1864. fifty cents and in
1865, fifty-ninc cents.
In 1864 the bondholder paid $3.50
in gold fer a $500 bond. He has
drawn interest in gold upon it, to
the amount of 1920, which was
worth at least 5000 in currency. II
his bond is paid in gold he has clear.
ed $3.50, worth now 1875, and this
added to the interest, makes a net
profit of 1915 In four years on an
Investment OF $3.50.
The gold to pay both principal
and interest comes from the tariff
that the government lays on the
poor mans tea, coffee and sugar, fol-
all other taxes are paid in currency.
| Every pound of tea pays twenty.
FIVE cents in gold to the bondholder.
Every pound of coffee pays twenty
cents in gold to the bondholder.
| Every pound of sugar pays fou1
cents in gold to the bondholder.
The whole debt is now twenty,
six hundred millions Of dollars. II
the month Of July the interest bear
ing portion Of it increased sixty
seven millions, thus adding in on,
month nearly four millions Of an
nual interest to the burthens of tn,
people. !.
| Sixteen hundred millions Of tn,
debt are, by this contract, payable
in grcenbacks if this is paid i,
gold it adds eight hundred millions
to the value Of the bondholder'
claim, anu to the terrible load tina
now Expresses the people and de
stroys their business.
.n mhs s dfn - tanau a1
their benefit; they claim that they
are privileged class, and exemp,
from taxation.
Pay the debt in grcenbacks, and
you reduce the burtheEs of the PEG.
pie. Everything we eat, drink and
wear; are now taxed to pay the
bondholder.
Pay the debt in greenbacks, and
you pay it in the currency tho bond.
holder gave for his bond.
Pay the debt in greenbacks, and
you stimulate industry and iuyigor.
ate business.
Pay the debt in greenbacks, and
you pay according to the contract.
The radicals say pay the bond.
holder in gold. The Democracy say
pay the bOndholder according to his
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-09-11

PAIN IN THE STOMACH OR Bow
ELS, Consumption. Sick Headache,
Cramps, Collie, Cholera Morbus,
Distress after Eating, arc surely
cured by the use of CoE's DYsHEp-
STA CURE. It is certainly the great
est remedy in existence. For sale
by druggists everywhere.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-09-11
which substitute was rejected, Mr.,
Allison voting for rejection.

winch SUBSTITUTE was IcJeSSeu' NAI'
Allison voting for rejection.
Previous to taking this vote the
House adopted proposition "That
nothing in this act shall be eonstru-
ed to prevent the taxation by States
of the capital stock Of banks organ
lied under this act, the same as the
property Of other money corpora
tions," Mr. Allison again recording
his vote against the laboring man
and In favor of the moneyed corpora.
lions of the land. This bill as
amended was laid on the table April
10th, the vote of Mr.. Allison being
in favor of such action. 5..'@
Mr.. Fenton Of New York, one Of
the bondholders Of that Stae, moved
q substitute for the entire bill, in
which it was provided that no
State tax shall be imposed on any
part Of the capital stock Of such as
ISOLATION invested in the bonds OF
the United States, invested as Sc
curity for its circulation" which
was adopted yeas 70, nays GO, Mr..
Allison's vote being again recorded
in favor Of the Gondholdcr and
against tho laborer. : . 'e.~... 81
This bill was not concurred in by
the Senate, resulting in committee
of conference which provided for .
tax of one per cent on their circula'
ton, one half of one per cent or
their deposits and Of one per cent
on their capital above the amount
invested in government bonds. Thi!
conference bill was adopted without
a division of the House. It is proper
to remark here that there is no rev
enue derived from the tax on thci
capital stock as it is always il
bonds of the government.
On the 2sth of June 1868 Mr.
Cobb of Wisconsin introduced res
olution instructing the committee o
Ways and Means of tho House tt
report bill levying a tax of tel
per cent on the interest of the Unitct
States bonds. to be levied and col
lected annually by the Secretary o
the Treasury. This resolution callet
out several votes resulting in giving
the instruction called for, Mr.. AL
lison recording his vote in each in
stance so as to defeat the project
Thus it will be seen that the vot
of Mr.. Allison in every instance ha
been recorded in favor of cxemptin,
the rich bondholder from sharing hi
just proportion of taxation inciden
to supporting the federal trcasur.
with it's needed revenue, and in fa
vor, Of course of compelling the Ia
! hn~ 1.F th on-.A-..s~ - ~.-l..
its own, but also the rich man tax
es. That the bondhclders and bank
ing institutions should favor the re
election of one so true to them ant
their interests is not surprising, bu
that the heavily burdened, ovcrtaxe,
poorly paid, half clad laborer an,
artizan should do so, would be tn,
strangest event in free elections b,
the people. It indeed is no wonde,
there is a popular uprising amongst
the people, against the return te
Congress of one SO Indifferent te
their interests as Mr.. Allison has
proven.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-09-11
HALLS 81
veretab|e Sici|ian Hail Remover

GVC5'U wear increases tN0 UOVtg@
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the scalp, by It's etse, becomes
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It restores the capillary glands
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For Sale Or Exchange.

INCUR hundred and twenty acres of
- good farming land, in itohell Co.,
Iowa, three quarters Of mile from
Brownville. Also q house aud lot in New
Oregon, Howard Co. Iowa.
Apply TO d. A. Goodrich, at Office Of
ocdricha cad, Cresco, Iowa. (n3e
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-09-11

The La Crosse Democrat says:
:Reechor is to be cast in bronze.
He will some day be cast in purga-
tory!'
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This celebrated preparation is now put
up in mammoth Bottles, and sold BY all
Druggists ct rs cents. It is the cheapest,
best and mcst popular Hair Preparation
known. l,v8 ~
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FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER, II, '6s

FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER, II, '6s.
mid Democratic Ticket.
oatf" FOR PRESIDENT,
IIORATIO SEYMOUR,
.'' ""'...''. Of New York,
Wv" FOR VICE PRESIDENT.
~, FRANCIS II. BLAIR,
..,......... OF Missouri. "a.
Presidential Electors For the State at
,+r-..:t .., Large. I,a. 81.
JOHN II. O'NElLL, Of Dubuque County.
NJ. y.B. BENNETT Of Marion County.
, For Congressional Districts.
lat. NJ. NJ. Blcakmore of Jefferson County.
ond. J. II. Wallace of Muscatine County.
Srd' j. r. Stoneman of Clayton County.
Ath. O. H. Maokey Of Ksokuk County.
eth D, NJ. Harris of Harrison County.
9th Thomas Sargent of Webster County.
pa. For Secretary of State. u
"A Hon. DAVID HAMMER, J..
at j"" Clayton County.
For Register Of Land ohce
9.t A. D. ANDERSON, a.,
Dubuque County, ...
-,, For State Treasurer. ...
LAWRENCE MCCARTHY,
~t4s Woodbury. County,
For Auditor of State.
I'D HARVEY DUNLAVEI,
Davis County.
For Attorney General,
j, Il. WILLIAMSON,
5.sn. Warren County.
Member Of Congress Sd Cong, District.
WILLIAM MILLS,
Dubuque County.
For Circuit Judge,-IIowarl, Winnesheik
and Alamakee, Counties,
EDWIN NJ. FARNSW ORTIZ.
Against striking the word White from
the Constitution Of Iowa.
Against Negro Suffrage.
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Total in 3 years,

Total IN 3 years, 4,l3l 1913 ,545, As
These figures are all taken from
official sources, and instead of show
ing tendency to reputation on the
part of the people when added to the
state, county, and township expend.
itures and indebtedness, bear un-
mistakablc eviden,e Of impending
bankruptcy, or speedy return to
the economy Of the early admins
trations of the government as an in
dispensible necessity. The question
as to which it shall be is left to the
wisdom Of the people, to be decided
at the ballot-hox in November.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-09-11
Public Debt Staten mt.

Secretary McCulloch sends out
the statement Of the public debt for
the month Of August. Without
going into the details of the several
items we publish the aggregate COM
pairing this with the report for July
81, 1868.
oo~x 1000 % Sox ~ n no
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-09-11

S2,535,6l4,3l3,O3.
S2,523,534,4s0 81.
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Increase in one month
Debt March 81, 1865,

Increase in 8 IL years,
Total expenditures 1885
p" 1866,
- 1867,
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l2,O79, 1896.
$2,366 1856, 077,34
l6S,649, 1850

1,897,67l,224,O9
l,I4l ,97:, $4,000
093,O7y,655,a7
4,i3I, S23,5l5,45
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THE KIDNEY AND BLADDER,

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81. N Moore vs. G g Adams ct al. Or
der Of continsauce.
90. J NJ Porter vs. A H Lawhorn. Order
Of continuance.
81 Il Faison rs G " Swinebroad Order
oE continuance
s.. Samuel R MeAlexandeF vs. " a Mark
Order Of Continuance.
56. Alex z Stewart & Co vs. Harrington
& GO ct Al. Order Of continuance
81. Duncan q Park. ex rs, rs Jno B Jones
ct al Order Of contiuuanee.
81 Mcfarland & deter Z 4 Crouder
and Thos A Green adm'rs Order allowing
defendant Crouder until May rules to an
sgef compliments bin and order of con
FINANCE
So. TY Morton " " Johnson Order
of continuance.
90. w Goodman, ex'r, vs. Penelope ?
Sterling, ct al Order Of reference report
judgment for complainants; decree to sell
town lots in Grand Junction for cash.