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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-10-10

THE undersigned has just returned from the
J. city and is now receiving his THIRD SUPPLY
which he offers cheaper than ever Rock ana
Rife Powder, Iron, Steel, Horse Shoes, Mule
Shoes, Horse Nails, Rasps, Braces, Bits Au-
rrrs. Gimlcts, Axas, ComPasses, CaliPers' B0r-
az machines, Chains, Rakes, Hames, TEowcis'
-cytacs, Nails, Spikes, Locks, Hinges, Bolts,
Files. Chiseis, Levels, Planes, Bevcls, Screw
Wrenches, Forks, Shovels Scoops, Hoes, Rules
Cross-cut Saws, Mill Saws, Circular Saws,
Fooi-tooth Saws, Hand Saws, Compass Saws
Whip Saws, Hatchets, Hammers, Draw Knives
Spoke shayes, Coffin Trimmings, Shoe tmd-
incs, Nasons' Tools, Brushes, Handles, Cduefy,
Drills, Scales, with many Housekeeping ana
and Furnishing Goods both American and I'm
ported.
Dealing only in Hardware am enabled to
keep large and full supply and can sell at low
prices.
Thaulfulior past favors, solicit continu-
anCe Of the same.
EDWARD SHAFER,
-.-. MoVdeg's Building.
Shepherdstown, June 90, 1868. If
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-10-10

We have heard Of bui one old vonss
who Si;sed Ter COW, bri there sre thoGs-
sndf G. yocHg onceg ihs: KISS ere eal
cslyee.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-10-10
POOKS-3COXS.

Light ard Entertaining, OF every kind, sni 70
sc-l he taste Of arr one, and OF the most iveiy
ims-suad5n. Ca'alceues sent free. address
HILTON ! co. Publishers,
oc: 3-$u I2s NsSsal s.. \. :.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-10-10
PUBLICrNOTTCE.

2fiHE undersigned having rented the
D. 4 Compsny's Ware House in Shep-
herdsiovn. will purchase WHEAT,
CORN, RYE snd OATS, and will be
prepared to pay, Cash ou delivery.
Ir nv absence Mr. S. B. HARRISON will
be authorized to purchase.
J. II. L. HUNTER.
ShepherdstowO, April 4, 1868. 1t
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-10-10
A BOYS CompesIlion On Corns.


OoTnS S,e o. ,"o SINUS ''E''"''' '""
animal: 'ege''o'e corn' gro" IN to"''
anu sn'HS' eo'"S E''" OF 'ot'' "e'o
S'e se'e'1' A'""S - ''''. "'.'' '' @''''o'',
capricorn corn .'OS'f'' n''I CON- a"G
Toe corn, "h',n j. me cor" 'A.' !'u ',''
most " - SAUL ''!.''''"a' EoPh''S ''A"
corn but person having co'ns Goes not
Ike 10 go iur " h' ''' h' D. CONS
hsVe EeLntI' aU' may 'o''"''' nave
eo'nS' 'eGe''"'' '''" E'""' ." wv '''
on' ah'niS' cor" grows Oh we ''''' 81 vac
o'her cad oI Inc Vooy' An'' .'' A'"u o'
corn IS HE ac1i"' '.Is1 grow q" oaA''
but 'hCfoI' no hoax ao'u' ''' corn "'
acorn Is corn WIN aH ''O,"I'.' aI"'let'
but The too c''n Is a very ''"n'' F"e''
indeed l'y il an" sec m"'y . 'n'"
"hen h' has co'N' L' l."1' u was ="
acorn.
FOk' 'hA' nave 'o'h'' '''n''" '' sen
Tor doctor AMI II 'ho uor"r hlmSri' -
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-10-10

OaRN Door Hangers, Superior Long
q Handle Shovcls, Steel SITsp and +
Hinges, Cairsge and other Bo!s, Curry
Combs, Copper Riveis and Burs, Sheep
Shears, Metal Cloihes Lines. for sale by
'.n ". Ransom g. Duke,
Nav lG, 1868. f ChsTlestown.
WYNN Books for the use Of the Meth
q odis, Episcopal Church, South, at
mar q Lloyd Lickiiders.
IRON Double Shovel PIoug ghs--tried and
4 warran;ed--ior sale by st
Snyder, link g. OsJolEn.
Duffield's, April lS, 1865.
HORSE Shoes sll sizes, and Mans i'm
IL proved Axes, warranted for30 DAYS,
for sale By DGrif Hfta,ycr.
YlARNESS Huiaa,e 4nt Coach Trim.
* ming, Hamcs, F,aw Lines, Horse
Collars, Gssdcn Tools. all Kinds.
D. Humphreys & Go,
I INSEED OIL, sPis. TurPentinef Co
Il pol Vsrnish, ~ he can or siaaie gal
on ior sale a. the Drug Sore.
I10 KEGS Nails, for sale by
4OO Ransom & Duke.
mar2I CharIestown.
OAR Iron and Steel. all sizes, Tor sale by
y PaHsop s. Duke,
mar 81 Charlestown.
QUEEN Bee and Mary Sweet Chew
GJ ing Tobacco at /. Lickldey;.
MOROCCO Bill Books for sale at The
itl Drug Store.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-10-10

Twas in tie lovely month - June. |
courled LIzzIe lee; lhe cres'eJ wsveIcts
murmurrd, and the moonbesm, kissed the
sea: whispered N her ear soft worjs,
her hands in mine pres; 5Lg 80 drew
her nearer snll-Wcll never mind the
resr We wandered slowly hand IN band,
with heads together bowed; opr word,
were low and softly said our siels were
long and loud; asked her Il sbe loved
me, and her head dr9oPcd on my blc,'t,
listened, and the answer waS--well rcv.
er mind Ihe rosll The evening deepeueJ
into nieLr, and stare Ii up ih5 Ivy; again
| whispered. and Lcr answer Has q sIgh
4 that fair shrine h1mbly kacli, ny
hope and love conle.'od; ] vss absol,cd
DAY ives nsmsd- and, never fniod lhe
resi- The happy mpmeni pas"ed away,
the day At length arrived my hlI''w vac -
ecsismc,' Iis q wonder | sgrviVed o.
course she was wnh lace cntoLrd. viii
orange blossoms drest; and N copy
of-you II surely iind ,he r-s' 4"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-10-10

Seven thousand five hundred new hous-
es ale beidiag iB Baltimore tais season.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-10-10
PRICES

HOoGaDd's German E:qeJs, peT b9"ie, 5! 90
r. LGif 1c2en, on
Hoofiands German Tonic, put up 10 Quart bot
tles, sfE0 q. o,'a,..o-. ~ loren lOr - 30.
"a 20 .-. .l;e sa saa-..rs ven lbs a.ti. {
YOU 'b..t> ir CIDER ~ CO. ii. -era.lt
FOR VALa Fy tII s
DkCGGIqls mp sT1gEkEE EFEI<
-tI.E. -iG.,E.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-10-10
HQ0FLANUS


AND
HNHPI BNDrC
~ ~
iT " II, ~ 4 ~
7Ho G,sr. qr,,er;-, r.~ ~ DISEASES
Liver, Ntjm2ch, ~ t!Sf>4't VISdH''
|I00FIANU'S 'rrrt. iN 8iilFKN
........ ~. ss hey a-c
,..I;.iit,[, o' ..'' I..r,,,., ,r Roots
-. ~. ---- -,.,.,,.. q nr,,,,-
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- -. ~ - -...ls. ..I,,,.y.,,re
o,,,...,l o..,
I,,l,.. rs,,...,,.. ,vo.,;,
iIv--.''' g -. - '''''- = oh-~1
Is co..H.a!oa o. -!- Sac ltiil1;a oi '.a IL
;crS. vi," tho IG'ss, l@'''t ~ Nia:a |5ua ham,
OHa-g. Sc ma~'as one -i lae mos. iicasart
eul agreeable remedies ever otle-ed 70 iA. oIJ-
lie
Those PTelerrIug Medicine ice ifon Aico-
hoiic admiNiuIe, Will rse
Uo,G,rI'- C~,,,,-, D.+t,,,-
-, hi'N'li'''i>' . - ~ il-'''i -''''"i D
Ih'ss N,' nave I'D o..Cci'n 10 '"i como-ha-
ton O.. 10, "I"eI +' stated va" 1se
HCOH9N6S' German Tonic.
r'a-v RI, Io.h er,,ily COO, and c,r,;s,r IN,
co., ,-ol.,,,,I y,r,,cs f.o cbo.c, b,,,..sr ,5,,
.'s '''' 'i'
Two ,.."s "',' '..'--l % -8''' "!' '."- ''-
ns me 'n~>' H"'"''o'a-
.2e ,'''" "a nom ..''..' OBJ -.'>,-'yaA a.
ina.S,SAr.' i|SteFs.H, 'eT'oaS 't"d.yr e'c.,
IS very apt 10 have I.5 functions DEAN
goI. The Liver, < 81 sympa.ns@!"E
closely IS u docs - 80 VIA 'H" Stomach
then 'ecomes aitcc, - = I'd. tie Iy-c.. ut
which That ihs pa tie sI,ers ion
ssye'aI o.. more ei ,7e toi.9r's disease.
Constipation, Elclc!cCro invarl Pics, ,-tE,,s
Of Blood to the Head, Ac,5iy Of the S,am-
Gch. Nsusea. iieart-guJn, Disgust .Jr
Food, Eun-=s O. Weight in tig
stomach, Sour EruytauoES,
S.uLinc G.. Flu,tnrjus a.
the pt,,flhs S;9rr-
1Ca, Swim
ing O. ;he
Hea. Hcrrioi
or Daco,l B-ca.h,
ing. F.uuerag az :ae
Heart, Choa.,- vr SuHoca.
,frg S.usat.rr r.rn ina Living
nss.--5. B.urr c.. Vision. Dots or
W.. ..t-s tic S.-rt. U.U Pain irsb7
Je,E Deficiency ,F 'rrsrlr..r-., ye...r..,z. Of
r.a 3. i'm and : e.. uzia :l roc S.Je.#a,k.
Cg.z.. Limbs, c., .-Gl,a { ..a., Of
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-10-10
NEW AND CHEAP
FURNITURE.

V1HE Undersigned will have on hand
| and loI sale Io, OF FURNITURE
of every description. Persons wishing
goods in their lire will find il to their ad-
vantage 10 give them a call. Anything
not on hand will be ordered and furnis he'd
within ten days notice.
SCHOPPERT & co.
epherdsiown, May 80, 1868. #
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-10-10

MIsHosARY ATTAcKED ~ ~ BIZ
PHAST "A cOuesronJent0i t,s Nsssk
Advertiser Gays that Dr.. House. aT Amer
icsn missionary at D.ngkpi, S'.m. has
been severely injured by ap e,'phapt
lie was on be wsy 70 . ne~ sls ION .ih,or-
der 10 render medical I'D 10 WissiOBsrlss.
lie was accompanied By hH four naive
guides aud three large elephants io esffy
lie baggage, ss through Tie UD, Iss and
nouniainous country, this Is Ihs OEIy xIy
OF procedure. Wien near tie end Of b..
Journey, while PaIs.Hg one Of TIE hSge
beasts, a. be had 0'.sn dose 5sioTa on
the way, tie ssiHsi ssJdeHiy lsrasS upon
him. sRd sH.oie bim viih his ,TUDN. Jas
ing bin lTosEsts. aad then with his arsal
iBsks tore l,Is e!o!Les ard pierced bis
flesh 10 terrible manner. OSs Of tie IA
iIVes was on the meek of tie beast sH The
time. and only deseended and gained con.
troll over lin Just iu iIne 20 saSs Ibe doc
toe from being sampled 70 death. lie Isy
under The lfees where be was suicksn
Josn for ivo wesks, being himself b..
own physician and surgeon. with great
sowing up be own ~Ovtd.. In
due course Of time he seeoEereJ sDfieient.
ly 20 be carried 10 tie end Of bis Journey
and the arms 0fhls trIeads.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-10-10

81 Psy your honest irhfs -.
.sf. -sr ~
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-10-10

Down in Georgia ihe negroes voted Ia
bels Of "cos,sf's R5I snd Roach Rxtcr-
minsior," being told that ihs picture Of
rst or the paper stood foI the rstisrsiion
o. the CoD-HlIt.77.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-10-10

man BirerS, ieT5~ f,s once from nv usual
course, 20 express -'T fun conviction that, fsr
general debility of,se e"s'c1, md especially
for Liver G1uYlaia. !; IS safe o0l Volca7io
Iierarat'oa. n soms cases It mag fail; 5U,
usually, louu, not, i will ;Urery 4caefria' to
lose whe suIer iou the above causes. Yours,
very respectfully, J. Il. kENNhRo, Eighth.
I.ay, Coa,eS Street.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-10-10

CAUTION
IIooaanIs liarIrHu Kele,.es are e5uE,,T.t.:eti
See that .as sigma ,ur, yi C.M.lACA-
son IS - .le. = y H-sTTsr 'L as'i Il
lie. Niche AZ s.: c0',Nsr1f.
rrilciPal Once, q y iaau'-.. ...ly II
thr German NeJ. Si6't,4N1.O'i
HECH street, Phi.lcpaa -. ' aI
CHAELEs n. L}tsa Pro!..-lys,.
Forner.y -. Jsc4-o2 \ Co
.H... y - .. t,.'
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-10-10

sr,-horis;own, W Va, May 81, 1865
Ness y. NJ. Entler S; Co.-Gents Since l
l-v. o,a H. The Drug business here, find that
EErl.It'S SURE CURE takes the lead Of all
aricles.ot9nst kind, it being used in this neigh
bo,t7od sbd found to be all it is represented l
cau checriuliy recommend it to every one.
Yours Respectfully, II. NJ. BILLINGS,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-10-10

And feeling -he hand Of time weighing heavily
uuon hem, with al i,s attendant IFS, viii iad IL
the use Of this BGTTERS, or the TONIC, 90
elixir that will inSli new lie INTO their veins
restore ia q measure the ,-cr-~ and arior Of
more youthful days. build up their sArurEcn
forms, and give health an hlPEiHcss 10 the.r
rsIDaInr Yeats.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-10-10

She9her!stown, ". Va, May 6, 1865 =
Neesr:. ". v. Entlcr s, Co.-Dear Sirs Du-
riu. ..- summer Of 1856 l was attacked with
genuine Asiat,c Cholera, and Physicians could
aiyc me no relief Your SURE CURE was
administered to me by Dr.. R. c. Burkhar.. |
.u.; .ayG..wo 0 doses Of i and was entirely CO..
red. believe il saved my fife, and can safely
,el.4.ncni ii to every one as the very best
MEDICINE in use for Cholera, Diarrhea, sc.
Yours Truly, GEO. F. BURKE.
NAY g.. 1868. II
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-10-10

Ii = youth learns irade well, be has
secured i living for lils. There will al
ways De great demand for mechanics
sad the demand viii Tor many years ex-
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-10-10
NOTICE..
FORTUNES N ITR0PB.

"Let Justice be Done though the Reau-
ems should Fall"
4 Ii persons entitled, or who suppose
X they are entitled to Hereditary Estates
in Europe, can obtain all the necessary
information for the recovery thereof, by
subscribing for the
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-10-10

Hon. George ". Woodward, Ch G. Justice Of
the Supreme Court OF Po., writes
philatnIthia Marrh IE lscI
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-07-22
school Boys Com position,

S0ssVVA DOy'O SVm Q0oAe10ns
A sheep is as big as dog, though they
are better than cause dogs kill sheep, but
sheep don't kill dogs, except once when a
man wanted to break his dog OF sheen.
killing and so he heald him and let an
old sheep butt him till he broke all his
zones into little fine pieces, about "a big
as piece Of tooth; and so that was the
way that dog got broke; and guess he
wished he had learned some other bust.
ness except butchering-don't you p
There are mostly two kinds OF sheep
ewes and rams. The rams have A few
horns. There are principally several
kinds Of rams also. There is the batter
ing ram that they had in old times .oi
knock on the gates of cities when they
wanted to come in. Then there's the
ram what they ram down guns with (I
wish had gun), and the hydraulic ram
that they ram up water with. Scmetimc5
they wanted to knock down folks walls
in the bible, they didn't haes whole rams
enough to batter them down, and they had
to take rams horns and blow them down.
That they did with the walls of Jerry
Coe. l don't know whether he was any
relation to the phosphate of lime man or
not. There are two kinds of sheep-the
South Down, that they have down south,
and the Merino, which is the Spanish for
marine, cause they came over the sea-
They keep the sheep for their mutton,
which is good, when you can't get turkey,
though generally they jump out and run
away so that they can't keep them. The
way to make them jump is to tie old bar
rel slaves Oh their legs for letters. The
fetters scare them, and thew jump to get
away from EN-. Sheep arc troubled with
wool growing all over them, and so in the
hot weather they cut it off to keep them
cool. suppose they would have to cut
1t Oil at any rate to get at the mutton
They spin up the wool into stockings on
Lambs knitting machine, though some
times the grandmothers knit them with
needles, which l think is the best way
because it keeps them quiet, and they
wont bother US boys so much. When
sheep jump and run, one always follows
the rest. l mean the rest always follows
one. II the leader should jump through
q key-hole, or over the moon, which
think is very bright in the sheep and id
other folks who always follow the leader;
OF course the leader is always right
Lambs are kept for their innocence, which
should not think would pay, though
they gambol all the time, which isn't go
innocent neither, though I suppose they
are the black-leg lambs. forgot to men
tion that there is a kind of sheep called
goats, which when you put them up nights
have to be kept separate from the real
sheep-the sheep On the right and the
goats on the left. don't know as know
any more about sheep, though cousin Dud
does, cause he keeps sheep, and he's got
en- so they'll jump frst-rate too.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-07-22

The Montello Express says: "Mr. John
Cant. a farmer residing about three quar-
ters Of mile from the village of West
field, was fatally injured on the 9th ult.,
by being thrown from his wagon. He
had been to the village in the morning to
do some business, and was returning about
10 ocloca, in company with his little son,
when the accident occurred. He turned
of from the main road for the purpose Of
calling upon neighbor, who lived a short
distance away. and while examining loose
tire, the wagon struck the end of stick
of timber, throwing himself and son to
the ground, and irjuring Mr.. Cant so bad
ly that he lived but an hour and half"
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-07-22

Steel combs are coming into use. After
the metal is tempered and the teeth cut,
the comb is enamelled, and beautiful
implement produced, elastic, and almost,
indestructible. One Of these combs, We
suppose. might descend as an heirloom
from generation to generation, and the
same teeth which were drawn through the
hairs of.the man of lS6S--to lay the par
allel-might perform the same office for
him of 1868, or of his posterity i'll the
twentieth century of the christian era. The
points of the teeth in these combs have
all the smoothness Of tortoise shell.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-07-22

Samuel Lover, whose death is announc-
ed in our cable dispatches, was of the most
versatile men whom Ireland has produced.
He excelled as a novelist, poet and singer,
and also painted portraits at one time in
his life. His novels, "Handy Andy" and
Rory O'Moore,' and his "Legends Of Irish
Peasantry," and many songs and ballads.
are we'll known on this side Of the Atlantic,
He visited this country about twenty-five
years ago. reciting his own works to gem
eral acceptance. Mr.. Lover, who had
reached his seventy first year, having been
born in Dublin, in 1877, enjoyed pension
of fl00 per annum from the British Gov
ernment, for the Il years preceding his
death,
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-07-22

BENEFITS HERALD.-We don't 90 much
on the Herald Like the picture scnsa-
tional weekly quartos of the day, it puts
in political "cuts' more to attract atten-
ton than to advance the cause it affects to
advocate. We have numerous papers
west as we'll as east that are not published
to secure respect so much as
to secure money. What they say is read,
we grant, but it is only read to learn how
silly men without character can write.
Since the nomination Of Seymour, the
Herald is for Grant and Colfax and the
Reps, thereupon crow Justify over the
accession. They are entirely welcome to
such aids. 1t would be strange if the
w-hided Bennett--a name, the synonym
of all that is treacherous and beastly in
newspapcrism-should support a gentle
man of Sevmour's public and private puri-
ty. A buzzard is at home only with
carrion and Benefits Herald, few days
since describes the kind of filth which he
has decided to tie to. 1t will not be de-
MED that "Grant and Colfax" are the
chosen exponents Of the infamous recon-
struction policy. Here is what Bennett,
in late issue of the Herald, says in regard
to the party which he now supports. We
commend the picture to that portion of
the Republican party which is rejoicing
over the accession of the Herald:
"The miserable and dishonest 'carpet
baggers' eighths of them are the
toulcst scum of hypocritical New England
who now claim to represent the South
ern States in Congress, are not represen-
tatives Of the States-and not representa-
tives of anything but theft and tyranny,
ignorance, brutality and violence. They
were elected by constituents not much
more intelligent and far less virtuous than
gorillas while the true citizens of our own
blood and race lay pinned to the earth
under the bayonets of a soldiery no longer
discharging its proper functions, but now
compelled to act as iailors, torturers and
tyrants over people who fought us gall
lantly and who surrendered in good faith.
contiding in the promised clemency OF
their conquerors!"
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-07-22

Our city was visited this week by a
large number of Winnebago Indians who
claim that they have just returned from a
battle with the Sioux. They exhibited
several scalps which they represented were
trophies of victory, and their jubilancy
has found vent in the execution of wild
songs and war dances for two days and
nights, on the island near Col. DousDan's.
Pr. du Chien Union.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-07-22

HEALTH AND MoNEY.-There is this diff
ference between those two temporal bless
ings, health and money money is the
most envied, but the least enjoyed health
is the most enjoyed, but the least envied
and this superiority of the latter is still
more obvious, when We reflect that the
poorest man would not part with health
for money, but that the rich would gladly
part with all their money for health.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-07-22

A traveller was lately boasting OF the
luxury Of arriving at night, after hard
days journey, to partake of the enjoy
ment OF well cut ham and the left lsg
Of goose.
"Pray, sir. what is the peculiar lu1uyy
Of a left leg ?'
"Sir, TO oonosivs it's luxury you must
find that it is the only leg that is left ~
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-07-22

What the Democrats will do upon get
ting into power is set forth us follows by
Gen. W. A. Gorham, of Mimi, in recent
public speech. Gen. Gorham was gall
liant soldier during the war, and is now
battling for the right as valiantly as when
in the field at the head of his troops:
If the Democracy get power in the gov
ernment, they will reduce the tariff tax on
all your tea, and what you drink and
wear.
They will restore the Union, and turn
over all the southern states, expenses to
be paid by the south alone.
We will turn out and abolish ten thous-
and abolition freedman bureau otticehold-
ers, and save millions of dollars to the
peoples's pockets.
We will bid the south support themselves,
and 20 TO raising cotton and sugar, and
we will continue to raise produce to feed
them.
We will pay the public debt in the same
currency We pay you, and the same you
pay each other, unless otherwise expressly
agreed, and thus save millions more in the
pockets of the people.
If we pay the rich in gold, we will pay
you in gold. If we pay you in paper
money, we will pay plethoric bondholders
in paper money.
We will enact laws to enable you to buy
your goods where you can buy the cheap
est, and sell where you can get the best
price. .....
We will protect labor from the encroach-
ment of capital.
We will leave each state to govern itself,
limited only by the federal constitution.
We will reduce the army in the SOUTH
and send them to the plains to protect the
frontier, and new routes to the far west.
We will restore commerce, peace and
good will between the north and the
south.
We will reduce the taxes, both state and
national.
We will lessen the officehoders, and re-
lease you from taxation to support them
We will restore peace at home and man
tain your honor abroad.
We will give equal rights to all, and
grant exclusive privileges to none.
We will substitute calm statesmanship
for mad Jacobinism.
We will make pets Of the negroes no
longer at the expense Of the whites, nor
force suffrage for them at the expense and
against the will of those who have created
and maintained the government.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-07-22

Thurlow Weed emphasizes fact that
sits heavy on the Radical stomach
He says: "The Wing element furnishes
eighty per cent. of the Republican vote,
while old Democrats who came into the
pvty like Ben. Butler & Co., at the point
OF the bayonet, have absorbed eighty per
osnt Of the Offices" AL the disreputab!e
eeoundrsls that disgracsd the Democratic
party have osizsd the leadership an"
oHcse Of the radicals.