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!ss se ssss Y x wa 1--WE. sS,
Dealers, and d the Mandatory, Boston, Mass,
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@. II. CLARK, Philadelphia, President. .u ID
JAY COOKE, chslrmAa Pisssse-sad Rxsestiys
HENRY D. COOKE, washinston. y,es President
xNHRsoH ". PKsr. rhnaAslphia, sssrsssry Hsd
Aetuary.
& 9. TURNER, washisstss. Assistant Secretary.
FRANCIS O. SMITH. n. D.. Medical Director.
J. EWING BEARS, n. n, Assistant Medieal Dis
rector. .alr. ga
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GEORGE HANDING. PhilAdsirhis.

MEDICAL ANYBODY noARDi q
J. x. BARuEs. Surgeon dsasrai uaited stats
Army, WAshinstsh- ,- nv. --..r.,
r. J. HoRwfrx, CHEF Medical Departures
United States Navy. washinSton.
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to defy tho national authority, or to destroy
the national unity. This principle has been
tho polo star Of these who have innsxibiy In
sisted on tho Congressional policy yosr con
vsntion so cordially endorsed Banned By Rr
eeutive opposition, and BY persistent rsinsals
70 seoept any plan Of rseon,sraosion pronsrse
by Congress, Justice And pnolto safety ~ iAst
eombinsd TO teach " that only by an enlarge
ment Of suffrage IN those states could the de-
sired END 30 attained, and tha. va even
more safe TO give the ballot 70 those VINO loved
the Union than to those Who had sought IN
ehectuaiiy TO destroy y. neassursa suceen
OF this Legislation 70 being written on the sds-
mant o. history, and VIII b. our triumphant
yindication. More clearly, 700, than sysr be-
fore does the1ba on now rscognns tnas me
greatest gioryo arspuehc 70, thas % tnfsws
the shield OF Its proteotion over fhs Ihpnbist
and the weakest ofiu people, and vindioskss
the rights Of the pecr and the Povsrisss -
faithfully % those Of the rieh and tne power
ful. t.s.Fl -
rejoice, too, In this eonnscuen, 70 md IN
your platform the frank and fearieea Asoyai
that the naasrali,sd oiti.sm mna - lrcspssd
abroad AT every hazard, a. though thst wSrs
native born" Our whole people ~ fofslsn-
ers or descendants Of forsignsrs. Our fsthsn
established b. arms their fist,t 70 y called .
nation. Iremsin, for usto sstAhish ths right
70 Wsieoms 70 oar shofss Al vho are Wiling
~ oaths Of allegiance 70 become American
cttizena Perpetual allegiance, 30 clainsd
abroad, II only another name for psrpetual
bondsgo, and would make all slaves 70 thsseil
where hrst they saw the light Our national
eemetsries prove how faithfully these oaths Of
In he M bloed IN lion ssuds mon tboussndS
sbouId NJ not tbsn be f.ithIes, 10 ths dad M
sn;o.msnt ~ ri n.s,nn.,,,1 a. .s,.s ~.
Nv IA IN ~ nsai,s harn our .oiS;s,. ~
! foreign birth Isid dovo their lives. -''' =
twas fitting, too. that the representative,
Of party which had proved 90 true 70 nation.
in tims AZ nssc. n, ~ m.Int.nsnos My
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sstionsi sIis,snss '''' VI '
a. ma, go - .,,.na mi. r.,,.s q. ,.n
comment on . platform which las eiiois.S
TS. AXE ,pps0ss ne anS
brave man Who aavsd ne Uuion fron dsstruc-
tion-the frank approval Of amnesty based On
mas, ,ho,on.h .sonoT, IA haas.,n ~
GSysrnwsns ,Ss symy,shY stss , n ny
liberty With ali thrcughout III. world Who iopr
for m. iihs,ty ", hsrs snioy ana tbs 1900
nition of m. !, MN. rr,nr,yi,. ~, NJ n.sIee
ration of Indsnsndsnrs ~ xor,hx a. ~
ore,ni, ,,,on an ~hn.. h.rn.,. ,S.n "a ~
Written In ths coming eonts,t NV
n, mast rsco,s c.rnot ~ h,,,,.a an, q, IA.
gotten. II there had bean no r.nuhliosu
nsrty slavery wou,s ia uh.scni
shadow ovs, ,b. Rs,nS,in fsh., -
no Reuublie.n' nsrtr . f,ss mas. ana Go
speech would be a, unknovn from ths poto
mao to The Rio Grande ~ ten war, sro, n
ths Ksnnbl,.sn n.rtv .on,d =. - -.
from sFirsnos When ~ b.nn,r N rshs SH
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The Steamer KxPREsS. Capt. A, o. Nlekls, will
leave BeltfsiSfs,1 Pier Ne, Q, LiKhs = s6sh
street wharf, eyery TUESDAY. Al
4, fis6ksbnY, i s sts stfss' wh.na'ss
SstIs ~ .il e ''n when the other boat viii be
EIsiEkI resolved ali asx xra.y.l "a ..7. 3
Sixth street wharf. Walhinaton, b, D.
nys-sm ID Light u, wlHff, Blftimoie
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Ltau1d E1'ase1:
~ 'ss,al WILL RHxoyR ~ s 30, aa 5l
Paint Oil, Tar, ,Vlniih, o. any Kind 4 Siains
. .},1 ;' sa.-y PROM " ~ n. g 1's z,
VooIxN. srIx. IINxJ on COTTON GOODS.

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or rub With The thsnb-nsil, slisv 81 70 rest .
minute. AAd again rab. and Il will Dome ost Yor
Dslaines, Chiatsss. Cslissss. Poplins. or Haen.
and Printed Goods. you will have 70 weaken the
soiutioa By adAins sofs water. yL4znWlD .,
u All orders. either for agencies or for lnmediAts
use. should be addresssd 70 the fnsnnfastprsr. ~,
"a u ~ JosKPH HARBOUR. kansfaotarsr.
He. n Second street west. bet. MAsuL Avenue and O
strsst north. wsshisstoa. DC. s.a 1l Auls
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4 mn !.
q sSs issS asI u Ioysgbsf. 81 fsissss3 !. he
divisions, numbsgsl INA ia, and ISIS, on the 81
day Of June, led7, for A IMPROVEMENT In Harvest
Il 1. .rdsrsa that ssia pssitoa 30 hoard Al lhi.
once on the - dsy q LsyslabeI NEXT Any pei-
son ma opposethis oqtsnsion. Objections, deposi-
tons, and 6thsf pApers should be ed in this once
twenty days before ths day Of hsss!sg. go
ausle-wSv CommlssIonsr Of Pstsnts
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sSfss III ssSassss ss.,sF
., ss.isd pl0Sess,sf er y. sssy.,nsnsd labor are
pay. 4AI lsstAsf, 81 iis trshiteos's oSe..
p.s Capitol kxtension. whore spssifsstions can
By order Of ,he Join, cOmml..es ON the Library.
-L....4.r!lA EDWARD CLARK,
nuN-n Architeet
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sAss on de 5ak DAY Of ostobsf ssHt Asy person
nay spSe.s skls eIten,ion, ohise,ic.s asee.i.
ivsaiI iss' s.lss iis siS ,s;sHIIIisfy oo+,
j ss,7-wsv iel comnissicner II Rtsnls.
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Hon. J. r. Harley, Preadsm National
Union Republican CoHventi0n-DEAR SIR
The platform adopted by the patriotic conven-
tion over which you presided, and the resolu.
tions which SO happily supplement II, SO en-
tirely agree with my views as to Just national
policy, that my thanks are duo to the dele.
gates, rs much for this clear and auspicious
declaration Of principles as for the nomination
with which / have been honored, and which
gratefully accept. . g. rr..r-..
When great rebellion which imperilsd the
national existence was at last oVsrthrown,
the duty Of all others dsvolving on those en-.
trusted with the responsibilities Of legislation
evidently was to require that the Teyoltsd
States should DO re-admitted to participation
In the Government against which they had
warTed only on such basis as 10 increase and
fortify not to weaken or endangsr the strength
Of the nation. ..'H
Certainly no one ought 10 have claimed that
they should be re-admitted under such rule
that their organization ~ States could ever
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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-28

Rssolpsd, That We recognise the srsas prin-
ciples laid down IN the immortal Declaration
Of Independents Is the true foundation Of
democratic government, and ws hail with
gladness every effort toward making these
principles living reality on every inch Of the
American soil - 49,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-28

II. a.s9 ,sas.ssd. .S..d f Ut IL is.itstion
Si.hin he last Aishissn year., and he numerous
sHtt: ri SsSsm's fH p
many othsr papsrs,. notiess Of .vhich appeared
asaia ans .ssia bsfors IA public. BESIDES his
billy, n ygeeisnt INA nice 70 The Maeisd, N
Ing thsr lsttsrs - bis inntitution In the following
manner; JOHN JOHNSTON. \. pr
jss-ly 'i'h7' p, BsitiISss, Hsfsissd.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-01-24

Passengers Going East,
Will fad tbsAaAsD HAVEN Rours
the SmoRrsse CnEApxsr and most
,!crpAsp.rAsts ROWS to all. points
EAST. One Of the steamships Of
this line leaves Milwaukee daily,
(sattraays excepted II $50 I. ~
making direct connections at Grand
Haven with express trains for all
points Esss. Through tickets for
sale by z Geo. Il. I Seat at Depot
Prairie DIV Caien. Wis. and at all
principal ticket Offices in the North
West H. rst.tt4sf n ssst. Fl
i W, ". Wilson, Western Passen-
ger Agent. Milwaukee, Wis.
Thos Bell, Gca'l Supcrintcnd-
cnt. Detroit. Mich. (32, S.tf.,
A==#Z..E=#.kz 2 1sE. 9s " sG& -
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-01-24

.,Co,'s CouoH BALsAM" are house
hold words thsoughont the United
States As Va travsl We sre greeted
with IL fiom the rocks and fences;
II We pick up = newspaper We are
advised to "try it,; and as We visit
our friends We sel II on the shelf
ready for use. Il soothss fretful
children, rsts . voto on coughing,
and is ! great relief to the oonsump-
tive.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-01-24
seasonable Suggestion.

IA Winter, in this climate, is . trying Sea-
son. It's unsteady temperature greatly
aggravates dyspepsia. and acts very un-
favorably upon the sensitive organ, the liv-
err. Tho alienation Of frost and thaw
keeps the pores Of the body continually
opening and contracting, and the result
is condition Of the system favorable to
the action Of the atmospheric virus which
produces ,interplittent fevers: Hence
protective medicine like nc srErrEn's
STOMACH BITTERs b especially needed in
the winter months. The effect Of this great
even the fecblcst frame inpcrvious to NIL
onstretcd by tho uniform experience Of .
unti-bilious medicine, and a preventive
and cure Of Fcver and Aguc, it is the. one
thing ncedful, which none who value the
preservation Of health can afford to do
withcu. -.....
THE SICK, WHEN AT DEATHS DOOR
regret that they did not take the right an
tidotc at the right time. Thousands who
arc now suffering from the early twingcs
Of liver complaint and dyspepsia, will be
PROSTATE on sick-bG.ls month hence, II
they do not arrest the mischief ut once.
Nothing is more easy. A course Of the
purest and most vegetable tcnic and alter
ativc known in modern phramscy-nos-
letters STOMACH hit ERs-will resto re
the digestive organs to their full vigor, and
bring the disordered liver into condition
ofperfect health, as certainly as sun-shine
dissipates the morning vapors Fever and
Aguc, too, is ut once broken up by this
powerful nDtidotc to I'LL miasmatic diseas-
cs. Strengthen the system with the BIT
TIERS, and you MY defy all the COM
plants which prevail at this Indictment
season. 80 -. - '''s
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-01-24

The NEW YoRK EvxxIxo Ex-
Press says: +" We were surpris-
cd at the many superior advantages
the Planer, Braunsdorf & Gu. Ma
chine possesssi over all others,
and feel constrained to request all
'oth:rs intcrcstsd 30 make !. similar
investigates, .,,
The naehins rscoonmonded in
the above notice, is the Etna Ma
chine Of which n. u. Jones Of Nc
Gregor il tho agent. It is said by
those oompetcns to judge, to be one
of tho very best mashncs in use.
.3Otf.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-01-24
A GREAT BARGAIN!

The subscriber will ssll Iii lspM very
cheap! Hls situated in Wihnssheik eouS>
~, on tho Rail Road SIX miles IRON Creso.>
ten miles from CeunovsR, Ass.- pilss frsa
New O,essa ard aesees miles ffsn De-
IooraA. There are : brooks running through
che fArm and ten never failing spriass asa
timber sufficient on the premises for tie
uses oftAe farm. Il il wsn calculated fer
steek and grain raising, having 400 aeres
fenced, $50 Of which i under cultivation.
and 20 acres with spsing chi issnsloss1
With post and rail fence for . pasture,
There are two good wells, three log hosssa
ard : aeU frame house situated on the
military road. The farm contains go
acres in all, lying in one tract, and will b
soa u lots to suit purchasers. It can 10
divided into 50 acre lots and have livias
water on each lot. There = alsA sehse&
hesse b the immediate vieinity IsepAe-
ticulars inquire Of 81 af,s
p9tl3l John WH0LIHAN,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-01-24

The Cow branches out on Ma
tional politics extensively and ex-
pounds the the Mongra filth 70.
luminonslJ, but scarcely refers to
State matters at al. His views %
expressed At length on the financial
question would leave the impression
on the minds Of his readsrs, that he
had bonds, and wanted gold on them
He says ',' gold is the recognised cur
rency Of the world, the standard Of
value. and that We cannot exempt
ourselves from the operation Of the
law" Z@
This We indorsc; It ia what VIC said
when grecenbacks were made L.
gal tender, and creditors were COM
pclled by our courts to accept. them
for the gold they had loaned, it was
for saying this that Democrats wer.
villifcd ~ ''Copperhcads, Traitors.
&c. - Hc says nothing about ply
ing our crippled soldiers their boun-
tics in guild, but says 1T is subj
lie and insidious attack upon the
public credit to propose paying bonds
in grcenbacks,," or rs he calls them
an Unreasonable paper ISSUE
The time has been when q Demo-
era. would have been arrested, for
treason, as giving aid and bst
to the enemy, and plunged I6to 1
Bastile to spend months With the
vermine of . cell, had be spoken so
:irreverently of Lincoln's shin plas.
tcrs; but tho OK is goriug tho bull
now and it alters the case alto
gcther. als}NrGHg&ht c
HIS v1xws ON coLokED SUFFRAGE.
Tho solemn responsibilities of
suffrage can be MS safely cntrust cd
to the heroes who. charged at Fort
Wagner and Port Hudson 10 to the
cultured sristocraey who raised the
flag Of rebellion at the bchcsts Of
pcrronal ambition. oa
Tot y. lnoi a. No rcccrd ~ tho..
"hsfoss. i <ftfg1 MI:
The records Of the War Depart.
mcnt show that fourteen "colored
troops, descrtc@ whore one was
killed; that about thirty d,cl Of dis
ease to every QUO killed.; that near.
" twenty were mustered out Of the
service for disa bility where one was
kalca il battle. Look ,t tic record:
Mustered out for disability cO,236
Died. go ..--......-- 1886
Deserted. 1887
Ltssisg, i hich means running. 2.8A4
khle in bAttle. - ~ - 1914