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North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-08-12

Hon. Montgomery Blair spoke to a very
large and enthusjastic gathering of the
Democracy at Elm Springs, Va, on Sat
urday. Abiding to the letter written by
his brother General Frank p. Blair Just
before the New York Convention-which
has formed the capital stock of Radical
abuse for the past four weeks-Mr. Blair
said: ut is an appeal to the ballot and
alone who talk Of war and are making
preparations for it in connection with the
elections. Gen. Blair and the Democratic
party invoke the judgment tf the people
on the issue, joining with the Radicals on
the validity oftheir measures, and propose
t, carry the judgment of the people into
effect 10y the oiic RS elected for that pur-
pose by them. There can be no war I'M
less the Radicals make it to resist the
judgment of the people, who are or ought
to be the final arbitprs. They alone
threaten to resist the will of the people in
the lawful exercise of their authority to
pass judgment upon the acts of their un
faithful servants and restore the Constitu-
ton. The Democracy have submitted
without resistance to the most glaring vio-
lation of the Constitution and Of every
species OF yransy and outrage which have
disgraced the meanes and bloodiest
tyrants in the worst ages, with unexatnpled
patience, looking to the day Of deliverance
by the ballot box in November next. APP.
palled 10y the prospect of being at last
brought to account, this corrupt and ruth
less oppressors are attempting to drive the
people from the polls and compel a still
further submission by arming their fol-
lowers and threatening war if they shall
pronounce against them. Bur there is no
danger. The sure way says Gen. Blair,
with truth, to avoid all strife is to put the
issue plainly to the country That has
been done. Now let the people decide
against these usurpers, and they will not
have a corporal's guard to sustain them"
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-08-12

The radical merchants of Ripon. insult
inglv withdrew their advertising from the
REPRESENTATIVE. because it announced its
preference for Seymour. The Democrats,
in return, withdrew their patronage from
the narrow minded merchants. This has
had a good effect. 1t has shown the
merchants, that Stree speech and free
thought" not inconsistent with public
rights and interests, must be respected !;
and that if merchants or traders wish to
be %patronized by the laboring democratic
masses, they must be liberal toward those
who may choose to express thoughts con-
corning public affairs, not in line with
their W political p~rejndices. We ven
ture the prediction, that the Representative
will rot only be sustained, but it will long
o~ut-live those who SO meanly prosecute it.
- Oshh0sh Times.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-08-12
Congregational.
The West Union, Union has the follow

The West Union, Union has the follow
ing:
TURx Ourl TURN Our Everybody
who believes in the principles set forth in
the Democratic National Platform, are re-
.quested to meet ut West Union, on He'd
.nesday, tie 18Th day Of august, the day
fixed for the Congressional Convention,
for the purpose of ratifying the nomina-
tons of Seymour and Blair. Eloquent
speakers from abroad will be present to
address the people. Let immediate steps
he taken in each township to secure a
general attendance.
By Order Of the Committee.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-08-12

The American Journal Of Horticulture
and Florists Companion for August is at
hand. We like it AM commend it to all
who appreciate the beauty Of Floral orna-
ments. j. e. Tilton & Co. of Boston, are
the publishers, terms $500 per annum.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-08-12

Lieut.. Gov. Gleason tclegraphs that both
houses of the Fiorid, Legislature have
passed the act taking from the people the
election Of President and Vice President.
The radicals in Washington regard this as
"the safest mode" They thereby confess
that the people will not vote for The Radi-
cal candidates, and that the electors of
Florida are swindled by this act Of its
miscegen Legislature. No wonder the
Governor asked for more troops.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-08-12
q Elections.
The following State elections are yet to

by a state enactment the Iowa state
elections always takes place at the same
time of the presidential election, when
such election occurs, so, this year. our
state election will be held in November
instead of October.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-08-12
Democratic Caucus.

A Democratic Caucus will be held at Cambrian
Hall, on Thursday Evening, the 18th, at 7:ao p, NJ, to
elect delegates to the CouAty Convention to be held
ut Elkader on Saturday, Aug. 18th. All the friends
Of equal taratton are invited TO participate.
by OF COMMITTEE.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-08-12

D~UBUQuE.-The Allison and Graves
men have ''een having a serious and not
very creditable war at Dubuque. The
latest 1returns'' (to>day1 by Valley Tele-
graph are that Allison has 60 votes by
instruction, Graves 81, and 2 uninstructsd
1t seems Mr.. Graves was badly deceived
when he told us Dubuque county was for
him. Mr.. Allison will be nominated on
the first ballot, unless Mr.. Updegraf can
add several votes to old Clayton.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-08-12

By kindness of Mr.. McGinty of the n.
W. Telegraph Company at this station, we
learn, at 10 o'clock Wednesday to-day
that Hon. Thadeus Stevens died at his
residence in IIarrisburgh, Pa, on Tuesday
night Qast night at - o'clock. The de-
ceased was no favorito Of ours but we re-
gard the dead too respectfully to exult as
did radicalism over the grave of Ex-
President Buchanan. -.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-08-12

CAMBRIAN SALooN.-Eiysr NJ. Christie
pher has just added two new Kavanagh &
Decker Billiard Tables to his handsome
saloon. This gives him four Of the same
sort and with the improvements he has
been making in the ornamentation of his
bar, as we'll as in its supplies of choice
liquors and cigars, the Cambrian may well
be called the finest Billiard Saloon west of
the Lakes. 1t is the daily and evening
resort of the lovers of the cue, AID every
attention is paid to the many guests who
patronize the institution. Ever works
hard to make it a pleasant resort, and he
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-08-12

Charles Reeve has removed his Tonso-
rial business to the basement of Arnold's
Auction store. Charley and VIII. Roise
will cut hair, shampoon, curl and shave in
any style required.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-08-12

CArHoLIc.-On Wednesday ofnext week
the Catholics of our city will treat the
children to a ride on the City Of Nc Gregg,
aud to a picnic at some place hereafter to
be chosen. Lime Coulee, two miles below,
is a very pleasant place, and we suggest
that it be elected. All are invited. Per-
sons from the country as we'll as city will
take notice. We are appointed Chairman
on Fishing. Proud of the honor 1t may
look like a scaly Office, but it wa with the
fishermen of Galilec tie Saviour first
found friends. Get ready.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-08-12

WooLENs.-The recent Wool Manufac-
turing Congress held in Chicago was an
extensive affair. The dailies of that city
gave detailed reports Of its proceedings,
exhibitions Of textiles, &c. &c. 1t is well
for us to notice the creditable report given
of our Lansing or Village Greek Manu-
factory. No goods stood higher than did
the Village Creek productions. Its &C
tive and go-ahead young President, II. 0.
Dayton, Esq, called to see McGregor on
Sunday while OF his way from the
Convention. lie says the past season has
been an Improbable n generally 70,
wooden manufactures.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-08-12

ITs FEARFUL CosT.-The whiskey drank
in the United States costs, to the drinkers,
in money, over fourteen hundred millions
a year-half the public debt; and yet this
is not a thousandth part of the cost of
drinking. I#
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-08-12

Works wanders with your hair. The
first application of'Barrett' will convince
you.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-08-12
FOR PRESIDENT. .
SHX "A q q
ny JEW YNnK

FOR PRESIDENT. t- .
RoAATI0 SHYM o UR +,
OF NEW YORK.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT, =
q. i. =. BLAIR,
OF MISSOURI.
STATE DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
For Secretary Of State,
Hon. DAVID NJ X,
Clayton County.
For Register Of Land ONCE,
A. D. ANDERSON,
Dubuque County.
For State Treasurer,
LAWRENCE MCCARTHY,
Woodbury. County.
For Auditor of State,
HARVEY D~UNLAVEY,
Davis County.
For Attorney General,
J. T.. WILLIAMSON,
Warren County.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
For the State at Large.
THOMAS W. CLAGGETT, of Lee County
MARTIN v. B. BENNETT, of Marion Count!
For Congressional Districts:
rirst-M. NJ. Blackmore, of Jefferson county.
Seoond-. !. Wallace, Of Muscatins county.
Third. T. stoneman. of Clayton county,
FCnrth-C. II. Mackey, of Keokuk county.
FiNh-D. II. Harris, Of Guthrie county,
sixtb-Thomas sergent, Of Webster county.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-08-12
WITHOUT WASTE

all the grain a set Of hands can possibly get to it;
and it can be crowded" with less loss than any other
Machine ever manufactured.
They have spared neither time or expense to bring
the michigan Swe. pstakes'' to p,rrccti,n. AZ We
now claim that it is the most pei fleet 1hIeshing Ma
chine in the world, and greatly improved tor the sMS
son of 1865.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-08-12

Va ohS ootSASe "AA "AoSS VII s"S
bottom of the label: Put down by Johnny
C."......Mr. Pike is thrown overheard by
the radicals of the 9Th Maine district be-
cause he goes in for taxing the bonds.
They call him a turn-Pike.......The rada
Gals of st. Louis attempted to get up. a
Grant ratification meeting the other night,
but there were more Democrats than Re-
publicans present, and consequently no
radical enthusiasm. The radicals called
it a ratification meeting the Dem
ocrats, a qualification meeting........
The Postmaster at New Orleans is char
ged, at the department, with being a de-
faulter to the extent of $4,000. The
Government will hardly lose anything, as
the bondsmen are believed to he good for
the mount.
Fifty o persons were killed and many
others injured by a recent %colliery cxplo.
sion in Belgium......The cattle disease is
said to be extending in Indiana. Diseased
cattle and mea. have also been discovered
in New .York.......MiK McCoole, the
champion prize fighter, was married at
St. Louis on the 9th to a daughter of a
wealthy contractor of that city. Report
say there were ten thousand people in
and about the church when the ceremonies
took place......A larger breadth of crops
vroS r1.ptaS ~ TaloroIn his uao, %la,
ever before. 1t is estimated that 10000
acres are under cultivation, nearly two.
thirds of which are planted IN wheat and
corn......T The disease of catt1eoal1ed ssGlIa1ar.
bon' has re-appeared in Louisiana, and
is causing great uneasiness to planters.....
Garibaldi has written a letter to England
saying that he only waits the moment for
France to strike a blow at Prussia to at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-05

THE WORKING PsoPLE.-A circular, dated
July 18th, has been distributed in the coal re-.
gions, inviting the working men to require
pledges from the candidates for the Legislature
that If elected, they will use all honorable
means in their power to poss a bill that all
labor done over eight hours shall be time and
one half time; OF, in other words, that forty
minutes shall constitute one hour. The miners
aud laberers Of the anthracite CO Il dis, ;ct are
advised TO work as many hours as the law d..
reefs and no more. since by so doing less coal
will be shipped and the markets will become
exhausted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-05

The new proprietors Of the Express, Messrs
J. d. and A p. Hoover, introduced themselves
to their readers yesterday in good-tem pered.
well-written salutatory. The valedictory Of
the late owners, in which they claim .to have
founded a journal which, in less than SIX
months, took the lead of ITS contemporaries in
circulation, and gave a new impulse To the
character Of Washington journalism" will be
read with a smile by those familiar with the
particulars Of their notable journalistic failure
The Messrs. Hoover announce that the Express
will take an active part in the campaign for
Seymour and Blair. They have the ability
and experience to make 1t an able and energetic
exponent Of the principles of the Democratic
party. 1t is understood that Robert Geddes,
Esq., a well-known and experienced journal
ist, will De the leading editorial writer of the
EzJYess.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-05

The Border State Convention of Colored Re.
publicans met and organized in Baltimore yes
terday. Delegates We're present from Mary.
land and several of the Border States. An ad :.
dress to the colored men ofthe South was adop.
ted, endorsing the faithfulness Of the RepubIi.
can party to the cause of liberty, justice and
equal political rights, and urging their breth-
rem, who have through that party been inves.
ted with the right OF suffrage, to cast united
and determined vote for the embodiment of
their political salyanon-Grant and CoIfax.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-05

THE BALTIMORE FLOoD-The Commissioner
Of Baltimore yesterday submitted to the Coun.
Gals report OF the damage done to the bridges
and streets in that city by the late Hood He
estimates that TO rebuild the bridges and repair
the streets it will cost two hundred and fifteen
thousand dollars
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-05

WoxAN's RIsHTs.-A practical evidence Of
the advancement Of the womAn's rights doc.
trine took place in England lately. At a
political meeting in London to make arrange
ments for the approaching general election, q
Mrs. Law delivered speech rom the plat
form. She said she stood there as the repre-.
sentative Of one hundred thousand searn-
stresses OF London, who saraed one shilling
per day, and of smother MY thousand who
earned sixpenee per diem She loudly praised
Mr.. Mill, who shad NO equal In this country
for liberality, breadth and compass Of thought,
or for purity, integrity, aud answering
honesty" - go e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-05

iTHR KENTUcKr STATE ELECTION. - The
500 electioa in Kentucky took place Mon
day. The rsfurns are very meager, and come
from only strong Dumocrauc districts: but
John w. StevensQP. ne Democratic candidats
the Democratic local candidates, and cartai,,jv
seven Democratic members of Congress We
have no information W naiever from the Eighfh
and Ninth Districts, where the Republican
party Is strongest. The following rs the vote
in the city Of louisville for Governor :-See.
venson, (Democraf,y 62i4; Baker, tRepubf-
cam 492. All the regular Democratic candi-
opposed by independent Democrats, were elect
ed by malorities ranging from five thousand to
seven thousand. except Marshall, of the Chan.
Gerry Court. whose majority is about two thou
p General Sherman has notified the oficers Of
his old command that a limited number of
maps of the campaigns OF 1863, 1854 and 1865, by
the Western armies, are received at his head
quarters for distribution. All persons who
held command, can have copy by sending
their names and addresses to him or to Colonel
w. Z. Merrill, United States Engine n, st.
Louis, Mo. Other parties desiring copy may
have been supplied, the remaining maps on
hand will be sent as far as the supply will Co.
Judge Abel, Of New Orleans, made a sup
Elemental charge to the Grand Jury on the
in which he strongly denounced duellIng as
numbering when death eBsued, and urged
upon them the duty of promptly indicting any
person guilty Of It. He said that the challeng.
ing of one person by another 70 mortal combat
upon q trivial offence, could find no JUST fic 4.
ton IN reason, religion or morals, and the prac-
uce ought to be discouraged by every lover Of
order.
10th parties have completed their nomina-
tons for Congress in West Virginia. The cleo
tons will teke place on October -. The fol.
lowing are the names Of the candidates:
Dists. Republican. Democrat
L.. Gen. I. H. Duval, Henry s. Walker
H.. j. u. McGrew, VIM. G. Brown.
ILL.,. Gen. J. S. Witcher, q. p. T. Moore.
A LONG CONTEsT.-The nomination Of Hon.
Henry q. johnson, of Meadville. Pennsylva.
mia, as Republican candidate for Congress,
noticed elsewhere, in the twentieth district of
that State, was made on the 295th ballot
0CiviliZation has reached SItka in the
shape of corner apple-stands.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-05

UswHoLEsoNE TALK-The Richmond En-
7eir,r says that the moi the South shave
seen the day when they could use the bullet
ana If God, in his anger. permit the ne sessity
TO arise, they vii see ~ fs,n-''sf -elEl5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-05

LONG CONTEsr.-The nomination Of Hon.
Henry Z. johnson, Of Meadviile. Pennsylva.
mia, as Republican candidate for Congress,
noticed elsewhere, in the twentieth district of
that State, was made on the 295th ballot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-05

The wheat harvest In Great Britain is nearly
over. The crop is nearly double tha: OF Iast
year, and will exceed by one-tnird the usual
ayelase- -''te
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-05

1Gen. Butler is spending few days at hi.
home. : : :
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WANTS.

WAE1RD--In a .maR family. a COOK who e,u
~, j., CINE veil reoomnsnd:d and is Hilins g a..
ONCE. - - - -. .lxsus4s'
" s6s to s,sss tie dinis roof. aud o;sss
se1sa in s,sS:' q. s sss .rs
petert Of tskine charge q stofe room ssd
HOS $ essss, Prcps s1ss.'
WA.IS.Tss,1sssQo wGTth e rgRNIrUSE for
ser can, il he ds.i1es pay fer the same By board
ing the 10y owner and hisNif House confusing
w One Who 1horeusS'y nnderst.sss he S bus.
cARTHefe tGcs ssss ss ssss,SSf e
G. IMsrisorO oszstte:I ISL
ss sses ss sss f seS
snces. xpely :. 1a4, corner lat and sss.. near
Bsltimore Depot. for three days. IT,
a M1DpLE AGED WOMAN WISHES STU
to assist in washing ana Ironing sse. sir
s sniid5sR ,nS e. three at NO. ss q
A STEADY WOMAN WAITS A SITUATION
"A as Cook; would be willing 70 take charge OF .
70 In fns :n Gil to e.
e.
disteiy. xdares. Box 1ei Star tar Once " come Il.
WANfED-A good white GIRL, German pre-
C' ferred, at No. % LIST street, Georg etown: D.
WANIE1-By . Respectable yom.n; sITgA.
L!yAE at the csrner of North Capitol and sts.
WANTED-A OARPfNrYR; none but 6rst.
~ HIRx. E. ses sH iEIPPHHEiRD BROS,
an An 400 Pennsylvania avenue.
ITO DRUGGisTs.-A Competent Drussi.., Of
sunday: xiaiss:: e4isi
WANTFD-A White SERVANT to cook ana ct.
w tend to kitchen work in Q small family; only
such as are strictly clean, and can give good refer
ss family sf Cali ~ in .n. Ger
WAETLD.-A PARTNER, with from $500 to
q hi. IL once produce
w good recommendations SITUATION in q
law sfce, to do writing and attend to the ofce or
edge of the grocery business. Address y. t."
WANTED HOUSE Of four or q We rooms. BY a
Acre: ;si.sRs Ssstoh and piios ssa
WANTED IMMEDIATILY-Aw white NURSE,
quir.d; App. Apply 44s 18th st., opposite Treasury.
WANIKD-A SIX or eight room FURNISHED
w HOUSE. by , responsible tenant, for Q small
family in good location. Address Fl Star Office.
WAaTEp-A WHITE WOMAN, to cook,
w wash, iron. &C.. in q family OF i've or ak
Persons: References required Apply at B. M.
HALLS Real Estate Office, corner 7th end sts.
WANTED TO BUY-By 4. 8. JUsTH, Ladies',
w GentieIuen's and ChiIdrens' Second hand
CLOTHING, UEDERCLOTHINQ, BOOTS And
sHOES, &C.. &c {, Ut 2sah 9Th street, between u
and M streets, Northern Liberties.
N. B.-Secopd- hand Clothing sold at reason able
terms. TASTY
WANTED-NEW AND CAST-OFF CLOTH.
w ING, Watches, Diamonds, Gems, REVIEWERS,
er any article of value, at the old established firm
of Il. FULTON & CO., Pawnbfokers, Sil Ninth
street near Pennsylvania avenue. ia Sly
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LOST AND FOUND.

-----------------
@ z REWARD.-Lost, on the 4th instant, between
Oc the Capitol gate and Goth St. Pennsy wanna
avesue, n SILVER WATCH. The above reward
viii be paid. If returned to Grocery Store on 2st
street. between NJ and n. 1t"
I OST-On the 18th Of July. corner of 18th and L
street. one day and memorandum book 81
will be paid upon delivery at JAMES GREEN,
cornor OF 2oth street west and N nCrth. AUST
CAME TO THE PREMISES OF. THE SUB
- scrihsr. on Wednesday, the 9Th inst q RED
COW. The owner will come forward, prove pro-
perty, pay charges, and take her away.
jy 9-3t- Campbell Barracks, 9th and Bou ndary SITS
Ifthe above named COW is not called for within
three days from this date, she will be sold to pay
su 4-stt Campbell Barracks. 9Th and Boundary SITS.
I OsT.Thursday, 18th July, on 7th street, at the
aatIty Poet once, or Patent Office. PAIR OF
COLD sPECTACLES, in q Metal Case. The
nnder Will be suitably rewarded by leaving them
az the star Imce. an S-3ts
I OsT-On Sunday, about 9 CLOCK o. m In eoinr
u from 9Th street to st. Aloysius Church, Gold
BAND OF RRACELET. marked on the inside: slst
May, 1861, oeie F" The finder will be literally re-
warded D, leaving the same at 31s 9th street; be-
TAKEN Up AsTRAY-One Red COW; white
on her back and about her legs; her horns tip
ped with black. The owner viii please come for
a p59ys SrSPeEty RsE Rshvs.ss. cad TAKE her
near Brover's Rest auSr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-05

0Civilization has reached SItka in the
shape of corner apple.stands.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-05
fs q So
/ Pillow LINENS.
,. and TOWELINGs,
Can be bought ct No. Market Space, ct prices
ruling the market before the war.
- u = JAS B. DoDsON. .u
~ ~ cost - - L - Market space.
COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN Ann
~ LYlNG-IN-H0ePITAL,-

" LYIKG-IN-H0ePiTAE.S
Pstisnts desiring 70 avail themsslyes OF the ID
spc ~ ssSytns 70 the nasron. These roo@s
II, sS:n 4cs from g e Is5
ing, MEDICINE, Medical, and Surgical attendsnce.
p Xraere LOT admission 20 re CONVENIENT or
~ kh B1yS IN this Hospital can Be- obtaiaed Of
LIE nonoraoie secretary Of the INTERIOR 0uraeon
S GSnsrI unitsd States Amy. and Dr.. forxits,
USised e Ststss H assu OF Medicine and Sursery,
Aypioasion Tor orders Of the honorable $780,,
on the lnterior 70 b. made ct the once Of Dr II.
MedicM and Surgical Clinic is heid Ct tho Hes.
om nxssg Sss 1s cn sts Prsfsssor
hiSoea medical Attendance free Of chsrRe
MEDlOAL STAFF: HI
II IIasH3FMRSSh, H D. ss.sso.- a Chief.
AAs Nh; H%s cmn.ss, y, oEits: ,pP,N 20
AL; S$:.s: RR:b., III 5sSSssSs:ss;s: D..
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7 0-N 49, :. q u - - .nE a
HN0RAvINos OF. EyIIY pIsCRIPrI0n
sxecuted b. al11BI0H 1l0nA RDe0N, ! =
Ayn-6 SSl Dn0nG
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-05

10th parties have completed their nomina-
tons for Congress in West Virginia. The cleo
tons will teke place on October -. The fol.
lowing are the names Of the candidates:
Diss. Republican. Democrat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-05
DENTISTRY.

70 elsree WIN De made for extracting where A
urcisl TEEN are inserted, although the
patient VIII be reQs ired 90 pay for theSp1k
s1rgicsi operation when performed. which ~~-&r1
VII he deductec When the Teeth are u abe Tia
hrccia alien n nov prepared 70 make Teeth %
Gold. silver and Rubber, 81 New York. philsd sf-
tAl work cone can have a. as cheap the above
named cities. All work will he done in the ueatest
sng best manner. and warranted 20 rive eottrs
safisfactioh- Persons will 90 well 20 call nd AT.
sni.e cur work before getting W elsavhere 10 ~