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North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-10-27
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We are handed the following
'sWonderfnl."
D0- The Republican press of Northern
Iowa is practically unit for I'm. B.
Allison for the U. S. Senate, long terh.-
Nashua Post.
We know numbers Of good tax .taying
republican farmers. none of whom have
the smell of Subsidy on their garments,
who are "unit' the other day. The
names Of these voting men counted, in
Clay ION and other counties near us, Quite
as forcibly as did the misrepresentation
commissions of editorial appointees to
Post Offices which could not have been
obtained by submission Of claims to the
votes OF their fellow citizens.
Outside.
Robinson Crusoe, by De FoE......In
a portion of this issue, say 30 numbers,
there are several typographical errors
which the reader can correct. We en-
deavor to be careful, and so did cur
venerable Eden-ic grandparents, hut
they, like ourselves, made mistake
that, in the language of Burns, "mast
ruined a." Senator Newelrs letter
from Iowa City telling us Of wesefn
cities and their probable futures. NEW
ELL is man of close observation though
an united specimen Of the genus homo.
He is no devotee Of Church or Site
dogmas and We like him for his Iinde
pendence. Grant and Congress
Farm Help. Religion among OxA,
with editorial comments. j udgc
Dent, Of Mississippi. 1891 Poultry for
market -. Cistern Water. ....A girl Of
the age......Crop of 1862. Potatoes
buried. $50. Harvest in Europe. High
priced horses. Check Rein. Apple
Trees. Clippings Of fun and pisty.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-10-27

F0R SAtE.-..A House and Lot; the
house Is w VI arranged for small fam.
lily; good CELLAR and Cistern. Enquire
at the Time Offlce.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1869-02-26

1MPRovE&ENT.-Weo observe that our en-
ergetic and entcrprising neighbor, Isaac Amos
Esq, in addition his other enterprises, is now
erecting commodious warehouse, partly for
the purpose of storing fertilizers, and partly
for the purpose accommodating the agricul-
tural branch of his trade This gentleman
has for some time been an extensive dealer
In agricultural implements, stoves, iron, nails
coal and hardware generally. He now de.
signs adding to these, fertilizers, and for this
purpose the lower story Of the building re-
ferred to is to be appropriated, while the
commodious room above is to be used as the
agricultural department.
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BONE DusT.-We call the special atten-
ton Of our readers to the advertisement of O..
P. Merryman s. Co., inserted elsewhere.
This firm offers to farmers and gardeners
the very best quality of bone dust, ground by
themselves, at the lowest market prices.
Also Grimes patent raw bone phosphate, at
forty dollars ton. In our issue of last
week the price of this excellent fertilizer
was by mistake stated to be $50 per ton,
when IT should have been $40. These gen.
tlemen have large number of letters from
many of the best and most extensive farmers
in the State, bearing testimony to the excel
lence of all their fertilizers. Give them q
call, and you will profit by your visit,
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1869-02-26

SAcRAMENTAL SERv1cE.-The quarterly
sacramental and baptisinal service will take
place at the Methodist Protestant Church in
this place, on Sunday morning next, at 10
o'clock. An appropriate discourse by the
Rev. D. A. Shermer will precede theservice
We learn that very handsome communion
and baptismal service, triple-plated and gold
lined, will be used for the first time, on this
occasion. This service, we understand, is a
gift to the church from Mrs. A. H. Green
field, ahd is from the establishment of Gar
rett & Son, Philadelphia
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WASHINGTON BIRTH AY.-The twenty.
second of February was not observed gen.
orally among our people as a holiday. The
usual dullness of our town was, however,
somewhat relieved ty parade of three cav
airy and one infantry company. These
companies made fine appearance, and in
their drill did credit to themselves and their
officers. We were 80 closely confined on that
day that we were able to see but little of
the drill or parades but what we did see
was very creditabIe to the various compa-
mics. Tho Companies present on the occa-
sion were, we believe, Cavalry Company A,
Captain B. H. Keen; Cavalry Company B,
Captain Ohio s. Lee; Cavalry Company c,
Captain I. j. Macatec, and Infantry Company
G, Lieutenant s. D. Rosan.
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cumulated in Montreal. The Canadians do
not know what to do with it. A cargo of
wheat from California, which recently ar
rived in Boston and was sold, returned net
loss Of over 100000. The Columbia Pa.)
Spy says that Mr.. John Schenck and son,
living on the Lancaster turnpike, raised last
season nine thousand one hundred and sixty
pounds of tobacco on four acres of land, for
which they received $2,O15.20. There is q
house in Greenfield, New Hampshire, the
bricks for which were brought from
England in 1885, Dispatches from China
report that collision took place at Swatow,
between the Chinese Inhabitants and the
crew of the British gunboat Grasshopper-
The fight was obstinate and bloody; the SOL
diers fought desperately, but were over
whelmed by the natives, whose numbers con-
stantly increased, and were compelled to re-
tire to their ship with eleven of their number
wounded. News from Japan by the way of
Shanghai, states that the Mikado had receiv-
ed the minister of the Foreign Powers at
Yeddo with great ceremony, and showed an
earnest desire to maintain peaceful relations.
Three men were arrested at Odin, ILL.,, while
attempting to rob the mail Several mail
bags have recently been stolen while OH their
way to Cairo Theodore Corwin, conduc-
tor on the Wabash and Western Railroad,
was shot and killed on the 18th instant, by
man whom he had put off his train for at.
tempting to steal his, passage by hiding in
freight car. The Lord Chamberlain of Eng
land addressed letter to the theatres in
London, cautionihg them to put more clothes
on their female dancers. 1t is great pity we
had not some such officer. The Elevated
Railroad Company in New York expects to
have their road, begun on Greenwich street,
completed to the Hudson River Railroad de-
pot, in the course of two months, About
half a million of tons of ice from twelve to
eighteen inches thick have been taken from
the Hudson River this season. The New
York Tribune complains that Senator Yates
is appealing to the Southern senators to
make their claim for two years pay, instead
of six months Greeley thinks that this does
not look like honesty, and we think SO too
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Z. Is.
ABINGDON, Va Feb, 1869.
The Age of Miracles Revived,

The Messenger nj Heath gives the particulars vi
Of the miraculous cures ON record Isaac Salt
ger, OF MyerStown, Lebanon county Pa youth seyen-
teen years old, afflicted for two years with the
worst form Of Scrofula his entire body face neck and
limbs literally covered with large running sores
which discharged purulent matter 10 copousy as 90
gather half an inch deep in bed during night no was
constantly cold and rcqureda hot Are in his room both
summer and winter; the smell offensive that no
person could endure it longer than minute or two
Drs Brdenbach Buchcr. IIeckart and Lebepgood we'll
known and skilful physicians ndrd him successive
y without being able to afford the sufferer any relief
As last resort lie induced to use tho celebrated
htSHLERs HERB BfTTERS, and ia now perfectly re-.
stored 10 health The editor Of the Messenger of Health
has in his possession Two large glass Jars containing
pounds Of scdbs taken from Tie body young Sait:er.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1869-02-26

THE W1ND.-Last Friday was one of the
most windy days of the season. Fences and
stack-yards suffered terribly in this vicinity.
A wagon loaded with hay, belonging to Mr..
Amos Hollingsworth, On its way to Baltimore,
was turned completely upside down, when
near Mr. Curtis, on the Bel Air and Balti-
more turnpike. The only damage, however,
sustained by Mr.. Hollingsworth, was little
delay, and the trouble of reloading his hay.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1869-02-26
LISTERS PUREABONE

will 10 sold at tho following prices
Delivered at point on tho r. W., B. II. Rim
barrels $3s; in bags, S4l.
Al our warehouse in Bel Ar-n barrels III In bags,
ga
81 Grain and all kinds OF Country Produce taken in
exchange.
Chop, mil Feed Oats, Corn. &c, also Clover and
Timothy Seed for sale.
Agents for Woods Mower aud Self Rake Reaper Buck
eye Horse Rake and other Agricultural Implements,
BOVINE 4 RICHARDSON
febo8 At the Old Stand, Bel Air Md.
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PUBLIC SALE
Wednesday, March Sd,
1863, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ,

At West Wood, the residence Of Mrs. E. M.
jackson, miles from Churchville.
The following articles, in part, 81 yards
of best Brussels Carpet, nearly new, Grim
son Worsted Damask Curtains and Corni-
ces, 2 Sofas, covered with crimson plush,
Chairs to match, large Arm Chair, COW
cred with same, Chairs and Sofa, covered
with green rep, Rosewood Centre Table,
with marble top, do, rosewood top, Ma
hogany Centre Table, handsome Etagere,
with mirror back, 2 fancy Rosewood Ia
bles, Walnut Stand, marble top, various
small ones, 10 Mahogany, Walnut and Cot
tage Bedsteads, together with best curled
Hair, Spring and Husk Mattresses, with
pillows and holsters to match, 1 handsome
Walnut Wardrobe, nearly new, Walnut
Bureau with marble top and glass, enclosed
walnut Washstand, marble top, 4 Mahogany
and Cottage Bureaus with and without
marbles tops, Washstands with and with
out marble tops large Mahogany Wardrobe,
Toilet Sets, Rocking and other Chairs,
superior carved walnut Sideboard with
marble top, large walnut Extension Table,
l set of blue India China, white do, /
Powered French China Dessert Set, large
and costly set of Tea China, purple and
gold, cut glass Dishes, and various other
articles of
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FRRTILIzERs, LUMBER, GRAIN, &c.-In
another column will be found the advertise
ment of Bovine & Richardson, to which we
invite attention. These gentlemen are deal
ers in guanos and all reliable fertilizers, Lis
ter's celebrated pure bone, bone dust and
bone -four, at the lowest market rates. They
also deal extensively in lumber, grain and
all kinds Of country produce, together with
chop, mill feed, clover seed, timothy seed,
&c. Give them call; they are enterprising
fellows and ready at all times TO wait on and
sell customers bargains.
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want to each sleepy head,
Who stand upnn the brink,
Where yawning gulf disclosr the dead,
Who might, but did mol think.
Iwant to warn the living ones
no blindiy Grnpp along,
Yr fathers daughters mothers. sons,
What perils round. you throngl
Look out my reader, are you free
Or do you wear the mark I
Most all are Slind aud cannot So,
Yea, cropping in the dark.
Catarrh, demon in the head,
Consumption iS its son:
Mil hosts, yea, cnuu;cs millions, de,d,
Perhaps you may be ona
That hacking, hi.@kirg, .r,tiuk show.
CntRrrh affect, rcur head.
Matter and slimo in Throat q ut,r,
Rams down your thgoat instead
b.. Your lungs aud liver noon will show
Consumption has it's hirth
Catarrh. It's sire. will feed it too,
Till yUn return to earth.
II colds affect your head and throat,
AsSIHnArok buy
Nowadont forget what have wrote,
Or think this subject dry.
woLcoTr's AsSIHILA TOR cures
CArARRH-the demon fios
II savcs the lungs. good health insures
Aud Catarrh quickly dies.
want to crafty my friends,
Who wish 10 understand
About PAINT PAINT its use, its ends,
And why its great demand.
want to show you, plain ~ day,
Why PAIN PAINT stops all pain,
That you may never have to say
IN not try paint again"
PAIN PAINT will cool hut never stain
Pumps Inflammation out
'Tis harmless on the breast or hraiN, ~,
trial stops all doubt.
When inflammation leaves the frame,
All pain will cease Mt once
Remove the cause, tits all the same;
None doubts unlessa Ounce
The pores will ope and drink Pain Paint,
Absorbents MI with ease
Restores the weak tho sick, tho faint,
The greatoNt Skrptic please.
Evaporation cools the place
As Inflammation flies
Hot blood at the absorbents base
Makes Paint la yapor raise.
"Tis thus PAIN PAIST removes all doubt,
Removes the very cause
by pumping inflammation out
On this We rest our cause.
Wrlcotts Pain Paint il sold at Drug Stores also
Wolcots Annhilntor for the of Catarrh and Cold
In the head Sent by express receipt of tho money
atlsl Chatham Square, n. Y. r. L. Wocott Proprietor
feb2e4t
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1869-02-26

DEMoREsT's MAGAzlNE.-This is one of
the best, largest, and most useful journals Of
fashion now issued in this country, whether
relative to the household or society, and
every woman will find it an earnest, faithful
friend $500 yearly. Publication Office
S38 Broadway, n Y.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1869-02-26

So "If men could but find the tabled foun-
tain which ia said to restore health and strength and
beauty, with what eagerness they would rush to drink
its waters" 1t is found in the s. T-1S6o-X The sale
Of The Plantation Btt-rs is without precedent In the
history Of the world. They the speedy
strengthening heathrestorer 1t requires but a single
trial to understand this.
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The Christian, go Cents.

large live, page monthly religious and family pa
per- full Of facts providcnces incidents music, poetry
true stories pictures reading for young DID, sRnts
ners, one aud all No suctariansm, controversy, poll.
ts. puffs pills. patsut medicines. 60 cts. year
10 copies IS. For Sunday Schools, 10 copies ST. send
10 cents for specimen, before You forget IT, Vol
begins Jan 1854 1863 pages live tractS for Ill
Address H. l. II tsriNuS Scrptural Tract Repository,
10 Lind,ll q. Boston, Mass.
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NEARLY DRowNED.-On Monday, a COL
ored man named Isaac Talley, while crossing
Winters Run on log near Waters Mill,
fell of, striking large stone in his fall. He
was. severely injured and would have been
drowned but for the exertions of some COM
panions. 1t is thought that he cannot recover.
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BEL-AIR, February.19th, 1850.

Mr.. r. 7. B0aone:
Dear Sir:-Ths Listers Bone which Dr. W. +. Mum
nikhuyyen ,rchasvd for last Is, believe,
pure and reliable article, and have hesitation in
recommending il TO my friends The wheat where IL
was applied last fall looks remarkably well
Yours PATRICK GLESoN.
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Aa-The "Bgs" has more extended circulation among
the intelligent farmers and business men OF Hartford than
any other paper in the county. No "Lock Hospital or
other obscene Lottery advertisements will appear
Subscribers pay for their paper In advance and
duenty just the class advertisers desre reach
The attention Of respectable and legitimate advertisers
10 qrectHd to the above facts
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ONE DOLLAR REWARD.

I oST, on the 18th instant, between Dub
~ lin and Bel Air, small PACKAGE
OF PAPERS, consisting ofjudgments and
accounts, ofno use to any one but the own.
er. The above reward will be paid for
their return to the undersigned, in Dub
lin. ANDREW B. LINDSAY.
feb26-1t
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BEL AIR, February 18th, 1869.

Mr.. r. T. Botcfe.
DEAR SIR Il used Listers Pone" on both wheat
and corn In 1885, and entirely satisfied with the re-
su!t l shall use it again the coming season.
Respectfully, WIN. II. DALLAM.
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BEL AIR, February 22d, 1869.

MT. Il. I. Bourne
Dear Sr:-Mr. Herman Stump purchased scScn tons
Of "Idster's Bone" for me- which applied 10 wheat.
am very much pleased with it, and consider II primo
article. Yours, JoHN ARMSThoSu'
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1869-02-26

MAeSoLIA WArER.-snperior to the best imported
German Cologne, aid sold at half the price.
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BEL AIR, February Goth, 1860.

DEAR SIR IL am very much pleased with the results
from The Of LISTERS Ground Bone" which applied
to.hoth spring and fail crops. hrie'e II superior
srt:clo and shall continue the Of ii.
Re.pectfuIly DR.. Il. HALL RICHARDSON.
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FOUNTAIN GREEN, February 18th, 1869.

&c. T. DUUHO'
DEAR SIR The eleven tons Of "Listvrs Bone" which
purchased from yon last spring gave ontire salts
faction aud believe 1t tho host and cheapest Rome Dust
in the market You will please put my down for
seven tons this spring. Yours, respectfully.
@. W. GRANT.
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eE Read DIR. Garrison's advertisement
in another column.
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New Book. 200 Engravings.

The Farmers and Mechanics Manual edited by Geo
Z. Warng, Jr., author Of Draining by Profit" "Els
monts of Agriculture" &c. book Of great value to
every one Send for l6 page circular. Agents wanted
TREAT co, Publishers, 654 Broadway, NY. fb26-it
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HOUSEKEEPING g. KITCHEN
FUR MTTURE.

FUR NTTURE.
immediately after the above,
35 BARRELS OF CORN,
$50 BUSHELS OF SEED OATS, -..
100 YELLOW LOCUST POSTS.-season-
ed.
2. COWS and CALVES.
TrRMs.Ail SUMS OF SO dollars, cash;
above that amount 4 credit of six months,
with approved security and interest.
sR Ladies are particularly requested
to attend, as sale Of this description
rarely occurs in the country.
WIN. S. BOWMAN,
feb19 Auctioneer. .Dy
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BEL AIR, February Esd, 1869.

BEL AIR, Feb uary 23d, 1859.
Mr. r. T. Botcne
DEh SIN: Il u,ed six tons Of Listers Bone" slast
fall oh wheat. which looks very promising aud shalt
want supply for my spring crops Inn also very much
pleased with the 'Tett's Raw Rome Phosphate which
got from yen and say that is certainly ettsr than
any Phosphate have used.
Yours respectfully,
r. J. ROGERS.
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AGENTS WANTED FOR THE
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work descriptive Of Washington City Inside and Ont
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ASNE ARUNDEL Co, Nh, Nov 10th, p6s
MxssRs. 0. P. MkRRrMAS Co:
GEsTtEhrN:-ln answer to ypRr enquiry to what
think Of ysnr Raw Bone Phosphate purchased in July
last. allow nc TO sty-I il fair tial on cabbage
by the side of three other Fertilizers Of seknou
merit and found it equal If not better than the ether
and at less cost we'll satisfied with it, Intend
To use u the coming spring. Yours, Traly,
fcbl9-Jm RkZ1N HAMMOND
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BEL AIR, February list, 1869.
Mr.. r. T. Bo,one:
MI DEAR Sir My brother and have used consid
eraba quantity Of Listers Bone, and considered II
unadultcratsd aud good in quality.
Yours, very respectfully.
HENRY d. FARNANDIs,
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Bone Dust Bone Dust |!
GROUND III OURSELVES.
At Lowest REarket Rates,
Girl MI z s.
Patent Raw Bone Phosphate,
AT GAO PER TONI

The past two years have fully realized this HAw
BONE PHOSPHATE to DO the Cheapest aud 'best ia, the
Market and unsurpassed by the highest priced asunos
Its adaptation to WHEAT CORN, OATS BUCKWHEAT
TOBACCO, GARDEN TRUCK, GRASSES, &C.. sas bosn
fully and most satisfactorily tested Fihesy Greund
and suitable for drilling put up In Bags OF l6 bs each
So READ THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES, and
call at our Warehouse and examine hundreds Of sim.
ila character from those who have been bsns 1t with
the most Kal ishctory results.
O. P. MBRRYMAN CO. Sole Manufacture,
Warehouse "a g. DAY st., between Lombard md Pratt,
Baltimore, Md.
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18th DISTRICT, BALTIMORE Co., Mn, Nov. .lrs, 1858

MsssRs. q. P. MERRYMAN& Co..
GEsrLEsIS -Iapped the Raw Rome Phosphate pur-
chased Of you last spring my sido by side With
one Of the most popular aud expensive fertilizers 10 thu
market, and could no difference yours fully
equal to it. also applied it to Turnips with ysgact
success 1t gave such entire satisfaction that sred
nothing else npon my wheat this fall sowsd the tprs
Of 1t the latter part Of September and this tt, IL
bids fair to make good Crop ever prodaee by
the use Of Peruvian or any of the expensive GaanSa
have every confidence in IT, 1t is only to be tried /,
appreciated Yours Respectfsify,
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BcwbErs QuaR-sR, BALTIC. Co., Mp, Nov. s1st 1868.
MxssRs. o. p. MxRKrNAS 4 Co.: ."
GENTLEMEN Tho Raw Bone Phosphate bought OF
you last SPRING applied to by the side OF Peruv
an Guano In equal quantities. and il there dicr
ence at all, 1t in favor Of the Phosphate. My cora
crop was excellent. l applied it also upon Oats aka
Potatoes with the most satisfactory results. pretsr
decidedly to Peruvian Guano from the fact that whilss
the Gano spends itself upon the growing Crop tbs az
fecs Of the Phosphate be strongly in the cropM
following Some that applied to Potatoes by the side
If Fish Manure. nadsa splendid YIELD the Fish turn
ing out abundant crop of Vines the Phosphate the
Potatoes have used 1t this fall upon my Whssl> and
NJ this time II looks well as could desire.
. GEORGE EDwAfDss
Cvcrseer for Dr. VIM. ii. Iieeper.