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AUTHENTIC DOCU MENT S
ARKANSAS HEARD FROM.
Testimony Of Medical Men.

sroxy porxr wnrv corsrr, Arkansas Msy - 1850.
a. Ions Rrtt-Dear Sir. Last February was IN
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sarsaparfs snd Cedron Bitiers
~ law who was with me In the store Mss been
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proved ,x.n.,A ..,.a ,ha,o and
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Prepared by Dr. JpuS Bull at his Laba'ory, fH'n
street, Louisville, Ky.
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Lrlt ,ulsrioriy overall rtinaiss sNtrcr.r 10 r.
,L,lic for the tAkTAs All sNsstNi stfsN' aS"r
and Fever Chile aud Fever, vl.it.r 81 stfr q e's
lie refers the .Aiiie N.>isra r.o Stet'h
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e.,. dose has l.,n s,G c.eft ter crt.,
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with a psri,et r,si.rsi,n Of tie etsAtt.hi' hs
how ever pluden and in every csse mere setn tc'ts,
II i,s use l. Gtnu.d n smaller ces.s ~ :. ~e
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na raouire rpy AID 10 keep IL t~ els soee .'a'
should the palieni however. rs4pire es'h.Eic nss,
cine .er having taken three OF ierr doses 81 ~ ihc
"a s,ngl. dose Of BULLS VEGE1AElk fsllli fills
will ls sufficient.
Oh JOHN Bulls rrineirs! oTee.
No 40 tith, cross street.
LOUISVILLE, k.ptvssy.
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DR.. JOHN Blu LIS
SARSAPARILLA!
a cooa Re.sop for the Captain's Fsith.
Read tho Captains Letter
AVID SEB
LETTER FROM HIS MOTHER.

Hvxrox BAaxarxs. Missouri, April - 1896
Dr.. yonS BrIL-Desr sir. Knowing the .fcsney o.
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nv CAPTAIN G. r. JOHNSON.
st. Louis, Missouri.
. s-Tbe following was written April 20. 1853, by
Mrs Jennie johnson. Mother Of Captain ohnson
~. p,,I,-pear Sir: Ny husband, DR. .. !"rnson
ekiIlfuJI surgeon end physician IN central y .
Where he died leaving the above q r. s"hhson ,o ~
A. thirteen years Of age he had chr'hc diarrhs
and scrofula for which gave him your sarsapar,a
In, r,rrp W~ have for ten years recouiu'shneu J, y
~ vsy York Ohio and Iowa for serofnia, fevoi
and general debility Perfect success mas stehss
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III believe he will recover vxx,v ,ouxenx
Respectfully, SbSNS ""9o''
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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-09-15

SALES. Bills have this week been
printed at this Office for Sales as fol-
lows:
Messrs. Hout and Carpenter, of pal.
las, closing out at cost, to settle VI
books.
Thos. w. Flanagan, Public Sale Of
stock, grain, household goods, &C., al
his residence six miles south Of Knox
vile, on the 22d inst. Mr.. Flanagan
will remove to Missouri.
George Moshcr, Public Sale Of stock,
corn, hay and farming implements, at
his residence three miles west OF Belle
fontaine, OF the oath inst.
Mr.. Allen Short will have a public
sale Of stock, farming implements,
&C., at his residence miles west OF
Columbia, on Saturday, 2lth inst.
VIM. Blain ct al, Referees, sale OF
lands, Sth prox. See advertisement.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-09-15

STEPHENS HisToRY.-We have
received from the publishers, Messrs.
Zeigler, McCurdy g. Co., 90 Monroe
Street, Chicago, the I'd volume OF
"The War Between the States; its
Causes, Character, Conduct and Re
suits" by Hon. A. III. Stephens, Vice
Pres't Of the Late So-Calledo Con-
federate States. This work may be
considered the Southern official ac-
count Of the war, and IA such is inter
esting and valuable. The book is well
printed and bound, and illustrated
with numerous fine steel cngravings,
fac-smiles of letters from Pres't Lin
colin and others, &c. Sold by subscrip-
ton only. Agents wanted in every
County. For Circulars, Terms, &C..
address the Publishers, rs above.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-09-15

REGISTER. REGISTER. THE reg
istration Of voters is an important
matter, and ought to be carefully
attended to from now on until cleo
ton. The lists of voters are now
posted up in the Clerks offices OF
every Township. Every voter in
each Township ought to examine
the list and see if his name is on it
correctly. Don't neglect it, thinking
your name must be on. 1t may be
there all right, and it may not. If
it is not on, you will have some
trouble in getting your vote in ON
election day. If your name is not
found on the list then, before you
can vote you will have to make afli-
dayit that you are a qualified voter
and present q proper reason for not
hauing been registered, and will also
have to prove up by the affidavit of
some person who is registered and
who IL a freehOlder or householder.
This will be some trouble. And
mere carelessness and neglect will
not be "proper reason" for not
having been registered.
Look at the list, now, right off, at
the very first chance, and see if your
name is on right. If it is not, then
make sure to be present when the
Township Trustees meet, at the
usual place Of holding elections, on
Tuesday, the atil of next month, and
have your name put on then. And
remember that no names can be
added to the register after the 9Th
of next month; SO if you don't have
it attended to on the 4th, at the
Trustees meeting, your Votes "gone
up'' for this year, or else you will be
at considerable trouble. in getting
it in.
We hope active and earnest Re
publicans i'm each Township will
watch this matter, from now on,
and see that all qualified voters in
the Township are duly registered
Make it a point to attend the Trust
ecs' meeting on the 4th, for this
purpose. We need every vote this
Fall; and neglect now cannot be
remedied aftcrward, except with
difficulty.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-09-15
Local and Miscellaneous.

MARRIED, ON Thursday, 9Th inst
10y II. Wikle, Esq, at the residence OF
the brides father, JOHN II. TEMPLE.
row To SARAH ANN CREW, Of Red
Rock TIP.
In buggy, by A. Reynolds, Esq,
III his residence, on "Wednesday, 9TH
inst, Mr.. DAVID HoRsEMAN TO MISS
HANNAH c., daughter Of +. JOHNSON,
Esq, Of Pleasant Grove TIP.
On yYednasday. -'i- s.-.gt., 'fr fne res
jdence Of the bride, in Knoxville, by
Jaev. Jesse Craig, Mr.. AUSTIN q.
HAYS, and Mrs. MAGGIE Z. FURdu-
son..
The printers acknowledge the cake, ,
and add their most sincere good wishes
t. those Of the many friends for the
brightest future Of the welded pair.
On Wednesday, the eth inst, at the
Court House in Knoxville, by S. y.
Gose, j. r., AfR. WILLIAM T. HAIR
Il1s to Miss MoLLIE J. WORKMAN,
Of led Rock Ip., Marion Co., Iowa.
On Sunday, the nth inst, by S.
y. Gose, j. p, at his residence in
Swan Tp., Nh. SAMUEL ID. TRENT
TO Hiss MELINDA G. THRAsEEE;
both of Wheeling, Marion Co., Iowa.
On Wednesday, 9TH inst, by w.
n. van Ausdal, Esq, OF Red Rock
Tp., in buggy in front Of his Office,
Ia. CHARLES w. HARP TO Miss
fsYLvANIA A. REID, and Mr.. AL
FEED l.. REESE to MISS SARAH Il.
HARP; all of this County.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-09-15
A Dictionary Of the Bible,

Comprising antiquities, Biogrophy, Gs-
Og.a1,hy and Natural History, acttb
numerous illustrations ant Maps.
Edited by Wm. Smith, LII. u. I'ub-
HShed by Jones, Junhta d Co., CAtcG-
90, It's.
A good Bible Dictionary Is a desid-
eratum; especially ut this time, when
theChurch, through the Sabbath School
and Bible Glass, is seeking to secure al
intelligent and thorough acquaintance
with the Word of God.
There have been numerous works 81
this kind prepared; but DIR. Smiths
greatly c1ceks all others-presentin
the results Of the ripest scholarship
and latest research, so largely and 30
luminously that he and his associates
have conferred a measureless benefac-
ton upon the religious world.
Or. Smith and his associate contrib
utors are well known as among tho
most eminent Biblical Scholars Of our
time, in both Europe and America;
and they have performed their work
with thoroughness which leaves little
room for competition or criticism.
The older Bible Dictionaries were
necessarily imperfect. Philology has
wonderfully advanced during the last
quarter of a century, and the research
es of travellers and scientific engineers
have thrown much light upon many
questions relating to the Holy script
ures. This work has been made UP
with great care, and contains the very
latest results OF progress III Biblical
studies.
1t contains a sufficiently complete
history and analysis of each OF the
Books of the Bible, while adequate b.
ographical sketches are given OF each
of the inspired penmen, and OF every
historical character mentioned III Tie
Bible--every article being entirely II.
| liable, and many of them the resultso
| the ripest and rarest scholarship, ana
embodying the substance Of whole
tIeatises upon their respectivesubj
1t is in every respect, in words ana
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The work is issued in the finest style
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We can conscicntiously commend
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American household.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-09-15

TOWNSHIP SoMINATIONS. The Re-
pub,icans Of Indiana and Washington
Townships have made the following
nominations respectively:
Indiana Up. For Justices Of the
Peace, Benjamin Rogers and lra Ken
drick; for Constables, W. Rutherford
aud Dempsey Ellrod; for Trustees, M.
NJ. Mark, J.. i, Bonebrake and Phi
lander Applegatc, for Assessor, Nj. Il.
Harmed; for Clerk, ". Swain.
Washington TIP. For Justices of the
Peace, Isaac Anderson and James
Shaw; for Trustees, John l.. Bailey,
John Cooper and Thomas Harmed;
for Constables, Newton Mitchell and
q. r.. Dawson; for Assessor, q. IS.
Neal; for Clerk, Joseph Lines.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-09-15

SEND IN THE TICKETS. We would
request Republicans Of every Town
ship in the County to send us "A list Of
their nominations for Township offices
as soon as ndie--for publication in
the paper, and for use in printing the
Tickets. The time before election Is
very short; and little delay may
cause great Inconvenience. Please be
very sure that all the names are cor
rcctly spelled and plainly written, and
all the initials In properly.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-09-15

Sr. MISUNDERSTANDING occasion
recently to pass few days in VIM
terset, after looking around the
fine town and the magnificent new
Court House, now approaching CON-
plef1on and acknowledged to he the
finest structure of the kind in the
State. we found ourselves at the st.
Nicholas Hotel, northwest corner OF
Square, J. ID. Cavenor, Proprietor.
Mr.. c. is an attentive, generous 'ost;
and the accommodations Of thu house
are good. We can recommend the
st. Nicholas as the House 10 stop at
in Winterset. r..
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-09-15

For SALE-The best Stock Farm in
this County, consisting OF 56o2 acres Of
Prairie and 40 acres of Timber, all to-
gether. $40 acres Of it under cultiva-
ton; a fine Orchard of over 200 we'll
selected trees, and plenty of small
Shrubbery; three Dwelling-Houses-
one of them IS by 80, II story, 8rooms,
with cellar under the whole Of it; two
other Houses, each l6 by 20; one good
new Barn, and two Iowa stables; three
never-failing springs-one Of them
running over so bbls. of water per day;
q never-failing stream of water across
one corner of the prairie and through
the timber. School-house on the land;
main road running through the center
east and west. This fine farm is stu
ated Is miles southwest of Knoxville,
and miles from O good Grist and
Saw Mill, p. o., Church, Stores, &c.
Price 5000, one half down, balance
in one and two years. For further
particulars address ALLEN SHORT,
Columbia, Marion County, Iowa, or
e. +. SpERRY, Ag't, at the Central
Iowa Land Office, Knoxville, Iowa.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-09-15

r.. r. ELEcTIoN.-F'ro the Abba
Union of last week we learn that an
election in Troy TIP. Of Monroe Coun-
ty is to be held ON the Both inst, ITO
test the feelings Of our citizens in
regard to voting tax Of 3per cent.
to aid in the construction Of the A.
X. d d. II. r." The Union is as
sured that the surveys now in prog
ress will be abandoned unless this
vote is favorable, and operations
will be commenced elsewhere. But
in another paragraph it says "With-
in 10 months we expect to hear the
scream Of the iron horse on this
Road"
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-09-15

ACCIDENT Last Friday, Mt Car
ruthers' Planning Mill in this city,
an accident occurred which was UNI
comfortable enough as it was, and
came near being fatal. Lee and James
Patterson were attending the circular
saw, aud James struck the wedge in
the board CHANGING lick; the wedge
flew out and hit the saw and was by
IT thrown violently back, and hit Lee
in the face, knocking him down, and
innicting a severe wound. For time
it va5 thought he would not recover,
bat nc did, and is now up and around
again.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-09-15
REPUBLICAN, COUNTY CON
EENTION.
KNOXVILLE, IOWA,
Sent 10. 1870.

Sept. 10, 1879.
Pursuant to published Call, the Re-
publicans of Marion County, Iowa,
met in Delegate Convention at the
Court House in Knoxville on Satur-
day, Sept. 10, 1870, at l p. NJ, for the
selection of candidates, &c.
Called to order by Allen Hamrck,
of Knoxville, Chm Cen. Com; and on
motion, Hon. b. j. Keables, of Lake
Prairie, was chosen Chairman pro
tenn, and a. L. Sperry, of Knoxville,
Sec'y pro tenn.
On motion OF Hon. ID. r. Durham,
Of Clay, voted that a Committee OF
Five be appointed on Credentials; and
Chair appointed Messrs. Geo. Kruck
OF Knoxville, Lucien Reynolds OF
Summit, S. Y. Gose of Swan, !. A.
Bonsel of Union, and Henry Croll OF
Lake Prairie, as such Committee.
On motion OF Maj. III. ID. Gibson OF
Knoxville, voted that Committee OF
Five be appointed on Permanent
Organization; and Chair appointed
Messrs. III. ID. Gibson, r. II. Forsyth
of Clay, j. b. Ely of Liberty, Alfred
Baker of Summit, and T.. b. Ruckman
of Union, as such Committee.
Upon motion, and by call of Town
ships, the following gentlemen, viz:
Il. III. Forsyth of Clay, j. A. Wells OF
Dallas, w. G.. McElrea Of Franklin,
w. III. Caulkins of Indiana, j. Il. Ely
of Liberty, G. B. Boydston of Knox
vile, B. Il. Keables of Lake Prairie,
Eleazer Johnson of Pleasant Grove, j.
B. Yearns of Red Rock, VIM. Richards
of Swan, s. S. Roberts OF Summit, /.
A. Bonsel of Union and A.C.Keithley
Of Washington, We're chosen MS a Com
mittee to select County Central Com
mittee for ensuing year.
Committee on Credentials presented
Report showing Delegates or substi-
tutes present from all the Townships
except Polk and Perry. Report
adopted.
Committee on Permanent Organiza-
ton presented Report, which was
adopted, as follows, viz: President
Hon. S. Y. Gose of Swan; Vice Pres'l
Hon. ID. Il. Durham of Clay; Secreta-
Iries, III. G.. Curtis Of Lake Prairie and
A. +. Sperry Of Knoxville.
Committee on Selection Of County
Central Committee presented Report,
which was adopted, as follows: Central
Committee, Gil. Collins Of Knox willie,
j. Ii. Cotton Of Pella, j. M. Cathcart
of Indiana, 5. Y. Gose Of Swan, and
a. G. Keithley of Washington.
On motion of l.. Is. Ruckman of
Union, carried, that the voting on
nominations be done by Townships
and viva voce.
On motian Of Maj. III. ID. Gibson,
Convention proceeded to ON informal
ballot for Clerk Of Courts.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-09-15

Books! Books! /! Books! &C.
G.. Brobst's Cheap Book Store, east
side Square, Knoxville. School
Books, current series, at lower rates
than ever before. Publishers prices
reduced. Call soon and inquire pri.
ces. Miscellaneous Books, Station.
cry, Music, Musical instruments,
Wall papers, De-, de-, &c. A large
General Stock for a First-class Book
Store,
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-09-15

Coon BOOKS Mr. Il. Reynolds, OF
Pleasantyille, is now canvassing as
Sole Agent in this County for smith 's
Dictionary Of the Bible, (see new
advertisement, this week and for the
Devotional and Practical Family
Bible--two excellent books for the
family. Mr.. II. intends to make a
general canvass of the County. BE
ready for the opportunity when he
calls.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-09-15

EDS. NoTER:-I saw in your paper
Of the 9Th inst. an article referring to
law to require stock to be kept up at
night, and holding stock for damage
done in the night. We hardly need
spend time or words upon that law
when there is one presented for our
consideration which meets the whole
matter. Let us care for our own stock,
and not deprive poor man of the use
purchase material to fence II. think
there is less danger Of my neighbor's
corn or wheat crossing the line and
trcspassing upon my premises, than
there is Of his horses, cattle and hogs
breaking into my grain and meadow.
Besides, it is impossible to improve
our stock under the existing system.
Now, neighbor farmers, this question
Is to be submitted to the people at our
election next month. Let us all ex-
anime this matter carefully, and let
those who are opposed to the law give
us their views through the Voter or the
Democrat, that we may have an OPP
portunity to try to answer them; and
thus we may all learn something by
exchanging opinions. This article is
intended to call out an expression.
If you cannot oprepare an article that
it will be suitable for publication, you
can give your ideas; and the editors
will put them in proper shape; that is
what we keep them there for. +.
Knoxville Township, Sept. IL.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-09-15
REn Rock TOWNSHIP.

Ed. yoTEKs-Geo. and VIM. Marshall
have opened new coal bank with a
three-foot vein Of good coal. Ii Is
miles north west of Red Rock.
Richard Thompson had 40 acres OF
Goose wheat, which yielded some
over 100 bushels.
G. +. Boekenoogen will start with
his family for Labette Co., Kansas,
next Thursday, Sept. sth.
7. and y. Knight had 10 acres OF
wheat in Fairview Tp., Jasper Co.,
and they had -2liin hi'sia@iS.
James Montgomery had % acres OF
wheat, in the same field, and had 625
bushels. ;. RIDENoUR.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-09-15

H9w?--We observe by the Democrat
Of this week that Mr.. David Smith, Of
Franklin Tp., declines the Democratic
nomination for Supervisor, aud that
Capt. VIM. Blain, of Union, has been
put on the ticket in his place. II was
before this nomination OF the Captain,
but after the Democratic Convention
was held, that we We're informed that
Capt. Blnin made the remark. in con-
yeIsation, that the Democratic nomin-
ations for Supervisors were "a weak
ticket" and that of they were elected,
Fisher would have to run the Board
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-09-15

Ia! HA!.--What funny uniform
that IL Of the Prussian soldiers, with
their tall shakos, their helmets and
other fiummididdlery! Why don't
they buy respectable clothing, such rs
Coats sells, together with other Dry
Goods, and Groceries, Boots and Shoes,
Hats and Caps; DC, at his a | Store
on the north side Of the Square. Ex-
eellcnt Goods, and low prices all the
time.