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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-03-08

Ey7 The fifth volume of Mr.. Nlacaulay's His
tory of England has been committed to the print
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-03-08

TSoR the last fourteen the Subscribers
stan. furnish the public with the
best security and these enorts
and increasing demand and
his In advance Of other
Medal WORLDS Fafr. London,
I'm 1881, which can be seen with Gsa Nca
awarded him by the American Institutes
established Depot, Of Water and Pine
streets, Green Block. - 80 8. G. HKRRIEG,
July .. 135, 1S7 and 139 Water Street.
c. l. Harmon & Co.. Agent, Chicago, Illinois,
Williams, Bonnel & Co., Milwaukee, wisconsfn,
Orders received by NsrshaI b Co., St Paul.
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CHARLES e. MAYO co.,

CHARLES f.. MAYO CO.,
.---' Successors to F. S. Ncwell.)
YIvUOIESALE Dealers In Cutlery,
w a:d Dealers in Stoves and Tin Thirdst.,
St. Paul, Minnesota. c. =. MAYO,
myl5-lY +. BANGS, in.
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GEORGE CULVER. yNo. rARRIMoToN.
CULVER HARRINGTON,
Storage, Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
Upper Landing, 81. Paul, Mins..
Wholesale Dealers In
GROCERIES AND PROVI SIONS.
Liberal Advances made on Consynn'enss.
REfEkENcEs:
II. l.. Douseman, Prairie du CHEN,
b. w. Brisbois, do. do.
u. II. Campbell & Co.., Galena,
q. W. Campbell Il Co., do.
n. Corwith b. Co., do.
laugworthy h Co., Dubuque,
+. Il. Potter, Bellevue,
Burrows Pettymal., Davenport,
tirccn Stone. Muscatinc,
VIM. Gayle h Co., Keithsbnrg,
Humphreys, Tutt x Terry, St. Louis
J. J. Anderson & Co., do.
Kennedy Foster New Orleans,
Il. Browcr & Co., do
Rums,y, Brothers & Co., Chicago,
Thomas Hale, do.
Cronin, Uurxthall Il Sears, New York,
Ramsey Crooks, do.
Sitter, Price h Co., Philadelphia,
Calender, Rogers x Co., Boston.
Mark Packages VI c. & F., Upper Landing, st.
Paul, NJ. r. Jall-u
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SAINT CLOUD CITY:
LOCATED At THE HEAD OF STEAM NAvTGATION
ON TIE MISSISSIPPI RIVER,

LOCA1ED AZ The HEAD VI SIEAM NAFiGdIION
ON TIE MISSISSIPPI RIVER,
And the Foot Of Sank Rapids Mime Territory.
w January, 1855, accordance with the
1884, relating u locating Town Sites Government Lands,
the following advantages for making the
largest cities in the norfh-soesf.
l. The beautifully situated elevated prairie,
with natural slopes towards the river and anlbozt Landing,
bank the Mississippi, short below
mouth OF Sank river, and about sixty miles above the Falls
Of st. Anthony.
2. the head steamboat navigation Anthony,
and between these two places, steamboats, will regularly
the present
the county Stesrns county,
center Of the the river The county Is fully
lied according to law.
than other I'm the Territory. Five
been located by Government, with xti6x
completion, all leading through country
In beauty and fertility.
purchase by the 100000
the Chippewa lands, throws iNmbemen the
lands Minnesofs, which being
Cloud the Mississippi, gives the town all the
flowing from extensive numbering country. -sa.:
The valley River Of cannot Do
surpassed Being with prairie
we'll adapted to farming and be Seced
precmption which win exclude speculsors,
quarter section the property OF actual seers-a which
will be tributary 70 st. CioSi. b-4f@ fet cir
T. st. Cloud will be the point Mssssipps tho
Great North Pacific Railroad Puget
which the Railroad must pass referred to Gov S
vens Official Report to Governments Of his survey and explor
Ing expedition. BROTT, CURTIS Co., Proprietors,
~ l"1f st. Anthony, Minnesota.
Once Main street, opposite the Falls II the sign
st. Cloud Land Agency sad Intelligence Oace" je2s
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WIN. w. PAGE,

WIN. w. PAGE,
Veterinary Surgeon, Late from Canada.
r BEG
rounding country h prepared to attend to all business
in profession VETERINARY SURGEON.
My tn. business during
Canada, enables with
great confidence 10 all.
Entire satisfaction will be given In all cases.
Calls will be attended to al the shortest notice.
I.nimcut Srrans, Weak Joints AMI Rhcm atisn
jyI7-wtf WIN W. PAGE, Mansion House.
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TROY, n. ". BELL FOUNDRY.
JONES f. HITCHCOCM,P rOprietOrs,

MANUFACTURE and keep constantly on hand Bells for
lNl Churches. Factories, Steamboats,. School Houses. Panta-
Railroad Stations hung with dreh's
Rotary Ioke' Wheels, Frames, TviEg Hammers.
pe Springs attached To the Cappcr ;ailof which
and satisfaction. Letters addressed
Rens Co., NJ rs shall have Immediate at
tention. ft.-.s..... r.tf au2a-Iys
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hereby given, that allowed bury
their dead In the Comfy Byng Ground, without
rom W. DAHL Overseer Of the Poor, Of the County Com
Any person violating the above prose-
Sd by ofeer of the County Ramsey County
u. l.. ". M. Grr,,t oep x-ov. n ,rrsrv Rom
seiA-swc&0mw 81. Paul District
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DISNOLUTION AND REMOVAL

AND
FINE subscriber would respectfully apprse the public tha
the firm Wright Il Fitz dissolved, July 23d 1885,
by All due the firm will be settled 10y
RII. Frz, who authorized the OF the Arm for
thai purpose. The Undersigned having removed his shop to
ST. Peters street, the First Presbyterian Chuch In tho
building formerly occupied by Mesrs Gise Cross HeS" will
carry carpenter all its branches. Thankful
he solicit continuance OF thu same
R. II. FITZ.
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SCOVILLE, BUSCiiICK Il CO.,
Canal street, Harrison and Polk, Chicago Illinois,
Builders OF Steam Engines. Saw-Nilis. MiII-Gcarins
and all kinds OF Machinery.
DARTICULAR ntin paid to Steamboat Engines,
i Printing and all kinds work i'm this branch Of
business. SPOKE. LATHE AND BORING MACHINES.
constantly hand
also build Wren's Patent CORN PLANTERS and solicit
the Merchants This unparalleled Ma
chine. regulated drop grain distance
a. the may desire.
oc29-6m SCOvILLE, BITSCIIICK & CO.
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ALLEN PIERSE,
n 4, an srol 4 and lu..sf

ALLEN pIERSE,
Attorney at Lao and General Land Agent.
HAVING Register Land ONCE under the late adj
mnsation he able the best land in the Terrific
subject and the regularity Of all oca:
tions made by him.
land invest
"a cent. the latter
three years-and charge half the
= commissions.
street, the Episcopal Church, St.
Paul. Min. myI5-tf
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LOOK IND L,IVET!f
DR. J. J. GALLUPsD se-
COMPOUND SYRUP OF BRIER ROOT,

~
fNVUAkVOlND "a nOA~ VI OAsAAAAs AsOVA4
rbe beat ,os tu. safe and reliable Medcue ever used
0ummer Coniants Weak and Relaxed Bowels Of Old and
Z Younr .lso Z sOvr, IN vr,srDv r0u
1870" c.... -: - r,... 49,.
sA-s.S Ss@se's - - - @.-'' $50
THIS medicine has been In years. and has esabsh-
medicine In the world without the aid Of pung or
ments Of any KIND ana the present prop0r only
resort 70 tne o. Ics me pulpoe =, @
70 the wSoe oosy ne ps9e the knoweose Which,
experience can only give "MeJe~'
The Brter Rect S5rup 5.7s. ~
~ resu of MANY Hoyef
and the adaotaon OF yeeeabe remedies 10 their
The Of the different rugs and in the
.hrs are =, weI know thai any person with common share
Of and can tell what will have tendency
relax constipate the bowels. All know that
cpaun wnne :. stupEes ne ysse'n, nss .. S M. ~ Iii
tne ALTON VI .ne oowes anu bat cAstoI o, anu Ieep, ~
VINO does not knew that an over dos ~ opnm is DEAN an
% Of most of the medicines In use.
The aim physicians has been compound mcdi-
Of this kind in such Quantities that the disease win be
ana the meucne ICY snGrI YIoc1eng csdh tbs
ocseS. ~ n' "a viz N ~,
oI tnI pos"n, o LIE -, 'nA. VI .e
meocns :. a s r 1850, aso Sn p ,h, @
the patient one nearer an early
or an Impotent and unhappy old age.
DocToR GALLUP was early struck with this peculiarly in
Of medicines their effects, his
To discovery of remedy After several fress
Dor he finally succeeded fact
the principle can be from
the ana tina they each
Tor the,r Ne .Iso s,ceeded method
Of separating them that was easy and practicable.
enabled him 10 what he een se~Iine after for
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-03-08

A JAPANESE Gulf SrREAM.-Last week Lieut.
Bent, of the navy, read a paper before the Geo.
graphical and liistoral Society, New York, in
which he showed, from the records kept by the
Japan Expedition, that there is also in the Pacific
Il 'Rver of the Ocean, flowing to the northward
and eastward along the coast of Asia, correspon-
ding in every essential particular, with the Gulf
Stream of the Atlantic. There is an increased
temperature Of both the air and water the mo-
ment the oceanic stream of that region is entered,
but predominant thermal change in the water,
which almost invariably continues superior in
temperature to that of the air, until leaving the
stream again. 1t is caused by the great eqrIato-
rial current Of the Pacific. Along the coasts of
Formosa its strength and character arc decidedly
marked AS those Of the Gulf Stream on the Flo
rlda coast Its greatest velocity is in the Gulf of
1edo, where it is eighty miles per day. It's aver
age velocity is from thirty to forty miles per day.
Lieut.. u. attributes the mild climate of Japan
ana Calu ornia to the Pacific stream, and said the
Nou Stream has not similar influence upon our
coast, because tine cold current flowing south in
'efvenes between it and the shore. -
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SOMETHING NEW IN ST. PAUL.
ST. PAUL HORSE BAZAAR.
HORSES SOLD AT AUCTION AND al
PRIVATE SALE.
an hand u horses brought to the market
~ On Fourth Roberts and Jackson
back of WiIlorghby d Powers sttb..
Z. Persons leaving sale will he charged !
week tabng, grain, so per week
stabling aleEc.
jy20-tf J. E.C COLLINS
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subscribers beg return thanks public
the liberal in their
line OF business,
hey would say that they much better prepared
they have before, having
cracker Machine from Boston which will
their work with such facility dispatch they supply
the public with either
Wine Crackers; also, Pilot Bread, otaer
trade At all times, baked
er sent part ofchage
jyt7-tf SPENCE 4 GINS
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-03-08

VTIHOLES RETAIL. every description Of
w Furniture Feathers, Mattresses, Beds and Bed
ding.
ALsO.-Pianmo Fories and nycioicon.. Randolph
| Chic lime Nv
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D. BROWNING WALTER ID. STEWART, HENRY Al LEN.
BROWNING, STEWART ALLEN.
yJTUoLESAiE Dealers BOOTS AND Shoes II War
w stairs Broadway and nst street below
Chambers and the Irving House, New Ysrk.
II. II. ALLEN. (frc3o-6m) JOHN n. SEELs.
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SELLING orr CHEAP.

TO MAKE ROOM FOR OUR SPRING ARRIVALS.
our stock Of all kinds Hardware complete, and we
~ would ask Carpenters, Cabinet Sad
ders examine making
purchases. sell
Z En-
fcb4-tf aARKLEY &sKERN.
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HANCOCK & THOMAS, s9 .
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,

MTSNEsoTA TERRITORY.
J" ILL make loans the security Estate, puchase
SELL take charge Of and lands examine tides
prepare all Of legal lard csin en-
sppcrtainIng to-
General and Real Essase Agency.
st.sSfgg saL BEHERENcRss II .s4sff4Ft
Alex Ramsey, ex-Gov. Minnesota, Captain DANA
Messrs Earklcy 3 Kern, st Paul q, ~ :.
Franklin Steele, Esq, Fort Smelling
y H Campbell Esq, GAIenS - e1f.fa ~ ftHsffnS
Russell 6s Bennett, st Louis 81 ss7l --~4af s-.ss
william Freeman ESQ, 10. Jshn csdwai,saes PhiIa
CAPT b Buckner, Chicago - = = .fsFsfa
Hon n smyser, Hon David Krause, Hoa. John Nesar,
Norrfstowu, Pa !. 80 r.. ers.s, ~ s..es. IL
YelIowes, Ia, New York ~ q 3 33fliaTf5fr fHa
y @ Read, Zee, New Haven ee4s'g s. .H4r seat
Once Second ana Hsen stress, near Wire Su
pension Bridge. ~ Vf,1sE 13a16.tf
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yCHOOL sLAfDe-Trsnparsnt Sfxss and Poscezin 9lsse
- For ssisby Oel-tc c. HAMILTON . 90
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EAGLE RAKERY a CcacKER NaYUFaCT0.Y

LOT FOR SALE-RARE CHANCE!-r
LOT. elcfhty situated the Capitol, 1000 of.
tered for sale for 500. Inquire of
q
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RELLS, BELLS,

BELLS. BELLS..
THE SUBSCRIBERS. at their established and enlarged
Foundry, upon improved method AMI keep
constantly hand large assortment their superior BELLS
all descriptions suitable Fire Alarms. Churches
Academies, Factories. Steamboats,. Plantations. Ac.
their s.loaIns Yoke" and other improved
which the Bell, with
efficiency in ringing WARRANTED given OF tone and durability
For full particulars to CHIMES, KEYS, WEIGHTS, etc.,
ply Circular to A.. MENEELY'S SONS,
my22-1ys Vest Albany Co.. n. Y.
BELLS! BELLS:. BELLS:!. .qseeI .rf
FENEELY'S celebrated Church, Factory, Steamboat School
tl other bells, constantly hand
the Foundry in West Troy, NJ Y.
Mathematical Instruments.
Transt the
struction, constantly hand.
and Instruments be found with
II. j. Nszro h Co.. Milwaukee,
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CANADIAN TRApK.--The aggregate value of the
imports from and the exports to Canada for 1855.
being the first year under the operation of recip
roca free trade under the late treaty.. were Sl2.-
0l0.66S, being an increase of S9,l4O,S46 over
ISL. - ". -
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LOST LAND WARRANTS.
To Registers and Receivers of Local Land Offices Dealers
in Land Warrants and Others
TTNE following named Land been lost eh
from the mall between New Orleans and Washington, D..
Co. In the latter city. All cautioned against buy
receiving said
the General Land Ofice prevent the issuance Of PATENTS
100 acres, George Msran, No. 1901
100 do James u Hearscy 1925
100 do Thomas Hughes 1892
100 do SAMUEL Gourlcy 22937
100 do Roger Brown 1914
100 do Tyler Ogwin 2l067
100 do Willism Hesse 2i9f1
12O do Louis G billiard 26ss7
100 do James Myers 1885
100 do James Wiilngham 1881
40 do John Good 1889
Washington, D C, Dec 20, 1855.
HAMILTON G. FAINT. Banker,
feb2-f No 432 Pennsylvania Avenue.
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VINHlS Essence Is preparation #
ordinary DiarbGa ncipient cholera, short,
OF prostraon OF the digestive functions, is Of
value During the prevalence cpiic cholera
complaints OF children, it peculiarly acious; no family
individually Or traveller should bo without il.
CAUrION.-De sure the
pared only by BROWN a: his Drug and Chemical Store,
E. Corner of Fifth and Chestnut PHILADELPHIA
for sale by all the respectable hecari-s
and IN 81. Paul, by WOLFF STEEVER.
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E ~ ID. r. MCDONALD, aHf
attorney and Councillor at Lac,
yXyrLL attend promptly collections buying and selling Of
w Real Estate, payment Of taxes, Lad War
sants, icanng money, &c, &e., Hudson, ws. Ja37-n
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TRUMAN Nj. SMITHS

TRUMAN Nj. SMITHS
COLLECTING AGENCY AND DEPOSIT OFFICE,
Saint Paul, Minnesota.
PARTICULAR paid purchase Rea
Estate, Loaning Money Locating Land Warrants, Paymen
Of Taxes, etc., etc. my15;1ys
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TWO Store Rooms III" winsow So Will
be rented until the list April a fairpricc.
Can lr had for five years. Inquire vi
ded Sf A.. C. DUNN.
JUST RECEIVED,
4 n BOXES q those fine Reserve Chee,cs
II fresh from the Diry and for sale cheaper than
the b" DEPOT,'' by
ui4-tf B. F. IRVINE & co
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Abill to incorporate the young mems associa-
ton ut Winona. :rg
The House then resolved itself into com. Of
the whole to take into consideration Council bills.
After the com. rose the House took recess till
2l-2P. NJ.
CnIyNCIV
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&. A. DELOYNES Il CO.,
IMPORTERS
Brandies, Wines, Fruits & Segars,
AZ South WGter Street. up adirs) Chicago.
rINIE Wines ami Liquors sold by the above House all
TIL importation of their Ncr York firm. and trans
frricd in bond under TIE seals Of Government to Chicago
VIII they lodged in United Sdcs bonded cellars In this
the merchants Of tn North Western States purchase
IN Chicago with the certainty to quality New
York JUbbcd Goods sold TO pi of the Country Canada
be Transferred in bond. there be Custom IT-use
ted the other House in the NorthWe
siqnrs with the like security gcunccss the merchants
Of 81. Paul must find It to their interest, DESTROYS obtain
the pure article, their aul3-tf
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DIR. Z. SMELL,
ExCRLIOR, MINNESOTA.
and Physician the Springfield
Cure, Proprietor Easthanpton Hydropathic
Institution.
R. SMELL, having had long and successful practice In
~ Hydropathy Electro Magnetism, and Dental Surgery,
patronage the this
vicinity public generally Examinations Of chronic
given with
knowledge Of the case, asking questions.
n Office hours A. n. to 4 +. n. 10dawtf
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NJ. G. MOIES & COMPANY,
General Agents and Commission Merchants,
NOR the sale OF all kinds Of Railroad Materials Machinery
and Steam Engines Pumps Horse Powers, Saw and Girls
Mills forgngs, Iron ami Brass Castings, Steam
Files, Nails, Nuts aud Washers, Betting,
and Glass Lanterns; Locomotive Tires.
No. Is Main Street, St. Louis, Mo.
NJ. O.. MOiEs, n. d. VAN SosrRAND, H. n. WOODWARD
1Octooer ., 1900. Oc6-ly
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The House met at 10 O'Clock and was called to
order by the Speaker.
The Governor signed the following bills:
bill to define the boundaries of certain coun-
ties.
\ joint resolution for the payment of W. W.
k'ngsoury mileage and per diem while contes.ing
the seat Of y. c. ID. Taylor.
\ memorial for an appropriation for certain
improvements in the Territory.
A bill to incorporate the Minneapolis Mill Co.
bill to authorize the Regents of the Minneso.
ia University to borrow money.
The following bills were read a third time and
passed:
bill to incorporate the st. Paul Savings In
stitution.
bill authorizing Justices of the Peace to is.
Sue subpGnas to require persons to appear be-
fore the L. S. Land Offices.
A bill to provide for the publication and sales
Of tie Statutes Of Minnesota.
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q. p. MARSH, NJ. d.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Office, formerly oc-
l. cupird by Drs. Goodrich n Marsh A. Gale C".s
Grocery Stnre. ja9-tf
Dir. WREN,
4 NFFERS his services citizens Paul
~ the branch. his Residence
AMI Oalce Forrest, WinsioU House.
st. Paul, February II, 1855. fch13-f
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SHAKOPEE, MINNESOTA,

3: F. BUCKLiN CO'3
Storage, F0rs0ording and Coms0n Merchanf Shdkopee
MinnesOfd RiueY.
TEAMBOATS Of light draft, built expressly for this trade
- Paul every other day this point and
through and all goods consigned to will be
forwarded Belle Plains. Henderson,,
Sueur, Taver, Peters, Manksto, and to other point
directed. jyz-ly
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TINHE Co-parnersp existing between George
Proper and Carlos Wilcox, under the and firm
Proper Wilcox, is this day dissolved by mutual consen
The business will be Continued hereafter by Carlos Wilcox
the Land Once Building, the heretofore.
CARLOS WILCOX.
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Drs. BILLS MOVES,
OPERATIVE DENTISTS, MANUFACTURERS OF BLOCK
AND SINGLE MINERAL TEETH,
No. IS Fourth Street, Louis, Crcshou
Hat aud Fur Store.
REFERENCES:
d. G. Estes, 1 Messrs. r. II. Miller & Co..
Mr.. John r.. Hammond, s. Townsend, Robinson
Messrs. E. A. & 5. II. Filey, 4 Co.
DIR. yanz1ndt.
Dentists orders promptly attended to. myl5;tf
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-11-21
MEXICAN HOUS f..

The Proprietor of this we'll known
stand, is still exerting himself to provide
comforts and conveniences for the great
tide of travellers who visit for business
or pleasure, the garden of the west, Nor
thern Iowa. Increasing business requires
increased facilities for public accommoda-
ton and hence the AMERICAN is receiy-
ing very material enlargement and improv-
ment. Its nearness to the Steam Boat
Landing has established its reputation ~
convenient House for these who arrive
or are intending to take a Boat, while
every luxury the market affords is provi.
ded for the wants of numerous guests.
Stages leave every morning for all points
West. A Good Stable, well managed, 10
near the premises. Baggage conveyed
to and from the boats Free of Charge.
u- w. H. HARDING, Proprietor.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-11-21

The Greatest Medical Discovery Of the Age, is
u Ayers Catharctic Pills.
They don't HELP complaints, but they CURE
them.
One Box has cured Dyspepsia.
Three Boxes have cured the worst cases of Scro-
( fula.
E Two Boxes have cured Erysipclas.
One Boz always cures the Jaundice.
Three Boxes arc sure to cleanse the system from
Boils.-oten less than one does it.
~. Two Boxes have completely cured the worst of
ulcers on the legs. 5'
Small doses seldom fail to cure the piles.
One dose cures the Headache arising from
foul Stomach. .. ....... ...,s. = ...
Strong doses often repeated expcl every worm
from the body. They should be given to children,
who are always more or less afflicted with this
soourge. .... - ..
A. gentle Physic they have no equal.
One BOxcures arrangement Of the liver.
Half Box cures Cold. .H Ill ......
They purify the blood and thus strike at the
foundation of every disease. ~ @-e
= As Dinner Pill there is not their equal in the
world.
They are purely vegetable, and can do no harm,
but do accomplish an unaccountablc amount of
good.
Prepared by DR.. J. c. AVER, Practical Chem.
list, Lowell, Mas, and sold by all Druggists and
Dealers in Medicine through this section.
EVANS g. CONKEY, Agents,
McGregor, Iowa, Nov. 9Th, 1856. nj 3m.
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- 1LIdz APH.

BY favor of Scott & Bro, we have Ga
Jena Adv. Of the 10th. By mail we are
in receipt Of Erp. d Herald of the 18th.
We condense and clip.
xSteamer City of Washington reached
Philadelphia on the 18th, with Liverpool
dates to the 9Th.
The news is not important. Bread
stuffs closed dull. Ohio -four 36s, equal
$500 per barrel. Paris financial matters
not much improved. No return to conf
dence. Russia is still meddling with
those matters which the Great Peace Con-
ference was supposed to have settled
The black Sea and Danubian Provinces
are still to be occupied by the allied for
ces. Another war may grow out of these
difficulties. England is threatening Per
STA for her attack on John Bulls Asistic
subjects. The Affghans are said to have
taken 5000 Persian prisoners. .#.
Steam Ship Lyonnais sunk by a coils
ion-3O passengers lost, l6 saved.
DOMESTIC.
Steamer Superior lost in storm on
the Goth Oct, near Grand Island. Thir-
ty-fve lives lost, and sixteen saved.
Dallas has settled our English difficult
ties by treaty.
Jackson, Mich, has been visited by =
terrible fire. Loss 100000.
rs ELECTIONS.
There is no change in the result. Blu
chanan has ITO votes, with California to
hear from. Details come in slowly.
PENNSYLVANIA gives Buchanan 49,
O33 ]! over Fremont's portion of the "Un-
ion" ticket-l75, 900 over Fillmore's fu-
sion interest. Over all, 27,l62. Total
,ots 100000. -...
NEW YoRk.--Fremont beats Buchanan
100, 900 - beats Fillmore $50, OOO!-
Buchanan and Fillmore together beat +.
600 in the state. Whole vote 576 600
vIowA.-Returns not full-Republican
maj. GO0O. Twenty one Republicans and
thirteen Democrats elected to Conven-
ton.