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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-12-02
EYWe expect the Presidents me

AWe expect the Presidents mes.
sage in time for our next issue. but in
these times we car not go to any extra
ordinary expense to get it out in hur-
ny. 1t will be an interesting document
just at this time, when all sorts of yaeus
reports are in circulation. H..
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-12-02

James McAnallan of Alamakee Co.
has been tried for killing Anthony
Roach, and foand guilty Of murder in
the ed degree. Judge Murdoch SEN
fenced him to 10 years. The culprit
was very penitent.
The tax of one per cent in Cerro
Gordo Co. for the benefit of the Nc
Gregor r. r. was carried.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-12-02

ScHooL.-Mrs. KENYON, recently Of
Vermont, will open the McGregor Dis
trict school on Monday next in the Sc
cond story Of the Academy Building.
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Com Portable COachcs.

ana sleigh Tops. If his drivers are not attentive in
occurring Passengers from cold end storm hondl,nc.
Their baggage carefully, &C., he will esteem 1t favor I"
nave them reported at once for d charge Ms no man
duty. 9 " ma
Inis Line having the Daily Mail in charge will leave
rrae du Ghisu and Wet Union every morning, ra,,-
mont and the stage from the west win inyarablv
rive at IT. du Chen in time for the eyeaing oars
Having gone to good deal Of expense to ret tbi.
Of public patronage ~
Fare as low as by any other Line
Monona, Iowa, Nov. Is, 1857. ~
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-12-02

N A young girl recently commit
ted suicide because her mother refused
her new bonnet. Coroner's verdict
-"Came to her death by excessive
spunk."
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McGregor Market,

" Wednesday, Mop 25, 1857.
| Corrected weekly by HOFFMAN BENTON & CO.
Wholesale Groccrs & Druggists.
EXcHANGE-On N. York Son Chicago lon
Milwaukee i. ~.
Gold buyingat 3, selling at S. No discounng at either
bank. Shinplastcrs not received on deposit.
PRODUCE-Whcat IS to SO. Flour So 90 per
sack. Oats % to 80 Barley 30. Potatoes 40 IS. Hay
10 90. :
PRoyIsION-Pork s22 per Dbl. Hams 10 to IT,
Lard 20. Butter rs. Cheese, W. r., 12l L. Eggs 90
Fat Cattle gross &c. Fat Sheep SO to 90 per head
Beef by the quarter 5 to 8. Round Hogs l-2 tot.
FRUITS-Green Apples 81 so per Dbl. Lemons S. per
box. Dried Apples II IL. Dried Peaches IS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Muscayada, 10 to IL l2 ;
REID yellow II IL to Is 1-2 Crushed u IL to l6
Powdered Is to H. Molasses 20 to SO, GAL syrup SO
to co. Rio Coffee IL 1-2 to IA. Tea, H. As to 60;
Black SO to IS. Soap l2 to 8. Candles, Talow Is .
stearine %. Salt per Dbl. 2 90 Sack 8.
FIsII-Mackerel, half bbls, I so to 50 Cod 8 l.2
tot White SO.
Water Lime, 4 so. Plaster 5 toe.
Whiskey, ~ IL.
0ILs-Lard IS to so Whale ! 20 to so Lin
reed 10 to l 20.
slNDRlESNails s. Green Hides s. dry g. Pelts 20 to
10. Wood 3 so. Turrcn.ine S. White Lead 0 to 10.
LUMBER, Ii TO "a; Latk 8 90 to s so shingles
to 90.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-12-02

DRowNEp.-Cn Friday last, the young m
who carries the Mail across the River, was so
unfortunate as to drown all the bags of Uncle
Sam and their contents destined for the east
The mailw hauled on handsled, end luck
lily it was tied fast to the sled. Its weight
made hole in the ice ard it diyed, of course
some person was short distance behind and
the two succeeded in recovering the mail. 1t
was returned to this Office, good fire built, and
Mr. futile put himself to work that night to
dry it. All the letters were saved so that they
will reach their destination, but most of the
PAPER mail is lost. The packages were loose,
the stamps of. the directions illegible, and in
many cases the the papers were a mass Of pulp.
They viii be laid up to dry, and forwarded
vhenthey recover from the baptism. We OBJ
served a good many ofthe ST. Charles and Jack
sonyille Republicans among the injured. Some
can be saved, but others are beyond remedy.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-12-02

E Gaze not upon maiden. lest
her beauty be a stumbling block to thee,
is text worthy Of consideration now a
days. when hoops 90 obstruct our side
walks.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-12-02

A CALI. Howard Field Of the DEBORAH
Journal office called on us on Monday last
We found his acquaintance worth e4lhrasiny.
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Mc6RE9QR p q.

McGRE0OR 20.
Mail for the East and South clOscs at o'clock +
NJ. For the West and North at AM.
Office open from till l2-from i till G. On Sum
days 0 till 10--3 to 4.
Boxes must be paid for in advance or the mail will
be retained.
Payment newspapers and periodicals. imperative
required.
A.P. RICHARDSON, N.
d. L. FUTILE, Asst.
Nov. 16, 1857. SOFT
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-12-02

ky%HAIR REsToRArIvR.-In our columns to-day
will be found Prof Woods advertisement Of tho above
ricle to which call attention. What It has done,
VIC have witnessed upon several of acquaintanccs
in St. Louis. Hair gray met our view, black or
brown the might DC, being the color Of early
manhood and il fine glossy silk, and that without
any other application than the Restorative. II has
done this upon others, will not do the for
readers whose 'frosty pows'' like the "rsvcA
locks" of Lochels warlike chief II they will try it,
We think so. Zwt0
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M A r r I p D.


At GAINESVILLE, Wis.,, an Monday, Nov Sod, BY Rev.
Kenyon Of McGrsGor . MtE Ann A. Aver Of GAINESVILLE,
recently Of *. J0hnsbuly, W. $e<a4
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-12-02
BRILLIANT PROSPECTUS /!
FOURTH YEAH OF THE T.-.-
COSMOPOLITAN ART ASSOCIATION.

THE FAMOUS ..r
DUSSELDORF GALLERY OF PAINTING!
PURCHASED AT COST OF flS0,OO0 II
AND POWERS WORLD RENOWNED STATUE OF the
q r e K SLAVE!
Re-purchascd for six thousand dollars. with several
hundred other works If art, In paintings. Sculpture
and BrOnZeS comprise the premiums awarded to
the Subscribers Of the
COSMOPOLITAN ART ASSOCIATION,
who uhscribe before the 2sth Of January, 1858, at
which time the awards will take place.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION
Every subscriber of three dollars is entitled to
cory Of the large and spl. ndid Steel Engraving
entitled MANIFEST DESTINY" also to
A copy OF the Cosmopolitan Art Journal one year,
also to -
Certificate In the Award Prcmiun,, aio
free admission to the Dusseldorf and Coz mopolitan
Galleries.
Thus is that every three dollar raid the sub.
scribcr not only receives y
SPLENDID THREE DOLLAR ENGRAVING!
but, also, the beautifully illustrated
TWO DOLLAR ART JOURNAL, ONE YEAR. a
Every subscriber IL ais presented with Certificate
IN the awards OF Premiums, by which valuable work
Of Art In Painting Sculpture, may be received in
addition thus giving to every subscriber an equivalent
to the value Of Ave dollars, and'a certificate gratis
Any ono Of the leading So Magazines il furnished
instead OF Engraving and Art Journal, If desired.
taking five member hips, RENTING $I5 sre entitled to
an extra engraving, and six tickets
Fun particulars OF the Association arc given in the
Art journal, which contains sixty splendid En
grav.ngs Price fifty cents number. Specimen cop
les will sent to all who dc Ire to lubxcrbe On
receipt OF FIVE postage stamps, lis cents.)
Address c. L. DERBY, Actaary c. A. A.,
54S broadway, New York
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-12-02

90 The Prairie du Chen Lea9sy is reduced
to seven columns
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-12-02

UWe have several Communications that
we have not examined yet.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-12-02
CT or H I n G.,
= i q Oe q @ d -.
Gentlemen's Fwrnishing Goods, Hats,
Caps, &C., dc.

COUNTRY DEALERS
will find Mt our establishment extensive and we'll
diver fled stock, from which to make ther selections.
Purcha ing at low figures, ana. adding but a trifie
rhine cost aud transr ortati'n, will make it OBJ
Ject With TIL class OF customers to patrunzc aud
urc them that our
WHOLESALE PRICES
such, that great savrg may he secured by taking
advantage Of our HOME MARKET. ..a
IL is our determination not to be undersOla.
L. D. TERRY, Agent,
-a -t 5.'... - Empire Block
McGregor, Dec. ID.
COtf
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-12-02

LIBRARy.-Will some person draw up and
circulate a subscription pager for the purpose
of establishing Public Library at McG;egor ?
Much complaint is made by older folks that our
young men and boys run about at night too
much, but what are they to do There is no
Lyceum to attend. no Library from which they
can get interesting books of History, Travels.
Political Economy, Moral and Mental Philos-
orhy, DC, DC. Young people cant be idle
without becoming drones, and if we desire to
see them growing up to be valuable members
Of society, we must provide them with hooks
Of interesting instruction. Parents know all
about this, but they sometimes decline to invest
one Dollar as preventive of vagabandism and
ignorance, when in after years thousand
would be given TO cure child of idleness and
vagrancy.
Who will circulate the paper?
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co NJ M Z RCIAL,

We have nothing new to note and it is not worth
while to waste word. 1t il supposed that the rre=cnt
weather may result in a resumption Of lake and canal
navigation and that may help the produce market
Wheat is little better in New York. There near.
y 100000, bushels locked up in tho Welland
and Erie Cana
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-12-02

A PcoR SiovE.-T there is any one thing
about the house that sets the unruly member of
the bette half at $40 pace. it is poor old,
cracked, smoky stove. 1t is the duty Of every
man to prevent as much as possible the sco!ding
of his wife,-scolding impairs the health, sours
the temper and sometimes bring on quarrcls,
divorces, and all other dcvilment. How neces-
sary then to stop the cause. The ladies do not
like to jaw the idols of their hearts, but there
are some men so mean about providing con-
venences in a house that they ought TO be COM
peeled to marry three or four wives. either Of
whom should be equal to the celebrated Xan-
tippe, the wife of Socrates. Look at your stove
Mr.. A. B. or c., and if it is the cause of the
severe curtain lectures you nightly receive, go
at once to f. Srow e. Co., and buy new one |!
Times are tight and they are selling out at very
low prices. Mac will do every thing in his
power to restore your family to peace and quiet
ness, and then your bread and pics will be bet
ter, you will want less wood, and rest assured
you will find it profitable in every way.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-12-02

DR.. Halls Balsam for the lungs, and Bakers fssn
Panacca IN of bronchitis Groups, Asthma, and
Quinyy. used in conjunction with the happieet e.
fects One as an INTERNAL and the other, EXTERN
al remedy The action OF the former Il to expel all
corrupt matter which lodges in the air passages, while
the latter counter irrant, draws to the surface
whae inflammation exists, and thus by mutual a.
sistance the parts are healed IL by magic. full
supply always hand by Merrill Barron, McGregor,
and agents everywhere.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-12-02

The pay is to come when one shall chase a
thousand and two put ten thousand to flight
When thtt day comes the Lord will make the
enemies of his people flee as if there were thou
sands afte. them, when there is only one, and
that is the way that God will deal with our
enemies. The day of God ALI lightly is at
hand, when he will show forth his power, and
when he will deliver his people from all their
enenies-Heber c. KimbaH
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THE WOMEN TO LEND "A HAND.

Let me say to all of you--learn to be true
and faithful and instead of laying out your
means for fine bonncts and fine shoes, and for
coffee and tea, my advice to you is, if you car,
get five or ten dollars go and buy good blank
ct, gun or a sword. And we want you, ladies,
to provide yourselves with weapons and with
all that is necessary, and be ready to defend
you selves, for you won't always have your
husbands to defend you'll. C. KimbaN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-23

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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-23

a cozrzsJzEsT has ben going % * sous
tine "a Portals Spirit, besreea t~o iadi@s, Di
Yesnoa AID GiHrzltes. sid controversy hzTih7z
eEorn 0ut q achzIBeazs to ride = reee giT1 By
tie ksttez 70 tie former.
Afe< rBoeh debars, the parties have e'aae 70
rerUaz. al IN ali probability the first rarinZ
T,a.ea On reeord hstEee41 EAs9s@s al oyz1e q -
Nry mkt Tk- spirit says Tat they sill tsst
eazage "a tEOttiaz e1atst Of 4 nile arsi s8f-
se5seatiy Ia thr9e u5l~ sat @ highly net
tie1 r4-iag boss=s ~ top SPee'i
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-23

Tnz TAznE-spakiag Of The di>eussion in
the Hj9se Of representatives,. wi;h regzFd 70
the duties on imports. Washington ooTTes-
p0sdsnt says. There are but fer H=mbss
il tie House, rioase eosapesent to gIzpple Eith
question % little &seuzsed II ate a the tariff
So Lzrze /. PORTION Of the body are re~ nsH
here ard have been 50 unifSFEaiy elected On
the '.nigger- issue. that upon tos'ie ealing
In 90 4S3es grasp a. the tsFi4 tire debate may,
=sith the aid Of the hour rule, * erected soJ-f
70 end upon the test of the yeas AID nays
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-23

Sazasz4 TEzz1zozT--Ise weather "a tsis
te.TI;ary kas bees 7ery seEeTe ! WITH says
tat recz1:fy tie se-rT:o-y ezPezssncsd tie e'si1-
81 AID Ezast seEese stov7 81 SEX kn9Ea %
sac =os5zst ir.Ls1h5sant- r. I1Z yea-x We a.
.sasv tea4 q hune5rp1zs II t=ad q SICK de-
zzroysd AID zsasy hoaea to dab Tie SO"
Z EasT glaezs por Is Eosa % 70 kes deep
Tbe-e vas uaseh suffering e1perszaced By Eisose
rt,,ea he z:orua fund 1ny-spsrei
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-23

P1syrHss saEAr1i--es-ilaals - e-stleaa SeuEs re-
de ssasrea11e hEeasl -
lnS the '-BaLH THarsAKp FLsHEs u1ii
Shly FrleF Il t IL teeh lhste atahls
t-rg Many peEs1ns Do ko5 tesF bItleh = ~, so
lie ssret y 50 derAtes ttr frds gn neFeT Ueot5o1
= FsET S5lE5e drop Il tie sEl. year esth hFaa
Els1 Se1F.
BEGEIEFE1 C1llPLEEluE easily GgEng
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hlGitEi 50 iAelr ol oIElttoa
IlE- Pri-e ocF Inv eslts.
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.s-s-@4 sz.-aia-% sFn1akII1 sa1frls Me- YorlE
T@Hb - r 4 LOGAN 4 % El-IyAaV
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GREY. RED or Rsssy Hair, Drss E-scaassy
$500 Bva=E BszeE. Eszs ~ isasE
t.sz-T % Eza-r or sEI=- - W3I A BATCHELOEE EAIE
DYE
FEFTEEN MEDALS AND DfPL9NI1S hare hsea sS1rss4
- NJ BArrzGra szaas ISs, zs4 sa!s.a aPsEza-
rs5as have hyez zzrE< EA- Ea-7s - ss "a
Dg= Il sr-Esazsa e=bs-ras * tss-ssAz frs1a
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Al ssAers A-s eszL.e=sH-
sas. - TH-LOGAN CO.
s=eszI@ BsssEs CsrBss DE-EEsss-
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ALL HAII1IL
SOMETHING FOR TH5 EI1LIoH.!
PROF. WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIVE.

WE CALL TIIE ATTENTION - ALL old AND
W zszzs sa5s Naal@Ffai ---ftrE-s9u, Tsta s-rHs
etLE - az<-slasz s-esEs-z1ST=s IL 1as-tEz1 -
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Ls-ss earl H5sa9gs Its Fg1sse
= z--sl ne 1s1a7e 81 Ehs1SaEytz-
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Chartar Electfon.

CIR WnEE1sNs. cLGEEis OgFacE
JaEGtG1, IgEh. IsSI-
~ afS. ISL - sIaeftan "a b hetl
~ fsr IIsyaF CB=EE, Treasurer. Esrls elrssf CiG-
tsoasr war; lE1fter, anl z1piltelant sal fl-eE9 q
- Watpv - ~ ely - UEliEs sir ~ A.
d<r-lan sehsa coafsSlnneF. aI fa Trustees e pshe
scsls aaI lfeseFa Ne C1Ie8 De several WsrSS
81 saEd eItE EoElcng o'ca-k A. - alt eslnE -
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Hoe CoapsuT.
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on q lhe sosshess r4zroa3s ks E1s<1y s~t
~ .=s54z e ss1rt.dty n 4 reg EzHt Ithas
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lea Eszoes5 % frey spf.itse1s EsE99rs, AID
tie razraa5E zs fssnd fsseEf szHr By tie A.
$4,000
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EtTEzy1za. NSss-- gEiF =. Issta-
PSGF- n J. UOOD- TssE- sen4s-sa= - r--oa-s7rri
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DALLEY.s MAGICAL PAIN EX-
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PREPAEIxG 10 LE1vE-A resent Washington
letter contains the following paragTaPh:-
The members Of the present administration
are making their arrangements for Withdrawal
after the 4th Of Marrh. Il Is probable that the
President viii remain here until the middle Of
March. and then yisit Cuba fog month or more
Mr. PieFce's health has always been feeble,
and her physicians advise against the suslile1
change from this climate TO that Of New Eng
land in the spring, owing to pulmonary ten
deney. The zuiily are much urged 70 make =
tour Of the SontheIn States, but Mrs Pierce has
invariably Shrunk from the DEMONSTRATIONS that
would nec,ssarily attend such movements, and
these invitations will hardly be accepted. Ar
Marcy Il established 50 comfortably IN the vest
end that he will probably let another quarter day
roll over his head after the 4th Of March. esPe-
cially as hi< former residence At Albany has
been recently sold Sir. GutlTie's establish
ment in LaniSvigIe has been kept open during
his stay here and viii Be ventilated early in
March for his reception. Mr. MeClelIand, like
sensible man Of business, win 60 at once back
to his profession Mr. Davis, after attending
the executive session II the Senate-to which he
Is elerted-HiH visit Mississippi. and settle
down into = hackuiesl member Of Congress Mr.
DObbins enteFtains the purpose Of seekingsI &C.
NAL climate to recruit his health. which has
suffered seriously BY his labOrs here Mr..
Campbell vii return Immediately to Philadei7
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FOHTENELE, at the age of %, after saying ma
ny amiable and gallant things to the young and
beautiful Madam Heyetius. passed. her once
without pereeiVing her, 'sSee,T said she, stop
ping and addressiDs him, show ougiIt-to val
ne your gaIlantTies You pass me even without
looking at me- Madam" said the old man.
'sif had looked at you, could not have pas