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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-26
CHEAP FOOD-AN OLD-STYLE DISH.

To De Editor Of Tie N. Z. 1yiosas
SIR An item ia Yesterdays TRIBUNE on "pop-
corp brought to my mind most excellent article Of
diet often fouod on the tables Of our mothers but
which has some how of late years fallen into general
disuse, namely, haNedco,n. How THE chesp, whole
some, nutritious, and exceedingly pats'able dish
,houd be so much neglected at the present tins is
III accountable, unless it arises from the supposed
amount Of time and labor required 10 s preparatioo
This objection will, however, be found more imagi
nary tn n real H. instead of the old method of soaking
in ceak ley and then in water two three days the
following recipe be used:
Take one quart Of round ripe CORE, put il in enough
Of gerry strong ley, boiling hot, to cover it, until the
outer GOVERN Of the kernel the hull, IL destroyed
which will require from five to eight minutes. Then
wash it through two waters and boil until perfectly
tender, and II is e. for use. One quart prepared In
this way will make four quarts Of huled corn, and will
cost where corn i. worth eighty cents per bashe two
ana half cents.
It's delicious eaten in milk and most excellent
substitute for potatoes " warmed up after the
fashion. Let the poor who complain Of hard times
and nothing I, eat try it-let the rich try it, and
they will est it IS luxury ever after. }. W. NJ
NepbWeh, Dec IL, 1857.
To all of which The TRIBUNE says, true, every
word. In the city We substitute hOmiuy for hulsd
CON- The latter, when 1t can be had q. first cost is
much the shespest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-26
DIED.

BRANpoNrn thi. city. on Tsar,d.y Dee a. Of sesssu,
The fiends Of the {, ny resp oaY ipvl,ed 10 ss,a
tire funeral ssures, at v O'Clock om hes ate red
dence, No Its Hudson street.
BRADLY-At No. S25 Ea, Taeth street. Thursday D.s
a. scbsel Brady, native OF Coonty Derry. frsluS
BRowEE-At sstsuket, Long lssad, "Wednesday, Dec g.
Deborah Ann Browne In the Seth year OF Ger age.
. os Ricbsrd sl.e11Od Dec ~ Jafs
TIE fpss ard relatives the family Invited 10 attend her
free her late resdepce No East Fourteenth srest
on Saturday norpips at y O'Clock
CaRVER-At No 10 Wnieu stree. aaer br,,f ana ..,.,
niness Leis Carver Of Limerick Ireland p~A'"
FARay-On Thursday Dec "a, Edward FAIRY aged - ,..,,
nj. Il eIs viii take psce to-day, g,ta inst. 10 oc.ca ~
from his late residence cSrDsr Fat.hs stree; IND
fer in erment.
oFNrLE- o. Thursday, Dec a. James ents younsss. ,u
The ard :sausDtsnce. q tie hy a., r.,
ved st,end bis funeral Saturday a, O'clock Ne
lt6 West Seventeenth street.
,lte.t daughter Of Henry A. ard Amelia N. Hal, Ssd q
Her remains will be taken to Mddetown Conn., Tor ius.msut
JONEs-The fupers OF Mrs sarsb wife of Josa A JossS
viii take pscs from No. West Fourteenth street ss.u
day mornrs at 10 O'Clock The friends Of the family
respectfully invited TO attend m.
P.ttsn infant Of Joseph L. D. and sus,nnah p LIs
MccAN-A. No Is? H,merslsy street wedn..a.y, Dec
50 Mrs Deborah McCan rsct Of the zs Jshn Mclean Ssd
MccANLEss-At No 90 Carlton avenue, Brooklyn fhwe
day Dee ~ John MeCanless formerly member Of Cont.
mental Engine CompaIy Nc. 3.
HcCoNB-At Bloomfield N. J. on Tuesday Dee &c q tAs
resd oftis aunt Mrs Peters. whittier no had gone
gone for eff of his heslth Or John Mcomb ,ey
suached to the Nes York City Hospital aged % years.
NcBENNAAtN No 4f2 Eighth avenue Tnursda, uorp,ns
Dec "a Bridget oKeana, aged SO years. native of Cousty
LoDpford, Ireland.
sLOAN-At No. 1877 West Thirteenth street Oh Thurdsy
morning Dec. "a Mrs. Eizsbeths widow Of Thomas slosn
aged 60 years.
TOLoK-At mo se Greenwich street, on Thursday Dec. ~
Wbbelmine A Took. IN the 18th year Of hsr sse
WAY-At East Wilsm,bursh. Ions leland. on Thursday
opins Dec a. Edzs Jane wife Of Charles T. Way s(ed
yesrs ard | month ~
WILLKES-At No ~ Scanned street Thursday. Dec a.
ofpsrslyss Richard WILKES, aged n years. months and
81 days
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-26

o. Of new ship Harvest, ST. tuns 'ef,mss
IA x .nc,i 1t Ksnneoanh port ls.h inst
,rs price Of O.h' tup to bull .aS rSrsssusy od
10 ob.r parties at I TO 81 the purchasers Py'ns ''
the bills .<-Aoo,., ~ shout $50 tuns
ia me n Daf.e Owned By parties ~ fsI ~.
intended for the fseishtins busissss. Que WIN w
b. sylvester Davis late OF schr Fountain lame, O.
Bath Sis, inst from the ynd o. Mess" GO a.ned b.
Cox, In. ship Of 5s tuns called me Csst Clssk Of
rs,r. wb" 70 Command be, snd othsrs She
tered for lead Ct boxes for West 'ndcs a,.., eso
n medium clipper ssi Of 81 s sss' .n M.as -
the Liberty She s.tsd By ne os.oi for sss
II. .ssr Psspsco cold at auction BY By WI.
mort on Frd.y last, for the SUN OF etS' fuisss
4 G. g. WdAbt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-26

An at Matspoise 2Oth bark Ms"ssoit bsniy nnns s
Ocean Augustine Bay Msesgssesr, Sep. y 5s'aa "a
20 with 100 bb oil how'd Sent home B,y So. ~
Boscoe Nsnd.i 100 Up AbadL Smith 90. r n sp,
90 VII WIN. Rotch Ellison DO 30, Hslsn. oc "a xmsh.
$50 .b 70 Il 'r r. 'so s,s 'F cq sGa h
0n Ica,., ss.f. Courtney gNtown6 50 so 80 wh haa
Sos IL con.ct Dutch Dig Oct a. and iessva eJs .a:
h. tb beipr bent together a. the sme TO get cem %
he 18th .nd white recovering her chains parted me DuSy 20
.bore End srehored Spoke, Nov ls HSS on ~ W.
Rou,rsu Greep. NewBsdfor days olt s 81 rs i 1857 ~
md on At Bravo Cap. verd lsoda oc % "s
Lips Poeshontas and Eliza Adams OF Ne n, hing
hcptss Capt D.nnis went sshore IN D.nris 1cas-
"a m a. the tme ard win prove tstsl loss M snsof.
t,ns wife) and child w.re landed Tb Es. Adams ana
S.e, e.e.psd @ As .S os :Sss
BY great exerton suee.e Nth Al her nss, soas,
I'D Can't Gyesn attempted to get % the wreck bat va DE-
Nv he wind, which was pso"ipt' efy s's'S ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-26
BROOKE wv ITEMS.

CBRIs1MAs IN BRooKLYS.-This holiday was passed
in quiet and orderly manner. Places Of business
generally we're closed, with the exception Of toy and
confectionery store which were we'll patroniz'd TIE
Sunday School children Of the saads-street Methodist
Church celebrated their anniversary and at the con
cls:ion of the proceedings were en- ertsiaed with
number of delicaces TIE children o. the Feet
street Church had a similar entertainment Toe
churches, in the forenoon, were well filed AID the
streets were throrged. In The afternoon and evening"
sll sppesrd quiet as Sunday. Bat Lutte drunken
ress was observable throughout the day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-26

In IL stes~.s Pe.s~ fro. Li,sreoos-M, Alf.d Edo
Mis- yohnssn. ML siuson, John dibbt O. R. soamld Z
yols 2. l. Msessy Geo H. Petite. Mss Rossney. q o.
Tbsyer Mr. Well w L Ritter Edward Emit T. Hssssa
Cha. Osborne Mr. Me0sosd LADY and t~o eh'ld,es 4
Msehs, NJ! Knhn r w Nsban, J. A. Underwood A J. ysn.
Bradford John Wallis jr Mfs HeaIy Busbes Misc assb
Mr. Thomson y Bs1y and lady JossPh Hughes NJ 10
a VEGA Bippy, John Goddy, r 9 noutoa A q Esss!s
s,sct1,.an s.solson ria s ss,r;st WIG "
and child. Francis Emery Capt by Horton Tsos Rad
Mr. Notebohss Mr. Davidson Joha W suis r q Jons.on.
Cbas Gsnett Mr. Booking D. Chesevoy Oscar McLesn-To
tai, 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-26

DRIssIsG Fur SKIss The depressed price OF furS
renders it all the more important that those WHO catch
the snimals should properly prepare the skins since
Only such will sell at remuneratiDg price. lneIpe.
rienced med as we'll as boys, who are not Nmrods by
occupation bu. occasionally catch farbesriug ami
NAL require Instructions, ese need 10 exercise more
care in the preparation of the skins to render them
sslAbs at 6rst-clsss prices Well handled skins will
always sell for 10 to % per cent and sometimes so per
cert more than similar sSiDs bsdy handled. WHIST
we mean by the technical term welhsnded, is the
preparation Of the skin, which is very simple mater
TO to,e cho knoN hoe. To the very large number of
our country reade who do not know how, we have
these words to ray:
In the fret place, carefully svOid getting blood
dirt upon the fur before shining Il that is unsvod
able, carefully clean and dry before you take OF the
petit which Of all email animals, such as mink FIX,
weasel cats wild or tame, muskrst fisher otter, rsb
bite squirrels should be taken of withou. ripping
down the belly, and no bones should be left 10 legs
aI, and no fssh left adheriog to the pel. Tais must
be carefully scrsped or picked Off before or after the
pslt is stretched, which is best done upoa thin,
smooth board, or single, cut little tsperirg,
upon which the tkin 81 oald be turned inside
out Is soon IS II is stripped from the body and
drawn smooth ard tight and tackled fast, aud then
hspg Up TO dry In the air, or in the smoke, with
but little hest from the fire. II you are in the
woods or where you csnrot get boards or shingles to
make your strstchers, You must adopt the Iadisn's
n ode, ard stretch your pelts upon bow made of q
hickory sprout other tough wood, which after trim
ming perfectly smooth you will slightly notch in the
mi6dle of the length, and bend toward the notch.
Then half way from the rose end cut t~o no'cbes aud
insert brace, which will be held in place by tying
string srourd the ends as TO brig them just
enough together 10 suit the sizs OF your pet Its
sometimes necessary TO put In tVo or moro braces to
bold the sides Of the low firm and wide enough apart
to stretch Ne skin into good shape, and to the Ut
most tension, which sdds TO their value.
Il ia not Necessary 10 stretch skins fIr aide ous W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-26

rDs9hptRLi FiRrsTs. About IN ..,o..
Inurdsy pisbt; Ofip'r ID. Js,obs and Ia 70. 20. %
Ger I1s@posn. s,sphss Dsvos, Ea.sid VIZ VA
gre Co No for ersaipg di.,arbsnoa 81 E,-
eeo's 'oe ore IN Fsst street. They gave 49,.
-.,.sr vi s1arnls atiop. -. ''' p'aos 70
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-26

A. .,.s. O'Clock, Oficsr McKiunin brought IN Q
"a. -. week DID, wssh was found by
aas ,"'' Of No So P'a'l street. in tue front
,s IA hor.. r., c,,i.,r,. lit va, sent 70
the And House.
About iine Oc,;5r, Couucilr an Riey, ofthe Fourth
Ward got inio quarrel With some OF tie Ma berry
steet boys, ct The corner Of Aubsrry aad Chsthan
stseets, aud came cut Of j, with black eye and q
bloody no,s.
One Of the disordere, taken Tito the Sixth Ward
Sis'ion House a little thrk.st Ins'msn giy!'s ois
nsme IS Co,neirs Shay, Dot iutimda ed By hart-
cuffs or cell ard created great sn upr3sr thst 1t
vas found necessary TO pinion hin. Atogsthsr th're
wa. slively time at the Sixth Ward s'st0nH use
last Light.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-26
chow the cr,'ity. Agoos judge can tel . god pst
~ .sis flesh fi6e- p - .ttt'

1t is no. psce,ssryto hold b'ck fsom hunting fir
a. usla beesuse fdrs ere dep,eds.ed II you handle
the shirs Ne have directed you can sell them ct
fair price, or keep them until you get frer oas
HyOu will p'ek theRo ssay N boxes wi:b e,ftob.sco
u,e o cum t,mslOr. or cedar or s,ssafrfs 'hsvi'g'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-26
CITY ITEMS.

this evening at the Academy, with Me,dsmss IL
0r,rge, ard Won Derke Carl Fornes, &C., in the cast.
Christmas was never more perfectly observed 10 this
city thar yesterday. Except places where refresh
me..s are kept, nearly al the shops were closed The
morning attendance a. the Churches was somsxhs;
abridged by the sudden cold snap, there being sharp
roth west wind in full career. There were no. so
mary military psrades as usual, and very little out
door noise and confusion Our reporters searched d
gently Blu. could not find single murder in the whole
city During the afternoon ard evening Young
America INDUCED in & variety Of thea'rcas and every
place Of amusement was Gro <ded. There was also
a roticesbe elimination 10 the number Of drunken,
Drawing men, in the street, go we may safely
conclude Il at on the whole the day was raiopay and
satisfactorily employed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-26
FIRES.

rIRE IN HUBERT STREET.
The alarm at l2l O'Clock Yesterday morning was
eaarsd by the burning of fly baes of hay a. the foot
OF Hubeyt ttrest. Toe properly belonged to Mr..
Mar gum, and his loss is estim s.ed at 500.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-26

The Free Love establishment ct Ludlow, Mass
which had been In existence for year or t~o, has
been broken up, and Edward Aiv0Id, chief of the
family cent 10 the House of Correction, O. vagrsut
Some u Ine parties had previously been tarred and
feathered, but they stuck TO the place al the more.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-26

EuIAruRR ALMASAc.-...rHIs DAY.
sun-Rises. go. 1873 Se.s..<59l Moon Rises g. 2ik
HG6 wArBn. ...TsIs oAy
Gar Hook. 1859 Gov Isrd SOFA Hell 0sts... 44
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-26

RoBBERIEs-Som thieves entered the hall Of No.
ia Atlantic street and stole clothing amounting to s2o
No $50 of he same street was cleo entered aud rlbbsd
of $50 worth Of clothing. Some wearing app arel
belonging to Michael Hsnoyey. valued q, $50 was
taken from the house corner Of BOtruu and DAN
streets. GeIman named Frederick Schmadack was
anesttd By Officer ClOonan of the Ninth Precinct, on
II uisdsy Isht or suspicion of theft. He had in his
possession bag which found to contain ten fowls.
he was locked up to await eIamiosi)n. Two boys,
ran ed Daniel Webster and Patrick Marin were taken
into CT sody by Officer Waidy Of the Fourth Precinct
on the charge Of stealing horseblsnke Tney were
committed iCr examine alton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-26

BURGLARY AND ARREST OF ONE OF The THIEVES -
Duriig Thursday night the marble wsrerOom of Wm.
s. Lee No $50 Hudson street was suIgariously en-
tered by mears Of breskiDg the rear window ard
forcing out The sssh communities ing with the office in
the rear Of raid premises The thieves after gsinlcg
entrance to the Office rausacted the desk dawen ani
helped themselves to various articles after which they
turned their attention to the safe with view OF get
ting at the money which they supposed to be therein
Their operations on the safe were not, however,
crowned with success, and it would sppea, from the
,pots Of blood about the foor tina. they had cut their
hands very badly. Gutpowder was used in th' lock,
bat without avail. About ! o'clock yesterday morr-
ing Officer Tower Of the Ninth Precrc, arrested one
John Griffin nesr the premises aud found in his posses
zion box Of envelope valued at 81 30. The accused
was ocked up in the Station House f'I the remainder
Of the night aud subsequently, conveyed beior' Jucs
Flandreau, who commit ed him TO prison In de su. OF
N 600 bail The accused is 81 years Of age. b'rn in
New.York, and says he don't live anywhere e1cep,
when be has money enough to psy for lodging He Is
a waiter, ard ssys he don. recoect anything about
the n,sccn. It - supposed tina. there were three
or four fellows engaged in the transaction. al of Sh,m
except Griffin, escsped. TIE thieves hsd apparently
just parted company when Griffin was appreheudei.
The priforers hands were examined IN Court aad
found 10 be freshly cut in various pisces.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-26

Advertisement
Drs HUNTER and MELVILLE, Consulting Physl-
,ens for Pulmonary diseases, No 82s Broadway New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-26
tAdvertispment

AsTHsrA.-This most disheartening complaint has
cured IN instances By the Of WfsTAas
WILD CHERRY surely, anything that win at relief
this painful disease wil be bsled real blessing
None genuine unless signed BUTTS on the wrapper.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-26

DisGRAcIFuL SorsE IN BRoAnwAY.-Tne reck'
lesspsss and utepPsr Of stage drivers have On R'Ts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-26

CHRISTMAS IN WILLIAMsBURGH -Yes.erdsy hal
every appearance of beicg q Sabbath day. Bu,ioess
was most entirely suspended and In the morning the
Churches were quite wei attended. OsiGg probably
to the Day being raw there but few persons 10
the streets, and quiet prevailed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-26

CLosIxG OF THE PUBLIC ScBooLs.-Tns various
day and evening schools Of thu city closed on Christ
mas Eve for the holidays, and will reopen on the frat
Mor1sy in January, 1858. Several of the schools
made tie closing an occasion Of festivity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-26

ARREST FOR ARsos.-A msn named Patrick Fsgin,
tsdiI at the conner Of Third aud North First streets
us' arrested yesterday by Officers November aud
Gffu, on charge Of setting FIRE to the premises Of
Thomas shsfer, situated in nesker avenue. Ia the
Eigbte n b Ward. Sasffer is the keeper Of q low
grocery and, it s said has connected With i dog
ard cock pit. He alleges, that about q month since
difficulty between hmfeI aud &C used 10
have revenge; that q few moments bsfore ths fire
vas discovered be saw Fsgin skuk away fiom tbs
premises. Committed for examination By Justice
Feeks
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-26

A Boy SHOT A man named Frederick Manifold,
driving bakers wagon in Hamilton svesue, was be-
set By boys Yesterday who stole some Of MS bresi.
Msosfeldt drew out pistol and fred at lad nsmed
John Osgood, hitting hiG in the leg and pjuring hi
slightly as the pistol was loaded ID sm a shot. B.
Ger Holbrook arrested Msnsfelit ard licked him up to
await examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-26

Broadway TABLRyABLE.-The cornerstone OF The
new Tabernacle, now being erected at the corner OF
Broadway and Thirty four street. was laid yesterday
with appropriate ceremonies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-26

GARRorrRs AT WORK -YesteIday morning, as Mr..
William Harris, Of No. 81 Pitt street, was passing
through Grand stree, near Allen, party OF young
row6iss attacked him, and throwiog him 70 the pave
mept stole from bis pocket pOrtuonnsie con.soing
80 in bills Officer Alderman hsarng The alarm gave
chase to the rsscals, but could not succeed in cap
turing them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-26

.,ovn .eHschieved Independents, or any degree on
prosperity won by honest industry, that Sorld o't
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-26

As was expected there was 10 meeting Of the Couu-
cinen yesterday afternoon for want Of quorum
The roll was called at 5ocock, aud only eleven NE a.
bers Including the Presdent) answered their name
end these, sfter waiting some minrtes, adjourned.
The neat meeting Of the Board viii be held Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-26

Frazier Of the Tenth Precinct. arrested fellow named
William Henderson, charged With burg a'ously enter
ng the dwelling of William H. Tonpkins, No. %
Allen street. The officer had noticed the fellow prowi
ing about The ne gbborhood and ssw him Try several
doors ard finally enter the house in question. Mrs
Tompkins, who was attending one Of her family, heard
the fellow about the house, and wss about giving
the alarm when the officer rang the bell. The mo
ment the door was opened Henderson attempted TO
escspe, but running into the officers arms was esp.
tpred. In his possession found q pick, nppers,
night key and other burglarious implements. Justice
Wood committed the fellow TO prison.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-05-29
HOWARD ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA.

HOWARD ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA.
Important announcement
"O all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseas-
III es, such as Spermatorrhea, Seminal weak
ness Impotence, Gon0rrhea, elect, Syphilis, the
Vice of Onanism, or Self.Abuse, &C., &c.
The Hokard Association, in view ofthe awful
destruction ofhuman life, caused by Sexual dis.
eases, and the receptions practiced upon the un-
fortunate victims Of such diseases by Quacks,
have directed their Consulting Surgeon, as
Charitable Act worthy of their name, to give
medical adviceGRArIs, to all persons thus Attic
tod. who apply by letter, with description of
their condition, Gage, occupation, habits Of life
Gc.,) and in cases Of extreme poverty and suffer
ing. to Furnish medicinesfree of charge.
The Howard Association is benevolent In
stitution, established by special endowment, for
the relief of the sick and distressed, afflicted with
"Virulent and Epidemic Diseascs!' 1t has now a
surplus Of means, which the Directors have vo-
ted to expend in advertising the above notice.
Il is need less 10 add that the Association COM
mands the highest medical skill Of the age, and
will furnish the most approved modern treat.
Just Published, by the Association, Report
on SpermatorhGa, or Seminal weakness, the
vice of Onaoism, Masturbation or SelfAbuse, and
other Diseases Of the Sexual Organs, by the Con-
sulting Surgeon, which will be sent by mail lin
a sealed envelope,) Free of Charge, on the re-
ceipt Of two stamps for postage.
Address, DR.. GEO. R. CALHOUN, Consulting
Surgeon, Howard Association, No. 9, South
Ninth ST. Phila., Pa. BY order of the Directors
EZRA ID HEARTWELL, Prest.
GEO. FaIRcHILD, Sec'y.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-05-29
HOTEL

HOTEL.
The undersigned would announce to the travelling
Public that he is now occupying the HnrEL
known throughout the North West as the
MIC G1.egO1' Aosgse,
where he would be glad to wait upon all who
may favor him with patronage. He will en-.
deavor to furnish the stranger and the way -farng
man, with the best the Country affords, and charge
him very moderately for it. The House hasbeen
improved materially and is yet undergoing
It is convenient to the Landing, and every atten-
ton will be paid to the baggage ofthose who may
be arriving or departingb BY the Boats or Ferry.
STAGES
Leave daily for DEBORAH, West Union, Usage
&c. HACKS, leave for all points West on ar.
rival Of Steapboats.
Connected with tho House Is large and
commodious stable with good hostlers in atten-
dance.
C. VALK1NDuRaH
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-05-29
Hard % are.

TKIILLIAMS & HARVEY have the larr.
w est stock of Hardware above Dubuque.
Although they have paid enormous Freights,
they are bound 70 keep the prices Of Goods 20
that their customers can do better than r. 10
below. Every one says they sell great deal
cheaper than any store in thi. section. Of
Stoves they have large stoclA and at prices that
can not fail to suit. Give them cali and sup.
port business near home, and next season You
may expect . buy as low as ct Dubuque or
e!sewbe:e. They have had experience In the
MA freight line and they do not mear to be
caught another time, but will store thei. Goods
in season and give their customer the bens6t Of
Low Freights.
McGregor, Dec 18th, 1855 nllk
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-05-29
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"A Ii persons indebted 10 u either BY note
Nor account are requested 70 call imme-
diately and settle up. and BY % doing they viii
sRve cost. a4ef ..,.
]. Owing 70 the pressure Of the times We shall
be under the necessity Of doing q exclusively
Cash Or readyIpay business, on and after Tho
Gnt day Of Feb. 1857. All kinds Of produce viii
be taken on accounts and in exchange for goods,
fer which the ighcst market price viii be paid.
We hope all ofour friends viii raa1 the above
notice and act accordingly.
DEAN, WELLS&C CO.
MoAoaa, JAM &c, 1857 Mi