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The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-06-19

icg-A few days since young Cana
da lady about 13 or ID years of age
came to this city from Canada, for tho
purpose of meeting hor father, who had
been to the west on business, and put
up at the fremont House. Not meet
ing her father, as she had anticipated,
she became uneasy. At the fremont
House she met man who gave his
name as G. D. Black. The wretch rep
resented to her that a public hotel was
no place for her, and that he would pro-
cure private boarding house for her till
she could End her. father. She acceed-
ed to his proposition, and the villain
gave her a letter to a woman named
Kate Howard, who keeps . house ofils-
repute at No. 1l8 Wolls street.
Thus this Internal ruffian planned. the
destruction'of an innocent young girl,
but. he was doomed to be disappointed.
When the girlpresentedL herself at Kate
Howard's, that woman, to her honor ba
it said, asked her if she knew what kind
Of house her pretended friend had sen.
her to. The girl answered 40. Kate SAID:
"He has sent you. to house of irostitu-
ton, and I am the keeper Of #, but T
hare not toryotten that I s,as once a,s tn
noeent-child like yo,trself, or that u oncs
had q mother as perhaps gou fAess. and
4 ,c!V protect you. o,tcass- as I am.--
Come out Of this de. at once. Il is nc
place .torMe ike Of yox. suiting the
action to the word, the woman took tho
poor friendiess girl toa respectable Ger
man family in the neighborhood, and
paid for her board and lodging ous other
own pocket. In the morning she sent
for one of our detective police officers,
and placed the girl in his keeping. and
yesterday she was restored to the arms
Of her father Chicago Dem.
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ECCSS.

Hoops. ~..
There is no use saying ladies should
not wear either skirts or hoops. They
know more than men folks about such
things, or rather they know the tastes
of male bipeGs better than We do our
solves. They know we have contempt
FIR the dipped candle fgure-for that
lankncss long drawn out by close cling
ing skirts, revealing the figure at every
breeze. and utterly opposed to grace and
elegance. There own taste tells that
flowing ful!noss, Of arm Ju!ness of dress
is more grateful to the eye than an
gular ahrimpnoss, and that it is almost
impossible for lady to look well dress
ed unless she is largely dressed. But
no matter how they reason on the sub
jeet, ~ ost they willard We are Il
doToted adTocate OF supplapting skirts
with hoops Bran and hustle have had
their day too, especially as at the present
state Of the market. bran and hay and
such other hustle stuis, are only with
in the reach of tho wealthy We hope
our fair womon will brayely throw aside
their piles Of back breaking and hip-
crushing skirts, and take 10 hoops. The
strong Will be made glad. and the inva-.
lid to rejoice with renewed hope Then
spread your hoop banners turrre breeze
aud stand by them TO tho last splinter.
Let your war hoops strike terror to the
pale face opposition. Trundle your
hoops risht through society, and let ev
cry fellow take care of his own toes, as
the darky said when he danced among
the little chickens Head the enemy !;
half of the male sex are nething bettar
than wine OF beer barrels, and tlev can
be well headed, you know. unless they
are we'll hoopea. We need no. soy,
/ show them no quarters, because if they
are properly hooped Of course you can't
do that. Take your ground at once,
and all the ground you and your hoops
can occupy. Man may be entitled to
only six feet Of earth, but with woman
it is different. "Afan needs but little
here below, nor needs that little long"
Of course then he wants it broad
Therefore pile on the hoops, and if he
wants but little, let him have it magni-
fed.-El. s L a- a4a 80 .r
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GRH.l.1, 3. PECN,

nEALERS in all descriptions OF 1hrcshing
\ Machines. Reapers. Grain Drills, Fannings-
Mills, Corn-Shniiers, sstrawtnttcis. Horse
Raxos, Plows, Cultigators, Portable Saw anl
Grist Mills Eastern Lumber, and Democratic
Wagons, Open, and Top Ruggies, and Agri-
cultural Implements generally -EA#e
Warehouse, upper end of Main Street,
MoGREGoR, Iowa.
IL Particular attention given to Consign-
mentS. = #.E.-. ".
ROBERT GRANT, JOHN f. PFCK.
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ALLANANrE Co.--The Wawkon Jour
nal contains call for a Democratic
meeting at Wawkon, on the 18th July.
We arc glad to sesSthc Jonrna} improy
ing from "the word GO,
P.S. Frank, we got ''the rocks" by
the press one wcck-it's {
good way to in,press upon subscribers
and itllnocks the dollaya right out'n EN-
fact
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-06-19

THE GREATEST KNowa MAGNsr.-A
celebrated lecturer on natural philoso-
ply was ono evening dilating upon tho
powers Of the magnet-defying any ono
to name or show anything surprising it's
powers. An old gentleman accepted
the challenge, much to the lecturer'a
surprise, but he nevertheless invited
him on to the platform, when lie told
the lecturer that woman was the mag
net of magncts--for if the loadstone on
the table could attracta place Of iron for
q foot or two, there was young wo-
man who, when he was.a young man,
used to attract him thirteen miles every
Sunday to have chat with her.
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Rodney EEssrIbsst,

Attorney and Counsellor at Law, Solicitor il
Chanccry and Notary Public.
All Notarial Business and Conveyancine
promptly and carefully transacted.
REFERENCE.
Gen. JOHN II. RoUNTREE. Plattcyille, Wis.
T.. BAYLEY,
Il. III. Robertson, Eso., Galena, Illinois.
Hon. WIN. X. BDDLEcoNE, ST. Louis Mo.
JONES g. Bass, M'Gregor, Iowa.
McGregor, Dee. l. 1856 9f
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WMtchMsgkes. ec .ge,ceier.

r. S. WOOD respectfully informs the citz"n
of McGregor and vicinity. that he is carrying
on the above business at the stand of Akin d
Bro. nearly opposite the McGregor House. =
All kinds of Watches, Clocks and Jewel'y neatly
cleaned and Repaired. All work warranted.
McCregor. MAY 9Th, 1881. NIL IT,
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Eps.. y. s.. Kia,g, .gg.,

PnysIcIAN g. SURGEON, viii be found at ii:
Office day aud night, except when absent po
fssionally. p" " ""
Having practiccd Twelve years among West
ern diseases, he feels himseHpreparel to attend
to all cases, day and night. Special attention
given to diseases of the Lungs.
McGrcgor, Dee. l2, 1876 nlo 6ln.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-06-19

srProt teiIsG FxTiNcrfoN oF TnR TRIs1 Ian.
GuAGE---A eu,iols talle which is giyena for
the ii st time in the Irish census, looks Ike an
indication Of the approaching EXTINCTION, Of the
Irish language Less than five FER c.nt of TIE
population have returned then selves as ignurant
OF English, and not a fourth of the whute are
able to SPEAK the original lara,ags CT their
county g 1s2 rs ep ~
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-06-19
IChys. Es. Shyr,

Wholesale Dealer in Groceries, Wines, Liquors
Derby g. Days, celebrated Star Brand W hishy
Main street. Iltf
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Waiter. s. Mro.

House Sign, and Carriage Painters,
will do Painting, Graining, Glazing to Order,
in the best style,
Nam street, M'Gregor, Oct. 1856
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.ggecn 1S. JvSfEcrs0fs,

Wholesale and Retail Dealers in merchandise
Stoves. Furniture, &c. Main Street
McGregor, eva.
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q. A. FLANDERS.

Dealer in Groceries, Provisions and General
Merchandise. Nen Frame Block. Main Street,
mcGregor, Iowa., lf.'
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Scott s. Fro,

Wholesale Grocers & Dealers in Clothing, Sta
pie and fancy Dry Goods. Also, Crockery and
Hardware. &=saa ol s4ss ae-ss4
II Produce bought and sold.
Main street. ltf
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- .l6kbksinAf,Y Yha door: hu

- DO.W1CcUPcH' 'tHc uooT put
3Tf and the lock were strong
n1Oedan my efforts. After at
'4isIllfhhstfa Ma variety of times and grow
= Y h aiiioea aiHiioea and more excited with every
ul1si{afE, l gave it up in despair.
N eI next called to Eddy, and thought
THAT perhaps with my instructions, he
might me able to turn the key. 1t was
some time before l could calm him down
sufficiently, in his glee, to listen to me.
At last I scolded him, and he came
But he could not understand my direc-
Ftions, though l put them in the most
childish language could assume. His
hands were too focble, and his mind too
unaccustomed to grasp a distinct
thought.
! What should I do next? Call aloud?
What would be the use? My face was
turned from the door. Our house
stood alone. The girl had by this time,
no doubt, gone out. Eddy and | were
alone. Perhaps l should have to re-
main all day, i'll did not die of sufloca-
ton beforc. And poor Willie would
do nothing but cry OF hunger, while
was powerless, not to hear his COM
plants, but to help him. But | did
scream! l shouted aloud ! | fairly
exhausted myself in idle attempts to
make myself beard, although | felt, at
the same time, that to hear me was i'm.
possible. .,,
How slowly, and yet how rapidly, the
time seemed to pass away And
oh how keenly active my imagination
was. 1t appeared TO be alive with
scenes and pictures of sunlight-oi
beautiful waterfalls and shady woods
of dinners and suppcrs-of Eddy and
myself romping and playing in the par
Ilor, waiting for papa, with the great as
trail lamp on the table, and his slippers
and morning gown on the sofa. All
these things | seemed to reslizo for q
moment to excess, just to feel the next
moment how irretrievably was cut oil
from their enjoyment,
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II. E'. SSOsaCs1iHai,

Attorney & Counselor at Law, and Real Estate
Agent. Taxes paid for non-resdcnts, Notes and
Accounts collected. (Oiiice at the Post OIiicel
MCrepor, Iowa.
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.FNCerJiSilag.

Advertisers must mark their favors with the
number of insertions required, or they will be
continued and charged for till ordered out.
NTCREDrT will be given on trausieIt Ad
yertisemcnts. "z '#@
'Un Jos Work neatly executed. Notaries,
Justices and Constables Blanks always on hand
Business Cards.
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The New Freight Route.

The rnerckanliz, already arriving at this
port, bound for Iowa and Minnesota. is consd-
cradle, and must very rapidly increase hence
forward, as soon as the enterprising merchants
in that growing region fully appreciate the fact
that they can save both time and money by
sending their goods this way. A~
| As to the saving of time. there is the distance
between this port and Chicago. and between
Chicago or Dunleith and Prairie du Chen ccr-
tainly saved. But this does not tell The whole
story, as the experience of hundreds cf Western
| merchants who had their goods delayed last
year on the Illinois roads Goy weeks will at
test. as.f....+r...- ss.tsf -...t...-
There is a saving ofriisk, of course, in the d.
mir;shed time and distance of water transpor-
tation. y 80 2
AS "time Is money" here, tliers is abundant
reason for choosing the route via this city; but
this is not all-there is an absolute saving of
naoaey, since there are no charges for doekage
Or carriage a. this port, and no dockase or ware
house charges by the Mil. q Miss r, r. Co. at
Prairie du Chen, while these charges at Chca-
60 .apd Dunleith amount to $l,75 or So, 90 per
NJ OF goods, wl,ichis no inconsderabla amount
Sl(nOHAsRhsnt doing large business.
7. tla filesls slsasantages in our favor, it would
bs s!ksnge HMilwa,ksee should not be the prin-
jne jnt0 dfqthc;ns lawa and all
wsys = SiatI I1ises aid rapidly
aaSana1'laL 2a lt So:
p,sIs Hs4s.!! a''''!!:g|;sl !!l i \ l|; silI'
North American twaafFiHa wafFHadas n d
Great efforts have Teen made i6 in<odace IN IN.
to France the use of horse flesh, hffttM n de-
clared by several members of the faculty to be
a healthy and palatable food. These gentlemen
ordered, short time since, dinner to be pre-
pared by the celebrated Chevat, to consist en-
| tirely of the meat of the horse. "A number of
their coa7reres were invited to partake of the
teasts, to which were bidden several eminent
agronomists. Dr.. WAN, who gives ia accout of
the dinner, rests his claim to be considered
connoisseur in gastronomy on The fact that he
ha~, in the coarse of his life. eaten of the dog.
cat, monkey, lizard, shark, and even lecches =
The dinner consisted cf a bread sogp of horse,
broth, boiled horse, flesh, Give hours cooking,)
| iguanas of China sewe1 in butter, dahs with
| Dutch sarce, and igu7nas, boiled for twelve
minutes il water and salt. ro'aa-1eatS diamoa.
rettc, made with tie spinal marrow OF the horse;
4 cione of horse roasted a t:utied turkey
and pie a la MODE horse flesh. All was de-
clarci excellent, and the ho Sc was lronounccd
| a fit animal for haman foad. s. .a
| --.5" -'" sa.z..-------------
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~. Wilson,
eTJsFEe,. g. Rsyss.

Wholesale and Retail dealers III STOVES, and
manufacturers OF Tin, Copper, and Sheet Iron
ware,
McGregOr, 'E Iowa.
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/ Eg InarurSl locali. near New York
was seen the following, at q grocery
where &cfreskmonts wore kept: - -
Hero.Pi7e aud K.kes ard Bierl cell n go
hni, il,ysters stule and in, the she'll,
and gride WINS too fGr taen as chcws,
anivsth disf at1l hlrsss fnt.a and s...-Taf
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CT. REMlck, willis DxuNMoND,
NJ Gregor, Iowa,} Gutenberg Iowa
K4e2saick s. Es'N2ss ,iONTs,
Attorneys at Law. Office over the Bank, Nc
Gregor, aud first door North Of City Hotel, Gut
enberg. lnlu)
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Saerasassss, sEg' egz0s'as6,tc IL 80.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Dry Goods
Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hats, Caps, Groce-
.ries, Hardware, and Cutlery. (Hsin Street,
McGregor, Il =-.. Iowa,
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A. s. Esyni,. s. BRO.

Attornies and Counselors at Law, General Real
Estate Agents, Main Street0
McGrcgOr, Iowa.
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II. O. lIAR7IN. H. D.
PLY SICIAN & U II G 60 N.
Office on Iain street, west OF the Mopona Hotel.
Aonona, Nay %, 81. n3itr
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But shall never forget the time when
was s'shut up in closet"

RArr1NG.-The scarcity of money
has had its effect on the rafting business.
Rats which brought SIC so per NJ. last
year, this season get S14 to SIC
Shingles which brought $500 last sea-
son, now fetch $3, 50.
The prospects for raftmon making
money this year are not favorable. In
the sale of one raft last week, it appeared
that the hired help had made more than
the employers. The winter has been
hard the expense of getting out logs
have increased. Many RATS which did
not get ioated out Of the Eiyers into tho
Mississippi one year ago, in conse-
qucnce Of low water, have been enabled
to get down here this spring; the sup
ply is more plentiful thereby. -
Lumber is being brought here by rail
from Michigan. 1t is supplied us
cheaper than. from the pineries Of the
norti. Of us it costs less to get it oat.
These facts show why our mills are
selling lumber lower this spring than
they did last: twill be blessing to
the West for lac price Of lunberto come
down Lyons Mirror
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Terms or subscription.

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vWers.iyE &. BARRON,

.rs-r Successors TO Jones i Bass, y
Dealers in Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes and Leath-
er. Hatsand Caps, Ready made Clothing, House
Furnishing Goods. Hardware, Groceries and
Queens Ware, at the old stand, Main street
McGrcgOr, Iowa.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-19
For sale.

OPtl ACRES OF LAND, silgaled thFee or four miles
EO North Oithe city betyouG Gaarn aud Porter
IaFuPike R0ads one lrsct OF about 5 acres mas bean
subdvided ~ pieces varying iron - 70 50Seus, and via
Do sold In Lots the may best sui Purchasers
lhss irscl VI superior Land, entFey Tree irOm rcks
It's soil deep and Vi me richest Quay veil uDered ana
10 0ue grzss, number Of nae sprs ~ all times
ordng zDund apply Of the Pure water From the
GEatu road h y reachou - SOD Turnpike, half mile
length and q road nov coprss huldlHg passing
through the lfacl 70 the Cumberland RIVER. On farm
ts cUmi0rs abe dwelling ana Ouh0uses, s5ung apple
orchard 20 Trees, peach orchard and Hg range
substantial fence skirts ne pace ben
road, feunsl, 2 3and ears, allh ntsTsi rO date o.
purchase.
AU, other Tract Of about los acres, three nile,
NOrLh-eas the city and sb3uga hall mile ths a
a4n road ms Tract nearly surrounded By surnpiku
roads, and . sabdylded inu Lots ahiug from 70 p
acres, and ntsrsecIsd COHyeont Ierml
years, win Interest. Possession given Immediately iOT
either bOLI u above it, Provided the puT
viii pay luiyaleng Lhs growing crops
stock included. JUN y. NiAbION,
mar27-'tJt- - Cherry street
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AePOSene Oils.


(SECURED 81 LEp E85 PaFEyr1
X -2osENE iLLUMINETEO OIL Tbs liza, -.
- i2A .ala ,ll s1cseas ln eat 49, ~
-, ! ,t3te q -ifa.l4 - ilaEnio.isa -
nan liapid 10 ne regy coIless rrrra-r p
ne company res am be - he ~. 4. a.. .s-.,
~, t-e A7fQa1ne Laupli snsflelursf b. - r.,,
~ elss'fa- Lo1nealus q "a so .so-- ~ .E.a
1870 p - l1lls- 9z1t O. Co.. f-d orurd 49, ~
~ sttns eltsl 20 40 - dr,ad Street e 49, No. =
- l ~ ,.s y, L, Atsteer is6 San stssi a1 n a.
r-ias1 a rll re- street. o. T. ,atu lies 0f uarlrs-
lamps can re seen a. ne udics % me Coa1-..s i'
AhaqaESE luGafcATlaa ltL- SO J. rrsn-r-.- ~
nn9si, ana al oaer 2luds 0i Machiuarys go. ~
Locomotive heaQ Il galsi Car Lamp ana NJ - ~ -
solar =nd haad lam ana sIluasa rr-rr al
steamship use, -7---- SIG
hERUsENE LUBEIoaTIyo OlLs, No. sf3. s1aoy,,, &c.,,
tof ana vii De found 30 posses adTEaEagea ,5u-r 49, .
ne marAat e same prcss--aIl uarn-and -. 49,
prepared % mee NE r-g irel-n o. kallral1g 49, 49,
AEAo8ENE hlENsELE DIE Prepared s-sfv - .-----
ussi aud Wlil De lounu ada rl1 y zu.Brs.. ~ ~
30 ps len Of War dgfchants sssls, - - 49,
ana burns Ia all ne Cabln stalsrluufi CInB-.f-
Lanpas 81 na Lanterns, azc. $1,000
6nnaele Uil viii remain dlid long as best s,s-, "a
~ D1fn an nignt ~ hqut 1qurlnc l1ef ~ ~
vantage thai VIII De OBVIOUS - o srY shtpa1rsse-
ne hsroseua Oils can be Ubt1insd ron m IA g, sr
sAp, Ihanalofai Dfussslzs ana Grocers b. k- IL, 80
ne regularly appointed Ag-nts Of 4hs C,un.1 ~
AS principal Towns ana tuIasss 10 ne ~ d .f5- -
Lanadas, ana tie Isiana Of Cubs. - --'
Loc1i Agenls a. pointed gia G. uf1ruly ust ,.-,- -,
iishea p ne hoara o. lrastzsa,B asfllc-fr ! -
AUSTEA'S
GEVEEAL AsEzrs, Krao,u-r ono,
n so Beaver street. \. r.
N. B. Circulars win fan particular. t-.,.,-,.I 49,.
So =, va % i'rE ardsd On ap dc "a a. aloss.
-. "a T.
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SALES TO COME.
vALUABLE LAND NEAR NAsHVILIR

FOX SALE
AN authorised 10 sell aud make eompete nles % tae
i Trsc of Land upon which the late NJ =. Walker 10
sided, and The lot upon which tue Blacksmith shop . s
ated, and the slaves and stock TIE placs ans Plaea
s situated the Gaatn turnpike, interested BY
na Nashville and LOuIsFIis Railroad is near enoQgh %
NASHVILLE % make t eanFe1Isnt country residence Tor
persons dong baslness IN the city has IS hne spring
mere g N TIE STATE and Is susceptible OF divisions into
several lo eacn OF which would afford beautiful build
ing situations fronting the turnpike OF rilrO8d.
thofsed 70 sell the Tract Ia body or IN parces
ana on such credit IS may deem sxpsdsut. shall be
on the place during the st aud second weeks Of NOTe
Der next aud viii receive proposals Tor Tie purcase e.
private sale Of all any o. ne above named real and per
sonai property In the mean hms any person desiring %
examine the property can do 90 b calling Mrs agnes
walker on the place, and proposals 70 purchase
made . her or John Taylor o. &atheH Alsn place.
or addressed 70 me ct Trenton, GDs0n o0unty Tenn.
sspt2A-tf SAMUEL WILLIAMS Trustee.
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VALUABLE IMPROVED CITY LOFs FOR

nHE Lot fronting on maple street. 60 feet running back
~ 100 feet vita superb Brics dwelling, containing
10 rooms good eisieru, SmOke-hOuse, &c.
ALSO No Lot fronting l25 feet Pearl street and l9o
ieet ceep, with good story Brick House containing
~ roon5 sdIvants rOOms kicnen, g0Od WE'LL smoke
1ouse oe boh Lots nuey IS via sauo0sry, SHADE
lfaii trees, ana viii be aold ca accom- plating terms Ap
Ply 70 Mack q " OUUWARD,
JAME5 AZ, MuRHEEIl, 81
VA g. NINE.
Several good Parma, veil Improved, Nashville
A large number Of uulmprOved LOIS, several Gardsn
LOts, 70 Is seIes the cry. Those wishing
purchase VIII do well ~ call sOoR on.
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4 HAVE us received direct from the Eastern Cities over
5000 volumes Of standard Literary and eslinnoaus
R,ok * 1000 Rfams Paper 5u Blank Boo sl5nOB worth
Of JeWeFy and ~ atehes on Wrh ~ Fancy Goods 10 be
disposed o. and TINS method h adopted us speedy
ale This 90 L0tery, % The one EEsry
purchaser amount Of dollar Will b presented
Wih g Of uot less value than twenty-five cents aud
10 go. 80 money received for gf aud DO sold
for more Than tue reg1arTeii prics, and ehy 3
per csntless. This Is humbug, and the question may
anss ibis be ahOTdsd Tho a. they we're
bought most % them Cor eueaaf thuir yunes e1d have
orders elOe the stock Cataognes Of some Of ~ b9zs
aud gifts 10 be had u ne store All ask j. 'of even one
caaud eEaine TIE mode u dome busnssl and pledge
ny8slfto "let nops 20 away disfaiIsled.r .- .-.
n B-Two Auction sales psr week VII bamade IN which
Cts will BE- given. Come cue, come ar snd give ne
spTsS-tf CHARLES FOX
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