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The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-07-17

HrMAN GLORY Roman forum
is now COW market, the Tarpcian rock
a cabbage garden, and the palace Of the
CRsar5 a rope walk.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-07-17

GIThe piles Of Flows that we were
wont to observe at the depot of Grant
4 Peck's during the Spring have. like
the huge snow banks of last winter,
gradually diminished at tho approach Of
warm weather, only to be reinstated
again in the season of them.
The acre. acre and a half. or two acres
ofReaperswhich have attracted 50 much
attention at the above place have also in
their turn "groun beautifully less. "sug-
gesting to eur mind in strong terms the
trsthfulness Of the sacred promise re-
lative to ',seed time and harvest"
And we are Of tho opinion had the
anthor Of said promise been penning it
at the present day the season Of thresh-
ing would not have been overlooked, as
CD ?. are now laying in the biggest and
best pile Of Threshing Machines it has
cen our fortune to see.
MARxErs.-Whea. is worth at Nc
Erapnr on ia or
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-07-17

The weather has been very warm for
for several days, but it is important to
the crops in northern latitude, and we
must not complain. Elmo rains visit us
about every ten days. ..a a. .n.H
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-07-17

Ey"I can marry any girl / please, y
said a young man boastingly. every
true." replied his waggish companion,
"for you can't please any,
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-07-17

The CRors-We never heard such
universal putting of the Crops as travel
lers and farmers credit Northern Iowa
with this season. The weather has been
highly favorable, warm enough for corn
and wet enough to keep that important
grain in first rate trim. Wheat, Oats
and Barley could not be better if they
had been raised to order. We are told
that Fayette County presents particu-
'arly fine appearance the land being ex-
cellent, and a large amount of it III Gull
tivation., Travellers say that Ohio, H.
linois and Indiana can show no such
promising pictures as the fields of Iowa
those states have but little land that
will bear any comparison with Iowa.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-07-17

RIoTs. The reports from various parts
OF Iowa to the southwark indicate gen.
eraS disposition to dispense with the le-
sal way Of settling difficulties entirely.
We notice in the city papers that Du-
buqne county is becoming feverish for
victims. and that Mr.. Jack Parrot at
last accoaat was in the hands of mob,
for probable suspension by the neck.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-07-17

= FRErGHTs.-Time will not allow us to
collect any business statistics for the
past two weeks. Freights have been
light however by river, and quite heavy
by Rail Road. Milwaukee is beginning
to make herself known in Iowa by her
merchandise, her lumber an1 shingles,
her Sash and Doors, and by the active
business talent she is senling here in
the shape of resident Merchants
Madison also is sparing us some wide
awake Merchants and traders.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-07-17
c Co ONE m Quickly.
,ts$ SMITH A. McAEEEi F&ts

Wish 10 inform their fellow citizens that thew
are now prepared to furnish them with.
Amtro'ypes and Melaincatypes Of the va
nous stylcssa at their rooms OYER H. H, Smiths
Jewelry 'orr, two doors west the McGregor
House, and as shey only propose remaining two
weeks it fshooves all who want good pictures
to give them call soon. For children fair
days are pr SCRABBLE, Adults sssken in any
weather.
Instruction given in the art.
WM SMITH. % resssss Hill. NcArrr,
June 22nd, 81 TT I.37tf
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-07-17

.EF A down east editor advises his
readers, if they wish to get teeth inserted
gratis, to go and steal fruit where his
Watchdog is on guard. '.'". '
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-07-17
~ o TIC II.

My Wife, Siri Olsdatter having left my bod
and board, this is to notify all persons not Il
harbor or trust her on my accor Mt as ] viii not
pay any debts Of her contracting after This
date. n403t ole ToLLgI SON CoPANe.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-07-17
improvements.

improvements. ''
! The Young City Of McGregor has
not stopped growing by any means
Since our last issue, many business i'm
provements have taken place. i,.a "a
HoMER NEWELL has completed and
moved into his new store house, and the
public can now be supplied with food
for q diseased stomach in the shape of
Drugs, or food for the mind in the shape
Of valuable Books. Homer intends to
keep 2 good assortment of stationary
and it will not be long before he will be
compelled to go into furnishing the
Printers of this north west with what
ever the! may. call for.
Mr.. ORR has fitted up the old Drug
Store, and to those who want a nice
lunch or other delicacy in eating or
drinking We commend his establish
ment as one of the very incest to be
found on the Mississippi.
EVANS the indefatigable Evans has not
built a house for month, and he begins
to grow dull-he has just commenced
the foundation Of two new store rooms
cast of Simpson 4 Hoxsies stand.
if GIN. Hunt Esq. is completing :
new building for the Boot and Shoe
trade, west Of Williams & Earvey's
large Hardware establishment.
Jones & Bass are clearing off thu
ground, on Jones lot for the erection
Of Brick store room to be "a by 100
three stories high. This, when com
pletcd, will be one of the handsomes
rooms in town. We hear that scyera
other large business houses are beins
chalked out for: speedy erection. TIL,
dwellings going up at McGrcgor, thi
summer, we can not keep an account of
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-07-17

! IMPORTANT TO Pre- EMPToRs.-The
following Circular has been issued by
the Commissioner of the Land Office,
and, by this time has doubtless been
received by the District officers in Min
nesota: 's~ .f p! '
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-07-17

MARxErs.-Whea. is worth at Nc
Gregor, so to 95.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-07-17

10y ~ ~o~''
Messrs. Brown and Mack were APP
pointed to prepare new books to cores
pond with the land feature adopted at
this meeting of the Board. All SUBJ
scriptions heretofore made may be trans
ferred to the new books at the request
of the subscribers.
J. F. Mack was appointed the Stock
and Real Estate Agent Of the company.
The Secretary and Engineers were
requested to prepare and have printed
the annual report of the company, CIV
ing oil the statistics, data &C., &c. usu.
ally found in such reports.
E. D. Clinton moved: That, Whereas
this Board regards it Of vital importance
to the interests of the Road that the best
possible line West from McGregor be
selected Therefore,
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-07-17

Let the lands SO purchased be held by
the Co. and be brought into market from
time to time for the benefit of the stock
holders and sold under the direction of
said board. ..
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-24
SENATOR DOUGLAS.

The Virginia Sentinel thus alludes to the cours,
pursued by Judge Douglas on the Kansas question.
The question on which Senator Douglas has divid
ed from The Administration, Is not sectional cues.
non, aud should not be made one; though there i
danger and indeed probability that it viii be forced
10 wear that aspect The question is between two
MODES otorgauizIng the State government Of Kansas
l. is pretended lbaJ lie will make IL slave
ate vhIie the other mode would make IL Tree ste
II Is equally agreed under both modes that the ma
j0rty shall decide that matter; aud nobody now
doutbs now where the majority will tall
Oar own opinions are mphaticay with the Presi-
dent and against Douglas, but still we regret TO see
the acrim0uy already visited on Douglas by the mos
violent aad the least worthy OF Iarly associates
When friends must part, something Is due to re-
Inc mbrances OF the past. The change of relations
should be attended with becoming deceucies; with
at least some small interval between dinners and
dIggers.
Dut we cannot believe that separation is Douglas
iHtsaHgEg. There Is Gif61ocs much 10 he regretted
aud which, by UnTIse treatment, may grow into
separations but need not. Douglas Is now in strange
company, and doubtless feels most uncomfortable
The palIits OF Seward must sound Ike misses IN has
ears. lie cannot remain where he is. lie will come
hack on he will 20 further, and much depends
on the manner in which he Is lrea.e ed.
O. OF all the men Id The parry, Douglas would seem
unable 10 ap0statze from u, ana csIeci ally 10 the
Black Republican direction. HIS whole record, MS
long associations and auupatAies his hopes, has
pride, is prospects, all bind INN affairs True
The history Of politics proves that such cOusdera
tons 40 uOt always avail Politicians are liable g.
q Plag6e OF iheirUWn. They aro subject 10 attacks
OfCaagrlu. Iuey become suur, reckless mad. They
are linen ike elephants when the frenzy" Is on
them. rHeuds have nJ iuHuence, and reasons Only
eurage ". Z RIyes dted OF an attack Of that sort.
/ Z. blair ditto. Thomas H. Benton. ditto. The
political grave yard i, iul OF similar memorials >
W. Eorncy has now the disease IN advanced tngs,
Douglas exhibits some bad symptoms, 5ut there Is
hope. The mllady is very deadly but some have
had Il IN It's Eeuuvr types aud lived though -eucr-
ally wIul weakened constitutions, and ilaously 20
subsequent attacks The remIuie,, however. are
chiefly preventive, and nOw Is the time TO Apply them
10 Douga He Is great man. We cannot afford
20 lose han. II he does die, We will weep over INN
and plant willow oB his grave.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-24
HOWARD ASSOeIATlO N,


4 BeHOU0lsHt Institution, established by special sndoV
leRt for the relief Of The SICK and distressed, afflicted
trith ViTIlieHt and Epidemic diseases.
Z ALL PERSONS sl cted with Sexual Diseases, such
Sperm aOrTtOst, seminal Weakness. Impotence, Con
orrhGa elect, hs me Vice OF Onansm, Sell Abuse
&c, &c.
hv Howard Association in view ofhs awful dsstrue ion
Of human life caused 0y sexual diseases and the deep
ctOus practsed the unfortunate 1ch
eases b. QaCks sbver years drectu their Consulting
urgron, Chantabls Acl worthy their name open
Dpeusary for mst If his class Of diseases al
Ihyir FORMS and give Medical Adsi Gratis all who
apply by letter win scnpton OF heT condition, tags,
occupation, habits lie. &C.. and OF extreme
poverty 70 furnish Medicines Free Of Charge. n is need
add that the Assoc alton the higut
esl skill Of the age, and will furnish the most approved
modern treatment.
The Directors areview Of the past feel assured that
their abrrs in this sphTe Of benevolent effort have
benefit o he siiced; especially he yOui aud
they have resolved devote the renewed
10 this very tmPnr ant bHt mucH despise1
Just Pub ishtd by Association Rep on SpermaOr
rbRa, Sen mai Weakness Vice OF OHansm Mastur
bauon or Self buse, cher Deascs Of tho
cams, by the COnsu tag Sur-COn- ch viii be By malt
lin sealed letter euve PEI free u charge receipt Of
two stamps for postage.
Address, fer Report treatment nr. George K. Calhoun
Consulting surgeon, Hoaar- Association, No ?, south
Ninth Street, Phiiade pha Pa.
By Urd q ofthe Directors.
EZRA % HEART " Eli, President.
GEO. F AlRCHILD, Secretary oetI2-w3ms
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-24
DOUBLING TIE INCOME OF CyTJON
PLANTERS

OAIEN7 Ed improvement in IN manuiacture Of Yarna
emplO iaZ u SPA mo crop but sbJu one fourth hi
number required 10 mise il, this nsmb CONSISTING
en- idren o. lz years Of age above snd unit
plowtDg PIE ing cotton.
80 am nov prepared 70 furnish Planters wi this NEN
1OIblNAllDN OF Ma HiNEKY, i1clus Of the STHAR
bNNE, " nectssaTy-nsmeiy Ire GIN with Lap tppend
age Oe machine aud me SeGueut NJ OF tn Spin
hng >erl"s aid 10 have ali ged In the sp ming
on Fana lon, complete with great spEtch Also
Onc-halt 81 the pc tons a the income the
year, VIII MoRR HAN for the whole machinery, neu
sv o. he steam Ia line and mere Wages
ny mprIT mcnt ~ its esulss o. Itc Planter Euiva
lenL 20 bis navi pure Of Plantation, Nszrtes
&C. more productive iha thOs no u0a WaTss AMI whiie
spinning nierst VIII prove bis IvorsOH, e. VIII be syemp
no te cares and sn&i-ues inRerelt 10 planting gslbe
acd bailIag up 6crCp.
@H lEEksN sehlueri il cAsH ARTICLE but for COED
ela cea ctngrauL uab tlc ties a. ir The
o. the PATEET, % De paid 10 OF ID
lfs ears the u bfng girHCd cJOa
WIN con e. LsufiHg tie Iay Eent should lie plantation
cAH &c pr n5turs
Proposition Printers may now e made and g. EEOs
co OF ho Machinery IN their s lar ihey must net
can't 10 state H-s beeu tbs uUber Of POUNDS q thei
tTups-sr how many utulls Of yaru o DIV spin
aprS-WiV CSC 9 HENRY, Mobile, Ala
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-24
Christmas Presents,

WE have hand, following useful and ornamental
W arCl that would make the most valuable Christmas
Gifts, that could be given. sll Of which VIII sell very
low prices for cash:
Elegant China POTcelaih and Lava
Jewel Boxes great variety OF oman entail patterns
Caina Ink stands Match Boxes, Flower s.Guds, Butter
pates &c;
Mantle and btagus ornamentsa great variety of pat
terms;
Coffee arms, Tea and Tofee pots:
Chamber setts the hand patterns 10 be found in
the Eastern cities;
Brit snia Planished tin, English and An erGan japan ned
candles
Coal ase-, Coppersnd Ornamental coal scutles;
FralheT busters, OF al sizes;
Hearth bruOms diferen' styles:
Engsn cutlery, PLACED 70 ks cake baskets cups, &C.,
Rattan rocbiIg, hall am sewing chairs;
knife baskets, StlI0W and JsIanned tin;
Plate warmers, best kug'i-h patterns;
Spice boxes, cake and bread boxes;
ad and brittsHis casters, liquor and pickle stands
Water all sizes; The greatest variety eder Nash.
vile;
Cake tuI Padding pans;
One hunlred bird cage, elegant designs.
Our assortment 81 hos furnishing is extern
ye and elegant Than before, will ASH
III very small ads ance upon cost.
DECEIT MACKENZIE Il WILSON.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-24
RETURWrn

d the sotetation OF rany fu-Hfs, DR.. r W Conner
ID Phys psthc hitlu, h ft8T1ed, and sgsr loeaied
In Nashville Wh.le BE- tlgss e God success IN h.
professor vii secure hin 5erai share Of ua,ropage
lhs publ All 6sar - mind. thar be rea' diseass on ne
Fnlsoloaic principle tsca ulg ga ols1s ustua nCtb
me Dut ih1oesn's 90. ei1cis o. rrcip. y Rsn
lel ne propose esncctais fui safsfaetp W he -
loving d'7sses; serofuia > hills Liver uDlsints and
DysIf psa, - ~
"a me-, temporarily on Deairiek street. opposite The City
At- Depot On the -stoud g BOZ "a ~
Eeai1eHee, y AHters' lot-I ,iu r1eF a. rr,y a. -,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-24
seventy large wormsexpeIIed.

The stomach has uBdol5 teddy, very great sympsfhy
with other pa IT'S the body with respect
irrIStiun produced BY worms. They give
Other diseasea patients often suffer incredibly without
beng aware OF the cause. Tbs remedy which will give
most cefuln reliefia such is b. a Fam KS
VERMIFUGE which will expel every w0Tn and in this
manner leave the system free from al bilious humOT.
iTENroE, N. J., December slh, 1854.
.Afess-s. b. A. FaAzss,0ek q Co.
GEETLEn IN I'll gave vial Of b. A. Fahnestock's
Vermifuge Of children, three, other five
age, ana IL brOlghI away from them serenity
large lev hours alter hey had tsben 1t. hey
restless night, but they sleep well well
and hes,J' in every way. Any who DOUBTS this
call at my house, in warren Street, OPP site TIE Class house,
JOHN ID. ARGOOD.
Sold whole se and retail and bv all the principal drug
gst and country merchants throughout the United States
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-24

COLUMBIA, S. c Dec. l9.-The Senate TODAY
adopted the provision the bill 10 relation 10 a.,
banks passedby Tue House last night VITA the ex
cepton Of that clause providing for the appointment
OF Commission 10 invest gate The affairs OF all The
bln6s and report the result 1. Tie examination al
The next meeting Of the Legislature. The Senate
objected TO this Commission AM refused 10 authorize
i. The ma features Of the acr are. il suspeDB.
the operation Of the Law Of lS40 directing The Comp
troler General TO collect tax on the circulation Of
the suspended bauks-it empowers the EgmptrolIrr
W. h authority TO examine The books o. any of The
banks OF the State-It prob bits, after tae LIST of
January, 1869, Tie issue Of bauk bills Of loss 10.
nomination 'han ten doiiars-and pr, hbits the asuEs
from put ing IN circulation more than three dollars
IN paper Tor every specie dollar in their vaults
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-24
CLAIBORNE NACHINE WORKS.
IRON EnrtNnnr

IRON FOUNDRY.
W. nave now stared our new and extensive Foundry
on me Old stand Of the late Nashville Manufacturing
company, and are prepared To heavy and light
oIz o. any DESCRIPTION the Light CAST
nas 70 smell amounts at moderate city prices heavy Cast
hg 20 age smouns furnished per ntFact Cincinnati
Pees win aoolons Of freight We have also commenced
operations in our
MACHINE SHOPS.
steam engines, aWmis FloUrms Of the most improved
patterns made 10 order Jobbing repairing done immsdI
a we are ready make contracts for Engines and Ns
sna shall furnish plans enable purchasers toput Up their
Mills with little expense Manufacturer sRe Farmers VIII
nnd profitable Us, before going East West for
Machinery.
STEAM BOILERS.
stationary e1g and steamboats, made order ofth
best MATERIAL CON with Firsronis, Crates sandTipe
and Valves STAND pressure reqnired Tor
Manufacturing porpeiliag purposes.
BE- CkSMII "A SHOP.
Any descriptions OF Smiihwork done excellent stvIa
frstrate Iron used-SaE mill work Sterurs pos
PLuan Iroas, Saw eraHks Bolts ali Kind Nili Irns
made 20 order short notice.
Farmer wishing purchase good cheap Machine-y vii
d. veil o. call a. Office or address by irtter
JACkkR & CO..
claiborne Maenlne works, Nashville, Team,
uly2J-u Lae nashville Nan. Coz
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Sale q Negroes.

DY virtue Of decree Of the County Count OF Davidson
ID County, rendered December term 1857, 10 the
case OF J. 5 q iztbeh DlalunT Joseph Z. 5lrtnsn
ana others, viii oher for ale Court house ara IN
Nashville Saturday January l6h, 1853, Ihe io wing
Negroes, to-Wt; Negro Harriet about ~ 9eas OF
age and her children, one infant, and ne othef' a
about yesrsof age.
1ERHssOO cash, the balance seredlt OF y NOUNS
DOts with good security above sale s made for hs
CRBATHAM,
dee I6-IeEtds pTs fee IS, CLERK & aGS.or.
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JAG kson = Adams.

BkcAD SLlLHET, y EST or CHATTANOOGA DEPO1,
LUMBER n EtCdENTS.
ND Manu- ElctursrsOf Sash, Door Frames Blinds Mau
"A ties, Mouldiug, Archiayes, Base Boards. Piiase-s
Wether. Boarding, Poplar sns Pine Flooring, Sheyirr
Goods Boxes, and all kinds Of Wood WORK
inside Finish Of Frame Brick Houses every description
ordersrom TIE surrounding soslfed Work care
fully put up be hauled shipped without injury
SssI Primed iInd Glazed Al desired.
JAMS 57-wly JACKSON d ADAMS
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-24

NEw YORK, Dec. l9.-Money still abund,nt and
prime paper IN demand Some names are passing
al 70 - per cent Transactions have beer mode
low as ,. Sterling exchange active. The sbir-
ment Of coin by Wednesday selmes promises to
be large.
The bank statement of this week will show
handsome increase in specie. The aggregat rrcba-
bly, will reach twenty nine millions of dollars
Stocks are still downward and sellers at The frs,
board we're more numerous than buyers.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-24
SOn1ETHING NEW,
Ellis & Moore,
Nos. So & 81 TIark.tS,rc.,

hs happy TO inform their old friends ans The pube
orally thai they have made large add ~ 10 tbei, W.
ehhe ShOP anu Foundry, and have double fefis, to-
feusfDg saiisiaeuoa 10 al who may favor Them With eal
= our intention Es heretofore. 10 keep ourseIvrs veil
vim every descr ptOn Of steam q gIpes Boilers
i'l eyl NhahBg, &c Also, all tind of Nork foT
" " u.s. Stea hooats, Saw Mills Tobacco Fsctoes
prices. ~. - ~ $500 eAsA
Nos 3 & g Market south OF Broad Street NsssvIe Tenn
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Hnlidav Presenta-

CRBAT attraction, AZ Public square, 2000 vaua
VI Lois splendid French Chna. Papl1r Meche and
her rich goods gwen away The CiEens OF Nash-
vile and vicinity are respectfully informed that positive
received 70 close the entre large STOCK OF
French China according the following unprecedented
liberal plan viz Fvery purchaser Of splendid Motto Cup
ana Saucer for only 81, will estted 70 present 10
order determine the articles viii be- theJ have en-
vcloped TWO thousand cards. Stating the number ans de-
scbir the Iois purchasers at once seeea card and
the article II Is Tor will be delivered immediutei9 me
Goods comprises splendid assortment Of
French Crns, viz; Gold Sets, Also, area assaIG
Of Fancy Vases Baskets fete ste setts,
Uoogbes Figures inksiands Motto Mugs, Toy Tea sets
splendid taper Msehe Tables, Tea Tags. Ihis EVEN
the sale and distribution viii commence at 7oeioek, ana
continue every dag and Evening mil further notice
dec "a BENZ. F. SHIELDS
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Land Gale

Will SILL 20 The mig est BIDDER, On SATURDAY. Ian
lIh rs a. The Ccur House in Nashville Ol scres III
Ana 70 district No Of Davidson county. lena belong
~ " mJ Farr4r deed, fijpinnng he Lads OF W.
Lucas Henry T. hit'itt and Martha s. Cerothe s. bsl
yer piece Of Land Is hard 20 o. county. X.
VII show i n any one wishing ts examine il.
THEHs-ons and two year, vi houi Interest.
WIN. A WHTTSlTT,
Gee il-W3F Executor OF Wm, J. Farrar, deed.
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The LXCelSiOr UOTl 4 COD MIN.

ASIa-t Teee ICE highest rI-mUm al she great Va
II uOHal Fair a. L0uis,ts, ard TIC oa.o sac
Mills.
1t adapted 20 crushing Corn aud Cob, Rye Oats &c,
oT stock, and Tor gIil dug for wg use, die eris, &c
IL grlndin sur aces be o. three dol
Mil.
Furnished complete with two pairs ~ rrdng rings for
aiy doilais Travelling Agents wanted 70 sell The above
Mills, J. { BALDWIN q 90
oct 2-d-tw&W2u 81 toIege street. Mas Vile
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Hiekory Grove, ST. Cherries Co., No.. Nov 70 1857.
PROF. U. WOOD-Dear Sir: 5 m time las. SUMMER
induced your Han Restorative and
effects WONDERFUL, iel day you and
the m cted, 70 reportiL
Our hllle son's for time had been perfectly
with ad called srsd head. The hair
almest entirely % IN Consequence, when irirId.
cstng his suGerng advised your ResterAve,
do lttle pc success, bus % surprise, ard
hat ali friends. verg applications removed the
entirely. and and iuNuraut crop OF hair
started out and say that J. healthy
ealp, aud luxusiln crop har auy other child
We therefore, do here0Y recon mend your ResOra
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We are, yours respectfully,
GEORGE ". blGGl NBOEHAM,
SAkAd A. HIGGINbOIHAM,