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The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-07-03
Purify The Blood.
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xFE PHI II s,
r.. 4 rrH d.. AND .l.a
Ph 4etE Bttters.
lllI IRON all MINERAL P0ISOIS

The great popularity which MorrAr's L,sx
Pits and fR6six R.TrERs have attained in
consequence Of the ext 40 dinary cures cffcc.
ted hy their rsc. renters II unnecessary fr the
proprietor to enter into a particular analysis OF
thcir medicinal VIRTUES or Properties, Having
been more than twenty years before the public,
sni hayiny the united testimony of more than
7Aree M;l'ions of ersons who have been ges.or-
cd g. the enjoyment Of pc feet health by them,
It is believed that their reputation AZ The best
vegetable medicine now before the rublic. ad =
mis- Of no DISPUTE. In almost every city and
village ID the United States, there are many
VII" ase ready ~ testify TO their efficacy in re-
moving dissase. and giving to the whole system
renewed vignr and health. 1zlh = ~.
In cases IT Scrofula, Ulcers Scurvy Or Eru D.
tions OF the akin, the Grafton Of tn ifc NJ ed
ieines % 'rtls astonishing often removing IL q
few days, every ves'ige II these lo1ths,me dis.
cases. by their purifying effects on the Mod
Fever and Ague. Dysl ersia. Iro ~. Piles. an |
in shHt most oil diseases. SION Weld 10 their
eurstive rso:er:tes No family shonlh lie
without them - By their timely use much suf-
e ing and espenae nav D. asved. TeTaou
2 sparad b. VIZ. B. MosFsr, NJ. D.. New
York and ioe sale By Hoffman, Benton a Co. a.,
AoCragns, 'owa. bhJ .sa7i1Toa
July. 1851 .gs H@fe4 FL. GO ae-. taa=z s.f ma
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CLorHrxe.-Strouse d FIiedmsn give notice
by tod Ad er;isement Of their intenti,n 10
sell goods on terms that can not fail to suit
These gentleman are connected with a very
large Cincinnati Clcthing Horse. and the River
connection with that city enables them TO SIP
Ily themselves at all times with qualities to suit
the season and the market. Their stoe is con.
venen'ly situated between two Of our p'inci a
Hotels, and they are doing fine trade. Oul
deal with them has satisfied US that no advan
tage will 10 taken of customer either Is "a
price or qrality of goods. They are thinking
of establishing heavy Wholesale Clo'hins
Depot here. and their brsiness though large
now, will certainly warrant the investment o.
more cal ital. Call on them and Iricc theil
goods.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-07-03
Documents.

Documents. .....l...
Hon. j. T. Clark. delegate to the late consti.
tutional convention, forwarded us by F. Relfoy
ESQ.,. of Waukon, two large bundles of the Now
Cqnflitution for distribution in Clayton County
We proceeded 10 open them in presence ol
Fro. Frank and We found them the most mys.e
1ious public documents ever brought 10 our Of
fce-avery one of them being printed in Ger
man! .sa-.- ar..... .r+ ..rg .r-ast gFF ...sr
We saw Hen. +. A. Rodman and J. Nicklaus
Esq. of Gutenberg, the same evening and be-
lieving these looks would be more useful at the
County Scat than here. We req I'd Mr.. R. to
cary them home with him. We retained a
few for home distribution, but we are sure no
su, h constitution as this will be wanted about
here =! noi 81. NJ. s.9a'ua-- sa K
If there are any English ones due Clayton
County. Hon, Mir. Clark will please send them
alonr, though we do not see why our Mr.
Scott has MT been honored with the packages
due his own constituents !aab rzgH g. sG.t
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-07-03
Norway.

Norway.
On Saturday last the Northern Belle
delivered at M'Gregor nearly 100 emil
grants from Norway. There was about
the Same number on board, bound for
ports farther up. Those landing here
were mostly destined to Winneshies
County, Iowa. They were composed
Of middle aged and young men and
women, and children. very few Of the
company looked to be over IS or 40
years of ago. Boxes. wooden trunks
and cases Of all shapes and sizes strong.
ly banded with iron, painted, and mark
ed with hieroglyphics to us indecipher-
able, were carried from the boat to the
levee until the wharf and road for sew
ersl rods were completely blocked up.
The appearance of some of the wooden
trunks was very ancient, one of them
we saw was marked ,7O7! There
were others older in looks, and we could
not resist the suspicion that they had
seen service in the campaigns of Alaric
and his Norsemen followers, in their
terrible march upon the South Of Europe
hundreds of years ago! r. ..r.sy S-e /
The Norwcgians are most valuable
accession to the State. They are frugal.
Industrious and honest; some of them
are most talented business men and
scarcely one can be found that approach
es. either from bad habits or imbecility,
the condition of pauper. They usu-
ally settle in neighborhoods together
and steady improvement of the coun-
try marks their footsteps. Iowa aud
Minnesota are receiving the best mental
stamina of the Eastern and middle states,
as well as the most valuable physical
and moral force Of Europe. They have
broad prairies yet untenanted, and a
climate beyond comparison. healthy and
inviting. No better evidence of thei,
value can be shown than the direct in,
fluence they exert on the middle classe,
of distant Europe. rfd.o
A journey of 1000 miles, or over on,
quarter round the earth, is no light tes
timony in favor of the superiority of the
North West! s. ra.aa .-.r..- .~.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-07-03

Slmrsox d HoxaE.-We invite the readers
of the Times to call in and look at the new and
large stock of staple Groceries, choice Wines,
Liquors and Cigars, this firm has just received
from the city Of New York. They are located
one door east of the Waverly House, and are
now rrcpased to make the acquaintance Of eth.
or Wholesale or Retail Dealers In their line o.
Goods. These gentlemen are recently from,
Michigan and hence they are ruthciep'Iy Yves
tcrni ed to understand the nature OF t'ade'
whether it CONS in the shape Of CASH 81
"dicker." Give them trial and if their Ad-
vertiscment is not lived up to. We will be much
disaI pointed. OF one thing We are sure. you
will be in no danger Of losing your money OF
your barter by any effort on the part Of the
Psoprictors at smarto cunning t.ickery. Wen
guarantee "plain sailing" at that house.
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Allen & Wilkerson.

Allen & wilkerson.
This old McGregor firm is doing .
largo trade this summer. 1t Is an ad-
mit,ed fact that they have the handsom-
est store in the place, and q visit to it
will convince the most skeptical that
they have goods enough to supply .
small army of customers. Their bull
ding is 20 by 80 feet and three stories
high; every portion Of it is occupied
and quite compactly occupied too. with
merchandise suitable to the demands Of
tho various classes Of customers who
throng eur streets. Their stock OF
fancies suitable for the ladies, we tho't
was the most extensive ever brought
here. but we observe it has melted away
since the warm weather opened, ard
unless application be made soon. 40"
will have parted with every handsome
bonnet and collar that ornamented the
the store. If our Hawk.eye girls
want nice wearing Or showing apparel
for the 4th, there is no better place to
look for it than at this establishment.
p The boys can also be fitted with all
the latest styles of goods calculated to
captivate the idolized creatures whose
word is law on matters Of Dress. n
.a In reading the advertisement of Allen
4 Wilkerson. you will learn that they
deal in almost every article Of merchan-
disc known to the trade. from a set Of
marbles or row of pins. to full rugged
Blacksmith shop. There are 7 or 8
persons employed in waiting on GUS
toners, and there is but little time to
play during business hours. They
have two Norwegian clerks to accom-
modate large and increasing patron
age from this worthy portion Of our cit
izens the store sometimes is attacked
bysa,whole neighborhood from Whine.
shiek and Chickasaw Counties, and Il
looks as though LARSON was about to
sell the whole stock of substantial goods
before Norway is satisfied to leave.
In addition to an active retail trade,
this house does full share in the grow
ing wholesale business of McGregor.
We have ever found these gentlemen
and their clerks attentive and obliging
and we wish them all the success due
honorable exertion. nw... G.. a.t
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A PrcurlAaLy p. apLExiSR tPexplc MEN

~ A PECULIARLY PsarLExisg PsxDIcA xEsr.-
a trio Of Prairie du Chen Ladies under the
escort Of one Of our city gentlemen, after .
pleasant ri.e over our bcaut;fl country to Mo.
nans, crossed the river upun their return home
in small boat CHE Ferry having stpped run.
ning) about dusk few evening sincs. Soon
after starting, il commenced raining and night
was raridly drawing ito sabls eurtail around
them. when aiter being rowed for IN hour and
not seeing port, they became alarmed. The
person who undertook 70 ferry them across VA
under the influence Of "Eau de Vie" and had
lost his way, taking them into the Bay instead
of the Channel. IRON the broad Mississippi
on night Of inky blacknesa, exrosed to q
drenching rain and swim current, their stu.
alton may be more easily imagined than des-
cribed.
After battling against the elements for ove'
three hours their glad feet rested once more
u. on tene frma. The Ladies' held their peace
and kept their courage up most bravely, while
the gentleman received from their fair lirs fat.
tering cncomiums for his coesnsss.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-07-03

DREADFuL.-Iwo foreigners are like.
" to usurp the entire confidence of the
American people, while natives are neg
lected. These are Wells German
Condition Powder and German Lini.
ment." Even K. Ms have more con.
fidcnce in them than any and all others
The recipes by which they are made
were obtained from an old Veterinary
Surgeon. E. NJ. Wells, proprietor,
Chicago. 4..-'--. 4
Sole in McGregor by MEnR1LL 4
rBAanoS and by one or more agents il
every city and town.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-07-03

] @ One great secret Of The success
of Dr.. Halls Balsam for the lungs. is
nlhe fact that patients cured by its use,
Selling grateful for the preservation Of
their lives, cannot withhold the express.
ION Of their gratitude from their affiict.
ed neighbor; and thus like the increas.
ing size Of e SNOWFALL, as itrolls onward
do the praises Of this medicine, as they
pass from lip to lip, increase to wide,
spread and universal popularity.
For sale in McGregor by MERRILL &
BARRoR. o q ns
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IIilIRl Ll7Yl fIN1ll!!
HOMER KENNEDY,

Has jest landed At AcGregor. an assortment
Of Lumber, Timber and lath that can not 10
excelled for quantity or quality. % the Hiss
issipIi River. ~ ~
The Still Water Lumber Is admitted TO b.
the best that costs. and arm - this favs;its
quality sjust delivered 70 me- eonpRiing.
60JOC0 feet Of Lamber.g a xss-rG
1000 Lath. as tsss,g aias.
IN the aleve receipt naay Be 70 nd every
kind Of Lumbtr required by Me blilldsrs Of
Nonhern iovs, Square Timber VI ALI sizest
Tickets H.. a.. s4s.,,
SHINGLES, 1lF1 sh
always on ha nd. aas aE.a .aisas3
ann Hing the above stock at low sategfos
CASH and res, ect ully invite tkse vim contrib
plate builcing. ~ call and exaains the mat&i'
AL s0 .g8aasfsA Z
Once. one door west of the Post OAicr.-~
AsGsekof. Jrne H6, 'S7 81 s6Ass 37.6ui
|HGHLY Imp-6red Corn 4 Cob GsiA1ers
l. for scle ~
n'' T. .. esASr 4 fi,GE.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-07-03

EE-T The Bradford News. Lansing
Mirror, Wawkon Journal, Mitchell Re-
publican,l Fayette Journal St. Charles
Republican, Chichasaw Republican and
Usage Democrat are all rejoicing in the
Agricultural advancement of their sur
roundings and the village improvements
going on in their respective localities.
In five years the east will learn that
this talk Of the papers is not gas by a
long shot. Good soil good climate and
active men are at the bottom oft all
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-07-03

PARRY LARcExY.-Thc belle of a ro-
mantle little village about forty miles
northwest Of Toledo, was stolen from
her fathers house a few nights since
Tho thief was IN athletic young man
With black eyes and comely features
The ypnng 1ady's venerable father pur-
sued the thiefin The rmorniug,s and. on
Arriving xate -found3shin,s with Ibis
short lost daughter. sHhos introduced
him as her husband The old gentle
naAH suors syioleudy for atRsnty-thrce
consecutive minutes, when. the thought
striking him that he was acting absurd
IL, be became amiablc and said Bless.
inge on ye. my children !" The child
ron accepted the old mans blessings,
and have since accepted few hundred
Acresiof his extensive estatc.-Zoledo
Commercial. Is s acw
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Foo. Sale o.. Rent.

HAVlNG made a change in my business
Ii am nov ofe,in. to Sell or Rent my
Tav N Stand in Garnavillo incl ding Scvci.
Lots in the village. will also sell 20 acres Of
Timber within |. mile Of the premises and con-
yenl antly sitr sted 10 furnish Che stand with fuel
This House has been kept many yea:s aud
has reputation 10 good M any Western Esab-
lishment. u is laree and Convenient, good
barn, and all necessary out hons ss are on the
premises and 70 one who is desirors OF engag-
ing in this business. . good o p,t n;ty Is here
offered. n dsleSo BFFOSPES. q
lcarnavillc. June o6h. 1851 n37tf. a
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-07-03
%A new an d beautiful Ferry B<

@A new and beautiful Ferry Boat
has been purchased TO run in company
with tho old and ugly GREoolsE At Du.
buque. The late arrival 10 named Pc.
ossa. female of course. and we may now
expect little ferries. all up and down
the river! Who in thunder was Pc.
osta And how could she tell Julien
Dubuque Of the existence Of the lead
mines That name amt in our Author!
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-07-03

CHICAGO Mag 2 Ny--Wc have received No.
Of this valuable Western publication, and at
some future time we will take occasion to re er
more particularly to il, than time will now adj
nit Those who want statistics and historical
sketches of the great West, particularly of
these portions tributary to Chicago, would do
well to subscribe for the Magazine. Come TO
our Office and examine specimen.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-07-03

- We occasionally get Daily State Demo.
crat. If the Proprietoss really mean to send US
90 large and able sheet for our Weekly. We
will take occasion to return thanks hut the
nnailsuf the River are try-weekly you know. and
we have not rec,ived nrmbers cnou b Of the
Democrat to learn exactly what it means. We
are much obliged already however. and trust the
favor will be continued.
U We are in receipt of the Daily American
of Milwaukee, and it suits US exactly. II the
Democracy of North Iowa want paper filed
with late news and Astounding in wholesome
,cn;:ical doctrine to boot let them subscribe fol
the American. .l..
We now have an assortment Of the best Wes.
tern Dailies Of ill sti esin politics. and it will
afford " pleasure to exhihit them to those who
want late news by telegraph &sa4.&
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-07-03

DuNLEIrB-We received last week the first
Advertiser. It is Indepnn lent in Politics and
published by J. R. Flynn 4 Co. We arc glad
to get it. Dunleith is one Of the most important
BUSINESS towns on the River and MEG regor 10
ditto. The Advertiser is well edited and hand
somely printed. ii cannot fail if it continues to
be directed by its present Engineers. We copy
an Editorial from it this week that 10 refreshing.
ly sensible Just now.
Long life to you Msaars Flynn 4 Co.-hsrss
our - with hearty shake toit!
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-07-03

sDREp SeoTr. -. he published authoritative
Decision of the supreme Court in this celebra-
ted case has been forwarded to us by Hon,
Geo. W. Jones. He viii lease to regard Us as
very much obliged. aDa& aa& .-La"
We wish our Republican friends would tor-
row, tot US and read it carefully, before they
join in the "hue and cry against our highest
Judicial authority. Read the document itself
rather than tie garbledextract of "indignatiou'
manufacturers. Tie main point objected to is,
'rhat tie Government Of the United States was
established for the social and political benefit OF
the ,cAite race alone !" Who denies its practi-
cal correctness? Who affiliates with Negro
or an Indian in either sense excel t in theory
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-07-03
SCOTT g. BROTHER,
Whoes ale end Retail Dealers in
DRY GOODS.

---- GROCERIES, HARD WARE,
Q UEENs WARE, Glass WARE,
,EELH DC. dc, 3f&
Opposite Upper House, .NcGregor, Iopa.
4 RE now in receipt of a large stock OF
~ Goods, and shall be constantly ,eceiv-
in. so as TO be enabled TO rrest mt an un broken
stock of such goods as will gre entire satistac
ton to c. stonlcrs. C,lr motto is s,.uick sales
and small profits" and thorough cxanlinatin
of 10Th goods and prices is respectfully asked
Of ou9 friends and merchants generally listing
the market, before tn ing elsewhere. The fol-
lowing articles comp Use pp ton OF our stock ::
New Orleans, Bclchers
A. B. Crushed and powdered
Sugars; Plantation Molasses, N. O.
Sugar House, Belchers Sugar House,
Syrup in bbls. hf. bbls. and 10 gal.
Kegs; Rio and Java Coffees,
aoa ai Ground Rio and Java
3s Teas in hf. chests, I, 2, s. -,
80 lb. cadies; Salaratus in bulk
and lb. papers. Baking Powders in pa
pers and ID. cans, w. r. and Lay
h2 Raisi MS. Figs. Prunes, Citron.
Currants, Dried Apples,
50 = Fresh Fru is. Pr'vd Fruits, as
.rrted Spices, Brooms and Brushes.
Rice in There 8 and bbls.. Moline buck
cts 2 and 8 hoped, Tubs. Churns.
Oils, Mess Pork, Hams, Shout
ders, Palm, Brown. Ext.
Family. Chemical, Erasive,
CASTLE, Variegated, Toilet, Yankee
Transparent Soaps. Star, Summer press
cd. Steam and Hydraulic Candies,
p Glass, various sizes, Nails from IS to
4s. Fancy Nails, Chewing Tobac-
co nf all qualities. Smoking in boxes
and barrels, .s..snt Grease TO- Carriages
and Wagons, Mackerel, Herring ';::::. Fish
and Goldfish. Nuts Of all kinds. Butter. So
da and Sugar Crackers, Cider Vine.
gar. Pickles. Oysters, Sardines,
Cigars, Fire Crackers and other Fire.
Works Fancy and assorted Candies, Dai.
ry and bbl Salt, Starch, &C., &c.
June Is, 81. n36tf
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-07-03

1T The st. Paul Pioneer is complaining Of
grasshoppers in that section. They ale death
on young wheat and Iotatoe viiscs
The murder list in the United States for
'56 numbers over go! The year 81 opened
strong in New York and New Orleans, and we
may as well admit it averages well every
where. t s ~ T..
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-07-03
IL. Terry & Co.,
Wholesale and Retail
B00KSEl LERS g. STATl0NERS

+, l.S East Water Street,
MILWAUKEE,, W sCoNs.H.
TtUNrRY Merchants supplied with School
" and Miscellaneous Books. English,
French aud American Stationery and flank
Books at the lowest prices. ....
Particular attention given to the manufacture OF
3 L Il N roo KS.
For Town or County Offices; Printed and
Ruled toany pattern required. Also, dealers in
FK1NTHRS, STOCK
Such rs Double and Single Colored Medium
Folio Post. Cap and Letter Papers Cards and
Card Poard, white and colored Cards cut "
any sic required. -....E "a. -ggt.s.l ....
Black and c',lored rrin'ing Ink, Printers
Varnish. Gold size. Bronze. Brass Eule. &c.
constantly on hand. Any article from the
Specimen Book Of White T. Co.. furnished a,
lis prices. ON short notice. -r -.g..sr
TOrde:s solicited aud promptly attended to
June 9Th. n35jw.
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GARNAVILLO HOTEL
r.r FOR SALE OR RLNT

This we'll known Stand Is situated on the
main Stage Road from D b~qus to st. PAIL.
via Dectsah. IS miles f:om Dscorah. making il
the stOr' iny place 70. tie Sta, 20 ard Travclers
q, er nj he. The said stand il considered ona
Of the REST Winter Stands ID Northern Iowa
The premises consist Of q good Well and Cis-
tern. Smoke House, Bake Oven and other con-
veniences n.'cessary 70 carry IN Hotel busi
ness. Possession ran he given at any time
Anv information respecting the price or rent
can 10 had bv enquiring q the Hotsl.o Of the
Proprietor at Forb,s King & Co.'S Mill at Nc.
Oregon. Good terms will b" given.
ass a "a b. F. FORBES,
b McGregor, June Goth 1857. ms
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-07-03

TX BBLS Of FIRST rate WhisEy f,f yale
~ low. by ysEs Cell. FLANDERS.
1NL.AA Frs has all the Fancy Liquolp
IL known to the trade, constantly on. hand
at his store in the NEW FRAME BLOCK.
THERRY Bsandy. Ginger Brandy. Rasp-
~ ber' Brandy. and al other ,fancisa for
sale At bargain, BY G.H. FLANDERS.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-07-03

A GovfRycR-The Cedar Valley News pro-
pases Gcnl. Hoasaon of Dubuque as the next
Cove nor of Iowa, the FIX ress g. Herald re-
cor,'s IN rnmistakcahle negative, the North
West backs the Ne%s and there the matte
rests. s~ G--yl -I- ..41E ~ t&E
1t is early yet to ag:ta'c the question but
VIXEN the time comes to choose successor to
the present distinguished "Commandcr Of the
Army and Macy Of Iowa" We will introduce to
Cur cctcmr oralies a steady old Clayton County
farmer who is also a finely educated scholar and
reliable statesman-a man who can chop his
own wood and black his own boots or translate
latin rs circumstances may require. We do
not suppose his residence in the North makes
him any better, bit we hap. en- to know he has
qualifications rnexcclled, integrity uniml each
| able and racing qualities that cant be matched
! by any man in the State. His name is FlsnEa
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-07-03
a CARD.
MENn ERoN

a MR sL,MENn Err ON
=, EMILY from Indiana, would reppect-
Il y folly announce to the Ladies OF Mc,--rey-
or and vicinity, that. size is now PREPARED 10
Bleach. he; al, ard Trim BoxNrTs at short no.
lice ard IN the latest style. she is also supplied
With Material for making Ladies and tfisses
Bonnets and Hats Attention paid 10 Cutting,
FITTING and Making Dresses aud Caps.
her place IT Business 10 near Mr. ArnoldA
call, % asIk 800 r71I - - =,
McG.egor. May Is. 1851. Aa9naA
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~ There have been no storms lately equal
to the ono Of last week. Throughout New
York and New England INN ense les has been
sustained in the destruction Of property BY
wind and food.
Harm FOB JuLy.-This excellent periodical
has fornd ito way - far west ~ this, and We
can only repeat our former commendation Of
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-07-03

To- The New Workers are enraptnred to
learn that the Great Eastern steamship can enter
their ha.bor at high tide. She only draw.
tAiytysfue feet water! C9s8 Us is
Great as she il. she cantswim the Mississippi
at McGregor. ~ sfg1f 81 EHEE
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-07-03

THANK Mrs. b. F. Forbes of Garnavillo
has fa,oyed "our folks with most liberal
supply Of favorte vegetable. 1.-THE Pie Plant.
We have . garden fall Of these plants j st COM
ing on and When our lady friend becomes
resident of NcGlegor, as We learn she will. we
shall be most napry TO recipncate. g3