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Farm for Salc.

A SMALL FARM, situated IN the northtriy
"A part at the city of Budrio,i. four niles ffom
the city mills, c'nlsnng thirty tive acn, vi nio,
excellent grass land, divided lniu moving, illagr
.nd pasiurina. Also, a new house, ~ b. ~, .n
L 10 by ~, well in,sbei ouisi c aud partly inside
A'so, barn % by 81 II any one il IN want at n
.iali isrni thy viii do well Ia call l~ior. buying
elsewhere. THERE'S more hand adjoining which Eau
be ha if desired OLIVER KUMERY.
Rhijeiori, March Goth, 1857. l3f
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GApplNrp, Maine. luna -. lsa

ONEDINkE, MNIHt, JUNG q, IbtJ,
DEAR SIR: have used two bottles VI Prolrss.
OF Woods Hair Restorative, and can truly say Il
Is the greatest discovery al the age Tor n.,uing
and changing the lair. Beiue n.ins u, I was n
msn VI seventy. Ny hair has now attained H.,
original coloi. You Can recommend u to the
world without the leas, ear, ss my ,use wa, ono
Of the wort kind. Your. respectfully.
DANIEL n. MURPHY.
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UF Us SMALL,
Auction & Commission Merchant,

appraiser Of Real aud Persons properly,
Na. II Central Block. Cash advanced on Real
I'D psrsonul pmprry. 0pt.door auction salr'
attended to promptly. All who have property,
real " personal 10 dispose Of are invited TO call.
u uses ani Lots, aud Il,n.e Lot. lpr ale.
N. D. Special, attention given to.eoteetoo o. nils.
Biddeiord, Apni ~ 1877. DI
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This Gu, represents Oii,' Improved Insulator-
A being the collar which secures the insulator 10
the buldng:-B the solid glass bolt introduced be.
tween the rod and buildlng-C the lateral point,
with the aperture through which the rod passes.
CLEAvEs 4 KIMBALL OF Biddefsrd,
are Agents foe the sale Of Town and County
rights Tor O,is's Patent in this State and New
Hampshire, and they would add that they know
Of no le gi,msie business which offers 30 naLy IN
ducements to young men Of small capital. as thI,'
Orders addressed TO them or to D. l.. TOPfAN,
Saco, for rods IN this Co will receive prompt At
tentiOn.
N B. sTbe rod running through glass rings,
referred TO by Prof Looniis will be furnished anu
put up by Ois's Agents for II TO cts. per loot
March 25lh, 1857. la-3mos'
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IS REQUIRED TO CUR
with Liver Complaints, un-s
less the most desperate OF
cases, when the second a
bottle will, with scarce a
single failure, restore the
patient 20 health and Wig
or. We wish To call the .
attention % all 10 these =
facts that the lnyigurator
10 compounded by u ply q
sician, who has use,i II In
his pra,tice fur the past
twenty years. with n sue.
cess almost Incredible, ,nd :
that It's entirely yegeta. -
BILE, being composed whol.D
iyof gums. u
some idea ofthestrength. :.
OF these gums may be
form, d whenit Is known
one bottle Of the lnyigora.p
tor contains rs IN NC h
strength as one fuDiredS
doses Of calomsl, with )ui q
Any OF It's dlleteriOus ef-
fects.
One bottle Is the surest q,
thing known Ia carry a.
way the bad effects Of min ~
cral poison OF any kind. r
DULY one bottle Is ne.d.n
ed to thros cut Of The sys
TEN :he effects Vt Ine'iicine. n
after n long sickness.
One bottle taken form,
Jsandice removes all yel-
lowness &C unnatural coll
or from the skin.
One dose after eating Is
sufficient to relieve the
stomach and prevent the n
food from rising aud sour
Ing.
Only one dose taken bo- =
fore retiring prev Y n 70 -
nightmare.
One dose taken at night ~
loosens the bowels gently, -
and cures cDstiyehess. ~
One dose taken after
each meal will cure dys' -
pepsia. 2
One dose OF two tea
spoonsful will always re-
lieve sick headache. n
One b,ttle taken for fe'
male obstruction remove
the cause VI the disease,
and m 'kes u perfect cure. -
Only one dose immedi. "
iii hs han, fite,l NJ mai entir
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Professor o. J. WoDp.


BRooxriELp. Mass, January II, 1855.
DEAR Sra: Hsvlnl inside a iiisl u Your Hair
Restorative, II gives me plrssure 10 ,sy ihsi ns
effect has l'erh cxrrirni IN removing lad, NINA.
ION, dandruh aud q constant itching tendency
with which have bt-n inublcd iron childhood |;
aud has also RESTORED my hair, wnlch WIS b~com.
other article With anything like the pleasure. and
pnil. Yours uuly,
J. X. BRAGG.
Pastor of,he Orthodox Church, btv.ILsld.
pnIlsssof Mod
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PianoforteS and MelodeOns,
FOR SALE AND TO LET
L. r. HORTON g. CO..

Are Agents for J. Chickering's splendid and 2
Octave Pianos. N. NJ. loves Cottage Pianos
plain cuse, improved action 9 l-2 Octave. Price,
sl7j. Also, Smiths Melodeons, ofsuperior tone
and finish. All Of the above instruments are for
sale on terms which defy competition.
Music Rooms, corner Of Liberty and Laconiu
Streets
Instruction given on the Piano, Melodeon,
Guia-, and In thorough Bass.
Old instruments taken In exchange for new. -
second hand Pianos and Melodeons for sale Oh
the most reas onahle terms ly47
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Job Wagons. Jobbing'

THE Subscribers have furnished themselves with
yenient Wagons, and With horses, aud are prepared
to do any kind Of work, such as the transportation u
goods, moving families, furniture and similar business
at all timrs at short notice.
We keep slA.es at q, Y. Doydens, Liberty ST., and al
Cummings 4 NAscns, Smiths corner, where orders
may be len, and they sill be punctuAy attended to-
Personal application may be made 10 j. .. WEEKS, 81
the Depot OF ofthe drivers.
BiddefOrd, sept. 10, 1885. lyr3''
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lust received, Q few cases OF Gems extra Wild
ccAIS Doors. At Rosss Slors Liberty ~.
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AMERICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS.
r. II. EDDY, Solicitor Of PATENTS

(LAfE AGENT OF u. z. PATENT OFFICE, WASHINGTON
uNDER TIE ACT OF 1871
No, 70 State Street, opposite Kilby st., Boston
A FrER an extensive practice q upwards OF twenty
n years. continues TO secure Patents In the Unite''
States also In Great Britain France, and other foreign
countries. Caveats, Specifications, Assignments ana
all Papers Drawings for Patents, executed on ter
terms and with despatch. Researches made Into Amer
lean Foreign works. to determine the validity OF ah
ity 1 Patents or Inventions, and legal or oth,r sdee
renddred In all matters touching the same. Copies o.
the claims Of any Patent furnished By RENTING one
dollar. Assignments recorded at Washington.
This Agency 10 not only the largest In New Engana
but through II inventors have advantages r securing
patents, ascertanlng the paentaiy OF Inventions,
unsurpassed by. 10 not immeasuraby superior 10, any
which can be offered them elsewhere The testimonian
given below prove that none 10 MORE SUCCESSFUL
AT TIN PATENT OPPIuB than the subscriber and %
SUCCESS IS THE BEST PROOf OF ADVANTAGES
AND ABILITY, he would add that he has abundant
reason to believe and can prove that at no other once
Of the kind are the charges for professional services 80
moderate The immense practice Of the subscriber dur
Ing twenty years past has enabled him to accumulate
vast collection Of specifications and Official decislo rel
alive To patents These, besides his extensive library OF
legal and mechanical works, and full accounts Of patents
granted In the United States and Europe, render him
able beyond question: ~ offer superior facilities nr OBJ
tanning patents.
All necessity Of journey to Washington to procure
patent and the usual great delay there here saved
inventors.
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SPRING
4 SUMMER
TkAUE!
N0W oPEN!
JUST RECEIVED
an extensive
Assortment
al gouds Tor
Genilrinen's
wear, oIavc
~ great variety OF
siyle, particularly adapted
10 the season, al The Sioic VI
nuurnAf NGntrs N,fANss
OWEN & MOlILTDNS !

Their Slol consists Of Broadclolhs, Of
every Color aud Qualify; Ca.hrner-Is,
Erneae,t-, Saline,ls, Tweeds, DOc.kins,
and YrsIings Of the richest variety and
pattern, among which nay be found Plain
aud Fancy silk velvei,, Silk GIanedenes,
Salins, Marselles, ValenciIs, Cdshmeres
Sc. Any ol the above goods they vii
sell BY the yard, at the very lowest pri.
ces, or will manufacture into gen'lemens
Garments Of every description, In the most
Fashionable aud neaied manner possible,
and 10 al cases Warranted 10 give per.
feet satisfaction. TLey have also re.
celycd the selection of Geniltmen's
Furnishlu Goods consisting Of Eerk and
go Pocket Kerhic :, Napoleon Neck
Ann Ties, Stocks, Scarf. ulnves, sus'
W reudcrs, Shirts. Collars, BOso'n., Nc.
They have on hand. andarc conlinn.
ally Manufacturing Coats Of all descnp.
lions. in the latest styles, ani IN u work.
mauliLc manner, which are offered at the
loves, prices. They have on hand tue
largest assOr tnehl on 70
~. 10 be found ~ IN
a. couniy. consisting
OF all the NdH"usN
nds, being 100 nunicr
on,,um,n lion. The
n,ricuIur attention OF
genileinen u in'n.u
To their cS enslve slo
ok ii Pan ialvo's
Psnlaloon Goods. CON
sislIng uf more Than
100 differ ent styles,
manyofw hicIi are
elegant x Of very
fine trxiur e, They
give their atienlio
n 10 CUT ing gar
m,nt. for others
To ,nanuf arlure
oa" .ODs..
,oo:s:::.' - o."
sSco, May 1T
-
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PROF. o. j. WOODS
Hair Restorative J!
PtoJucins Hair oa Bald Heads.
and Restoring
Grey Hair to its Natural Color.
minis AsroNIsHINa AND uNEouALi.Ep


THIS ASTONISHING AND UNEQUALi.ED
l. Preparation he's never tailed I'd lrOJvce Y
growth on Bald ii-sd., when used according 10
the dirrciioo, aud turn hair back 10 It's arx,nsl
color aier having become gray aud feinstaie Il
Ia all its original heath, uslrr. sonr~s and beau.
". Remove. at once oil SUR, dsudrun and uu.
pleasant itching. scfoiula, efupiuns sni fr,rrish
neat from the scalp. Il also prevents the hair
iiom becoming unhealthy and falling of, and
hence acts rs perfect
Hair iavlgsratsP and Tsale.
a gentleman Of Boston writes to bis friend In
New Bedford thus:
Toyour inquiries, wonld reply, that when
drst commenced using Professor W,pds Hair
Restorative, my hair Was almost white, and hsd
teen 80 for the Last ten yrun aud II wssyery thin
on the top " my head, aud VET, io.e, and pulled
oui freely; hut I lound that before had used all
the second bo,lle, (Which was eight wrcksI my
hair was euiirrly changed 10 IL original color,
light brown, aud 10 now Tree from dsndruir snd
quhc mont have had my hair cot i've &c SIX
times siace the change, and have lever seen any
thing like white hair starting iivni the root, and
u l. now ~ .hlck AZ Il ever wss, and does not
come oui ., Nil. lthss proved In my case oil that
! could With Ia ask.
July !, 1855. Yours, etc.
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TESTIMONIALS.

"During the time occupied the once OF Comnis
sioner Of patents, X. II. EpDr, ESQ, OF Boston, did
business at the Patent Once as Solicitor for procuring
Patents There were few, any persons acting In that
cauacty who had 30 much business before the Patent
Office, and there we're none Who conducted IL will
more skin, fidelity and success. regard Mr.. Eddy
as one Of the best informed and most skfl Patent 80
citors in the United States, AMI have hesitation 10
Assuring inventors that they cannot employ person
morr com petent and Trustworthy, and capable o
putting their applications In form to for them
AN early aud favorable consideration al the Patent o.
dee. EDhSNp bUhhb, =,
Late Commissio Of Patents "
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MUIR IL A Y'S
uMPROyED)
Physical & Purifying
BITTERS.

THESE RfrrERs are composed % articles entirely
from the Vegetable Kingdom, selected with pArucu.
lar care being those articles ranked among the most
poaulaf vegetable reme,ies q the preseLt day. M
combination Of ARTICLES In this preparation Is sash ina
they have all the effect u the most powerful Po'sss
medicine when used IN large doses, and yet are - n1
IN thsr that they may b. given TO persons
The most delicate health With Pe' safety my Ns
male very agreeable intaste-are exceedingly shesss
M restoring constitutions bcOksn do~n by sedsniay hao
is-inrcase the quantity ofbood-restore the ie'ion %
the stomAch-ani impart 20 the wan and emaciaisl
ten II the Invalid the yigor ami Civ % health ines
Bltsrs have ,en used aud are recommended as go
Medicine Cor the cure oi indigestion % " spsisa, Jau
Dice Loss VI Appetite, General Debility, fan'ness auu
Sinking Of the stomach, Lowness of Spirits CostNeness
Duzntss. Night S~eats, Nervous or SICK Head Acne,
A1iIy 90 the stomach, bilious Affections, and all JUS
sasrs caasc by an unhealthy state Of the Stomach OF
Eowtl, LIT the suHcTvr them a short time accord
IBg 10 the DIR ctOns and be convinced that all Is
true ~hichi said 0f the AItcle.
Prepared udrr IA, ismSdiais inspection ofthe ongl
nal PrJyrivtor, T J. MI kkAN AID for sale wholesale
AID retail, ~
~. -. Mitchell.
l7tf Opposite lUIk Hotel, Saco, Me.
F5rsale In LiiIei5rl by ". G. DYER, Central Block
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From hs present commi,sionsr.

From hsprsssnf Commissionsr.
uhucrsr II. distributing the time I have held The
Office Of Commissioner of Patents ii. EDDY, Esq., o'
boston, has been extensively eagaged In the transaction
Of business with the Office, Solicitor. lie 10 thor
oughy acquainted with the law and the rules Of prac-
lice OF the Once. regard him of the most caps.
BILE and successful practitioners with whom l have had
asciaI iniercourse CIIAs. MASON,
IxaT Commissioner Of Patents.
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sss sIsl Es"a.ss' as they are pa, up carefully, Anh
Dffk Co" To give consumers some idea Of our
salss, &c ann'x the bllo~ng scale Of prices via
5 H. s'aehong Tea. ls0 sIb Mocha Coree, 100
~ g =. Tyson as ss sI y. jaw! !sSs 100
urhe Spices are put ny In ami IL tin cases. en-.
prrssy hr family use, AMI are warranted be strictly
Purv srlee, aud only need trial 70 establish them In
SPANISH COPPEg. We would call the attention Of
consumers Nj dealers 10 SpaaisA ceSss an article
shich u hghly esteemed and giyrs the greatest salts
hetlon IL Is prepared with particular cave, AMI By
IS believed, 10 equal to Z a. Ibs Of any other.
DANDELiOS COffEE This article 10 carefully
Prepar,d at our mills and put up In package, having
cur trade mark and may be relied upon the best and
most approved mixture Of dAnde,ion and coffee.
TAkANACCM, or Prepared DaadsiiOa Root. This
article IL prepared and roasted Nils 10 retiiled
by family grOesrs generally In city and country AMI
BEARING our trade mark, "cAiaamaa grinding coffee"
may be rieied upon the 0kSriSK AEriCLk The pro-
portion used l. about one halfthe qusntity Of Coffee
The prize Is ~ cents per pound and Ii Is warranted 70
be the sane AZ that which has been sold br my cents
pound By Druggists.
The medical properties % Dandellon are we'll known.
AMI held In high estimation by all Who use IT, This be-
Ing pr pAraliOn Of the rot, with all It's medicinal viz
uss rvtsasi be mixed With coffee not as best
suit. the TASTE aRd will be found cheap and economical
as family Leverage, pOuRl nearly being equal 10
tso pounds Of eoe. IL l. prescribed By many eminent
physicians, to lnyas, children and aged persons, a.
nutritious be iersge, and as remedy nor Dyspepsia,
Bilious Affections, &C.
p he eaTsfu; to observe that rsrsxseum has our
trade marx, Chiaamaa grinding IS there are
many limitations ofoar article called rarahaeum In the
market.
To Groc,rs and Dealers, liberal Discount Is made,
enabling them TO supply their customers at the same
lov rates.
To CASH CUSTOMERS. Our object being to secure
large sales At small profits, offer inducements which
cannot be Afforded by those who do business on the
credit system and confidently invite an examna-
ton % the 7aay % stock, aud our prices, a. com
pared with those Of any other house.
Boston, April 10, 1857. 6mosl3
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SUPPLY the bsst, finest and
~ parest' articles, at isrssf
casa yyisss. Their Stock con-
slsts Of
Teas, CeHe~s. Chses-
lates, Aiispiee, Pepper
NJ assavd. Gisxer. Cay.
enae Pepper, NstmekA
Cissa men, Clsvos,
Crea m Tartar, Tnrax:
acs m. Or Prepares
Dadellsa Rect, &c.
Having every facility for man
u'acturinx and preparing the
several articles named, the pae-
bic may rely spon having them
they are put up eareuly, Anh
n aTREMnNT MILLs. il. IL.
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MGREGOR, FRIDAY, APRIL IL, 1857

fool at sight. There is Winterbottom,
who has hidden his lank jaws, cadayerous
face, and short-lipped mouth, filled with
foul teeth, behind black beard, that sets
off his pale forehead and hollow eyes,
making him look like the portrait of Ger
rcgio. Winterbottom has his ambrotype
exposed now in Broadway.
Doubtless all can recall many such
paltry fellows, whom we could know at
once were they not SO villainously con-
cealed now We have to study them out
This objection will probably be consider
ed a strong recommendation of the beard
with many. and serve the cause instead
of weakening it. So let it be.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-04-17

A COOP HIr.-Joseph E. Brown of
the Blue Ridge Circuit is winning golden
laurels for the manner in which he dis
charged the duties of his office.
The good order and decorum that he Sc
cures, gives dignity to the country and
great facilities to the correct prosecution
Of business. That there is a bit of wag-
gerry in his composition, is ev ident from
the following incident s1 aaa
While hearing a case in court,
the attorney stated in his plea, that he be-
lieved one of the jurors was intoxicated.
The Judge, addressing the man alluded
to, said: "
"Sir, are you drunk"
The juror. Strengthening himself up,
in a bold half-deiant tone, said,
mo sir re bob!'' ....
Well, said the Judge, fine you FIVE
dollars for the re, and ten for the bob.
The juror wilted.
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A writer in Blackwood's Magazine
upon European politics, declares that it is
a great natural law, that the white race
shall be dominant class, and thinks the
domination of the British in India is all
right, while the domination Of the whites
in the southern part Of the United States
is not so pleasing p The writer says
"a great natural law is marked by the
various settlements of the white race
In temperate climates, it colonies, and
the inferior races will die out before it
while in tropical regions unfavorable to
its physical development, it reigns as a
dominant caste, making some inferior
races act as its hands, while itself forms
an ''upper crust and supplies the direct.
ing power. AT the Cape, over the tempe
rate regions of America, in New Zealand
and Australia, the European race has
colonized and is covering the land with
its own people but in India it rules, and
ever will rule as dominant caste-a mere
handful of men compared to the millions
of the native population, yet ruling over
them by dint of moral, physical and in.
tellectual superiority. The same princi-
pie in less pleasing form is observable
in the hot region of the American conti-
nent.'
What the writer means by less pleas.
ing form, we cannot tell. The British
have two hundred millions of slaves in
India, while there are only few millions
on the American continent. The writer
continues: ... ...--.
'.The Spaniards, when they first arriv-
ed in Central America, reduced to sla.
very the native population, and in ac-
knowledged or virtual slavery that popu-
lation still remain; while in the Spanish
islands, in the vast Portuguese territory
of Brazil, and in the southern half Of the
United States, the negro race has been
imported from Africa, to act as slave caste,
and to do the work which the climate rem.
ders unfavorable to the white conquerors
from the north. We entertain little doubt
that as the Anglo Americans of the
Union extend their sway southwark over
Central America, they will carry negro
slavery with them"
That is our opinion. They will carry
negro slavery with them, and the more
northerly of what are now called southern
or slave holding States, will become free.
The writer further says:
'It is bad policy for the slave States to
extend themselves by encroaching on the
limited territory, of the free soilers there
by exciting animosity and necessitating a
contest for supremacy. And we have no
doubt they will willingly abandon this
course whenever substitute is found,
and gateway of expansion is opened for
them into the countries to the south."-
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FIVE HUNDRED Tons OF COPPER IN A
LUMP.-The Ontonagon Miner Of the 7th
inst, says:
There is an immense mass of pure
copper exposed in the Minnesota mine,
which is some forty five feet in length,
and, in the thickest part, as much as eight
OF nine feet in thickness. If it is as pure
as it appears to be, it contains probably
more than 500 tons of metal-and it is
certainly worth as titles more than $780,
600.
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-04-17

A Curious DEDIcAr1oN.-Stephen H.
Branch has deposited the sheets of his
forthcoming book in the copyright clerks
office. He has dedicated it "To those
who rove in virtues grove"
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SPIRITUALIsTs BEAT BY THE HEATHE

A correspondent of the Portsmouth
IN. H. Journal, calls attention to the
fact that the heather of Western Africa
are in advance of our spiritualists in one
particular, for they not only have medi-
ums between the living and the dead, but
they have mediums who communicate
with the spirits of children who are not
old enough to talk so that by these me-
diums parents are made to know what the
child is crying for. What are its wants,
and what are its ailments.
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NOBLE SENTIMENT OF BRowNLow.-"I
never saw the day when, if l were to fall
out with men with whom l had been
friendly, would expose to public gaze
their private and confidential letters to
me. No man will do it but one who is
lost to sense of honor and shame"
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RAILROAD AccIDENr.-Thet train which
left Toronto for Hamilton Canada West
on the 18th ult., ran off the track at Des
Jardenes. Canal, near Hamilton, precipi-
tating the engine, baggage and passenger
cars into the water, and some sixty per-
sons are reported killed, among whom is
Samuel Zimmerman The bodies ara in
the water. ana many are not yet recover,
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-04-17

BoDr-SSArcHING AT BELoIr.-Much
excitement exists at Beloit, Wis, on ac-
count of the body Of young woman.
named Jane Nidreau, who died short
time since. having disappeared from the
coffin in which ii was buried. DR.. Strong,
a physician Of Beloit, was suspected, ar
rested. examined, and held to bail in the
sum of $4,000, rE
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-04-17

H A pedlar calling on an old lady to
dispose of some goods, inquired of her if
she could tell him ofany road no peddler
had travelled.
EYES," said she, l know one, and on
ly one, which ~ neioAe - ever trav-
eled, and that's ,he ruao s., aven."
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-04-17

At night We cannot tell whether tht
river is shallow or deep; SO neither car
We judge Of silent or secret man. I.
know him we must have light. or else b
able to sound him.