The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-11-04
What on. EXCHANGES saw of US.

VIC have mol uOuDled our readers WIN ar'l-
clcs from ether papers CONNIE ndatury Of our
own. In the following notices clipped mostly
from our home exchanges the readers Of the
7lncs can see that, whether mciitcd or moi +,
we are in receipt of an average share Of credit
for our labor in this TO us,) new enterprise
We have a good many "more Of tie same sort
left,' but it is not our intention to fill tho ra.
per with paragraphs relating exclusively to our
selves. Our brother Editors will imagine US to
be in The attitude Of bowling our gratitude fol
their kind notices, and the readers Of the Times
may also imagine that our cheeks are rcd with
bushes.
THE NorrH Iowa TiMEs.-We are always
happy to form the acquaintance Of all persons
who are pre-cnincnly successful in their vo-
cation. It's human nature.
We therefore take great pleasure in congratu.
lating Col. Richardson, OF the North Iopa Ismes
upon the extraordinary success which has at
tended his exertions during the asst year, and
heartily wish him continued increase Of the
same forever aud day. Not satisfied with
having outstrirpcd his compcers, he inauguratcs
the commencement of his new volume with a
new head to his paper, now type for the read
ing matter and numerous other Improvements
The North Io,ca Times isdoing ererytAi~g fol
McGregor. and McGrcgor appears TO recil rocate
most heartily. We like this place, the deter.
mined energy, perseverance and activity cxhi
bicd by its citizens cvinces that they are Of the
right stamp, and that, come what may, they are
bornd to succeed. If any individual is insane
enough to doubt our word, we refer him 10 tn.
advertising columns of the North Io,ca Times
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the gigantic strides this young town is making
towards city charter. As it is becoming Our
principal Port entry, our merchants and farm
crs should cultivate the acquaintance ef its bus
mess men, ond subscribe for the Times. 1t.
Markets and River news will be invaluable
Decoroh journal. fa . .se#E #@
IAPRovEp.-The North Iowa Times
at McGregor, on the Mississippi, has
always been a lively-tongued journal,
but it has now come to US much inprov.
ed in its typographical appearance, and
it will now bear comparison with any oil
our numerous exchanges. RICHARDSON
keeps right along with the sin'es,-Al.
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ETThe North lo,oa Times, publish.
ed at McGregor, comes to us with new
head, Ga great improvement, TYPE re.
duced in size, and reading matter in.
creased in amount. The Times enters
upon its second year with patronage
almost unprecedented in the history Of
newspaper enterprise in the West. Nc
Gregor is smart town, has a smart pa
per, and supports it. We wish our friend
R1oHARDsoN continued prosperity, a
mammoth circulation, and no "delin-
quen.s. Lansing Mirror. 49,.
re- The North Iona Times, has en-
tered upon it's second volume. It is
now one of the neatest looking papers in
Iowa, having an improved heading and
brushed up appearance generally. The
editorials are rich and racy as usual
The Times must succeed for the "Col."
amt made Of tho kind of stuff that eve,
gives out. a-s F." ~u"@ b"
We never take up the Times without,
finding it burdened with interesting in.
telligence relating to the prosperity oil
Nc Gregor, and the country tributary tc
that little giant of a business city. The
objections we have to the politics Of the
paper are more than counterbalanced BY
the Difference we pay to its high toned
honesty. Success. is the greeting we
send to the Times and its Editor
Oronoco Courier. ar s@ ST.
NORTH Iowa TINES. This able defender O.
The interests of North Iowa, has Just completed
its first volume. 1t enters upon its second year
with alarge advertising patronage, a constant
~ increasing subscri& ton and host of warn
frit nds wherever it goes. The last number
comes to us very much improved In peIsona
up, earance.-Cedar Valley NeUs. sst.
10 The first number of the second volum,
of the North Io,ca Times comes to us with 1
new head, which is decided improvement ovel
the old one. The Times is the hest paper cub
lished in Northern Iowa, Dubuque papers moi
excepted. If you want to be posted up abou,
Iowa take the "Timcs. Pr. du Chen Couy
Ter. ...f
pThe North Iowa Times has put on new
head ut the commencement Of its second yea,
and looks very sprghtly and handsome. pat
describes success. and we hope he will meet it
as he makes one OF the hueest papers in the
State.-Clayon Co. Herald.
THE McaREGoR T1MEs.-This paper
has put on new head which BELTS il
well. It has just finished it's first vo.
lume and has acquired an extensive cir,
culatiou. It's popularity is owing part,
ly to the ability and industry Of its ed.
itor, Col. RICHARDSON, and partly to it.
central location in the thriving town Of
Nc Gregor. ...... -"~
The Col. belongs to the ancient orde,
of GOOD Fellows" doing the best he
can to enjoy life, and to help others tc
do the same. As the Times is Demo
cratic, tho Democrats Of this section
could not do better than to patronize it
Fayette Journal. '.
The first number of the second vol
ume of the North Iona Times comes t
us this week with a new head, bette,
looking than ever. We can't in thu
Coils case say, as an Indiana edito,
did noticing a like change in rival sheet
that "a similar improvement was needed
by the editor. May it never need to cur
tail! Among the features of the Time.
which should commend it to all, is thu
absence of that petty jealousy, not infre
quent in the local press of the West
which decries all prosperity out of the
places where they are published.
Calling upon the Col. the other day
we thought a pair of scissors in his Of
| fee would rust for want of uso.-fJn.
like great many of the Iowa editors, HI
is one Of the most iudefatisable aud spi
cy writer's in the West. We are glad t.
know he is making good thing Of it
"over there" and wish he may never ge
any nearer heaven while he remains OF
the earth III we have to visit him often
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