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The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-07-31
MGREGOR, FRIDAY, JULY 81, 1857

Let me adjure you, then, once more,
to abandon these proceedings before you
involve yourselves in the crime of trea-
son, and subject the people of the city
of Lawrence to all the horrors and cal
amities of insurrection and civil war
If you will now desist from the projec-
ted resolution, the past will be forgotten
as soon as practicable; but if you per-
sist in passing these laws and carrying
them into execution, thus defying and
superseding the government Of your
country, the deplorable consequences
must be upon yoiir heads and those Of
your associates. twill be my purpose,
if you still persist, to spare all bloodshed
as far as practicable, and subject the
leaders and projectors of this revolu-
tionary movement to the punishment
prescribed by law. I will accompany
the troops to Lawrence with a view to
prevent, if possible, any conflict, and in
the sincere hope that the revolutionary
indictments contemplated by you, and
now so nearly accomplished, will, ere it
is too late, be abandoned by you. .
If you can be influenced by no other
motives, the evident fact that the power
of the government is adequate to pre-
vent the accomplishment of your pur-
pose, should induce you to dcsist from
these proceedings. r7s~.'." ...
That the same sverruling Providence
who holds in his hands the destiny OF
our beloved country, may now incline
your hearts to peace, and influence you
to abandon this fatal enterprise, is the
sincere wish of your fellow citizen,
/. ..s II. j. WALKER,
' r" Governor of Kansas Ter.
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Facts Concerning Arsenic Eating.

In some parts of Lower Austria, in
Syria, and especially in the hilly coun-
try towards Hungary, there prevails
among the common people an extraor-
dinary custom Of eating arsenic. Du
ring the smelling of lead, copper, and
other ores, white arsenic flies off in
fumes, and condenses in the solid form
in the long chimneys which are usually
attached to the smelling furnaces
From these chimneys. in the mining re-
gions, the arsenic is obtained, and is sold
to the people by itinerant pedlars, and
herbalists. In is known by the name of
hiari, and the process of using it is of
considerable antiquity. BY many, it is
swallowed daily throughout a long life,
and the custom is even handed down
hereditarily from father to son. Arse
mic is thus consumed chiefly for two
purposes first; to give plumpness to
the figure, clearness and softness to the
skin, and beauty and freshness to the
complexion; second, to improve the
breathing and give longness of wind SO
that steep and continuous heights may
be climbed without difficulty and exhaus
ton of breath. Both these results arc
described as following almost invariably
from the prolonged use Of arsenic either
by man or by animals. For the for
mer purpose young peasants, both male
and female, have recourse to it with the
view of adding to their charms in the
eyes of each other; and it is remarka-
bic to see how wonderfully well they
attain their object; for these young per-
sons who adopt the practice, are general
ly remarkable for clear and blooming
compilations, for full rounded figures,
and for healthy appearance. For the
second purpose-that of rendering the
breathing easier when going UP hill--a
small fragment of arsenic is put into the
mouth, and allowed to dissolve, which
it does very slowly. The effect is de.
scribed as astonishing. Heights arc
easily and rapidly .ascended, whicl
could not otherwise be surmouated with
out great difficulty ofbreathins. Prof
Johnson's Chemistry Of Commons life.
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IDEAS, SPIRITUAL AND TEMPORAL
The following singular sermon is record
ed as one in which no doubt the poor
minister felt ,inhappily sat home -
Subject; Personal property. Text: I
an p6or. -, ~ s% f" "1 .
In discoursing TO you on this subject
to-day, l shall by Gods blessing, be en-
abled to establish the position assumed
in the text with but little effort. Let Il
be borne in mind that the subject is per-
sonal. as sttsf 3.f &
/. What I mast pay by the 1st Of
April, 1857 -. Ny note to A. b.. for
| horse, &C., $sl35. e. Board bill to G ID,
one quarter, <sl25. 8. Servants hire,
$l2. 4. Washing bill. $I2. S. Neces-
sary for other expenses, $40. Total
s297. af @ a
2. What have / got wherewithal to
pay it: 1. Salary for one quarter--if
paid--$eOO. 2. A wife, 8. A child,
which, though both excellent Of their
kind, must, in this account, sbe put
down as 10000. Total, $500: @
3. What | mast have to get through
with the right side up, and no mistake:
II. The sum of $97. g. The friend
to give it. Sd. The thing itself, 1897.
Applicatfon. will you give it ]? or 9.
Shall l quit the ministry to try to make
it? If so, who will be responsible, and
for how much? !? 49, 1sr,
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Spanish Naval Force in the Gulf.

The Spanish naval force in the Mcxi-
can waters at the the present time, add
ing the vessels recently arrived, is a
very respectable one in point of mum.
bers, though many are of small size,
and, whatever their present condition,
fit cnly for transports and coasters, in
which service they are now engaged.
We compile onr list of the original force,
says the New Orleans Picayune, in part
from the last official report published at
Madrid, afterwards republished in Ha-
vana, and it is possible some changes
have since taken place. 1t is more than
probable also that in many cases the
mounting is nothing more than nomi-
nal .. az. .. s...-... ...s.....s..
Ships-of-the line. II Reina Dona Isabel
Ii, 86 guns. ar4 .-a.E~ ~.s 3a.,
Frigates.-Esperanza, SO guns /; Bail
Ell, 40. 7#as sa~a =" ,aa...
Coryettes.-Cortes, SO guns; Ferro-
lana, 80. ,s @ i-A" "".
Brigantines. .;-Harbanero, 1s guns
Valdez, l6; Gfayiha, l6; Galliano, Is
Alcedo, IS.
Schooners.-Nersion, 10 guns Jua-
nita, /; Isabel II, /; Christina, |
Churruca, I. .-
Steamers.-Frahc'sco de Asis, lG
guns. 500 horsepower; Blanco de
Caray, Colon, Don Antonia de Ulloa,
and PNarro, 6 guns and $50 horse
power each Leon, guns, ESQ horse
power; Don Alvaro de Bazan and Con
greso, guns, l60 horsepower each
Conde de Venadito and Neptune,
guns, 1870 horsepower each, Don Juan
de Austria, 2 guns, 100 horsepower.
Transports.-Steamer Nina, 4guns
1000 tons Puita, $500 tons /; Santa
ella, 9 guns, 1913 tons; barque Ebro
223 tons schooner Jupiter and two still
smaller vessels, the Villavicencio ant
Soberano, sometimes used for the same
purpose. @a
The only really efficient and respec
table vessel, in the whole number, prob
ably, is the ship-of-the-line Isabel II
said to be magnificent specimen 0
naval architecture. She is just off tht
stocks, and consequently was an entir
stranger to the immense crowd assem-
bled to admire her beautiful proportions
and welcome her on her first appearance
in the New World Wash States.
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HuMANrrY.-I cannot but pity the
man who recognizes nothing godlike in
his own nature. | see the marks of
God in the heavens and the earth, but
how much more in liberal intellect, III
magnanimity, in unconquerable recti-
tude, in philanthropy which forgives
every wrong, and which never dcspsirs
of the cause Of Christ and human vir-
tue l do, and | must, reverence his
man nature. Neither the sncers Of
worldly skepticisr, nor the groans of a
gloomy theology, disturb my faith in
its godlike powers and tendencies. l
know how it is despised, how it has
been oppressed, how civil and religious
establishments have for ages conspircd
to crush it. know its history. l shut
my eyes on none Of its weaknesses and
crime l. understand the proofs by
which despotism demonstrates that man
is wild beast, in want Of master.
and only safe in chains. But, injured;
tranplcd on, and scorned is our fature
is; I still turn to it with intense sym
pathy and strong hope. The signatures
Of its origin and its end are impressed
too deeply to be ever wholly cffaeed. l
bless it for its kind affections. for its
strong and tender love. l honor it for
its struggles against oppression, for its
growth and progress under the weight
of SO many chains and prejudiccs, fet
its examples of heroic and sanity Virtue:
These are marks Of 4 divine origin, and
the pledges Of celestial inheritance !:
and / thank God that my own lot ID
bound up with that Of the human race,
II Channinr. #3 .a
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GETTING Sick OF THEM The color
ed persons of Toronto having held d
meeting to denounce Col. ]. Prince, d
member of the Canadian Parliment,
for speaking against them. he publishes
reply in which he says:
ut has been my misfortune ard the
misfortune of my family to live among
those blacks (and they have lived upon
US for twenty four years. have en-
ployed hundreds of them, and with the
exception Of one, named Richard Hun
ter, not one has done for us weeks
honest labor. have taken them into
my service, have fed and clothed them
year after year on their arrival from the
States, and in return have generally
found them rogues, and thieves, and a
graceless, worthless, thriftless. lying set
of vqgabonds. This is my very plain
and very simple description Of the dar-
kies, asa body, and it would be endors-
ed by all the. Western white men, with
very few exceptisns.'
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Are Negroes Citizens Of the United
States ?-HeNry Clay's Opinion.

Are Negroes Citizens Of the United
States Henry Clay's Opinion.
1t is not a little remarkable that those
journals and those partisans who assail
the Supreme Court Of the United States
for declaring that negroes arc not citi-
zens of the United States, shotild so
suddenly have awakened to the Illegal.
ty Of the doctrine, siiice 1t has been act
ed upon ever since the formation Of the
Government. Several State Courts, and
among them Pennsylvania, and Con-
necticttt, hate t1ade tho same decision,
and yet no outcry was made against it,
Most of these partisans were the sup
porters Of Henry Clay while be lived,
although he boldly expressed tie same
convictions. On the 18th of Dccem-
Der, 1851. Mr.. Clay intoduced a rosolu
ton in the United States Senate, in re
gard to the Anthony Burns fugitive
case, in Boston, where mob Of negroes
sought to prevent the execution Of the
law. He is thus reported in the Con
gressional Globe; -. '...
"But sir" said Mr.. Clay, "this is
not all. BY whom was that mob impell
ed Onward By our oifn race ? B., No,
sir, by negroes; BY African descendants;
by people who possess no part, as con
tend, in our Political system; and the
question which arises is whether We
shall have law; and whether the majesty
of the Government shall be maintained
or not; whether we shall have govern
ment Of white men or black mon in the
citizens of this country. ..... ......
Now, if African descendants have
no part in our political system" how
can they be citizens IF the United
States? Mr.. Clay was not attacked
for expressing such opinions, for, at the
time they wore uttered nobody but .
few ultras doupted their judicial and
constitutional correctness. = Cincinua.i
Enquirer. 5" e"~ "a"
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An Anti-Early Rising Poem.

One Of .sPu.narn S" incegnito poets, touched
by Sanch Panza's benson OH the inventor Of
Sleep, Whites some pleasant Verses in favor oi
.'lyng in bed o. mornings He charms the
sense" like any other songster, but lie 'chops
logic" anna >ingly:S
"God bless the man who first invented sleep: y
So Sancho Fanza said, and so say Is; 's3s
And bless him also that he didn't keep t#a
His great discovery to himself, or try r.#
To make it as the lucny fellow might
A close monopoly by "patcnt right ~
Ycs-hlcss the man who first invented sleep,
q really can't avoid the itcration3 K s.
But blast the man with curses loud ard deep,
Whatc'crthc rascal's name. or age. or st ttion,
Who first invented, and went round advising,
That artificial cut otf-carly rising! -ss
''Risc with the lark. and with the la,k TO bed, =
Observes some solemn sentimental OWL si@
Maxims ike these are very cheap'y said F
But. ere you make yourself fool or fowl,
Pray just inquire about their iisc-and fall,
And VIII, ther larks have any b''ds atall!
The time for loncst folks to be abcd," 5....
Is in The morning, if reckon ri-lt:
And he who cannot keep his precio"s head
Ufon his pillow till its faily light, y .
anu So VIUoN biS hTtN u'OiHtHS "IIhSs
Is uf-to knayery or else he drinks g. s.
Thompson, who sung about the ''Seasons" said
! 1t was a glorious thing To RISE in season; o
But when he said it-lyirg-in his bed Er'+.
At ten o'clock 4. M.--thc very reason
lie wro,c so charmingly. The Simple fact i.
HIS preaching WASH t sanctioned by his practice.
lis doubtless well to be sometimes awake
Awake to duty and awake to truth
But when alas! n ce review we take ~.I
Of cur best deeds and days, we find, il sooth
TIE hours, thatlcave the slightest cal sc to wecr
Are those We pa scd in childhood, or-asletp p
T;s beautiful to leave the world awhile
For the soft visions of the gentle night
And free at last from mortal care or guile,
TO live, as only in the an els SIGHT.
in sleeps sweet realm so costly shut in.
Where, at the worst, we only dream of sin!
So let us sleep and give the Maker praise;
like the lad who, when h father thought
To clip his morning nap by ,ha kneycd phrase
OF vagr,nt worm by early songst, caught
Cried. served linn light y it S not at all s;r
prisng:
The worm was p nishcd, sir, for carly rising =
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o. F. GEAR, N. NJ. FUTILE.
Auction

* EAR IL TUTTLE have established at
MA NJ Grcgor, an Auction Room. for the sale
of Merchandise, Household Goods. Real Estate
AMI all kinds of Property measurable with
money. They are both experienced in the
trade and by strict attention TO the orders OF
those cntrusing them with business they hope
to be advantageous to buyers and sellers. Con
sign mcnts made TO this firm viii he attended to
strictly to the letters OF instruction, and Iro-
ceeds pFomptly remittcd. ~. ~. si'a-.
Merchants wishing either to buy or sell;
owners or purchasers of Real Estate will find
this Auction and Commission House Il conyc-
nisnt institution and worthy of their patronage.
.H References OF the chest charact er given
ON application hy Mail Or Otherwise. n3.tf
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ngHumphrey MARSHALL descriL

Ey~Humphrey Marshall describes
the American party as ga broad and
quiet river, that takes its noiseless way
though the plain, diifusing fertility and
beauty on all sides, and losing itself on
ly in the expanded ocean OF the nations
veal An ex-Know Nothing friend of
the Louisville Democrat says, that, ac-
cording to his experience, it is like a
country road he once travelled, which,
at tho start, was broad and plain, ,straight
and smooth, promising a pleasant jour
ncr, and speedy arrival at the desired
goal, but soon began to twist around fen;
ces and wind through the woods, becom
ing less distinct at every step, until, at
last, it ended in rabbit track, and ran
into the ground.
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C.1 IL I'D

Having purchased the interest of Mcssrs
Evans 4 Conkcv, Of this place, in the Grocery
Business, we are prepared to furnish goods in
our line ut prices that cannot fail to suit. We
expect in few days to open full and complete
assortment of Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oil
Glass etc., to I'LL Of which we invite the attention
of all old customers of the house and as many
new ones a. may favorus With call. So
HOFFMAN, BENTON ~ co.
Notice.--Refcrring to the above we take
pleasure in recommending our successors to ou,
old friends and customers. ~.r s7.ss @..a. a.4t
EVANS ~ CoNKEY. sa
McGrcgor, April 10th, 1851, 'nH tt.
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MRS. s. HENDERSON

- EcENTLY from Inliana, would respect
II fully announce 10 the Ladies Of MeGreg-
OF and vicinity. that she is now prepared to
Bleach. Repair and Trim FoNNETs at short no
,ce and in the latest stslc, She is ALSO supplied
with Material for making Ladies and Misses
B,'nnets and Hats Attention paid 10 Cutting.
Fitting and Making Dresses and Caps.
Her PLACE Of Business is near Mr.. Arnold>
rcsidcnc on Main Street. Please give hsr n
call,
NEG. .cgor. May Il, 1851 n3ap2.
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GENERAL LAND AGENTS AND DEALERS IN Elk.
t CHANGE, BRADFORD, Iowa.
Loans negotiated and money invested upcI
the most favorable terms.
Particular attention paid to collections. buy
ing or selling Lands or Town Property. ane
payment Of taxes, in Chckasaw, Floyd, Mitch
q. q" .c.aa cerro Gnran Counties
A Registry nncco. will socn he opened 70: tn
sale of Real Estate Fn'ry fee $3.50.
Satisfactory evidences given ifreqnired.
June 9Th 1851. 1nE n3at.
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Eg- General elections are held next

Eg- General elections are held next
month as follows; ] ..f..
On the first Monday in Alabama and
Texas for State officers and members Of
Congress; in Kentucky for members Of
Congress-; in Missouri for Governor and
Judge Of the Supreme Court; in Iowa
for the new Constitution and County
officers. On the first Thursday in Ten,
nessee, for Governor and members 81
Congress. On the second Thursday,
in North Caroliu.t, for members Of Con-
gress
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WAVERLY HOUSE.

uLO. OIhlUI1l MI ME lOh,
McGregor, - -.~l- Iowa.
The proprietor has leased and fitted up the
building, recently known rs the California
House" and he respect fully soieitsa share of
public patronage. His experience in the busi-
ness eastward, enables him to hatter himself
that he can render satisfaction to those who
may make the lFargrly their temporary home.
An entire absence of Alcoholic drinks, strict at
tcntion to the TAnLE and BED ING, and a per-
sonal devotion to the comfort of guests are the
principles upon which success is expected.
The Wavcrly is situated near the business of
McGregor, bnt five minutes walk from the
Steam Boat Landing. ..'a.... ..t..t
Baggage will be haIdlcd free. l-.,.f
Boa.ders accommodated by the day or week.
Good stablins convenient to the premises.
ai5 .ae ga5la Egr, s.G GEO. UPRIG ST,
McGregor. June 26, 81 l37-fm il
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EFAmong his many other high
sounding titles, the King Of Ara has that
sf lord cf t,,snty-f,ar umbrellas" !"
This looks as il he had prepared him.
self for long reign.
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RE- "Boy," said an ill-tempercd old
fellow to noisy lad, "what are YOU
haNsrin' for when I'm going by ?'--
"Hdmph," .retssrtsd TIC tos; "wha
are you going by for. when I'm boiler
in 2"
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GrcNt Safe OF Clothing
3e Merrill e BaYPOn,s

GREAT SaleJ Ready Mute Clothing
VIII commence June 9th. Tkn object of
this Sale is to close out our entire Stock of Cloth
ing. We are determined to 90 out of this
branch of orr business and therefore shall offer
our whole Stock at ........ -..,.
... A Z G I 10 n p RICES.
E'ery man wanting any kind of cn mcnt
will do well to examine our extensive Stuck.-
Onr Summer Cotking is well made and of good
style and fnish almost the whole Stock has
Teen urchased of Mani fi,ciurcss this Sprin.r
Traders are Informed that we will sell part or
he whole of our Stock at ..
Wear York Prices.
lj' We hope to close the sale in thirty days.
... -. MERRILL & BARRON.
McGle ser, June 25 1851 n3i If.
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fl. g.. Case,

ATTORNEY ANB CoUNsELLoR AT LAW,
Brad(ord, Lhickasa,o Go., Io1a.
Real Estate Bought and sold on Commission
Particular attention will be given to Paying
Taxes. and making Collections for non-vesidcnts
June 9th. n35tf.
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GR.l.vT r. PECK.

nEALERS in all descriptions OF Threshing
.DMachines. Reapcrs. Grain Drills, Tanning
Mills. Corn-Shellers, Straw-Cutters, Horse
liakes, Flows, Cultivators. Portable Saw and
Grist Mills Eastern Lumber, and Democratic
Wagons. Open, and Top Buggics, and Agri-
cultural Implements generally. III asLHHE&g
Warehouse, Upper end of Main Street.
MCGREGoH, Iowa
d. Particular attention given to Consign-
mentS.
ROBERT GRANT. JOHN r. PECK.
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Br rad fora
LAND AGENCY.

~ = d. d. hIMDALL " CO., +---E
CIVIL ENGINEER .G REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
4 LARG L lot of choice timber and prai-
N lie lands for sale cheap. ..-,ss ,
Lots in fredericksburg. bradford, West
Rockford and Crescent City for sale. #
EXCHANGE BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Drafts On England. Ireland and Scotland bought
AT SIGHT.
June 9th. 1tt &s n35l,*
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F. TEABOUT, e.t#8 #sEss@ 4& J. OLSEN.
lcN5Oayt % Olsen,
Dealers in Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats, Caps
Sa .lr.s.-s. "a r.
All kinds of Produce bought and sold.
Frankvile. Winneshiek Co.. Iowa. OIL
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- eNclTfCyO1' AOllSC. ). ---.,..
i enlarged and much improved lately. II
is convenient to The Lcyec and every atten-
ton will be paid to the baggage Of those ariiv-
ing ordeparting hy the steaInersor ferry Packet
knowing that success can ouly be met with,
by close attention t, every want of the Trave'cr,
it will be his aim to render guests rs comfort
able as possible. " a Ieg.g4u 5a..s. -.I
Boarders accommodated reasonably. .,
Stages leave every morning for all points
West A well-nanaged stable is near the
premises. Gs - c. VANvALKENsrRG. 4
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II. 9. GRANGER. -..---.- Il. NOBLE.
O. M'c.ANEY. J. LINTON.
H. S. GRANGER g. co.
BANKERS AND LAND Agents.
McGREGOR,r - TT.gI.g.5 IOWA.
Collections made and rcmitted, Exchange
bought and sold on all the principal Cities of the
US. Interest allowed on Special Deposits,
Loans negotiated on good security, money in
vested for non-rcsidcn.s, dc. Also. viii attend
TO the Purchase and Sale Of Real Estate. pay
taxes investigate titles. and do all business con-
'tectcd with Land Agency business. s.'a.#".
Office up Stairs in Esdns'l Ner Erick building.
M'uHcgor, Iowa, May 90, ~. .a n34H 8
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GrOSlR2lO3. s. ShClIu.

GrOsue1sO,. s. Shelly,
NV HoI.EsALE and Retail dealers in Books,
wv Stationery, Music, Musical Instruments
Paper Uangings, Fancy Goods, Printing and
Wrapping paper, cheap Publications, Piano
Fortcs, and George A. Prince & Co.'s Mclo-
deons. mo. Ill Main Street,
DuBUouE, = q: Iowa.
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JOHN EY

VNyHOLESALE Grocer, and Dealer in In
w ported Brandics, Wines & Cigars. [Co1
Main & Sixth Streets
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B.zKK 4 Go.
u. s. CLOTHING STORE.
e BROWN N FINN. s

Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Rubberand Oil
Clothing, shirts, drawers, hamlkerchefs, Trunks
Valices, Carpet Bags, &C., No. 73 Main street,
Under City Hotel,) Dubuque, Iowa. ltf
The north Iowa times. [volume] (M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-07-31
pr. u. s. HiMS, Jr.,

IN ~. ~. y. AlllS, JT.,
PHyslclAs &, SURGEON. will be found at his
Office day and night, except when absent p,o,
Essisnally. ..g -. ..H 80
Having practiccd Twelve years among West
rrn diseases, he feels himsclfprcparcd 70 attend
10 all cases. day and night. Special attention
hlSei 10 diseases Of the Lungs.
McGrcgor. Dee. l2. 1856 Mo 6m.